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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1943)
Illinois Valley News, Thursday, November 11,1913 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 Post Office at Cave Junction, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1870 M C Editor ATHEY BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY CHURCH Morning worship, 11 a. m. Young People’s service. 7:45 p. in. Evening service, 8:15 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 8 P- rn. ■ ■ o------------------------- SUBSCRIPTION PRICES In Josephine County $1 SO .75 50 One Year ......... Sis Months Three Month* ILLINOIS VALLEY CHURCH OF SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS Sabbth School at 9:30 a. m. Preaching Service 11:00 a. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at Outside of Josephine County >2 00 7 :30 p. m. One Year You are invited to meet with The Illinois Valley News reserves the right to reject any advertising us. copy which i> «teems objectionable. Advertising rates on application F. W. Cooper, elder, Cave Junc tion. REDWOOD EMPIRE NEWSPAPER O reg o(£)N lw s F a ' p e r oj)l A T I 0 N P ublish E RS* KERBY SUNDAY SCHOOL PUBLISHERS unir NATIONAL ÉDITORIAL. Sunday school at I. O. O. F. hall, 9:45 a. m. -------------- o-------------- ■1Œ CAVE JUNCTION COMMUNITY CHURCH Geo. H. Gray, Pastor. Sunday School ............. . 10 a. m. Morning Worship 11 a. m. Song Service ................. 8 P- m. The Sunday school lesson foi last Sunday was “Why ls Humat' Life Sacred?” Rev. Gray’s sermon ting Christ First In Our Lives.” Text from the Bible, “Whosoever doth not bear his cross, and come after me, cannot be my disciple.” Luke 14:27. Mrs. John Dow sang a solo, Softly and Tenderly Jesus Is Call- ing.” There will be a special song St* IV- ice at this church Sunday, N >vem- ber 21st. at 2:30 p. m. Every one is cordially invited to attend. -------------- o-------------- last three weeks before the holi day, as in normal years. There is another reason for shopping and mailing earlier than ever before, Retail stores are Purchasers can short - handed, avoid shopping in crowded stores, long waits foi- service, and other inconveniences of late shopping if They will also they buy now. doubtless have a better choice of merchandise than will be available later. Postmaster General Walker ob served that his warning is not an attempt to tell the public what to do; it is only an advance notifica tion of what will happen if they mail late. He feels that the public NEW CHURCH HERE. is entitled to the facts, and that ASSEMBLY OF GOD when they know them, they will Revs. L. W. Coor, and Mis decide to MAIL IN NOVEMBER. Coor, both pastors, will open -------------- o-------------- church services Sunday evening, November 14th at 7 :30 for the As- NEWS RROM OUR sembly of God. BOYS IN SERVICE The services will be held in building across the street fr in American Legion hall. The i CORPORAL JAMES COOKE cral public is invited to attend this Peterson Field, service. Mr. and Mrs. Cool- are Colorado Springs, Colo. from Grants Pass, and the As Dear Mother and All: sembly of God in Giants is help Just got in camp today after an ing get the- church established in other long trip. We are back in the- valley. Colorado again as you can see Services will be held each Sun from the address. day evening for the present. Later The camp is about 70 miles a Sunday school will be established. south of Denver ami Buckley Field ---------- o where 1 went through Armament CONNIE MARIE STEPHENS school. I have been through this eountry a couple of times before Connie Marie Stephens, infant on my way to Texas and back so daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon it isn't entirely strange to me. Stephens of Selma, passed away We are only a few miles from at her home October 31st. She the famous Pikes Peak you have was born in Grants Pass on Sep heard about. We are practically tember 4th, 1943. Surviving are based at the foot of the mountai 1. her parents, a sister, Janice Jane If I get the chance 1 hope to take and grandparents, Mr. and Mr-. a trip to the top of the peak as J. R. Tucker of Selma and Mrs there is a road built all the way up, Eunice Harbuck of Richmond. Ga. the highest road in the world. Funeral services were held No This base doesn’t seem to be so vember 2nd at the Selma church bad but it can't compare with with Rev. 11. A. Shaw officiating. Geiger field, Spokane, which was Interment was at the Deer Creek about the best in the Second Air cemetery. Force. -------------- o-------------- Well I'm pretty tired after the long trip so think I'll close ami TR ACTOR DRIVER hit the sack. G ASHED ON LEG BEVERLY DICK camp. The first thing she showed us was the barracks. She said that they would hold about 59 girls, The rooms in the barracks were about all the same. They were very neat and clean. The girls have quite a few type of uniforms. Their fatigue uniforms are brown or green striped seersucker dress es. They call their uniforms O. It’s which means olive drab. In the first barracks they have a small P. X. (post exchange) of their own. i 1 hey have six bar- racks, one day room, one orderly room, and two mess halls (only one in i use.) The next thing she showed us was the day room which she said they only go to in the evenings and at night. It was a very pret ty room with writing desks, chairs, books, lounges, and a fountain where they get their cold drinks. They have certain days when the girls can bring "their dates.” After we saw it all we went back to the (). R. to wait for “chow time.” While we were waiting Lt. Randall told me to sit down at the First Sergeant’s desk and answer the telephone. 1 answered once and then be said it was “chow time.” When we went over to the mess hall there was a long line of girls. The Lt. introduced me to some of the girls and told me to wait in line with them. The gill that told me what to do and everything had just got her rating as a P. F. C. I can t remembei her name but she was very nice. For dinner we had soup, beef, peas, paisley potatoes, | bread and butter, carrot strips, coffee or milk and bread pudding Now anybody that says the army isn’t well fed certainly doesn’t know what he is talking about. After that we went back to the O. R. to wait for the elephant train. I didn't know what she was talking about until 1 saw it. It looks like a house trailer without any sides. It has seats in it, and is pulled by a jeep. It's purpose is to go around camp every morning, noon, ami evening to take the girls o to woik. It was made especially for the WAt'S We rode in it out to the Service Club No. 1. ODT ('alls Truckers This is a very nice place for sol To Fridat Meeting diers' wives and soldiers to go to A meeting has been scheduled in their spare time. From there we walked back to for all producers, truckers, deal the hospital which is a very large ers. and processors of livestock in and Josephine counties, t,> and well equipped place. We went I Jackson ........ .. ------------ ,— to see the W M'S that were in »’*• hvl«I at 8:00 p. m i , Friday. Nov there. Then w <• went back to the 12. at the Office of Defense Trans O R agam. After a while a truck portation, Medford, at which time i ime that w.i* full of supplies I a l ocal Livestock Industry Trans which w< helped unload Then I | portation committee will be elect- wi iit in i "pick up truck” to the|*’d or «eiected ODT District Mail cold storage warehouse where they lager Jim 11 Busch announced to- kept the meat. After we came | day. This c unmittee will study th ■ back, W< • went m a ton and a half truck to the Service Club No 2 problem ,.f transporting livestock and stayed ayed a while. It was much and make ix-commcml.it.on.* to the like S< rvice Club No. 1 in furnish- Office of Defense 1 rti'sportation to insure the continued uninter ings, etc. rupted flow of livestock to mar We left about 5:30 I ket. our return to Grants It is very important that my certainly appreciated having had the opportunity of making this visit one interested in the movement of itt.-mi this meeting. ami heartily recommend t h e- livestock W MS a« a woiihwhile addition to Busch said o- our war contribution. ARMISTICE DANCE — I nder live auspice« of the American I.e gion. in the I « gi n hall. Sat . Nov ’tin.ied from Page One' 13. Come and spend and enjoyable that mailing« be spread out over a evening with us Good music and longer period so that available midnight lunch by the Auxiliary transportation equipment and pot*! tai personnel can be used during' Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Hicks left more weeks. It will be utterly im today (Thursday) for Portland possible to make the deliveries by where they will remain indefinite Chri'tma« if mailers wait until the ly. CHRISTMAS MAILING i Norman Wiiglit, :1, of the Sel ma-Kerby district, suffered a se vere gash on his leg that required surgery at Josephine General hos pital Saturday. His condition wa< reported as good at the hospital Monday morning. Wright was driving a cat-erpil I lai tiactor at a I’uget Timber com pany operation neai Bridgeview when the accident occurred. A sapling went tip first through the "cat’s” controls, jamming the dutch so the tractor could not be stopped. 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