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"MEDFCmn MATL TTUnUXE. MEDFOTHV OKF.OOX. FRIDAY, MAY 2. 10..0. PAGE THREE mUM SUBURBAN NEWS CENTRAL POINT ; C 12 NTH A L POINT. Ore, May 2 I (Spocliil) Mr. ana Mr. Thco. Glass left Tuesday for a three weeks' uuto trip through southern California. En route homo they Hill visit their son, Rudolph Gluss, and family at Santa Hosii. - The 4-H livestock cluh met at the A. T. Iathrop homo lust v(ot)k and elected the following off Mrs for the coming yenr: James Ya throp, president: Dorothy Jones, vice-president; Katherlno Latlirop, secretary. ' ftiends of Chester Wlrim of Med ford, who was JvulljVfiurt In a motorcycle accid-yy on Easter j junduy, will be Kind to learn i was nblo to ho moved frnmi iltlie Sacred Heart Hospital to hit' home on Tuesday. Parent-Teacher associSfion holds i the last regular meeting of the year today. Election Jr officers! for next year will take place. Ite-; freHhngnts will be served by a group of high school girls with Mrs. Echo Schepman in charge. Mrs. J. J. 'Grim, Mr. and Mrs. I,. Grim' ant son, Vernon, visited in Ashland Monday. Mrs. . Jowphine Niekerson of Myrtle Point is the house guest of Mi. Dick Hay this week. ' Mr. and Mrs. Capps left Wed nesday ; for a three weeks' visit with rblutives in southern Cali fornia. , For the past two days workmen have been busy tearing down the old building near the depot, known as the' Noreross warehouse. Oho Pan key, who has been In Portland for sonic time, returned home on April 30. accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. Stewart. Mrs. Kenneth Hunter and son, uirles of Eureka, Cat., made a icf visit at tho l-.ee Caldwell heme llils week, leaving Wednes day for Scolt valley. i La d 1c s' Aid of tho Fe d e ra ted church held their regular meet ing Thursday afternoon at the church. Carnation club met on Wednes day evening at the home of Mrs. AHa Kelly. Thoso present were Mcndames Hodgson, Smith, llleh ardson, Hrenner, Kelly. Dubbs and McBeth. The next meeting will bo held at tho home of Mrs. San ford Klchardson, at which time the club will elect officers. Stanley Jones entertained a number of friends Thursday after noon in honor of his birthday. Those enjoying the afternoon were Evelyn Hickens, Marjorle Jewett. Donald Nichols, Homer Young. Warren Young, Clyde Lees, Hilly Lees, Hal Jewett, liichard Jew ett. Harold Van Dyke, Ernest Lalhrop and Alan Jewett. Mrs. It. W. N'h'hnls assisted the hostess. Guess what ingredient, is missing from this Apple 4s ' Pare, core and quarter xrverat juicy, sour applet Put them in a saucepan and conk with just enough tvater to keep them from burning. Add a dash of cinnamon and a little, lemon juice Cool and serve. You. only need one piirss. Sugar is missing. Ami if you nild sugar "to taste" just be fore you take your apple sauce from llie stove, you will liave tlic utmost in flavorful goodness. Very often you wonder how to improve foods wliicli are lack ing in ftavor or appctitc-npprnl. In most rases a dasli of sugar is all that is necessary. This is especially true in the prep aration of vrgetnhlcs. .lust try n dash of sugar to n pinch of salt in cooking spinach, carrots, 4$"God food promotes good health' r. fcv o Jwt Pw in BOILING Wottr ABPLEGATE AIM'LEOATE, Ore., Miiy 2. (Special) .Mark Vlnnlnnhnm lien W Harlow m:(3) a business tp to Yreka recently Edwin Taylor returned home last week from ' Portland, where ho has been receiving medical treatment fr several weoks. He is much improved and hQos to be able to resume farm duties Mi's. Irene Crump, who teaches the primary grades at Jacksonville, spent the week-end at her home on Little Applegatc. Fred Fick (Jacksonville made a business trip to Utg Applegatc Monday. Mrs. Eetha Clark of Medford spent Sunday at tho homo of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Buck on Big Applegatc. 1 Kenneth Gibson retiWied last week to tho Sterling mine, where ho has employment, after spend ing several weeks at Chico, called by tho death of his father, J. O. Gllttxm. The Gibson family for merly lived on tho Wolf Gulch place. Mr. and -Mrs. Dean Saltmarsh and son, KaTl and daughter. Hazel, spent Sunday fternoon and even ing at the homo of Dora Salt marsh on 1-ittte Applegatc. Harold Kubll was it Medford on business Saturday. Katberine Buckley left recently for Crescent City, whtro sho is caring for Mrs. Paul Seherer. Mrs. Schorer's home is at Seven Oaks, but sho travels in tho spring on account of 111 health. ' Ellen Konopp, Wat kins school teacher, spent the week-end at Klamath Falls. Mrs. Al Boone and daughter, Maxinc of Jacksonville, spent Sun day at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Buckley. The new school seats arrived Saturday morning at tho Little Applegate school house and were installed In the afternoon. Jim Francis of Klamath Falls and Hermie . Rivers of St. Paul. Minn., were married aL Bend, Ore gon, April II. They vHtcd here at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Taylor. Mr. Francis is a brother of Mrs. Taylor. Junior and senior high school students of Grants Pass found our neighborhood an Interesting place for their big barbecue. They gathered at tho Boy Scouts' camp on upper Big Applegate for an all- day picnic Saturday. Mrs. Stella Anderson and son Kenneth and Darrell Houston, all of Medford. were vl.ltlng at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Klein ha m mer Tuesday. Walter Zeidler, employed by the Owen-Oregon Lumber company at Butte Falls, spent Saturday night Qauce Jiecipe string beans, tomatoes and peas. You'll be surprised at the way sugar improves the distinctive flavor of ench vegetable. When you consider that veg etables, cereals and fruit arc essential in the diet for the vita mins, mineral salts and rough age they contain, you will real ize the importance of making these foods appeal to the appe tites of young and old. Most foods are more delicious and nourishing with sugar. The Sugar Institute. It will buy the Golden West Drip Coffee Maker assuring you of perfect drip coffee every mating. You just pour boiling water over the coffee; no percolation, no boil ingand the result tfSfrom one to six cups of wonderful coffee. (Jet your Maker from your own grocer J fiolden West Coffee & Holier d. a;-r. meets i fiM'J Associated fretn Photo Mrs. Lowell Fletchr Hobart of Cincinnati, Ohio, photographed with her personal pages at the opening of tho thirty-ninth congress' of the Daughters of American Revolution In Washington. Left to right: Mrs. Mills Judy y Cincinnati, Mrs. Hobart and Miss Lucy Taylor c$ Columbus, Ohio- a il Sunday at his home on I..U tle Applegate. Jack Lovei spent Tuesday night with Kdward Hurnbrook at the A. S. Klcinhamnier home. Mrs. Anna Hall is staying at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Oroy, where she is doing Ivmuhc work as Mrs. drey has been quite ill for tho past two weeks. Hugbie CombcHt lias begun trim ming trails for the national forest service. He fs staying with Char- lie DunCord fchllo . working in the LUtlo Applegate district. 4 BtiLLVIKW, Ore., May 2. (Spe cial) -Mr. and .Mrs. Wm. Hryan re turned homo Thursday from Horn- brook, whom Mr. Hrvau is employ - ed by the S. P. railroad. They ex pect to bo at their homo a lew weeks. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Davis and three children have moved on thn Harnett ranch. The children will attend school In Ashland. ng been confined to her homo with Mr. and Mrs. .lames Watts have moved into their new homo on the highway. Mrs. A. R. Hood was among, (hei Bcllview people who attended the I annual district convention of the Koyal Neighbor lodge in Medford Saturday. Miss Helen Sheldereitcr nnd .Too Rinehart visited homo folks Sun day evening. Tho HotarlaiiH sponsored a din ner and dance nt the club house last Thursday night. The club la dies served the dinner to 40, in eluding Uotary members and wives. The dance which was to have been held at the club houso Thursday night was postponed. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Stronmn of Medford were visiting friends Sun day In Hcllview. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dupont died last Sunday. Mr. Dupont has been working in Chiloquin and was called home. Services were held in the Slock funeral parlors. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. 13. Hnnoy re turned home last Sunday from their trip to Idaho and eastern Oregon, where they visited relatives and friends, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Pleet of Dorris, (Jul., have bought. Uio Kee ton ranch and will build a house on it whoro tho old one burned down. Mr. nnd Mrs. Van llrunt and fam ily moved onto the B. L. Moore place and tho four children Faye, Hodnoy, Hilly and Hay are attend ing Jim Bel I view school. Italph llalherts and son, (Villi, are moving to Myrtle Creek this week KLsio and KImcr expect to stay until fall. Tho Upper Valley Continuity club v lH hold lis regular ineeling at the club house Wednesday, May 11. Thn club will entertain the Valley View, Talent and civic club members. Mrs. Unfits Trii:J- and three sons Waldo, lloscoe and (trrnld drove over from Dunsmuir Saturday nnd spent tho night with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. . m an. They wore dinner guests Sunday at tho Tohrnton '1 ley home. Several from itTis community a(Q lenuedne house warming at the James Putiianr Ikmuo Friday on North Main. Crowds of people have been Ad miring tho beautiful tulips nn the Va. tvnifli Mf Von 'tin fur. Ouini.'ew tiiu MiiwfjD iurii U"'i Miiin ii the tiihles rtt Ihn Wnnih-rtift lndeo uiniicr. SAMS VALLKV, Oro. (Special.) Harley Dunn cw Ash land was a business vltdtor in this district Wednesday. O. It. Trcshani at:d children at tended the birthday of Mr. Tres ham's father. W. A. Tresham at Kertty Sunday. Sams Valley boys rame out vic tors In a game lasfc. week with the liutle Falls hnseli;ff buys. Among Talent and Ashland residents in our community Mon day were Mr. and Mrs. Pyrnn De Ford and children and Merle De Ford. Mrs. John Hall was In Central Point Wednesday receiving medi cal Attention for complication of the shingles, from which she Ih recovering. Income from 8wod?n's s t a t o railways has materially increased in the lt 12 months. 1 The first lrih-spenking bfittnl-: ion of the lii'di free slat lias! jud lidded n pipers' band. Q . BELLEVIEW B! SIS VALLEY o ! M.v 2. in Washington ) JACKSONVILLE J.U'KSONYII.UC, Ore.. May 2. (Special.) About twenty mem bers of Adral chapter No. 8, O. K. S., of Jacksonville attended the district meeting at the Medford Masonic halt Tuesday evening in honor of tho annual offlciat visit ; l)f Kltznl'th Tipton of Vort land, worthy grand matron of Ore i gon. Mrs. p. A. Forbes, who has been ill for some time, i.s now staying with her parents in Medford. Mrs. Williams and daughter of Likely, Calif., returned homo this week after a short stay at tho .Sanitarium. Mrs. Cora Shaw of Medforil visited her mother, Mrs. Lee ! Wakefield "Wednesday. Mrs. Frank Itoone of Medford j called on relatives hero Tuesday. Jl. Forest of Itend, Ore., is a j guest of M r. and Mrs. Shannon. Mr. Forest and Mr. nnd Mrs. Shan I mm were old friends, whe all I lived in Colorado a few years ago. I M .... I,.1.1.. .. Mn,lfi,.,l ! .s,ln.u.lum tur son)0 tlme, l3 lm. ; proving nicely. I Mr. and Mrs. JL N. Lofland of ! Medford, were Sunday guests of I Mr. and Mrs. A. CJ. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kcegan spent Sunday in Ashland. M r. and Mrs. Cieorge Kendall have moved to Phoenix where Mr. Kendall is employed. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of New Mexico, spent a few days this week visiting her father, Mr. Wagner, who is a patient at the Rogue 1 mvor Sanitarium . Clint Dunnington and Charles Schumpf left Thursday on it busi ness trip to Klamath Falls. Mrs. Jess Tbreshman was called to Cold Hill the early part of tho week by the illness of her father. Past Noble (irand club of Re bekah lodge met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Alice Ulrich. The school child ron have been doing a lot of hard practice pre paring for tho county truck meet to he held Saturday. . Mrs. Cieorge Trantn is visiting with her sister, Mrs". Fred Butcher for a few days. 4 SARDINE CREEK SAUDINI3 CHKKK, Ore., May 2. (Sid.) Mr. and Mrs. It. W. pusen berry and daughter Kdith drove to Keno Saturday to get the remaind er of their household goods from tho camp -where thi-y lived. (Miss Kdith attended a high school party and was brought homo Sunday by her former schoolmates, 'Mayo Clevenger, Lloyd Howard and Merle Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Kd Henslemamnnd children of Medford Were Kundiiy vlstors of Ml, and Mrs. I'. L. Walt. rt Sinun aTin nniiuron oii'i - f' i ect Mtiscticn h Wb last spnf 1 in tlm can. o Yo safe i tmM9 t igm ;KC Baiting PovJdGT Same Price, for over 8 years v 1-1,1 M'A 25 ounces for Pure and MILLIONS OP POUNDS O USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT Mrs. Lulu Dusenlierry visted Mon .day In Hold Mill with Mrs. Xclll.' Smith and Crandma, Vnman. Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Elhart and son Billy of Ashland and brother CI Ion Klhart of Colorado, who b vising his brothers here and also looking for a lorn t ion. visted the Walt poultry farm Sunday after noon. Mi.is Nina Iusen berry and Hon IjOstor. Mrs. Win. Wright and chil dren ami Mrs. S. A. Dusonhorry were business visitors in Medford Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. U. W. Du-senberry were railing Wednesday on Mr. and Mrs. .loss liiirkee. Mr. and (). Wm. Wright bouuh: a new sedan in Medtord this week. P. 1., Wait attended the meet inn of the county marketing committee in Medford Monday night. Mark Shanks and mother, Mi'f. Addie Shanks of Sams Valley spent Tuesday and Wednesday visthii; friends here. Tb Q) expect to re turn to iheir Iiome near Jancsville, Cal., in a .short time. Mrs. Wm. . Wright and children. Mrs. N'hia Dusenhrrry and son T.os tor and Mrs. "WUmer Itailey of CJol I Hill spent Weduesday afternoon i'i Sams Valley. BEAGLE ItF.AdLF.. Ore.. May 2. (Spl ) Km met Xeabui of Table Uock, who Is taking t lie ce us n this side O of Hoguc river, has been working In our district this week. deorgi' Pursell Is plowing for Orv; Penduro and Mr. SCuck this week. Joseph Mayileld was over from Dry creek Wednesday and reports the ground there too wet to plow since the last fain. Mr. and Mrs. Cluvs. Sanderson and family spent Sunday visit u;: at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. ('. Harnard of Ashland. Mrs. c. 6. Mulhollen and chil dren were Medford vlstors the tlvH of the week. Young folks of tho Ciray and Sims familes spent Sunday evening visiting friends In the valley. ; Oregon day will be observed by the children of tho Antloch school this afternoon. Tho children have prepared recitations, dialogues and songs for tho occasion. Mr. nnd Mrs, Orval P.endure were valley vlstors "Wednesday. , Mrs. Paul and Mrs. Ttose Pollard were Medford business visitors Thursday. Chas. Sundcrsop delivered a veal to Medford markets Thursday, WII.I.OW RPlSlXfSS. Ore. JIiy 2. (Spl.) Jim. t'lyilo Riclimiiii'l has been nt liftinc for the -pnKt two wpoks after upending u ninnth wttti her slstor In 1'ortlnml. Hor brnth- or-In-lnw. ,Mr. Cnmplipll, in aovJ ously 111 nnd Mm. Richmond will return to Portland next work to remain ns Jonff nn who in noeded. ' Mm. W. aihrrta wna w Sunday dinner guest nt tho J. W. Elden home. Mrs. Vf. K. fnrker nnd dnuch tei' motrn-ed to Clrnnta -T'ass Sunday and Hpent the nfternoon with Mrs. Parker's mother, Mrs. IT. 13. Alvor son. Friday Mrs. J. tv. Itlrkhol7. entertained nt a 1 o'eloek liineh eon. Guests Included Mrs. t'lrleh and iMrs. ITannn- of Jneksonvllle, .Mrs. J. WV Mlden, Mrs. rf. A. I)u- Itunue, Mrs. W. J. Parker nnd Miss Itoso Jones. Klmor Feldenhelmer Is inslnll Ins a Dumping sivay system in his Iare orehai'd Here. W. Tv. T'yrker has Ju.it ' finished n' liulldlnir to 1 houso tho pump nnd motor. ; MURPHY COMMUNITY MOURNS MISS COKE APPI.TOGATK, Oro., May 2 (Hierlnl) Murphy enniiniiuliy was saddened laHl wopk hy the dealh of Kthe.l Cokn, inlmary lonelier. Miss Colto passpd away with pneiinionla nftor a fnvy days' lllnes Her linmo was nt Grants Pass ami sho was hurled thorn Sunday, April 27. Tho primary room has hepn cLvu In Mrs. Ilrnwn of flranls Pass lo Hu isn (he term. 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