Illinois Valley News, Thursday, June 29, 1939
Page Four
Kerby News Notes
of General Interest
Surprise Shower Given
For Mrs. H. M. Hayden
NEW ICE CREAM
MACHINE FOR CITY
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American Legion
About 20 members of the East­
Samuel Smith, proprietor of the
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ern Star chapter gathered last Cave City drug store, has just fin­
Thursday evening, when they ished installing one of the latest
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EUGENE BROWN ELECTED
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DIRECTOR OF HIGH SCHOOL planned and carried out a delight­ ice cream machines on the pacific
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ful surprise handkerchief shower coast, in fact it is the first 1939
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The annual meeting of the for Mrs. H. M. Hayden, who with model of the Super-Cold ice cream
TUESDAY NIGHT
Union High school was held Mon­ Mr. Hayden anti little daughter, machine to be sold and installed in
day afternoon at the high school Sara, left today, Thursday, for the state.
JULY 4th
The government, so we were in­
for the purpose of electing a di­ their new home in Ventura, Cali­
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formed, liked the Super-Cold ma­
rector. Eugene Brown of O'Brien fornia.
Admission 75 Cents
Mrs. Hayden held office in the chine so well that they installed
was the only name appearing on
chapter
and
was
one
of
its
most
80 of them on government ships,
the ballot. Sixty votes were cast
McConnell Orchestra
with Brown receiving 30. Other faithful members. She also as­ and from all accounts they are
names were written in and Lew sisted whenever possible in all af­ giving perfect satisfaction.
Soft, delicious flavored ice
Hammer of Selma received 23 fairs and her charming personal­
American Legion Hall
votes. Others who received writ­ ity had endeared her to everyone. cream is made in 12 minutes with
ten in votes were M. Maurer, who It is hoped that Mr. and Mrs. Hay­ Super-Cold, and Mr. Smith is re­
is the retiring director, Mrs. J. J. den will make trips often to this ceiving the cream from the Arden
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section for they will always re­ Farms, manufacturers of the
Villair and C. H. Brooks.
I famous Sun-Freze ice cream, and
The budget was read and the ceive a hearty welcome.
For Fourth of July DANCE
Some very lovely handker- also from Grover’s in Grants Pass
clerk's yearly report received.
SUPPER
The board held a meeting Mon- chiefs were presented to Mrs. assuring him of a plentiful supply.
Hot
Hamburger
Lunch
The machine was set up and
day evening with Graham Smith Hayden by the ladies attending
Including Salad and Jello
Harry
Floyd
the
party.
Mrs.
ready
to
run
last
Wednesday
apd
of Eugene, architect, present,
Dessert—Coffee
Plans were made for additional made the presentation with a few | the people of the valley now can
rooms which will be used as class well chosen words of friendship enjoy the very latest thing in ice
LADIES AUXILIARY
cream. Announcement of the new
rooms to be added to the high expressed by the gifts.
Miss Nell Hayden during the machine is on page five of this is­
school building before this coming
evening served refreshments, as- sue of The News.
school year.
sisted by Miss Lois Caine.
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tables and small fruits.
Mrs. Helen H. Hill, who has
Long wide rows for horse culti-
been visiting Mrs. Dollie Duncan, Special Federal Fire
vation was one of the features of
has returned to her home in Port­
Laws Start July 1st
the W. A. Johnson & Sons farm
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garden on the upper river road. on the farm, not from the stand­ House which should be of interest
SEEMS
Special federal fire laws to Successive planting of early and point of commercial production, to all those having produce to
LIKE
Mrs' Ada Miller, who has been
safeguard the forests from fire late vegetables has also been prac­ but in the savings to the family preserve for winter use.
THEY
visiting her son and his wife, Mr. during
the hazardous summer ticed and a large variety of fruit in cash living expenses.
Lunch was eaten in the shade
and Mrs. Blake Miller, has gone months
NEVER
Miss Welch announced a frozen
become effective on July trees in the family orchard was
to Grants Pass.
on
the
W.
B.
Kemy
farm
near
WEAR
pack demonstration on the after­
These special regulations observed.
first,
noon of July 7th at the Court i Wilderville.
pertain to the requirement of a
OUT!
The
well-planned
garden
of
J. H. Pomeroy returned from campfire permit, except at desig­
Mrs.
Fred
Reynolds,
lower
river
Seattle-to spend the week end with
nated forest camps; to no smok­ road, was inspected and observe
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his family. He returned north
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ing while traveling; and to the re­ tions made.
Sunday evening.
quirement of an ax, shovel and
County Agent O. K. Beals point­
water bucket on all camping ed out that the area devoted to
Lloyd Morrison, who spent the trips.
the farm garden can easily be
winter in San Luia Obispo, Cali­
The regulations that come into made the most profitable acreage
fornia, has returned to his home effect July first are:
in Kerby.
1— Requirement of a campfire
CLASSIFIED ADS
permit before buildng a camp fire
Mr. and Mrs. Blake Miller have
on any national forest land, ex­ FOR TRADE—About 5 dozen
gone to their ranch near Anchor
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION NOW READY
cept at designated forest camps.
quart jars for pints. Harold
on Canyon creek for a few days
The designated camp grounds in
8-ltc
Hill, Cave Junction.
vacaton.
the Illinois Valley are the Gray-
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back forest camp, the Store Gulch I WILL HAVE a good supply of
Firecrackers, Roman Candles Sky Rockets
Mrs; I I A. Peterson made a
U. S. ROYALS
Oregon dry land apricots, right :
forest camp, and the Elk Valley
U. S. TIRE
trip to Grants Pass last Wednes-
after
July
4th
for
3c
a
pound.
forest camp.
Buzz Wheels, Torpedoes, Etc. Everything you
(UASO n «.•-fw
day on business.
600-16
F. W. Cooper, Kerby.
8-ltp
2— No smoking will be permit-
$12.76
600-16
need
to
help
celebrate
and
make
a
noise
ted while traveling, except on a
$8.92
"Those Careless
Kingcaids"
Miss Helen Young who has been
twoway surfaced road.
have thoughtlessly strayed and
visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
3— An axe, bucket, and shovel
“Fifty Famous Sky Stories” have
Ella Young, left Saturday for her
will be required for each party
flown away. Would anyone see­
home in Olene, Oregon.
camping on the national forest ex­
ing these books, please send them
cept parties« that pack in on their
back to the Kerby library?
Mrs. George Thrasher and back.
daughter Grace, shopped in Grants
Attention is called to the year FOR SALE—Beets, carrots and
Pass last Wednesday.
THE TIRE MAN
long regulation, which prohibits
onions. New fresh vegetables
643 So. 6th St., Grants Pass
the use of fireworks within the
from
our
own
garden.
L.
Beard,
Mrt F. W. Jones returned last
national forests at any time. This
1 mile off left of Caves high­
Friday evenng from Crescent City
Cave Junction
regulation also applies to the des­
way.
8-ltp
(Equip with U. S. HOYAIS NOW>
after spending two weeks with her
ignated forest camp grounds.
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niece, M rs. Ear] Tesch, who is ser-
Camp fire permits may be ob­ FOR SALE—Hardwood Van for
iously ill.
$20.00. Mrs. O. W. Henry.
tained at the Redwood Ranger
8-ltc
station. Cave Junction; Cedar
Mr. and Mrs Lucius Robinson
Guard station on the Caves high­ WANTED — Galvanized water
of Kerby, transacted business in
way; the Store Gulch G. S. on the
tank between 1200 and 1500
Granta Pass this week.
Illinois river road; and at the sev­
gallons capacity. Andrew Holt,
eral lookout stations.
Holland, Oregon.
8-ltc
C. L. Schumacher and Paul
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Hein have returned to Twin Falls.
USED FURNITURE
Idaho, after spending a few days Vegetable Gardens Are
4 Piece mahogi ny bedroom
at the Schumacher home in Kerby. Inspected By Group
Mite for
$49.50
Meta! beds full size
$4.50
Mrs. A. C. Barnes of Kerby
Four well planned farm vege­
Springs, full size
$3'.5O
made a business trip to Grants table gardens were visited by 40
Walnut dinette table and
Pass the first of the week.
interested enrollees in the county­
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wide gurden project being con­
8.3x10.6 Axminster rug
$9.85
Mrs. DeEtta Scott, Mrs. C. L. ducted by County Agent O. K.
MANCHEL FURNITURE CO.
Schumacher and Robert Schcu- Beals and Home Demonstration
112-114 N. 6 St., Grants Pass
macher returned Monday from Agent. Nola A. Welch. O. T. Mc­
Vancouver, Washington, where Whorter, extension horticulturist, FOR SALE — Shingles, three
they were called because of the accompanied the tour and dem­
grades to choose from. Redwood
death of Mrs. Scott's son-in-law. onstrated the use of dusting and
and pine.
Woodbury Mill,
spraying equipment for garden
O'Brien.
7-2tp
In Our Readv to Wear Department.
Bud McLean went with Clem insects.
SPEND
A
LITTLE
—
BUY
A
LOT
Sauer to the head of Sucker creek
On an area of 20,000 square
WAITING FOR
IN CAVE CITY. 1 want your
to assist with the driving of cat feet, A. W Burton, Jenkins ave­
listing if you want to sell or
tie. Tbe cattle will be left there nue, had 22 varieties garden veg
trade your property. Elwood
until «‘Inter because of the bet­ etables in addition to small fruits
SPRING (OATS AND SUITS
Hussey.
45-tfc
ter pastpre land.
and fruit trees In 1938 Mr. Bur­
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ton reported this area had pro­ FOR SALE — Mining location
Mr. and Mrs. Art Kellert and duced the following amounts of
blanks, both quartz and placer
son spetjt last week end at their produce in addition to supplying
and trespass notices at
home near Kerby, Mr Kellert, as the family needs of fresh vege
Illinois Valley News office.
chairman of the grade school tables and fruit.
board attended the special meet Produce sold
$ 73.00 FOR SALE — Small ranch con­
ing* of the board last Saturday.
Produce canned
115.30
sisting of 10 acres with good
Clearance of Spring Hats, values to $6.95, all go at $1.00
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house. Will be sold at a price
.Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Blackmore
Total
$188.30
you cannot afford to pass. To­
and daughter Victoria left Wed­
It was pointed out here that
tal price $500. See M. C. Athey
nesday for Canyonville. Oregon, moderate irrigation and shallow
at The News office.
where Mr. Blackmore has employ­ cultivation is advisable
ment. The Blackmores have been
Mr. and Mrs. W E. Kemp of WE BUY SELL AND TRADE at
living in the G. A. Peterson home Wilderville explained that by the
MACK'S TRADING POST.
Ready to Wear Department. Odds and Ends — Hats. Blouses
north of Kerby.
Furniture. Stoves, Tools, Har
addition of forest leaves, barn
Shorts. Sweaters. Slacks, Etc.
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ness and Farm Implements,
yard manure, and commercial fer­
Mrs. Clara Magill of the Log tilizer, the soil in their family
Across the street from Hout's
Cabin cafe in Kerby is vacationing garden had improved to the point
Shell Station.
in California visiting friends and that now the small area of approx
relatives. On her return home imately 15,000 square feet sup­ OLD NEWSPAPERS—one bun
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she will visit the fair on Treasure plied all of their needs for vege-
One large table of close-outs. Children’s white Shoes, values up
Island. In her absence her sister,
COMPLETE service on all types
Mr«. Henrietta Robinson will have
to $1.98 a pair
of domestic and commercial re
charge Of the cafe with the assist the entertainment for the after­
frigerators. Will be in Cave
noon and ice cream and cake for
ance of'Mr* Bert Hadden.
Junction
every
week,
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refreshments with candles and
A. Rigby. Leave orders i with
Wendall Jones was happily sur place cards for decorations. Pres­
The News office.
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prised last Friday afternoon when ent for the occasion were Earl and
a number of hi» young friends Evelyn Horn. Rosemary Sachse, SELL IT!—If you have something
you don’t need or don't want,
came to help him celebrate his sev Audrey and Eileen Cooper. Max
Grants Pass. Oregon
why not use this column to sell
enth birthday. The older sister, Morrison, "Cubby" Wilson, "Mick­
it.
Costs
so
little
and
results
ey"
McLean,
and
Wendall
and
being
hostess
for
Myrtice Jone»
the occasion. Games furnished Dena Jones.
i are astouniahing.
Dance
ROÏALS
FOR ME!
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línAs*nrr
Fireworks
Jacobson's
Variety Store
"to" Skid
Duckworth
SALE
A Pre-Ath of July Sale That
Will Save You Money
i/2 PRICE
One-Half Regular Price
Ladies Hats $1.00
Bargain Counter 59c
Children’s Shoes $1.00
THE GOLDEN RULE