Illinois Valley News, Thursday, July 29, 1937 Page Two CnTTPCHES Illinois Valley News An independent newspaper devoted to the development af the richest valley in the world, the Illinois Valley and its surrounding districts. Published every Thursday at Cave Jii«nct-i«*i, Orep-*M by the Illinois Valley Publishing Company. Entered as second-class matter June 11, 1937, a*. the P»st (XI* m M Cave Junction, Oregon, under the act oi M*a>soh «, 1 *T> M C ATHEY !.. E. ATHEY Edit ox BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNI! Y CHURCH NEWS By th? Ptedtor .iMroJuy iMreW >...... Big Welcome.” DEER ( REEK NEWS WRIGHT-O-WAYS Mrs. J. A. Buckles has recov- It is a far richer experience to ,ered from her rncent ill/iess and put away an enmity than an returned to kar ham« last tie«k. enuwy. If you have reli^i«M wad eax't HkwuM Faw loo .*»!< >« it*, y«-*. «gim '»*-*• •:>«»' d«»«®®*,. A it tetejs- MM» i*. \\«ua> w«A-«te »> ju»x>a, Subscribe for the Illinois Valley News. Its worth the price. 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Outside oí Josephine County $2 00 Luo-w-asd I3:ei»r.i4» &.ua k » w k-kXoTf la te» a «ara t'«u sen«® tiai®. and it was a big day for those wh® CAVE CITY, OREGON NON *Mf NOMIN ATlONAfc LEADING TO WHAT? —•— attended services at the Bridgu tavu City 5»»we T’dckw, who has been in view Community church. Portland under medical treatment It isn’t the province of a small town weekly news­ The old church was well decor­ for several month« e reported Sundav . ’ tchool and church ser- paper to dabble in national problems, that is, we do ated with a profusion of wild very much improved. ( AVE JUNCTION not think it is. But there is a situation confronting flowers and the seasons finest in vices a’ Legion hall, Cavo City —o — every Sunday. DRUG STORE 'ladiolus. us that we want to comment on. Mrs. Blanche Evans and son, Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Prescriptions a Specialty Running a bluff is the good old American past­ The morning message Robert are visiting in Klamath Church services at 11 a. m. Stationery - Magazines time when playing poker, but when it comes to run­ iprocity,” was something differ­ Rev. George I.. Gray of Grants Falls for a brief stay at the home ent in the way of sermons, as we ning a bluff with human beings at stake, that’s an­ considered what God has done Pass, pastor. Everyone invited. of her brother ami family, George Van Buskirk. -------------- o-------------- other matter, and that is what has been going on for md is doing for man, and what —o— THE PREACHERS PRAYER When in Grants Pass some time among nations of the world—running a man has done and is doing for Deer Creek Grange at their re­ Eat at the bluff. And the sad part of it is. no one has had the God. All those present were in- cent meeting, voted to sponsor a Dear God, I thank thee for the many were blessed roiluced and courage to call the bluff. community booth at the county CLUB ( AFE trees; Dear God I thank thee that fair this fall. After the meeting 6th and “G” Streets England and the United »States, the two greatest mil helped. Thou made the beautiful fir nations, can control any situation, and eventually, The young peoples service at trees in all their stately grandeur refreshments of ice cream and o’clock, in charge of Ckiude cake were served. and symmetry of outline, and we believe, the two English speaking nations must 7 Bucket was even more interesting j-* - 1!-- — o— stand back to back or perish for our short sighted­ than usual and was a good Bible used them in your word to typify Mrs. B. J. Squire returned from GRANTS PASS man, your masterpiece in crea­ ness. study on the subject, “Few." Medford last week where she was STEAM LAUNDRY tive art. called to the bedside of her broth Germany and Italy have been playing bluff poker Tin- evening sermon on the sub- Pickup in Cave City and Kerby with nearly all of Europe and so far have been win­ iect, "Goodbye God We’re Go- Ami now Dear God, give me an er, Herman Kurtz, who passed Monday and Thursday His body was ng to Oregon,” was heart sear ludience of men whose business away last week. ning. to self it is to grow toward thee as » shipped to Sacramento for burial. ■hing and provoked one i Now Japan, who has had a free hand in China for analysis. —o— a number of years, puts in 'ill her chips and running Had several visitors, among rec; an audience of men whose Friends of George Covey will lives are straight and true, free THE BARBER the supreme bluff. were three preachers. from crookedness as the fir be glad to hear of his having one whom and hopes of his casts removed lamely. Sister Baugh, of Wilder Leading to what? Bart McCue trees; an audience whose every Another World War, and the last one was mild ville; Bro. Hough, of Selma, and look and aspira»' n of heart and to be able to return to his home CAVE CITY, ORE I in a few months. He has been a : to what the one coming will be, unless the two Eng­ Bro. Brown, of Southern Califor­ soul is ever upward, even as a patient four months at the for nia. fir tree. 0 a lish speaking nations get their heads together and Sunday, August 1st is Com­ Veterans hospital at Roseburg. ED WRIGHT. start calling some of the reckless bluffers, at least munion Sunday. The sermon lex' -------------- o-------------- that is our opinion. will lie, “What Mean You by This As gravity draws water, so sin Mi Josephine Kelly of Grant! W. E. YOUNG When another World War comes, Uncle »Sam will Service?” Exo. 12: 26. We will draws man, ever downward. Pass is visiting Wanda Burch. ■xplain the meaning and the inl ­ —o— get into it just as we did the last one, no matter how Licensed Electrician portance of Communion and we Frank Allen of Medford visited Watch this paper for the dale much we desire to stay out, because some of the bel­ invite our Christian friends to of our big revival beginning some for a few days with his mother. ligerent nations will commit an act that will make us •ommune with us. Mrs. IL J. Woodbury of O’Brien. time in August. fight whether we want to or not. Again this is mere­ Sunday night an old time song All kinds of electric wiring and ly our opinion. But history repeats itself, and that is ind testimony service will be tol­ electric motor repairing lowed by a short evangelistic se r the way we were forced into the last war. mon on the theme, “God or the i *G?1unany and Italy have been betting recklessly Devil, Inquire at Martin's Hardware Which?" Cave City, Oregon for some time, and it is only a question of time until Our Wednesday night Bible some nation has the “guts" to call their bluff. When studies on “Personal Evangelism” and if this happens, the bluff will cease, for all the ire becoming more popular from CAVE CITY’S chips will have to be put on the table and it will be a week to week. I Have The show-down, with the best hand winning, and the best hand is England and the United States. —--------------- o----------------- The man who can bottle lip his wrath at all times is a corker—Selected. -----------------o----------------- NOU A I IRE DEPARTMENT It was gratifying to set* how the valley supported the show last Wednesday evening for the benefit of the (’ave City Volunteer Fire department. A crowd­ ed house was the answer to the plea of the firemen for help to get some needed equipment to fight fires. At the next meeting of the firemen Monday, Aug­ ust 2, we believe the lads will get busy and purchase the n ‘eded apparatus : n I get their department on a workable basis, nd it should not be long until a fine truck is running' up and down the road practicing for any emergency they might I m > called on to handle. The firemen desire to thank everyone who helped in the perform.' nee, both the participants and the general public who made the benefit possible. They hope they will prove equal to the faith and trust thè citizens displayed by their patronage und vneour agement of last evening. ANSWER POPULAR CAFE Monday morning, July 28 was he Bridgeview Community prea­ chers chance to be a good Samar- tan. Jim Coffee and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Lee were stuck near sourdough with car trouble, and he preacher to the rescue. Noon 'uncheon was served by “Coffee*' vithout coffee, with sourdmigh >read near Sourdough. I wonder how many thousand •hurch going people missed ■Lurch last Sunday, because some lon-rhristian friends invited them o go on some sort of an outing, >r spent the day visiting. Signed, The Preacher. ED WRIGHT. Pastor, "The Little Church with the To Your Used Car Problem HOME COOKED MEALS Look at these Values ’35 For-’ DcLuxe Sedan '35 Chevrolet Sedan '35 Terraplene Sedan ». » Ford Coupe 35 Ford Pickup And 15 Other Cans $495 525 350 325 IG5 Otis E. Hackett (did Plate Lunches and Sandwiches Ice Cream and Soft Drink» ♦ Owl Cafe GEORGE L. WARDROBE ( ’LEAN EILS & DYERS SHEEN - MOTH PROOFING— FUR STORAGE Fra® P'xkup Tf you’re » self started, the hu»» wwn’t fri»» (• lw a eraa'«.—Srlrctrti. ---------------- ------------------ wopiirYaf ft. ; • > »ingle unit. th< rntirv tuHry .• fviting behind th« Miner«’ iub'W and ill urr ing interested i« the proposed annual event. With suich viithusiasen it is a f.o that the Jubih’v will he one oP the biggest affair* erer hrU in the vafley. • • , It is ¡«deed gr. i: ‘ying.to Ahe committee to th* interest bein’ taken fcy aH eftiken*. there m Hill a large problem fteinur tAii •cwterjwire »«at 41 m «»ork is just gett'iig start«! »Anyow# whir hx* time and desires to help, plea-efneike y»flr dt> 1» known so n place can lie found where your irrvices ami talents can I m * used. This is a big undertaking, and the com­ mittee will ne<*d all the help it can get. Don’t hide your talent under a bush, put it to work for the en­ tire community. — o----------------- Send The Illinois Valley Neu's To Your Friends MARTIN, Prop. THE USED CAR MAN Grants Pass Nev I o.ation (¡27 S. (ith St Cur Best Friend I by GrMte F«M I®® iwivy Giant* Faw« Lew Hammer’$ Complete Line of General Merchandise Staple and Fancy GROCERIES Selma. Oregon a i V- % ♦