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PAGE THREE SPILVER ELECTED ! STEP INTO THE BIG MEDFORT) MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREO OX, THURSDAY. APRIL 14, 1933. ,-.:. ;, AT H. r. W. Spilver of Medford wm elected vice -moderator of the Pres bytery of southern Oregon at the conclusion of Its two-day session in Grants Pass yesterday. Dr. H. S. Relchard of Grants Pass was elected moderator. Ministerial commissioners named to the general assembly meeting In Philadelphia. May 36, were the Ret. Kngvald Iverson of Medford, and James M. Johnson of Gold Beach. Alternates were the Rev. William C. Fauchette of Roseburg and the Rev. Forrest C. Travaille of Merrill. Elder commissioners named were M. C. Gaston of Grants Pass and Charles Hoffmetster of Tule Lake. Cal. The Rev, John D. Habblck received a call as pastor from the North Bend church, which he has been serving as stated supply. Elder George W. Wheatlet of Klamath Falls was examined by Presbytery with a view toward his coming under the car of Presby tery. This was referred to Synod. New chairmen of permanent com mittees were appointed as follows: National missions, the Rev. J. H. Edgar, Ashland; foreign missions, the Rev. E. E. Mc Far land. Phoenix; Christian education, the Rev. H. E, Relchard, Grants Pass; pensions, Elder J. W. Sanders, Tule Lake. Committee on bills and overtures was named to Include the Rev. W. C. Fancette, Roseburg, the Rev. J. M. Johnson, Gold Beach and Elder Nye Nupp. Judicial committee was named as the Rev. J. E. Edgar, the Rev. J. W. Hoyt and Elder Grizzle. The Fir Point conference will be held In the churches the last Sun day In May. E PIONEERJASSES Roselna May Cushman, 69, one of the early pioneers of southern Oregon, passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John W. Hall, Sams Valley,, Oregon. Wednesday at 11:20 a.m. after an Illness of several months. Mrs. Cushman was born In Pawnee, Neb., January 22, 1869. She came to southern Oregon with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vogell. at the age of 7, and they Immediately took residence In Sams Valley, Ore. She attended school at Trail and the Antloch school In Sams Valley, later she met and was united In marriage to William H. Cushman at Jacksonville, In 1887. Mr. Cushman passed away In 1922. Mrs. Cushman was a fine Christian woman, wonderful mother and neigh bor, and will be missed by a host f friends. She leaves to mourn her departure four daughters, and four sons, Mrs. John Hall of Sams Valley: Mrs. Fred Warner, Trail; Mrs. Ida B. Rowe, Medford: Mrs. Jay Ed mis -ton, Houston, Texas, and Wallace Ed, Charles and John Cushman, all of Trail, also 13 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the graveside in the Trail cemetery Saturday at 3 p.m.. Rev. D. E. Mil lard officiating. Perl Funeral Homo In charge of the arrangements. SEEK DISSOLUTION TREE PILING BAN An answer to the amended com plaint of Thomas L. 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