Illinois Valley News. Thursday, May 21, 1912
Page Two
Illinois Valley News
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 I’ost Office at
Cave Junction, Oregon, under the act of March 3. 1879
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the high school graduates was held I
at 2 p. m. in the high school au-;
Canadian Vi ar Workers Take Aptitude Tests ditorium,
when Rev. Gray preach
ed, taking for his theme the build
ing of the temple at Jerusalem and
the building of Christian charac
ter today. The Community church *
choir furn^hed the music, and Mrs.
Marvin Cross sang very effectively
the solo "Master, Make
Me:
Awarded by the American In
Strong”. Mrs. O. F. Lee directing.
stitute of Laundering after
This first such service for a high
Passing Rigid Tests
school graduating class was at the
Pickup and delivery every Mon
request of the graduates, and de
day and Thursday in Cave
Junction, Kerby and
serves annual observance. Such a '
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splendid group of graduates, sev
eral of them our young people,
GRANTS PASS
including Miss Helen Halm, presi
STEAM LAUNDRY
dent of the Young People’s so
“Since 1900”
ciety and likewise a number among
è
the grade school graduates, of all a...
of whom we are proud. The chor
us, sung at the close of the service
by the high school class was well pR. A. N. COLLMANj^
Naturopathic Physician
Passed by C ensor
rendered, entitled, "Oh, Lord, For.
tests
Illustrated
in
this
photo
might
F a woman seeks einployinent at
= Office hours: 9 a. m. to 12
give”.
1:30 p. m. to 3:30 p. m.
one of the rifle and machine gun be called the jig-saw and mirror
The Young People’s society in I
tests
At
the
right
squares
are
be
ammunition plants somewhere in
Sherman's Camp
I
the
evening
was
led
by
Miss
Iver
ing
titted
in
their
appropriate
Quebec province, she does not sim
Cave Junction
s
places,
and
at
left,
an
applicant
sen, and the Bible study group by
0
ple walk in. give in her name and
imd herself hired She mid first draws an object, only the reflection Mrs. Luther Sherier.
I»- interviewed by a specialist It of which appears in a mirror, with
Mr. Olaf Larsen is happy in j 3"
she gets by this first step, she pro- both left and right hands. There
to an examination room, a follows arithmetical and classroom having his daughter-in-law visit-
corner of which is shown here, and tests to determine ability, speed and ing him for a few days, froni
undergoes various tests The two I discrimination.
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Garden Grove, Calif.
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to a spirited November election, regardless of the KERBY SUNDAY SCHOOL Q I
Kerby Sunday school had a real
war.
treat for those on time last Sunday
We congratulate the winners in the primaries. when Mrs. William Brown showed
DR. A. VV. BARLOW
May the best men win in the November election.
a tiny shoe that had been worn by
Naturopathic Physician
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a Chinese woman when bound feet
Redwoods Hotel Building
was the custpm in that country. Dr.
THE GRADUATES
Phone 516 for appointment
anil Mrs. Brown have offered as
sistance to the Kerby Sunday
This newspaper joins the rest of the 4000 people school and for those who come on
in the Illinois Valley, wishing the best life holds time, something of special interest
rtcraft
in store for them. They, the high school students, will be shown and interesting stor
c»mefí» shop
have just ended four strenuous years in high school, ies of far away lands and people
can be heard. 9:45 a. m. at the
PHOTOGRAPHS
and later years will testify how precious this educa Odd Fellows hall is the time set
tion is to them. We sincerely hope that they will con for Sunday school.
Cameras and Supplies
113 N 6th St., Grants Pass
tinue on with their education.
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THE OPTIMIST’S PRAYER
Oh! Unseen Power that rules and controls the
destinies of the children of earth: teach me the sym
phony of life so that mv nature mav be in tune with
Thine.
Reveal to me the joy of being loving, self-sacrific
ing and charitable. Teach me to know and play life’s
game with courage, fortitude and confidence.
Endow me with wisdom to guard my tongue and
temper, and learn w'th patience the art of ruling my
own life for its highest good, with due regard for the
privacy, rights and limitations of other lives . . . Help
me to strive for the highest legitimate reward of
merit, ambition, and opportunity in my activities,
ever ready to extend a kindly helping hand to those
CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU ALL.
who need encouragement and succor in the struggle.
Enable me to give a smile instead of a frown, a
Wednesday night prayer meet
ing was led by Mrs. William Blan-
cheerful, kindly word instead of harshness and bit
cet.
terness.
Sunday, May 24th, the Young
Make me sympathetic in sorrow, realizing that
People's meeting will be led by
there are hidden woes in every life no matter how ILLINOIS VALLEY CHURCH Flourence Looper.
OF SEVENTH DAY
exalted or lowly.
ADVENTISTS
CAVE JUNCTION COMMUNITY
If in life’s battle I am wounded or tottering, pour Sabbth School at 9:30 a. m.
CHURCH
into my wounds the balm of hone, and imbue we with Preaching Service 11:00 a. m.
Sunday school 10 to 11 a. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
courage undaunted to arise and continue the strife.
Church services 11 to 12 a.
7
:30
p.
m.
Keep me humble in every relation of lite, not un- You are invited to meet with Senior Bible study, 7:45.
dulv egotistical, nor liable to the serious sin of self- us.
(’. Y. P. S. meeting ...
7:45
duly
All young people invited.
Lynn Jolliffee, elder, Cave Junc
depreciation.
Bible class in side room
7:45
tion.
In success keep me meek.
Geo. H. Gray. Pastor.
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In sorrow, may my soul be
Growing attendance at Sunday
BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNI I Y
that if there were no shadow,
school and church services is be
CHURCH
shine, and that everything in
Rev. Harold A. Rogers, pastor. ginning to tax the seating capacity
of the building. Sunday school at
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
thesis.
tendance was 63 and collection,
Grant that I mav be a true, loyal friend, a genial Morning worship, 11 a. tn.
$3.70. The Young People’s class
Young
People's
service,
7:15
P-
companion with the broad honest charity born ot an
1
had a visitor, Mrs. Roy Bowen,
intimate knowledge of my own shortcomings. It I
from Toledo, Wash., who is here
win, crown me with the laurels fitting to be worn by
s with her little son Larry, visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Iversen.
a victor, and if I fall, may it be with my face to the p
Mrs. Champney and little daugh
foe, fighting manfully, an I falling, fling to the host
ter, Beulah Pearl, were again in
behind—play up, play up. and play the game.
Sunday
school. Attendance
at
church was unusually large, and
the choir loft was full of fine
young folks. Miss Grace Iversen
and her sister. Mrs. Bowen sang
a duet. Rev. Gray took his text
from Mai. 3:14, his subject being
"What Profit in Christianity?"
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