Illinois Valley News, Thursday, December 22, 1949
Cross-Eyes
A cross-eyed condition is not al­
ways easily recognized. If neg­
lected, it may cause loss of vision
in the out-of-line eye. For this eye
is likely to be used less and less
until, in many cases, it becomes
blind. Then it may resume its
normal position.
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One-inch Steaks
If dad prefers his steak rare,
it will take from 15 to 20 minutes
cooking time for one-inch steaks.
Medium done steaks require from
20 to 25 minutes. Thicker—two-inch
steaks cook in 35 to 40 minutes for
rare and around 45 minutes for
medium-done.
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CARD OF THANKS
CHURCH
We are sincerely grateful to
friends and neighbors for their
many kind acts of sympathy dur­
ing our sad bereavement. Our
appreciation cannot be adequately
expressed.
CAVE JUNCTION COMMUNITY
Mrs. B. Morgan
CHURCH
Leo
and Mazie
George H. Gray, Pastor
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Morning Worship at 11 a. m.
A large attendance marked the
Sunday School hour, and birth­
days were observed for Donald
Clark Mayfield and Judy Roe.
Among visitors at the morning ser­
vice were Mr. and Mrs. John Hines
from Beaver City, Nebraska; Mr.
and Mrs. William Swenson, from
Winthrop, Minnesota; Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Harpell of O’Brien; and
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ervice
Mrs. Richard A. Smith, of Cave 8/10 Mile Fast On Cave* Hiway
Junction.
Rev. Gray took for his theme
MERRY CHRISTMAS
‘Spiritual Food”, based on Heb.
5:13. The Junior Choir put on
some special numbers, with a
quartette of angels featuring Lila
Bell Cross, Janice Burnette, Bev­
erly Brillhard and Joy Lou Car-
son.
Last week the Town circle had
their regular meeting and Christ­
mas party with exchange of gifts
for secret pals. Mrs. Hamilton
and Mrs. Watkins were hostesses,
serving dainty and appropriate
refreshments. Election of offi­
cers resulted as follows: presi­
dent, Twila Salvage; vice presi­
dent, Della Bell; secretary, Mrs.
Boucher; and treasurer, Coral
Morris.
The regular meeting of the mis­
sionary group occurred on Wed­
nesday this week with a large at­
tendance, exchange of gifts, re­
freshments in charge of the
O’Brien circle, with election of
officers for the coming year, con­
cluding with the Christmas party.
Reports indicated a busy and prof­
itable year in many ways, under
the efficient leadership of the
president, Mi’s. Frank Hamilton.
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FLOW ERS
FOR ALL OCCASIONS
PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
GIVEN AT ALL TIMES
'The Best
for less
by Les"
Funeral Arrangements
Corsages, Plants, Etc.
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SEASON’S
A
the
BEST
&
tidings o f great
joy be yours
in fu ll
this Christmas.
MARTIN’S DRY GOODS & CLOTHING
GEORGE and SUE MARTIN
Cave Junction
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Season's
Greetings
A truly Merry
M ay all the wonderful things
Christmas
th a t go w ith C h ris tm a s be
to our good
yours in the fullest abundance
friends and
this year.
From all o f us
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TURKEY SHOOT HELD
LAST SUNDAY
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h e very fa c t that (alustm as
is uvitl uS ayain ouylt to
briny jo y enouyl, but urt
,
u/ant to y iltf tie lily by uri slin y
everyone a w ont/erful lo h fa y .
THE
M U S IC
SH O P
CARLOTTA WISEMAN
The New Wing Building, Grants Pass
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At the second turkey shoot held
last Sunday, December 18, at the
Castleberry ranch, several Valley
residents again laid in a supply of
fowl for the coming holidays.
The occasion was not the least
dampened by a couple of light
rain showers which swept by.
However, the large fire was a
distinct comfort between turns on
the line, and a large quantity of
hot dogs and hot coffee kept the
contestants fortified against the
weather.
Sippy Covington was high man
for the day, chalking up scores
which netted him three turkeys.
Romie Holzhauser won two, and
Charley Trefethen, Harold Tre-
fethen, Mrs. Chick Nickerson, Ole
Nassen and Mr. Steele each knock­
ed over one bird.
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bors.
most happy holiday.
Cave City Parts & Supply
MR. AND MRS.
ARTHUR DREWS
Cave Junction
Fruit of Cashew
Cashew nut, so popular In thia
country, is actually the poisonous
fruit of the cashew tree of Brazil
and Central America, says The
World Book encyclopedia. The tree
1* closely related to the American
poison ivy and people are often
painfully poisoned by allowing their
skin to come in contact with some
of its parts. This toxic ingredient
is entirely removed from the ker­
nels by roasting before they are
shipped to this country.
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Cherished in our
T A K IL M A
STO R E
MR. AND MRS. C. W. BAIRD
Sim ple, u n a d o r n e d
thoughts a re best at
C h ris tm a s So we
would only wish you a
joyful and happy holi­
d a y s e a s o n , w h en
every step you take in­
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here to all o f you - a
creases your desire to
be a frien d to m an.
And a Merry C hrist­
mas to you.
WE M l tIII1ISTMAS
hearts, the greatest
holiday o f all renews
year.
A very
M erry
Christmas.
May the |oys
of the season
be completely
and all yours.
ILLINOIS VALLEY ICE CO.
Crowl’s Service
PHIL SAWYER
MARGARET and HAROLD
EUVON and DELL
Cave Junction
Cave Junction
rftOOLDEN RULE
> EVERYTHING TO WEAR TOR EVERT MEMBER O f THE FAMILY
GRANTS PASS
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its happiness each