Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 11, 1938, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR MFDFOTtT MATT. TTtTBTTCT. AfEDFOTtT). . ffREGOy, FRTDAT, NOTTTXrBER li. 1938. Wagner Creek Sardine Creek ; WAGNER CREEK, Nor. 11. (Bpl) Mrs. Udell Bancht of OrovlHe, Chi., to here visiting her mother, Mrs. SUA Abbott. 1 Mr. and Mn. CharlM Lock wood h.v moved to their home from Butte Fills. ' Leslie Rose of Spokane, Wn., was to out guest with his sister, Mrs. Fred Combs, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Williams and baby daughter of west Phoentx ealled on Mr. William's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cowan. - Merrill Bradley moved household goods from Butte Palls to their homes for Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brad ley, who are living In Talent, and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis McQrew, who are living with Mrs. Leila Lynch at the present. . Mr. and Mrs. El lie Beeson of Antlocb, Cal., was here visiting his brother Everett Beeson, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Art Ktelnhammer of Jacksonville called on Mrs. Leila Lynch November 0. Charlie Cowan was a patient at the Buckhorn lodge receiving treat ment for a severe cold on Ootober M and 80. ' The P.-T.A. held a meeting on the evening of November 4 to make plans for hot lunches, and re-elect officers. Mrs. Vera Do ran was elect d president, Miss Bertlna Elmore, vice president; Mrs. J. FY n ton. sec retary, and Mrs. Eva Taylor, treas urer. Merrill Bradley and his mother motored to Med ford Monday evening to see the wrestling matches. ' 1 S Talent TALENT, Not. 10. (Spl.) Ladles of the M. B. church sponsored sn apron and quilt sale at the Commu nity hall Wednesday evening. Ham burgers and pie were sold In connec tion with the sale. The members of the 8unday school furnished the program. The attendance was good. Karl Vetter, who received injuries while playing football, la able to be back In school. The Talent 0-man football team defeated Oold Hill last Friday, 37 to 7. Hilda Marty spent Monday at Sams alley. Vera Montgomery was transacting business In Medford Wednesday. Bart Wlthroe Is cutting Christmas trees on Mt. Ashland this weok. Harland Lowe Joined the army Wednesday and Is stationed at Van couver, Wash., where he Is clerk In the headquarters depsrtment. . Mrs. William Hotchklss was a busi ness csller In Medford Tuesday. Miss Julia Sldley spent the week arid at her home In Lake, Creek, ... . Mlas Ottoman spent the week-end with her parents In Medford. ' ' Charlie Long was transacting busi ness In Medford Monday. Basketball practice has started In high school. The Talent P.-T. A. will meet at the school on November IB. An In teresting program Is berng prepared by Mrs. Nell Young. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. a.onTM rmjreK. Nov. 11,-ISpll w- .h Mrs. Barnes of Blackwell Hill visited Bundsy at the Croft home. C. L. Dusenberry and daughter, Mrs. Eva Smith, spent Thursday on Williams creek visiting Mr, snd Mrs. J, O. Pierce and Mr. and Mrs. Dees Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. meter of Riverside visited Sunday afternoon at the Tygart home. Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge smith were Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Dusenberry snd son Donald, of Oold Hilt, and Mr. and Mra. Art Iverson of Merrill, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and family of Thompson creek were vis iting friends and relatives on the creek Sunday. ntimi. nnsenberrv. son Leo, and mother-in-law. Mrs. Maude Baker of Klamath county, spent the weeK-ena here visiting friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Walt and Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Plena attended the dedication of the new Orange hall In Eagle Point Saturday night and - t.rsM nrnwd. The Orange served refreshments to 360 members and guests. Mrs. Hubler, three daughters and son-in-law of Medford, were oun-ay visitors at the Croft home. Mr. Pmillna Tvcart and Mrs. int. nreer visited Medford Monday soliciting funds for the new Meth odist church, being bunt In uoia Hill. Mrs. Earl Croft entertained at dln- Sunrlav in hoUQT Of her hUS- band's birthday. Those present were . , n - lurr Mr, ana Mrs. unanca evum and Mrs. Floyd Walsh. Mr. and Mra. O. L. Dusenberry end son Donald, visited Friday at the S. A. Dusenberry home, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Elhart and son Bill of Ashland end Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Walt were Sunday dln mia.tji nf Mr. end Mrs. S. A. Dusenberry. Other callers during the afternoon were Jess Btarns and fam ily of Grants Pass. al niiiwnherrv And Mrs. Oeorge Smith spent Monday on Thompson creek visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and family, who formerly lived here. Mrs. P. L. Walt spent Tuesday i rinM nut . member of the counting board In the general elec tion, Mr and Mrs. S. A. Dusenberry and son Arthur, visited Monday at the Joe Dusonborry home In Sam's val ley. They also went to the Scott ranch for a load of apples. Ralph Duaenbcrry has purchased a wood saw, also a truck, and Is de livering dry wood to various places. of the precinct went to the Bybee ranch Tuesday to vote. Prank Hurst was a member of the election board. Mllroy Charley Is sawing wood for Phil Werta. John snd Henry Owens brought their cattle from Dead Indian Sun day. - Phil Werts Is carrying mall again from Fountain flat. Oeorge MacLean went to Eagle Point Saturday for a brief Tlslt. Bob Frederick of Medford spent, the week-end with Phil Werts. Norma Jean Werta of Central Point was a recent visitor at her home here. Winter seems to havs arrived with rain and snow. Relief Head P.lected MARSHPIELD, Nov. 11 '(AP) Coos county elected A. M. Hlllstrom, Lake county relief administrator, to a similar position here yesterday. Hlllstrom succeeds M. Emerson Hoi comb, now Marion county administrator. David Livingstone, the famous African missionary and explorer, had wanted to go to China and was great ly disappointed when assigned to Africa. INJURED IN CRASH OF Mrs, Ruth Leonard, 36, of 633 West Second street suffered serious, but not' crltlcsl Injuries about 6:46 last night when the machine in which she was a passenger, driven by her husband. Wlllard. collided with a vehicle operated by Louise Hudson of box 1167, Medford. one mile south of Phoenix on the Pacific highway. Mrs. Leonard Is confined In Com munity hospital with a fractured pelvis and abdominal Injuries the extent of which have not yet been determined, her attending physician said today. However, the doctor stated that Mrs. Leonard was prob ably not critically hurt. Bobby Leonard, 14-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard, sustained head abrasions and a sprained neck. He was not Injured, badly enough to necessitate bis being confined In the hospltaL The accident occurred on a slip pery highway and with falling snow obscuring the vision of both drivers. The vehicle driven by Louise Hud son, a Ford station wagon, attempted to make a left hand turn Into an Intersecting road, according to a city police report, as the Graham sedan operated by Mr. Leonard start ed to pass the Hudson machine. Both vehicles were traveling In the same direction, and both were consider ably damaged. 10 ASSETS BY PICTURES AT GOLDEN GATE FAIR REDD1NO, Cal, (Spl.) Recogniz ing that well-chosen and expertly taken photogrsphs play a major part In the publicity program of any re gion, the Shasta-Cascade exposition commission, of which Ralph BlUlcgs of Ashland and A. H. Bsnwell of Medford are Jackson county repre sentatives, has adopted a standard plan thus to. display the scenic splen dors and commercial and Industrial opportunities of Jackson county at the San Francisco world's fair. The photographic program will pre sent 10 major subjects: atockralslng, agriculture, horticulture. Industry, recreation, transportation, education, scenery, wildlife and history. The photographic display of the Shasta-Cascade wonderland will be presented to world's fair visitors at the wonderland exhibit by the fol lowing methods: natural color motion pictures In 13-mlnute length, nat ural color stereoptloon slides auto matically projected, black and white photographlo stills In (roup forma tion and portfolios and mural and sepia enlargements. Use of the photographic material will be made by hourly programs of moving pictures In Wonderland hall of the Shasta-Cascade building, Illus trated lectures both In Wonderland ball and at the evening campflre circle In the outdoor court, display albums, release to newspapers and magazines for reproduction, enlargod murals for display backgrounds, and I Closing Urn for Too Lata to da. In decorative and educational work. lfy Ads Is 1:30 p. m. Wl SAY OLD QUAKER DESTIVAY TUECOrJDr.llZEDlllilH.litl P I V B.I!.aLi STV I QUART 9S0 Oat of 1,000 Men-ill Dramatic Sareej-CWiniie- Oar Muf that OLD QUAKEE-Now 3 Ytan Old-is an Amazing Bargain atThu Pnctl M nn wViUUav without rait-. lou can sovo imvmw , ting corner on quality; , We .say o, baemuw 960 out of 1,000 men found Old Quaker s mild, ripe, full-bodied whiskey. But we call your atten tion to the fact that Old Quaker sell at an nlrV PINT amazing low price. give us ui-ir unuwaeu ujy.ii.v... vvz smoothness, mellowness, mildness. So wo say . Try Old Quaker. Convince yourself that Its gooa news lor evwry tmuv . STRAIGHT Bourbon WHISKEY AltoAoeil'bUinRy oo V- Jf UtiWT3 YEARS OLU PROOF W COPR. 19JS. THE OLD QUAKER CO.. lAWRENCCBURO, TNTX Climax CLIMAX. Nov. 11. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Frsnk Hurst attended the funeral of Tom Riley, Sr., In Med ford Mnnday. Al Mlddlestedt of Eagle Point was looking after his cattle at the Kin ney ranch Monday. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. 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