12 MAIL TRIBUNE, MedforJ, Oregon, Friday. May 30, 1938
BUTTE FALLS
Students Are Promoted
By MAY JO HARRIS
Butte Falls A flash of
lightning and a clap of thun
der were the prelude for the
eighth grade graduation held
Thursday evening at the high
school auditorium.
The commencement pro-
program included procession
al by Mrs. R. W. Harris; In
vocation by the Rev. Howard
Simmonds; history of class by
Harry Dalton: high school
challenge by George Bray;
presentation of class by Char
les Stratton; diplomas by Earl
Remson, incoming s c h o o
board chairman; Benedicition
by the Rev. Leslie Martin and
recessional by Mrs. R. W,
Harris: ' ,
Throughout -the course of
the program the Grade School
Mixed Chorus offered two
numbers, "Thank You Ameri
ca" and "Over the Rainbow'
under the direction of Dean
Boggan.
Eighth graders receiving
diplomas to enter high school
were Danny Remson, Darlene
Edmondson, Martha Dalton,
June Buttram, Kathy Olson
Steven Deen, Linda Webster,
Garland Ruddick and Dixie
McConochie.-
The Good News club presnt-
ed a program Sunday evening,
May 25 at the Community
Bible church as a resume of
several months classes to fam
ilies and friends.
Pre-schoolers, firsts second,
third and fourth graders sang
songs, repeated Bible verses
that had been learned and
told stories on the wordless
book which' is made up of
five colored pages. Teachers
were Mrs. Lewis Crammer,
Mrs. Harry Dalton, Mrs. How
ard Simmonds, Mrs. Don Jol
liffe and Miss. Virginia McAllister.
Fifth, sixth, seventh and
eighth graders sang songs, re
peated Bible verses and told
stories of the wordless book.
Teachers for this group
were Mrs. L. W. Berck of
Eagle Point, Mrs. Ted Freden-
burg, Mrs. Duane Burton,
Miss Martha Dalton and Miss
Darlene Edmondson. Mrs.
Berck was director of Good
News club.
Charles Stratton, grade
school principal, and grade
school teachers expressed ap
preciation to the PTA for the
sponsorship of the annual pic-S
nic. i i
All grade school teachers
were in charge of activities
Activities -included races- of
'nil tvnM for all pranks First-
second and third place rib
bons were awarded winning
students. Following the pic
nic a baseball game made up
of mixed teams was played.
To wind up the day report
cards . were passed out and
students dismissed for the
year.
Two-Way Wonder
Bible school will start June
9 and continue through June
20 at the Community Bible
church from 9 a.m. until noon
Monday through Friday. All
children 4 to 13 years of age
are eligible to attend. Anyone
i wishing to help at Bible
school will be welcome.
Primary election was held
at the grade school gym Mayl
16. Out of 285 registered vot
ers, 133 voted, a percentage
of less than 50 per cent.
Election board members
were Mrs. Harry Dalton, MrsJ
F. E. (MaBnie) Poole, Mrs
Henry Tygart sad Mrs. Bobj
Edmondson. Counting board
members were Mrs. Wm. Ed
mondson, Mrs. Doug Tinch
Mrs. William (Doc) Bowen
and Mrs. Keith Scott.
Mrs. Bruce Pingle went tol
Eugene to visit with her
daughter, Miss Julie Pingle, at
the University of Oregon for
Mothers week end. While
there Mrs. Pingle was a guest
of Douglas Fullerat a Moth
ers breakfast at Christian
house. Douglas is Mrs. Pingles
future son-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Page Staul
fer are spending the summer
in their trailer house at Steve
Wilson's logging camp. Wil
son is now located several
miles above Union Creek.
Several out of towners were
guests in Butte Falls attend
ing the 1938 High School
graduation. Commencement)
exercises were held , in the
Butte Falls school gymnasium
May 23. Seniors receiving
diplomas were Mike Conley
Dayle Hawkins, Nita Haw-I
kins, Jim Irwin, Cody Rambo
Jim Sheppard, Juanita Shep
pard, Pat Sheppard, Dean
Smith and Edith Wright.
Pat Conley and Miss Dean-
na Louk of Ashland attended
graduation, . Pat and Mike
Conley are brothers. Both Pat
and Miss Louk attend South
ern Oregon college.
Mrs. Olive Cavanaugh ofl
Sacramento attended Com
mencement exercises and is
now visiting with her daugh
ter and family, the Kenneth
Hawkins. Nita and Dayle
Hakins, both graduates, are
two of Mrs. Cavanaugh's
grandchildren. Mrs. Cava
naugh has made plans to visit
with her family until July
4 St which time she will re
turn to Sacramento.
Hereafter Mt. Pitt members
will me.et once a month. Next
meeting is scheduled June 15
and has been set tenatively to
meet at the home of Mrs. Don
Jolliffe.
Mrs. Eddy Trefren and chil
dren of Medford were recent
overnight guests at the home
of her parents, Mr, and Mrs
Keith Scott. Mrs. Trefren and
Dale Smith made the trip for
graduation. Dale and Dean
Smith, graduate, are brothers,
Dale is also a brother of Eddy
Trefren and stays with thel
Trefrens in Medford.
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Bruce Pingle, seaman iri
the Navy, flew home from
San Francisco to spend thiaJ
past week end with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Pingle. Bruce, Jr., has com
pleted school at San Diego
and is now stationed at Val
lejo aboard the USS Alamo
The USS Alamo is in dry!
dock and will remain' there
for three months.,
Week end guests in the
and Mrs. Gary Hawk of Med
and Mrs. Gary Hawk of eMd
ford. The Hawks are cousins
of Mrs. Irwin.
High school students heldl
their picnic the last day of
school at Willow Creek dam
Highlighting the day was a
turkey picnic. . Activities in
cluded swimming, boat rides
and hiking. 1
Faculty and guests attend
ing the picnic with high
school students were George
Bray, Dean Boggan, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Cupples, Mrs. Ken
Knackstdt, Mrs. Ray Shep-I
pard, .Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Scott, ar.d Mrs. Charles (Red)
Capello.
Surgeon Arraigned
On Murder Charge
New York (UPI) Dr
Rodigo Sarmiento will be ar
raigned today on a first de
gree murder charge in the
fatal stabbing of a 33-year-old
Brooklyn nurse.
A Kings County Brooklyn
grand jury Wednesday indict
ed the 38-year-old Filipino
surgeon who surrendered to
a newspaper -reporter. April
30, four days after Miss Mar
garet Kabak was found stab
bed to death in her home.
Police maintain Sarmienta
killed Miss Kabak because
she broke off their romance
on learning he had a wife and
four children in the Philip
pines.
If convicted, he could re
ceive the death penalty.
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covering most of the Arabian
peninsula, has no lakes or
rivers.
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