rOVK MZOrOXO (OXECON) MAIL THIBUWT
Moadar, March 9. 1U2
Shady Cove-Trail News
Shady Cove-Trail A health
food demonstration dinner will
be given Monday, March 3,
.'starting at 6 p.m. at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Holcomb of Shady Cove. Any
one interested in learning more
about health foods, their relation
to dietary problems, vitamin
deficiencies, etc. are cordially
invited.
Mrs. Delbert Jones and fam
ily of Corning, Calif, have been
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Garth
Ross of Shady Cove. She has
gone on to Corvallis to visit
friends but will return to Shady
Cove to visit again before going
back to Corning.
Mrs. Orville Stone and chil
dren are visiting Mrs. Stone's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Hawk
of Shady Cove. Other Sunday
guests at the Hawk home were
, Mr. and Mrs. John Compangoni
and daughter Toni of Medford
and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Woolfolk
of Central Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nelson of
Everett, Wash, and Mr. and Mrs.
Lyle Seward of Mt. Shasta,
Calif, have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Hicks and family
of Shady Cove.
The Albert Andre family have
moved from the Espouneuie
ranch to the Roguedale Auto
Court in Shady Cove,
Mrs. Clyde Stafford of Trail
is convalescing nicely at the
Community hospital where she
underwent a major operation
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Del Porter of
Sacramento, Calif, were recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Scottie
Parrick of Trail. Porter is presi
dent of Western Oil Company
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fowler
of Shady Cove and Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Doak, also of Shady
Cove are parents of baby girls
born this past week in Medford
hospitals. This is the Fowlers'
first child and the grandmother
is Mrs. Ona Moon, of Shady
Cove, uncles are Garth and
Vance Frick. This is the Doak's
second child and second girl.
Newcomers to Shady Cove are
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Caddell and
children, Henri and Madeline
from Skokie, 111. who came here
the latter part of December and
who have now purchased the
Novis residence in the Cove and
plan to stay. Henri and Madeline
attend the Shady Cove school.
Mr. and Mrs. Levulett have
returned to Shady Cove after
being away since Christmas in
Soquel, Calif. Mrs. Levulett has
returned to work at "The
Shack."
Sympathy of the community
is extended to Kenneth Oliver
on the passing of his step
mother, Mrs. Eva Oliver, whose
funeral he just returned from
attending in Joliet, Mont. Mrs.
Oliver and her husband lived
Shady Cove for about a year and
many people in the community
will remember her.
Ann and Harry Sanford were
participants on the Dr. Pepper's
show recently which is broad
cast each Saturday at 5:15 p.m.
over KYJC. Anyone desiring to
appear on this broadcast is asked
to contact Mrs. Robert Holcomb,
Shady Cove.
Mrs. Art Swanson underwent
an operation on her shoulder
blade last Saturday at a clinic
in Medford.
Mrs. T. F. Wing of Klamath
Falls is visiting her daughter
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Al
Cooper of Shady Cove. Also
visiting the Coopers are Mrs.
Cooper's sister and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. E. House of Bend. The
E. House's are also guests of
House's brother and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Gene House of Shady
Cove. i
Mr. and Mr,s. Harry McKay,
of Medford, parents of Mrs,
Cecil Baumgardner of Shady
Cove have just returned from
trip to Los Angeles.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Chamberlain
of Trail were Mr. and Mrs. Toni
Lillywhite and family of Med
ford.
Mr. and Mrs. K. Larson of
Trail made a trip to the coast
this past week.
Dr. Paul Bray, chiropractic
physician and naturopath from
Medford has opened an office
where Dr. Vogel formerly prac
ticed next to the Advance
Plumbing company in Shady
Cove. Dr. Bray will continue his
office in Medford but has
opened the Shady Cove office in
order to better serve the area
and to take care of his many
Prospect clients. He will be at
the Shady Cove office Mondays
from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 and all
day and evenings on Thursday.
Mrs. John Burr of Hanley,
Saskatchewan, Canada is visit
ing her sister and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. O. C. Krotz of Shady
Cove.
Upper Rogue' Home Extension
Unit held a card party February
27 at the home of Mrs. Herman
Henry of Shady Cove. Prize for
high score in bingo was won by
Mrs. Herman Henry and the
prize for canasta by Mrs. Elmer
Straight.
Mrs. Birdie Moore, teacher at
Elk Creek Trail school is ill with
flu and Mrs. Cunningham is
substituting.
A number of cases of illnesses
have been reported including
Mrs. Ruth Sanford of . Shady
Cove, Walt Messcar and Scottie
Parrick of Trail, Carla Bishop,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Bishop of Shady Cove and Eldon
Elder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gil
bert Elder of Shady Cove.
Word has been received that
with the Kenneth Oliver's in SFC LaVonne Levy, niece of
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DR. ELIZABETH KURLOCK
DONT GIVE BABY AWAY;
TAKE HUSBAND TO COURT
Q. "I -have been married for
ihreo years now and ix has bean
a living hall. I have three chil
dren, ona by a former marriage.
and am expecting another baby
soon. My husband drinks and
picks on all of us, especially my
older child. He says dreadful
things to mo in front of the chil
dren and I can't take this much
longer. Whan ay new baby is
born, I would like to put it up
for adoption because I feel that
it is unfair to a child to bring
it into a homo like ours." N. M.
A. I agree that it is unfair to
bring a baby into a home where
a father drinks and mistreats his
family. But the
baby is yours
and you should
keep it with
you at all
costs.
N o woman
has to stand
for mistreat
ment by her
husband. Chil-
rfrpn in Amor).
Dr. Hurlock ca today are
guarded by our courts against
parental mistreatment. It is your
responsibility to see to it that
your home is a proper place to
bring up your children.
Discuss this whole matter with
your minister and ask him to
make arrangements for you to
take your case to a domestic re
lations court. When the judge
knows about your husband's mis
treatment, he will see to it that
he treats his family properly or
he will arrange for a legal separ
ation, with support for you and
the children.
When a man drinks, he is like
ly to say and do things he would
not do if he were sober.
Drinking Blamed
Also, drink makes some peo
ple extremely quarrelsome. Your
husband's attitude is due, in part
at least, to his drinking. And,
because your older child is the
child of a former husband, he
receives the brunt of your hus
band's mistreatment.
This, however, should not be
tolerated. Your husband knew
when he married that you had
this child and he knew also that
the child would live with you.
If he did not want the child to
be in his home, he should not
have married you. But he did
and it is now up to him to treat
the child properly or pay the
penalty.
If you have a personal prob-
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Mrs. Scottie Parrick of Trail
has been put in charge of x-ray
at Hanford, Wash. Army Base
instead of in charge of recruit
ing in San Francisco as was
thought.
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BRING BACK THEIR WOUNDED A scout from the United States 2nd Infantry Division, wounded
with a R. O. K. soldier on a patrol mission, receives medical attention (right) from Pfc. Presely J.
Schmitt of Carillos, N. M. At left, CpL Paul Juberi of Minneapolis, Minn., helps the wounded South
Korean up the bank. (U. S. Army photo.)
It
Leaflet'' Battle
Waged in Korea
Tokyo (U.R) Chinese Com
munists temporarily dislodged
Allied infantrymen from two ad
vance positions on the western
Korean front Sunday, while in
the east both sides shelled each
other with propaganda leaflets.
' United Press Correspondent
Fred Pain ton reported that on
one section of the western battle-
front, ' where opposing ground
troops are entrenched "eyeball
to eyeball," the air was dotted
lam. writs Elizabeth Hurlock in
cars of this newspaper.
(Copyright, 1952,
General Features Corp.)
Vandenberg Again Heads Air Force Staff
Washington (U.R) Gen. Hoyt
S. Vandenberg, Air Force chief
of staff,'" was tapped by Presi
dent Truman Saturday for an
other 14-month term in the" im-
with paper, from harmless, air
bursting shells filled with leaf
lets. According to Allied officers,
Painton reported, the U. N. bar
rage heavier by three to one
over the Reds' was winning the
duel of ideas. "We are getting an
average of two to three North
Korean deserters a day," said
Capt Charles Fogg of San Fran
cisco. ,
Allied armor and Communist
infantry probed each others' lines
with neither side holding ground
gained.
portant defense post.
The White House said the
president wanted to give Van
denberg the opportunity to com
plete 30 years of military service
in his present job.
Gen. Curtis E. LeMay, com
manding general of the strategic
air command, will move up to
vice chief of staff, and Gen.
Nathan F. Twining, who has
been vice chief, will take over
LeMay's big bomber post.
The president's nomination of
Vandenberg will be sent to the
senate next week. Vandenberg's
present four-year term expires
April 30. He will be continued
in his job until June 30, 1953.
The nomination ends months
of speculation at the Pentagon
that Vandenberg might be on
High School News
By ROBEWE STARCHER
Final pages of Crater, Med
ford high annual edited this year
by Norma Jeanne Snell
and Carolyn
Shangle, were
mailed to the
publishers last
week. Two
pages of bas
ketball copy
remain to be
sent after the
series of games
of games with
Grants Pass
R. Siarcher which deter
mine whether or not Medford
will enter the state tournament
at Eugene.
mmsi
Speech students who entered
the Willamette speech tourna
ment held at Willamette univer
sity included Richard Dicken
son, Dick Crain, Bill McAllister,
Leslie Woods, Dale Ward, Beth
Fenton, Steve Nye, Charles
Frost, Don West, Cora McCul
loch and Lewis Bright.
All members of the Boys'
league saw the movie "The
Naked City" during sixth peri
ods in the auditorium Wednes
day and Thursday.
Order of M put on the skit at
the weekly pep asembly held in
the boys' gymnasium after Fri
day afternoon classes. Those in
the skit were Joe Antony, Bob
Rasmussen, Dennis Kittle, Bob
Steelze, Bob Judd, Jim Morrison,
Bob Walker, Harold Vrooman
and Bill Davis.
Frank Roeiandt, head basket
ball coach, gave a brief pep talk
and Roland Thompson and Jack
Boardman spoke for the team.
Fidelia Boone, Janet Blum
and Mrs. Jack Johnson, the for
mer Martha , Taylor, all '51,
awarded the competition yell to
the seniors.
the way out and would be re
placed by LeMay. - .
First American troops to land
in Cuba during the Spanish
American War were U. S. Ma
rines who established a beach
head at Guantanamo Bay la
June. 1898.
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