Illinois Valley News, Thursday, Oc tôlier 12, 1939
ed north of the drug store . • •
merely an enlargement and mov-
ingof a business which Mr. Beard
has been conducting for sometime
at his ranch home .... good
equipment, tops in workmanship.
Give us time . . . we'll be a
city yet.
sea with sandy beach and Walt
Disney animals was of interest.
An added attraction to the table I MINER’S SUPPLIES
An independent newspaper devoted to the development of the richest
was a gift of several varities of
valley in the world, the Illinois Valley and its surrounding districts. ILLINOIS VALLEY CHURCH
grapes from Supt. Wardrip which
A SPECIALTY
Published every Thursday at Cave Junction, Oregon by the Illinois
OF SEVENTH DAY
had
not
only
decorative
value
but
Valley Publishing Company-
ADVENTISTS
an appropriate finish to a tasty
Entered as second-class matter June 11, 1937, at the Pont Office at
Sabbth School at 9:30 a. m.
and well prepared lunch. Mem­
Cave Junction, Oregon, under the act of March 3. 1879
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Preaching Service 11:00 a. m.
bers of the Home Economics class
General Merchandise
Prayer
meeting
Wednesday
at
who prepared the lunch and deco­
KERBY NEWS
M C ATHEY
Editor
7 :30 p. m.
rations
for Every Family
were
Barbara
Hensley,
(Continued from Page One)
You
are
invited
to
meet
with
Jeanne
Villiar,
Dorothy
Hogue,
SUBSCRIPTION PRICED
Need
us.
' adult books and to suit many dif- Bernice Allen, Betty Bergmann,
In Josephine County
F. W. Cooper, Elder, Kerby. ! ferent tastes. The library has Myrtle Kretsinger, Elenor Gale-
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Si 50
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been recently painted white and no and Vivian Pullen with Mrs.
Six Months ........................................ ...................... .
.75
Three Months ........ ......................................................
50 CAVE JUNCTION COMMUNITY a book chute has been built so Thelma Wilson in charge of the
*
Outside of Josephine County
that books may be returned at department.
CHURCH
Teachers present
Ona Year
$2 00
Community Sunday School at any time, even though the doors were Ferd Jones, Earl House,
are not open. The building is just Merl Farmer, Rhoda Mills, Thel­
The Illinois Valley News reserves the right to reject any advertising 9:45 a. m.
Selma, Oregon
copy which i> deems objectionable. Advertising rates on application Preaching ...... .
11 a. m. east of the grade school.
ma Wilson, Ashton Foerst, Effie
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Sweet, Lola Peterson, Myrtle
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pomeroy Walton, Ruby Higanbotham, Ila
KERBY UNION SUNDAY
were at their ranch west of Ker­ Higanbotham, Lois Speaker, Lor­
SCHOOL
Josephine County
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. by last week after spending some na Byrne, Martha Holland, Doral
MILLS
time
in
Seattle
where
they
have
Mallory, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Grey,
every Sunday. All are cordially
business interests. From there Julia Williams, and Bessie Watts.
invited.
Cash prices for Feeds and
they went to their home in Sausa­ Other guests were Mrs. Ferd
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Seeds of all kinds
^REDWOOD EMPIRE NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS Unit]
lito, California.
Jones, Mrs. Anna Stilwalt and Phone 123
BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY
Grants Pass
Shirley Williams.
CHURCH
The Kerby Rod and Gun Club
Itti
"0
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Itll
a s Q | ............
received a cordial invitation to at­ 9
Preaching,
11
a.
m.
EXPERT
REPAIRS
MEETING “PROSPERITY”
tend the joint celebration to be i
Loyal Defenders, 7:30 p. m.
:
AU Work Guaranteed
held in honor of the Boys Beaver f
:
Preaching, 8 p. m.
ASK FOR
:
The “Put-it-off’s” wait until tomorrow to do Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, State Wednesday evening, Octi
i MURPHY HICKS
8
18 at Cave Junction.
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things that should be done today. Tomorrow never 7:30 p. m.
I ILLINOIS VALLEY GARAGE
♦
QlMtSSIIilSISIIMIIStlllMMIIHIIII........ ... I]
comes. The thing to do is to start today to do some Services last Sunday were well A small group came out on :
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attended and the interest good,
:
thinking for yourself. Don’t let others do your especially
:
Sunday night in the Wednesday night to attend a meet­
thinking for you. Make up your mind to start doing Evangelistic Service. The sermon ing which was held at the grade
Wardrobe Cleaners
things today, and get acquainted with “Prosperity.” subject was "Tears" emphasizing school for the purpose of organiz­ s :
ing a Grange at Kerby.
Mrs. :
The oldest and best since 1911
Start on a definite object and don’t stop until you the thought that there is a time L'Rena
:
Free Pick up by Granta Pass
Slack
and
Mr.
Brown,
have accomplished this object, then start on another and a place where there shall be state Grange officers, were pres­
Laundry
no more tears.
ent.
one.
On Monday night we enjoyed a
In this g ty and age, live wires, like the early real treat; the Rev. Frost of Med­
:
♦
Mrs. Cora Barnes is spending
birds get the creaks, and that is a good sh"re of th ford, with a fine ».roup of musi­ a few
JORDAN'S
days
this
week
visiting
at
cians gave a wonderful evening
battle, getting the breaks. Some will sav, “It is
At Your Grocer
of music and a Spirit filled sermon Medford where Mr. Barnes is em
to preach, why don’t he get some of the worms the by
the Pastor. Perhaps this is the ployed by a produce firm.
early birds get and let up. To this we truthfully say, finest orchestra recital ever heard
S'
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that, while it may seem easy to the average individ­ in the Illinois Val ey. Nineteen TEACHERS—
(Continued from Page One)
ual to write these articles, writing them every week members of the orchestra were
i FRENCH LAUNDR y J FRESHLY FROZEN CREAM
present with their instruments.
is not so easy, except that we say practically the A mixed Quartet rendered one ments. Teachers were seated i
The only Siberrian shop in Jos­
same thing week after week, and it may seem tire­ beautiful vocal number and Ithe around a long attractive table À & DRY CLEANERS | ephine County. Visit us and
be convinced.
Columbus day motif was
some, but to those few who are trying to practice chorus of ten voices held the au­ where
Agencies
1
carried
out
in
decorations.
Small
LIGHT LUNCHES
this therne. it is constantly putting into practice dience spellbound. The evening sail boats marked each guest's Cave City Dress Shop
632 8. 6th St.,
Grants Pass
was all too short but they agreed
Wittrock’s Store, Kerby
these thoughts that gets you places. So for those to
place,
a
center
piece
of
a
small
come again Wednesday even­
I Lew Hammer, Selma
few who are really getting some help, we keep on the ing of this week which will also
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
I Call: Wed. and Sat.
job doing our best to try to help those who want to be history by the time this reaches
GRANTS PASS
you, but we will tell you about it
be helped.
HOTEL
in next week’s issue. We assure
A. J. OSTRANDER,
This philosophy works when once given a chance. you
MINERS HEADQUARTERS
that our own eight piece orch­
615
“
G
”
Street
M. D. C. M.
We know it and we have proven it, and we see it estra is well worth your driving
Grants Pass, Oregon
Physician and Surgeon
working for others every day. When once you get th* miles to hear. They give us two
STAIORUF
idea, it is not hard to follow through. Here are some or three numbers each Sunday
PROCESS
Cave Junction, Oregon
night just before the messag^.
real helps to start with:
F
H
A
LOANS
Ed Wright, Pastor
“If you believe it, it is so.” “As ye think, so ve
BUILD NOW — PAY BY
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Dr. H. W. Hermann
THE MONTH
are.” These are from Claude Kristols “T. N. T., It
A special Evangelistic meeting
Dr. S. E. Herman
Rocks the Earth.” The book that is making thous­ will be held Sunday afternoon at
Valley Lumber Co.
OPTOMETRISTS
the Bridgeview Community
ands think, and is doing so much for them.
West F St.
Phone 47
Eyes Examined, Glares Fitted
church, Feature of the service .
Telephone 258-J 519 “II” St.
When you once start on this theme, its success will be appropriate music by a 20-
Grants Pass
lies in your keeping it up. Keep your mind continu­ piece orchestra. The Rev. Frost of
1
REDWOODS
HOTEI
ally focused on the thought and don’t let go. Noth­ Medford will have charge of the
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Grants Pass
ing is impossible. Miracles happen every day. Suc­ meeting; Mr. Frost, a former '
I DR. A. N. COLLMAN |
resident of Selma, is
cess can be yours if you want it. It is up to you. If you 'ong-time
videly known throughout the val­
Naturopathic Physician
want it you must be the one to make the start, no one ley, a factor which is expected to
SOLICITS YOUR
Î SATURDAY AFTERNOONS :
PATRONAGE
reflect upon Sunday's attendance.
else will do it for you.
In Cave Junction
Grants Pass
The public is cordially invited to
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tation will be provided. Sunday attend.
Home Economics Unit
school will be at the usual hour
Excellent (’offee Shopj
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Meets at Bridgeview
• I • a. m. closing at 11 leaving
IN CONNECTION
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THIRTEEN
—
Dr. Fred W. Gould J
from there to the picnic grounds,
REASONABLE RATES
|
At the first meeting of the
Dental Surgeon
(Continuel! (rom Page One)
Each person will bring spoons,
Tuffs Building
year of the Illinois Valley Home
forks and knives or what ever is the News office and at the Theat­
I
Phone 4
Economics Unit, held at Bridge­
Grants Pass
view Grange hall on Tuesday more needed in that line and cup and re if you fail to get one from our
film...... .
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ToueHÊST
than 25 women spent a profitable plate. All who can are asked to representative who is making an
bring
pumpkin
pies
or
what
ever
:AK
’
joe>
I
effort
to
distribute
them
to
every
day. Nola Welch county agent,
z. 7ÄCKL6P
PHOTOGRAPHS
used Buffet meals as her lesson. other dish they desire. Weiners one in the valley.
VJAS Pi’WN ON
and
bun-,
are
to
be
furnished,
by
The
new
management
is
having
Developing and Printing
Miss Welch prepared the dishes,
THE FAßM WITH
Cameras and Supplies
with the assistance of members [ the Sunday school and also punch. the sound system checked by an
A Pitó
Only a rain will prevent this expert from Medford this week
of the unit and talked on food val­
SPEND YOUR MONEY
Artcraft Camera Shop
ues and variations in serving. much looked forward event to be end and any replacements neces­
WISELY
113 N. 6th St.
Granta Pass
While the foods were cooking the postponed so with a Sunday school sary to bring the equipment up to
4
Trade
with
Demonstrator showed how lovely attendance of 70 or more this pro­ tops will have been made by show
mises
to
be
a
real
Sunday
school
time Saturday, so it’ll be a good
center pieces could be made from
:
E. C. GAYMAN
L B HALL
show, good sound and lots of fun.
fruits, vegetables and autumn picnic.
Owner
FUNERAL
HOME
•
leaves, Another centei piecvJ or
MACK'S SEED & FEED
Mrs. L. B. Hall, Manager
Bushnell-Wright
mantle decoration was made of a
YOU CAN’T—
STORE
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Miss Jean Wright and Alvn I.e- I
moss covered log, colored leaves
(Continued from Pane One)
I'hone 578
514 S. 6 St I
Phone 388
Cor. 5th & C Sts.
and hidden nails placed to hold roy Rt-shnell were united in mar- I
Grants Pass
new
business
located
in
the
riage last Saturday evening. Oc­
candle*.
smelter building ....
QUALITY MERCHANDISE
In mid afternoon the luncheon tober 7th. at the home of the of-
at the Right Price.
devote
his
entire
time
to
the
en
­
ficiting
minister,
Rev
Ed
Wright.
was served buffet style after
HULL & HULL
:
which a short business meeting Following a quiet ceremony the terprise when business and per­
We Specialize in
sonal
conditions
warrant
.
.
.
FUNERAL HOME
was held with Mm. Sophia Bunch, happy young couple left iminedi- 1
SPERRY'S DAIRY and
Triangle Brand agent.
POULTRY FEEDS
Texaco Gas, Oil Greases
vice-president, in charge.
Miss ately for Klamath Falls where the !
Ambulance
service day or nita
Beard’s Shoe Shop, is a brand
Welch passed out mimeographed groom has employment.
502 N Ith St.
Phone 334
Everything
the
Farmer
Needs
new little building just complet-
•
GEO. A HICKS
book lists. Members may read
. . . . We can get it for you.
Mr. itpd Mnt Hugo von der j
books from these lists and earn
credit for all books read in this H> lien and daughter. Marilyn, of
VETERINARIAN
Yreka, California, visited Sunday
year.
Horses and Cattle my Specialty
It was decided to hold the next at the Wrn. Armstrong home in
The Seal of Approval
DR O. L. HOHLFELD
meeting at the Grange hall where Holland.
408 South 6th Street
o -
Miss Welch will give another cook­
Day phone 162—Night 538
J E. Franklin of Kerby paid
Grants Pass
ing lesson on the preparation of
dishes that may be prepared the News office a pleasant call on
Thursday and invited the staff
ahead of time.
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A number of patterns and ideas to visit his ranch to see the fine
Complete Line of
WATCH STRAPS AND
were on hand for use as Christ­ bed of strawberries which are still
producing fruit.
BRACELETS
mas gifts.
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Awarded by the American In
—o—
stitute
of
laundering
after
Clarence
E. Eggers
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Martinn of
Passing Rigid Testa
Kerby Sunday School
j
604
8.
6th
St,
Grants Pass
Writs or call for the Special Bank-by-Mail Envelope and
Portland stopped over night Tues­
Pickup and delivery every Mon
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«
»«ttSStSSSSStSSSSSSSSStSISttllSIStSSSSttSSSSSSSSSS
Plans Picnic at Park
explanatory Folder showing the convenience oi this plan.
day with Mr. and Mm. M. C.
day and Thursday in Cave
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Junction, Kerby and
Athey on their way to the Expo­
Holland
The Kerby Sunday School ii sition in San Francisco. They pre­
Notary Publics
planning a picnic dinner at the vailed on the Atheys to go with
AMY HUSSEY
GRANTS PASS
Cave City Park for this next them, leaving here Wednesday
M. C. ATHEY
STEAM LAUNDRY
Head Office* Porf/awd, Oreg oe
Sunday. Oct. 15th. Everyone is noon to be gone over the week
LUCILE FLOYD
mimhi fiumi tfroiiT i n s ■ « a m c í cetMuitew
“Sinco 1900"
invited and methods of transpor- end.
:
Holland
Lew Hammer's
5$
Keibel's
PERFECTION
BREAD
SIBERIAN
Thielen
Furniture
Co.
Dependable
Home
Furnishers
J
Branch o/
United States National Bank
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