Illinois V alley News, Thursday, July 14, 1938
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Illinois
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lllinoi» Valley Seventh Day
Illinois Valley Grange
To Give Benefit Dance
B.-ri Tucker in honor of Wuj ■ ■
Walters. Wayne is leaving this
week for lower California ami the
following attended the party to
wish him bon voyage: Inez Ar-
dith, Dick Tucker, Marguerite
Prentice, Terry and Clara Miller,
Mildred Norman, Thelma Mor­
ton, Martha May Gregg, and
brother, Jr., Everett Longinecker,
Earl Longinecker, Roy Longineck*
er and Rev. Laurie. At midnight
cake and punch was served.
Adventist hurch
Sabbath school 1:30 p. m.
Church service, 3:00 p. m.
Everyone welcome.
F. W. COOPER, Elder.
cal messages in song by the
waters. “Shall We Gather at the
River'' is the theme hymn.
Saturday, July 16, the Illinois
Valley Grange is giving a benefit ,
SPECIAL
dance for Mrs. Laura Krause. One
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of the best things the folks in this
CLEARANCE
great valley do is to help those in WEEK END RALLIES
distress. All know what Mrs. AT WONDER PARK
Krause has gone through and
Editor
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M C. ATHEY
that she is worthy of all the help '
A grand Sunday meeting was
Busine»» Managar
L. E. ATHEY
that can be showered upon her so held at the convention, in Won-
per cent
be out for this occasion. Remem­ der park on the last day. Rev.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES
ber the date and place, Saturday,
In Josephine County
Reduction
The Mary C. Ayres Chapter a record crowd is expected to be ' Lorce of Selma, was the first
$1 50
One Year
speaker and gave a fine address,
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No.
15,092
of
the
Girl
s
World
Six Months
night, July 16, at the Illinois Val­ Rev. H. D. Baugh spoke on every
on Everything
50 Wide Guild of Selma, will be held
Three Months
ley Grange hall at Bridgeview.
Sunday afternoon, A gathering of
Outside of Josephine County
For
balance of July
at the home of Miss Peggy Hogue
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$2 00
good folks at Wonder park for
One Year
next Saturday afternoon.
lunch and services of music.
Ask for queen votes
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The Illinois Valley News reserves the right to reject any advertising
GRANGE PICNIC
Rev.
Dr.
Brougher
was
invited
A
group
from
the
Selma NEXT SUNDAY
copy which it deems objectionable. Advertising rates on application
I this Sunday and Rev. Shaw spoke
church attended a sermon Sunday
and the harp played. Dr. Morris
afternoon at Wonder. They pic­
Josephine County Grange pic-
'«Un
nicked before returning home with nie will be held along the bank J of Wilderville, prayed and. Rev.
ÍREDWO0D EAAPlKE NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS
the following enjoying the trip: of the Rogue river on Ed Hughes' Walter Duff spoke of their 1939
JORDAN’S
Mr. and Mrs. Radcliff,
Mrs. farm near Shan Creek, next Sun­ convention when 300 campers
pleasure
Maude Hogue and daughter, Peg­ day, July 17th. State Master Gill, could stay on this
gy, Mrs. Susan Breazealle, Mrs. Miss Bertha Beck and Peter Zim­ grounds. Their aim was to he'p the
| people. They stood for the family,
Walton and Rev. Laurie.
DOES HISTORY REPEAT ?
merman will be present. Let all | the American Sunday and for no
Grange members and their friends
and Mrs. Ed Norman have come and bring well filled bask­ j crime in the county. Every true
In the June issue of Readers Digest, two very per­ as Mr.
church they backed well.
SHOP-
guests for a short time Mrs.
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tinent articles appear that are worth republishing. M. Morton and family and Mrs. ets. -------------
Saturday afternoon the young
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Make your headquarters here
I folks swim and camp fire service,
Hara and three children of San
Read carefully the following:
July 4th and always after
Mrs. Elizabeth Lynch, Dr. Wil i Sunday at 2:30 p. m. Good musi-
Francisco. Mrs. Morton and Mrs. lard Young and sister, Miss Orrie
632 South Sixth Street
It is a gloomy moment in history. In our own Hara is the mother and sister of E. Young and Rev. C. w. Gan-
Grants Pass
country there is universal commercial prostration and Mrs. Norman.
throp of San Francisco and Rev.
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panic; thousands are without employment and with­
GOOD EATS
Ganthrop’s son Howard Young, at­
M rs. II. Warren was a guest at torney of Crescent City, were
Ju»t Like Mother Made
out the prospect of it. In France the political caldron the home of Mrs. E. Barnes last
¡FRENCH LAUNDRY!
guests of Mrs. Florence Hallock
seethes with uncertainty; Russia hangs as usual like Monday afternoon.
Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs.
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a dark cloud upon the horizon of Europe; while all the
Lynch who recently returned from
SERVED AT AI L HOURS
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The annual school meeting of Honolulu, is the wife of the vice-
influence of the British Empire is sorely tried in cop­ Selma District was held last Mon­
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Agencies
president of the Chamber of Com­
SPANISH CASTLE
! Alma's Dre»» Shop, Cave
ing with disturbed relations in China.
day, July 11th, and Fritz Krauss merce of San Francisco. Miss Or­
City
LUNCH
Of our own troubles no man can see the end. was elected to fill Ed Norman s rie E. Young is director and noted
Wittrock's Store, Kerby
place on the board. Mrs. Ed Nor organist of the Hamilton Square
They are as yet mainly commercial and if we are man
Mrs. A. J. Jackson. Prop. I Lew Hammer, Selma
was re-elected as clerk.
Baptist church of that city, hav­
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only to lose money, and by poverty be taught wisdom
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played there 26 years. Mrs.
I Call: Wed. and Sat.
—the wisdom of honor, of faith, of sympathy and Charlie Weston and family left ing
Hallock was at one time a member
week
San
for
charity—no man need despair.
And yet the very the first of the
of her choir.
Francisco, where they will make
haste to be rich, which is the occasion of this calam­ their
When in Grants Pass
home.
An independent newspaper devoted to the development of the richest
valley in the world, the Illinois Valley and its surrounding districts
Published every Thursday at Cave Junction, Oregon by the Illinois
Valley Publishing Company.
Entered as second class matter June 11, 1937, at the Post Office at
Cave Junction, Oregon, under the act of March .3, 1879
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which we are to resist and subdue the calamity.
Last Saturday night a few of
Does this smack of the present? Well, this ar­ the Selma residents had a scare
ticle appeared in Harper’s Weekly- October 10, 1857, when a grass fire got beyond con BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY
trol. It was soon put out by Lew
“believe it or not."
CHURCH
Hammer, Cap Hinckle, fire war­
Sunday
school
The menace of the Roosevelt campaign does not den, Mr. ami Mrs. E. Barnes, Mr. Preaching et 11 a. m. 10 a. m.
lie in the third term, but in the state of mind that Laurie ami J. Puniply.
Preaching at 8 p. m.
could desire four more years of Roosevelt in the Mr. and Mrs. R. Acken left for Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
White House, four more years of personal govern­ Rogue River on a fishing trip Church services at 11 a. m.
Everyone is cordially invited to
ment, four more years of presidential lawlessness, over the week end. They returned attend
our service.
four years more of executive contempt for Congress, to their home Monday.
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courts and constitution, four years more of central­ Mr. and Mrs. P. Pyle and chil­ Cave Junction Community Church
ization, four years more of wanton extravagance, of dren spent last Sunday afternoon 7:45 p. m. Preaching, "Christ
denunciation and demogogy—in the state of mind visiting the Edgar Barnes’ fami­ and Him Crucified.”
9:45 a. ni. Sunday school.
that wants the new national aims, that wants a fed­ ly.
11 a. m. Morning worship.
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eral interference with every form of human industry The Children ■— World
Crusaders
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and activity, that wants the states stripped of their met with their leader, Mrs. V. «P
powers, that wants the minority deprived of all the Radcliff at the church last Sat­
SPECIAL
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safeguards against the tyranny of the majority, and urday afternoon
bureaucracy substituted for the Bill of Rights.
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You have heard this time and time again concern­ MRS. HATTIE HART
ing President Roosevelt. But the above article ap­ PASSES AWAY
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peared in the New York World, January 2. 1912 and
Mrs.
Hattie
Hart
of
Kerby,
alluded to Theodore Roosevelt.
72 years, passed away last
This newspaper holds no brief for any political aged
Friday afternoon, at the Josephine
party. We are an independent newspaper. We do not General hospital in Grants Pass,
HOLLAND HOTEL
believe in destruction. We do not believe in tearing Mrs. Hart was a member of one
down. We do believe in constructive criticism. The of the county's pioneer fami-
lies. She was born at Kerby, De­
12 to 1 and 6 to 7
present administration must be given credit for hav­ cember
2, 1865.
ing tried to help the masses- whether they succeeded Surviving Mrs. Hart is a daugh-
Mrs. Ethel Coplay
or not is a matter for future ages to determine. But ter, Mrs.
Woodbury of
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brother. Erank i
articles like the above will he printed all over the na­ O’Brien,
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tion and in the future, they will I h * re-printed and they Floyd
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will exactly tabulate the times as of the present and conducted
Mon-
future years to come. As the Digest says at the be­ lay afternoon, at the Odd Fellows
ginning of these articles, taken from Terence, Roman cemetery in Kerby and the East­
dramatist: "Nothing is said now that hath not been ern Star chapter of Kerby, of
which Mrs. Hart was a member
said before."
took part in the services.
Dinner
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ARE WE CHRISTIANS?
There are wars and rumors of war. There are de­
pressions, recessions and oppressions. The world is
full of greed and lust. Aeroplanes drop bombs on un­
protected people and literally thousands have lx*en
killed. This is our great civilized and Christian era.
Most countries are in the hands of dictators and
thev are helping to subdue others.
Here in America we are about to enter into another
political campaign where mud and slime will be hurl­
ed against some of the candidates. It has already
started right here in Oregon we regret to say, and no
one knows where it will end.
Christians are supposed to be charitable and kind
to one another and yet we hear or read most every
day of some disparaging remarks made against a fel­
low human being and in politics it at times becomes
nauseating.
Let us forget our hatreds of the other fellow’s pol­
itics or religion and "Therefore all things whatsoever
ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to
them; for this is the law and the prophets’."
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HOLLAND NEWS
Benefit
Dance
SATURDAY. JULY 16
Last week Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
Johnson of Klamath Falls and Roy
For Mrs. Gus Krouse
Hervey of Holland were vi-itors
at the Baldwin home on Caves
Illinois Valley (»range
Highway.
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Brideview
A dinner was given last week
Grange Hall
at the Baldwin home, on Caves
highway in honor of Mrs G W
J
Baldwin, celebrating her
79th V
birthday Those enjoying the din E
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ner were, Mr. ami Mrs. Ralph
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Spencer, Mr. and .Mrs. Chet Leon
ard and Mrs. Eva Roetie, all of
Medford; Mr. ami Mrs W Grif-
feth and son, Bud of Dryden ;
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Baldwin and
Entertainment De Luxe
sons, George
and James; (’. A.
Hervey, and the guest of honor,
Sat. and Sun., July 23 24
Mrs W G. Baldwin.
CAVE CITY
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Mr. ami Mrs. W
O
Burch
brought in some mighty fine look­
ing corn yesterday This is the
first local corn of the season, and
taken out in a truck ami spent a they will have a g od supply The
SELMA NOTES
most enjoyable time.
Illinois Valley CAN raise fruit
Th«. Girls 4 H Cooking club
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• nd vegetables, most of them su­
held a picnic at the G ray back
A farewell party was given last perior in taste and flavor to other
camp last Wednesday They were Friday night at the home of Reu sections.
“Merrily We Live"
With Constance Bennett and
Brian Aherne
Wednesday, July 27
"True Confession"
With Carole Lombard and Fred
MacMurray
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Eat at the
CLUB CAFE
MAKE THIS
STORE
YOUR SHOPPING
HEADQUARTERS
6th and “G” Streets
LOG CABIN HOTEL
Now Serving
Supplies of All Kinds
Chicken and Steak Dinner»
Mrs. McCarthy
Selma, Oregon
We get part of our milk from
thin cows for those who want to
stay thin; and part from fat
cows for folks who want to get
fat.
Lew Hammer's
Selma, Oregon
Horning’s Shack
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July Clearance
On Annual Store-wide Julv Clearance Sale Be­
gins, FRIDAY, JULY 15.
Drastic Reductions in All Departments to Make
Room for Our Fall Merchandise.
Take Advantage of This (¡olden Opportunity to
SAVE in All Departments. Remember—Every­
thing to Wear for Every Member of the Family.
Sale Starts, Friday, July 15
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Golden Rule Store
(»rants Pass, Oregon
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For Sale
One of the best cattle ranches in Southern
Oregon, 280 acres, 60 cleared ready for crop, 81
shares in Kerby ditch with perpetual water
right. This property formerly sold for $11.000,
can now be had for $1.000 down.
Total Price
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Ted Athey
NEWS OFFICE. Cave Junction
Keep Your Food Fresh
with
ICE
FREE DELIVERY TWICE A WEEK
Valley Phone Orders Received
ILLINOIS VALLEY ICE CO.
Phil Sawyer, Prop.
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