Illinois Valley News, Thursday, November I, 1937
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Illinois Valley News
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CHURCHES
An independent newspaper devoted to the development of the richest
BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY
valley in the world, the Illinois Valley and its surrounding district*.
CHURCH SERVICES
Published every Thursday at Cave Junction, Oregon by the Illinois
Valley Publishing Company.
Entered as second-class matter June 1 1, 1937, at the Post Office at Sunday school
10 a. i m
Cave Junction, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879
(Leonard Beard, Supt.)
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Editor Preaching each Sunday, 11 a. m.
M C ATHEY
Loval
Defenders,
Vivian
Pul
Bucine»» Manager
I.. E ATHEY
len, acting president .
7 p. ni.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES
Pleaching and a good old fash
Ln Josephine County
ioned sing begins
8 p. in.
$i so
One Year
Prayer
meeting
in
church
.75
Six Months
Wednesday night ......... 8 p. , m
50
Three Months
Outside of Josephine County
“No books but the Bible ant'
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$2 00 no creed but Christ.”
One Year
ED WRIGHT, Pastor.
The Illinois Valley N«W| H -<-rve tl,<- i iuht to reject any adverti.-inv
copy which it deems objectionable. Advertising rates on application
Last Sunday was another good
lay in the Master’s service in the
Brid; • view Community church.
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Sunday school was well attended
and all present enjoyed the morn
ing worship.
Dr. \\ illiam A. Brown, founde
of “The Friendly Mission” of
O'Brien, came to visit in with u.;
ind as the pastor was almost sick,
Cave City’s first church is fast nearing comnle his visit was timely. In his swee’
tion. and Rev. Gray is working over time to see that Christian manner he accepted the
the structure is completed while the good weather invitation to occupy the pulpit ami
gave us a very pleasing and inter
holds out.
esting discourse. Come again
We should be proud of our first church in more Brother Brown.
ways than one. While it is true that it is our very first The Loyal Defenders service a
house of worship, it is non-denominntional and all can 7 o’clock was well attended ant
the juniors outnumbered the
go to this house to worship.
THE FIRST CHURCH
When Rev. (¡ray holds his first service in the new
edifice, citizens of the vallev should fill the house to ca
pacity and give this splendid work the stimulus it de
serves. The boys and girls of the vallev can stand :
little Sunday school and the older ones can stand a
little more religion of their own choosing. Not that
we haven’t the best citizenry in the country, we have
We challenge anv section of the state to show us a bet
ter valley populated with a God-Fearing nirss that
goes about their business without police protection
for we have practically none. But regardless of all
this, every resident could stand to hear more words
of wisdom about the Christ who died to save us from
ourselves.
God speed you and your co-workers in vour work
Rev. (¡ray, ami may your church, OUR FIRST
CHURCH, in Cave City, prosper with the salvation
of souls.
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OCR FIRE DEPARTMENT
Often it takes a cruel blow to stir us to activities,
but (¡od forbid that it should have taken two lives to
make us realize that action is necessary to prepare
against such emergencies as we witnessed in the
valley this week.
Cave City has a volunteer fire department. A
good department, and the boys are doing the best
they know how, but we desire to call to their atten
tion that we COULD do more with added effort,
and if we were of the opinion that it was absolutely
necessary, qùicker action could be had.
We have a truck, hose, pumper and have order
ed a siren as a fire alarm Everything is ready to be
put together except a tank that will hold 250 or 300
gallons of water. NOW is the time to get these need
ed things and NOW is the time to complete the truck
so it can go into service to stop such calamities as we
had this week.
It is not our intention to criticize, Heaven forbid
On the contrary we compliment the boys on the work
so far achieved. We merely would like to call to theii
attention, though we know it is not necessary, that
immediate action for completion of our truck is nec
essary, and sometimes making these thoughts public
stirs us to quicker action.
Let’s have action, boys, and let’s have it quickei
than sooner.
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Good for the Home
Dora Taggart Brown
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“Tomorrow will be a better day
’Tl ere is more to life than in-
if we begin this morning to im
cr< ising its speed.’
prove it.”
“I.et all bitterness, and wrath,
A Toledo friend wrote these
and anger, and clamor, and railing
be put away from you, with all lines and pinned them to a beau
malice; and be ye kind one to tiful bouquet which he placed at
’mother, tender hearted, forgiving the office door of Mr. Marion
foremost
ich other, even as Gad also in Lawrence, America’s
Sunday school leader in the other
■ hr: t forgave you.”—St. Paul.
days:
“It is better to buy a cheap bou
In a letter from a dear friend,
quet
greatly experienced and highly
To give to your friend on this
prized in her community for her
o< d deed-, and now 83 years of
very day:
Than a bushel of roses white
age, she enclosed this poem:
“Ar.d 1 shall always try to be
and red
sincere;
To lay on his coffin when he is
To search for truth and find it
dead.”
where I can.
On Making Orange Marmalade
I shall be charitable, knowing
well
Slice 6 oranges and 3 lemons
The good that lies within my very thin. To every pint of mix
fellow • man.
ture add 1 ‘2 pints of water. Boil
I would 1 be cheerful; ami I
hour; and let it stand over
would be brave
night. In the morning to every
Beneath whatever load, .or chas pint of mixture add 1 ’2 pints of
tening rod—
sugar. Boil until done. This will
A: d oh, these two things I shall make about 2 quarts. (This is my
try to keep:
sister Vertna’s recipe.)
FLO LEEDY
BEAUTICIAN
Josephine County
Pomona (¡range Meets
members were present on
Wed-
nesday, Nov. 10, all auxiliary
members and elgible members are
invited to attend. A pot luck din-
ner Mill be served.
The \uxiliary is si owing for the
hospital and anyone having featb-
ers or ticking to make pillows,
ph
bi ing them with you. These
pillows arc to be used in the Rose-
burg hospital. The Sewing club
. Ill'
will be from 1(1 a. 111. to 5 p, m.
Xll table service will be furnish
Tl
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be-
Josephine
County
Pomona
Grange met at the Shan ('reek
Grange hall, Saturday evening,
Oct. 30, with a good attendance,
About 70 sat down to a very fine
supper at 7:30, the Grange s session
opened at 8:80. G rge Wertz.
chairman of the agricultural com
mittee. spoke on agricultural con
ditions. Effie Smith gave n talk
on beautifying the home grounds
and winter gardening
Senator W. A. Johl
man of the I.egislat
tee, discussed nome <
pertaining to the dai
Mr* Helm, lecturer,
xery inst lieti ve and
program.
The next meeting of the Ponto-
na Grange will be held at the
Fruitdale Grace, hall on
New
5 mu - da). It «ill be an ai> day
affair.
>v. Ed. Wri It and Mrs.
I rown were married last
evening, Nov. 1. at S <
ic brides home in the w ite
>1 distiict. Rev. ( »ray pa toi
ie Cave Junction Con nuni
th, and a persona 1 f»
irideeroom officia
Grants Pass, Ore.
Pioneer-) lintkote Products
Buy From —
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When in Grants Pass
Eat at the
CLUB CAFE
6th and “G” Streets
LOTA PEARC E
BEAUTICIAN
Phone 67-R
517 “G” Street
Grants Pass, Oregon
GRANTS PASS
STEAM LAUNDRY
Pickup in Cave City and Kerby
Monday and Thursday
Deer Creek Grange
Give Fine I’artv
FRENCH LAUNDRY
SOMETHING NEW AND
DELICIOUS
Jordan’» Fre»hly Frozen
SIBERRIAN CREAM
rai
Mr
W ri
c (IH
the
fr<
“Lor e
tento.’
have
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AND DRY CLEANERS
Of Grants Pass
Family Laundry Service —Dry
Cleaning Unsurpassed. Collect
and Deliver Wed. and Sat.
The Grange at Deer Creek gave
one of the finest “Box Socials”
the evening of Oct. 23 that the
valley has ever seen.
Dancing, games, baskets and
boxes loaded with good things to
eat with everyone having a good
time.
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THE BARBER
Bart McCue
CAVE CITY, ORE
Remember to mail that
BOX OF CANDY
Early to Dad or Mother,
Wife or Sweetheart
HORNING’S SHACK ‘
Grants Pass
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Ambulance «ervice dav or nite
502 N 4th St.
Phone 334
SELLING OUT
Our Entire Stock
Everything goes—Every
Slashed
Price
will build that additional room,
re-roof or modernize the
old house
$2.00 “Arrow” Shirt»
$1.65
$5.85 Pendleton Wool
Shirt»
$4.35
$2 50 Pigikin Glove»
$1.95
$5.85 O. D. Wool Shirt»
$4.35
Genuine Army Officer Serge
$3.95 Trench Coats
$3.35
Boys Leatherette Jackets
$1.95
Sheeplined sizes, 5 to 8 only
NOTHING DOWN
See Us for
Details
COPELAND
LUMBER
YARDS
Grants Pass Oregon
Sale Price» on all Suit», Coats
Pants, Etc.
HEATH’S MEN’S
STORE
WARDROBE
CLEANERS
Grants Pass, Oregon
THE OLDEST AND BEST
Since 1911
Wood
Free pick up by
Grant, Pa»» Laundry
SALE
MACK'S SEED AND
FEED STORE
Field Seed,
SI 50 a Tier
Idaho and Mountain Grown
Grimm, Co»»ack. Ladak and
Common Alfalfa
in Cave City
$2.00 Split for Stove
Grey Winter Oat», Common
Vetch
♦
I enugreek, the Greatest Known
Cover Crop
Sperry s Dairy and Poultry
Feed»
514 So. 6th St.
Phone 301-R
J. C. YOUNG
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The sawmill at O'Brien former
ly operated by H. .1. Woodbury
and C. G. Slack will open next
f the
week under new management.
an V*’
Mr. Davis of San Francisco, will
be the new manager and Mr.
Pruitt will be the sales manager.
Mi ■S lit' it*
The new company will furnish nor «almo,
both rotigh a: d tintshed lumb, -i
iting their J
•Woodbury and Slack w II con
They t
tinue with the shingle mill, turn
Woi l;hav»t VM
ing out sugar pine shingles
Mr. and Mrs
The hidi< of the 1.1 on Aux
Charlie Carter has
as guests for a .«
diary held their regular meeting the Stallcup place on
Mrs D <’. Jag)
Wednesday, Novembi r 3, in their river, just south of
Mrs. Jagger is
new meeting room and about ten tion.
and Mrs. Davis.
CAVE CITY, OREGON
WILSON COMPANY
Kerby, Oregon
Physician
Jordan's Siberrian Shop
632 S. 6th St., Grants Pass.
Cave Citv. Oiesfon
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Naturopathic
fire, take the fire to the water.”
A section of hose from the
Ranger station was added to that
of the fire truck and the fire ex
tinguished.
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FOR
y of
the
Mill At O’Brien Now
Under New Management
DR. A. N. COLLMAN
Rogue River R*»of Co.
MARTINS HARDWARE
th
Notary Publics
in Cave City
AMY HUSSEY
M. C. ATHEY
A steadfast faith: a childlike
trust in God.”
'The way to increase happiness
;o pass it on.”
Next Sunday is “Communiot
Sunday.’ All Christians are wel
.•ome to come and worship witl
us. We do i.of practice “Cle.-i
"ommunion” but welcome all, cm Barn Destroyed By
Scripture “Let : Fire at Kerby
.ihasizing the Scripture,
.Man Examine Himself.
Himself ” Specia
nusic and the pastor’s theme will
he “Tile Holy Spirit,"
Tuesday afternoon, a barn own
'd by Clyde Runyon of Kerby, was
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axed by fire. It was used as
NON-DENOMI NATION AL
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chicken house.
Cave City
The fire started during the gym
>e'iod at the Kerby high school,
Sunday School and church ser
though some of the boys said they
vices at Legion hall, Cave City
would rather have had it happen
every Sunday.
luring the history or English
Sunday School at 9:45 a. nt.
■lass, some of the boys were in
Church services at 11 a. m.
■yin attire, but ran over and open
Rev. George
Gray of Grant:
ed the door letting the chickens
Pass, pastor. Everyone invited.
out. Some secured
buckets of
water, while others rftn for the
Community Church
fire truck. The truck was out and
on the way before they reached
Going Up Fast
it.
Mr. Johnson drove his truck to
Many interested people in the
valley will be glad to learn that the Ranger station and Loyd Hays
made it to the scene of the fire
the Community church", being
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built in Cave City, is fa nearing in two minute- flat, it is reported.
completion, and if a little more la The barn, however, was a com
t the fire had such a
ic r could lie donated, the building plete loss, as
would be completed in short or start that 1 the barn could not be
saved.
der.
The hose of Hi Miller’s file
George II. Gray , pastor of the
•liurch and Ortis Seat are now truck was not long enough to
working full time on tile building reach the opposite side of the
and will stay with the job until it barn, so one of the State highway
is completed, but they do need trucks was driven to that side and
Ralph Phillips fastened a chain to
help. Any good ha
nenter who can spi
that part of the barn and the driv
will find their sei
er pulled the burning barn to
Some more material is also needed vhere the stream of water could
ind if anyone has something tliat be played upon it.
As the driver of the truck said:
i ill help m."ke the church more
■omfoitable or cozy, get in touch "If you can t get the water to the
vith .Mr. Gray and help this splen-
lid work along.
Weather conditions at the pres
C AVE JUNCTION
•nt writing are good, and i
BEAUTY SALON
•nongh hel| is available, the : riic
'tire will b< ready for services in :
All Tv Des of Beau
week or so. The first in Cave City
tv Wnrlc
Perman
ent«
50 - S3.50
The citizen y should get behind
and $5 OO
this edifice and see that it is gi
en all the
Open Evenings
MARRIED
Mrs. Rose Croy formerly of
Cave Junction, is a guest of Mrs.
L. C. Hussey for a short time. Mrs.
Croy makes her home with a daugh.
ter in Medford.
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BOB ROUT, Proprietor
Regardless of What
Others sell Corn Beef
for. I WiH Sdl
Less.
CAVE JUNCTION. OREGON
Have your car put in shape for the winter
months
Zerone Anti-Freeze. $1.20 per gal.
All sizes of Hose Connections
The correct type and size battery for all cars
Complete Automotive Service
TEXACO GAS AND OILS
Marfak Lubrication
We will civ n and prepare your cooling system
FREE with each filling of Anti-freeze.
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