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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1944)
Page Six Illinois Valley News, Thursday, December 21, 1914 GARDEN CLUB (Continued from Page One) were Mrs. J. M. Smock, Mrs. Ray the same number was presented to mond Baldwin and Mrs. R. F. Wal her. ton. The guests were later seated at a large table and served a most News From the Boys delicious luncheon of chicken and noodles, molded vegetable salad, (Continued from Page One) cookies and coffee by trie hostess and her assistants, Mrs. Martell in good health. With love to all. Lewis and Mrs. Edith Whitely. JIM COOKE. At the next meeting in Janu- ary Mrs. Wiida Maurer will be A letter from Mr. and Mrs. hostess. Werner Huber ser is greetings to -------------- 0-------------- their friends in the valley and ARMY LOSSES DISCLOSED writes that Ralph, their son, is Total losses to the army of the somewhere in the South Pacific United States, through deaths and and is now assigned to the 34th Inf. as a rifleman. He would be all other causes since December, happy to hear from his friends in 1941, were 1,357,000 as of August the valley and extends greetings 31, 1944. to all through the columns of The News. His address is Pvt. Ralph W. Huber 39145531, 34th Inf. Co. A., APO 24, c o Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif. ing in botanical terms and giving the correct pronounciation. This brought forth much merriment and was a stumbling block for even some of the older members. Happy Birthday was sung to Mrs. Clay Ramsey, Mrs. Mattie Seyferth, Mrs. Joe Hudron, Mrs. Raymond Baldwin, Mrs. R. F. Wal- ton and Mrs. Frank Mellow who observed birthdays during the months of October, November and December. A snow covered Christmas tree as background, centered the long dining table. A white cloth with deep green border was covered with exquisite white net and made a most attractive and effective set ting. Popcorn balls with silver cord loops were heapted around the base of the brilliantly colored HOLLAND CLUB tree with Christmas ornaments. An unusually large three layer ENJOYS PROGRAM cake beautifully decorated in red and green, centered with three With a lovely Christmas tree as green birthday candles was placed the center of attraction, a very upon the table. Mrs. Walton do enjoyable afternoon was spent by ing the honors by making a wish members of the Holland School and extinguishing thc‘ tiny lights. Improvement club last Friday at The delicious cake and dainty con the home of Alveen Kaufman at fections were served on trays, buf Holland. fet style. Mrs. Joe Hudron and Business matters w<Te quickly Mrs. Gordon Leonard presiding at disposed of and gifts which re- the tea table. posed under the tree brought by Visitors were Mrs. Laque each member, were numbered, Youngblood, Mrs. C. K. Warfield, Each lady drew one from a hat Mu. J. F. Long, Mrs. Clay Ramsey when as her number was called and Mis. Eva Peters. by Mrs. s. Elmer Davis, who acted . Hostesses assisting Mrs. Floyd as Mrs. Santa, the gift bearing HOLY NIGHT SILENT NIGHT The message o- good will that emanated from Bethlehem 2,000 years ago net only transforms the world at Christmas but is the foundation of every honest trans action. We depend upon your good will; you depend upon ours -, ill erri) Your good will has been a price less asset to us during 1944 and Noel! Noel! other years. We thank you for While ageless Christ rhe confidence you have placed mas carols fill the air in us and wish you the manifold this thought comes to mind. We would like blessings of a happy Yuletide to share with you our Yuletide happiness, and to feel that in this year of grace, Ittfl, will mean Christmas more has to you meant than for it many years past. Youngblood's Market BREWOLD PINE CO. RlSTM AS MR. AND MRS. LAQUE YOUNGBLOOD and BONN IS SAUER Kerby, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brewold •THANKS A MILLION Takilma, Oregon year at Christmastime we realize more keenly than ever that our success in this community is deeply rooted in the firm soil of friendship. We cannot tell you in so many words how much these friendly associations mean to us, and how we cherish them. But we know you will understand. MERRY CHRISTMAS AND In this spirit of appreciation wc send our sin- cere good Christinas wishes to you and to all those dear to you. HAPPY NEW YEAR Sam and .liggs Cave Junction, Oregon I his has been a busy year. Many of iny fellow employees are doing their best in the Armed Services and we on the home front have My fellow employees and I will y y At this season we should all sub ject ourselves to re-examination, to see if good fellowship and kind ness still survive as a practical combination to bring happiness to the human heart. Each of us holds in his hands the key to this combi nation. l.ct us use it during this Christmas season of 1944, to help transform dreams into realities. May we add our glad Christmas greetings to the many which are finding their way to you? HOU \RI) I’. BEARSS W holesale Distributor Standard of California be on the .job if needed over the holidays, and throughout the New Year. 'OUR POWERFUL SERVANT V* W^atoot mu »<■ III (/11 The California Oregon Power Company 1
