Medford mail tribune., June 22, 1929, Image 3

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COURT HOUSE SHE
INTERESTS COUNTY
Medford folks seem to be get-1
ting all excited about the location
of the new county court bouse and
we want to call attention to the
fact that It Is NOT a Medford In
stitution, but rather It Is n COUN
TY court house, und as such not
nolely the benefit to -Medford, but
l-alher the convenience of the re
mainder or the county should be
given some consideration.
There are sites galore bolus of
fered, It would seem. The Med
ford city hall is at present serving
as the county court house. When
the. removal of the court house
from Jacksonville to Medford was
finally accomplished there were
some strings tied to the deal. Med
ford was to furnish temjiorarly
quarters for the county offices to
serve until the new court house
was built Jledford is also to fur
nish the site for the new court
house the county court of course
to pass Judgment on the site be
foro final acceptance.
The Medford city hall was con
Htructed to meet the first provi
sion and has furnished excellent
ouurters for the county officers.
Now the problem of a site has
tome up and must be solved. Opin
ions vary widely. Half a dozen or
more sites have been suggested.
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Now the county court house will
do a bigger out-of-town business
than any mercantile establishment
In Medford. It will draw a maxi
mum of out-of-town folks to the
city, for it Is a COUNTY institu
tion and the business of the
COUNTY and not Medford alone
will be carried on within Its por
tals. .
Therefore one of the major
needs to be considered in the se
lection of a site for the building
Is parking space for automobiles.
Any site which does not furnish
ample parking space, or is in the
least hit inconvenient to reach,
should not be considered.
This would eliminate the sites
In the heart of Medford.
And there is much more to be
said. Ashland Tidings.
FOR S. 0 N. S. BUILDING
ASHLAND, June 22. (Special)
In order that the Southern Ore
gon Normal school building might
be seen by thousands who would
otherwise pass in the. night time
without noticing the beauty of
the building and its surroundings,
Hal Hoss, Secretary of State, sug
gested that the building be ade
quately illuminated, and declared
tlint it would be an admirable
advertising feature for the state.
Secretary Hoss, in company with
John Fuller, visited the normal
M'lhool and later the Lincoln
training school on Wednesday. At
Lincoln school there are over 200
pupils enrolled for the summer
session.
Mr. Hoss was particularly Im
pressed by the kindergarten chil
dren of pre-school age and the
contrast in their fine accomplish
ments to the primary methods of
a generation ago.
The annual audit of the books
f School District No. 5 was made
Tuesday evening by W. II. Mc
Nalr, J. H. McOe. '?. E. lledburg
and Charles Hubert son.
The Little Symphony orchestra
met for practice on Tuesday even-i
Ing at the junior high school, and
was largely attended by local mu
ncinns who are glad to have the
opportunity for practice under Di
rector Ward V. Croft. The or
chestra is preparing to give a
benefit concert soon and will nlso
alternate with junior high sihool
band in giving concerts on Thurs
day evenings In Lithia Park.
FRIGIDA1RE PASSED
In celebration of Its recent pass
ing of the million users mark.
1'rigidaire corporation has an
nounced a second cold control
demonstration to be held June 25
July 5 in show rooms throughout
the country and at the same time
will exhibit a new household
model, according to Information
that Iihh been received by the Peo
ple's Electric Co.. local dealers.
Mr. Cunningham says:
'More than a hundred thousand
people visited dealers' nhowrooms
during the original national dem
onstration, despite the Indent nt
weather which prevailed generally
The attendance in this city was
unusually good. This second pub
lic demonstration of the six freez
ing speeds of the Frfgldalre cold
oiitrol. is for the convenience or
1 hiwf who were unable to attend
the previous showing.
"Specific information concern
ing the new model has been re
ceived. We have the assurance
tbnt It wilt embody nit tho refine
ments and advantages that have
l.een developed by an engineering
ill partment of more than -"0 re
ft Iteration specialist and will re
flect the experience " gained in
building more than a million
Krigidalres."
GLASGOW. iP The ultan of
Sunzibar in dellehted to have had
i. homelike touch. Coming out nfjr.izn Y.zytr. hold
;( steel mill after a visit. h re
marked: "The weather in there
i very uonil; amt as Harm .m
Z.iiulhar.'
EVANGELIST MEADE TO
CONDUCT SERVICES AT
ULN I RAL POINT CHURCH
Kvant-'elist. Lawrence A. Meade
of Toronto, who has hail several
years' experience in successful
evangelistic work anil union meet
inns, will hold a series of meetings
in the Uederated church of Cen
tral Point. Hev. Mef.de will also
Idiwivnce A. Moudt
nHwlst in tho young people's con
ference which will occupy the first
four days of the campaign, begin
ning Wednesday evening, June 2o.
During the series of meetings,
Mr. Meade will deliver a course of
talks on the subject. "God's Eter
nal Plan and Purpose In the Ages."
The series will deal specially with
the prophetic messages.
Services, at which ail are wel
come, will be held each evening at
7:30 o'clock.
1
Helen Morgan,
Noted Song Bird,
in Show Boat
Helen Morgan, who is seen and
heard in haunting negro melodies
in "Show Itoat." the super-talking
picture coming to Hunt's Cruterian
theatre tomorrow, is one of New
York's most popular stage ami
night life figures. Not only is
she a star in the Klorenz Ziegfeld
musical extravaganza, "Show
Hoat", but is one of the stars in
the impresario's mid-night roof
show, Ziegfeld's Frolic. She also
has a Night Club of her own. in
which she sings her various song
hits and acts as hostess.
In the talking picture, "Show
Boat." she sings several of the
songs with which she made such
a stage hit in the Ziegfeld produc
tion. Her crooning voice, her in
dividual gestures and the inde
scribable spirit she puts into her
rendition of these folk-songs and
ballads, makes excellent enter
tainment. "Show Doat" has tin lira La
Ptante and Joseph Schildkraut
as the young lovers. Otis Harlan
is Capt'n Andy and Emily Fiuroy
is Parthy Ann Hawks. Alma Hu
bens plays Julie in the picture.
HERE JUNE 24 AND 25
Sergeant Jennings D. Lowman
from the Klamath Falls recruiting
office of the regular army, will be
in Medford at the Postoffice build
ing, on Monday and Tuesday. June
24th and 23t1i. During that time
the sergeant would be pleased to
meet any of the young men who
might want to investigate any of
the possibilities or probabilities of
army service.
At this time the t'nited States
army is slightly over strength, due
to the ever increasing number of
re-enlistments. According to the
sergeant, thousands of men who
have investigated, enlisted and
found out for themselves, rather
than accept secondhand Informa
tion and advice from the unin
formed, are re-enlisting within 90
days following discharge. A few
men can be accepted at this time
for Hawaii. Panama, Alask. China
ami a few of our stations in the
west and northwest.
SELL SCHOOL HOUSE
WAGNER CHEEK, Ore.. June 22.
(Special) No. Ml has decided to
sell the old school house by t.all-
lug for bids.
I .Mr. and Mrs. Howard Boyd of
t Eugene. Ore., spent last Monday
I evening with Mrs. Boyd's parents,
i Mr. and Mrs. F. K. W. Smith, on
their way to San Francisco, where
jthev will spend their vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Crawford of
(Sail Anselmo, Cal.. spent the fore
iPart of the week here with rela
jtives. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Itrlrvr
' They wore en route north on a
tour of Oregon.
! Howard Works, Huprt Matliew
json Hnd Miss Eud"ll Abbott rcelv
ed th'ir eighth grade diplomas
j after taking the second examina
tion. I Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Taylor and
I family of Bray, Cal.. spent the
week end with Mrs. Taylor's pat
ients, Mr. and Mrs. William Kerby
) Albert Chufnhrlin visited hist
i week with relatives. Mr, and Mrs.
F. E. W. Smith.
Miss Goldla Abbott wa in Med
ford last Wednesday trn,n tlim
business.
NEW VoHK.-'-i:, Con tar-
Tin coveted
plnc of honor. He i the ;it in
th new Manhattan telephone di
rectory. b.lVKlir hc;it..t) f .if T fellov
namd Zzyk and Zzyx.
: ag ! SCHOOL HOUSE AT
!JKPiMER CREEK IS
St. Mark's l-:plscoml.
Corner Oakdale and Fiflh street
H u. m., Holy communion.
10 a. m.. Sunday school.
11:15 a. m., Morning service.
Win. 11. Hamilton, recur
Valley Itndio Chnivh.
Hill Kay, pastor. P. I). liox 9 IS.
Ih-oadeasting from studio of KM
ED Sundays from X to U p. m.
Miss Doris Hichai dsun. talented
soprano of Central Point, will i-lng.
Pastor's subject, "The Tragic
Word of the Sacred Writ."
"Come to the church o'er the
radio." ' '
We Invite you to worship with
us In our old-time Gospel hour over
"The Voice of a Great Country."
First 1rebyierian Church.
Holly and Eighth streets.
Sunday school promptly at 9:45
a. m. Classes for all. Hrlng a
friend nnd be on time. Earl l!.
Hopper, superintendent.
11a. m., Morning services. P.rv.
E. Iverson, our Sunday school mis
sionary for Southern Oregon Pres
bytery, will preach.
Music: Prelude, "In Summer."
Stebblns: offertory, "To a Wild
Hose," Mac Do well; tenor solo by
A. J. McDonough. Organist, Mrs.
11. E. Marsh.
First Christian Church.
Ninth and Oakdale streets.
Carman E. Mell, minister. Office
and pastor's study in the church.
Phone 1007.
"Test Our Welcome."
Morning worship and commun
ion 10:55. Sermon. "From Dark
ness to Light." Splendid music.
A helpful fellowship in worship.
Popular evening service at 8
o'clock. Sermon, "Stop, Look and
Listen. " Special musical numbers.
Good song service. A fine fellow
ship. Mr. Mell will sing.
Pible school assembly at 9:4 5.
Christian Endeavor meetings at 7
o'clock.
First Baptist Church.
W. H. Eaton. Ph.D.. minister.
Phones: Office 105J; residence
704-H.
Sunday school at 9:45. He on
timo with your Bible. J. F. Wort
man, superintendent.
Dr. Eaton's morning subject will
be "The Journey, 'and in the even
ing he will speak on "The Jesus
Hoad."
li. Y. P. U. in four groups at 7
p. in.
At the evening service there will
be a big sing, special by the chorus
choir and a violin solo. Waller
Scntt at the console both morning
and evening. Wo extend an invi
tation to all. Come and try our
welcome.
Main Kuwt Methodist Church,
Smith.
With a welcome that years.
James E. Counder, pastor.
Sunday school meets at 9:45 a.m.
Preaching at 1 1 a. m. Subject.
Building St unes or Stumbling
j Blocks." In the evening at K the
, subject will be "This Wonderful
j World." These will be the pastor's
last sermons in is cmuereiu.'c e:ir.
Bishop Hay and Dr. Nelson will
arrive in Medford Monday morning
from San Francisco on the Shasta.
They will accompany the pastor to
conference at Coquille by automo
bile. .Mid-week services Wednesday as
usual. A cordial welcome awaKs
! you at this church.
English Lutheran Cliuit-h.
Fourth at Oakdale.
"Where the Way Is Made Plain."
Dr. H. C. Funk, pastor. Hesl
dence, 518 W. Fourth street. Tel.
1 ILM.
Hour of worship, 11 n. m. Sub
ject of the sermon by the pastor
for Ladies day, "Fur the Glory
of God."
Special music: Prelude, "Hose
M:me," by Molloy; anthem. "God
Will Take Care of You." by Martin;
offertory, "Chalet Girls Sunday,"
selection; postlude, "Mlzpah," by
Lerma n.
The Bible school begins at 10:15
a. m., with classes for all ages.
Lesson study, "A Psalm of Praise."
We invite you to worship with
us.
First McmImhIIM. Church.
West Main at Laurel.
Itaymond S. Ilees. minister.
Church school at 9:4."i. Clarence
Meeker, general superintendent.
Morning worship at 10:'r. Ser
mon subject, "Just What Does
Christ Do for You '!"
Anthem, "Send Out Thy Light'
by Gounod.
Offertory solo. Miss Cecil Cuss.
Young people's hour at 7. In
termediates under the leadership
of Mrs. Bernard Huberts. Seniors
will hear the pastor'H report on the
California Institute which he has
been attending.
Happy Sunday evening hour at
8. The pastor's sermon subject is
"Respectable Sin."
The special music number will
be a duet by Mrs. Paske and A. .!.
McDonough.
ON DEAD INDIAN ROAD
A bent noon today 13.400 pounds
of dynamite was fired by electricity
at tb Jackson coun y mm rry on
the Dead Indian road, 1 ') miles
northeast of Ashland.
There were two mo. foot tunnels
drilled into tin ouarry. wit h four
tees on each, making 1 bin:" Ifi
all. They were exploded si m ill
taiieuusty by electricity li nd We e
expected to yield L'.l 00 cubic yards
uf roml material.
The work was in charge of Paul
Rynnning. county "urveyur. and L.
V. Rex. representing the Giant
Powder company, assisting in ar
1 1 1 -anging the dynamite.
On-con Wwiiher
1 Oregon: Fog on roast: fair
Interior toniieht Hnd Sunday ,
' eharv-'' In tempera tun. f nt i.
rl.ible wind on th cimxt.
1 WAG NEK CKKKK, Ore.. June 22. 1
j i Special ) The contractors, Mc '
JCall, Lyons & Kiup, of Vancouver,!
Wash., who are building the new!
school house on this creek, report j
j the work coming along fine ami
that the root will he finished within !
; a week.
I Miss Kudelt Abbott is spending
'this week with her sister Mrs. P.
V. Anderson, in Ashland. I
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Green of j
Eagle Point spent the week end j
iwith Mrs. Green's parents, Mr. I
and Mrs. (!. A. liriner.
j Mrs. 11. L. Summers and family'
and Mrs. Win. Kerby were business
visitors in Medford last Tuesday. J
Mrs. Ella Abbott and family
spent last Sunday with relatives in i
Hutte Falls. j
O. Walton of Chico,. Cal., Is j
in the vicinity visiting with rela
tives and friends.
The school board recently sold :
to the Trail school district one of
the new stoves which were bought
last year. Clyde Hipley of that
district came over after it on hat
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. O., D. Davis of
Chico, Cal., spent last Monday at
the home of Mr. Davis' aunt and
uncle. Mi, and Mrs. H. S, Lynch.
They were en route north on their
honeymoon after being married on
Saturday, June 15.
ELECTED DIRECTORS
BUOWXSBORO, Ore.. June 22.
(Special.) The annual school
meeting was held at the school
house last Monday afternoon und
an election held. Geo. O. Henry
was elected to serve as clerk for
one year. Earl Tucker, director Cor
one year and Geo. A. Hansen di
rector for three years.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hansen were
shopping in Medford on Saturday.
Rev. Johnston and family of
Faith Home. Ceres, Cal., were wel
come visitors at our Sunday school
last Sunday. After Sunday school
Rev. Johnston preached a very in
teresting sermon.
Don't forget the preaching serv
ices next Sunday afternoon.
Plans are being made for a pic
nic on the creek. to lie given by the
Brownshoro. Eagle Point nnd Reese
Creek Sunday schools on July the
Fourth.
Little Isabel Henry, who ' has
been ill with measles, is able to be
out again.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Henry re
turned from Sacramento the first
of last week. On account of the
illness of Mr. Henry their trip to
the southern part, of California had
to be given up.
Mrs. E. II. Tucker was in Med
ford last Tuesday visiting with
Mrs. Hessler, who has been very
sick.
Mr. and Sirs. II. Young of Port
land were calling on friends here
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson nnd
son of Klamath Falls were visiting
at the home of Mrs. Thompson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Henry
last Sunday. Rodin remained fur
a visit with his grandparents.
Mr. ami Mrs. Ed Tucker and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Tucker and chil
dren were in Central Point last
Sunday as dinner guests of the J.
M. Norris family.
CLIMAX. Ore.. June 22. (Spec
ial. ) The a n n ua 1 reboot meet i ng
was held June 17. Tho following
directors were elected: Mrs. W.
F. Charley, three years; N. P. Han
sun, two years; Mabel Wertz, clerk.
Mrs. K. H. Compton and sons
Carl and Joe arrived Wednesday
from East St. Louis to spend seven
months on their homestead here.
Mr. anl Mis. A, J. Grissom mo
tored to Medford Wednesday.
The grader has again been over
our mad, and there is much im
provement. Miss Elvira Blair went to Ash
laud last Wednesday to have a
chat with her brother, who was
en route to Seattle from the Shrin
ers' convention jn iiH Ang'-les.
The following pupils won certifi
cates of award this year. Nellie
Grissom, Martha Porter, Wert, ami
Roberta Wertz,
L. H. Wcru and N. P. Hanson
cut some lumber this Week.
CENTRAL POINT W.R.C
HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY
CENTRA!. POINT. Ore., June '22.
I Special i Tho W. II. C. held
onn of their enjoyable birthday
parties Wednesday afternoon In
their hall for all members whose
i birthdays oieur between January
;l and .June 1. They were enter
Gained by the ladles whone birth
(days occur the latter part of In
'year. The large wwl food birth
,day cake was baked by Mrs. Betty
t Pallkey.
j Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Simmons
and two Rons, Virgil and Cliiford.
of Carbondale. III., also Mr nnd
fcMrs. Albert Simmons of Walnut
Hill. III., arrived for a visit ph
th Al Simmons fainilv and i-rhap
will locale here. Ttr.' two inert at'-
brothers of Al Simmons.
LAKE. CREEK. Ore., June 22.
(Special) II. H. Fox left for Ta
(otiui, to represent the Untie Creek
country at a committee meeting of
the PiU-it ic Association of Ship
pers and Stockmen.
Bert Wyant, who has been
spending several weeks at Lake
Creek, left the last of the week.
The Zundel families visited at
Fifh lake the last of the week
for an outing before they start
haying.
1 r. Roy Millsap, from I-os An
geles, Cal.. and Fred Neal from
Ashland spent the week-end fish
ing at Dead Indian.
Mrs. Ida Jackson, her son-in-law
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
J. O. Bat email and sons, Bobby
and Rouer of Centralia. Wash..
spent a week camping ami fishing
at 1 tend Indian Soda Sprinus.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jackson
and a number of others spent
Sunday picnicing at the springs.
There were also seveml picnl:'
parties In like Creek vicinity.
Herb Grissom and Lou Walch
wore in Medford on business Wed
nesday. .Mrs. Andrew Grissom and son
were slumping at Lake Creek on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. San ford and
friends from Ashland were visit
ing at Lake Creek Sunday.
D. T. Lawton, sealer of weights
and measures accompanied by his
brother. J. W. Uiwton and nephew
Denny Wood, were at 1-iko Creek
Tuesday.
FOREST SUPERVISOR
U
ASHLAND, cue., June 22.
(Special.) G. M. Granger, district
forest supervisor from Portland,
was in Ashland on Thursday, and
in company with Mayor J. Edward
Thornton, Earl Hosier, city water
superintendent, Homer Billings and
J. M. Eauchope, made a trip
through Ashland canyon to make
a survey of the Ashland water
shed. During Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Granger made a trip with sev
eral others through the district
where timber is being cut for the
Cog gins milt.
A bill is now pending before I
congress that would give the Ash
land city council Joint control with
the forestry department of the tim
ber In the water shed. Some op
position to the bill has been raised
by the belief that such an arrange
ment of Joint control would set an
undesirable precedent.
Lester Beck, who has been doing
work In the d (mart men t of psy
chology at the I'nlverslty of Ore-,
gon, has gone to Berkeley to at
tend a convention of tho Western
lsychology group. He plans to
spend the summer months at Stan
ford, where he will take advanced
work In psychology.
Mrs. E. V. Hopper, who has been
visiting her parents In Ness City,
Kans., will return to her home
soon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. W. San ford on
Oak street spent Thursday at the
Lake of the Woods.
Mrs. Arthur Peters has returned
from Mt. Vernon. Ore., where she
has been visiting. She was ac
companied home by her sister, Mrs.
.1. Mooder.
Mrs. Bessie Smith of Nampa,
Ida., has come to Ashland to re
side and has rented property on
Palm avenue.
Mrs. R. Medora Shepherd on the
Boulevard has just returned from
an extended European tour. Wed
nesday nfternoon a group of friends
was Invited to the F. S. Engle home
on the Boulevard, and were de
lighlfully entertained by the story
of Mrs. Engle' trip. She also read
parts fif her diary describing in
teresting places and people. Ijite
In the afternoon. Mrs. Engle served
dainty refreshments.
EAGLE POINT VICINITY
KAGLF. POINT, Ore., June 22.
(Special. ) Wednesday evening an
accident was very narrowly avert
ed on the Crater Lake highway
when a sleepy driver steered Into
the ditch. The car sterered riyht
into the plank bridge, knocking the
j windshield and steeium wheel
j rlrbt Into the front seat. The drlv
I it escaped with juM a scratch.
! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mai ulsh
J and daughter Louise of K la math
1 Falls are here for a few days vis-
It It ik at the home of his father, S.
H. HarniNh.
Mrs. T. It. Billion of M-dford ts
ehjoyini; a two weeks vacation a
the home of her daughter and son
In-law. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Caster,
and family.
With the return of the sunshine
farm work ha- attain started up In
full blast. 'I he miij-lc of the mow
ere can be heard on evry side and
the first crop of hay Is belntr Htored
away In the bains for winter use.
Cultivators are at work in the corn
fields, while t he younc folks are
busy thinninti the overloaded fruit
treei.
Mrs. M. L Clneade left Satur
day morn ir u? for c.ihuti :i sprinxs,
Cal . to be at the bedside of her
oldest von Harry, u bo I -oT iounIy
ill.
Mr. Steele of Brow tihoi o wax
in town Wedne-day tirolim: ulrh
UMr lot-Ill !lirr''llit
HEEDLESS CHILD
STEPS IN FRONT
AUTO AT TALENT
I (By Mrs. Marion Tryer)
T A L E X T. Ore., June 1
(Special) What might easily
I have been a fatal accident oc
curred on the Pacific highway in
'-front of the Manning auto park,'
when little Miss iVFord, who was
I crossing the highway on her way
'to the stage station stepped from
behind a car. not noticing an ap
proaching car. The driver, seeing
. the child, applied the brakes.
: whh-h made his ear swerve so
that the child was struck and
knocked down by the side of the
:car. Bystanders Mated the driver
was not nt fault, t ho accident
being unavoidable. The child d:d
not seem to be badly hurt. j
I Mr. and Mrs. Parkison ami two
children arrived Wednesday even-
ing by motor from .Murtiue;:, Cal.,
and are visit ing with their son,
it:. It. Parkison and family. j
Mrs. Elmer Kiucaid and daugh
! ter. Charleen, spent Wednesday
j afternoon visiting with friends In
Ashland.
Revival meetings are being car
ried on at the Baptist church
every evening with a good attend
ance. Elder V. E. Livingston,
from San Lcandro, Cal.. who Is
conducting the services is a very
interesting speaker. Every one
is cordially invited to attend these
meet ings.
Miss Pauline Estes. who has
spent th winter in Oakland. Cal
ls spending t he summer vacation
with her father. Roy Estes, and
other relatives in Talent.
Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Dillard and
family from Medford spent Tues
day evening with Mr. and Mrs. O.
A. Manning.
Mrs. M. E. Booth, who had been
visiting with her granddaughters,
Mrs. Melntyre and Mrs. Ilelbig at
Eugene, returned to Talent Wed
nesday evening. She Is making her
home at present with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Charley Long. '
TONS
ASHLAND, ore., June 22.
Rev. and M i s. F. H. Pemberton
and family of Seattle, who are Jn
Ashland on a visit, were honored
by their friends who held a picnic
for them on Tuesday along the
banks of Wagner creek. After the
picnic, the company spent a jolly
evening playing games and telling
stories and singing.
Those who attended the picnic
were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Billings.
Mr. and Mrs. Erie Witch, Mr. and
Mrs. Mnnley It rower, Mr. nnd .Mrs.
Fran k I avis, Mr. and Mrs. B. L.
Powell. Mrs. A. Hunt, Airs. Lulu
Howard, Mrs. Anna Mason, Misses
Frances Howard, Eva W hite, Carol
Beck, Bertha Rcase, Hazel Brunei,
Cora Mason, Ruby Powell, Norma
Brower, Volma Brower, Jean Hill
ings and George Mason. Frank
Billings and the honor guests. Rev.
and Mrs. Pemberton and their two
children, Jimmy and Margaret.
Mrs. Poyer and twin ifons, Mel
vln and Marvin of Ashland were
visitliiK a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Booth of the service station.
Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Huswcll
were callers at Shady Covo store
Wednesday even inc.
Mrs. Frank Johnson Is vIsilhiK
near Lodtfo Pole with her son,
Charles Hrcxler.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Binder a boy, June la. Mother
ami child both dolnr; well.
Chester Pritehett and wife and
children were visiting Juno Hi
with Mis. Pritehett, also Ray
IMltebett and Wife.
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)J ' Singing In The Rain (
Who Wouldn't Bo Blue
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Adorce'
When The Rones Bloom for the Bootlegger
15326-D Earl Shirkey and Roy Harper
Steamboat Man
Do Something
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I'm Croonin' a Tuno About You
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MAGILLS
214 E. Main
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MILLER ELECTED
SCHOOL DIRECTOR
PATRONS OF BEAGLE
BEAGLE. Ore.. June 22. (Special.)-
School election was held at
I he school house Monday evening
at X o'clock for the purpose of
electing a director and clerk. Mr.
Seeginiller war elected director,
taking the place vacate. 1 by Mr,
Smith, and Mrs. Mayfidd was elect
ed clerk, taking the place vacated
by Miss Ella Smith.
Mi s I .u ca. Sr.. not f "id ing
iplite mi well the last few days. She
is thinking of going to the Jack
sonville sanitarium to see if slu
can get relief by the treatments
given there.
t-juite a number of the Beagle
farmers are cutting hay this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bwin Rover and
two sons and Mr. and Mrs. O. I).
Bondure and son Kenneth of Ash
land were Sunday guests at the
y.ui-k home. !
Herbert Mayfiehl is spending n
few days In the Dehenger gap dis-'
trlet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. i
Jasper I la nnah. j
The Boy Scouts held their regu-I
lar meeting last Saturday evening.1
After a short business meeting they j
spent the rest of their time in de-j
eiding what stunts they were going
to put on at the Boy Scout jam
boree which will be held in Med- J
ford some lime in August. j
Mr. and Mrs. .Miller and chil
dren of Dehenger gap were Sun- !
day callers at the Mayfiehl home.
Mrs. Ernest Roadcs of (iswego.
Misses Jane. Frances and Clara
Williams anil little Miss Laura Jane
Roades. granddaughter, of Port
land spent last week ith their
father. C. R. Williams.
Mr. Westinfieid of the Farm Bu
reau was at the Lucas, Jennings
a tid Williams & Seeginiller farms
this week in the interest of a poul
try association.
Mrs. Ray of the Dehenger gap
district was a business visitor at
the Mayfiehl home Monday.
Those who were Medford visitors
the last of the vee: were Mr. and
Mrs. R. i 'opley and son 1 larvey,
Mr. Gray and son Byron and Mr.
jiiul Mrs. Chas. Sanderson.
The passing away of Loren Greg
ory of Table Rock was , the sad
news which reached here Tuesday,
lie had many friends In this com
munity and was well known and
respected Jill over the valley. The
family have the heartfelt sympathy
of the whole community.
CHURCH SERVICE HELD
Bl-ZAGLF., Ore., June 'J2.
(Special ) Church services were,
held, at .the school house Sunday)
afternoon. Rev. X'hllders of (lold(
Hill and Rev. Spring of Grants;
Puss were with us. Rev. Chllders
delivered tho message, which was i
enjoyed by all who were there.
Several from Hams Valley nnd
Table Rock attended tho meet-j
ing.
Prayer meeting was lead by Mr.
Zuek. His subject was prayer I
meeting. Young peoples' meet
ing was land by Byron Gray, using
"The 1'rlco of Voluntary Christian
F.ndenvor" ns a subject. The
song books also arrived nnd wero
used for the first time Sunday.
Mrs. liny Melntyre and three
children arrived hero from Nyssa,
Ore,, Saturday. Mr. Melntyre and
one of. the children have been here
for a week. They are living on
the Hay place at present, but ex
pect to find something better
soon.
.M r. and Airs. Johnnie ( 'on nor
and I wo children and Allen Me
lutyru and Lafo Southerlaml from
Medford were Sunday guests nt
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kngene
Gray and family.
Klamath Falls $:!,tt)0 modern
nno-story brick building to ho
erected.
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