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GOLD HILL Family Moves to Town Br MRS. CLYDE KELL Gold Hill - The Rev. and Mrs. O. L. Kendall and their grandson, Tommy Hunting ton, formerly o Clarks, Ore., moved to Gold Hill recently. They bought a home owned by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mc- Hargue, who have moved to Medford Mr. Kendall - is a " retired Methodist minister. Prior to coming here, he was pastor of the Methodist church in Clarks. The Kendalls are par ents of Mrs. H. H. Robertson, Gold Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jensen, Old Highway 99, south, re turned to their home here after a vacation in Phoenix, Ariz., where they were guests of her nephew and niece, Mr, and Mrs. Eddy Breunig. The Breunig's two sons, Eddy and Bobby, accompanied them home and will remain here until later this month. At that time, the Jensens will leave for Phoenix, Ariz., to live. Prior to returning to Gold Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jensen visited Mr. and Mrs Jim Breunig, Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jensen, Lower Lake. Miss Judy Dunn of Garden Grove, Calif., is a guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cooper, and fam ily. Prior to her arrival, she visited Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rossi, Coos Bay. Mrs. Ernie Cooper returned to her home here from Port land recently after visiting friends several days. Mrs. Earl Moore, Gold Hill, and her sister, Mrs. Bert Al berls, Chuoquin, attended a family reunion of the Hamil ton, Richards, and Hall fam ilies at the Banks Grove Re- sore near Seaside. A total of 150 relatives gathered for the event. En route, Mrs. Alberts was a guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore. Other recent guests at the Moore home were Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Hamilton. Last week end, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore went to Brookings where they were joined later by Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Grebb, Central Point, Mr. and Mrs. Derwin Maple and son, Steve, Central Point, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Grebb and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hallo way and children, Michael and Scott, all of Eagle Point. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Gribble had as guests one week their grandsons, Billy, Stephen and I Danny Colley of Central Point. They are children of Mr. and Mrs. William Colley. Mrs. Colley spent that week attending a leadership school of the Presbyterian church. She is superintendent of the church school of the Central Point Presbyterian church. and Mrs.' Earl Moore, Gold Hill, their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Grebb, and Mrs. D. C. Maple and son, Steve, all of Central Point. . Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Walker and sons, Danny and Robin, of Santa Rosa, Calif., visited Mr. and Mrs. Delos Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Alva Parker recently. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Walker and brother of Delos. Other 'recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Delos Walker were her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wills, and children, Chris Anne, Charlie, and Susan of Fresno, Calif. The Wills also visited her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Ray Turner in Grants Pass. MYSTERY TO POLICEMAN Buffalo, N.Y.-OIPD-Assistant Chief of Police Communica tions Herbert Globnick re ceived a $25 prize for a sav ings slogan he submitted in a national contest but wasn't told which of his eight en tries was the winner. other relatives while here. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Palm er arrived here from their home in Arizona last week to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bell and other friends. The Palmers are former residents of Gold Hill. K World War I Veteran's Bar racks 1835 and auxiliary will meet at the VFW hall in Rogue River Thursday, Aug. 13, at 8 p.m. All World War I veterans are eligible for membership in the barracks, and wives, widows and daugh ters of World War I veterans are eligible to belong to the auxiliary. Miss Delores Cooper was among students of St. Mary's High school, Medford, who were appointed by Sister Shawn Marie to attend the Summer School of Catholic Action National Convention in San Francisco, Calif., re cently. Miss Cooper , will be a junior at St. Mary's this fall. - Spending two days recently at huckleberry gap were Mr. Mr. and Mrs.' Claude Ste vens, Medford, accompanied by their grandson, John Gee, A t w a t e t, Calif., and Joe Smith, Medford, visited Mr. and Mrs. William Force, Tues day. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mc- Mahan and sons, Douglas and Steven, were hosts at their home on Sardine Creek re cently for a party honoring the McMahan's youngest son, Jeffery, on his second birth day, and Mrs. McMahan's grandfather, George Taylor, on his 85th birthday. The oc casion was also in observance of Mrs. George Taylor's 85th birthday which was Aug. 4 The Taylors celebrated their 61st wedding anniversary last Feb. 16. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Roughton and son, Terry, who came from Ur bana, 111. Mrs. Roughton is the daughter of the honored etfuple. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. William Gathright, and Mrs. Eliza Mc Mahan, all of Medford: How ard Taylor is the son of the George Taylors.. The John Cogswell's home was the scene of a barbecue dinner Aug. 2 in observance of Mrs. Cogswell's, Harry Newnham, and Lester Park er's birthdays. The honorees have celebrated their birth days together annually for the past 14 years. Others attending were Mrs. Harry Newnham, Wink Newn ham, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Newnham, and daughters, Cindy, and Dianne, Mrs. Les ter Parker, and the host, John Cogswell, all of Gold Hill, Mrs. Richard Abbott and chil dren, Debbie, Dickie, and Julie, Chula Vista, Calif.; Richard Biles and Miss Elaine Parkens, Grants Pass, and Bill Boye, Fort Oijd, Calif. Eileen Kell was honored at a party given at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kell, Aug. 5 in ob servance, of her 10th birthday anniversary Aug. 4. A unique doll cake made by her moth er was served with refresh ments to Mrs. Cecil Johnson, Mrs. Jack Arnold and sons, Donald and James, Mrs. Ervin Gehring, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Sutton and children, Bobby and Shirley, and Ei leen's three brothers, David, Paul and Jonathon. Mr. and Mrs. David Morris and family of Galls Creek spent last week end near Crescent City. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kell and children, Davi,d, Eileen, Paul and Jonathon, visited friends in Coos Bay recently. The Kells are former residents of Coos Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mar tin, Upper river rd., and their daughter, Mrs. Johh Novak, Medford, returned to their homes Aug. 2 after a trip to various parts of the state and British Columbia. En route north they took their grandson, Allen Martin, to his home in Seattle, Wash., stopping at Portland to see the Centennial and visit Mrs. Martin's sister, Mrs. Dolly Millspaugh, and family. At Vancouver, B.C., they visited his relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Martin, and at Armstrong, B.C., his sister, Mrs. Mary Spangler. . Allen Martin had been vis iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martin, here. Mr. and Mrs. Claude (Bud) Morgan plan to move to Klam ath Falls soon. He will teach seventh grade, and Mrs. Mor gan will teach the fourth grade in the Klamath County school system. He taught the past two years fifth -grade at Hanby Elementary school and was varsity coach.; Mrs. Mor gan has been attending South ern Oregon college. Joe Morgan Jr. has been at tending summer session at Southern Oregon college. He is a junior high school teacher at Chiloquin. While attending summer school he stayed at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J"? Morgan, High way 99, north. Visiting lust week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morgan were former resi dents, Mr., and Mrs. Olhe Joy, and childien, Butch and Carol, of Elmonte, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carter, Upper River rd., had as guests for 10 days recently their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Carter, and chil dren, Ruth Anne and Jimmy, of Lima, Ohio. Leroy is a for mer resident of Gjld Hill and attended local schools. Mrs. Jules Herioa and daughter, Cinday, have re turned to their home in Seat tle, Wash., after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pugh. Mrs. Herion also visited Mrs. Lester Parker and daughter, Linda, planned to leave this week for San Diego, Calif., where thty will visit her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parker. He is in the Navy. They have bought a home in Chula Vis ta, where Mrs. Parker will teach in the. school system Accompanying Mrs. Parker and Linda was Mrs. Howard Davis, Medford. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Smith, Galls Creek, last week were their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Smith, and children of Pasadena, Calif. Mrs. Smith's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. G. E Travels of Portland, and their daughter, Mrs. W. C. Ray, and children of Ft. Worth, Tex., also visited the Smiths. A family picnic was held Aug. 4 at the Smith home. Others attending were anoth er son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Smith, and children of Selma. An adult inhales about 3,000 cubic feet of air an hour. CARPET LINOLEUM TILE Terms to fit your budget AT o LOW OVERHEAD! O Bi9 Saving O Small Markup! O LARGE VOLUME - All ADDS Up to SAVINGS for YOU! DYKE'S FLOOftCOVERItIG 1228 No. Riversida o LOW PRICES! Broadcasters Hold Meeting in Valley Fifteen members of the Oregon Association of Broad casters are attending a board of directors meeting here this week end. ,Ray Johnson, manager of radio station KMED, is president of the as sociation. . The" group attended a din ner at the Rogue Valley Country club and attended the Shakespearean """estival in Ashland Friday night. . Gordon Capps of Ontario, vice president of the broad casters; and Ted Smith, Pen dleton; Mac Mcdeady, Eu gene;. Bob Franklin, Port land; Ken Lockwood, La Grande; Dea"h Charles Dun can, University of Oregon, and general manager of the broadcaster's association, are among those attending the meeting. COUPLi: CAUGHT SHORT Hollywood (UPD Margaret O'Brien, who on her 21st birthday last year collected an estimated $300,000 saved from her earnings as a child star, was nearly unable to pay $2 for a marriage license Thursday. Neither Miss O'Brien nor her fiance, Harold Robert Allen Jr., 24, could muster the necessary cash after a marriage bureau clerk told Allen that checks were unacceptable. A news pho tographer quickly stepped up and cashed Allen's check for him. The wedding is Saturday. Canada's telephone system is third largest in the world. 4-H Club News Daffydills Flower Club At a recent meeting of the Daffydills lower 4-H club, box gardens for the Central Point flower , garden show wee started. Most of the girls receive; prize ribbons for their entries. Last month, the Daffydills and their leader, Mrs. An horn, toured the homes of the girls to view the flowers they had grown"The coming coun ty fair was discussed at an other recent meeting. Entries for the displays and contests also were discussed. Linda Vincent, Acting Reporter Knittin' Kittens The last meeting of the Knittin' Kittens was held at the home of. Mrs. Lucile Frink, the leader. Marilyn Watson, president, presided. The Central Point Pre-Fair was discussed. After the business meeting we went to the home of Mrs. Krouse near the Applegate river for a picnic and swim ming party. The Applegate Knitting club was our hostesses. Linda Johnson, Reporter' Central Poini Cudchewers ' The Central Point Cud- j chewers 4-H dub met at the home of Cecila Fichtner, Cor ona ave., Aug. 3. The club leacfer and mem bers discussed the 4-H awards and entry blanks. Refresh ments were served by Mrs. Fichtner. Sue Higinbotham, Reporter. ' Trail Blazers ' - The Trail Blazers 4-H Horse club enjoyed a horseback ride from the Tom Whittle home to a part of the swift waters on the Rogue. Then an overnight camping , trip on the last two days of July. Barbara Beck, Steve Cot ton, Vicki Caldwell, Marion Callucci, Karen Holley, Da vid Hopkins, Bob Olson, Mark Schmidt, Gail Stone, .Carolyn Sidener, Linda Thames, Bill Ullom, Gary Whittle, and Jo Wood took part in the over night ride. Three members could not bring their horses. Around the campfire at night the club decided that they will have a horse pre-fair Sunday, Aug. 9, at 2 p'.m. Parents are invited. . Barbara' Beck, Reporter. Eagle Point Ranchers The Eagle Point Ranchers 4-H club me' July 27 at the home of Francis Huffman. We had lessons on showmanship. Refreshments were served by 100 Expected at Company Meeting About 100 people from a nine-county area in south western Oregon and northern California are expected to at tend a dinner and sales meet ing sponsored by Richfield Oil corporation Monday night at the Rogue Valley Country club. " Service station operators, commission agents and Rich field marketing personnel are expected to attend. A pro gram built around a circus theme will be discussed, ac cording to E. R. Kennedy, Richfield's Medford agent. Also on the agenda will be an outline of the firm's adver tising and marketing plans Francis Huffman. The next meeting will be Aug. 10 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mike Higday. All members are asked to bring record books. Gordon DeHass, Reporter. for the coming fall and win ter. 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