Illinois Valley News, Thursday, March 28, 1940 Page Two T Along the Concrete An independent newspaper devoted to the development of the richest valley in the world, the Illinois Valley and it* surrounding district*. 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 M —o--- Comedy Romance Pokes Fun at Career Girl Editor C ATHEY SUBSCRIPTION PRICES In Josephine County One Year . Six Months Three Month« .......................................... —— .......................................... —— ....................................... ....... -....... SI 50 Outside of Josephine County $2 00 Oaa Year The Illinois Valley News reserves the right to reject any advertising copy which i> deems objectionable. Advertising rates on application P ublisher ^ redwood E mpire -S-S¿C I A T I 0 N newspaper pubushers iptj for the Nassau and Bali sequences, and will be delighted by the sing­ ing of Allan Jones| which has thrilled so many listeners. ------------ o- ■ Pete Fredrickson of Grants Pass was in the valley Thursday, letting his friends know that he is a candidate for county commis­ sioner on the Democratic ticket. there were someone who put up a real debate with him in the Sen­ ate. He says “So far I haven’t been able to get anybody to debate with us in the Senate.” take advantage of the fine facili­ ties of the shop to secure training and produce many beautiful fin- ished articles for personal and camp use. ILLINOIS VALLEY CHURCH OF SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS ITEMS OF INTEREST TO TOWNSEND1TES “Honeymoon in Bali” which teams Fred MacMurray and Mad­ eline Carroll for the second time and co-stars Allan Jones with them, is a lively romantic com- edy, which pokes fun at the mod- ern career girl, who believes her­ self too self-sufficient to find a place in her life for love. It will open next Saturday and Sunday at the Cave City Theatre, with Helen Broderick, Osa Massen, Car­ olyn Lee, four-year-old child sen­ sation, in important feature roles. The new hit, casts Miss Carroll as a representative of the career girl type. She has a very impor­ tant position in a Fifth Avenue department store, and the chief man in her life, Allan Jones, an opera singer, can’t seem to marry her on any terms. Fred, a care­ free fellow inclined to a life of adventure, has just returned from O Bali at the start of the story. From that point, Fred makes every effort in a man’s power to win her. He asks her to take care I of a four-year-old girl, a waif left : on his hands by a friend. Fortuit­ : ously enough, a girl who is still ! : in love with him—she attempts to : commit suicide in Bali because he wouldn’t marry her — appears : on the scene. There doesn’t seem to be anything which will arouse her. Moviegoers will be thrilled by the scenic backgrounds provided Sabbth School at 9:30 a. m. MEETING “PROSPERITY” Preaching Service 11:00 a. m. It was a great debate while it Prayer meeting Wednesday at lasted. The American Forum of 7 :30 p. m. The Reneat ed Suggestion— the Air panel over the Mutual Every city and community has a gossip monger us. You are invited to meet with coast to coast net work. For the who takes delight in telling some choice bit of morsel F. W. Cooper, Elder, Kerby. Plan, Sheridan Downey of Calif­ ornia, Senator Worth Clark, Idaho, damaging to someone, knowing full well that it will and Rep Martin Smith, Washing­ KERBY UNION SUNDAY be repeated and every time it is repeated it is enlarged ton. For Social Security Act, SCHOOL upon, until the person the story is about isn’t even a Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Robert Wagner, New York, Rev. fit candidate to associate with horse thieves, if the every Sunday. AH are cordially John A. Ryan of the National Catholic Welfare Conferences, invited. purported story is to be believed. Easter Services, both morning Kenneth Crawford, President of This is tapping one down, and unless one’s person­ and evening, were held a| the American Newspaper Guild, ality is indeed strong, the tapping down gets him. Kerby church for the first time in ! Chairman. Crawford brought the I FRENCH LAUNDRY The reason for the tapping down is because it is gos­ many years on Sunday with 80I issue to a head in his introductory | & DRY CLEANERS when he stated that “he sip that is damaging. If it was something good, it people present for the morning I remarks understood that the Social Secur­ Sunday School program. Agencies would not travel very far, because people aren’t in­ The morning program directed ity payments large as $50 to $60 Haynes Clothing Shop terested in the good, but oh boy, how they go for the by Superintendent George Horn per month were being paid by Wittrock’s Store, Kerby consisted of a welcome recitation the Social Security Act.” Senator Lew Hammer, Selma scandal monger and that choice bit of slander. Rozalee Caza; an Easter greet­ Wagner started to agree with this Why not reverse the thought. If there is a choice by Call: Wed. and Sat. ing card was tiny Christine Dun­ view when Senator Sheridan bit of good news going the rounds, why not give the can who was “too small to speak Downey stopped him short with a recipient a medal or somethin’ and then it would keep a piece”; other recitations were few COLD FIGURES. Said Sena­ Downey, “Your statements are on traveling, maybe enlarged upon, but as long as it given by Francis Badden, Max tor Morrison, Shirley Martindale, Earl just simply not correct.” “Under was a good thought it could probably stand a little Horn, Evylyn Horn; a duet by the Social Security ‘charity plan’ STMMMUF buoying up. If this were the rule, people would soon Audrey and Eileen Cooper; song, or Social Security Act, the average PROCESS paid is $19.31. Let me also say be looking for a good deed to perform. Of course we "In the Garden”, Master’s Help­ they do not count the 15'^ of the ’ class; song, Peggy Hogue; know this kind of good deed wouldn’t be worth a ers song, Zenna Slack; portrayal of contributors who will never get tinkers dam because it was anticipated. Really good the Easter story by Girls’ class anythingf.”’ “Counting them the deeds come spontaneous-like. They are not hatched under the direction of Mrs. Luci­ average comes down to $19.00 per ” Father Ryan surprised or thought-up. They, (like Topsy) just happen and us Robinson with Peggy Hogue month. some of the listeners by observing and Dena Jones as angels, women GAYMAN’S we don’t try to stop ’em. at the tomb were Rosemary Sachse, “Let me say that I am in entire SEED AND FEED If a thing is told often enough, it becomes a real­ Carol Anderton and Barbetta Far- agreement with his underlying Everything the Farmer needs in ity to most people, and when this happens to most lien with Ethel Elroy as the risen theory of the Townsend Plan as SEEDS, FEEDS, regards the distribution of the FERTILIZERS, Etc. people, the thing IS a reality. The gossip monger Saviour. Costumes and the realis­ National Income. We have put out 514 S. 6th Street. Grants Pass tic stage setting made the sacred starts a story and it is repeated so many times peo­ scenes very impressive. The pro- more purchasing power into the ple believe it, but most of us have to wait until we are gram closed in time for all who hands of those w’ho will use it.” In spite of this but in all sincerity dead to hear the good things we have done, which the wished to attend church. STANDARD OIL he insisted that the Townsend Plan ------------ o------------ scandal monger knows nothing about. PRODUCTS CAVE JUNCTION COMMUNITY w’ould not work. He also confus­ All of this amounts to but one point we are trying ed the net income and the gross in­ and the CHURCH of the United States. Rep. to make—Repeated suggestion. Start something and Community Sunday School at come Best Grease Job Martin Smith brought light on j repeat it often enough and it is believed, and when it 9:45 a. m. You can possibly get at Preaching ......... Ila. ni. this tangled subject. He said “I is believed, IT IS A REALITY. think I can furnish the figures j ------------ o Mr. Bristol tells us in his book, “T. N. T.—It Rocks BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY for the gross income of the United CAVE JUNCTION States, As given by Dr. E. A. I the Earth," not once, but many times, that this theme CHURCH MOTOR COURT Goldenweiser, director of research K. C. HAMILTON is dynamite when used for a wrong purpose. One Sunday School ............ 10:00 a. m. and statistics for the Board of Preaching ................8:00 p. m. may get away with it temporarily, but sooner or later Loyal Defenders ........... 7:00 p. ni. Governor or the Federal Reserve ................ .Ç) System. He has estimated the it has the opposite effect and it becomes, “T. N. T.” Pieaching 11:00 a. m. ¡amount for 1938 at five hundred The mechanics of this theme must be used for good Prayer Meeting, Wed. . 7:00 p. in. ¡and fifty three BILLIONS of dol­ The Seal of Approval : deeds and thoughts. The “institutions” are full of Orchestra Practice, Sat. 7 :00 p. m. lar*.n That floored Father Ryan The Easter program last Sunday and he cheerfully admitted it. people who tried to use society for a wrong cause. morning was put on by the Sunday “All right,” he said smilingly. The The repeated suggestion causes people to think, School children, who radiated the most interesting part of the debate and when they think they unconsciously send out joyous happy spirit of Easter time. was the ignorance exhibited by thoughts and their thoughts are contageous and The Sunday night service was those who were opposed to the others catch it. It is the repeated suggestion—It well attended and the song service Plan. Senator Downey is wishing was enjoyed by all the visitors as Awarded by the American In­ : travels and becomes a most powerful weapon. well as the regular atendants. stitute of Laundering after F H A LOANS Friends—If 1 could get 500 people in this valley The preacher was at his best and Passing Rigid Tests BUILD NOW — PAY BY Pickup and delivery every Mon : to think along constructive lines and think strong delivered a timely message on the THE MONTH day and Thursday in Cave : enough and long enough, there is nothing this valley | text in Mathew 26:39: “And He Junction, Kerby and went a little farther.” Valley Lumber Co. Holland wants it could not have. For the sake of argument— The Sunday morning then» for West F St. Phone 47 Suppose 500 people began saying this week and kept March 31 will be No. 5 in a series GRANTS PASS it up all summer—That this is going to be the best of sermons on the eighth chapter 9’ STEAM LAUNDRY Romans which we will call “Since 1900” year we have ever had. We are all going to be suc­ “ if Christian bondage.” cessful—It this repeated suggestion was conscien­ We have a real treat to offer | tiously passed on to everyone, it would soon be be­ vou Sunday night. The Nazarene, T 51X5 IS A (OK- lieved—and just as soon as it was believed—IT 1 Church of Grants Pass are sending WED FE6ÜN0 r> >ut a group of musical evangel­ STAKT ON A TRIP WOULD BECOME A REALITY. Because the peo­ ! ists who will put on the entire pro­ with a full ple would BELIEV E 1!’. It’s the law, and you can’t gram of music, song and sermon. 6 as tank change it. We cordially invite you to come out and hear them. ---------------- O---------------- The little Church with tlx big OUR CCC CAMPS welcome. Ed Wright, Pastor. Pastor. It is indeed gratifying to know that the order to I ------- * .— I Gone in Smoke! vacate Oregon Caves CCC camp March 31, has been rescinded and from the press dispatches this week it THREE C BOYS— (Continued from Page One) appears that all camps will lx» retained this year. Whether any of our letters sent had any weight construction while redwood, 'wal­ or not, we do not know, but our thoughts must have nut and myrtlewood are u