Image provided by: Josephine Community Library Foundation; Grants Pass, OR
About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1942)
Illinois Valley News, Thurxlay, August 13, 1912 Page Two Illinois Valley News BALANCING IT THE CAVE JUNCTION COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday school 10 to 11 a. m. Church services 11 to 12 a. m. Senior Bible study, 7:45. C. Y. P. S. meeting .. 7:45 All young people invited. Bible class in side room .. 7:45 Geo. H. Gray, Pastor. -------------- o--------------- Editor C ATHEY SUBSCRIPTION PRICES In Josephine County I SI 50 .75 50 One Year . .... Six Months Three Months $2 00 : stitifte of Laundering after Passing Rigid Tests Pickup and delivery every Mon day and Thursday in Cave Junction, Kerby and Holland EMPIRE NEWSPAPER Pl BLISHERS Uw/fJ MtAfdnA PER IATI0N Rev. Harold A. Rogers, pastor. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Young People's service, 7:45 p- DR. A. W. BARLOW Evening service, 8:15 p. ni. Phone 516 for appointment m. WHEN IS AN ATTAC K? : : Naturopathic Physician Redwoods Hotel Building bur spoke of the early pioneer Prayer meeting Wednesday, 8 CLARK GABLE NOW At the sedition trial of William Dudley Pelley, to mothers, punctuating her address P- m. which Charles A. Lindbergh was called as a witness, IN ARMY AIR CORPS with the display cf many interest -------------- O-------------- RTCRQFT the aviator declared his I -lief that “the majority of Clark Gable, the he-man of the ing articles which were common KERBY SUNDAY SCHOOL in that day, land work, quilting, I cmom shop Sunday school at I. O. O. F. hall, the people of this country were opposed to getting movies and one of the most be aprons, fascinates, etc., also showed ! 9:45 a. m. into the war—that is, before we were attacked." Mr. loved and admired characters on early cutlery, kitchen articles, and PHOTOGRAPHS silver screen, has enlisted as a Lindbergh said that since that time he has devoted his the china. She stressed the limits-! Cameras and Supplies private in the rear ranks of Uncle tions and lack of advantages of effort to the war. His st itement is similar to those Sam's Army Air Corps. 113 N 6th St., Giants Pass COMMUNITY CHURCH NOTES by isolationist Congressmen who are now appealing Gable, while vacationing on the these early women, yet showed that in ingenuity, resourcefulness, con Sunday school attendance this i for votes on the strength of loyalty to the war effort. Rogue river near Grants Pass with tentment and many sterling quali week was 47 and offering $T.89. his companion, A. S. Menasco, People are always na urally opposed to getting ties they outran our modern Wardrobe Cleaners Dr. Wm. A. Brown brought an in-! made up his mind to enlist, as his into war unless they are attacked, and governments companion received his commis women. Miss Hosford discussed spiring message from Romans on The oldest and best since 1911 that represent the people as do those of the United sion as a major in the air corps. South American women, their the subject of faith in regards I Free Pick up by Grant« Pass States and Britain reflect the popular reluctance. Menasco had been in the airplane foods, i customs, dress anil other to strengthening morale. This Laundry things in which they differ from Where Mr. Lindbergh together with isolationist sec business for a number of years. us, displayed specimens of em chapter is full of encouragement | tions of public opinion differed from President Roose Gable said he did not want to broideries, and the universal mate ! to the believer. One of the pre cious promises quoted was Isa. sell bonds or pour pink teas as a cup from which all southern neigh velt and those who favored his foreign policy was on soldier. 26:3, “Thou wilt keep him in per lie wants action, right HULL & HULL the question of when the attack on the United States up where the ■ going is tough, and bors drink their herb tea. Alto- j fect peace whose mind is stayed on the program was most in FUNERAL HOME really began. Mr. Lindbergh could not discern that while he is above the age limit gether Thee: because he trusteth in thee.” structive ami enlightening. Ambulance service day or nite Mrs. Brown read aloud a very in-1 for pilots, the attack until December 7. 210 West “ A" Phone 334 teresting letter from Opal and El- I him from be Visitors preAmt were Mrs. Run Mr. Roosevelt discerned it while it was still di gunner, and that is what he is yon and Hoskins, and the new lit don Johnson, whose address is: rected at other nations who because of similar ideals going t.> school for. tle baby girl with her mother, Mrs. ' Mission Evangelica, Challapata, | were in reality bound together with the United States Clark Gable and Jimmy Stewart, Lemmon. Bolivia, South America. They! (’.RANTS PASS both top ranking screen actors, will stated that they missed hearing i in a global system of defense. HOTEL from those in the home land. I On that difference in discernment a dangerous be the nation's heroes when they MINERS HEADQUARTERS When one is far from home and return fol their part in enlisting rift in opinion developed and was capitalized by the as 615 “G" Street it takes so long for letters to ar privates in the army and Grants Pass, Oregon Axis to spread disunity in America. When the Japa working their own way up the rive, they are especially appreci nese proved that the United States was in danger that der. ated. So let’s remember to write and also to pray. -o— rift was closed. But that fact does not mean that F H A LOANS “Jesus is All the World to Me” politicians who stood on both sides of the rift are WOMEN’S CLUB was beautifully su«g by Mrs. John ' BUILD NOW — PAY BY equally qualified to remain political leaders of Amer MEETS AT O’BRIEN THE MONTH Dow. ica. "One Day", the solo sung by : Valley Lum lier Co. A useful test for voter- to apply to the candidate Ann Sherier, was enjoyed Sunday | West F St. Phone 47 evening. The Young People’s' for Congress in the November election would be to meeting was led by Don Beard. determine whether he was among those who could a Are you entitled to wear a target Don is the newly elected vice presi- j Q lapel button? recognize when their country was under attack or You can ONLY if you are investing dent succeeding Jimmie Hines who | CHADWICK among those who had to wait until the enemy had a at least ten percent of your income has been called to the army. Jim-i chance to strike a stunning blow. in Wax Bonds to do ycur part on the mie has been faithful in attend-j berger, the HOTELS home front toward winning the War. ance and has been in full charge -----------------o----------------- with Current n FLYING BOATS (Continued fioro Page One) ular busi mess of the day was tak- en up. i A number of nice, warm knee • comforters were turned in ’ of convalescent soldiers, for use i and action taken to prepare bed side kits to be forwarded to the ; Red Cross. The program of the day was a symposium on the “American Wo man as a Home Maker". Mrs Wil The tai . et lapel button is a badge of patriotism, a badge of honor. You lould feel proud to disj lay it. The buttons are obtainable at your plant i cment, at the office of your 1 ic.il War Bond chairman, or at your Pay. >11 Savings Window where you authorize your ten percent payroll deductions. l ull t in the ten percent War Bond r. y and do your part to win the > ar, ( s ■ issry DcfartmrHl THE POCKETBOOK of KNOWLEDGE AMEH'C a »» f»v*ups BUILT /0 T im IS UAA.Y OF T he PEACH'* PC 0CA-5 IN THE r-esr 5 OF 1942 AS THEy OD in the entine ytP’i —o this summer in the absence of the president. He will be greatly missed in the Young People's meetings, and in Sunday school and church as well. About 24 young people attended the fare well party given for him at his home Monday night. -------------- o--------------- Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps and support your country. Î ¡FRENCH LAIN,DRY I ( & DRY CLEANERS I I Agencies Clothing Shop ! Haynes Wittrock's Store, Kerby I Lew Hammer, Selma I Call: Wed. and Sat. STJUBMUF PROCESS Do not consider any \ ice as trivial, and therefore practice it; do not consider any virtue as unimport ant. and therefore neglect it.—Chinese Proverb. COFFEE SHOPS In Connection HOTEL REDWOOD Grants Pass, Oregon e HOTEL JACKSON Medford, Oregon HOTEL OREGON Eugene, Oregon HOTEL SENATOR Salem, Oregon HOTEL MARION Salem, Oregon : McCredie Hot Mineral Springs: ; McCredie Springs, Oregon j E>...................................•............................ Ö SERVICE— NOT SOMETHING FOR NOTHING — BUT DOING WHAT YOU WANT DONE PROMPTLY. I N T E L L I - GENTLY AND ECONOM ICALLY .... AAA Towing Nash Sales and Service Phone 113 f BUY j DEFENSE -SAVINGS STAMPS : 0 0 The Illinois Valley News reserve^ the right to reject any advertising copy which i* deems objectionable. Advertising rates on application 0 R ec | o (£)I P ublishers ' : Awarded by the American In : : ILLINOIS VALLEY CHURCH OF SEVENTH DAY GRANTS PASS ADVENTISTS STEAM LAUNDRY Sabbth School at 9:30 a. m. “Since 1900" Preaching Service 11:00 a. m. a Prayer meeting Wednesday at Ek............................................................... 7 :30 p. m. You are invited to meet with us. Naturopathic Physici.n Lynn Jolliffee, elder. Cave Junc ! Office hours: 9 a. m. to 12 tion. i 1:30 p. m. to 3:30 p. m. Sherman’s Camp : BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY Cave Junction 0 S" CHURCH Outside of Josephine County One Year '3 : The Seal of Approval 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 M MUHII HARD WAY DEL ROGUE GARAGE 6AR11C FLAVOR i-5 PF’ECTABLE n M ilk . EL es TMOlXH * CCW OSLL INHALES THE ODOR IN * ’SAtLlCKy" PASTURE ASK FOR ♦ ALUMINUM TO 8- IP /0 APM\' p.'PSrPS -.«ten VEO 70 S FWZHA AtACMINF SHOP CM P5 A n PSWSV inö S 'M ONE FACTORY * P unsahee * Tut APPL E? TO FATIGLI» C i CTHES COMES from • an are a NEAP P. VgAs NP A KHÍ9E A COARKt K Np of blue cotton cloth was FIRST MAOt Keibels PERFECTION BREAD CQ ó NALLY COST AE.N6 t'CÄ At Your Grocer 507 S. 6th Street. Grants Pass
