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AdfcJand. Oregon M rs D on F o w le r o f 145 A l __ and M rs. W illia m H Me G u ire o f M a ry s v ille , C a lif., vis m ond street w h o u n d e rw e n t ite d st th e hom e o f the A lla n at the Ashland General Harrises last week on their way T h .irw in v <« n n u n o rth The fo u r had been frie n d s h o s p ita l last T hursday is n o u In h ig h school I convalescing at hom e .art your cask outlay by TWO- THIRDS NOW . . . y®« pay yoar fire ieser- aace ONE YEAR AT A T IM E IN S T E A D OF 3 YEARS IN AD VANCE AND HAVC . . . A NEW STANDARD. BROAD FORM. NON - ASSESSABLE POLICY ON A "C O N T IN U O U S ** A N N U A L BASIS. LIKE LIFE INSURANCE. , In vestig ate Before Ton R enew V SAVE MONEY s VERN SOUTHWORTH L. H. GALLATIN 519 S isk iyou Thursday, July 20, 1030 SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW A shland Marbeth McKeever Married To Lewis Paul Kell in Church Kites Sunday Announcing In less th a n tw o w eeks t h e O n S u nd a y a fte rn o o n , Ju ne ’ fir s t p e rfo rm a n c e o f th e fe s ti ! 16, M a rb e th M c K e e v e r, daugh 1 b a c k g ro u n d m usic u n til b u rs tin g v a l season w i ll be g ive n, and 1 te r o f M r and M rs H u g h R Me- 1 fo r the rest o f the m o n th o f A u g K e e ve r o f 420 M o rto n stre e t, i in to th e M endlesohn m arch as th e b rid a l p a rty came up t h e ust, a steady stream o f people was u n ite d in m a rriu g e to L e w is 1 w i ll use C hautau qu a W a lk t o P a u l B e ll, son o f M r. H u g h B e ll aisle. T he b rid e 's o n l y a tte n d a n t e n te r th e o u td o o r th e a tre W hat o f C ondon. O regon a t th e F irs t w i ll be th e ir fir s t im pressions was M iss D a rle n e H a le o f P o rt C h u rc h o f C h ris t T he d o u ble lan d, w h o w o r e a b a lle rin a as th e y v ie w the w eedy, paper rin g ce re m o n y was p e rfo rm e d litte re d a p p ro a c h ’ A fe w hours by the Rev. E a rl D o w n in g be le n g th fro c k o f C h a n tilly lace o v e r p in k ta ffe ta w ith a c ro w n w o rk w o u ld tra n s fo rm the pres fo re the ch a n ce l b an ked w ith o f p in k ca rn a tio n s in h e r h a ir e nt eye-sore to an a ttra c tiv e en w h ite g la d io li and c r o ft lilie s and c a rrie d a b ouquet o f gar tran ce. b u t th e re is lit t le tim e to and c a n d e la b ra h o ld in g t a l l denia ce nte re d p in k c a rn a tio n s waste tapers w h ic h w ere lig h te d by T he g e n tle m a n in the v ic in ity Miss S h irle y N e w b ry o f Salem T h e beat m an was M a rv in Bas o f C h u rc h and H ig h w ho d ecid and M iss M a ry W a te rb u ry o f ka o f P o rtla n d , and ushers w ere C ha rle s Rush and H a rry Kan- ed to e n jo y an e a rly m o rn in g A shland nasto o f A sh lan d. o u td o o r b re a k fa s t cooked in the P roceeding th e cerem ony, B ill T he b rid e , lo v e ly in a b o u f cool p riv a c y o f his ow n b a c k B isse ll, accom panied b y M rs. fa n t gow n o f e h a n tilly lace o v y a rd W ednesday m o rn in g d is K a y H u fm a n , sang t w o n u m e r w h ite sa tin made in a fte rn o o n covered th a t the a le rt fire -la d bers, “ A lw a y s ” and "B e ca u se ," len g th , a pproached th e a lta r on dies need no second c a l l to fo llo w in g w h i c h M iss Joan the a rm o f h e r fa th e r H er i l b re a k fa s t D o w n in g at th e organ p la ye d lu s io n net fin g e r-tip v e il was • • • the " B r id a l C h o ru s " fro m L o held by an o r a n g e blossom S quare D an cing s e e m s to h e n g rin , c o n tin u in g w ith s o f t c ro w n and she c a rrie d a w h ite k n o w no age lim it and d ra w s e l p ra y e r book w ith o rc h id and d e rly observers w ho hesitate to ste ph an o tis s h o w e r a rra n g e p a rtic ip a te . L a s t week, stand ment. in g in th e shadow s beside the A t the re ce p tio n , w h ic h was te nn is c o u rt, was a lo n e ly fig u re h e ld in the c h u rc h p a rlo rs a fte r s in g in g the o ld fa m ilia r tunes V a un H u rt, d ru n k on street. the ce re m o ny. M iss V id a S crip- s o ftly u n d e r h e r b re a th and tap $10 b a il, fo rfe ite d te r, a cousin o f th e b rid e , to o k p in g tim e w ith h e r fo o t James Eaton, d ru n k on street. charge o f the c u ttin g o f t h e a a • $10 b a il, fo rfe ite d w e d d in g cake a fte r th e f i r s t P a rk bench s itte rs change in L a th o n u e l S w in fo rd , v io la tio n slices had been made by t b e c h a ra c te r fro m season to season. basic ru le and no o p e ra to rs l i b rid e and g room . S h irle y W e it W ith th e a r r iv a l o f hot w ea th er cense. second offense, fin e $40 zel and P h y llis Rae D o w n in g ti.e e a rly s p rin g tim e habituess D elco L a n h a n i, d ru n k a n d h i ve disappeared and a passing d is o rd e rly co nd uct, fin e $52.50 presided at th e punch b ow ls and the guest book was passed by parade o f w e a ry itin e ra n ts stop K e n n e th M a rtin , d ru n k a n d R osem ary R ing. The m o th e r o f p in g to nap o r to rest in the w e l d is o rd e rly co nd uct, fin e $27.50. the b rid e w o re an azure b lu e a f come s h a d e , discuss w e ig h ty Zane T u c k e r , d is c h a rg in g te rn oo n fro c k w ith w h ite acces p ro b le m s o f w a r o r lith ia w a te r I fire a rm s in c ity , w arned. sories and a g arde nia ccrsage w ith th e ir chance com panions W illia m R. W in d so r, v io la tio n M rs. B e ll's g oing a w a y o u tfit T im e m eans lit t le and the soft basic ru le , fin e $27 50. was a n a v y b lu e s u it w ith w h ite , breeze b lo w n g th ro u g h «he can B R. P ritc h a rd , ille g a l p a rk accessories. T he co up le a r e yon o f p a rk branches lu lls them ing, b a il $1. spending se veral days on t h e in to d ro w s y siestas b ro k e n o n ly J. F. W h ite , ille g a l p a rk in g , coast b e fo re r e tu rn in g to P o r t b> an occasional raucus b ird b a il $1. la n d w h t re th e y w ill m ake t lie ii scream fro m the n ea rb y pool B E T e rry , ille g a l p a rk in g . • a a home. fin e $1. A s sistin g at t h e rece ptu n R ehearsng Thespians, garbed S. J. H a d le y, ja y w a lk in g , b a il w ere M iss R ob erta C o lb y ! i n c o n g lo m e ra te m odern dress, , SI. P o rtla n d , M rs E ld on S crip ts r, are co nsu m in g a m azing q u a n ti Russell C Sim m ons, o p e ra t M rs P a ul R e tte r, M rs F re d ties o f so ft d rin k s d u rin g long ing v e h ic le w h ile u n d e r the in West, M rs H e n ry R e ttm a n and a fte rn o o n s and p a tro n iz in g the n e a rb y eateries fa r in to t h e flu e n ce o f liq u o r, fin e $100 and M iss E la in e R ettm an costs, d riv e rs license suspended O u t o f to w n guests w ere Mrs. n ig h t. In fo r m a lity and repartee re ig n , w h ile b u rsts o f h ila r ity fo r one y e a r and 30-day sus S. D S c rip te r, M rs P e ad U n d e r fill. M r. and M rs. J E S c rip - j g re et c e rta in Shakespearean sal pended j a il sentence. te r and V id a S c rip te r, a ll fro m lies, e s p e c a lliy t h e in te rp re ta - tons o f “ Gus The G re a t" 3 ow - WEITZELS ENTERTAIN A b ile n e , Kansas. M r H ug h B e ll f C ondon. O re., H e rm a n Fan- m er. FAMILY HOUSEPARTY o ger, and R oberta C o lb e y o f D u rin g the past w eek M r. and P o rtla n d RADIO PROGRAM TO M rs. J a k e W e itz e l have b e e n PUBLICIZE FESTIVAL e n te rta in in g a n u m b e r o f v is it W o rd was rece ive d W ednes in g re la tiv e s and have spent sev . . T o ’S e rv e Y ou B est day f r o m P a c ific G re y h o u n d e ra l days s h o w in g th e m th e v a r ious p oints o f in te re s t in s o u th L in e s th a t th e O regon Shakes REECE pearean F e s tiv a l w i l l be fe a tu r e rn O regon. One day's t r ip in CATERING CO. ed on th e C o m m a n d e r S co tt ra clu d e d the v a lle y and O regon d io p ro g ra m s o f J u ly 30 a n d Caves, w h ile on W ednesday th e y D is trib u to rs A u g u s t 6, 13 and 20. T he p ro m oto red to C ra te r and D iam on d . . Packagod Sandwiches Lakes. g ra m is h e a rd th ro u g h o u t th e . . Rich N 'F la k y Pastries T he fa m ily house p a rty was w est on the .A B C n e tw o rk . . Cafe Hi Groc. Supplies m ade up o f M rs. M a rg a re t Gros- O u td o o r b illb o a rd s a d v e rtis . . Bar Snacks n ic k o f P o rtla n d , M r. W e itz e l’s in g th e fe s tiv a l are n o w in place m o th e r, h is s is te r and h e r h us on the P a c ific h ig h w a y a t b o th W E C A T E R TO approaches to A s h la n d T h e band, th e B u d K ir k la n d s o f San S P E C IA L E V E N T t, signs a re th e same as those being M ateo, C a lif., and h i s cousin, erected th ro u g h o u t O regon and M rs. M a r jo r ie K ro e p la n a n d s m a ll d a u g h te r o f Salem in W a sh in gton and C a lifo rn ia . B ilT McGee, F e s tiv a l Associa tio n s e c re ta ry d is trib u te d t h e last o f th e p u b lic ity bro chu re s at th e C h a m b e r o f C om n erce m e e tin g T usday noon and re p o rte d t h a t 25,000 b rochures have been d is trib u te d th is ye a r th ro u g h o u t t h e U n ite d States and in M e x ic o and Canada Police Court FlRf INSURANCE EXCHANGE AS A D '/FST’ SFD I.»- LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL i S F A U I I f U L H Q JS E <:rT)od^e FURNITURE D ick H e rn d o b le r, O w n er 125 East Main Phone 8771 • • • • • • OPENING of til«* RED BARN fo rm e rly B u rg o y n e s TIH'RSDAY, JULY 20, tit 7 p.m. Same Personnel Same Famous Chicken and Steak Dinners You will be Entertained with Music by and Ills Dance Band BILLIE BURKE Fo rm erly Playing at the A riio n a Biltm ore. Phoenix, A ria. COME TO THE BARN AND HAVE FUN! 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P o rtla n d 8, O regon. FO R A 15% S A V IN G on A A A A u to In suran ce , Phone D o n S u lliv a n , O regon S tate M o to r Assn. R ep re se nta tive, 2-2956 o r 2-7672. J l- t f “ O n th e P la z a ” Better Clothes ior Less Money NEW DUO FAST PO C KET sta p le r. Loo ks lik e a fo u n ta in pen. S lip o ff th e cap and its re a d y to use Com e in and see h o w i t w o rks. S o u th e rn O re gon N ew s R eview . ___________ Copyright 1950, F in i N ational Rnnk of Portland T hanks to a First National Home Improvement Loan, our house has a fresh coat of p ain t...look s almost new again! And as die man at the First National Bank pointed out, timely painting is actually a mighty good invest ment because it preserves the value of a home. Our low monthly payments are hardly missed, and there’s no mortgage required with a First National Home Improvement Loan. w ill pay you to ditcuts your home improiemem plans with one of First National's experienced loan officers, or write for our folder showing the many home improvements that can he made, and their approximate cost. Il 1 LET’S BUILD OREGON TOGETHER' ASHLAND BRANCH FIRST N A TIO N A OF L P O BANK R TLA N D OM H 10 I t 1 Including Saturday.
