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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1950)
ILLINOIS VALLEY NEWS Thursday, July 13, 1850 Playing At The Ivy Sunday •LOCALS- The V enerable Reverend Perry Smith, A rchdeacon o f the diocese of O regon, and The Reverend Leslie D. D unton w ere visitors in the homes o f Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Barham and Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Kohlscheen, Tuesday. Favorite Recipe Corner There a re tim es when you get so tired of try in g to fig u re out a menu. You’ve had roast this and that, chops etc., and you ju s t wish you knew of one simple recipe th a t would please the whole family. N orm a Mae Fulm er has ju st the recipe. H ere it is: Ham Chop Suey REonda Fleming hat Rob Hope’» heart in a tailspin in this nene from “ The Great Lover.” 1 slice ham diced The Reverend Leslie D unton L* cup olive oil or Wesson was dinner truest Friday evening 3 cups onions sliced in the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. 1 *4 cups celery diced Kohlscheen. 2 tablespoons molasses hi to cups w ater, flour The Episcopal G roup m et F ri day evening in the home of Mr. Saute diced ham in oil, add and Mrs. Monroe. T he nex t m eet onion and celery and brow n. Add ing will be held in the home of , w ater ai d molasses, thicken all Mrs. Rosalie S eifert in Selma. with a l’ttle flour. Cook slowly until tender. Serve over flu ffy Last T hursday evening Sylan ru e . Cockran while w orking fo r the ie m l in your favorite recipe, Salvage Lum ber Company was lad’es. We would like to hear from seriously injured and taken to you- the Josephine G eneral Hospital in G rants Pass by the Valley Am New D rug Store, new drug b u la n c e Service. price*). RO ML CLUB SHOW all the elements required of whole- xurne family entertainment. REVUE Saturday— Johnny Sheffield and Peggy Ann G a m e r s ta r in "Bom ba, the Ju ngle Boy.” The plot goes som ething like this: The d aughter o f a famed photographer becomes lost on an A frican expedition, and is found by a w hite boy about her own age, clad in a brief leopard skin. They en jo y life together, as it develops th at the boy was brought to the jungle as a wee in fa n t by a fa th e r who disliked hum anity. Sunday and Monday— A lthough he didn’t have his first date w ith a girl until he reached the ripe age o f four, and hasn’t bad one since, Bob Hope m akes a desperate but vain bid for m atinee idol honors as the title rolist in P ara m o u n t’s m irthful comedy, “ The G reat Lover.’’ Tuesday and Wednesday— It isn 't very often th a t we utilize these colum ns to discuss movies. However, we were privileged the other evening to be invited to a private show ing of a production which we feel is im portant enough in every respect to m erit our con sideration here. The film is “The Red M enace,’1 an outspoken indictm ent o f Com m unist in filtration into America, produced by Republic Studios. The story relates the tria ls and tribulations of one w ayw ard boy, Johnny Barrows, brilliantly por trayed by R usty Tam blyn, m al adjusted because of a home con dition involving a step-father. Sneaking into the Cleveland M u nicipal Stadium fo r one o f the W orld Series gam es betw een the Indians and -the Boston Braves, he is discovered by the ball players and a local radio sports announcer, George B rent. “ The Kid From C leveland” is notew orthy fo r m any things. The baseball episodes fe a tu re real players perform ing as they a c tu ally do on the field. The dram atic episodes make little concession to Hollywood artifice. In addition to B rent, Miss Bari and M aster Tam blyn, th e cast in cludes Ann D oran, Louis Je a n H eydt, Tommy Cook and K. Elmo Ixtwe. W atch Repairing See ). L. NEILSEN W atch m ak er and Jawatar Thursday and Friday— K IN G OF FANCY' C A N N E D FO O D S H W A TC H YOUR GROCER'S SHELVES BE SURE THE LABEL READS "GRADE A" ROYAL FANCY C AN NED FOODS 520 East H Street Prom ising DO m inutes of excite m ent, dram a and rom ance “The Kid From Cleveland,” combines and Grant« Paaa, Oregon E GROCERY THERE IS A VAST Formerly Known aa Kichardaon's Grocery, DIFFERENCE GRADE Welcome» Your Patronage. IN Q U A LITY Insist on LOWEST ’ GRADE A" PRICES QUALITY MERCHANDISE HENRY and ELEANOR LILLICH Your Friendly Neighborhood Grocer* T ALL INDEPENDENT GROCERS MORE GOOD HOUSEWIVES BUY ROYAL CLUB FOODS Schneider Bargain Center WIN THE WAR A gain st H ot-W eather SPOILAGE ! At The North End of Town WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND GOODS Come In And Look Around Phone 4712 CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR NEW BANK ismsssissssssssssss J THE BEAUTIFUL NEW STREAM LINER TO SAN FRAN CISCO On your next trip to San Francisco enjoy the speed and comfort of this sensational new streamliner. Leave here via chair car train with lounge car in the morning, making connection with the Sbatla Day- light at Dunsmuir, arrive San Francisco 11:15 P.M. tonight. I he Daylight has luxurious chair cars, tavern, coffee shop and dining cars. You can ride it at our lowest fares. FAST DAILY SCHEDULE SOUTHBOUND P« k »F»< R«od 9:50 a.m. Lv. 1055 e.m. L v .... 11:40 a.m. Lv__ 4 30 p.m. Ar. 5:00 p.m. Lv. 11:15 p.m. Ar. C o rn u e tt SfowWord Time« NOtTNSOUND •••4 V* GRANTS PASS . . . MEDFORD . . . . . . ASHLAND . . . . . . DUNSMUIR . . . . DUNSMUIR . . . SAN FRANCISCO Ar. 9 0 5 p.m. Lv. 1 0 5 p.m. Lv. 7:30 p.m. Lv. 2 JO p.m. A r l M p.m. Lv. 7:45 a.m. u tth "O ut” arri n o g Loi A a g tlu 10:40 94xt m om m g BARGAIN FARES To SAN FRANCISCO On« • « * I Ow A ¿tri« GRANTS PASS MEOFORO ASHLAND ........ Ww $0 55 $15 40 $7 90 $14.25 $7 65 $13 80 Tm LOi A N G I t l l O n « w«v la u M t r i p $15.40 $27.75 $14.80 $20.70 $14.55 $20 25 CklMrw, ..4 w J ,14, (.W _ J ,v w ,l. I I . k... km, Shasta Daylight Scats Reserved m i chair car m m > on d» Sbaita D aylight are reserved, but there i i no charge for the reservation Reserve sears at any S. P. ticket office, or w rite to address shown below. S e p • The frie n d ly S o uth ern P o d « « See your nearest S. P. agent, or write J. H. Pruett J r ., GPA, 622 Pacific Bldg., Portland 4, Oregon.
