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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, August 8, 1940 _________ ________________
of the wonder world west of the
mountains. They were much im
pressed with the beauty of the Il
linois Valley.
Brown at La Casa Willadora. Miss ,
Nina Gibbs is special representa
tive of the Kansas City Life In
surance company for Minnesota.
The Misses Nina M. and Louise Miss Louise Gibbs and Mrs. Dunlop
D. Gibbs and Mesdames Ada Gibbs are prominent teachers in Minne-
Storing, Alice Garber McArthur, apolis. These guests are actively
and T. W. Dunlop, of Minneapolis, identified with Wesley and Hen-
Minn., were Tuesday evening' nepin
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Methodist
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guests of Dr. and Mrs. William A. and are making a five weeks tour
Minneapolis Friends
Visit La Casa Willadora
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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In Josephine County
JEWELER
Office.
Sherman’s Camp
Cave Junction
INTERESTED
DRESS SALE
$1 SO
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Outride of Josephine County
One Year
Clarence E. Eggers
Del Rogue Hotel Building
The American Legion will give I
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Junction. Kerby High School or I DR. A. N. COLLMAN |
chestra will play.
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The Illinois Valley News reserves the right to reject any advertising
copy which i> deems objectionable. Advertising rates on application
Dental Surgeon
Tuffs Building
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Canti Pas»
Nine hundred and fifty-five (955) Dresses in
this, t'ie greatest sale of dresses ever attempted
in Grants Pass or perhaps Southern Oregon.
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L. B. Hall
Almost a thousand Dresses to be sold in the next
two weeks at drastic reductions. 12
Many of them
half price. Dresses f«»- a’l occasions
...i to be worn
now or any time.
FUNERAL HOME
Mrs. L. B. Hall. Manager
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 3«X
SALE PRICE RANGE FROM 79c to $8.48
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He—What do you say to getting
engaged?
She—Do you know some nice look
ing fellow with money?
Rule
Grants Pass, Oregon
W.A. Johnson Legion Post
Elects New
Attends
Empire Meet
County Judge W. A. Johnson
returned Sunday from an execu
tive meeting of the Redwood Em
pire association at Santa Rosa,
held August 3rd.
The judge was enthusiastic over
the results of the meeting and the
thinge he leiwned while there.
Travel is off 10 per cent, he states,
on account of the war, business
executives did not feel they could
leave their work. Industrial ex
ecutives have hail their vacation
cancelled on account of increased
factory work, and the people in
the lower brackets of income, have
had their incomes decreased by
federal taxes.
Secretaries of chambers of com
merce and travel agencies will hold
their annual meeting at the Ore
gon Caves Chateau September 20.
Clyde Edmondson, manager of the
Redwood Empire association, will
attend this meeting ami has agreed
to stay over another day and will
meet with executives of the Grants
Pass chamber and county officers
the next day.
The board of the Redwood Em
pire association definitely fixed |
October 25 and 26 as the date for)
their annual convention at Ukiah.
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The American Legion will give
a dance Saturday, August 10 in
the American Legion hall. Cave
Junction. Kerby High School or-
chestra will play.
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Farewell Party Held
For the Galeno Family
Clearance Sale
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AMY HUSSEY
M. C. ATHEY
LUCILE FLOYD
Holland
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Finger Waving
PLYMOUTH
Complete Beauty
Service
ILLINOIS VALLEY CHURCH
OF SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTISTS
Sabbth School at 9:30 a. m.
Preaching Service 11:00 a. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
10 p. m.
You are invited to meet with
us.
F. W. Cooper, Elder, Kerby.
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SCHOOL
NOTICE
You are always welcome at
504 “F” St., Grants Pass
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■ Haynes Clothing Shop
| Wittrock’s Store, Kerby
* Lew Hammer, Selma
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Grants Pass
SOLICITS YOUR
PATRONAGE
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Excellent Coffee Shopj
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Balzke re
Community Sunday School at
cently gave a lovely farewell par 9:45 a. m.
ty to the Galenas, and their many Preaching
11 a in.
community friends welcomed the
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opportunity to gather and let them
BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY
know their deep regard for the
CHURCH
family. Over 30 guests were pres Sunday School 10 to 11 a. m.
ent on the spacious veranda of Worship service 11 a. m. to 12 in.
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Waldo Motel. A beautiful china Young Peoples Service 7 to 8 p. i nt.
flower bowl in delicate pink shade, Preaching S p. m.
the gift of neighbors and friends,
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
was presented to Mrs. Galeno in a < o'clock p. m.
tew well chosen words spoken by
We had a wonderful communion
Mrs. William A, Brown. Mis. Ga service last Sunday. The Bible
lena ” r.pondr ! in her usual grac tudy was on water Baptism and
ious manner.
was not only interesting but also
Delicious refreshments of ice instructive.
cream and cake were served, and
A large number were out to bap
all united in a God-speed to the tismal service at Sucker creek
Galenos, so highly esteemed by all bridge with 50 in attendance,
Illinois valley folks
There were four candidates for
Illinois valley and the O'Brien baptism and despite the warm
community in particular suffers a weather we hail a beautiful ser-
severe loss in the departure of Mr. vice.
Galeno and family to make their
Loyal Defenders led by Freda
new home in Oakland, < alifornia, K ■
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i vary interesting ta \
where he is now located in busi on the Resurrection of dry bones
ness. Although the Gaieties have taken from Ezekiel. For church
not live«! in the valley so many service Mr. Sutwin of Grants Pass
years, yet they have greatly en gave an inspiring message on ’’Our
deared themselves to their many Hope in God,” taken from Psalms.
friends who deeply regret their Next Sunday night we will have a
leaving. Mrs. Galeno and (laugh guest «peaker from Grants Pass.
ter Eleanor are musical, Mrs. Ga \I1 are cordially invited.
leno with her violin and Eleanor
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on the piano; and they have al
BIBLE STUDY GROUP
ways responded so willingly to re
A goodly number of ladies met
quests for music. Eleanor, who on Wednesday afternoon at the
graduate«! with highest honors home of Mrs. L. H. Inman for their
from Kerby high school in June, study of Old Testament characters.
and Fred Jr., a student also, will Since next meeting will be the last
be greatly missed from th«' Circle« which the teacher. Mr. William A.
of the young people of our valley. Brown, will be present, the group
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Chevrolet V/2 ton Truck
Plymouth Sedan
Chevrolet Coupe
Dodge Sedan
Plymouth Sedan
Dodge Sedan
621 East M - Grants Pas.
HULL & HITL1
FUNERAL HOME
These
1 nese cars are all in top shape and priced to
sell. To appreciate these cars you must see them
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West F St.
MINERS HEADQUARTERS
615 "G" Street
Grants Pass, Oregon
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Wednesday night American Leg
ion Post No. 70, held their annual
election of officers. There was a
large gathering of members and
guests.
The officers elected were Milt
Akerill, commander; Gus Hart,
vice-commander; Bert Badden, ad
jutant; George Hicks, finance of
ficer; Clyde Hays, chaplain; Har
old Hill, sergeant-at-arms. The ex
ecutive committee, Les Henry and
Clyde Hays.
After the election of officers all
adjourned to the main hall to at
tend the installation of the offi
cers of the Ladies Auxiliary.
Installation of the new officers
of the Legion will be held just be
fore or after the state convention.
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