SIX MEDFORD (ORE GO If) MAIL TRIBUNE
Thursday. March 20. 19S2
In And Around Gold Hill
Gold Hill Gold Hill school
will be closed all this week for
its annual spring vacation, ac
cording to announcement by
Robert Sage, principal. Classes
will resume on regular schedule
Monday morning March 24. Mr.
Sage reports that the influenza
epidemic has liit the Gold Hill
school this past week. Monday
there were 50 pupils absent, al
most one-fourth of the total en
rollment. By Thursday, the num
ber of absentees had dropped to
30. .
A school assembly was held
Friday afternoon, from 2:30 to
3:30, With a program of musical
selections by the school band
and the school chorus, under
direction of Charles Cook, music
instructor. A number of parents
attended.
The annual dinner for mem
bers and families will be held
by the Past Noble Grands Club
of Amethyst Rebekah Lodge,
Friday, March 21, at 6:30 p. m.
at Odd Fellows lodge hall. The
dinner had originally been
scheduled for March 28, but the
date was advanced one week
'to avoid conflict with the Metho
dist Evangelistic Mission meet
ings to be held here next week.
Mrs. George Dorman and Mrs.
Earl Moore are in charge of deco
rations for the dinner.
April meeting of Past Noble
Grands club is scheduled for
Thursday, April 24, at 2 p. m., at
the home of Mrs. Earl Moore.
The date of April 25, given in
the Mail Tribune recently, was
not correct.
Members of the Friendly Cir
cle will meet Friday noon at
the home of Mrs. Paul Holder
ness, corner of Fifth avenue and
Seventh street. A pot-luck lunch
eon will be followed by a social
afternoon.
Next session of the community
square-dancing class will be held
Saturday, March 22, at 8 p. m.,
at Odd Fellows lodge hall. All
interested in learning to square
dance are invited. There is no
admission charge or instruction
fee. Women attending are asked
to bring sandwiches or cake for
refreshments.
The program meeting of Gold
Hill Business and Professional
Women's Club will be held Tues
day, March 25, at 8 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. Daniel Stewart,
619 Fifth avenue. The subject
will be "Public Affairs," with
a guest speaker from another
club invited.
The meeting of the League of
Oregon Cities, held Wednesday
night in Medford, was attended
by Mayor O. W. Newland of
Gold Hill, councilmen Fred Les
ter and Milton Steinmetz, and
lows lodge was not as well-attended
as usual because of so
much illness in the community.
Members of the dance committee
were Fred Lester, Arnold Gos
nell and Errol Miller. The Re
bekah refreshment committee in
cluded Mrs. Norman Gail, chair
man; Mrs. George Dorman and
Mrs. Earl Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Jones
of Coos Bay, returned home
Thursday after spending a week
here visiting Mrs. Jones' son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Neece, on the Old
Stage road. The Jones' were en
route home after having spent
the winter in Albuquerque, N.
M. They reported fair weather
and sunny skies upon leaving
New Mexico, and during most
of their long drive to Oregon.
The infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas North, owners
of Rockabye Rogue Motel on
North 99 Highway, was brought
home from a Medford hospital
Wednesday, after having been
hospitalized several days for
medical treatment.
A series of Methodist Evan
gelistic meetings will be held
every night next week at the
Gold Hill Community Methodist
church, starting Sunday, March
23. The Rev. H. A. Dierdorf,
pastor of the church, will be as
sisted by the Rev. L. J. Ruff of
Hillsboro. The meeting Sunday
night will be preceded by a pot
luck dinner held in the basement
dining room of the church. The
public is invited.
The monthly meeting of offi
cers and teachers of the Sunday
school of the Community Metho
dist church was held March 11
at the home of Mrs. Carl Mays.
The session was conducted by
Wendell Aplin, Sunday school
superintendent. Plans were dis
cussed for an Easter program
to be presented by the Sunday
school, with members of all the
classes taking part. Present at
the meeting were the Rev. and
Mrs. H. A. Dierdorf, and Mes-
dames Roy Eskew, Melvin Bur
nett, Perry Wait, George Turner
and Ferd Jones; and E. S. Baker
and Herman Leutke.
Fire chief Melford Hood and
three members of the Gold Hill
Volunteer Fire Department,
Stanley Foley, Robert Balch and
Clyde Kell, attended a meeting
of the Medford Fire Department
Wednesday night, to watch the
fire drills and to observe use
and operation of fire fighting
equipment. The Gold Hill depart
ment expects delivery on its new
500 gallon pumper truck about
June 1, and the members are
holding regular drills and train
ing sessions so as to be ready
Spreckles' 4th Male
Wins Divorce Suit
Los Angeles (U.R) John
Dolph Spreckels HI, one-time
sugar heir who lost his fortune
and now works as a hotel night
clerk, was divorced by his
fourth wife, Margaret, who
charged extreme cruelty.
Superior Judge Louis H.
Burke awarded her an inter
locutory decree Tuesday. She
testified Spreckels once forced
her from their home while she
was clad in her nightie.
Mrs. Spreckels, 24, waived
alimony, but was granted her re
quest for $100-a-month support
for her 14-month old son, John
Dolph Spreckles IV.
city superintendent
Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Schmidt,
owners of the Coronado Motel
on North 99 Highway, and their
three children returned home
last Monday after spending sev
eral days in Portland. They also
visited Mrs. Schmidt's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Portner, at
White Salmon, Wash.
Walter McLean, who had been
in the hospital at Camp White
for some time because of illness,
was enough improved to be able
to come home last Tuesday. Mrs.
McLean, who has also been ill,
is now much better.
Mrs. Vaughn Quakenbush,
owner of the Dardanelle Dinner
House on the Old Stage road,
is now home from a Medford
hospital, after a severe attack of
influenza. Her sister, Mrs. Alva
Walker, has been helping to op
erate the restaurant during Mrs.
Quakenbush's illness.
The benefit dance held Satur
day night by Gold Hill Odd Fel-
G e or gej use the new equipment when
it arrives.
Dead line on Classified Ads: 5:30
p.m for following day: 10 am Mon
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Washington Public
Assistance Declines
Spokane (ll.PJ The cost of
public assistance in the state
was down $40,000,000 from the
previous biennium, Gov. Arthur
Langlie told the chamber of
commerce here.
Langlie said the decrease was
a result of a reduction from
193,000 to 123,000 in the num
ber of persons on welfare rolls.
DOES SOMETHING BIG
Lincoln, Neb. (U.R) An 18-
year-old Lincoln youth was par
oled for one year to a proba
tion officer on charges that he
set off two dynamite blasts in
public parks. The youth told
authorities he had seen the
movie "When Worlds Collapse"
and said it made him feel he
should "do something."
Medford Sailor Back
From Eastern Duty
Darrell S. James, a first class
commissaryman in the U. S.
Navy, is aboard the LST USS
772, which recently returned to
San Diego after spending 10
months in Japanese and Korean
waters, according to a Navy
news release.
James is the husband of Mrs.
Hazel I. James, 555 Keeneway
drive, Medford.
During its far eastern tour of
duty, the ship participated in
training operations, salvage
work, and as an aircraft carrier
for helicopters, the Navy release
said. It also was assigned to
move prisoners of war from Pu
san to Koje Do, and acted as the
flagship of Flotilla 1.
Fisherman Arrested
In Seattle Robbery
Seattle U.R) Richard E.
Lindsey, a Tacoma fisherman,
was charged with first degree
burglary Wednesday in the
tragic theft of $10,000 from the
Inglewood Country Club March
One deputy sheriff was killed
and two others wounded when
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a 62-year-old dishwasher at the
club mistook the officers for
the thieves. Ralph Bishop, the
dishwasher, has pleaded guilty
to manslaughter.
The California Palace of the
Legion of Honor was a gift to
the City of SanFrancisco in 1924
by Adolph B. Spreckels and his
wife.
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