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HORNBROOK
o Bray Family Has Reunion
By MRS. H. H. CHAPMAN lge. also is home for the holl
Hornbrook The laughter of i days.
O children rang out tiarough many j Another ChicC State student
Hornbrook homes this Christ- j home at present is Mlss Ariene
mas. as members o families I Burns, dauchter of Mr and ATrs
cam from near and far once ,
OnWe to enji,y the traditional ;
fes&vities of the season. ;
One of the 'argfst groups was :
the gathering of the Bray clan
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
lklry Clawson. Coming over
o fro Yreka n Christmas eve and
orcmaining through Christmas
dug, were their daughter and her
r famitv Mr and Mrs "Rustv"
Krvaman and iu rpe children. Thev .
were joind on Christmas day by j
Rusty i grandmother. Mrs,
Blanche Robinson, his parents,
Mr. ad Mrs. Edwin Hansen, and
0 his sister. Miss Patsy Seaman,
all of Medford.
Sisters 3of Mrs. Clawson and
their families present were Mr.
and Mr. Albert Wedin and son.
andMr. and Mrs. Stanley Balfrey
and tw children, all of Yreka,
and brother, also of Yreka, Mr.
and Mrs. Cordon Bray and three
childfKn, Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Brayn four children,. Mr. and
Mrs. George Bray and three chil
dren, and from Montague, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Bray and two
'- children, and from Hornbrook
another sil-r, Mr. and Mrs.
q Hob Cummins, and their son "and
liji family, Mr. and Mrs.-Loren
Cummin and two children. An
Qaunt of the family,' Mrs. Daisy
Bray, al Yreka was a!so present.
O The oniy members of the fam
ily not able to attend were
another sister and her family,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kraft and son
oi Colton, CaJif., and Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Schulte. a daughter
ana sonn-law of iir. and Mrs.
Rob Cummtris, who with their
Cfamily, reside in Riverside,
Ctfif.
Another ,- sizeable gathering
was th,e Lowe family dinner
held at the home of Mrs. Gladys
Jones, and son, Willis. Present
Owereflrs. Jones' father, Frank
Lowe, and ad uncle. Eb Clawson,
bolh of Hornbrook; her sifter
and i.itoily. Mr. and Mrs. "Pug"
0Hegler and three children of
Happy Camp, and brothers, Mr.
nd Mr. "Bill Lowe and -son,
and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lowe
and two jiauhgterj, all of Duns
rtjuir, and another son, Mr. arid
3 lifts. "Speed" Jones and three
sonsoof Yreka.
-.
,-Mjt. nd Mrs. A. A. Protsman
3 were dinner guests on Christmas
dayt trie home of their daugh
ter and her family, Mr. and
Mf Mel Cozzalio and- three
-sons. Other guests were Coz
zaho's ister and family, Mr.
and Mr. Gino Sordi and daugh
ter Eva and sons Chris and
Qjohnny of Anderson, Calif., who
came up several days before and
returned heme the day after
Chriitmas.
It was a first Christmas it
grandpa and grandma s for baby
Larry Breceda. who with his
parent. Mr. nd Mrs. Gene Bre
crttfi, spent the day with Mr.
ancj, Mrs. Lawrence Breceda.
They were joined ii the even
ing by the Rev. Gordon Titus,
and Mrs. Titite and their chil
dren Paul, Sharon and Lois.
CMr. and Mrs. Carroll Funk,
and Mr. and Mrs. Al- King and
rfaiighter Terry Lynn drove to
Canby, Calif., where' they spent
Christmas day with their daugh
ter and sister, Mr. and Mrs
D'iane Seright and children.
Ti S'miJay school of the
Hornbrook. Community church
presented their .Christmas pro-
gram Sunday morning. Miss
Sfilrley Moffett was in charge
of the program, which consisted
of recitations and the tinging of
carols by Uie children, and read-
ing of the Christmas story from
the second chapter of Luke
(Ji f;ie B:He. by her- mother,
Mrs. Wayne Cymmini.
Mr Ttalr,h TnrV and
fwo daughters of Happy Camp
were dinner guests on Sunday
t the home of Mr. and Mrs.
L. CcWalsh.
Mrs. oBertha. Bradley enter
O taird at Christmas dinner for
her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. a (Mi Mrs. Will Rogers, also
(Ben Maplesdeji and daughter.
kay, and fler granddaughter
Geraldirie, all oL Klmath river.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ward Howard
of John Day, Ore., spent, a few
dys at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Clara Howard, with whom
they had Chr.fmas dinner. The
Sunda0before they all drove
to Sshland where they visited
O another son and his wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Howard.
Speeding Christmas with their
mother. Mrs. Minnie Blooming
camp, and their brother. Char
les, were Mrs. Marge Snyder
d children Karen and Victor
of0 Medford
WjjvUt aod
Mr. and Mrs. Dick
sons Stephen and
Faul of Central Point and Mr.
and Mrs. M. t. Cavin and daugh-
Xpt Ja
jnet of Hilt. Mus Elsie .
inccamri of Montague.!
cji'.oom
sister" of
Mr
Blor-mircamp s
late Susfcand. was also. present.
Christmas day guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Everett
Jeter were their newly-wed
, -V, 41,- ?,r.1 Vtfif finchan fr
and" Mrs. Richard Campbell" of j eral hu:1d-ed yards around the
Chico. Calif., and his mother, i srea-
Mrs. Richard A. Campbell of j Police said one person was
Yreka. T'?.e son. Bll. a sopho-j killed and three injured. Fort
more student at Chico Stata col-' una'.ely, most cf the factory's
Ardon Burns Miss Burns iance
' Chuck '- Dilley, a student at ;
Arizona State at Tempe, is also I
home, and spending his vaca- :
tion at. the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Dilley.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Nye, ac
companied by Mrs. George Pet
tee drove to the Bay area last
Thursday and returned on Sun-
day- The Nyes visited in San
Francicso and Sunnyvale, and
Mrs.
Pettee in San Francisco
and
day,
nor
Richmond. On Christmas
Mr. and Mrs. Nye had din
with Mr. and Mrs. Don
True in Grenada, Calif.
On Christmas eve, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Smith, son Bob and
daughter Dorothy drove to Ft.
Jones where they attended mid
night mass at the Catholic
church, then spent the night at
the home of Mrs. Smith's sister.
Mrs. Burnell Burton. Christmas
dinner for the entire family,
nineteen in all, was served at
Mrs. Smith's mother's, Mrs. Dora
Marlahan.
Thursday evening, Miss Doro
thy Smith returned from Reno,
Nev., where she had gone with
Mr. and Mrs. George Wacker
of Yreka to attend the wedding
of Mrs. Wacker's daughter, Miss
Norma Lee Urbach.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greene
returned Thursday from a trip
to Eureka, Calif., where they
had gone to spend Christmas
with their son and his family,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Greene
and two children. They report
the weather on the coast un
believably warm and clear.
On Christmas day, their son,
who is employed at the TV
station ii Eureka, was sent to
the top of Red Mountain to do
some work on the relay sta
tion there, and because of the
unseasonable heat, had to strip
to the skin from the Waist up
to do the work in comfort. This
is the same mountain, that just
one year ago, claimed the lives
of two other employees of the
TV station because of the deep
snow and cold.
Mr. and Mrs. Lauran Paine
and sons, Bob and Lauran Jr.,
entertained at Christmas dinner
at their home for a group of
friends which included Mr. and
Mrs. L. C. Walsh and daughter
Sharee, and Mr. and Mrs. "Tex"
Ewell.
Leonard and Ermin Bear, sons
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bear,
left Christmas day for Seattle,
where they will spend a few days
visiting friends and relatives.
A Christmas tree and holiday
decorations greeted the members
of the Auction Bridge club
when they met Dec. 19 at the
home of Mrs. Henley Clawson,
for their annual Christmas party.
After a dessert luncheon, the
following members played: Mrs.
Charles Quigley. Mrs. Bertha
Bradley, Mrs. Marshall Horn,
Mrs. Lester Nye, who was high
scorer, Mrs. Frank Ohlund, who
took second place, Mrs. Will
Rogers of Klamath river, Mrs.
Bill Wilev, and the hostess. An
exchange of gifts followed the
game.
Another Christmas party was
given by Mrs. Lawrence Bre
ceda at her home on Dec. 20,
when she entertained the Sew
ing club for their annual Christ
mas party. After refreshments.
j gifts were exchanged by the
j following members: Mrs. L. C.
Walsh. Mrs. Marshall Horn, Mrs.
James Hodge, Mrs. Ed Smith,
Mrs. L. Everett Jeter, Mrs.
I Harry Chapman, and a former
i member. Mrs. Kav Kettlewell.
who now makes her home
Medford. and the hostess.
4-H Club News
Rogue. River Dairy
Members of the Rogue River
Dairy club met at the Roy
Strickland home Saturday, Dec.
15. for the annual Christmas
party and gift exchange. The
club presented the leaders, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Parsons, with a
gift of glasware.
The . business meeting was
conducted by the newly elected
officers: Jim Biles, president;
David Carter, vice president;
and Sherry Heckert, secretary.
Larry Moorman is news re
porter. An invitation to take part In
the Gold Hill 4-H Achievement
Day program was accepted and
plans, made for our part of the
entertainment.
The next regular meeting will
be at the Biles home on West
Evans creek. Jan. 19.
Refreshments of popcorn balls,
candy canes and cookies were
served by Mrs. Strickland.
Fireworks Factory
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t APiojion rwns wne
Tokyo (U.R One of Jap
an's biggest fireworks factories
putting away its stock of rock
ets for the new year blew up
Saturday shaking homes for sev
Sunday. December 30. 1956
On The Side
By E. V. DURIING I
(Distributed by King Features
Syndicate, Inc.)
Note it said the Duke of Edin
burgh, rated one of the world s
best dressed men, wears double
breasted suits. That's wrong.
The Duke favors single breasted
suits which he has made by a
Saville Row tailor in London
and for which he pays the equi
valent of $115.
Passing By
Gypsy Rose Lee. The delight
fully daring danseuse. Has been
married three times. On the oc
casion of her first marriage, she
went on her honeymoon in a
trailer and took her mother
along . . . Bill O'Dwyer.- Former
mayor of New York. He is a
member in good standing of the
"Unusual Breakfast Club." Bill's
favorite breakfast is a pot of
coffee and six corn muffins.
Honor Society
Have you been faithful to
your wife for 25 years? Don't
answer me. That certainly is
none of my business. However,
if your answer is in the affirma
tive, please be informed that if
you were an Abyssinian you
would be elected to membership
in an honor society and be
awarded a medal. This society
called "The Order of Fidelity''
was established by Emperor
Haile Selassie of Abyssinia. With
all men who have been faithful
to their wives for 25 years being
eligible. How exclusive the so
ciety is I have not been informed.
Eye Exercises
How is your eyesight? Have
you ever considered taking eye
exercises? To hand is a commu
nication from an 83-year-old
Californian, who reads without
glasses. She discarded spectacles
when 63, after taking eye exer
cises. I have heard of others who
have had similar results with
that type of treatment.
Sidelights
When eating an apple don't
peel it. Especially if your hair
is thinning. Apple peel contains
many of the most important hair
minerals . . . What's the record
for the largest tip received in
Manhattan night club history?
Sam Herman, band vocalist, once
received a Sl.OOO tip from an
inebriated night club patron for
singing. "The Sidewalks of New
York."
Get It Right
Asked who invented the
steamboat, a competitor on a re
cent television quiz program
said it was Robert Fulton. The
answer was accepted. It was
wrong. Two hundred and sixty
four years before Fulton's steam
boat appeared, in 1543, to be
exact, Blasco de Garay, a Span
ish inventor, built and sailed a
steamboat in the harbor of Bar
celona. Bonfire
Mae West. Last of the Brok
lyn Bonfires. Mae's first stage
appearance was as a juvenile
actress at the Gotham Theatre,
Brooklyn. She played the part of
the Angel Child in "Ten Nights
In A Barroom."
Briefly
As for that oft repeated claim
that oysters are good only in
the "R" months. There's nothing
to it. Oysters are good all the
year round and are at their best
in May ... A New Y'orker ques
tions my reference to Eva Tan
guay as "a lively blonde." He
says Eva was not a blonde but
a redhead. Eva was originally a
blonde. Later on in her career
she switched to being a redhead.
Development Group
Denies Charges
Portland (U.R) The Ore
gon Development Commission
Saturday denied charges leveled
by Sen. Richard L. Neuberger
(D-Ore ), that a commission in
dustrial brochure had been
"stacked" in favor of private
power developments.
The Portland Democrat had
charged that the commission's
brochure "Evaluation of Indust
rial Opportunities of Oregon,"
had ignored the role of low-cost
federal power in the state's in
dustrial development. He claim
ed that the commissioners were
private power advocates.
In its reply, the commission
said "The Development Com
mission has not been and is riot
anti-federal power or pro-private
power."
The statement continued "The
commission is on record recog
nizing the critical need for ad
ditional electric power and has
expressed confidence in the ab
ility of both public and private
agencies to solve this serious
i problem . . ."
Police Confiscate
Buenos Aires Paper
Buenos Aires ill, Pj Folice
announced Saturday confiscation
of the latest edition of the politi
cal weekly newspaper "Consiga"
on grounds it printed propaganda
favoring the Peronist regime.
The confiscation took place
Friday as the edition went on
sale. The paper, one of several
political weeklies which have
sprung up in receit months, is
strongly nationalistic, pro-labor
and pro-Catholic.
43 employees had finished their
work and had gone horns.
BUTTE FALLS
Fuiten Family
Br MARY JO HARRIS
Eutte Falls After eight and
one-half years of being on the
job here every Sunday, the Rev.
John Fuiten and family have
taken two weeks vacation.
They plan to visit relatives in
California and New Mexico, and
to visit missionaries to the In
dians in Arizona.
During the Fuitens absence
Sunday services will continue
as usual. On December 23, the
Rev. William Schubert minis
tered for the last time here as
he plans to return to Formosa
next month. December 30 the
Rev. Howard Gear, who held a
meeting several years ago, and
who was camp speaker for two
years will be in the pulpit.
The Fuitcn's schedule calls for
them to be back in Butte Falls
for services on the first Sunday
in 1957.
Christmas morning was white
with frost in the Butte Falls
area while the remainder of the
day was warm and sunny. Ice
skates, skiis, and sleds brought
by Santa have been put away
for the time being.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry (Hank)
Tygart and family motored to
Sacramento, Calif., with Tygarts
parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Ty
gart of Brookings. Ore. The
Tygarts spent the Christmas holi
days with Mr. and Mrs. D. L.
Christensen and family. Mrs.
Christensen is a sister of Hanks
IVed line Sunday Classified is at
at noon Saturday.
caff
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will
Takes Trip
and a daughter of the Tygarts.
The W. L. Harris family spent
Christmas with Mrs. Harris' par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Helbig
of Grants Pass. A brother, R. L.
McComb and family, a former
resident of Butte Falls now liv
ing in Ashland, was also there.
The Robert Tracy family, for
mer residents, now living in
Vancouver. Wash., spent the holi
davs with Mrs. Tracy's family.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Harris. Mr
and Mrs. William Barber and
family of Central Point also
spent Christmas day here. Mrs.
Barber is a sister of Mrs. Tracy
and a daughter of the Mr. and
Mrs. Harris. While here the
Tracy's visited friends and spent
one evening in Medford visit
ing with former residents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd (Bud) Tungate.
Tracy is connected with the For
est Service and was transferred
from here this past summer to
Vancouver.
Mr. and Mrs. William (Red)
Hartlerode and daughter, Susan,
of Ashland, spent Christmas
here with Red's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. William (Al) Hartlerode.
Guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Elga Abbott and son. Raymond,
parents and brother of Mrs. Red
Hartlerode. Late visitors from
Medford were Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Gilman and daughters.
Mrs. Gilman is a sister of Al
Hartlerode.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cathey
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spent Christmas in Ashland with
Mrs. Cathey's father, Charles
Campbell.
The community wishes to ex
tend sympathy to the Bruce
Pingle family after hearing of
the death of Bruces father.
Bruce flew to Los Angeles for
the funeral held Dec. 26. Pingle
visited here this past summer
and at that time was not well.
Many families spent Christmas
at home alone or with close
friends and families here this
year.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan McKeen
spent Christmas with the Virgil
Conley family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Rodgers
spent Christmas with the Bill
Rodgers family. Little Debbie
was seriously ' ill with strep
throat but is reported to be much
improved.
Mrs. Cal Poole was hospital
ized Christmas eve with a seri
ous illness. Her children and
families, F. E. Poole and Mrs.
Les Ellis, have taken turns stay
ing with her since her return
from the hospital.
Winner of the Christmas bas
ket sponsored by the Butte Falls
Lion Auxiliary was Dora, Price.
The basket included a complete
Christmas dinner.
The Gun club held a Christ
mas gun shoot Sunday, Dec. 23.
The Mt. Pitt club was in charge
of the food concession.
A Christmas exchange party
was held by the Butte Falls
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Lions club and auxiliary Friday
evening. Dec. 21. The packages
were left wrapped and sent to
the state school for the blind?
A card party followed given
by the Lions to raise funds for
the auxiliary. The auxiliary un
dertook quite a financial burden
recently, of a local nature, and,
the Lions offered to give a help
ing hand.
Mr. and Mrs. Deltie Moore and
family spent the holidays in
Eugene with the Don Courtright
family. Deltie and Don are
brothers.
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