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Newspaper Page Text1020. r nF TTTRFE RELATIVES VII HAUL MACHINERY J. MARION FAMILY HELD AT TALENT OF BUTTE FALLS: TO ASHLAND MINE DEAD INDIAN SODA! JAMES M'DOILL WARMER WEATHER I LAKE CREEK FOLK n POPULAR RESORT! LOTS IN TALENT: IN SAMS VALLEY; MEDFOfiD MATL TTJTnTTN"T, rTCPFOTCTY, OTCFOOV. FRTDAV. .TFXF. i SPRINGS PROVING! PURCHASES TOWN BOOSTS SWIMMING! AT DIAMOND LAKE L H FOR PICNIC LUNCH I I . m'TTE RU.1.S. Ore., June 28. tSpeoiall. Mr. ft;itl Mrs. .luhn Mai ion enjoyed n kUn visit from relatives who were enroute home Horn Portland. Oreann. The parly consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Ilertram Marion of Sun Diego. California. .Mrs. Hoy Marion ami Mrs. Kditli Nobles and (soii James uf lxis An . geles, Cnlir. .. , , ' The Tunuate boys returned home Sunday from llrowusboro. whcro they have been Kiiesis of the Cow den family. David Cleveland and Elmer Hoefs spent the week-end at Diam ond Lake resort. Mr. and Mrs. Earl llarendeen, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hoover and Mrs. Alberta Hoover spent Sunday vis iting the Frank Hoovers at CnioU Creek. BY BIRTHDAY PARIY II - CENTRAL I'OINT. Ore., June 2S. (Special). Mrs. Everett Kaber entertained at her home Wednes day afternoon in honor of Minn Ge neva Mrown's loth birthday anni versary, the color selieiue which was pink was curriei! throughout the iefreshments and the rooms were decorated in pink roses. A very jolly afternoon was spent playing games. The hostess ser ved sandwiches, angel birthday cuke and Bavarian cream. Those enjoying the affair were the Misses Avis Avers, Ethelyn Scott, Naomi Johnson. Frances Fu ller, and Oeneva Brown, t lie honor guest. The Young People's conference is being held a: iiie Federated church thht week. Rev. Johnston of Faith Home Ceres, Cnl. is nmon the speakers, also Rev. Meade, Rev. Randel nnd others. There will be special services every af ternoon for children. Evangelistic services every evening nnd confer ence classes on Sunday evening and revival services begin next Sunday evening. The Morningslar family have rented Uie J. L. Burger home and took possession Monday. .. fluud White Is on the sick list. The people of Centra Point were sorry to hear of Will Scott pass ing away last Thursday in Los An geles. Mr. Scott Is a son of Mrs. Elizabeth Scott and a brother of Mas. J. II. Hamrick, Mrs. (i. C. Dun can and E. E. Scott of Central Point. Mr. Scott lived in this vici nity several years where he has many friends, who extend sympa thies to the bereaved families. Mrs. Howard Mayt'leld returned home Sunday from Portland where she has been for some time to be near Mr. Mayfield who underwent an. operation lor appendicitis. Mr. .Mayiield is recovering nicely. Miss Nell Carter visited friends In Ashland Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones and daughters Vivian and Oeraldine spent Sunday at the Ferguson springs. Mrs. Everett Faher entertained honoring her sisters Mrs. 11. A. Newnion's birthday last Sunday. Her guests were Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Newmon and Mrs. J. W. New man, all of Klamath Falls. The O. E. S. held their last meet ing of the season Tuesday evening in the Masonic hall. Three candi ' dates were initiated into the order. The hall was beautifully decorated. After the business was disposed of an enjoyable evening was spent and delicious refreshments served by the ladies. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller nnd Ron Orth visited at the J. B. Han nah home at Trail Sunday. Mr. Hannah who was seriously Injured a few months ago Is slowly Improv ing. He had Just returned front s visit to his Bister's, Mrs. Dailey, at the Hiilcrest orchard where he had been taken for a few days. Plans fast ncaring completion for establishment of Fir-Tex plant lit St. Helens. You'd take a chance if you used all your batter for One Muffin Muffins bake more evenly when kept small. And Hills Bros. Coffee h;a a rich and uni form flavor because it is roasted a few pounds at a time by a patented, continuous process Controlled Roasting. No other coffee can taste like Hills Bros, because none is reacted the same way. HILLS BROS COFFEE Litity tHt4 tih tki kt. C 9 1 T.W.KNT, Ore., June 2S. (Spe L'hil.) Cliff Garvin and t'hurl.'y I.ohk boan Thursday huulinn the machinery whirh had lncn stored at the uld 1 Jenny packing hou. t th .Ashland mine, where it will , khhi he installed for wurkintf the juiine. j Sivx. Ann SjiraKue. who will he remembered au Ann KHi?, spent .the day Sunday with friends in .Talent. Mi. Sprniiiie was un her ; way to southern California to take ;u summer term at a. teachers' col- lege. J .Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Wood fin tand daiiKhier, Dorothy, and son, I Jack, arrived Tuesday evening by I motor from Alameda, Calif., for a week's visit with their parents, 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Hearing. The party spent a couple .of uuys at ! VoM-mite park while on route to Talent. Morris Thomas, from near The Ualies, arrived the last of last week nnd is hpt-nding a few days with Mrs. fJ. L. Mullen. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J-amh mo tored over ' from the Klamath agency Saturday and visited at the Tom La mli home. M iws Velma Masmi, who had heen spending the past two weeks at the Lituli home, returned with them. Mr. ami .Mrs. Lamh returned to the agency Sun day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Kstes nnd daughter. Fay, and niece, I'auline, and Marion So wash nnd l)tid Kstes spent Sunday at l.utle falls plc- nicking and fishing, j Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Hill and I family, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Con- nor and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lee 'on nor and family from the (Ireen Spring. Walter Turner and family, Mr. and Mrs. lYed Huff man and family, spent. Sttuilay at the Louis Hill home. Ahout 40 enjoyed the picnic dinner, while the young folks spent the after noon swimming in Hear creek. Charles Campbell . and Charlev i Long, Jr., spent a couple of days 1 1 he tirst of the week hauling logs jfiym Siskiyou to Ai-hland. They nre now hauling from Anderson j creek. Mrs. Lillian Scott and her son. Kail, and their guests, Mr. nnd I Mrs. Tihhel and daughters from Oklahoma, spent a few days the nrst oi last week at Crescent City. They visited the Oregon Caves when returning from the coast. Mrs. J. L. Kd wards and, daugh ter. Hetty Leo, from Ashlau.il, spent the day Thursday with it-U.' L. .Mullen. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wilson and son, Unrlee. from Ashland, jSpent Tuesday morning at the j Long home. I! Mrs. I-M Koss and her mother, Mrs. Twogood. spent' Sajurday shopping in .Medford. Don Tryer spr.t Sunday at Lin- coln on The (ireen Spring. Mrs. Oeorge Wholpley and daughter, Massie, spent a few days I last week at their town home, re j turning to their mountain home aiuruay arternoon. Mrs. (iilhort Oppen from Ilend, Ore., moved Into the Phelps house on Main street the first of the week. Mrs. O. A. Manning. Mrs. Kv erette Beeson and son, Billy, were Kiiests Sunday afternoon of Mrs. Jay Tor-rill. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Humes and daughter, Clarice, spent Tues day evening at the home of Mrs. Katie Maon. Mr. and Mrs. Kim or Kincald and daughter. Churl een. attended a family reunion held in the Ash land park Sunday afternoon. The pnrty enjoyed u picnic dinner In the park. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brandt and daughter, Barbara June, called Monday morning at the Tryer home. Mr. nnd Mrs. Nels Hedfund from Halsey, Ore., why had heen making a motor trip through Cali fornia, spent the week-end at ilev. Audley Brown's. They nlso called on otto Kusander and Mrs. Walter Ilussell of Ashland, and Mr. and Mrs. Olson east of Hear creek, who were all former neigh bors of Mr. Jtedlund. Mr. nnd Mis. Loys Hamilton and family, Mr. nnd Mrs. C.uy Hamilton un family, Mr. and -Mrs. llotehkisrf. Mr. nnd Mr. Rob ert Smith of Medford. spent Sun day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ohim Saltmarsh on Little Apple gate. Tom nib left Monday morn ing to join the county road crew, which is winking on Hie Dead In dian road. A crew f Southern Pacific painters are repainting the s. f depot this week. B. K. Neff of Medford has re ceived the appointment !1M lookout for the Wanner creek district. NEIGHBORS HELP SAVE KOC.I K KIVKIi, Ore.. June as. i Special I. The home of .hilm Kulhan of KvaiiH Creek was nearly destroyed liy rire Ttiesilay, hut wltii tlie help of nelnhliois was finally extliiniiislied. Mrs. Frank fireenwnnd hail the . n-.lstoitttne to fall and fraeiure her leg Inst week, anil will lie laid up i lor Rome time. j Heed Carter nnd Osear Shepard attended tlie marketlni; eo!umittee meeiin? of the tiiane Mondav ; llluht nt Me.lfnrd. J A. T. MelU-dii aad J. M. , were hnsinesH visitors at I Tuesday afteruoen. .'hlpile 'odjoni Aal poi k mi;y bi pjinto. I graphed perfectly throtiuh a devico i to hold them Inventnl bv (iu 'V'y -t- .V W' ' i LA K K ClUOKK. Ore., June 2.! TALK N'T, Ore.. June ITS. (Spe-1 . tSpecial) There was unite a cia I. i James McDowell of Antler 'crowd at Dead Indian soda springs sou creek recently purchased two' .Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. lttltr .nf the town lots on the corner of' lot Portland were among the quests Main and Second streets and will' j also Mr. and Mrs. Krank Bcrion . commence soon on the erection of, ; of San l-'ranc sco. ,a log house on the property, i Mr, and M is. Smiley have a : M is. Kdna Beeson ret urned ; ' eottage for a couple, of weeks. Sunday from Portland, where she j Mr. and Mrs. tiilniure and son had taken her mother. Mrs. Irene lire also enjoying a vacation nC Wells, who will spend a month the springs. Mr. Ollmore Is sec- taking treatment from Dr. Coffey. I , retary of Carson-Fowler Co., of, Roy Seaaion and son from Med- J I Ashland. jford spent Tuesday evening at the Mr. Bean and Mr. Oeorge Llnd-rhome of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Terrell.! i ley spent the week-end at Dead Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kstes, ac j Indian. jcompauied by Mrs. Orville Works, I Mi', and Mrs. Rerg.-.trom and motored to (.Herniate and spent the family of Ashland enjoyed picnic-j week-end with Mrs. l-.stes par ing in lake Creek park Sunday, jents, Mr. and Mrs. William Smith. The bridge over Butte Creek i Their daughter. Miss 1 1 uld a, who at lake Creek received a coat of, had spent the past week with her i paint Wednesday. j grandparents, accompanied them I The sharp rocky points on both home. forks of the road are heing shot! Mrs. Rathburn, who was en ! of f. 'route to her home in Seattle after M rs. Wilkinson hail her daugh- i visiting with her son in Los Ali tor, Mrs. Jones, and her husband j tsvlvs, spent a few hours Tuesday of Talent as guests the first of the i afternoon wall Mr. and Mrs. O. A. week. ! Manning. M rs. It a tit burn, some . Mr. and Mrs. D. Johnson were!5i) years ago, started a baby home week -end guests at the springs. .Misses Julia and Helen Sid toy were shopping In Medford Wed nesday. Mr. and M rs. J. Arns were guests of the Sidleys Sunday. Miss Milly Meyer returned from a visit to McCloud. Mr. -Bill Almy has purchased 9 new Ford sedan. E SHADY C'OVK, Ore., Juno 2S. (Special.) A crew of men are re pairing the highway along here, which was much needed as in some places the road was very bad, due jto hauling heavy loads of Iocs, but i no siaie iook u nana ami now they don't haul such big loads. John Able of Prineville is vis iting with his nieee, Miss Ralph Bender. .Mrs. Caroline Johnson, who came home last week from near Lodge Pott", went back up there Wodnes day. on her health is very l,0" ! and the pure mountain air seems to! benefit her. She expects to slay ! cometime. James ZImnierloy and wifo from Prineville are here visiting rela tives, for a few days. Mr. Rhuarli nnd wife' from Pom eroy are visiting with her mother, Mrs. Botha Able, this week. Mr. Rhuark's mother came with them and is visiting with relatives in Cetral Point. Mis. Booth and daughter Cecil Were visitors at Ashland Monday. Air. and Mrs. Jhn Laden were in Medford on business Monday. BROWNSBORO. Ore.. June 28. ( Special.) V i o 1 n Morris, idella and Isabel! Henry went to Central Point Wednesday evening, where they will attend the Sunday school conference being held at that place. Mr. nnd Mrs. Cecil Culhertson, with their sister from Portland, had n pleasant trip to Diamond kike last week-end. Mr. and Mrs. K. 1C. Monla and Mrs. Lathrnp of Loh Angeles, Calif., nre house guests of the Monia family this week. ( Mrs. J. B. Rohror and son, James, of Montague, Calif., were guests of .M r. ami Mrs. L. J. Rohror on Sunday. Mr. Oabrlelson of Portland spent the last week-end at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Heck- ner. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Chesbro nnd children of Kugene were guests at the Wright home fi om Sunday until Tuesday. Air. and Mrs. W. M. Hansen and Mrs. L'd Tucker attended the fu neral of Mis. Meda Strahan at Rogue Uiver last Saturday. RAM VALLRY. Ore., June SR. fSpcH.il.) A neat little sum was added to tho Orimuc fund by the receipt! taken In by the program uivon Friday night by the ways and moans committc ErlS'iZi Chiblren's day program waH givr-n by member-- uf the Sunday school, uith fome good song elections by tin- Table Rock youna people. An error was recently niado In recording the proceedings of a pre vious meeting of the young people when Mr. HoNt was recorded a" ' br-itlg (lect.d pi' 'id.'llt of the (ir ' La niza' bn, vh"rr a he v. :i" rhn-n ; .li Vic ir- irlenf In tlie plac- va icai d by Mi.-s lle-..i. Fi'e...nbui . i At the r gtilar annual . hoo ; nifetini;. S. S Abt ..rt r-elec j o, (:., k and O. T. Wi;f,n was j f f ,t d dil ' Cf i,r. i-'n .!.. a nnd N itc Milk on -! Vi a i e e.ich f c.. f riii f mm the ! after -ff--crs of b-dW. t Pcioi ctlb-ry nil Ftenk 'hrv.:lii f bui u ')! .. t. f pi 1 u i bv hini-lf. Ilo bj ."it3 design In Seattle, and at the present time has 1 1 3 bahies ;n her family. Mr. and Mrs. Cad Fills from Redmond, Ore., who are visiting with Mrs. Nida Oat man In Med ford, spent Sunday visiting old friends in Talent. Some few years ago Mr. Kllis sold his ranch east of Bear creek and moved to the northern part of the stale. Mnliodi! Church Sunday school at 'J:4f n. m. Lester Newbry. superintendent. Preaching services at 1 1 a. m. and X p. in. Kpwurth League at 7 p. in. A young people's meeting and young people's prayer meet ing Wed nesday at 7 : SO p. in. Regular prayer meet ing Thursday evening. Choir rehearsa I Immedi ately following the prayer meet ing. Rev. Audley Brown, pastor. Baptist Church Sunday school at 10 a. m. Mrs. H. N. French, superintendent. Preaching at 1 1 a. m. nnd X p. m. Young people's meeting at 7 p. m. Revival meetings are now being conducted by Klder F. F. Living stone from Leandro, Calif., who is a very able speaker. Kveryone is welcome. Klder John Ronton, pastor. Rl ITTf rAMO Dl AMO K I I I f f Q I I rl flJ I I L I IlLLU I LfUlU BUTTK FALLS. Ore, June 2S. (Special). A Children's Day prog ram followed by a picnic will be given Sunday at the church. Those who will tnho part are: Wanda Bryant, Bob Hoot's, leon n I'd Smith, Fsther Moore, Jean Page, Joy Miller, Freda Roberts, Marguerite Bryant Blllio Davidson, Billie Abbott. Fred HoefH, Kna Mill er, Lola Kum0ndHon, Nellie Gar man, Byron Hloddard, Lovtula Mill er, Elmer Lryant, William Brain nrd. William Holloway of Medford spent Sunday in this vicinity. Lloyd Clark visited Sunday in Phoenix. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pulton of the Owen-Oregon camp Hpent Fri day in Butte Falls. Ilev. and Mrs. Davidson are con ducting a Bible school at Eagle Point. Ted nnd Carl Harendn visited Inst week at the home of their brother here. CENTRAL POINT BOY C F.VTRAL POINT, Ore.. Juno 2S. (Special) Lloyd (Mine, who was ipilto seriously hurt when his motorcycle collided with John I-athrop's ear. 1b slightly Improved, so far as to be conscious ' n few iiiiuuies ni a ume. aii -x-ray.jr (ifly. show1 there are no broken bones nor skull fracture, as wns thought at first. Mrs. Itortha P.etts nnd, children, who have been visiting her parents, left Friday for a visit with lor uncle. George Myers and family, at Montague. Cnl. Miss Lucy Domerildor of Loh An geles arrived Thursday for a vidt with her aunt and uncle, Mr. ami Mrs. Choniol, at Hotel Central. Prof. A. J. Hamby of Medford was transacting business In Central Point Tuenday. ,lobn M' Jintpy is on the Mrk li-d this w k. EVANS VALLEY MAN'S HAND IS MUTILATED ROGI'i; RIVRR, (nr., June ?i ' (Special ) Tom fldon of tin I Kvnrn valb y hail the ml'-for t u n , to cut off thrYo finger- thj- wok 1 Mr. diwl Mm Imnmiok of Lnlc r-; 'Pile gllliKO attended Live Oa k ! L'tange M.ndav ni'-ht and invii'-tt thi grariL'o to a picnic on July Ith Mr. aid Mr. Wm. Whit. ; move.i to M. dioid. w hie. M: , I White i- employed. ' Mr. and Mr, c. f:. Rodkn --n-j tfi t ilnr-d v. ith a Sundfy dinm-i . Tio-p iifw.nt wro Mr. and Mi . j Wm K hIh and run Rilly and Mr-, Kads' rnittlur, Mr. (Irown: Ms. n- Mr. W in Tro'lnr and Mr. and SAMS VAI.I.KV. Ore., June (Special! Warm weather is bringing swimming panic b.icU on the program again and daily as well as in the late evenings, families hie to the river for com fort. A. It. tiolb-tt left Monday for Portland, where be will remain a few weeks before going to his home in Aston, Iowa to the summer vacation. spell d Mr. and .Mrs. Kck Householder of Reseda. Calif., who are visit- e enini.. ing frit-mis in the valley, calle I Mrs. R. A. Peck and son Ktuil. on the Kdinton family Tuesday wWi have been visiting with A. L The Householders were former, ' Henry Beck for the past three residents of this district. j weeks, returned home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs, Walter Messenger; Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Marshall, left Tuesday to make tljeir home ! w 'ho were ealled to Medford last for a while in Medford, where Mr. I week on account of the illness ind Mosciiger will be employed for; death of their daughter. .Mrs. some time at the owon Lumber. Meda Strahan, returned home Sun mill. day. hringim; with them (heir Mrs. J. B. Fisher, who has been grandson. W alter Strahan. They in a convalescent home in .Mod-j have the sympathy of the entire ford, returned home this week ' community in their bereavement, ami is much improved in health, j Mrs. Fliabeth Orissom is speml- Frank Monro and family, who J ing a few days at tin home of her have been' visiting at the FlPs j sou, 1.. .1. (irissom. Carroll home, left Thursday morn- Mrs. L. J. (irissom was shopping ing for Diamond lake for a at Lake Creek Monday. j k's outing. Mr. ami Mrs. Homer Cliwer ami son of northern Oregon are visiting this week at the homo of Kllis and Oleuu Oarrett. M r. and Mrs. John Cook of Cold Hill were Sunday afternoon teres! ing feature. : callers in our precinct. We regret very much that Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rowe. Mrs. Cr.indpa Settles is very poorly. lb Joe Rowe. Mrs. John Kdington j has been ill for some time and and daughter Lavelle, and Mr. doesn't seem to Improve or gain and Mrs. John Hall constituted a stretigih at all. party who spent a pleasant dayi at Crescent city Sunday. Mrs. ! , Islington and l-i volte rem j tied to join Mr. Islington in his home there. Harry Johnson and wife have spent several day the rwimT-M iiuri'MK, Sir. "ml M"i. (1. II. .I.,hn.m. ivtui-iip.1 to tli. - ii - holiu- at lii-llintiliani. Wash., Fit- """ up "" iai.-i- i.ai,c iuK,lni,y (lav as far as I'rosptM-t ami i-ftiinu-il Mr. anil Mrs. IMi-U Straus ro- l:'s Kun.lay. M-ivt-il a ti-l.-urani Sunday n.lvis-i 'nk Smith anil Miss I 111 Ihk thcni .f the dvath of Mr. j K'-rhy H i-ri: Ashliuul Shi i-rslast Siraus' lirotlu-r-ln-law at Alhi-rl 'I'm-silay. fltv, Iowa. Saturday niuht. ! "nl M- Soninn-r anil kittle .Miss .Vailim- Ahhott of '-'toy McC.ri'W alti'inli-il tin- wn-s-fontral I'oint Is sm-nilini: part of . tllin: mati-h Monilay .-vimiIiik. her summer vaeatlon with her' Miss Marjorle Somnier is vlslt-Kianilmothi-r. Mrs. Marv '.Mi-Kinnis. j Inn 'r cran.liarc-nts. Mr. and Mrs. SHADY COVE ROAD FREE OF CATTLE SHADY t'OVH. Ore., June liS (Special) All ol the people a rou ml bore who have cattle to range out, have taken them to the forest range and the highway Is again free of entile, which makes it safer for autolst and stork alike. Mrs. Ra;pii Render who has boon in Medford for two- weeks, came homo Thursday morning. Herself and little hoji are doing fine. Ai rs. Jane Zimmerlee is visitinu at Crescent City with her two brothers Ibis week. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Lndtn and Mrs. Ruoth were callers at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oitsworth In the lirophy district Tuesday afternoon to pick st ra wherries a nd had a very enjoyable time. Ur. Kllintt has sold his now house in Shady Cove, hut still has more lots ami expects to build another house soon. It Is expected that work will begin Hoon ( on the now school house, nfc the land was accepted and measured off this week. The m-w site Is a little north of John SUlle's place on the Crater Like highway on J oh n Zlinnietcy's place. Ford Sells Hall Stock N F, W YORK, June 2 S . ffl) The stock of the Hotroll, Toledo & I ronton railroad has been sold by 1 lenry Ford ami members of his family to C. H. Harney Ar Co., It wus learned today. The purchase was madu on behalf of an undis closed principal. Rav Cottle. TH-vear-o d l.os An- Kl,ot( p()iri.mn. haM completed H yars on the foi co without misH-ithe Five reasons sugar Scientist talks about L Flffci&fiS j ,i2inR- In Uf m iuuio ufflMMl.cu UICI. IOC UUTO pDini 1 WOUIf( call to your attention about sugar is its value as a satiation factor. Ending a meal with a sweet gives sense of satisfaction of having had just enounh. "Perhaiu the best known use of sugar is as a staple fuel for keeping the human body active. Sugar is more rapidly digested than starch, and it ranks with starch as a vital food lor every normal pe;con. "The fins! point about sugar is its adaptability as an emergency fuel. Sugar is rapidly absorbed i:i the system." It is always helpful to get the onii.ion e'. a recognized authority on any important subject. In a day when food frdi are so muc'i In evidence it is a part nf wisdom to discover ex-ctly how im portant sugar is in the d:et of alt of us. The sensible way to well beirg is to eat ali l:i-irl ; of healthful fresh and canned fruits -d vegetjules, sw-ftenrd to trite, I'c member the value of pud.lingi, icu crcami, and cakes for dessert. bifswcfrin51ejj-jiUiJifc l.AKK CRF.KK. ore., June (Spccnill --Mr. an, I Mrs. K. R .lone--. Tom Ratdalo and family. M i s. Nancy Sch ini.lt liuu and Ray Radale motored io Diamond lake Sunday, where they were me; by Wallace and .Marvin Ragsdale. who a re employed at Chea nult, K la Di 111 M ' 1,11 "I. v. A delicious picnic ; dinner was enjoyed at noon and the party returned home the same The fest ival party given by (he grange Saturday night was a de cided success. The fish pond was espeeia My at tract ivo to the young people and the children. The pain less corn remover was al.-o an in -Mr. ;ml Mrs. ('. K. Mi , l:"""-v "r ''""v,-r. . K. Mi-Cull anil ash., hlo- w iinam iern. wus wei-K. ' Miss Mieannr Powers eallud at tlie home of Mrs. (!. A. liriner last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. 11. T. SlaK'le and family were Sunday dinner KllestH itt the home of Mrs. I. JO. Itradley. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. (loddard call ed on Ml-, and Mrs. Kd Uohisotl Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Combs and family were Ashland shoppers last . Wcdnosda y ' .1. K SelU vvns n MiMlf.o-rl tini.tiPi- Monday. .1. W. Kerns Is working for Ceo. Mathewson near Wanner Gap. MiHs Margaret Lockwood was a caller at the Abbott home Sunday. Marvin Hammersley. who has heen working for the Kerby broth era for some time, left this week for Klamath Falls, Horn, to Mr. and Mrs; Ltoyd Walsh of the Antelope district, Sat urday, June 112nd, a boy weighing eight and one-half pounds, mimed Kenneth Norman. Mrs. Walsh was formerly Miss Ilerniee Combs. Mrs. O, A. and Mrs. J. L. I trine r wore Monday shoppeiH In Medford. H. S. Lynch has Just finished having his sheep sheared. R. L. Lockwood and son Charles were Thursday business visitors In Talent. Mrs. McReynnlds and daughter of Oakland. Cnl., spent Sunday evening visiting at the homo of Mrs. it. It. I'urv I). t. It. Chaplain Il( MONTGOMERY. Ala., Juno 2R Mrs. Charles A. Htakely, fiS former chaplain general of the Daughters of the American Revo lution, president of I ho Woman's Cnion of Southern Raptist conven tion and a descendant of Rotor Jones, founder of Petersburg, Va., died today. WASHINGTON. June 28. fP) Wlllia in F. Speares of Arkansas has four sons In the niivy. Ho him l' w..,iu ,.r '..u..i.. jcalir. Secretary Adams has noted' patriotic records In enrre- Hpomlonen. for in the diet this healthful food WAGNER CREEK w'"i 1 ONE OP THE great food scientist! of tin country told us not long ago, "Sugar not only ha an important use in the diet of nearly everyone it lias five distinct uses, ' First of all. it is great conserver of many foods, especially fruits. In the second place, as a flavoring substance, it is most valuable in making nearly all foods much more anue- "ay it leads to the eating of 'I always insist that the soda crackers; be crisp and fresh... no single item is more important' ' "I skkvk soda cnickcrs with so many courses of the dinner Unit 1 consider their crispnessuiKl freshncssahsolutely essential," a clever hostess says; "With tlie cocktail, with the soup, with the salad, with the deiiiiULs.se . . . they have dozens of uses . . . "That, of course, is why I always insist on Snow Flakes. Snow Flakes are always uveii cmp flaky, light and delicious! Packed warm from the oveus, vthey are wax- wrapped und sold under definite 'Ciuarantce of Freshness.'" Pacific Coast Biscuit Company, Los .Angeles, San Fran cisco, Portland, Seattle, Taeoina, Spokane. Don't ask for crackers say WITH EGGS, "tninny siile np1 vi lli chops liuntrr' style Iicrc'i bow most of us know our bacon. Hut there are olhcr ways In whirh the tantincsfi, the crispy, savory wIioIonomcncs of FryVs Delirious Hraud Dae On can be put to In t ri gu in g use, too. Fryo's Meat Guide will itliow you niany ways to ufiply It lo formal rookery sin d how for out-door "liouiiila" It rruHy i tocami Sye's Delicious m 3F?AND A -A ' r dffls zest iiTn-nTimn.nr I rn