FOUR MEDFORD (OREGON)
Jackson County Grange News
EagU Point Grang
Officers seating drill was used
t the regular meeting of Eagle
Point Grange on January 17.
Master Paul Force presided and
State Deputy William Howes
was present.
. Third and fourth degrees were
conferred on Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Bitterling, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Ragsdale, Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Hayes and Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Pelican.
Ed Cowden received a pen and
pencil set for bringing In new
members. He has brought In six
already. ,
Clarence Davles. giving the
legislative report, spoke on the
Brannan plan, saying that many
organizations were against it,
Including the National Grange,
Farm bureau, most of the repub
lican organization, southern sen
ators and the public in general.
Last appeal for sales slips for
the last quarter of '49 was made.
Grangers should turn in their
lips to Mrs. Roy Smith, chair
man. A school for Grange masters,
nvnn and their wives will
be held at Central Point on Feb-
runrv 1 at 8 D.r
A March of Dimes dance and
ioclal evening was announced
for February 4 for Grangers and
their invited guests. Each Grange
lady is to bring a pie.
Sprvine committee for Febru
ary 7 meeting will be Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Clymer, Mrs. Gene
Bishop and Miss Helen narnisn
H.E.C. will meet Wednesday
January 25 at Mrs. Sam Kelm's
home. Mrs. J. u. i.usk is co-nosi-ess.
Mrs. Taylor, chairman, asks
good attendance.
It was voted to send Lecturer
; Mabel Wertz to lecturers' school
1 at Corvallis on February 9 and
10
Pomona Grange will meet
January 28 at Bellvlew urange
Upper Rogue Grange
Upper Rogue Grange met In
regular session January iv ana
In spite of snow there was good
attendance with Herb Carlton
rjresidine. Grange is sponsoring
March of Dimes dance to be
held in Grange hall. Saturday
evening, January 28. Square
dances will be held in Grange
hall the first and third Sunday
evenings for Grange Members.
The birthday dinner will be held
every four months beginning
with the new year.
The last H.E.C. meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. Gertie
Carlton with Mrs. Meryle Carl
ton as co-hostess. Chairman Ag
nes Berry appointed her com
mittees at follows: Executive
committee, Helen Axtell, Mar
lon Larson, Dorothy Hume,
. Georgle Grieve and Leona
Hughes; membership, Eda Tor
rance; kitchen, Lottie Congdon;
decoration, May Richardson; art
and crafts. Gay Chamberlain:
ways and means, Itylene Sever
er!: hospital, Marion Larson; pub
licity, Caroline Harding; histor
ian. Alleen Eastin: refreshment,
Ola Huston; literary, Lucille
Barber; reception, Meryle Carl
ton; drama, Lucile Prlchard;
hobbv. Ann Glllesnle.
H.E.C. donated to the memo
rial fund for the late Arthur
Brown, chaplain to state Grange.
Next H.E.C. meeting will be
at the Grange hall, February 9.
Serving at the next Grange
meeting will be Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Huston and Mr, and Mrs.
Herb Carlton.
Live Oak Granga
Seventy-six members of Live
Oak Grange braved the elements
and attended the regular Grange
meeting January 12 at Grange
hall In Rogue River.
Master Carl Chrlstenson ap
pointed standing committees for
the coming year as follows: Ag
riculture, Frank Hall, Frank
Marshall, Walter Kasworm, Lora
Carter, Faye Rose, and Carl
Chrlstenson; legislative, Otto
Fuhrman, F. Streitz, Perce Le
Brun; business agent, Ralph
Frantz; finance, Cassie Goldlng,
M. Johnson and Ralph Tison;
education, Dr. A. P. Klomhaus,
Lora Carter and Genevieve Dick;
dairy and livestock, Glen Black
and A. Eberllng; reception. Olive
Fuhrman, Betty Kasworm, Bet
ty Carroll and Sidney Desselle;
health and sanitation, Harry
Rose, Phil Strahan; recreation,
Rudy Sieger, Joe Goldlng and
Chris Thornton; roads, R. Har
gitt and R. H. Worrall; sales
slips. Beth Potter; publicity.
Louise Dixon; community chest,
Ida Picrson and Pitt Penny;
building. Paul Hughes. Joe Gold
lng, I. A. Plerson, Walter Car
roll, Frank Hall and Llovd
Smith; relief, Chaplain Mvrile
Whipple, Juanlta Wlttlnck, Oth
ella Strahan and Mae LeBrun,
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Mrs. Glenn Black was appoint
ed Juvenile Grange matron; pa
tron, Henry Tjoelker; assisted by
a committee including Ida Pier
son, Hubert Smith, and Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Myers.
Each Granger Is considered a
committee of one on member
ship. Lecture program consisted of
a railroad skit for the benefit of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dengler who
had just celebrated their SOth
wedding anniversary. Taking
part were Frank Hall, Ruby
Hughes, Mrs. Larry Myers and
Harry Nelson.
Refreshments were served Dy
Bettv Carroll and James Plank
Next regular Grange meeting
will be Thursday, January 26,
at 7:30 p. m.
The usual monthly covered
dish luncheon of home econonv
ics committee was enjoyed by
38 members on January 19 at
Grange hall. Mr. and Mrs. w
Shady Cove - Trail
Shady Cove Trail, Jan. 21
Since the fire that completely de
stroyed the home in which the
Al Hudson family was living, res
idents of the Shady Cove-Trail
area have been collecting food
clothing and money to help them
out in the emergency. Steelhead
Post No. 6881 VFW and Ladies
Auxiliary have made a grocery
donation through the Koguedale
Cash Market and have a box at
the market for donations of food
and clothing from residents of
the community.
Henry Hall of Shady Cove is
reported seriously in witn pneu
monia at the home of his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Braughton of Shady
Cove. Dr. M. P. Vogel of Shady
Cove is in attendance.
Walt Messeear of Trail wishes
to thank all those who helped
put a new roof on his house dur
ing the snowy weather last Sun
day. The roof had collapsed dur
ing the snowstorm. Those helping
were Carl Scott, Al Johnson, Ir
win Howe, Ralph Watson, Paul
Schrieber and Lee Wade, all of
Trail.
Mrs. Lena Wilkinson of Trail
was guest of honor at a pink and
blue baby shower given for her
at the Elk Creek Social club on
January 14 by Mrs. Blanche Zim-
merlee and Mrs. Betty Lande of
Elk Creek. Trail. Mrs. Wilkinson
received many lovely gifts.
Mrs. Clark Detunon ol Elk
Creek, Trail Is reported to have
suffered a heart attack brought
on by a siege of pneumonia and
is ill at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chamber
lain of Shady Cove, parents of
Mrs. Cecil Kce of Shady Cove
have just returned from a trip
through California, Oregon and
Washington and saw many of
their relatives and friends. While
on their trip they visited with
Mr. Kee's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kee in Spokane, Wash.
Mr. Kee Sr. was 111 at the time.
Mrs. Blanche Zimmerlee of Elk
Creek, Trail suffered 12 broken
ribs In a 7 foot fall off her front
porch during the snowv weather.
She was taken to the Commun
ity hospital in Mcdford.
During the recent storm thirty-
three trees were counted fallen
in a short distance on Elk Creek.
Annual election of officers was
held by the Elk Creek Social club
on January 6. Newly elected of
ficers who will be Installed by
the past president on February
3 are president, Chet Willson;
vice president, Howard Ash; sec
retary, mitn Proctor and treas
urer, Ken Lacey.
Shady Cove school was closed
for four days during the snow
and freezing weather. Conditions
were such that It was deemed un
safe to take the school bus out.
Dr. and Mrs. Verne Wilson of
the Camp White domiciliary cen
ter were recent dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Krotz of
Shady Cove.
Mrs. Jessie Hummel of Shndv
Cove suffered a compound frac
ture of the wrist In a fall off her
back porch during the snowy
weather.
Elk Creek-Trail PTA is spon
soring a Rumpus Party to be held
the night of February 3 at the
schoolhouse.
The O. O. Willson ranch lo
cated 10 miles up Elk Creek was
sold recently to Mr. and Mrs. Os
car Hanson. They have two small
children. This Is the old Trusts
residence. During the recent cold weather
the roof of the woodshed on the
Sheldon Hughes place on Elk
LrecK collapsed from heavy
snow.
Sunday. January 22, 1950
R. Splvey, who recently Joined
the Grange celebrated their 53rd
wedding anniversary.
Committees were appointed as
follows: Project program, Ruby
Hughes, Florence Tison, Mae Le
Brun and Betty Kasworm; serv
ing for Grange meetings, Beth
Potter; decorations, Faye Rose,
Lora Carter and Elda Hall; re
lief, Myrtle Whipple and Kath
ryn Christenson, and Mattie
Smith; historian, Elizabeth Shef
field; membership, Dorothy Sie
ger and Betty Carroll; kitchen,
Cassie Golding, Chris Thornton
and Letsy Miller; fancywork,
Laura Lewis.
A committee of three was
formed, consisting of Beth Pot
ter, Christine Thornton and
Laura Nelson to accept sugges
tions for ways and means.
Plans were made for a card
party at Grange hall on Satur
day. February 4. Tickets will be
made available early in the
week. The committee in charge
of the card party will meet at
the home of Louise Dixon on
Sunday at 2 p.m.
Several of the men worked on
the new hall Monday, Wednes
day and Friday. It was suggested
that the ladies furnish refresh
ments for those who work in the
evenings.
Next H.E.C. meeting Is Febru
ary 16.
Gold Hill Grange
Gold Hill Grange Initiated
eight candidates January 19.
Taking first and second degrees
were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Twist.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Jore, Jo
Anne Jore. Donald Elder, Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Bruce.
Visitors were Master Dee Hen-
drickson and Mrs. Hendrickson,
and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lattie
from Phoenix Grange. District
Deputy William Howes and Mrs.
Howes installed Mrs. Wallace
McCloy as Ceres: Wallace Mc-
Cloy on the executive commit
tee;' Mrs. Earl Edwards, as Po
mona. Master John Gray announced
third and fourth degrees will be
given February 3. Team practice
ii to be held Sunday, January
29 at hall. Tableau chairman.
Willie McLean asks all those in
tableaux to be present.
H E C. Chairman Ethel Askln
asks all Granee ladies to bring
three sandwiches to next meet
ing. Master Gray thanked the new
first and second degree staff for
the splendid work they did, also
all committees for their coopera
tion, in decorations, floor work
and tableaus.
A home cooked food sale will
be held at Shady Cove Market on
Saturday, January 28, starting at
10 a.m. under joint sponsorship
of Steelhead Post No. 0881 and
Ladies Auxiliary, and the Upper
Rogue Extension unit. Ladies
from both organizations will as
sist at the sale and everyone In
thp cnmmunitv is timed to give
donations of food for the sale.
Proceeds will go to help in the
polio March of Dimes drive. Any
one desiring further lniormauon
concerning the sale may call Mrs.
Eva Seeesscnman. general chair
man or Mrs. Evalyn Watson al
the Treasure Trove in Shady
Cove.
Dr. and Mrs. Verne Wilson of
Camp White left by United Air
lines for Los Angeles on Jan
uary 20 to visit relatives.
During the severe snowstorm
of the 13th Sheldon Hughes of
Elk Creek, Trail was held up in
Klamath Falls due to bad roads
and tumble to reach home.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Oliver
and family made a trip to Los
Angeles recently.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Tucker of
Trail left January 19 on a trip to
Oklahoma to visit Mrs. Tucker's
mother.
Regular meeting of Shady Cove
PTA has been postponed from
Friday, January 20 to Friday.
January 27 due to bad weather.
This will be an afternoon meet
ing starting at 1:30. F. J. Clif
ford of Medford will furnish en
tertainment for the afternoon.
Everyone is urged to attend.
Regular bi-monthly meeting of
Steelhead Post No. 6881 VFW
and Ladies Auxiliary was held
Jannuary 18 at the Rogue River
Lodge. The Auxiliary made plans
for the coming home cooked food
sale to be held at the Shady Cove
Market on Saturday, January 28.
Johnny Morris reports the "theft
of a set of chains from his truck
the night of January 16 in front
of his home.
There are about 8000 known
varieties of crimp whirh will
1 ferment Into a kind of wine.
SOUTH RIVERSIDE
I' III1; III
Sen. Morse Arrives
In State For Visit
Portland, Ore., Jan. 21 (U.R)
Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon was
here today for a six-day visit dur
ing the "campaign session" of the
Hist congress,
Morse said his absence from
the senate would not affect his
voting record for his ballot
would be cast with Sen. Tobey's
of New Hampshire.
He said he thought the ap
pointment of Gus J. Solomon to
an Oregon federal judgeship
would be confirmed by the sen
ate. An American Bar associa
tion charge that Solomon was ap
pointed for political reasons in
stead of ability did not contain
a bill of particulars, Morse said.
Oregon's junior republican sen
ator said while in the state he
would talk mainly about his vot
ing record.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Income Tax
IN CENTRAL POINT
For Federal State income tax lervlce
ee Margaret Naples at Guy 'lex
ARency. 305 Pine St (Formerly al
2CI7 Pine St I Alter p m call 5X1
TAX RETURNS Glenn Bjork, 4 yri
ervice Revenue Dept. Ray Mark's
office. 15 S Front Ph 2-5-105
Accounting for the small business man
INCOME TAX & PAYROLL SERV
ICE L. H Laubocker. Ph 2-5857
FEDERAL STATE TAX RETURN:
MARY B MAASS
304 South Ivy
Telephone 2-0281 any time
Income Tax returns made out.
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INCOME TAX SERVICE
Federal and State Income Tax assist.
ance. 8 C Jones & Sons Billings
Agency. 232 W 5th. Med 207 Pine.
central ft. Ashland Hotel tsiag
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Tile Work
DRAINBOARDS. bathrooms, showers
etc. Write Phil Stembridse. Rt. 1
Box 31, Gold Hill. 2 mi. up Galls
crcex.
TILE WORK, bathrooms, drainboards
showers, store fronts Miller it Lam
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Light Plants
Brewster's Light Plant Service
Kohler Electric Plants
1108 Spring St Ph 2-7569 P O Bx 749
Beads Reilrung
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JEWELRY REPAIRING
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Painting
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R. W. Sewell
Texturing Phone 2-2352
SPRAY PAINTING R oofs, houses
fencral painting Free estimates
ulllvan Bros 219 S Ivy Ph 2-0851
Furniture Repairing
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Granite
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Delivered in Medford $2 yard
A L NASH Phone 3-1441
Piano Instruction
FRED ALTON HATg'hT
Teacher of Piano
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William H. Burton, of United Pr.ii, ihowi Winston
Churchill's actress-daughter Sarah, and her new j
Kuibond, Anthony Beauchamp. his story of their
wedding the day before.
WASHINGTON - In genial mood (s Field Morshol Vis
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Bales1 and service Also saw tiling
All kinds Mowers sharpened 108 S
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EXPERT rug cleaners and makers"
MEDFORD RUG FACTORY
Ph 3-2539 511 Mary
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RUGS and carpets cleaned Picked up
ana aenverea Let us non-sxia youi
Oriental scatter rugs Hlld system.
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Sanding and Finishing
New or old doors Ph 3-2321
W. L. COOMBS
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Transfer
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We have van moving equipment
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Dry and clean storage (concrete)
building with special locker rooms
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Phone 2-5295
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Trucking Service Of All Kinds
Local and Long Distance Moving
Storage. Packing and Craung
Phone 2-9028 Corner 4th & Kll
CITY TRANSFER tt STORAGE CO
complete transler moving and stor
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and shipping by expert workmen
38 So Fir Phone 2-6273
Miscellaneous
ORNAMENTAL IRON of every de
scription. Drp card W. Nagel, Box
137 Jacksonville, ore.
VALLEY WINDOW CLEANERS
Wails. Woodwork. Floors
PHONE ASHLAND 8761
A THREE year dwelling or household
goods policy $6 00 per thousand ana
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Custom made rifles, ammunition
Bights, hand-loading supplies ami
accessories. Gun bluing 1517 N
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RE-WEAVING Tears, burns, moth
damage, etc BEACON WEAVERS
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Pest Control
Loyd Termite Control Protect yout
home by our free Inspection Phone
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Well Drilling
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For fast, eflicient and guaranteed
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terms on wells and pumps Office
Stamper & Gofl Bros Hdw.. 225 W
Main Ph 2-2939 evenings 2-4139
Laundry
Automatic-U-Wash
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Automatic washers, extractors and
dryers Open 8 a. m to 8 p m
daily Closed Sundays.
511 S Riverside Ph 2-8589
LAUNDERETTE
327 N Fir Street
Bendlx Automatic Laundry. Ph 2-2565
Nursery
MARSHALL NURSERY Camellias
Azaleas 35c up. Trees, shrubs. 12m
& Newtown Ph 3-1657 Del Serv
Cabinet Work
CABINET WORK Builtins and un-
finished furniture a specialty.
GRAHAM CABINET SHOP. 8241,
N Riverside, back of 99 Mqlel.
CITY CABINET SHOP
FRANK YASHIN
924 So Central Phone 2-9310
Electric Shavers
PARKE'S Electric Shaeer Sales an J
Service Factory parts for Sunbeam
Remington. Schick Packard twin
dual New Shavers all makes In
stnek 40R E Main Ph 2-2755
Fuel
"IF IT BURNS OIL We Service It"
Vacuum Cleaning. Installation
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Elociric Motors
Gage Electric Motor Service
Delco St Smlthway Motors
Motor Rewinding St Repairing
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PLUMBING. Heating. Repair and Re
modeling Anywhere, anytime In
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rnn nu nnrt reoair work call Patter
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tanks Installed. All work guaranteed
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PARIS U. P. correspondent
Haynes Thompson obtains a state
ment from Secretary of State Dean
Acheson, as he arrives at the air
port, on Western German problems
he expects to discuss with French
and British foreign ministers.