HORNBROOK
Holiday Visitors Named
Bf KATHERINE CHAPMAN
Hornbrook - The historic
old Henley-Hornbrook ceme
tery attracted the usual num
'br of visitors over the Me
morial Day week end.
Names registered in the
visitor's book showed that 33
distant towns were represent
ed, ranging from Eugene and
5Pneville, Ore., in the north
to Los Angeles in the south.
Yreka headed the list with
23 names, while Medford ran
a close second with 21.
X A number of visitors
availed themselves of the op
portunity of having dinner at
tho Grange hall, with some
coming from Medford and
Applegate Valley especially
for the drive over and the din
ner. The dinner committee of
the Grange headed by Mrs.
Ben Phillips, has expressed
appreciation to all who at
tended the dinner.
A dinner was given at the
home of Mrs. Grace Tyrer on
Memorial Day for friends and
relatives. The dinner, pre
pared by . her daughters-in-
law, Mrs. Albert Wedin and
Mrs. Allie Tyrer. both of
Yreka, was attended by Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Jones of
WhitUer, Calif., , Herschel
Jones of Los Angeles, Roy
Jones Jr. of San Francisco,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hansen
and daughter of Brownsboro,
Ore., Hugh Vettel and Mrs.
Stella Cooley of Yreka, Mrs,
Edith Young of Grenada,
Calif., and Mrs. Mollie Cole,
Dr. and Mrs. Roy Jones Sr,
of Fairfax, Calif., had planned
to come up also for the week
end, but at the last minute,
Mrs. Jones suffered a broken
foot in an accident in her
home, so they were unable to
come.
Mr. and Mrs. Reid Renfro
of Sacramento spent the week
end here with herabrother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
L. E. tfeter. Last weef, the
Jeter's son. Bill, was home
on Rave from the White Sands
Missile range in New Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spearin
of Rumsey, Calif., and his
sister, Mrs. -Guy (Viola) Mur
phy of Salinas, Calif., were
here for the holiday week end
to visit their mother, Mrs. Jim
(Maud) Spearin, who is ser
iously ill in Sacred Heart hos
pital in Medford.
Mrs. Marie Zink of Eureka,
Calif., and her daughter, Mrs.
Ted Davis, gnd three children
of Ukiah, Cfclif., were week
nd guegts of Mrs. Zink's
brother siSter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Smith. All were
visitors Kemoriftl Day at the
home of Mrs. Smith's mother,
Mrs. Doi& Harlahan, in Scott
Valley.
HolidfJ ytek end visitors
at the hom of Mr. and Mrs.
(if. C. iT&lsh were her brother
and etr-in-lw, Mr. and
Mrs. G. X. Cameron and
daught$-s, Cynthia, and Linda
Camarot sactntly sold his
businjBS in Dimitt, Texas,
$VB)to loottsj in Oregon,
A, recent visitor t the home
of Itr. gnd Mrs. Leo King
was hf cousin, Dewey Holl-
rich, feho an route to his
hozm) in Caldwell, Idaho after
spVndinS tha winter in the
Hagaiifn Islands nd'south-
arn Cfcliibrnift. - .;:
Jfr. ffnd V. D. Good
man ens sons are spending a
. fef dgyt viiitin relatives in
iuamfin sails ana JJorris,
CIif.
w St. fohnfc Altar Society
held an outdoors meeting May
28 gt th home of Mrs. Frank
; Bear. Present were the presi-
, dent, Mrs. John Sylva, Mrs,
' D. F. Metzen, Mrs. Jess Cum
mins, Mrs. Agnes Clark and
lns F. Van de Weghe.
Postmaster Wayne Cum
mins and his father-in-law,
Charles Spearin, made a busi-
? Sss trip to Dunsmuir Mon-
Vy. Cummins has been on
; vacation the past two weeks,
wad Mrs. cummins has . re
placed him in the post office.
- Acting as clerk during his ab
fjtnce was Mrs. Lawrence
Breceda.
Urs'. Eileen Rowell of Ward
Cove; Alaska, .near Ketchi
kan, is visiting her father,
lfred Clawson.
4. belated birthday party
honoring the May birthday of
Ct S. D. Haworth was held
' 4fuesdr when the Sewing
club met with Mrs. Ed Smith.
Members present were Mrs.
Lawrence Breceda, Mrs. L. C.
Walsh, Mrs. John Griffin, Mrs.
L. E. Jeter and Mrs. Marshall
Horn. " '
Out-of-town relatives of sev
eral of the eighth graders
fraiikie
: is
GOMIIIG TO
JOHNNY'S
See Pg. 5, Sec. 1
were here for their gradua
tion exercises May 27. Among
them were Mike Turnbow's
grandmother, Mrs. Jean Etier
of Redding. She was accom
panied on her trip here by a
friend, Mrs. Bill Dean, and
grandson, Ricky, also of Red
ding. They were overnight
guests of Mike's parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Andren Skeahan.
Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Baily
came down from Portland,
Ore., to see their granddaugh
ter, Suzzan Kutzkey, receive
her diploma. From Jackson
ville, Ore., were Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Spiegle and sons, Dell
and Hardy, aunt uncle, and
cousins of graduate Donna
Jean Spearin. Relatives of
Maxine Freitas here were her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Sargent Barnes of Yreka, and
her aunt and uncle and cous
ins, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Freitas and Don and Mike of
Montague.
Coming from Sacramento
were Mr. and Mrs. Berrettini
and two sons. Mrs. Berrettini
is Terry Cobb's mother. Terry
has made his home here with
his grandmother, Mrs. Jeanne
Cunningham, and attended his
last three years of school here.
Mrs. Cunningham teaches in
the local grammar school.
Mrs. Ida Sloan is staying
with Mrs. Grace Tyrer now
and caring for her.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Fick
were "drop-in" visitors at his
parent's home Tuesday eve
ning. The young couple, son
and daughter-in-law of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Chapman,
were returning to their home
in Canyonville, Ore., rom a
five-day business trip to Liver
more, Calif.
Visitors at the Harry Chap
man's on Memorial Day were
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Williams
of Oakland, Calif., Mrs. Wil
liams is the former Harriet
Hobson, and lived here a num
ber of years ago. Mrs. Hob
son, her mother, is now 90
years old, and makes her
home with the Williams.
Other callers were Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Beall of Medford,
and Mrs. Beall's mother, Mrs.
Guy Kraft of Yreka.
Guests of Mrs. Minnie
Bloomingcamp over the holi
day week end were her
daughters and their families,
Mrs. Marge Snyder and Karen
and Victor, and Mr. and Mrs.
R. D. Wyatt and Steven, Paul
and Teresa Kay, all of Med
ford. Her other "daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. M. F.
Cavin and Janet of Hilts also
were with her on Memorial
Day. . ,. , ...... . -.,
It would be hard to say
whether the fish or the fisher
men were more plentiful up
and down the Klamath river
over the holiday week end.
"A toss-up," some seasoned
fishermen said, when they ar
rived to find their favorite
riffle already manned by an-
otner hopeful fisherman or
two. Particularly on the up
per reaches of the river was
it noticeably "over-staffed,"
while farther down, in the
Ash creek area, fishing was
reported good, with not too
much competition from other
BARGAINS!
husrsctts "siSsT
a complete
CYLINDER
and
RING JOB
FOt ONIT -
WITH
YALE EMGIXE OVERHAUL FQ1ETS
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Wftfcovt fmkii Tmt Atofor Apart
Jmt 4ra Eaaiaa-Ovarnaat sallats iat start
pltt aaeaiafs . . .'and GO! White yam arrva,
a faetory.Maootfc. aMtallic tayar ft plata avar
wora-cyliaaar walls aatf srttoa rtaas. rastar
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News About
Servicemen
IN OPERATION
Four Marines from Med
ford and a Jacksonvillle Navy
many took part in Operation
'Twin Peaks" on California's
southern coast May 17 to June
2 with the First Marine divi
sion at Camp Pendleton,
Calif.
They were Pfc. Richard D.
Thibedeau, son of Mr and
Mrs. John A. Thibedeau, 905
South Central ave.; Pvt. John
J. Gomer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John J Gomer, St., 412 Man
zanita st.; Pvt. Neal W. Rob
erts, son of Mr. 1 and .Mrs.
Roscoe W. Roberts,. 2476
Spring st.; Pfc. Monte L.
Whaley, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Todi' Whaley, 833 West Jack
son st.; and Kenneth W.
Wells, hospital corpsman, 3c,
USN, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence L. Wells, route 1,
box 1C', Jacksonville.
The two-week maneuver
was the most extensive air
ground landing exercise to be
conducted on the southern
California coast since 1957.
ASSIGNED
Staff Sgt. Kenneth T.
Adams, whose wife is a form
er Medford resident, recently
was assigned to headquarters,
Air Training Command, Ran
dolph Air Force base, Tex.
Mrs. Adams is the former
Miss Phyllis R. Devor, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Amos
I- t i n ir i e i '
uevor, uanney lane, meuiuru.
PROMOTED
Robert D. Burns, 24, son of
Mrs. Edna P." Burns, 845 Gar
field st., Medford, recently
was promoted to specialist
four at Fairchild Air Force
base, Wash. He entered the
Army in February, 1958, and
completed his basic training
at Ft. Ord, Calif. He is a
graduate of Medford High
school.
ENLIST
Seven Jackson county men
recently enlisted in the Army
through the local recruiting
office.
They are Ferdinan W. Bay
er, route 4, box 427, Medford;
Lemuel L. Garrett, 10ft Fair
view St., Talent; William G.
Gilman,' route 1, box 340,
Eagle Point; Raymond R.
Grisham, Forest Creek rd.,
Jacksonville; Lee K. Seitz,
215 South Orange st., Med
ford; William C. Stogsdill,
108 Fairview st., Talent; and
George J. Lawson, route 1,
box 3 13D, Central Point. -
Miss Elizabeth R o n s s ,
route 1, box 512, Talent, re
enlisted in the Women's Army
corps. ,
PRAYS FOR SUCCESS
Vatican City (UPD - Pope
John XXIII, in a brief un
scheduled address during a
fholy hour" rite in St. Peter's
Basilica Friday night, asked
Roman Catholics to pray for
the success of the Geneva for
eign ministers conference. He
did not mention the confer
ence by name, but Vatican
sources said it was a direct
reference to the Geneva meet
ing. Tabspray
in
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