70VH MKDFORD MAR. TRIBUNE
Clark's Monthly Statement
Jackson County. Oregon
January, 1948
The following ii a itatcment
nf the proceeding! of the County
Court of Jacknon County, Ore
gon, allowing a lit of claimants
for supplies and services which
were pa.wd upon during the
month of January, 1048.
G. R. CARTER,
County Clerk.
General County Fund
Ornha LeSchensKy. extra help,
$26.80; Commercial Printing Co.
Inc., mipplies, $17.00; American
Laundry, servicer $8.24; Office
Stationery & Supply Co., sup
plies, $16.85; Commercial Print
ing Co., supplies, $14.65; Ash
land PrintinR Co., advertising,
$18.00; Standard Brands, sup
plies, $9.58; Groceteria Super
Food Markets, supplies, $11.53;
Ashland Creamery, supplies,
$25.40: Ashland Laundry Co.,
services, $21.45; FrUlcficr Gro
cery Co., supplies, $26.38; F. E.
Samson Co., supplies, $71.40;
Physicians & Hospital Co., sup
plies, $9.32; California OreRon
Power Co., lights. $32.14; Dii.
lien's, supplies, $2.44; Pacific
Fruit it Produce Co., supplies,
$10.45; Claude C. Holmes, sup
plies, $7.75; Blake Moffitt &
Towne, supplies, $6.80; Chil
dren's Farm Home, child care,
$25.00; Robert M. Elder, travel,
$49.80; Western Union, tele
grams, $3.27: Vern Smith, travel,
$88.40; D. V. Hastings, travel,
$114.14; Howard Gault, travel,
$31.05; Elmer Sartain, travel,
$33.20; Andrus H, Smith, sup
plies, $33.15: Harold Brown
Agency, insurance, $200; Brown
& White Agency, Inc., insurance,
$25.00; Western Union, tele
grams, $3.55; Pacific Telephone
Ik Telegraph Co., telephones,
$26.60; Howard Gault, supplies,
$22.21: S. H. Thomson Mfg. Co.,
supplies, $18.20: The American,
supplies, $16.05; Maxwell Mey
ers Affiliations, Ltd., supplies,
t$83.79; Medford Printing Co.,
aupplies, $7.35; Montgomery
Ward A Co., supplies, $10.42;
Modern Plumbing & Sheet Metal
Co., supplies, $75.00; A. P. Slo
ger, travel, $4.00; California Pa
cific Utilities, gas, $5.61;
Fluhrer's Bakeries, supplies,
$20.84; Mason Ehrmnn & Co.,
supplies. $21.58: Lumen Broth
ers' Market, supplies, $52.24;
Jorgcnsen Dairy Products, sup-
Sllcs. $35.82; Wheeler, Reynolds,
tauffcr, supplies, $225,501 Chip
man Chemical Co., Ltd., sup-
Slles, $382.58; Hooper's Radiator
ervlce, supplies, $18.35; Klock
r Prlntery, supplies, $12.50;
Medford News Print Shop, sup-
Elles. $22.45; Jackson Co. Chap
r American Red Cross, contri
bution, $1650.00; I. G. Neevel,'
bonds, $20.00; Una B. Inch,
travel, $25.90; Klocker Prlntery,
printing. $74.00; Office Station
ery & Supply Co., supplies,
$13,05; Wainscntt's, u p p 1 1 e s,
$56.95; Kay Lithographing, Inc.,
supplies, $1.20; Western Union,
telegrams, $7.13; W. D. Roberts,
juror, $2.00; George Howard,
Juror, $2.00; R. M. Burnham,
Juror, $2.00; L. N. Younger,
juror, $2.00; H, H. Perry, Juror,
$2.60: 0. B. Hooper, Juror, $2.00;
Joe Martin, witness, $1.25; Si
mon Johnson, witness, $1.25; A.
K. Simmons, supplies, $11.00;
Billings Agency, bond, $5.00: C.
M. Litwiller, coroner fees,
$20.90: H. W. Conger, coroner
fees, $40.35; Burroughs Adding
Machine Co., supplies, $79.05;
Kngle le Thomas Agency, bonds,
150.00; Grants Pass Daily Cour
ier, advertising. $5.04: Shnw Sur
gical Co., supplies, $32.92; Med
ford Stationery Store, supplies,
$6.45; Eloctrolux Corporation,
equlnment, $69.75; Western Oil
& Burner Co., fuel, $106.83;
Trowbridge & Flynn Electric
Co., repairs. $3.53; Pacific Tele
phone & Telegraph Co., tele
phone. $9.70; Axhland Laundry
Co., services, $4.24: Hubbard
Brothers. Inc., supplies, $2.19:
Blake, Mnffitt & Towne. sup
plies. $2.83; Medford Ire A Stor
age Co., supplies, $2.05; Elsa Ar
nold, nurse. $37.95; Wm, W. P.
Holt, M. D., services, $5.00;
Flynn Electric Service, repnlrs,
$1.25; Oregon Slate Agricultural
College, count v agents. $1707.50;
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
Co., telephones, $80.40; Oregon
District Attorneys' Assn.. sup
Plies, $10.00: Bancroft-Whltnev
Company, supplies, $10.00: A. E.
Simmons, supplies. $8.00: Office
RlHtlonery & Supply Co., sup
plies, $1.25: Pacific Telephone
Telecraph Co,, telephone, $17.00;
California Oregon Power Co.,
lights, $188.00: Pacific Tele
phone it Telegraph Co., tele
phone, $5.25; Trowbridge &
Flynn Electric Co., repairs.
$11.91: City Sanitary Service Co.,
sanitation. $5.00: Faber's, fuel.
$154.00: American Asliestnr Pro
ducts Co., fuel. $23. an; Pacific
Telephone & Telegraph Co.. tele,
phone. $5.50: Ed A Elva Smith,
tax rehBte. $27.83; Co Clerk's
Association, dues, $1000: Grace
Ayers, laundress. $8.97; Ray
Coleman, bond. $10 00; Hlph Ft.
Snook. Indemnity, $7.50; Pierce
Auto Freight Lines, Inc., Heat,
$4 64: Dr. W. J. Stone, services,
$5.00; Harlan A. Judd. services,
$2 00; Dr. Roscoc C. Wilson, ser
vices. $5 00; Otis Elevator Co..
elevator Inspection. $32.50: Lee
A. McSpadden. Indemnity. $4.00;
Ordia L. Vinson, indemnity.
$37.50; Edwin A. Mlnnick. in
demnity, $7.50; Department of
Agriculture, sealer of weights.
$20.72: C. R. Bowman, travel,
$19.80: O. R. Carter, recording
fee. $1 0: Robert M. Elder,
travel, $73.15: First National
Hank, can; of poor, $11249.00;
Consolidated Frelghtways, Inc.,
hauling. $21.76; Trowbridge Si
Flynn, supplies, $5 81: Luman
Hrolliers. supplies, $8 66; Farm
ers Automobile Ins., travel
$10.03; Kay Lithographing, Inc.,
supplies. $27.56; George A. Han
son, indemnity, $1.00: Joseph 1..
Cox. Indemnity, $1.00; Vern D.
Ilrophy, Indemnity, $162 50: C.I
A. Myers, travel, $10.85; Amirus
H. Smith, travel, $30 95; Charles
Angle, gauge reader, $3.00: J. C.
Poitevint, gauge reader, $3.00;
M. M. Morgan, surveys, $7.48;
B. V. Ward, surveys, $7.48; Bar
bara S. Ward, survevs, $5.08;
Loyal J. Smith, Little Butte as
Tum4t. rtb. 11. 1B
sistant, $14.97; Ina Huson, coun
ty compensation, $30.00; Quality
Market, supplies, $66.86; Pacific
Telephone & Telegraph Co., tele
phone, $12.50; Office Stationery
tt Supply Co., supplies, $6.00;
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
Co., telephone, $11.50; Milh-r-
Bryant-Pierce, ribbons, $42.00;
Shaw Surgical Co., supplies,
$16.86; West Coast Printing &
Binding Co., supplies, $94.40; C.
Marion Smith, expenses. $32.10;
Clinton A. Smith, expenses,
$53.70; Brophy's, supplies, $3.50;
Gertrude McKay, extra help,
$69.80; Catholic Charities, Inc.,
child care, $16.46: Dr. C. L.
Coyle. services, $5.00: Luman
Brothers, supplies, $18.82; The
American, supplies, $21.50; Alice
Bcneka. cooking, $4.00: LcRoy
C. Jensen, M. D., medical ser
vices. $5.00: Howard Gault,
travel, $44.50: Walter Suther
land, travel. $53.00; C. M. Lit
willer. coroner fees, $5.10; Med
ford Printing Co., advertising,
$21.70; Don Poling, labor $71.90;
Beverly June Mec, extra help,
$6.98; Dorothy Jacobson, extra
help, $2.08; Maude Evelyn Buch
mann, extra help, $44.50; Orpha
LcSehensky. extra help, $40.16;
Boys' it Girls' Aid Society, child
care. $45.00; Oregon Protective
Society, child care. $5.00; Walter
W. Wcller, herd Inspection,
$103.50: Clyde W. Bentley, sur
veys, $39.95; C. Z. Boyden. sur
veys, $49.95; Paul B. Rynning,
surveys $100.00: Hubbard Broth
ers, Inc., supplies. $12.55; City
Sanitary Service Co., services,
$5.00: Medford Water Commis
sion, water, $50.00; Robert M.
Elder, travel. $41.10; Mrs. J. R.
Eckman. child care. $35.00; E.
M. Wilson, auditor, $60.00;
Aetna Life Insurance Co., fees,
$6.63; National Hospital Associa
tion, fees, $57.50; G. R. Carter,
trustee, war bonds, $314.85; G.
R. Carter, trustee, war tax,
$1323.60; State Industrial Acci
dent Commission, fees, $75.78.
Civilian Defense
Florence Libby, salary, $82.60;
Mrs. Minnie Bryant, wages,
$54.65; G. R. Carter, trustee, war
tax, $23.85.
Jackson County Library
Doublcday Doran & Co., sup
plies, $1.75; The J. K. Gill Co.,
supplies, $27.81; Imperial Book
Co., supplies, $3.30; Mrs. Hazel
D, Jones, magazines. $41.20: A.
C. McCiurg and Co., books,
$56.20; Oregon News Co., books,
$31.10; Pacific Northwest Biblio
graphic Center, membership
fees, $10.00; Mrs. R. H. Paxtuu,
magazines, $40.80; Evelyn Gra
ham, mileage. $8.10; Mildred Scl
by, mileage, $8.00; G. R. Carter,
trustee, war tax, $81.72; State
Industrial Accident Commission,
fees, $1.00; Mrs. J. F, Brown,
custodian, $6.00; Mrs. Bculah
Dusenberry, custodian, $6.00;
Mrs. Leelah Jones, custodian,
$6.00; Mrs. E. H. Hildreth, cus
todian, $6.00; Mrs. Amy Bate
man, custodian, $6.00; Mrs. R. II.
Moore, custodian, $6.00; Mrs.
Jewel Routh, custodian, $6.00;
Mrs. W. D. Steadman, custodian,
$6.00; Jackson County Library,
current expenses. $5.79.
Road Funds
Pacific Asbestos Co., supplies,
$1.00; White Motor Co., supplies,
$38.62: Llttrell Parts, supplies,
$130.83; Suter and Starnes, sup
plies. $252.52; City of Ashland,
supplies, $2.50; Rogue Itivcr
Sand & Gravel Co., supplies,
$263.25; Montgomery Ward, sup
plies, $5.35; Pacific Telephone &
Telegraph Co., telephone, $6.20;
Oregon Nevada California Fast
Freight, hauling, $3.23: The
Texas Co., supplies, $6.81; Stand
ard Oil Co., supplies, $8.42;
Woodbury Company, supplies,
$30.42: Colyear Motor Sales Co..
supplies. $140.27; Pacific Tele
phone t Tclegranh Co.. tele
phone. $2 90; Frank L. Blow, la-
nor, s.tu.no; r;mo Lcmmons, la
bor, $21,571 Madden 's Tire Shoo.
supplies, $1.40; Medford Corpo
ration, supplies. $106.21; How
ard Cooper Corporation, sup
plies, $57.23; H. L. Pritchard Co.
supplies, $2.14; Lorenz Co., sup
plies, $10.67; Older Tire Ex
change, supplies, $153.30; Cali
fornia Oregon Power Co.. power.
$1.00; R. E. Welch, labor, $30 95;
Frank Foley, labor, $38.04;
Medford Corporation, supplies.
$013,95; Clyde W. Bentlev, la
bor. $34.70; Robert D. Johnson,
labor. $14.38; Shell Oil Co., sup
plies, $35.00; Associated Lumber
Co., supplies. $148.48; Daniels--Robinson
Insurance Agency, in
surance, $9.07: Rogue River
Chevrolet, supplies, $2.18; Cali
fornia Oregon rower C o., power.
$81.20; Pierce Auto Freight
Lines, Inc., $1.60; Hubbard
Brothers, Inc., $19104: Lorenz
Co.. supplies. $2156; Leonard
Andrews, labor, $182.16: Clar
ence Raker labor. $214 26; II C.
Dooms, labor. $172.11; Karl
Jones, lalror. $155.71: Jim Mer
rill, labor, $184.24: Karl Kile, la
bor. $173 06; C, E. MrCuen. la
bor. $;).50: H. Sandvlg, labor.
Still 77; Olof Thnren, labor.
$21 57: W. M. Telherow, labor.
$102.54: Percy Halev, labor,
$185.60; Phillip Haimarord. la
bor, $177.78; David llannaford.
labor, $7,111; Elmer Harnlsh, la
bor. $148 61; James Lusk, labor,
$55.52: Cliuidn Wade, labor,
$167.17: James W. Barlow, la
lMr. $185 17: llollis F. Bender,
lalair, $170 78: Leslie J. Higliam,
labor. $102 66; Chester 1. Bourne
labor. $175 81; Wm, J, Rurbidge,
labor. $152 46; Robert Craig, la
bor, $200.92: Claude B. Dean, la
hor, $200.16; Charles Dooms, la
bor. $198 28; Wiltard Dooms, la
bor, $186 06: Robert N. Finnev.
labor. $159.81; Lorcn G. Eraser,
FOR PILES
Thoufttftd nf ttfrerr from iho ton nr.
In. twini ,iu, m HnipU rile ar tjx,
lul ovrf thHr dlM-ovory of HIMIX,
Thli mrvpiiii inplo-tut.on forimit
quickly rliv th nirutdvnm Pnin
nn.l i it.-hlnv. HIM BX ctt. ,.iltw nuh
xthifi. jirottviiv mullein.
work foul. Must llv rrticf In thi
treatment or ymir money hch lvn t
ufTM- another mtnuu. X HBMIX
Oinunht from yur druxgtit toOny on
pocltlY guunte,
RnM at tttrn Thrift fttnrt. Kriih'i
In nr. Mot., Hunim f'iitu Uiu,
Tftjloi-'ft raniM Drug.
FATS FOR
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At the J & P Coats Thread Co. In Pawtucket, R. I., hanks of thread
are tied together and the long chain of hanks is carefully placed in a
huge iron kier, where bleaching takes place. To speed the return of
many houeehold producte ecarce during war yeara, the Department of
Agriculture urgee women to eave every drop of used cooking fat. It la
needed In thouaands of reconversion Industries, and now brings 4
sinta plus four oenta per pound.
labor, $87.89; Cornelius Hcn
drickson, labor, $160.47; Thomas
W. Hora, labor, $87.89; Oscar C.
Lewis, labor, $127.24; Joseph R.
Miller, labor, $203.93; Winfred
W. Phillips, labor, $191.30; Rol
lic J. Rinnbarger, labor, $199.30;
Thomas Roseberry, labor.
$151.14; Harry W. Scoggin, la
bor, $147.71; Layman Thomas,
labor, $212.86; Jack Thrasher,
labor, $124.42; Harold E. Tolle,
labor. $174.01; Edward H. Tut
tie, labor. $191.39; Alfred L. Tyc,
labor. $207.56: Rov Virchow. la
bor. $169.08: A. T. Wallenberg,
labor, $32.81; Lorenz Co., sup
plies, $30.65; General Petroleum
Corporation, supplies, $109.35;
Medford Concrete Construction
Co., supplies. $60.46; Eagle Point
Water Commission, water, $2.50;
Hubbard - Wray Co., supplies,
$5.00: Associated Lumber Co.,
supplies, $263.65; While Motor
Co., supplies, $84.35: Woodbury
Company, supplies, $19.20: Med
ford Water Commission, water,
$5.50; Pierre Auto Freight Lines.
Inc.. hauling, $1.63: Medford
Service Station, supplies $128.78;
Howard Cooper Corporation sup
plies, $59.63: Lyal Harlman, la
bor, $102.34: Wesley Hartman,
labor. $173.19: Simon D. John
ion, labor. $181.28: Woodbury
Co., supplies, $67.04; Colyear
Motor Sales Co.. supplies, $25.73;
Beall Pipe & Tank Corp.. sup
plies. $1775.50; Hooper's Radi
ator Service, supplies. $48.80;
Reed Traclor A Equipment Co.,
supplies. $16.04: F. F. Burk, sup.
plies. $20.00; Bruce Bauer Lum
ber Co.. supplies, $6 45; Consoli
dated Freightwavs, Inc., hauling.
$4.30: Rogue River Sand (fe
Gravel Co.. supplies. $20.62;
Acme Hardware Co., supplies,
$2.55; Pacific Telephone & Tele
graph Co.. tclonhone, $6.60;
Medford Plate Glass & Mirror
Co.. supplies, $6 85; Llttrell
Parts, suonlles. $29.(16; Southern
Pacific Co., hauling. $126.81;
Aetna Life Insurance Co., fees.
$19 38: Nationnl Ilosnllal Asso
ciation, fees, $56.25: G. R. Car
ter, trustee, war tax, $647.70:
Monluomery Ward, s u p o 1 I e s
$748.06: Porter Lumber Co., sup
plies. $0 00; Suter Starnes
supplies, $735.74: G. R. Carter,
trustee, war bonds, $506.25:
Claude C. Holmes, supplies,
$582.02; Office Stationery and
Supply Co., supplies. $10.30:
Oregon-Nevada - California Fast
Freight, supplies. $6.67: State
Industrial Accident Commission,
instirance, $236 18.
VERGEZ 8IGNED
Moraga, Calif., Feb, 12 (U.R)
Johnny Verncz. former New
York Giants third baseman, to
day was signed as baseball coach
at St. Mary's college. Vergei
resigned as Giant scout nrlv
this year. He scheduled his first
workout for Feb. 18.
OKLAHOMA WINS
Lincoln, Neb.. Feb. 12 HJJV
The University of Oklahoma
lilt pay dirt on 19 of 30 free
tlmivv.1 lust niKht to defeat Ne
bmka. SI to 44, In a Big Six
bnskt'tball Rame.
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Fern Valley School
' To Give Pie Social
Fern Valley Feb. 12 Fern
Valley school will sponsor a
Valentine pie social Thursday
evening as a benefit for the hot
lunch program of the school.
There will be concessions, con
tests, fortune telling and olher
features and an evening of fun
is being planned for everyone.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
P.T.A. Activities
' Shady Cov P.-T.A.
Shady Cove Parent-Teacher
association will sponsor a card
party Friday, Feb. 15, at Rogue
dale cafe with funds to be used
(or the school hot lunches.
The Founders' day program
presented by Mrs. Hngbery's
.students at the Feb. 8 meeting
at the schoolhousc was much en
joyed. Due to illness, the at
tendance was small.
Daily Weather Report
PORKCAHTR
Medford and vicinity: Thickening
cloudinvM tonight and Wednesday
with occasional light mow or rain
Wednesday. Uttlt change In tempera
ture. Oregon: Cloudy with occasional
ruin in northwest portion tonight. Not
no cold at hifthcr elevations tonight.
Wednesday, cloudy with light rain
went and in northeast portion. Mod
erate southerly wind off coast.
LOCAL DATA
Temperature a year ago today:
Ilighent 44; lowent 40.
Totul monthly precipitation .63
Inch.
Deficiency for the month .1 inch.
Total precipitation since September
1, 1U4.V 14 0B Inches.
Exceftx for the wesson 4.28 inches,
Relative humidity at 4:30 p. m. yes
terday 36 T,; 4 30 a. m. today 01.
Tomorrow
Sunrise 7:00 am. Sunset V41 p m.
Observations Taken Ai 4:30 A.M.,
120 Meridian Time
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BOLDEN. TOOK DIVE
IN BOUT WITH FOX,
OFFICIAL CHARGES
Philadelphia, Feb. 12 U.PJ
Brown-akinned Billy Forf was
offering guarantee of ?50,000
today to Champion Gus Lesne
vich for a light-heavyweight
title fight in April, while Billy's
37th consecutive knockout vic
tim, veteran Nate Bolden of Chi
cago, awaited a hearing Friday
to determine if he had "quit
cold" In the second round last
night.
Bolden's purse of $1,750 was
help up pending the hearing on
his knockout which occurred at
49 seconds of the second round
before a near-capacity crowd of
8,177 at the Philadelphia arena.
The gate was $23,188.82.
. Hearing Promised
Leon L. Rains, chairman of
the Pennsylvania state athletic
commisison, declared angrily to
day: "Bolden will have a fair
hearing; but it is my opinion
that he quit cold and that he
probably won't be paid a pen
ny." Rains witnessed the abbrevi
ated bout from a ringside seat.
He saw Referee Irving Kutchcr
count out the 27-year-old Negro
after he had fallen to the can
vas, face down. Rains claimed
he did not see the punch that
floored Bolden for the fourth
knockout of his 10-year career.
Most of the fans apparently
shared his mystification because
they booed- the knockout loudly
and lengthily. .
Mobilgas Defeats
Central Pt. Legion
Mobilgas tripped the Central
Point Legionnaire hoop five 28
24 in a tiffvon the Jackson grade
school maplecourt last night.
The victors gained an early lead
and held it throughout although
the Legionnaires, who missed
many a shot during the tussle,
were coming up fast at the fin
ish. Mobilgas held a 7-0 margin
at the first quarter and led 13-4
at the halfway point.
SINATRA AND FIGHTER
SHOOTING FOR TITLE
Hollywood, Feb. 12 (U.R)
Swoon Crooner Frank Sinatra
and Ray Brown, the first fighter
he has undertaken to manage,
today set their sights on the
world's lightweight champion
ship. Albert Pcarlson, Sinatra's at
torney, announced completion of
negotiations whereby the croon
er and his business manager,
Hertry W. Sanicola, contracted to
manage Brown.
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the Marine Corps, an ex
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steam cleaner operator.
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Difference!
ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET
Ninth and Bartlett Streets
Now Amber
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Peggy Cummins. 20-year-old Irish
born Brltih stage and screen star,
who came to this country slated for
the vivid role of "Amber" in "For
ever Amber," Is ready to start her
portrayal when production begins in
March. Cornell Wilde will be one of
her ardent lovers.
Hoppe and Shaefer
Split First Blocks
Chicago, Feb. 12 (U.PJ Wil
lie Hoppe. White Plains, N. Y.,
and Jake Shaefer, Chicago, split
the first two blocks of their
1,000-point three-cushion billiard
match last night.
Hoppe won the first match,
50 to 44, In 67 innings, and
Shaefer won the second, 50 to
39. in 45 innings.
Both players had high runs of
six in both blocks.
RAY STARR RELEASED
TO OAKLAND BY CUBS
Chicago, Feb. 12 (U.R) The
Chicago Cabs said today that
Ray Starr, 40-year-old right
handed pitcher, had been releas
ed to the Oakland club of the
Pacific coast league.
Starr won only one game for
the Cubs last year after he was
obtained in mid-season from the
Pittsburgh Pirates.
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10. 1946, a girl, six pounds, at
Community hospital.
wmr.HT Tn Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh, 606 Victory, Feb. 11, 1946.
a girl, seven pounas, ai um
munity hospital.
THE GRANGE
Upper Rogut Grange
tinner Rntuc Grancc meeting
Feb. 7 was attended by 32 mem
bers. Six candidates, Mr. and
Mrs. R. Truax, Mr. and Mrs.
William Brewster and Mr. and
Mrs. John Heidt, were obligated
n first and second' deerees and
will be initiated in third and
fourth degrees Feb. 21.
Swtpr Speessenman rcDorled a
net profit of $94 on the polio
dance and $14 on tne luncn.
Rrnthpr Evprptt Faber of Cen
tral Point showed interesting
moving pictures during lecture
hour. Each lady wrote her
name on a Valentine which was
later drawn for by the men for
their partners for lunch.
Serving committee for next
meeting will be Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Vaughn and Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Force.
H.E.C. will meet Feb. 19 at
the home of Mrs. H. E. Carlton.
Each lady is to bring an ex-
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LIMITED NUMBER
FOOD LOCKERS
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Available from 7 A. M. to 10 P. M. 7 Days Weekly
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301 N. FIR STREET
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POLES and PILING
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Box 566
Car Washing
Steam Cleaning
Simonizing - Polishing
SUPER SERVICE
change Valentine, and each en
.i,iii nncwrr roll call with a
home-made article of some kind
for the trunk.
m i a Ims fur Mitnrt 4TftA t Mtm
to Classify 4.00 Saturday afternoon
Please rememoer
CALL
7117
Comfortable
Clean Cabs
DAY AND NIGHT
SERVICE
TERMINAL
CAB CO.
Western Refrigeration
Eng. Co.
YORK DISTRIBUTORS
Sales Service
Phone 6171
Central Point, Ore.
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