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Mrs. Ethel Duggan Passes; Funeral Service Monday Central Point Mn. Zthel M. Duggan, 62, route 2, Central Point, died at home Friday eve ning.. She had been a southern Oregon resident for the past 44 years. ; Funeral services will be held at the Sacred Heart Catholic church, Medford, Monday at 9 a.m. The Very Rev. N. J. Deis will officiate. Interment will be in the Sams Valley (Pankey) cemetery. ' Recitation of the Holy Rosary will be held at the Perl Funeral home tonight at 8 o'clock. : Mrs. Duggan was born at Ala mosa, Colo., on Aug. 7, 1892. She, and J. C. Duggan, now de ceased, were married in Sams Valley in 1912. Mrs. Dug gan resided at the same ranch ever since. She belonged to the Sacred Heart church, was chairman of the HEC of the Sams Valley Grange, and was a charter mem ber of both the Sams Valley Ladies club and Grange. Survivors include her mother, Mary E. Marsh, Sams Valley; one son, C. William Duggan, Sams Valley; two daughters, ville, and Mrs. Marion E. Owens, Medford; one sister, Mrs. Mable Hundley, Sams Valley, and seven grandchildren. Join Mercy Flights A 100 per cent membership in Mercy .Flights, Inc., of the staff mem bers and employees of the Osteo pathic hospital was reported from the hospital Saturday. fez:? ' GUEST SPEAKER The Rev. L. Wesley Johnson, Nampa, Ida., will be guest speaker today at 11 ajn., at the Church of the Nazarene. For the past ten years, Mr.' Johnson has- been business manager of the Northwest Naza rene college, one of the -largest denomination ichooli in the northwest. .:;. ,: " Council to Meet A meeting of the executive council of Jack son County division, Oregon Education association, will be held Tuesday, Jan. 11, at 8 p.m. in the office of the county super intendent of schools, county courthouse. Legislation affecting schools which is expected to be introduced into the coming ses sion of the legislature will be discussed, and all teacher groups of the county are asked to send representatives. Attending will be Dr. Bill Sampson, Southern Oregon college faculty member and legislative chairman for the local OEA division, and Joe Fad er, Ashland junior high school principal and member, of the state ORA committee on legislation. Local and Personal Fined Paul William Garren, i Woman Trips Olive Ardath 4 A 4 C? ST 11. -TV ? J A - II . . 33, of 1245 South Riverside ave., was fined $25 and court costs in district court Thursday on a charge of selling salmon, shad, striped bass ana other anadrom- ous food and shell fish without a license from the state fish com mission. Garren pleaded guilty to the charge. Hotel Prowled A total of $218 was taken from two guests whose rooms at the Jackson hotel were prowled Friday night or early Saturday morning, city police were informed. They said that Dick Loyde Jenks, Salem, reported $18 taken and that Peter Albert Bassett, Mapleton, missed $200. . Pleads Innocent Orville John Carrigan, 33, of 1336 Hil ton dr., entered a plea of inno cent in city court Saturday morning on a charge of driving a motor vehicle while under in fluence of intoxicating liquor, police reported. A hearing has been set for Jan. 15. He was held in the city jail yesterday. Officers said Carrigan was ar rested on North Central ave. on Friday evening, At Funeral Several persons from out of town were here to attend the funeral Thursday of Mrs. Rachel B. Cobb. Here were Mrs. J. B. Cobb; and Thomas Cobb, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Jackson and Mrs. Birdie Barker, Roseburg; Mrs. Edgar Madison, Oakland, Ore.; W. H. Morley. Salem: Mr. and Mrs. Ivan B. Cobb, Sacramento, Calif.; W, B. Branch, Eugene, and Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Branch, Grants Pass. J Yes, Children and Teen-agers NEED At Least a FULL QUART of MILK EVERY DAY! There's nothing like fresh, rich, wholesome milk thafs high in protein, vitamins and minerals for growing youngsters. And there's nothing like . . , 9 MCH FLAVORFUL SMIL-IE ... to give them the energy and pep and fortify their bodies against winter-season ailments. Jorgensen's milk is the product of Rogue River Valley dairy farms, process ed in Jorgensen's spie-and-span modem dairy ... and ifs delivered to your home every day in the most sani tary, convenient-sized containers available. GROWN-UPS, TOO . need this fine milk to ease nerve tension, satisfy hunger without adding weight, to build energy and pro- , . v . mote sleep. So don't forget, Mom and DadI J3EC 5 HT3J Phone 2-7U9U FOR HOME DELIVERY Spencer, 23 Mistletoe st.. reDOrt- ea to city police yesterday after noon that her foot caught be tween the railroad tracks on West Main st. about 1 p.m. and she fell, injuring her right knee. She was treated by a local doc- Committee to Meet J. M. Coon, Portland wool warehouse man, will address a meeting of me county Grange agricultural committee Monday. The session will be at 8 p.m. in the county courthouse auditorium here. Coon will explain the federal in centive payment plan for wool In County Jail Sheriffs deputies said that Laurence fades, 56, Sawyer Bar, Calif., is held in the county jail on a cnarge of altering a check. He was arrested at Yreka, Calif., on Friday. The case involves a check from W. L. Leonard, Ash land, in November, raised from $5 to $15, according to district court records. . ' Move Mr. and Mrs. Vern J. McCall and son, Tom, 1016 Jas per st left Fridav for Billing. Mont,, where they will live. Mc- au will be associated there with a Marshall-Wells store. He represented the company in this territory. They have another son who is a student at Oregon-Technical institute. Jailed - Norris Haynes Gile, 51, of 1354 Dixie lane, Medford, pleaded guilty in district court Thursday to a charge of driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor, and was sentenced to 80 days in the county jail. ' He was fined $25 and costs, on a charge of dri ving a motor vehicle while his operator's license was suspend ed, and was sentenced to 5 days in jail on that charge. , To Attend Conclave Vic Milnes, of Western Oil and Burn er, secretary of Oregon Heating Industries, a trade organization. will attend a three-day conven tion of the group at Depoe Bay next week, he said Saturday. Discussions will' be conducted on cost analyses for members, the situation regarding the supply ing oi luei oil needs, and a plan ned advertising campaign built around the services members can offer consumers. Return Mr. and Mrs. Pete Nelson of the Evelyn apartments returned last week from a three- week trip to Long Beach, Calif. They visited her mother, Mrs. Laura Christenson, and her brother i and his family, the Car roll Christensons. The Nelsons made trips to San Diego and Palmdale, Calif., and other points, and; they also attended the Tournament of Roses par ade at Pasadena. I Tire Taken Tin Ray Painter, told city,police that two used tires were taken from his service : station at 204 South Central ave., early Saturday.' On USS Chimon Gerald L. Pawlowski, a Navy storekeeper second class, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Pawlowski. route 1, box 6, Jacksonville, is serv ing on the USS Chimon, accord: ing to a Navy release. The Chi mon, a general stores issue ship, is permanently stationed in the Japan area, and provides spare parts for guns and equipment to ships and bases overseas. .- ; -. .. .-. First Aid Class The. first meeting of ; the Eagle Point Grange first aid class will be held Wednesday. Jan. 12. start ing at 7:30 p.m. in the Eagle Foint Grange hall. The classes are open to Grange members who have signed to take the course, and others interested in taking a standard first aid course. .The first class originally was set for Jan. 5, but was post poned at that time. Car Leaves Road Phoenix City Police Chief Jim Perry re ported that two men escaped ap parently unhurt early- Saturday when a car left Highway 99 by the by-pass at the south edge, of Phoenix and went downa bank. ae said tnat nuane David Greer was driver of the car and Leonard Weever, 820 West Jack son St., Medford, was a pas senger. The car, which : was northbound, came to rest on its wheels facing south. The mis hap occurred about 2:30 a.m. Obituaries JOHN BRANNON Services for John William Brannon HI, 22, Phoenix, who died Thursday, will be " held in Conger-Morris chapel in Med- ford Tuesday at 1 p.m. with' the Rev." .Wesley McArthur of .the Phoenix Church of the Nazarene officiating. Interment will be in Siskiyou Memorial park. The deceased : was -born in Corvallis, Ore., Mar. 9, 1932, and had lived ' in Phoenix i for the past three years. . 1; ; . .. Survivors include his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Brannon Jf and two sisters," Mrs. Mary Ella Standley and, Mrs.,; Rachel Faye Williams, all of Phoenix. ALPHA DORSET V Graveside funeral services for Mrs. Alpha Gladys Dorsey, for mer Medford resident who died in Gerberville,, Calif., will be held in Medford Wednesday. Perl Funeral home is in charge of arrangements. Svnday, Jamary , XSSI MEDFORD (OREGON) KAIL TRIBUNE CZTESf Services Monday For Daughters County P of loneers - Services for . Mrs. Etta B. Wright, 81, who died Wednes day in Stockton, Calif., and for her sister, Miss Ida May Bishop, 84, who died Thursday in a local hospital, will be held in Conger-Morris : chapel Monday at 10:30 a.m. with the Rev. Dr. Raymond E. Balcomb of the First Methodist church officiat ing. Interment will be in Phoe nix cemetery. Mrs. Wright- was born In Phoenix, Ore., Dec. 11, 1873, and Miss Bishop was born in Phoenix on Oct. 3, 1870, the daughters of the late W. .G. and Nancy Bishop, pioneers in south ern Oregon. Their father came from New, York ta the valley in 1852,- and their mother a few years later from Iowa, i n They are . survived .:' by a brother, Guy, W. Bishop, ; of Rogue River.: Mrs. Wright's survivors in clude," in addition to the brother, a daughter, Mrs. Gwendolyn Chaney, Stockton, Calif .; and six grandchildren, ; Reynold D. Wright, Mrs. Dalene Potts, Mrs. Delores - Spina, and ; Richard, Robert, and Elizabeth Chaney. . Dead line Suadky Classified is at noon Saturday : 10 ajn. Monday for Monday: other days 5:30 previous day Return Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Frazee, 525 West Second st, re turned last week after visiting for two weeks with Dr. and Mrs, George Bergman and family at Los Angeles. Mrs. Bergman is a daughter of the Frazees. Assume Name John A. Note ler and Don O'Bleness, Ashland, have assumed the business name. Nosier Partition Bullet company, for the manufacture of bullets, according to county clerk's records. FURNITURE STORAGE CONCRETE BUILDING DRY & CLEAN "A Safe Plaea for Your Household Goods" FURNITURE MOVING PADDED VAN Dependable Servict Rates Reasonable . F. E. SAMSON CO., Inc. " Furniture Moving Furniture Storage , 4TH & FRONT MEDFORD PHONE 2-5295 JAMES HANDLES Funeral services for James Ellis Randies,; 70, df 333 West Second st., who died here Thurs day, will be held at the Perl Funeral home on Monday at S pjn. The Rev. George R. Y. Bol ter, St. Mark's Episcopal church will officiate and interment will be in Siskiyou Memorial park. Mr: Randies had uvea m Medford for the past 34 years and had been a Jackson county resident all bis life. He was born at Lake Greek, on March 5, 1884. He was a carpenter and held membership in the Carpenters Union, Local 2067. v Survivors include' his- wife, Ethel S., Medford; five daugh ters, Mrs. Clarence ..Sbeley, Portland, Mrs. ; Martin Webb, Yreka, Calif.; ; Mrs. ' L.: O. Rog ers, Prospect; Mrs. Thomas Donahue, Medford; and Mrs. John Allen, Hermiston; four sisters, Mrs. Eva True, Medford, Mrs. Mammie Miller, Talent, Mrs. George Andrews, Shady Cove, and Mrs. Alice Tyrrell, Yreka, Calif.; one brother, Per ry, ; Richmond, Calil, and ; 11 grandchildren -. and several nieces and nephews. i 'P H. CARD OTIHANKS WK wish to thank you good friend and neighbors for helping us through our hours of sorrow for, our beloved husband 'and son. Omr gratitude i too deep to express for the jond things that have been done for - us and our loved one. May God bless each and every one.- ' -Mrs. D. A. BurreU r Mr. and Mrs. Arthur SucreU MOWS TROWBRIDGE c FLVMM i i i ; Fint come . . . Krrt ervdl vr,,M' , . . .. . SB?E CiM 11 n. ft. leMgeroter R9. $478.77 New $378.77 c. ft. Refrigeiater Keg. $319.95 Now $228.88 SS cVo- ft Hom Fibwi' log. $354.33 Now $268.88, 13 cv ft Mmh) &Vmmv Bsg. $44OJ0 Now $338.83 . 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