Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current, May 18, 1944, Page 2, Image 2

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    Illinois Valley New». Thursday, May 18, 1944
Page Two
and many readers of thi* news­ CAVE JUNCTION COMMUNITY
CHURCH
paper will remember the ques'ion
Geo. H Gray, Pastor.
asked in the preceding Greyhound
An independent newspaper devoted to the development of the richest message, “Can You Picture the Sunday School................. 10 a. m.
11a. m.
valley in the world, the Illinoia Valley and ita surrounding districts. illinoia Valley Without N<iews- Morning Worship
Sunday school attendance was
Published every Thursday at Cave Junction, Oregon by the Illinois papers?”
Valley Publishing Company.
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Entered as second-class matter June 11, 1937, at the Post Office at
Navy
Fliers
Miss
Cave Junction, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879
Attendance at Sunday school
Schedule by Only
53, with tjvo visitors. Being Moth­
er’s Day the church service stress­
.... Editor Thirty Seconds
M C ATHEY
ed this theme, with the choir sing­
Flying above clouds which hid ing a special number, "My Moth-
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the ocean nearly all the way, a I er's Prayer,” with a quintet of
flight of 12 Navy patrol bombers ladies voices singing "Tell Mother
In Josephine County
SI 50 flew toward their destination—a I’ll Be There.” Rev. Gray read
One Year
.75 tiny Atlantic island, 1,250 miles Prov. 31. The text of the morn­
Six Months
50
Three Months
away.
ing was found in 1 Kings 2:19.
Outride of Josephine County
“And we arrived within 30 sec­
The flot'al decorations prepared
$2 00 onds of the time estimated before by Mrs. Hary Mills were especially
One Year
our takeoff,” said Lieut. T. D. attractive It was good to have the
The Illinois Valley News reserves the right to reject any advertising
copy which i* deems objectionable. Advertising rates on application Martin, USN, of Ashland, Va., de­ Sunday school superintendent,
scribing the trip in an interview in Mrs. Nicholson back home again.
the Navy department recently.
Next Sunday will be a special
Lieutenant Martin was illustrat­ day, Baccalaureate sermon for the
REDWOOD EMPIRE NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS Unit] ing the possibilities of aerial navi­ High School, and the public will
gation, as taught by Navy instruct­ be most welcome.
ors.
Mrs. Iversen has returned from
“Immediately after takeoff we the hospital and is improving daily
NATIONAL 6DITORIAI— went up to 9,000 feet, above the and would welcome her friends.
which stayed with us
Today (Thursday) the Mis­
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ASSOCIATION overcast,
nearly all the way,” Lieutenant sionary group met for their all
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Martin explained.
day session at the church with a
“The 12 planes kept within goodly attendance, and plenty of
sight of each other, and the lead­ work to keep all busy. In the ab­
BOYS IN THE SERVICE
that was pretty fine of him.
(Continued from Page One)
About a month before we got to ing plane gave the others data on sence of Mrs. O. F. Lee who was
How is the chrome ileal com­ this last port we were running short position and fuel consumption at to have the devotions, Mrs. Brown
ing. Both you and Mornay hold of fresh vegetables and eggs and regular intervals. All navigation , took for her theme, “Our Moth­
ers,” having each of the ladies read
a nice bet there. By the way give I can't say how glad I was to see was by celestial methods.
“When we let down through the an appropriate poem about moth­
We had been
Mornay my regards. Nothing else real milk again
at present so for now and always eating dehydrated things, but now clouds, we were only 2 miles off ers. Also she read a most inter­
we have a good supply of vege­ corse and we landed within 30 esting article entitled "The Yanks
good luck and best wishes.
tables. The fresh vegetables make seconds of the time we had esti­ are going, and wherever they go
HOWARD.
mated before starting out.
they find the missionaries” in the
up for almost anything.
“Radio bearings from our point South Pacific islands and their tes­
Well, Mom, I’ve run out of in­
TOM WALTON
formation except, do send me some of departure and our point of ar­ timony as to what this has meant
Dearest Mom and all: Well, we
pictures Keep care of Charlene rival were taken every two hours, to them is most gratifying, many
are finally at sea again, about a and everyone.
but we did r»ot make any course of whom had their lives saved be­
Love,
couple of days out of port, but
corrections by them. There are cause before them the mission­
TOM.
which one. I don’t know.
times in the experience of a Navy aries had gone, turning cannibals
I’ve just been looking at some
flyer when radio aids are not avail­ into Christians, called “Fuzzy
CON YOU PICTURE
of those pictures that you sent
able, and it’s of great value to Wuzzy Angels-’ in the famous po­
(Continued from Page One)
me and I find 1 haven’t one O. C.
him to know that he can get where em by Sgt. Beros, of Australian
or one of Skiper or even one of modern student traveling swiftly he’s going entirely ‘on his own’ by army and printed in N. Y. Herald
the field*. Send me some please. to school by motor bus hardly fits careful use of the navigation meth­ Tribune.
During one particular day in that picture.-’
ods he has been taught, It takes
our last port a friend and I had
The bus executive, in stating just one experience of that kind
dinner in one of the city’s hotels. that Greyhound is making exten­ to make a man ‘navigation con-
It was pretty crowded in the din­ sive plans for finer and better bus scious’ if he wasn’t that way be-
ing room and two gentlemen service after the war, pointed out fore.”
shared our table with us. One that Greyhound does not want the
told me he had a son in Canada in public to forget the peacetime
BUY WAR BONDS
training in the air force. His son pleasures of highway travel, and
bad traveled around quite a bit for that reason they have contin­
and while he was in the States he ued their newspaper advertising
wrote home that the Americans during the war. Instead of pro­
were the greatest people and that moting travel, however, their ad­
they had certainly treated him vertising has been directed to help­
swell. Well, the old gentleman ing the armed forces in their re­
BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY
wanted in some way to repay an cruiting campaigns and to feature
CHURCH
American service man so he vital elements in community life,
Morning worship, 11 a. m.
bought our dinners for us and such as this advertisement on
Young People’s service, 7:45 p.
hoped we would remember his schools.
in.
country as he knew his son would
The Greyhound school adver­
Evening service, 8:15 p. m.
remember ours. If you ask me, tisement is another of this series
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 8
P- m.
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Illinois Valley News
Congratulations
To the Graduates of the
Illinois Valley
You have attained your goal in our schools and
are deserving of your Diplomas.
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ILLINOIS VALLEY CHURCH
OF SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTISTS
Sabbth School at 9:30 a. m.
Preaching Service 11:00 a. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
7 :30 p. m.
You are invited to meet with
us.
F. W. Cooper, elder. Cave Junc­
tion.
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Church service at 7:30.
Sunday School. 2:30 p. m.
Across from Legion hall.
Rev. and Mrs. L. W. Coor.
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