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BUTTE FALLS Church Unit Being Put Up By MARY JO HARRIS Butte Falls The Butte Falls Community Bible church has a new unit under construction, an auditorium and sanctuary. The present unit will be used as Sun dav school. The new structure uses lam inated arches made by people in this area. The church has pur chased an oil heating plant for the new unit. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Crammer will soon leave to do evangel istic work through the Board of Village Missions throughout the greater part of the United States. A farewell party was held Sept. 11 at the Butte Falls Commun ity Bible church for the Cram mers. They were presented with a gift of dishware. Mr. and Mrs. Crammer and children, Mark and Janet, were to leave for Portland Saturday. Their next stop will be at Broad bent, Ore., Sept. 17. The Rev. and Mrs. Howard Simmnnds and children. Eueene. and Robin Lee. have added four nieces to their family. Virginia McAlister. 12. Darlene MeAlis ter. 10. Linda Sue McAlister. 8, and Debra Kay McAlister, 5. The girls arrived by bus from Denver. Colo. Aug. 18 with Mrs. Pearl McAlister, Mrs. Simmond's mother. The community welcomes home Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sizemore and children, Ronnie, Anita. Jackie, Ricky and Kerry The Sizemcres have been resid ing In Brookings. Ronnie, Anita, and Jackie have entered school and Sizemore has gone to work for Medco. Mr. and Mrs. James E (Edwin) Arnold and daughters. Risa and Cheryl, of San Pablo. Calif., spent Labor day weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Arnold. Ed win is a son of the Arnolds. Mrs. Hattie Johnson and Orrin Johnson of Salem spent Labor day with the Arnolds. Mrs. Ed win Arnold ii a daughter of Mrs. Johnson and sister of Mr. Johnson. The Arnolds and Johnsons mo tored to Crater lake and camp ed for one night. They reported a mother bear and two cubs climbed a tree in their camp and didn't come down until midnight. This incident almost caused a decampment. The group also visited Diamond lake. Returning home to San Pablo Sept. 5 the Edwin Arnolds had a car accident near Yuba City. Calif. The family suffered slight Injuries and the car was badly damaged. The latest report is that everyone is well on the road to recovery and Arnold has re turned to his job. Mrs. Ben Olson and daughter, Kathy. recently moved here from Seaside, Ore. Olson has been here for some time and is an employee of Medco. The Olsons are now living at Scotties Cab ins and hope to move into the Doug Crammer house sometime next week. IT'S THE HIGHBROW BEAUTY WITH THE HOE-DOWN HEELI X - ' Vi ' I excitingly textured . Msme t v . - ii! " lLljr tyled til and all that 1 1 J faliion on sucli a I If 1 low and easy heel! i V II 1 Try on a pair, nth 9: j i r fv f ciown TTV3( NfOtlTf On Sept. 12 approximately Vi tons of fence posts and barbed wire were dropped by plane into the Seven Lakes basin by the U. S Forest Service. The plane was a Forest Service twin-eneine Bee'-heraft from Cave Junction. Al Hansen, a Forest Service i u-arehouseman. Hid the rtropnine. I "Hie nunose is to build picture i fences for recreation use. There ; have been manv pack trins into this area and the fence will cur ta'l loss nf slock, j Mrs. Lee Jolliffe and son. j Chinner, snent a week recently I with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. (Shortv) I.TolIiffe at. Redoing. The follow- Ing week end Lee Jolliffe and ! "r and T?amon ("Burll Mc- jrvrrh an1 iiaiiMe Connie, mo tored t TtedHlnff for the T.oVo j Hiv hnltH:" T ee Is a son nf the Shnrtv jollities. LePov Williams from the Med ford Fire Denartment has been j hnldin? first aid classes for Med- co emMovees. Classes meetin? j everv Tuesdav and Thursday at I the B"tte Falls Hieh school from 7 to 10 n m. Those completing course will receive a Red Cross first aid card. Required time to comnlete course is 18 hours. Gerald (Jcn McComb and the Ramon McCombs motored this past week end to Willits. Calif., to bring Jerry's wife and children home. Mrs. McComb had spent the previous week with her family, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Peterson. From Willets the McCombs went to Boonville. Calif., to visit relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Dawson Graham and familv and Mrs. Mary Jo McComb. Mrs. McComb. a for mer resident, is past 80 and it was the first time she had seen Connie McComb, Duffy and Cheryl McComb, three of her great grandchildren. Mrs. William L. Harris and daughter. Pam. motored to Eu gene with Mrs. VerHelbig and son. Donny of Grants Pass to visit with the Kenneth Rodeers family, former residents, last week end. Mrs. VerHelbig and Mrs. Rodgers are sisters. A check of almost $500 was turned over to the Community Hall fund last week, representing deductions from payroll wages of 28 Medco men. It has been reported that quite a number of men hadn't known that deduc tion slips had been circulated. Men are now working on the roof and starting to shingle the Community hall. They are hop ing to finish before bad weather sets in. Mrs. Dean Bush and baby daughter. Mary Lou. arrived home from the Sacred Heart hos pital Sept. 11. They are staying at the home of Mrs. Bush's fa ther. Tom Rambo. Miss Myrtle Rambo, a sister, is caring for Mrs. Bush and baby until they are able to return to their own home. Dead line bundav ClaMifled Is at noon Sjiturdav: 10 a m Monday for Mondavi other dava 5:30 oreviouA day PARKER WOODS' 21 N. Central APPLEGATE-JACKSONVILLE School Resumes in Area By HELGA MITCHELL Applegate - Jacksonville School began for children in this area last Monday, and the yellow, heavily-loaded school buses came groaning over "Top o' the Hill" once again. While Mrs. Leroy Offen- bacher is teaching the third and fourth grades in the Applegate school, her daughter, Dana Lynn, is staying with her grand mother, Mrs. Leon Offenbacher. The new bus driver of the Applegate school is Mrs. Gene Krouse. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wick sten of Jacksonville recently purchased the John Sutton place on the East side road of Upper Applegate. Mr. and Mrs. Sutton will return to Long Beach in November. Albert Nelson of Sterling Creek was seriously injured in a recent logging accident in northern California. Mrs. Nel son left last Sunday to be with her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Davis and their son and daughter, Ricky and Zoe Ann, of Ruch, returned home last Monday from a trip to San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. William Ziegler and son Bobbie, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell and son Jim, recently spent a day fish ing at Squaw lake. Recent house guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack O' Brien were his cousin and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Vern O'Brien of Napa, Calif. The Vern O'Briens enjoyed successful fishing in the Applegate river. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Straube and son Bob recently returned home from a five day trip to San Francisco and Sacramento where they visited her sisters. Recent visitors at Squaw lake were Dr. and Mrs. Bert Elliott and daughter Julia, and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schmidt, all of Med ford. Jim Horn, who is in the for estry service at Union Creek, spent last week end with Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Brien. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Sutton were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis of Long Beach. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gerhardt were Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Sipe of Lake of the Ozarks, Mo., and their son Bob of West Point, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brichro check of Buena Vista, Calif, and their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Eller and daugh ter Connie of Denver, Colo., re cently paid a surprise visit on Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gerhardt and spent the holiday week end with them. Henry Brichrocheck and Curtis Gerhardt are old school friends who haven't seen each other in 23 years. Defter B. Bryant of New Mexico is presently staying at the Mansel Milam residence. Mr. and Mrs. George Riggins of Klamath Falls recently visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Mansel Milam. Al Williams, a former Upper Applegate resident, and his sis ter. Mrs. Edna Starbuck of Harlingen, Texas, recently call ed on friends in the Applegate area. They are staying with his son, Clarence Williams of Med ford. Mrs. Earl Best's sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Palmer of Portland, came last Ai-tiL Protected In Plastic Bag! your shirts sparkling WHITE: Just call We have the answer on how to keep usl We'll pick up your shirts, launder them precisely to your liking . . . heavy starch, light starch or none at all . . . expertly finish them, replace buttons as needed, place them in a plastic bag to keep them fresh and clean . . . deliver them right to your door looking for all the world like new! When Better Shirts Are Done . . . We'll Do Them! Domestic Laundry & Dry 30 N. Riverside Saturday for a week's visit While here, Clem Palmer will help Mrs. Best's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duval, build their new home. Mr. and Mrs. Al Pawlowski of Top o' the Hill recently gave an outdoor barbecue dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pawlowski. Guests attending were Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Myhre and children, Marilyn, Janet and Jim of Medford. Hunters were in every nook and cranny of the East side road last Sunday, shooting at pigeons and doves. Mrs. Sophia Straube returned home last Sunday after a week's stay with her daughter, Mrs. Ray Vogel of Central Point. The newlyweds of Top o' the Hill are Mr. and Mrs. Gerald C. Stewart. Mrs. Stewart is the former Miss Evelyn Trott of Medford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie E. Trott. The Ste warts met in a Medford cafe where she was employed as a waitress, five months ago. Miss Barbara Taylor of Port land and her friend, Miss Clau dia, O'Brien of Anchorage, Al aska, recently visited her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Taylor of -the Ranger station. While here, Miss Taylor, who came home on leave. Allen Taylor, who recently received his wings, is in the Marines and is station ed at Miami, Fla, A birhtday party was held last Sunday at the home of Mrs. Margaret Nussbaum for her son, William Nussbaum of Trail and her 11-ycar-old grandson, Don nie Day of Lake Creek. Guests attending were Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Day and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Nussbaum and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fisher, Joe Couch, and George Couch. A chicken dinner with vegetables from Mrs. Nussbaum's garden was served. Week end visitors at the Harry Davis residence on Bea ver creek were his son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Davis of In glewood, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Straube of Upper Applegate recently re turned home from a two month motor trip to Canada and Wis consin. The Straubes traveled with their trailer over 12,000 miles and had one flat tire and one blow out. While in Winter, Wise, they visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Olson and family. Last Tuesday the Henry Paw lowskis and Al Pawlowskis re ceived a surprise visit from their brother, Mr. and Mrs. Wes ley Pawlowski of Los Angeles. Accompanying the latter Paw lowskis was her sister, Mrs. Wanda Stewart of San Fran cisco. Rural Reflections: Mrs. Mar garet Nussbaum recently be moaned the loss of her pet "lawnmovers," which are now clipping the grass for her son. William Nussbaum of Trail. Mrs. Nussbaum has resorted to pur chasing a mechanical lawn- mower since her sheep left for greener pastures. FIREWORKS Miramonte, Calif. flJ.FD Re man candles set off by deton ators, were used to start fire in the center of a 1,000-acre area control burn in Eshom Valley near her to edstroy brush. Uic Mail Tribune Want Arts Items You No Loncer Need Mrs. Helen Rolland Says: Wt keep ifowi slwits We Return Your Freshly Laundered Shirts A Clear -DUMAS- t. : i "Your Appearance Is Our Business" GOLD HILL Californians at Ranch Home By MRS. SAM ELLIOTT Mrs. Meta Simons of Oakland, Calif., is spending some time at her ranch home, Pelton Orch ards. Her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Lyons and Lyons' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lyons, all of Oakland, are also there. Leo Lyons is superintendent of freight cars for Southern Pacific. The first meeting for the fis cal year of the Gold Hill health unit was held at the home of Mrs. George Smith on Sardine creek, with Mrs. Sidney Ander son and Mrs. Ivan Govenor as co-hostesses. 17 Charter Members There were 17 charter mem bers present with four visitors. The visitors were: Mrs. Henry Padgham, Medford, Mrs. Robert Paris, Central Point, and Mrs. Donald Dickinson and Mrs. Meta Powers, both new comers to Gold Hiii. Committee chairmen were named as follows: Mrs. De los Walker, hospitality; Mrs. Madge Dorman, Sunshine; Mrs. Melvin Burnett, T. B. seals; Mrs. Melvin Hood, well baby clinic; Mrs. Norman Gail, men tal guidance; Mrs. Arthur Boye, X-rays; Mrs. Kenneth Fluck, cancer; and Mrs. Jack Cline, sup ply. Publicity manager has not been appointed. The unit is making gadget bags for patients at the Rogue Memorial hospital. The bags were distributed to members to be sewed. These bags will be the units contribution to the auxil iary of the hospital. All the wo men have been asked to save the large sides of cereal boxes, shirt stiffeners or other sources of cardboard to be used in these bags. Birthday Party Miss Patricia Knapp, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Knapp, Old Stage rd. celebrated her ninth birthday at a party Tuesday, Sept. 11. Guests were the misses Sharon Wright, Shar on Bailey, Patricia Boye, Linda Walker, Melva Rae Lewis, Gal Ann Lewis, Norma Shatz, Den ise McLaughlin, Pamela Free man, Bonnie Lynn Knapp and Colleen Sue Knapp. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan L. Lanham of Gold Hill, who live on the River rd., have announced the engagement of their son, Don ovan L. Lanham, to Carol White of Etna, Calif.- Miss White and Donovan Lanham, w hohave both been working with the Jeho vah's Witness organization, met in Etna. They both visited Don ovan s parents last weeK ena Frank Bruce and family and Charles Bruce, sons of Mrs Grace Bruce, were archery deer hunting at Hart mountain re cently. Grandchildren Born Mrs. Maybelle Raines recent ly learned she is a grandmother for the second and third time this summer. Her son, B. J. Dod- son, became tne latner or a live pound boy christened George Harry. Another son, Lindaley Dodson, became the father of a five pound girl christened Pam ela Carrene. Both babies were born during the month of Aug ust. Sept. 15 is the date set for a food sale to be held at Gall s market by the Community Meth odist church. The money from this sale will go toward the pur- Whitt i Dial 2-6165 For Free Pick Up Service! Cleaners Medford y: ' q4 Sunday, September IB, 1958 chase of a new Hammond or gan. The organ will be on dis play and music will be played by Mrs. Grace Bruce during the sale. Back From Visit Mrs. George Dorman has just returned from a few weeks visit with her son and family, How ard Dorman, Astoria. Mrs. Dor man returned home Monday morning. Grading was done this past week on the Christian church property in preparation for land scaping. Improvements have also been made recently on the new basement church building. Other improvements are planned for the near future. Slide pictures of Christian Children's home in Boise, Ida., will be a special feature of the 8 p.m. service of the church this Sunday. The work of this home has been recognized by the county in which Boise is located, and since July, 1953, all juvenile delinquents of the court have been sent to the home during the time of hearing and re-adjustment. Many of these chil dren have been paroled to the home. The public is invited to see these pictures. Back From Vacation Mr. and Mrs. E. Gilbert Cays, evangelists of the Christian church have returned from their vacation in southern Cali fornia. They also attended the Winema Week of Mission Camp on the Oregon coast. Their daughter, Dorothy, remained in San Jose, Calif., where she will be enrolled as a student in San Jose Bible college. Two young ladies. Miss Jean Cunningham and Miss Gloria Jewell, spoke at the church last Sunday morning and told of their mission work in the cen tral part of Mexico. The service was well attended and was fol lowed by a fellowship dinner. Services are conducted at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. each Sunday. This Sunday, Cays will speak on the themes. "Why Jesus Came," and "Precious Promise of Jesus." Sunday school is at 9:45 a.m. Dead line Sunday Classified la at noon Saturday; 10 a.m Monday for Monday: other daya 5:30 previous day Slight Seconds FLANNEL BY THE YARD SALE yJ,$00 Values to reg. 59c yd. A real value in an amazing assort ment of plaid, checks, prints and stripes for pajama and shirting, etc. A real buy at this price. I 1 rL..i J i ci - ".--- ' Al J. J. NEWBERRY Co. ft. . JACKSONVILLE Prominent Ex By MRS. C. S. HOSKINS Jacksonville Funeral serv ices were held Friday, with in terment at Sparlin Cemetery at Williams, for a long time pioneer resident of Jacksonville, Oscar Knox. Two daughters sur viving in this area are Mrs. Peter Fick of Jacksonville and Mrs. J. D. Brown of Eagle Point. Services will also be held Monday for Mrs. Fleta Chapman of Portland, well known in this area and the sister of Mrs. H. K. Hanna, Jacksonville. They will be at graveside at 3 p.m. Monday in the Jacksonville cemetery. Mrs. Joe Price was called to Yakima, Wash., by the illness of her brother. She left here last Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Woods and new daughter, Mira, of Wichita Falls, Texas, were re cent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard White. Mrs. Woods is Mrs. White's daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Peerson of Jefferson, Ore., were last week end guests at the J. E. Johnsons. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Noble, 610 South Third St., recently reported that they received as a prize a portable TV set, won on the Ed Sullivan Sunday night show. Dr. Albert Griffin was away several days last week, attend FIRST CALL FOR FALL September 24 FALL TERM September 24 New Classes Are Now Being Organized DAY and EVENING SCHOOL Specialized Training in: SHORTHAND SPEEDWRITINC , TYPEWRITING BUSINESS MACHINES COMPTOMETER DICTAPHONE Evening Classes 7 to Robertson School of Business 40-42 N. Riverside Phone Short and Long Sleeve Men's Shirts HIGH STYLE Regular $1.98 to $2.98 (o)(oc iJ)y V J each Monday Only Monday only you can buy a regular $1.98 to $2.98 shirt for 99c in sizes S-M-L. It's just odds and ends of regular stock sold out limited amount. Doors open at 9 a.m. New Fresh FIG BARS REG. 29c LB. 21 Lb. Wholesome, fresh cookies, made of the finest California fiqs hits the soot for lunches and snacks as well as after dinner dessert. MEDFORD'S BARGAIN CORNER SIXTH AND CENTRAL MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE NINE - Residents Die ing a state meeting in Leban on. Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Baker and four sons of Onide. S. Dak., were two day visitors at the Ted Hewett home last week. Mrs. Baker is Hewlett's sister. Mrs. Don Sanfor is at the Rogue Valley hospital recover ing from surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cabligh of Bend, Ore., and Mr. and Mrs. Elmar Hastley of San Mateo, Calif., were weekend callers at the home of Mrs. Pearl Whitney. New residents in Jacksonville, living at the old Harry Whitney residence, are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Throneburg and children. The children entered Jackson ville schools this week. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gregg, former owners of Twin Plunges, are visiting in the valley from Phoenix, Ariz. They spent last Monday and had dinner with the Walter L. Sutherlands on old Stage rd. Also a recent visitor at the Sutherlands was Mrs. Sutherlands nephew. Jack Hebisen, of Portland, just out of the Army and home after a three year stay in Italy. He was accompanied by his father. Jack Hebisen Sr., also of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Dale. Fick of Roseburg announced this week the birth of a daughter Sept. 10. The baby has been named Susan Dale. Fick is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fick of Jacksonville. 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