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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1950)
Axbland, Oregon SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW B ill Doll To Tour COUNTY BOND DRIVE , SALES TOTAL $5,87« UJS4 Health Jaunt Auxiliary Elects New Officers L ittle Symphony Presents Concert Thumduy, June H, 1930 Bob Dodge Family Leaving Ashland Sales during the second week of t h e Independence savings bond drive i n J a y s o n county Monday evening the Ameri- Bill Dull, who has become amounted Ashland music lovers, replete Mr and Mrs. Robert Dodge to $5,370, according c>n L 1<>n Xuxlliar> inet for known to many people in Ash to Morris B Leonard Sr but not surfeited with concerts, of 180 Scenic drive and t h e i r the annual election of officers. during recent weeks, were giv two children. Ellen Rue and Bill, land during the past year, is ty campaign chairman. Chairman o f the nominating en a rare treat l a s t Thursday will leave for their cottage at about to take o ff on what prom Total sales in the county to co|nnutlec Mrs •t Freeman evening when the Southern Ore Luke of the Woods us soon us ises to be an adventurous jaunt date are $18,289, or 12 per cent presented the following names, gon Little Symphony orchestru the children are out of school He is making plans to see the of the $130,000 quota president. M r s . Arthur Kreis- under the direction of G 1 e n n United States on a circle walk They have leased their home State of Oregon sales reached [nan; vicv president, Mrs Fred M a t t h e w s presented an am ing tour, with his first objective here and have purchased one in $1,055,244 or 17 per cent of the Cushing, secretary • treasurer, Portland, thence a c r o s s the bitious program Eugene, where they will move northern _______ states to _______ Buffalo, _ ___ New state's $5,892,000 quota E C. M r s . Richard Berninghausen; Although the Lincoln school next full York City, then down the east Sammons, state chairman of the sergeant at arms. Mrs J Q Ad- auditorium was little more than Dodge expects t o complete coast to Florida and back to San sav**igs bond division, reported ams; chaplain, Mrs Eldon Cor- half flut'd, the audience display work for his master's degree in Dieg. that Oregon ranked in 1 2 t h thell. and historian, Mrs C L a keen appreciation of the business administration, t h e . 1 re getting under way of- l’,ace nationally after the first Wolff The slate was unanimous- ed classical type of music present subject he taught at SOC the ficially he is going to Los An- "eck the campaign ,y elected as presented and the ed by the well trained 30 piece past year. Later, he plans to gele- where he ^xpects to con- Oregon's replica of the Lib- new officers will be installed at orchestra Several n e w mem study at an eastern university ta< t various clothing and sport- erty Bell w ill conclude its 111a- the joint ceremonies to be held bers have been added to the or for his doctorate. ing ,' o u d s manufacturers, a s jor showings before school chil- on June 27 in the park ganization during the year mak well as Ralph Edwards and Art dren on June 2 in Portland and The big event which is sched- ing for a n excellent balance. Linkletter of the r a d i o net- from that time will appear be- uled for the end of June will be The cello section dominated in works, with a view to having fore adult groups in most Ore- District 4 American Legion and several numbers and the freuch sew ral advertising sponsors for Son cities where local celebra American Legion Auxiliary in- horns and oboes showed up well ' 11 J , his undertaking. He will lecture tions are taking place between stallation with t h e state com- in the lijting familiar measure« l" l( ( I t i l " A ll v t l l l l b on tt values of walking as well now and July 4 mander, Sam Bowe and the dis- of the overture to "Die Fleder as write a book on his e x p e r - ---------------------------- trict president, Mrs Emily Ben- maus." Ashland members of B.P.O.E. iences. The A. L Lemley family are son attending. Governor McKay Lodge No. 944 have been taking The concert marked the first ----- --------------------■ — expected to return to Ashland 'ias a^so ts'en invited to be pres V ’hhuid aPPcaranee of Bernard off for t h e state convention Stationery Supplies this week after spending several ! ent The ceremonies will take ‘ Windt, cellist, who will begin which is being held in Corvallis ' place at the Butler Memorial at the News Review months in Texas band shell followed by a buffet his duties as music instructor in on Friday. Saturduy and Sun Mr. day For many it will be a doub 1 supper at the Pioneer building the city schools this fall business session '' *n<Jt played the solo part in le feature week-end with t h «• flrst movement of Haydn's added attraction of the Portland of the meeting t h e Auxiliary voted to honor the children who Concerto in D major which he Rose parade As usual the Ash sold poppies with a noon picnic had also orchestrated. He dis land Kiltie band w i l l furnish in the park on June 15. A ‘camp played excellent feeling a n d much of the color and entertain ship" to Low-Echo Girl Scout technique '» t h e complicated ment for the 5UU0 or more Elks camp was presented to a mem- • in8erin8 of the allegro passag- who arc expected to attend the Corvallis convention W it h ber of Troop 63 in recognition es‘ Angus Bowmer's commentary them will be the 10 accredited I of their work on Poppy Day The three delegates who were Pr^æooding each number added local delegates. At the Thursday evening all- elected to the state convention, much to the understanding and state initiation ceremonies put enjoyment of t h e selections, wnich meets at Grants Pass in September a r e Mrs Arthui while the easy conducting of the on by the state champion ritual istic team, the Ashland initiate, Kreisman. Mrs Fred Cushing, orchestra by Glenn Matthews J. AND EASY TOO! Logan White, will be given gave the audience a sense o f and Mrs. Richard Berninghaus his degree along with one mem confidence. en. Your home can be lovelier tor In spite o f inevitable rough ber from every lodge in t h e spots the program as a whole state. Many social events a r e •. life . . . easily . . . now . bowed an unusually fine co being planned for the L a d y through our lay aw ay plan. This ordination and balance. The ac- Elks who will attend the con truly line silverplate will stay coustics of the Lincoln auditor vention. beatiful longer . . . because it’s Delegates who will represent ium are much better than its ; sterling inlaid. lighting and all who attended Lodge No 944 are Exalted Hul- The June meeting of the Wo-j the concert agreed _ t h e er Delbert Jones, Herb Huston, mens Association of the Pres head glare was annoying. over One hyndel Newbry, E a r l Schilling byterian church was held o n comme-nt s e e m e d a, I. R. Frideger, Bob Reinholdt. Thursday. J u n e 1, beginning ..Wh does Ash, not*have a Ralph McCulloch, Buzz Hamby. with the regular 10:30 devotion- symphony under the stars.... The Bob Dodge and Sid- Reed al period under the leadership idea |s wofth Qf conslderation of Mrs. James Edgar The morn with the B Mt,moriaJ she„ MRS. HUFFM AN ON mg business meeting was con- o£ferin lht. nec iacllit,es VACATION ducted by the president, Mrs : (nr _ • Millie Smith. f° r 3 HoHy wo°d Bowl m.ma- Mrs. B l a n c h e Huffman is ture. making plans for an extended In addition to the routine re three months vacation during ports of the committees, there the summer when she will visit was a discussion of the plans for relatives in Idaho and Riddle. the diamond jubilee celebration Oregon, as well as tra v el of the church in August. The "wherever and whenever t h e three days of August 26, 27 and fancy moves.” She has turned 28 have been designated for the observance of t h i s outstanding Am eqUt.striennt,s o f over her real estate office to the Oregon Land company during event m the long history of the va„ who wi„ have church. It is expected that there in the JacUjjon County sh e r iffs her absence. T V m«mbers Posse round-up. scheduled f o r Stationery Supplies return to Ashland for the o c -. June 10 and H ls Judy Bnggs at the News Review casion which will be the 75th of Ashland who has spent much S T S S T ,, X an ” c X c i ' i er "■ ’ the First r-resoyierian enuren. j udy w,n relgn as one of the making it one of the oldest in princesses in Q u e e n Audrey the valley. An historical pag Wooldridge’s court along with eant is being planned as one of Glenda Martin, both of whom the features are Medford girls. About forty-five members and Judy is the proud owner of a guests were served at . the noon trained Arabian horse Tezeyn l^fheon^ which was in ^charge and has won ,nany ribbonjj >n of Mrs. W. Wallis, Mrs. Chester the show ring. Readers of the Applegate, Mrs. M L Mendoza, Oregonian may remember t h e 2 n EAST MAIN ASHLAND PHONE 5131 Mrs. Martin Barnett, Mrs. Clyde two page illustrated article fea A Smith and Mrs. Wm. Poley. 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