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TABLE ROCK '
70 Attend Fall Ra
By R. E. Nealon .Medford, were present at the
Table Rock About seventy : morning session. Randall w a s
person, from many sections of "e imM.u.i-ry iur
. , . i the district.
, the valley, and reprr senting eight j Rev. Hill expressed hls appre.
! of the Sunday schools under the ciation to tne Table Rock
jurisdiction of the Rev. Alan Sundav scnr)ol for the , u
; Hill, American Sunday School played as hosts
Union missionary, attended the, J !
Fall Rally dav held last Satur-1 According to a news storv in
day at the Table Rock school , Friday's Oregon Journal, Mrs.
house. iLucile O'Neill of Klamath Falls
The Rev. Wayne McMillen, ji. co-chairman of the Vanrien-
A gad;et somewhat resembl
ing a cider mill, devised and put
together by Gordon Kershaw, is
being tried out for threshing
pear seed on the Orville Hamil
ton farm where Kershaw has a
nursery.
Jimmy Allen, owner of the
Roguewood Boat Building co. re
ports that they have two run
abouts completed and ready for
market and several other models
under construction. The shop had
been recently moved to higher
ground, as the dashing Rogue
river was beginning to gurgle
too close.
For the benefit of those who
ask us the State Grange's posi
tion on ballot measures, we give
j the following, taken from the
jlast issue of the Grange Bulletin,
j No. I state tax laws No. No. 2
acceptance of gifts Yes. No. 3
Salaries of officers Yes. No. 4
qualifications for coroner and
surveyor Yes. No. 5 Salaries
of State Legislators Yes. No. 6
cigarette tax Yes. No. 7
Fish Bill No recommendation.
much tamer than usual this year.
and were confined mostly to
, trick or treaters, with the young
Jfry wearing grotesque costumes
and horrid looking masks.
Anita Pierce and Jerry ($a?-
hill, dressed as old0 men, were
the best disguised and hardest
to identify of any Jiat tricked
snd treated u. q
Halloween pranks here were
pastor of Jerome Prairie Com
munity church delivered the
morning message, and Lester
berg for Supreme Court Judge
committee. She is being assisted
by Donald Richardson, former
Green. Richardson, Greeri and
Griswold law firm of Portland
Ore.
IOIRI.nC RESIGNATION of pledge snerman Wu uenj.
19, son of former governor of Formosa, members of Psi
Vpsilon'fraternity, Northwestern University, Evanston,
111., stir up controversy. Jack Lageschulte (right), 20, chap
ter presujont, shakes hands with Wu, sars he has no objec
tion to Wu's Chinese origin". Larry Gilleland (center), also
(pproves Wu, regrets action. (International Soundphoto)
Wilcox Jr., pastor of Forest Jackson county man. now of
Acres community cnurcn. deliv
ered the devotional . message.
George Martin, of Cave Junc
tion, had charge of the Bibletics
contest, which is a tost in mem
orizing bible verses that he org
inated The Meadows Sunday school
won the contest with 594 points.
Meadows also won in percentage
of members present, and miles
traveled. The group received
three- pennants.
D. D. Randall and wife,
! Hunters of Chinese pheasants
in this section report only fair
luck, with the birds taking off
to higher ground at the opening
of the season.
There has been the usual num
ber of law violations, such as
trespassing, breaking down fenc
es, shooting from, and across
of ' highways, and after hours.
foam
SCHOOL is CLOSED
Noy. 5 through Nov, 9 0
School will be closed during the entire wedk since our
staff will be taking part in the National Association and
Council of Business Schools meeting in San Francisco.
ROBERTSON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
40-42 N. Riverside 3-4264 Medford, Ore.
NEXT SPEEDWRITING CLASS Starts 11-13-56
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