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IjjtycuioUL CRM CWnufhi
, aYKOPKlH: In Harriet Noel'e
eJramatio Intent Orchard Ittll vll
lagert ecent urlckednest. Hurely.
then argue, her path hat diverged
from that of Iter childhood eweet
- heart, Tonu t.ntaur, iehuee par
entt icantltim to bt a rninitter,
lleedlett of- goetip, Tony- pro
potct marrtafie alter llarrtet't tri-
Swtph in the Academy plav hat
rawn avplaute even tram the in
tolerant gotttpert. Hut the, tear-
4ng . ditcord in their rnntrattlna
careen, retectt him. Then 7'onu
fleet with the tchool pldy proceed
to tech ttaoe tnccett in New York,
hit father meanwhile covering the
theft but telling him never to re
turn. Among Tonp't theatrical at- .
toaialet are Rou Uonovan and hit
etepton, llruce. Not tinea hit pro
potal hat Tonv heard from tfnr
.riet, but he it turprited to tee her
nt ihe theater window, "
, " Chapter 5
A FOOTLIOHT REUNION
i A 8 Harriot was Inspecting the
ticket she bad Just bought,
'Tony tried to compose his jumbled
Tfeellngs. Then be was by her sldo
.,aiklng foolishly 1( she remembered
Aim. ' . . . '
There was only time for Tony to
.'learn that she was living In Now
York a student In a school of acting-
and to recelvo hor promise to
meet him after tho performance'
that evonlng. Ttioy went to hor
apartment, a tiny little place, she
got together i little supper and
they talked. ' ,' '" "
She got together supper and they talked,
. Soon altJr Harriot graduated from
Die Orchard Hill Academy, the old
llousokoeper bad become Insane and
was placed In an asylum, ui the
girl was forced to abandon her plan
to study for the stags and to ro
nialn In Orchard 11111 with her
father. Thon, "Doo" Noel died sud
denly hf pneumonia.
,, Tbe druggist had boon fairly suc
cessful and had provided for his
daughter. In addition to th drug
tore and the home, a small Income.
iThere was nothing now ia provant
the girl from realising her dream.
She sold the drug storo and came
'to Ntw York to study the art of the
theater. This was bor last year In
line dramatic school, ' She planned
to go. Into a stock company, some-
Vhere, after bor graduation in the
aprlng, . ,, ,
Many times that evonlng Antonio
was on the vorgo of pleading his
llove. ' We' can Imagine how he
. longed U tell hor why, In the eyos
of Orchard Hilt, ha bad-disgraced
himself and caused his parents such
-heartaoho; why ha had worked so
bard to win a place on the stage.
Eut ho could not ha dared not
peak of love. Old Tony says. "Her
spirit hold ma oft. If you had known
Harriet Noel t knew her," he al
ways adds, "you would understand
what I niean." ' : "
,, ' The nld actor's analysis of Har
riet Noel's character Is probably tho
tost: "When 1 speak of Harriet
. .Noel's spirit I do not moan that sho
was one of thoio asthenia tcmalei
,who are so ofton found- among the
devotees of eslhotlrj. And Iho was
at far from being a saint. She t
.the most human, vital, flcshand-
blood woman Imaginable, And yet.
(hero was a saintlike quality which
compelled one to feel one's self In
tha prosence of a woman who had
set herself , apart to some holy
: causa,
j "She had, literally, given horsolt
so without reserve to her chosen
art that she was capable ot m iVlna
any sacrifice tar It. It was this ca
pacity. think, which had cnitblcil
jher, ereu In her girlhood and par
itlcularly after I disappeared from
, Orchard Hill, to go her way with
(serene Indifference to the disap
proval of the-Ylllage censor. 'And
lit was this spiritual strength whlcl
El
JACKSO.NVIM.K, Ore.. July J
(Hpl.). ()it-or.tuwn vlrtti.rn at the
rUMum thUi week wer: Mrs, J.
B. ltiy and on Jck. itortland:
Krd and A.-H. Mann. 8nn Diego,
Cel.: Oertrude )lrmnl lt,-ltlnK,
rortland;t Edith and Mary Hryn-
. . wldA Hnn frantiaco; Mr. W. A.
a Grant, Donald tn-ant and Ada Kt,
1 euiina Valloy; Mr. and Mra. Krd
UelVlvW, BctO. On- Ml-. ni,.l Mr
ikmui, lialy f
l.oA( thv.
tiuw, Daly fily. Cnilieilne
Mnrahfiriil: Mr. niul
eltch, Klamath Knlla;
enabled her to dony hor love for me,
even sacrificing both ucrcelf and roe
on the altar of her career."
. The two young artists worked,
very, hard that winter Harriet In
her dramatic school and Antonio on
the stage but, for nil that, they
managed to see each other frequent
ly. And they must bavo felt very
close to one another as long-time
friends from a country village nat
urally do In big New York,
"1 hare sometimes thought," Old
Tony said one evening, 4,'tbat per
haps, had I not been actually on the
stage In such a distinguished com
pany while sho was only a student,
Harriet might bave accepted me
during those months.". .
Then tho old blue eyes twinkled
as he contlnuod, "but, you see, It
had always been tacitly accepted
between us that she was the groat
artist and that whatever merit thoro
might he In my work as an actor It
had all been acquired through her.
For me to bo so far ahead of her
now, brought that characteristic
prido of hers to the front. At least,
jlie sometlmoH spoke of my success
In a way that made me think of this!
I confets, too, that I was not. above'
teasing her over tho situation."
Hart let graduated In the early
spring and joined a small stock:
company In Rochester. Antonio, at
the clnso of tho winter season, ac-
copied a placo for tho aummor In i
Cincinnati stock company. "' !' 1
During tho months lmmollntely
following their newly established'
friendship they exchanged frequent
letters, but stock company work Is
oxactlng and gradually, as the'
weeks passed, they found that Is.1
Harriet found loss and loss time
for correspondence other than brief
notes about their professional ac
tivities. - V .' . ,. I .' ''.f
Tbe following winter, Antonio
wns again with Augustln Dgly'i
company. Harriet was given a good
part In a road company undor the
management of lloy Donovan. The
boy, Bruce Carey, about five years'
nld, was still with his step-father
and plnyod n child part in the cast.
All that wlqtor; Antonio. In Now
York, wntchbd the theatrical papors
for hews ot tho road company with
which Harriet, Donovan, and tho
child, Druco, moved from city to
city, lie wroto to her na often as he
dared.
Antonlo'a work In Cincinnati, the
fact that he had boon engaged for
a second New York sensou . by
Augustln Duly, aud the favorable
notices which tho Now York' critics
gave him Hint winter, led the owurr
of the Cincinnati company to offer
him an engagement as leading man
tor tho summer no.K.on. ,;
Thon oamo tha news nlniort ton
wonderful to bo true: Harriot Noel
wns hook (Ml to play' -loading parts
with him. , ,
That Itoy Donovnn wus fj be tholr
manager did not In the least dim
Antonio's happiness. Ilo Imd'nuvcr
liked Donovnn, but ho had not seen1
the fellow for several ye-irt and,
well.' ho. Antonio Lutotir, would be
leading mnu and Harriet Nucl the
lending lady: that was all that mat-
teredo Their names would appear
together on the billboard. Id tho
newspapers, on the programs.
everywhere It would he tor all the
world to see Antonio Latour and
Harriet Noel.
In Hint which nu-tnit so much
more to hlm'than his career on the,
singe, tills' Clnclunatl engagement
was Antonlo'a great opportunity.
tCeffttil. I'M. r 0. ..'. i C:l
A w'i aaraam avarta
traeady oiefrov. aa dllillualonttf.
Tony topplaa from hit eovatad '
pinnacle.- .- - .
U. T. Perkins, Duvnli, Waa!; Mis.
(cr Nytiin and rmll ' Mrs.
Anna Kliimlcy and , '.Kltigrler
all of N'urihvtlie. H. U. -
V'lI.I.IAMM f'UKKK. Ore.. July
;S. tSpl.) A Fourth of July rle
jlirnllon Will be civen on William
(creek hi tin- rove In front t the
.Tayli.r Hartley home. ih K..
,kct dinner at noon and rares and
.jgame tn the afternoon. The pic
nic ia ainn.ml hy the Uraiirea
i iMlimiiia crk. Aiilc:lle nnd
l-'iiiltdale. Imi la rr evervone. All
Ure cordially Invited.
MEDEORD MAIL
TALENT j JACKSONVILLE
TALENT, Ore., .Illy 3. (Hpl.)
Kills Benson arrived Tuoaduy from
Bllcnsburg, Woeh., -to visit reia
lives. "
I.eler Itathhun motored to Can
vonville Tuesday and returned
WedneHday,1, accompanied by Mr.
and Airs.' Knthliun, Br. Mrs. Hath
bun Is III with heait trolihlo and
come to Modfortt for medical trcatr
ment. ' .-''"
' Clarence Holmes started work'
Ing for Coped at Prospect Wed
nesday.' Sunday nfter service of the Bo
thcl Bnntlat church of Mcdford,
the Bible claaa and their families
motored to the home of Mrs. 'Ida
French, member of the claaa at
Talent, and enjoyed a baskot din
ner and social day.
Mrs. Freeman 'Wedge, who un
derwent h major operation at the
Community Hoapltal at Aahland'.
waa able to bo moved to her home
Friday. 1 ,
'Mind' Paulino' Mste of Onkland,
Calif., arrived 'In Talent by tralh
Saturday to visit her fathor and
other relntlvea. - . . -''
MImsos Mario and Ruth Miller
left Friday on n motor vacation
which will Include stops In caat
ern Oregon, central "Waahlngton,
Itnlnler National pnl-k and Can
ada. ' :''
' Mra. Wlnklemnn wn taken to
the' Community hospital In Ash
land TUcndny for medlcnl treat
ment. Hor " Infant ' daughter-' is
being cared- for' by relatlveB In
((rants Paas; ':" ' ' "; " " I
' M1h June Connor spent several
dnya thlii week, na guesf Of Mra.
Bolle LeVdndcr at her ' country
home.' i '.!
Marlon Sowneh who waa 're
cently taken to Sacred Henri hosf
pltal In Modford 1s rdportBd Im
proving. i
Mrs. Lee Connor nna enimren
of Lincoln, Ore., spent Wodnosaay
with tho It. Connors hero. " " - ' ;
C. I Elliott and family or.
Long Deach, Calif., hnvd pur
chased property od' Beenon lano
and 'taken possession.
Friends of Jeff Hell nro ginu
to henr 'he :'is recovering from
his sorlmis ' Illness und 'hopea to
be out soon. '
Mrs." Katld Mason and dnUKh
ir, Velma, Mlse Levllla Iong, Mra.
Inronee, Holmca nnd- daiighter, i
Clarice, epont,, Thursday f In Med--
rora, - ' .n i.'.u: t'..
1 ' . .
WHXIAMH CRBKK;' Ole.v July
8,-J(Hpt.) 1 MrncHt, 'Conrad' and
Millguel'lta Itllihnrd of M'edfoi-d
and Ml-.-nnd Mrs: Vorn Klehnrdf
son of Provolf picnicked Sunday
on upper Wllllnma crook.'
MISM'Mohel WoolfOlk of Central
Point is KpCml'lnw part' Of her vaca
tion with hor Krnndpnrents, ' Mr.
n Jul Mra. John LotU-ken and other
relatives on Wllllama creek.
' nobbier tJoycil of Oi-anta Pnsa la
visiting his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. M. I,. House this week.
Roy I.oflHnrt nnd"'Ar Llnnulst
went 'to Hugo ono day" last weok
nnd lii'ounht Iriick n crirthcr which
they Inntalled In tho Humdinger
mine. ' "' '--' i. ' .
leveryono is busy making hay
slnco Ihe rain. Quito a lot of liny
was down and was Injured by the
rain.
Mrs. John Ponce nnd children of
Klamiilh Falls are visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Cougle nnd othor friends on Wil
liams creek.
Mra. Matilda I, of In ml and daugh
ter Mario and Huliy of Mcdford
Kpont Sunday with her eon Roy
and family. They picnicked at the
Humdinger mine.
Mrs. Ai I,. niodKctt has reeelved
word Unit Ihelr daiiRliter F.untce
who Is on a trip In the east, had
arrived safely In New 'York City
nfter tt delightful trip on tho At-'
InntIC from New Orleans.
Mrs. R. F. "I.owmnrt and her
parents, Mr. and Mno M. Badger,
have rnturnert trom Snlem whore
they viit, last ieek W attend Ihe
iiiiuger vwnilly. reunion.
' ' -
LAKE CREEK
' LAKE CKKKIf, Oro., July S. 1
(S1.) Clyde Plymire of l.oa An-
gdeH and Mrs.- Raymond Camps
of Sprlngvllle, California, are visit
ing their mother. Mrs. Ohai-len
Wilkinson at the Dead Indian soda
springs. Mrs. Jesse Plymire and
two sons, of Seattle, nro also Visit
lug ,Mih.' Wilkinson. '
Word was received from Mr. and
Mrs. T. F. Nichols, who left Inst
week for Arlsona, that ' they ar
rived safely.
Olio Fox of Berkeley, Calif., Is
gueat of hla brother, II. II. Fox
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Tyrrell of
Perrydale, ' are camping at the
Dead Indian soda springs.
The William Hoeffl family anent
the week " end with relatives In
Medford.
Mr.'nnd Mra. A. U Tech shonned
In Medford Monday. ' '
Keren Fnrlow spent the week
end with Mrs. Fallow In Mcilfor.i
; Raymond ltngadate n-ua a week
end KUut at the Cowden home ul
agi reint.
Kernilt DeHana and Harry Tonn
motored to 'the' Vend Indian aorti.
springs Sundny.:
RIVIERA
ItlVirnA. Ore.. July j.(s,,.
Horn, to Mr. and Mr. u.i n.,i.
, ln ot rtoM 1 1 1ll. liotiio i. nt (he
.family home. Tuemlny, June Je a
Hx-)unU dauxhtvr,
TRIBtmE, MEORD,
JACKSONVILLE;1 Ofe.:4-July'
(Special l-Baturday evening the
home, of Mrs. 'Thorna Duilnlngton
was the scene' of a pretty' 'we'd -dine
when her' niece. Misa -Ledna
Phillips becme the bride of Clyde
Moore of Butte Falls. Miss phli
liliB'is the daughter of. Mr. and
Mrs: : Rnmey Phillip ' of 'SquaW
-lakai'i"Mr. and Mrs. " Moore will
make thlr home. In Butte Falls.
Mr. arid Mra. Orin' Bowman arid
two daughters of Frecwater,- Ore.,
are'lsltlnK hW-' brother; -Archie
Bowmon'Bnd family and afe plan
nlng 16 locate 'here.'- ' ' '
tflder Taylor Bunch of Loma
Linda, Calif., preached to a large
audience at tho Seventh . bay. Ad
ventlst -church Saturday! ' His
brother, Claudo Bunch, abso &
Loma Linda, sang.
Dr. D. A. Forbes and sons and
llr. and Mrs. James .V. Forbee
plcnlced ln AHhlahd' Sunday.
Mrs. Norman and sons .are re
painting the ' Interior of their
home. -'' f'1'
Mrs. G. O. Sandin and daugh
ters, Lolir nnd Eunice, spent tlidi
wcek.e'nd at the J". "OJ.VIal home'
at 'Phoenix, .
".' Mrs. 8. D. Nnson.dnd a,ughter,
Murgaret, aeccmpnnled ' 'by -. Mi's.
Hi K. Hnnna and niotbor. sli-s.
Alice Ulrich,! motored to" Klamat
Falls Wcdnesdny.'vvhel'e they We're
Chifliihan'. '" .'. ' ' i
Mrs.' Charles nine's' and on.!
Willis and daughlor; Margnrct,,
of Forese'tlroVe, lioUse guesta of
Mr. and Mrs, Miles Cantrall,' havb
,-oturrted to thbir home, ' ' .
Mr.' and Mrs. A.' T. Yongcr and
son of Bokei'Hfleld, Cnlif., visited
at the hbhio ' Of ' W. H'. '. Bunch
this week. 'y1'-. ' ' ' '.
Malcolm Jones has returned
home after several days' with
-friends .In -Portland. 'v
Herbert' Arthurs nnd orchard
thlnnlnir drew-- picnicked at Bybed
brldgo' Tuesday." - ;.'.
"rMrs. May Watson of Portland
spent several days" thin i?"e6k with
her friend, Mrs.- May Forbee. '
"'Ladles' Aid of tho Trosbytorlnn
church met Thursday. - A. Covered
dish.' luncheon was, enjoyed,-
Mrs. ArchlA Parrish "and two
children of Monroe, Ore., left
Wcdncsdny after' spending three
weeks' at "tho "A. L.! Jontos home
h'ere -: '-'-.....''-.-'' ',.'
Mrs. Josephine Doncgan Shaw
Of Portlahtt, daughter ol the late
Mr. and' Mrs.' Pnt UbnOgan, vis
ited 'Miss MeCully Wednesday, en
route to Los Angeles. '
Dr. nnd Mrs. Summervllo nnd
two children from Myrtle Point
were Sunday' guests or Mr. and
Mrs, w. H. iiuncn. ' . ,,
'Mlsrf Helen McO ratty pf Ross
Lane was n week-end ' guest of
Miss' Luclllo Frlteroft, - ,-. '
?. ' U. Dunnington spent Sunday
tn Merril.- " '- ' "
MIhi, Minnie Bunch arrived home
Saturday evening for a! two weeks'
visit with her parents, Mr." nnd
Mrs. W. H. Hunch. She Is train
ing fof mtrso In a Portlupd hoa
liltnl. Miss Isslo' McCuly' Miss Alice
oof nnd Oeorge Merrltt motored
to 'Hornbrook, Calif.,' Sundny.
and Mrs. John Dunnington
and daughter, Margaret, of Klam
ath Fnlis, visited relatives here
Sunday. ' - ' ' '
' Mrs. Joalo Day. nnd sons vh,o
hnvei resided In' tho 'George Lit
tie house, have left for California.
'Mrs. Agnes Hlnes and son. "Wil
lis ' nnd daughter, ' Margaret of
Forest Orove are visiting nt ' tho
Miles Cantrnll home. '
A 'few 'friends' 'were entertnlncd
nt the' homo of Mr. nnd MrH.
Edmund B. Boll on Sundny in
honor 'Of their 13th wi dillng an
niversary. They received' Sevi"Vl
benutlful bouquets'
nnd neighbors, i - . I
' '
I . .
GOLD HILL, Ore., July 8.
(Spl.) s Mrs. - Oeorge' llammerxley
entertained Ihe Sewing club at her
homo Friday evening.-
Among .Medford visitors last
week were Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge
llnmmei'sley, Mrs. William Force,
and daughter Mary. jirs. liny Cen
ters, Mrs. Elmer Dungey.' '.-' "
Louie Shoemaker returned last
Wednesday from a Medford hospi
tal whurc he' bad been rt-cuperat-Ing
from Injuries received in nn
ECaiijf ornia
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OREGON, FRIDAY, TOY 3, 1931.
automobile accident 'near here.
Mr. and Mrs. M. U. Merriman
have returned frort a trip to nor
thern California, covering the
Klamath river route rom Horn
brook to the coast, thenco to Eure
ka, and return by way of Redding,
Alturas,' Lakevlew and v Klamath
Falls. - , - -. '.-".. '1
After spending several weekB
visiting relallvea In this city Mr.
and Mrs.' Harry Steelman have re
turned to their home In Portland.
Mr. ;ahd Mra. Stacy Hayes and
Mrs. Hattie Hall of Gold Beach,
wort) guests of Mr. and Mra. Hugh
Hayes last week.-;' ' .
Mlf Opal' 'Hayes was gucat of
Mrs! John- Hnsklns of Trail last
week. "'" ' ''
' 'Among those who accompanied
the Gofd'; mil baseoall club- to
Crescent City Sunday" were: ' Mes
da'riros Paulino 'Thompson, John
Logan; ,Wlimer,. 'Bailey. '', Marion
Bmory,'; ' Delia' Shaver, i Minnie
Stlbkel, and-Mlsncs Suzanne Koske,
Dora Smith, Jean Chlsliolm, I.uclle
kittle. j '" . -' -.' .. . '. ' : ' .-' .
Mrs. C. L. Diisenberry and small
Bon'Dbnald spent the fbregart of
this week at'' Mr. 'Dusehberry's
camp on 'Elk creek. ' ; '', 'v' " '
'Miss Eva Coy spent-last week
end it Grants' Pass,' guest of Mrs.
teisorr BlooiTtBtctteV' and':fhmlly.
ArthurTVcriion 6f Medford spent
Sunday wlttr his mother, Mrs. Ct h::
Dusc-nbcrry,'-'and brother, 'Wallace
Iverson. '"' : ' ',' ;- ' '.' '
. Mrs. Millie Walker and daughter
Sybil, turned - last : week :' from
Seattle and,;Porthmd,' whei'e they
spent a mqlith vlsltlnf. VclatlveB
and friends. ' ''- J-''--,",'.' .':' "
Mrs. ' Maude Roninsjm spent
Wednesday 'at -Grants Pass
'"Mr.' and Mrs.' Ellis' Mathews of
Portland ..visited ' Mrs,.' Mathews,',
mother, Mrs.;C, L. Dusenbcrry last
week.- .-''.'.. -''.'".'
Mrm George Melsslngqr.; enter
tained ute W. R. Ciat her honae
June 24. ...... , '.', . "," . . ,
BEAGLE, Ore., July, 3. (SpK)
Vo'rnbnHarper, who has been
In a hospifalMn Medford for the
past eight days; Is able to come
home and will spend several days
with 'his parentfl 'here, before re
turning to work ' In the Crater
national forest-on the pine, beetle
crew: "He was, struck In the fax
by u falling limb,' breaking, his
jaw bone and bruising his face. .;
'Mr. Blaine la binding grain' for
neighbors and himself 'this week.
Mr; : Paul is home again ' fof
a time. ' Ho has 'been' In.': Wash
ington since last summer. ,
Those who were Medford's busi
ness " 'visitors' Monday' rwere M..
Ellis. Mr. Bnnkhead; Mr. hnd Mr?;
Sanderson, ; Mr. Rice; Mr. Zuck
and Mf. 'Sweet. " '- ;v.'.:- 1 i
i A gospel' team from the Port
land Bible Instltuto; consisting ot
three indiea and three men wero
at tho Antloch Sundny school Sun
day morning. ' , ' . 1 c .
'Mrs: Dick Straus and Mrs. Craw;
ford of Sams Valley attended the
Friendly Neighbors meeting here
Sunday evening.
Miss Dorothy Straus of Sams
Valley spent tho week-end wiin
Mnrio Seegmlller.
-Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gray Vis
ited Beagle last Sunday and the
young folks of . the family at
tended Sunday school. '
Mrs. Richards lend '. the meet
ing v of tho ' Friendly Neighbors
Sundny ovcnlng. Tho subject was
"Pride." Mrs. Richards had an
Instructive nnd Interesting evening
prepared for those present. Mem
ory verseg nnd Bible referencs
wero also part of tho evening
service. Mr. Lucas will lead the.
meeting next Sunday.' -
.Buck Solllo had the mlstort'uno
of running -a pair of thinning
shears through his hand last Fri
day. . '
Mrs. Viola Tomeroy spent the
week-end at- her home in the
Meadows. ' She Is attending sum
mer Bchool In Ashland. . -
Tho young folks gnve a party In
tho Grandpa Hockereinlth; house
In the Meadows Saturday evening.
All reported a flno time.,
Clnrenco Case is binding wheat
this week. -'
Mr. Sparks and small sen of
Medford spent Tuesday with Hay
Blaine. , .
Joe Mayfleld and son, Raymond,
spent a few days this wook at
PrlnovlUc, Ore.
Rev. D. D. Rnndnll of Medford
held preaching services nt the'
Antloch school houso on Tuesday
evening. . - , v
: .i
IH'TTtr 'FAt.LS, ore., July 3--(SpeclnH
Copco ,1ano at Pros-
BEAGLE 1 '
BUTTE FALLS.
Hill
pill1
atu VOHtaj)
ssasasasBssaissjss
pect Saturday night was a big
success. . Between 200 and 300
people attended. Nearly all south
ern Oregon, towns and many Cali
fornia towne w;cre represented.
About IS Butto Falls couples at
tended. ' - ' t; t '
1 Clyde Moore and' Leona Phll
I'PS ' were married last Saturday
1,1 Medford. 1 :
Mr. ' arid ' Mrs. ' Frank ' Hoover
and son are spending the summerj j0yed gumes and stunts. Fifteen
here and at Prospect. Frank to
working at Prospect.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Olds and Mr.
land' Mrs; Ray ;Spencor attended
the Copco dance at Prospect.
' Mr. and Mrs.' Toe' Porter and
Mr. and Mrs; Ralph Spenoer ot
Medford spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. j;. Frank Carson. .
-Mr. and Mrs. Eden and daugh
ter went fo Oakland Wednesday.
Mr. Ers'inger left for Seattle
July 1. He w:ll be back' about
tho 10th- : ; - '
" TWr. and Mrs. Roy- Brown of
Medford 'were- here July;;!,' also
Mfc"WHaleyV ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' t '
The Hustler's club gave a re
ception for tiev. Smith and fani
ily'. Tuesday. '.
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CENTRAL POINT
"CENTRAL,' POINT. Or6'.; JUty '3.'
Spl.J--Mr: and Mrs. Mervlrr Glea
sen' ere parent's of a son born July
I 'at the Sacred Heart hospital In
Medford. :. :'.'-s , " .-' .-''.:
' "'Everett Faber and Otto! Bohnort
were- business callers In Klamath
FalW- July 2." V ' . V . -.vy '."' .
Mrs. Randolph Glass entertained'
July' 1- In -honor of her Son -Gerald's
birthday: The HttW folks en-Joyed-
games on the ' lawn..r:'Rb
fresliinerits'w'ere served by'.the hos-
tel 'assisted ' -by 'M-alforie- 'Jones
arid ' Slyvn Case. J' Those-i-ivttendlns
were '''Charlotte-- Rlhovdsoh, '"HUl
Jewett,-'Marjorle 1 .fowett, -'Stanley
Jones, 'Rny'-OISira, Evelyn Hlckens
and ; ChettaL Glass of : Medford: 'V
'AVlllln!m' Holfcomb,' employed at
Saynjge ; Ttaplds' on a fish survey,
In'at '''summer1. :;":called' : lh- Central
Point, Thu'riday:'. -Mr. Holcomb;
npw working 'torhfd''Rn'y''damV
' Miss Ellznbetn Southwell, who
was ' operated on for appendicitis'
and The Medford Furniture &
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As Guests of This Paper and. Medford Furnturi'i&" HirdlSre
Tuesday.. at the Sacred Heart hcnl
nltal - la reported as .seriously !U. !
- Mrs: Morse Haley nnd chndrbh'
motored to Eugene Thursday and
returned Tuesday. Miss Gladys
Gillespie Is a niece of Mrs. Haley.
After choir practice Thursday
afternoon, tho Junior choir of the
Christian church diet at the home
of Marjorle Jones for a covered
dish luncheon. Tho children enr
children and their leader. Mrs.
Harry Young, were present, In
cluding Barbara ' Flelsoher, Joan
Hernmnaon, Hetty Ellen : Motria,
Erma Richardson, Joyce Young.
Hazel Stager, Ituth Haley, Luollc
Hemphill, Hclon Young, Viola Pen
land. Mary Lou Garber, Letha Hc3
sclgrave.'. Marjorle Jones, Warren
Young and Clyde Lee ; ,
Mrs. E. ' L. Farra received an
announcement of the marriage of
Mra Mary Price of Snlem nnd O.
'E,'. jjlbis ot Portland, Juno 17.
Airs, .Ifrioo is wen Known nvrv unu
has,- ninny friends who wiah her
much ( happiness. Shet made her
hofiie in Central- Point for years,
llri and. Mrs; Bldss arc'at'home In
Portland. "
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