Illinois Valley News, Thursday, September 30,1943
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ten on the subject, "Why We Keep
Oregon Green”.
The Association is interesteel in
knowing of the services performed .
An independent newspaper devoted to the development of the richest by the Green Guards in our fire j
valley iri the world, the Illinois Valley and its surrounding districts.
prevention campaign. Many mem
Published every Thursday at Cave Junction, Oregon by the Illinois
bers have a very good chance fot I
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prize for their services alone
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Cave Junction, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879
first two groups of prizes, and
was added to help those people
Editor who have not found the opportun
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Green Guards, get busy':
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Everyone is invited to attend
ne.-s exalteth a nation; but sin is
a reproach to any people.” Pro-. these services.
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verbs 14:34.
sermon was "God I
Rev. Gray’s
BLESSED EVENT
Cai es for Us.” His text from the ;
BORN—To Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
All things work to-1
Bible was.
Wallace of Kerby, at the Jose
gether for good for those who love j
phine General hospital in Grants
God.” Romans 8:28.
Pass, Sunday, Sept. 26, at 4:05
Mrs. Clara Dick sang a beauti
a. m.. a baby gjrl weighing eight
ful solo, "That Stranger of Gali
pounds 11 ounces.
lee.”
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KERBY SUNDAY SCHOOL
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CHURCH
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Outside of Josephine County
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BONDS IN THE VALLEY
Harvest of the Easter lily buly
crop in Oregon is now well undei
way and will continue through mid
October. Grading and packing will i
be completed by the end of Oc-i
tober.
The largest crop yet taken from
the Easter lily fields in Oivgmi will
be harvested this year, according
to horticultural isnpectors of the
state department of agriculture.
The Easter lily production in
this state has developed commer
cial proportions within the short
span of five years and had its
inception in the Bandon and liar
bor areas through the enterprise of
the late Mr. Croft, after whom the
principal variety now being pro
duced in this state was named.
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Morning worship, 11 a. m.
Young People’s service, 7:45 p. 1
in.
Evening -ervice, 8:15 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday,
p. m.
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Come to
OWL PHARMACY
In Grants Pass
BONDS OVCB AMSBICA
Sunday school at I. O. O. F. hall,
9:45 a. m.
EASTER LILY BULB
HARVEST BEST YET
For Drugs, Toiletries
Fountain Service
“If they mean to have
war, let it begin here.”
Capt. John Parker cau
tioned his 60 Minute
men on Lexington
Green, just before they
fired “the »hot heard
round the world.”
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Lexington Green
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ILLINOIS VALLEY CHURCH
Of SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTISTS
Sabbth School at 9:30 a. m.
Preaching Service 11:00 a. m. I
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
7:30 p. ni.
You are invited to meet with
us.
F. W. Cooper, elder. Cave Junc
tion.
¡FREN( II LAUNDRYj
, & DRY C LEANERS |
Tin News wants to take this opportunity to con-
I'.nttul; te Mr .J ,1. Villair and all her assistants in
t lie fine record t hey have made (luring this third bond Observation Post News
Agencies
’ Haynes Clothing Shop
drive. The results have been most flatering, and the
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wml done by Mr Villaii and her coworkers is grat in the Filter Center and on an ob | Wittrock’s Store, Kerby
| Lew Hammer, Selma
servation post.
Typical of these
ifying to the extreme.
Ida May Striker and Sara I
(’all: Wed. and Sat.
The Cave Junction post office will have well over are
Humphrey who serve both at the
.■2U.OO0 written in bonds by Saturday night when the Eugene Filter Center and take a
drive ( nd . Postmaster Arnold had to send several regular shift at the Observation
thou nd dollars worth o:' bonds into (¡rants Pass as Post on Spencer’s Butte.
The members of the Corps come
lie ran out of blanks, and the banks in (¡rants Pass from
practically all walks of life.
have* written in nv thou nds of dollars worth of Some are housewives taking their
bonds for others.
duties at the Center in addition to
All in all, we expect t e valley to hit $50,000 be maintaining a home, such as Mrs.
Alice Tibbits of Portland
Mrs.
fore the driv. is over, and we think this is remark Golda
Nickell of Roseburg, and
able We are sure that the county chairman and his Mrs. Blanche Mark of Eugene.
staff appreciate w hat the valley has done.
Then as the old saying goes,
To the people in the valley who have so generous "Heaven will protect the working
” many of the people who
ly purchas'd bonds, we have nothing but the highest girl,
spend long hours at various jobs,
praise for the splendid way you have helped in the wend their way to Filter Centers
w hen their day’s work is done. Ev
war effort.
Back the Att ack,Buy
an Extra $100 Bone
Czechs, Dutchmen,
Danes, Frenchmen,
Norsemen, now living
under the Nazi heel,
remember their free
dom and cherish their
lost memorials now re
placed by the black
swastika.
Cooperating with the Federal Government this Advertisement
is published through the Courtesy of
The GOLDEN R ULE
Grants Pass, Oregon
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Ambulance Service
DAY AND NIGHT
PHONE 388
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WAR L. B. Hall Funeral Home
County Courthouse
J .r d LOAN 5th and “C” Near
Streets
Grants Pass
Deer Creek (¡range
To Hold Booster Night
I South Fourth street, (¡rants Pass,
lias joined the W WES, it was an
nounced here yesterday by Re-
, fruiting Specialist
Herbert
W
I’ct'k G l.i Hgir No 371 will
|( rein, in charge of the Medford
the Ì r
Ant mal Boostei
I
S. Navy Recruiting -ubstation,
turday C\ « 'ning, Octobei
I which handle- applications for the
a program of
Th(
■ W \ V ES in I hi- ai ea.
numbers and
here will hi
1 open house
III ... 1’ \ mel ica
cord tally invited.
M MUON BROOKS,
E\ci
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Claudia ' Cleveland
Enlisted Bv W \ \ ES
(¡KEEN (¡CARDS
I’D BE AWARDED
XII member
of tin
Oregon
tilein (liiani aie uig I to send in
their completed manual- and serv
u. records to Keep Oregon (¡reet
e d pi n l i-, Salem. Oregon, he
I ore (»et oliel 1 0, 11113.
The contest for the' lii" prizes i-
to be judged on the' basis of sum
OUR DÜMOCRACY
by Mi-
ery night in Oregon, more than
70 tired women quit their desks.
adding machines, counters, switch
boards, or other places where they
have been working all day to de
vote an additional six hollis work
me foi tin- Xircraft Warning Serv
ice.
Xinoiig th- volunteeis, praetic
ally eveiy type of work now per
formed by women is represented.
an,| it -eenis that the busiest one-
are the ones who find time to
-pead an extra shift at the Filter
('enter. These ladies whose voie-
r- meet you with "Army. Go
ahead plea-. ’ are an important
link in the vast network that
makes up the A 'ria!' Warning
Service.
CAVE JUNCTION COMMUNITY'
CHURCH
Geo. H. Gray, Pastor
10 a. m.
11 a. m.
8 p. m.
Sunday School
Morning Worship
Song Service
1'1 e Sunday -ehool I, sson was.
"What Makes a Nation Great."
The (¡olden Text was. "Righteous-
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BACK THE/R ATTACK W/TH
EXTRA WAR BONDS THIS MONTH.
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