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FOURTEEN MEDFOPD (OP.EGOH) MAIL TPIBUNE
o GOLD HILL
Explorer Post
Br MRS. CLYDE K ELL
Cold Hill Explorer Post 4:i
was organized rec-n!;." in Gold
Hill for Eov Scouts 14 years of
ag? and oidc-r.
Th new post is sponsored bv
the Cold HilK.VFW Post 7415
According to scout officials, it
was through the efforts of
Vajghn Whitmore that the char
ter for the new Expiorer Post
43 wan obtained. All boys in
this are. 14 and over are invited
to become members of the Ex
plorer group even though thev
have not been a scout. The meet
ings are held Wednesday, at 7:30
p.m. in the scout hall.
Robert Schmidt is advisor to
the group. CormitU-e institu
tional representatives are James
Martin, who is commander of
the VFW Post. James Fi.sh.er.
chairman, Adelbert "Mike" Tav
lor. Paul Molloy and Thomas
White.
Thr?e boys who are now reg
istered in the new' explorer
group are Willard Waterhouse.
Peter Dizick. Charles Johnson.
John Elliott. Calvin Smith, Don
ald Fisher, Charles Beil Jr.. Tom
Richardson. Mark Schimdt. Rich
ard Hammersley, and Wayne
Olso.
' Galen Dizick accompanied
four of the explorers on a cam
ping trip u er the weekend
They hiked 35 miles with packs
of food on their backs. Tiie pur
pose of the trip was to learn
preparations to make for this
type of Inking and campirn;
The boys covered the rugged
country above Lake Creek in
cluding Chimney Rock. Climax
Deer mountain. Sugar Loaf
mountain and Fish Lake. Boys
making the trip were Peter
Dizick. Donald Tisher, Tom
Kichardson, and Mark Schmidt.
Past Noble Grands club oi
Amethyst Rebekah lodge will
meet this Thursday, June 27
at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs
Lester Parker on Lampman rd.
Mrs. Harry Newnham will be
eo-hostess.
Miss Mildred Gail arrived
June 18 at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gail
Miss Gail is a student at the
University of Washington in
Seattle, where she is majoring
in studies of the far east.
Enroute home Miss Gail was
a guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Day and their daugh
ter. Miss Vickie Day in Salem
John Payne of Sams Valley,
and her son, Howard Payne, of
Phoenix, Ore., have returned to
their homes following a trip to
Albany. Calif., where they were
railed by the illness of Frank
Payne.
Mr. and Mrs. . Elbert Maerz
and their daughter. Miss Anna
Maerz, and their two sons,
Larry and Kenneth, returned to
their home Sundey following a
trip over the weekend to Sac
ramento and-other places along
the coast.
Homecoming was observed
the last meeting of Amethys'
Rebekah lodge Wednesday even
in. June 19. in the lOOF hall,
with Mrs. Lester Parker, Noble
Grand, presiding.
Final plans were made for
the official visit of the presi
dent of Rebekah Assembly, Mrs
Mary H. Barker. She will visit
this lodge at a special meeting
July 12.
Rebekahs who plan to attend
the dinner for the president at
the Dardanelle on that date are
requested to call Mrs. Parker
before July S so she can make
the reservations. Arrangements
have been made for Mrs. Parker
at the Oaks motel.
It was also announced that
a clean up day will be held at
the hall all day on July 10. It
will be a potluck affair and all
Rebekahs are invited to come
and help.
Plans were made at this meet
inc for the district convention
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First, we wish to personally thank the business firms who
tponsored the announcement of our open house and to those who
have added special decorations and equipment. Again thank you all.
Second, please let us impress upon you the growing demand
for parking. Did you ever pretend to be a client or customer and
attempt to reach your office during business hours? Just find a place
to park, then walk from one to five blocks, possibly climb a flight or
two of stairs, vit your turn to get in and transact your business,
return via the same route to your car and hope there it no parking
r- ticket. Try it some time most of your patrons go thru this nightmare.
Our rooms and buildings speak for themselves. Completely air
condiditioncd by CARRIER, automatic forced hot air heat, tile floor
olr concrete slab and redecorated inside and out. Our plans for future
expansion will still leave room for over sixty cart on our own property.
Come our this evening after five and look us over we'll
O buy you a cup of coffee.
Sincerely,
Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Williams
Organized
which will be held in Jackson-
vi. ie on July 18.
The lodge approved the pro
posal to retain a delegate in the
United Nations Pilgrimage,
which was presented at thi
meeting by Ellsworth Robinson,
special district deputy grand
master for district 10. The pil
grimage is endorsed by the
sovengn grand lodge and is
sponsored by the Odd Fellows.
Mrs. Cecil Johnson was ap
pointed by the noble grand to
meet with delegates from thi
other Odd Fellows and Rebekan
lodges in district 10 who favor
tiie proposition. This meeting
will be held in Central Point
July 20. Harley Looney, chair
man of ihe State Joint Youth
committee will be present. There
are 14 subordinate and Rebekah
lodges in district 10. of which
nine have approved the plan to
sponsor a delegate to the pil
grimage. Tiie other five lodges
will be contacted soon.
Other visitors present for this
meeting of Amethyst Rebekah
lodge were Mrs. Jurasha Moore
and Mrs. 11a z e 1 White, both
members of the Grants Pass
Rebekah lodge. They live in
Rogue River. Mrs. Rena Palmer
ton of Rogue River was also
present for this meeting She i?
a past poble grand of this lodge,
having been a resident of Gold
Hill for many years.
Following the close of lodge
a program was presented by
Mrs. Walter McLean. Mrs. Nor
man Gail, good of the order
chairman, presented decorated
boxes containing birthday cards
from the lodge and its mem
bers to four Rebekahs who will
celebrate their birthdays in
July. George Haff will be 90
years old in July, Mrs. Carrie
Puh! and Mrs. Hannah Will both
be 80 and Mrs. Nina Dusea
berry w ill be 71.
Mrs. Parker was assisted with
the decorations for this occasion
by Mrs. Cecil Johnson, and Mrs
George Dorman. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Wilbur
Martin, and Mrs. J. Les Graffis.
This was the last regular meet
ing of Amethyst lodge. July ana
August are vacation months The
next regular meeting will be
held the first Wedneseday in
September.
Allan Martin arrived Monday
evening, June 17, by plane from
Seattle for a two weeks visit
with relatives in Gold Hill. He
is slaying at the homes of his
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Wil
bur Martin and his father, Jim
Martin and family. Allan also
spent two days visiting in Med
ford at the home of his aun,
Mr. and Mrs. John Novak.
A dinner was held June 18
in Allan s honor at the .home
of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Martin
Present from Rogue River were
his aunt, Mrs. Sid Baker and
her three children, Judy, Jean
and Jack. Mrs. Baker is the
former Vernice Martin.
Cecil Johnson was injured in
an accident at Medco in Med
ford on June 20. He was taken
to the Sacred Heart hospital.
Mrs. Joe Buchanan has re
turned to her home from the
Rogue Valley Memorial hos
pital. She was a surgery pa
tient. Mrs. Curtis Parker of Santa
Rosa, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs.
Nene Sordello and daughter.
Sharry, and their two sons,
Marty and Alan, from Tracy.
Calif., were house guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
I Thompson the weekend of June
! 15 antl 16. Mrs. Sordello is the
former Elaine Parker. While in
: Gold Hill, they also visited in
j the homes of Mrs. Parker's moth
er. Mrs. Minnie Byerly, and a
i brother-in-law and sister of Mr.
I Parker. Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
Force and family.
! Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lamb
and son. Russel. and their daugh
ters. Carolyn and Susan attend-
June 26, 1957
Wednesday. June 26. 1957
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BACK ON THE JOB President Eisenhower, virtually re
covered from his stomach upset, displays his famous grin
as he returns to his dask in his White House office.
SHADY COVE-TRAIL
Program Given By Choir
Shady Cove - Trail Residents
of the area heard the 35-voice
Renanah choir of the Simpson
Bible college of San Francisco
when they presented a concert of
sacred music on Friday evening,
June 21. at the Assembly of God
church in Shady Cove.
The choir was brought here
through the sponsorship of the
Trail Community church, of
which the Rev. Ernest Evers is
the pastor. Two members of the'
choir are from this area. Miss
Claudia Ash, daughter of Mr.
i and Mrs. Wayne Ash of Trail,
' and Floyd Evers., son of the Rev.
and Mrs. Ernest Evers.
j Both of these young people
I spoke briefly of their work at
Simpson Bible college The in
! vocation was given by the Rev.
, Charles McClintic, pastor of the
Assembly of God church in
Shady Cove. Several quartet
I numbers were presented and
Ruseell Marshall, director of the
choir sang a special number. The
Rev. P. S. Allen president of the
' Simpson Bible college gave a
: talk on the aims and work of the
i college and just what the op
portunity of attending Simpson
meant to the young people.
The members of the choir and
others from the college were
lodged in the homes of various
church members overnight. Out
standing choral a r r a ngements
sung by the group included "Hal
lelujah, Amen" by Handel, "A
Mighty Fortress is Our God" by
Luther and a Negro spiritual
"Good a Home in That Rock."
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Jamison of
Ontario, Calif., have been spend
ing part of their vacation in the
sunmmer home of their friends,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thompson,
next to the D o 1 f Larsons in
Shady Cove.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Burling
ame, of Las Vegas have been
visiting Mrs. Burlingame's broth
er and family, Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Spurgeon of Big Butte
creek. Trail. Another guest of
the Spurgeon's has been Spurg
eon's nephew, R. D. Wallace of
Newton, Iowa.
j Ray Mullen, of Shady Cove, ;
i is leaving to attend the summer j
i session at the University of Ore
gon, where he-will major in I
I secondary education. Mrs. Mul- i
I len and children will spend
i the summer with her parents, I
i Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dailey in Tal
I ent. '
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rolland
, have moved to Keno, Ore., w here
! Rolland is working on a job for
led a family picnic held at the:
I TouVelle park June 20. Others j
' present w ere Mrs. Lela Lamb !
of Central Point, and her House
' guests from California. They
were her brother and sister-in-!
law. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Peart.
from Fresno, and Mrs. Peart's
sisters. Miss Phylis Harvey and
Miss Gladys Harvey, of San
Francisco.
The visitors left for their
homes on June 21 after a two
day stay with their relatives in
Central Point and Gold Hill.
Ray Z a c k, missionary to
American Indians, presented a:
talk on problems and conditions
of the Indians at the last meet
ing of the Women's Missionary
Group of the Christian church.
He serves the Indians at Tacoma,
Bremerton, and Seattle, Wash.
Refreshments were served fol
lowing the meeting by Mrs. Les
ter Beihn, hostess for the af
fair, and Mrs. H. V. Munday, co
hostess. This meeting was held
in the church. The next meeting
of the group will be held the
second Friday in July at the
home of Mrs. Clarence Freeman.
Jim Martin was a patient Junej
19 in the Rogue Valley Memorial i
hospital in Medford. where he
underwent surgery. He return
ed to his home the same dav
I Mrs. Dale Smith is confined
in the Rogue Valley Memonai
.hospital following major sur-1
gery June 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bailey!
and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Martin
of Upper River road, had tho j
road in front of their homes j
oiled recently. !
Bill Fink was among the local
j peopie confined in the Rogue i
j Valley Memorial hospital last
week. . J
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MorrisoJi-Knudsen construction
company.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Vincent and family, of Shady
Cove, are Bob's brother and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vin
cent and Mr. and Mrs. George
Eby. all of Oregon City. Also
visiting the Vincent home is
Homer Bowen of Yamhill, Ore.
The Kenneth Vincents and
George Ebys attended the Lions
convention in Medford as deleg
ates from the Oregon City Lion's
club. Kenneth Vincent is also
chairman from district 4, zone
1, for the Lions.
W. R. Trusty and son, Billy
Trusty, Jr., of Klamath Falls,
spent a few days with Trusty's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus
Trusty of Elk Creek, Trail.
Mr. and Mrs. .Orville Bryden
and daughters. Sandra and Gail
of Alton, III., are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Bryden's sister
and family, Mr. and Mis. Tony
Miller, of Trail.
Donald McLachlin of Morro
Bay, Calif., is visiting with John
Peterson of Shady Cove.
The regular meeting of Our
Lady of Falima club will be
held on Wednesday evening,
June 26 at 7:30 p.m. in the Par
ish hall. All members are urged
to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Smith and
baby daughter. Katherine have
moved from Shady Cove to Port
Orford. Ore., where Smith is
employed by the Bureau of Land
Management.
Mr. and Mrs. Travis Little
field, of Shady Cove, spent the
weekend visiting with Mrs. Lit
tlefield's brother and wife. Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Dody of Coquille,
Ore.
Frances Johnson of Shady
Cove is leaving for Los Angeles
the last of this week on vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Chamber
lain and family and Linda Ec
cleston of Shady Cove attended
the rodeo in Montague, Calif,
on Sunday.
Mrs. Lucile Allen, of Shady
Cove, recently made a trip the
Vancouver, Wash., Veteran's
hospital where her father, Jes
se Smith Sr., has been confined
for several months following a
heart attack Smith accompanied
his daughter back to Shady Cove.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Madsen of
St. Louis, Mo, have sold their
property in St. Louis and are
moving to this area to be near
their sister and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Kelley and daughter
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
win Gebhard, of Central Point.
They are staying with the Kel
leys for a few days until they
can get located in Medford.
Mrs. Edwin Gebhard, of St.
Louis, visited with her aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kel
ley on Friday on 'her way to
Central Poinl, where she will
make her home. Mrs. Gebhard
was married to Edwin Gebhard
in February but remained for
the school term in St. Louis
where she was an instructor in
fine arts at Normandy High
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Arent :
and son, Michael, of Medford "
were Sunday guests at Ihe home
of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kelley
of Shady Cove.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kelley of
Shady Cove entertained at their
home recently, showing colored
slides taken in Arizona. They al
so showed pictures of scenes in
southern California taken by
Alan Minter. of Long Beach,
brother of Mrs. Earl Sheppard,
who is visiting them at present.
Guests were Mrs. Kelley's sister
and husband. Mr. and Mrs. M.
Madsen, of St. Louis, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Sheppard and daugh
ter. Carole. Bill Littlefield of
Shady Cove and Mr. and Mrs.
Alan Minter of Long Beach.
Sleepless?
because of Acid Stomach?
Eat 1 or 2 Turns at bedtime to
neutralize acid fast!
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ILLINOIS VALLEY
70 Girls Attend Day Camp
By HELEN BOTTEL , collge in Olympia last year with
Cave Junction More than 70 David Arnold, is staying at the
girls took part in Illinois Valley C. Y. Arnold home in Cave June
Day camp at Camp Chinquapin tion this summer. Both are em
sponsored by the local Girl Seoul ployed as smokejumpers at the
organization.
Older girls worked on badges,
while Brownies learned camp
craft and outdoor cooking. Arch
ery v.-as a new feature this year
Assisting Itol Colpitis and
Lorene Yeargan at the camp
were Ann Messenger, Marie.
Breckenridge, Peggy Kuil, Clara
Basham, Vriginia Steimer, Melva
McDonald, Carrol Costello, Juna
Knight and Dorothy Piller.
About 20 members of the Vet
erans of Foreign Wars. Veterans
of World War I and the Amer
ican Legion spent Sunday pre
paring the VFW grounds for the
July 4 celebration sponsored by
the three groups.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Cross
spent a recent weekend at
Myrtle Creek where they visit
ed Cross' sister. Mrs. Lexie Mc
Knight. On Sunday, the Cross
family had as dinner guests their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Duane Cross of Grants
Pass, and the Rev. and Mrs.
John Utterback.
Mike Whitley, Robert Wright
and Grant Dickey, all Illinois
Valley High school students.
have taken summer assignments
as lire iisiiiers at me cave
Guard station.
Manning the Kerby Peak
lookout station is Ben Bleecha.
j the second man to take sum
! mer services on State Fire Pa
I trol lookouts here. Martin
j Sachse is on Waldo Peak. Freida
Thayer of Rockydale road has
I taken the station at King moun
j tain, near the corner where
i Jackson. Josephine and Doug
l las counties meet.
Boy Scout Troop 70. reorgan
ized recentiy under the leader
ship of Bob Breckenrid cp and
; his assistant Dave Chamberlain.
has changed its weekly meeting
date from Monday until Thurs
day. New officers are Stanton
Kuil, patrol leader, Gary Camp
bell, assistant patrol leader, and
Roddy Bottel, scribe. Dennis
Bottel is senior patrol leader.
Visiting Dr. June Wilson is
Ben Sheppard of Los Angeles
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Phillips in Cave Junction last
week was Leon Bowerman of
Corvallis.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Johnson,
owners of Q-Bar-X ranch, and
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Latham of
Woodstock. Calif., together with
three grandchildren are spend
ing a three-weeks vacation at
the Kerby ranch.
Michael Byrne of Shelton,
Wash., who attended St. Martin's
Cement Blocks Used
in Apparent Suicide
Hollywood ilP Sheriff's
deputies said today attorney S.
S. iSammy) Hahn, one of the
"giants" of the legal profession
I in Southern California, appar
! entiy committed suicide by tie
! ing cement blocks around his
! neck and diving into a swim
j ming pool.
i The attorney's body was found
Tuesday in the swimming pool
behind Hahn's summer home in
upper San Fernando Valley
Hahn, a famed criminal attor
ney, who represented many mo
vie stars, reportedly had been
in poor health for several years
The 68-year-old attorney had
represented the greats and the
near-greats of the film industry
for more than 40 years. Among
his clients were the late evange
list Aimee Semple McPherson,
i Brian Donlevy, Julie London,
Jean Wallace and the most re
cent, Jess Barker.
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Date for the potluck picnic
and work day at the new Ma
sonic Tree Farm near O'Brien
has been changed from June 29
until Sunday, June 30.
New officers of the American
Legion post are Dr. C. G. Stem,
commander; A. T. Hamrick, first
vice commander; Tommy Ow ens,
second vice commander; Al Mel
low, adjutant; Les Henry, chap
lain; Black Miller, finance of
ficer; and Clyde Hayes and How
ard Yearbrough, members of the
executive board.
Grants Pass guests who at
tended the Blue Star Mothers
meeting June 18 were Ardena
Kretschmer. Jennie Smith, Betty
Simmons, Ruth Harmon., presi
dent, Ruth Gullison, treasurer
and Karsa Reed.
A potluck picnic is planned
for July 10 at Elk Creek Forest
camp, starting at 10:30 a.m.
A mall amount of damage to
one of the cabins at the Wish-U-Well
motel occurred Thurs
day at noon when fire apparent
ly starting from a refrigerator
motor. It was brought under con-
i lroi by volunteer firemen.
j
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cribb are
home from a Va;liinptnn triri
where thev visited Mrs. A. W.
Cribb, who celebrated her 83rd
birthday.
Wayne G. Thornhill has been
appointed by the County High
school board as the new indus
trial arts teacher at Illinois Val
ley high school. He replaces Wil
liam Nye who resigned at the
end of the May term.
Home from a week's camping
at Harris beach near Brookings
and Jcdediah Smith state park
are the Robert Bottels. While in
the coast area, they visited Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Van Zee and Mr.
and Mrs. Mike Clemmens at
Smith Fiivcr.
Weekend guests at the Casey
Piller home in Kerby were Mr.
and airs. Edwin Schulz at Eu
gene. Piller's mother and step
father, and his aunt, Mabel
Fromm, from Nebraska. Another
recent guest at the Piller home
from Cottage Grove.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dudley
Andre in Kerby is Mrs. Mildred
Watkins of Santa Monica, Calif.,
mother of Mrs. Andre.
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