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r The Phoenix News S tu d y Club Hears Of Silventmithing Thursday, November 10, 1049 Ashland, Oregon Southern O regon N ew s H evi«, District 4 President Visits Local Legion Auxiliary; Xmas Gifts Asked On«-Third C ollege S tu d en ts The Ashland Study Club met L ive In D orm itories on Monday afternoon, Novem Almost one-third of the stu ber 7 at tin* home of Mrs Lou ■r M rs . A. C. Lew is dents enrolled in the m ajor in ise Perozzi on Granite St. The stitutions of the State System CENTRAL POINT DROPS president, Miss Gertude Engle, WILL CELEBRATE Mrh Bertha Cobtregli spent a PHOENIX GR1DDEHS 21-13 of Higher Education live and presided over the short business GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY Mrs Harold Benson, D istrict*------ week la Salinas, Calif, visiting eat in college dormitories, ac PI kwiiix high school's foot her sister. Ida Hubbard, who has Mr and Mrs. Aoe A Kuntor s/wslon which preceded the re 4 president, Legion Auxiliary, of Mabel VVurdinger cording to reports from the dor ball team dropped a hotly con of Fern Valley w ill celebrate gular program. been 41. Grants Pass, was welcomed on D u oli . «> . mitory directors. Last year the tested battle to a strongly fav K ,* h H e ,d M o n d a y The half hour topic was pre her official visit to the their golden wedding anniver Thr Phoenix garden dub average number of student* her official visit to the local ored Central Point eleven Hut meeting was postponed from Fn sary Friday Nov 11 at their sented by Mrs. J M Endicott housed in No. - 14, Monday cvmniK, evening, - — Mabel 50 , a resi-1 ----- ------ — Wurdinger, ” v»v.«,,Svi, ju . . . the , dorm itories was •lay •tilt* 11th to Monday the 13 urday night ut Central Point home in Fern Valley and hold on the subject of early Ameri Unit 4051, while almost November 7th, in the Legion dent oi U h la n d for 2% years, ? °’ 1’ fhwhlle most that many by a 21-151 score. can Silversm ithing and the in open house from 2 p m It will be at the Presbyterian Phoenix led 8-0 ut halftime eltureh for (lesort luncheon. Co- Mr and Mrs Kuntor were fluence upon the homes of that hostesses Mrs D A Dubuque und wore out in front 13-7 as I born in Austria Hungary and tim e by the ceramics of Eng dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. To these students, 3,847,617 she had been taken two days Mr*, Mervln Huxson and Eli the fourth quurter got under eame to Fern Vulley from Rose land, France and China Arthur Kreisman at their home previously from her home on meals were served. zuboth Denzer Program, Mr* () way. Thr Pointers scored in tin ville Calif. In 1015 They have Mrs. James H. Edgar review By institutions, the average Hi way 99 north of Ashland. L. Penland, ' L illies and mulch fourth period when Colley pick nine children all living in and ed the book “Stiilm eadow” by on Fordyce Street e<l up a fum ble by hi* tcummati around Medford birt one, now in Gladys Taber. It records in a Each Auxiliary and Legion She is survived by her hus number of students housed was Ing” will be the subject The building comm ittee of the Robinson and went over for Calif. The children are as fol round-the-calendar fashion the member is asked to contribute band Gus A Wurdinger of Ash as follows: Oregon State Col Phoenix Community Club and the TD 'flic final Central Point lows Joe, Ann, Palmer, Mar happenings, the moods, the hos one Christmas gift for the men land; a son Lawrence A. of Al lege, 1800; University of Ore Youth Centor held a meeting at score csine on a pass from John garet Davis, Bill, John, Helen pitality of a New England farm, at Camp White, wrapped and bany, Ga.; a daughter Mrs Vir gon, 1714; Eastern Oregon Col the A C Lew is home Iasi week son to Colley Anhorn, nf th< Olson, Elmer, Henry, and Lil where the companionship of marked, not to exceed $1.00 ginia G Wyers of Ashland; and lege of Education, 249; Oregon dogs and cats, the quiet assur Bring gifts to the next meeting, the following sisters — Mrs College of Education, 144; and and met at the building grounds Pointers, kicked all three of thr lian Busey Southern Oregon College of Ed extra points on Sunday morning to lay oul Mrs Kantor has three broth ance of neighborliness, the joys so that none w ill be forgotten Leona Balmer and Mrs Grace ucation, 144 Cover of San Jacinto, Calif., v iia o v iiiiv . r Five IV L S o a v ilitv , V —d i l l at Christmas time. dollars of music and books, an open fire tln> grounds and decide the Io ers in Wash who an* expected Mrs vx____ Nell Badley and good food all add up to a was voted cation best suited to set the Laurel and Hardy in ‘ Out West" to arrive for the affair e _ x-v _ lor film .... .. and flash and R„.4L„ ex- and Mrs _ Bertha Denyes of San Gabriel. Do You Suffer Distress Fran bulbs for Camp White, and ten building. Clearing the site will with news reel and comedy. delightfully nostalgic narrative An invitation is extended to start soon There will lie on showing at 7:30 all in tin- valley, their friends Stiilm eadow is based upon Glad dollars will be sent to Mrs. Calif., and 2 grandchildren Services were held Monday and neighbors who have had ys Taber’s well-loved “Diary of Mary Mitchell, Jackson County I be Phoenix Community Club p m A new show each week. The Thursday Club have pos many enjoyable times at the Dom esticity” which is a regular Camp White Hospital chairman. morning at 11 o’clock in the and Youth Center will hold a turkey shoot on Sunday, Nov tpored tin ir regular scheduled Kantor home, since they have feature of the Ladies Home Jou She will purchase gifts and oth Litw iller Funeral Home with er needed articles for the men the Rev. O. W Klingsheim of rnal each month. 20th on Fern Valley Road It meeting for Nov 17th which been in the valley there Mrs. Bert Freeman is the the Assembly of God officiating. will be an all day affair, with will be a covered dish luncheon local hospital chairman, who Interment followed in the Mt. H arris Ellsworth nt Nan Coates. eats being served by the ladies and also want to asks that gifts for the Portland View Cemetery. Since the second meeting of of the club Rifles. 22 rifles, To Visit Ashland Gift Shop be sent in early. shot guns and pistols will be tin- month would full on Than BUILD UP Layettes, children’s clothing used with pot luck and other ksgiving there will I m - Just the Congresman Harris Ellsworth DRIVER'S EXAMINER and toys will soon be sent to shoots for those* without guns one meeting for Nm I will in* in Ashland on Monday. RED BLOOD? HERE NOVEMBER 14 Mr arid Mrs (’has Hocker- Hains and bacon on shoot* also Novem ber 28th for a full day of Roseburg for the patients and A Drivers License Examiner If female functional A lik in g warrior has been ch m eetings and conferences. His their families there. The secu All public is invited to attend smith motored to Rend over the will be on duty in Ashland Mon week end to visit their son and osen »s tiic symbol of Southern schedule includes a talk at the ring group under the direction day, November 14, 1949, at the periodic disturbances and obtain youi holiday bird make you suffer pain Oregon College by popular vote college at 2:30 p.m., a dinner of Mrs. Mary Lahr, w ill meet 1’he Malin Mustangs will play family City Hall between the hours of and weak, nervous, restless jittery the Phoenix Pirates Sat after Mrs Mervin Hixson has been of th*' student body. at the Lfthia Hotel in the eve Monday afternoon at the home 9 a m. and 4 p.m.. according to feelings — at such times — th>n do The new symbol, to lie known ning and a public Town Meet of Mrs. Dick Berninghausen on noon at 2 p in m Central Pint ordered to bed fm a few days an announcement received from try Lydia E. Pinkham’s TABLETS to relieve such symptoms! Ibis will I m - a district piny iff by her doctor, to try to get the as the Red Raider Viking, has ing" in the evening at the Juni Mt. Ave., at 1 o’clock. The Halloween party was well the Secretary of State’s office Taken regularly—Pinkham's Tab gam«* and the Mustang* have upper hand on a cold she's had not yet been evolved in it’s final or high school Persons wishing licenses or form, but is now in ttie hands of been undefeated for 8 games for about a month Congressman Ellsworth e x attended. Miss Adriana Jaunins permits to drive are asked to lets help build up resistance against Mr and Mrs Earl Hnsco an artist The Raidor will pro pects to make a report to his gave several ballet numbers ac get in touch with the examiner such distress. It is hoped the root:::;; section Pinkham’s Tablets are also one of w ill he in force to spur on the made a trip south to San Fran bably have red hair and a red constituents and to allow them companied by Miss Colleen Ti- well ahead of the scheduled the greatest blood iron tonics you Pirates cisco with Mr and Mrs A H beard as well as red armor. to ask questions and make sug egs, who also played solos. Mrs closing hour in order to assure can buy to help build up red blood Such figures as Eric the Red gestions. There is keen interest Dick Berninghausen sang and I closln« nou»’ ln order to assure to give more strength and energy I he annui 1 school carnival is Dudley to attend the Grand Nat Mrs Arthur Berg led the group .°* Dieir applications scheduled for Nov. 18th in the ional Stock Show They report and the Viking raiding parties being expressed in his report of for girls and women troubled with with a minimum of delay. singing, accompanied by Mrs. that terrorized the toast of Eu simple anemia. A pleasant stomachic conditions in Great Britian as new gym and all proceeds will thr- show w as a fine display of rope during the middle ages are he found them on his recent Harold Jordan. Mrs. J. Q. Ad tome, too! Just see if you dont re stock sw ell the student body funds markably benefitAny drugstore. The P h o e n i x Community pointed out as precedents for trip The question of “socializ ams. Mrs. Dick Berninghausen, Get your Job Printing at the On Thursday tin student body ed m edicine” is one that is up Mrs Fred Cushing and Mrs. will start m ovies in the old gym Club and Youth Center has the new symbol. News Review Lydia E. Pinkham’s According to history, the Red permost in the pubbe mind and Jacob served as the committee, began to branch out in it*, act ______ _____ ___ _ the v„v , Congress who served pumpkin pie and ivities. On Monday nite Nov 7 Raider Viking was a fearless it is expected that about 20 interested members fellow, strong of heart and <ap- man will go into ih< subject coffee. The Memorial Flag Pole will met at thr home of M E. Nort aide of crushing hi* opponents fully be dedicated to all veterans of on on 5th St. und from this no matter what their s t a t u r e . ______________ all American Wars at 1 o’clock meeting the Phoenix Little Southern Oregon rooters feel S c h o o ls o f D eep Sou th Armistice Day. Friday, Novem , . , Theatre Guild was formed Mar their athletic team* follow in »r,. I ? tb» original Viking footsteps i Ce,' P A id ber 11th. The American Legion: land Glasscock was named pres Auxiliary is invited to attend as , 1 and elected by vote were Mrs. Evidence of this was shown just Three schools ol the deep I ; Rex Nicodcmus, Sec M E. Nor one day after the sym bol had south, Crossnore of North Caro- j a group. Five dollars was donated to ton and Mrs A C. Lewi*, ad- been adopted when the SOC lma, Kate Duncan Smith School i vertislng and publicity, and football team overcam e a four of Alabama and Tamassee Sch- the Iron Lung fund by the un-1 Mrs. C. A Stathcrs. chairman teen point lead in the last half odt of South Carolina win re- bo°xes Plans for a food sale w ill be j of specialties. A comm ittee was to crush the Chico Wildcats 21- ! of warm winter completed and dates and place I appointed by the pres, to gel clothing from the Ml Ashland announced later, also the chair le d a play, Mesdames Delvo chapter, D A.R These three man. Aaothor fine product of Sloan, Bert Stancliff, Forest schools are for underpriveleged the Kraft Feeds Cerne Mrs J Q Adams and Mrs. Joss. Chas Hockersmith. A C. children who otherwise would Warren Cook served as the re- L ew is and Mr. Aplin. not have the opportunity for freshment committee, serving They w ill go into easting as an education. They are support cake and coffee at the close of soon as a play is selected and ed by the national society of the business meeting. ' Wc hope to create the first the Daughters of the American hope to have the play ready to SUPERB CHEESE FLAVOR be presented in ous new home really close-knit literary organi Revolution and have won wide Stationery Supplies on which the work is starting in zation on the Southern Oregon recognition for their high stan " KRAFT GRATED j at the New s Review earnest College Campus,” Lamba Chi dards in both academic train The Guild hope to he able to president George Bell announc ing and citizenship All of the produce two or three plays a ed last Friday, October 28. “A1 household work and much of year and all proceeds to help though Lamba Chi ha* been ac the maunal labor in building tive on the campus for several and maintenance is done by the on our building fund. years,” Bell continued, “this students The local chapter has- year w e intend to re-organize made it a practice to rememberJ PHOENIX it in euch a way as to encourage the schools each year, either by NAZARENE CHURCH young authors to write creativ financial assistance or by boxes Phoenix Church of the Nazarene ely and to help them to get their of clothing and toys says Mrs. Pastor, Rev. C Henry Lacy work published." Don Whitney, the Mt Ashland We extend a cordial invitation Present plans of the group in to all our friends and neighbors clude regular meetings for crit chapter chairman for Approved Schools. to the following services. icism and discussion of material, Sunday School 9:45. extension of the member's lit Gordon Quade Named Morning Worship 11:00 erary education, and an editor Evening Service 7:30. ial board for selection of the Student Business Manager Midweek Prayer and Praise best manuscripts and recommen Service, Wednesday 7:3«. Gordon Quade was recently dation of a publishing medium. The club also plans to publish appointed S t u d e n t Business P H O E N IX P R E S B Y T E H IA M the best student writings in a Manager by the Southern Ore CHURCH volum e entitled “Lamba Chi gon College student council. Quade. whose home town is E. J. Clark, Pastor A nthology.” Sunday, W) a.m. Sunday School Bell, whose nome is in Klam Grants Pass, is a second year e n d td 1 >T nrSthaJ l » i t y' th e / irSt W° rld W ar officially J. O. K. Poung, Supt. ath Falls, is a freshman in teach business administration major. ended on the 11th hour of the 11th dav of th e 11th Sunday Service 11 a.m. er education, active in drama month The w ar had cost the world 37,508.686 m ilitary Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Choir and literary circles on the cam pus. practice. casualties, immeasurable human suffering, and billions 7:30 Sunday. Young Peoples of dollars ¡ when hostilities ceased, there was deep re meeting. Elva Castor, advisor. v o i i FEMALE WEAKNESS Viking Warrior j i hosen As Symbol M in in s ! Lamba Chi Plans lie-organization FLUFFY MACARONI PLUS OF , NOVEMBER 11 Theta Delta Phi Has Initiation Our Aim i s - v \ Extra Service. . . O pen F riday nights UNTIL 9 O O P.M. WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS THE ROGUE SHOP • (LOTUS IOP NIN PHONE 2 2301 6? FAST MAIN Smart Clothes lor Men 39 Easy Steps from the First National Bank BENEFIT BY THIS Alpha Chapter of Theta Delta GOOD NEWS Phi held its initiation Wednes day evening November 2. Eight COMBINATION neophytes were initiated into TOUR HOME TOWN PAFER the fraternity which claim s to be the oldest college organizat ------- Tee eeeg ( e ____ __ ion on the campus. This year I»et b foing m where yew live. r * J1* * * * ■ Gordon Howerton of Grants Pass is President and Dr. Arthur WORLD where big event« ere in the making — event« which con S. Taylor is the faculty advisor. meen ae much to you, te yoer A fter the initiatory ceremony Job, your homo, your future. For the men were guests at a “prog conttructivo report« and interpre ressive” dinner at whicli the fac tation« of national and interne- ulty members of the fraternity Honol newt, tfier« it no substitutt were hosts. Cocktails were ser mon ™ o V M'"ST'‘ N sc ,' N e , ved at the home of Professor Enjoy the honofita of being Elliott McCracken, Salads with ho»t informed— locally, nationally, Dr. Wayne Wells, the meat internationally — with your local paptr and The Chrittien Science course at the home of Dr. Ar Monitor. thur S. Taylor while the festivit LISTEN Tuetday night« over ies ended at the home of Coach ABC «tation* to "The Christian Science Monitor View» the Now«." Ted Rchopf with dessert. Dr. Ray Hawk and Mr. David Bark And u«o this coupon for a special in - a D « er of the faculty also acted as today troductory subscription. $ 1 rundi hosts. The w eekly noon luncheons T h . C h rl.flan S c l.n c . Monitor have become an established tra On«, Norway St., Boiton 1 J, M o m ., W.S.A. ^ ••« ’ 0 rand mo on Introductory dition with the fraternity. Some •ubscrlptlan to The Christian Sclonco thirty-five men are members of Monitor — 24 In u o t. | onclota $1. Alpha Chapter. The new members are: Pat I nomo I rick Bilks, Ashland, Wendell Austin, Coos Bay; Fred Taylor (odd ro tti Klamath Falls; Jack Bolton, Lakeview; Charles Eliason, Ash (city I (sono) ( i to to I PB7 land; and Jerry Bruce, Ashland. joicing. When you hear the whistles blow to d a ^ p ^ - serve a moment of silence in honor of P the Arm istice and in hope th a t peace will one day be permanent. City of Ashland and the Ashland Chamber of Commerce X
