Illinois Valley News, Thursday, July 28, 1919
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An independent newspaper devoted to the development of the richeet
valley in the world, the Illinois Valley and its surrounding districts
Published every Thursday at Cav« n A I | O N A L
EDITORIAL
Junction, Oregon, by the Illinois • -g—— | | Ato A , A . .
Valley Publishing Company.
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BREAKFAST
DINNER
LUNCH
GREYHOUND NEW TIME SCHEDULE
North Bound, leave Cave Junction 3 :3 6 p. m.
South bound, leave Cave Junction 1 0 :5 0 a . m.
Florence Schneider, Agent
Caves Highway
OPTOMETRIST
CA VE JUN C TIO N C O M M U N ITY
CHURCH
George H. Gray, Pastor
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Morning Worship at 11 a. m.
WISHES TO ANNOUNCE
For the convenience of late appointments
Editor 146'last Sunday. Birthdays were
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VACATION DAY
BIBLE SCHOOL
observed for Loretta Mayfield,
Mrs. John Dow, and Kathleen Hus­
sey. Ringing of the new church
bell, gift of Mr. and Mrs. W. O.
Burch, brought Sunday School
children out early, hereafter it
will ring at 9 and 9:15 for Sun­
day School service.
Rev. Gray’s theme for his ser­
mon was “The Consequences of
Sin, the Release of Confession.”
Mr. Drews sang “Jesus Is There."
Visitors and strangers present
were Dr. and Mrs. Custer of Klam­
ath Falk, who with Merle Dean
and Patty Griffen were guests of
the Grays; Mrs. Arvllla Cady of
Burlingame, Calif., visiting the
Verne Lee Cadys; Mrs. R. E. Bot-
tel and son, of the Quarantine
station; Mrs. J. J. Conner of Ola­
the, Colo, who with her grand­
daughter, Mary Clark of Hillsboro
were visiting relatives in Takilma,
and Mrs. T. R. Burnette.
The new floor has been laid in
the church addition and is ready
for the Daily Vacation Bible
school opening for two weeks next
Monday at 9 a. m. until noon each
day, under the direction of Miss
Julia Supple of Pasadena. Par­
ents should take note of the date,
August 1 to 11, and see that chil­
dren are sent regularly.
The annual missionary group
picnic held at Grayback camp was
attended by 60 ladies and children
and a perfect time enjoyed by all.
The August meeting will also be
a picnic for members of the society
with Mrs. Gray, hostess.
Social Ship and Religious
Group Enjoy Outing
The Young People of the SSRG
met Sunday night around an open
fire on the banks of the Illinois
river at Kerby. Dwain Cross, cap­
tain, had an interesting program
and many new songs were sung,
with 32 boys and girls attending,
besides sponsors and visitors.
A watermelon feed is in store
for those who wish to come next
Sunday, July 31st at the Com­
munity church. Myron Crowl is
next Sunday’s captain and Jack
Sherier, game commander.
A CHANGE IN OFFICE HOURS
TO 1 2 :0 0 noon to 9 :0 0 p.m .
Every Thursday
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 4th
Office over Martin’s Drygoods Store
OWL DRUG STORE
Appointments made at Dave White’s Drug Store
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PHONE 3661
flnnouncing
THE OPENING OF THE
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LUMBER CO.
All Kinds of Lumber
For
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Purposes.
Quality at the Right Price
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Directly across the street from American Legion hail
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AUGUST 1st
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Cave Junction
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111 South Sixth Street
PHONE
1161
Grants Pass, Oregon