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BELLVIEW SCHOOL
TEACHER ELECTED
SOCIAL MEETING
on the Boohs
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The complete line of Trucks, Buses and Motor
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(subsidiary of Dodge Brothers) now take the
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TOKYO W) Princo Tnkamnt
su, second younger brother of tho
emperor, has been assigned to
duty nhonrd the battleship Mu
rium. This ends his four-year
t raining period .
BREST, Franco (P) farmers
gathering brush-wood in the for
est of Nivet, canio upon a bronze
age cemetery. They found tombs
with urns of curiously wrought
bronze filled with human ashes.
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Sold by
Stewart Fruit Company .
Robert T. Cochran
E. W. J. Hearty, Inc.
Pinnacle Packing Company 1 .
American Fruitgrowers
Steinhardt & Kelly
Southern Oregon Sales, Inc.
4 C. Herring, Representative
Phone 1457 ,
BEM.VIEW. Ore., April 24
(Special) At the lneetlns of the
Jackson County P.-T. A. council
I held nt tho l.iihla Spring hotel bnt
j urduy, April 20, Mrs. Norma
' Ileeder, primary teacher of tho
! Hellvlew school, was elected to
I head the organization. Mrs. W. W.
(iubrlel, state president of the
I. T. A., was the main speukor
during the morning session. At
12:30 o'clock luncheon was served
I In the hotel dining room. Some
i of the ludles of Uellview who at
1 tended the meeting wero Mrs.
Oscar Martaln, president of llie
llellview organization; Mrs. V. li.
Welch, Mrs. A. V. Hood, Mrs. 8.
1C Uarnes, Mrs. W. O. Tucker,
Mrs. Norma Hoodcr, Mrs. David
McKinney and Mrs. Edwin Dunn.
Miss Until i'.ewbiy, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. li.' 1-3. Newbry, took
nart in the stunt show put on by
Ihe'Cnmp Fire Girls at the senior
high school gymnasium on Friday
evening, April ill. Tlie money oe
rived from this year's stunt show
will go towards tho expenses of tho
summer camp at Lake . ot
Woods. ' I
Mr. and Mrs. Josso Parker of
Klamath county are visiting at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Utltler
Walker for a few days. Mrs.
Parker Is a sister of Mr. Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. ltoscoa Applegate
just recently had a new radio In
stalled In their home on, the east
main road.
Uarniml .Toy, son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Joy of licllviow, has
been appointed on tho entertain
ment committee for tho state ex
tempore, speaking and Interpreta
tion contest, which will be held on
tbel campus of tho Oregon .stnte
collega on April 2o and 20. '1 ne
general subject for use of tho con
testants Is "Oregon Future." A
number of cities In the state will
be represented In the contest.
Mrs. Jackson Gyger of tho Noll
creek distrlot attended the card
party given by tho Women's leaguo
of tho Southern Oregon Normal
school at the Civic club houso on
Friday evening. Mrs. Gyger car
ried off one ot tho prizes for hold
ing high score.
Miss Frances Collis of Fairfield,
Idaho, arrived at tho home of her
grandmother, Mrs. J. A. McCause,
the last of tho week, and entered
the seventh grade of tho Bellvlew
school on Monday. Hho will make
her home with her grandparents
for n. length of time.
Tho youngsters ot tho Bellvlew
school observed Friday, which was
Arbor .day, and devoted the enJ
tire, day to cleaning up and beauti
fying their school grounds as well
as making a house cleaning In
doors. Mrs. Ed Gowland of Klamath
Falls, who spent some timo at the
home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
E.. E. Miller, caring for her father,
who Is 111, returned to her homo on
Sunday.
T. Tepper of Bellvlew left tho
first of the week for northern Cali
fornia, where ho has employment
during the slimmer months.
The brickyard which is located
in tho Bellvlew district and ope
rated by a corporation, with C. 13.
Randlsh as manager, is preparing
lo place on the market some of the
products manufactured at their
plant. J,ol Richmond and Mr. Call
of Loa Angeles have moved to this
vicinity recently and are associ
ated with Mr. Bandlsh in tho in
dustry. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bums, who
have been visiting the Charles
Barns family 'in Bellvlew district,
left Friday for their home In San
Francisco . Cecil Burns Is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Chns Burns.
Mrs. Frank 'Pendleton, resident
of the Dead Indian district, re
turned Thursday from Santa Mon
ica ond other California points,
whero sho made an extended visit
with friends and relatives.
Harold Ciilmoro, Edwin Bandlsh
and Everett Newbry ot Bellvlew
attended (he birthday party at the
homo of Clyde Dunham on Oak
street Monday evening. The eve
ning was spent with games and
stunts. At the close the boys were
'served Willi delicious refreshments
by Mrs. Dunham and their Sunday
school toucher, Miss Corabel More
house.
Mrs. J. H. Moore, mother of
Homer Moore of Bellvlew, arrived
last week to muko a vllst with her
son and family.
Mrs. Wade Wallls spent tho
week-end at the homo of her son,
Leo Wallls, ot Helman street.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sellers and
daughter, Luclle, of Central Point,
wero visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Mark True on Sunday.
JACKSONVILLE, Ore., April 54
(Special) Next Friday evening,
April itili, there will he another
one of the Orange social meetings
which are becoming very popular.
Something entirely Ulfferent will
be offered to patrons and friends,
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SGOUT' MEET IS
HELD ROSE HOI
FOOTS CKKl.h. Ore., April 24.
(Hppci.tl. ) MIkh MuiKnrit Hales
was ohlipt'd to bo nbsciit from the
scout mooting last Saturday uf tor
noon lu'fausft stio Kpniined )ur
wrist as sho .slipped off a ladder.
The meeting was held at the
Roise huine, Tho tsivn enjoyed u
treat of nwirshinullowa and toasted
weenies. The previous meeting was
CANADIAN NATIONAL
. Po EVERYWHERE 1N CANADA
JAPIBR
Mrs. Mabel Sims will present jheld at the homo of Mrs. Hates and l
in a plnno recital, Tatsy Smith, Mrs. Hates served the uirls a lovely
Claude Hoover and Robert Skin- dinner. The next meeting will bo
nor. Theso young musicians are i hold at the school hotist- as usual.
appenr.np in public for the first j Mrs. Karl Smith, teacher of the
time nnd an appreciative audience Young People's class, was obliged
$71.05
Round Trip
from
MEDFORD
is expected. Mrs, Sims will ho
assisted by Mrs. Catherine W'eridt,
who will give a number of vocal
selections.
Arrangements for n speaker are
being made by tho lecturer, C. D.
Tompson.
Apart from tho program the
ladies of the ways and means
committee will have a candy booth
whero home made candy will be
01 sale.
Every effort is being put forth
to make this social one of tho
most entertaining and successful
of the year's program. The public.
is cordially Invited.
Every granger should remem
ber that there will bo a Po
mona G ranee meeting hold In
Jacksonville Saturday, April 27
An all-day meeting is planned, in
cluding an evening session, at
which time the Pomona drill
team will put on the- work of the
fifth degree,
All Jacksonville patrons should
attend this meeting to welcome
the neighboring Grangers, who
will he our guests for that day.
Thero will be a big basket dinner,
to which everyone is asked to
bring a well-filled basket. A good
time and a happy fellowship . is
assured.
to bo absent lust Sunday because
of illness.
Our old friend Donald Elliot
was with us last Sunday, lie is
visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Chns. Vtihl. He never falls to
meet at sundny school when he is
here. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Elliot,
his parents, nro now in Portland.
They are leaving their camp at
Vreka for a new location.
The annual school dinner will be
held on May 3. A special program
Will tie given before noon. Every
one in the district is expected to
come and bring a. basket dinner.
Miss Mary Smith spent Monday
night with Mrs. Dale Norton.
,D. II. Kerry is now clearing tho
dredging water by forcing the
muddy water thru a pipe clear to
the head of tho rock piles. As it
washes back down thru tho rocks
most of the mud settles among
tho rocks. The water then con
tinues on down fairly clear.
John Short traded his Chevrolet
couch for a Chevrolet truck this
week.
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Great, grenadier peaks shoulder
the sky mile-high mirror lakes
sparkle in startling beauty with the
reflections of famous living glaciers.
At Jasper Park Lodge there is Can
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Sept. 7th-Men); canoeing, fishing,
riding, swimming in a warmed out
door nooljdaily hikes and tours with
Swiss guides all of your favorite
vacation sports in a setting of breath
taking beauty!
The perfect way to visit Jasper is
on the great Triangle Tour ot Brit
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600 miles by water- -or stop over
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JACKSONVIIXE, Ore., April 21.
(Special) A prop from Jackson
ville gave their rendition of "The
ObllKato" over KM 10 D for the Val
ley Radio church Sunday cvenlns.
Mrs. John R. Knight (?ava the vo
cal part, nccompanled by Mr.
Knight on tho violin, and Mrs.
Katherine -'Wendt'at tho - plemo.
Rev. Bill Ray, pastor ot the
church, who has been convalescing
tho past three wooks following: a
minor operation, was ablo to fill
the pulpit again nnd delivered a
fine sermon on the subject, "Build
ing on the Rock of Ages."
Mrs. Fred Taylor and daughter,
Evelyn, of Central Point, spent
Sunday night and , Monday as
guesiH at tho home of Mrs. Fred
Butcher.
Tho P.-T. A. held a meeting in
the school auditorium Friday eve
ning. Two selections wero given
by the Jacksonville high school. A
splendid lecture was given by Irv
ing Vining on the mrwt important
period of a child's development.
The meeting was closed by two
vocal polos sung by Mrs. John R.
Knight, accompanied by Mrs.
Oeorgo Wendt at the piano. A
candy and pie sale was held fol
lowing tho program.
Mr. and Mrs. Orln PUanwood and
son, Carl, were visiting at the home
of Mr. Stanwood's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 13. C. Rtanwood, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Vogte and
sons, Marion and Clair, wero visit
ors at tho 1.40 nurd McKeo ranch
on Big Applegate Sunday.
T, C. Norris and wifo and son,
W. T. Norris, attended tho Chris
tian church fn Med ford Sunday
and were dinner guests at tho home
of H. Jr. CadwalUler on Real lane.
Mrs. C. W, Lewis and son,
Phelps, anfj daughters, Thelma and
Arllen, of Klamath county, were
week-end visitors nt the Erie
White homo
T. 10. Dnnningtnn, wife and son,
Tommy, were Medford visitors Hun
day. Mrs. Fred FIck nnd Mrs. Frank
Saulsberry attended the county P.
T. A. meeting at Ashland Saturday.
A large crowd nltended the
dance given by the Jacksonville
chamber of commerce Saturday
night. A good time was reported.
They are giving another dance two
weeks from that date. Bo sure to
come.
Mrs. Fred Pick's many friends
were very pleased to learn that she
won the prize for the best angel
food cake exhibited at the cooking
school at the armory Friday.
Curloy Wilson and wife arrived
here by auto from Los Angeles,
where Mr. Wilson has had medical
treatment. They will rest for a
few days at the homo of Mr. and
Mrs. E. S. Wilson, then go on to
their home In Spokane, Wash.
Ora and Ernest Phillips of
Squaw lake left for Klamath Sun
day to work In tho pine Becdle
camp.
Horace Venerable was a dinner
guest nt the 8. E. Dunnlngton
homo Sunday.
David Oannlon left Saturday for
Algoma. where he has employment
In n mill
Mr. nWf of Jacksonville
cently sold one-half acre of his
home place to Mason James, where
I Mr. James is hazing a new home
bulH.
Mrs. Henry Milter and Mrs. Tom
i Uoseberry of Mdford spent Wed
nesday at the home of Mrs. Rose
( berry's mother, Mrs, Marlon Mc
: Kennpy, past Tabic Rock in Sams
Valley.
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