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ILLINOIS
VALLEY
NEWS
FRIDAY. APRIL 25. 1952
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Visiting at Holland Sunday Ap-
' ril 20 were Mr. and Mrs. Giggett
of Chicago They are visiting a’
I the home of Martha Trefethen. It
| has been twenty seven years since
by Mr*. V irginia Babcock
Holland—Mr. and Mrs. Johnny they have been in the Valley. They
Janies n«w working for Cave City are moving to Vancouver B. < .
Parts and Supply are new resi- She is the former Mildred Burne-
dents of Holland. They are living son.
The Leslie Wards are the par
in the Floyd duplex.
Pat Whitely ai d his son Mike ; ents of a daughter born April 16.
took his m-uiier Mrs. Ruby White­ I The baby weighed 5 lbs. 8 oz.
ly to Crescent City, where she will
Twelve Girls Organize
be employed.
Robert Wadley, the son of Mrs.
Jiggs Morris of the Old Dick New 4-H Club
“The Pin Cushion” 4-H club was
George Road is home on furlough.
Mr and Mrs. Dan Hadley have organized April 11 with 12 girls at
i /turned from a business trip to the home of J. G. Carothers on the
Sacramento, California. Mrs. Had­ Old Stage Road.
Eveyln Matthews was elected
ley spent some time in Alameda
president of the new club; her of­
visiting friends.
The Holland Birthday club vis­ ficers include Clydus Knight, vice-
ited ul the home of Rachel Thrash­ president; Shirlens- Yandell, secre
er April 7. Those present to wish tary; and Peggy Boi nainan, new»
her a happy Birthday were: Thel­ reporter.
Their next meeting will be held
ma Maurer, Luci Hutchinson, Ada
Owings, Daisy Baldwin, Edith today, (Friday) at 4:30 in Mrs.
Whitely, I! uby Whitely, Bertha Uarother’s home.
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Mayfield, l.eua Owens, Virginia
ON OSC HONOR ROLL
Stiemer, Wildu Maurer, Bobby and
Rae and Toni. Those sending gifts
Mrrton Ingham of Cave Junc­
but unable to attend were: Nell tion, junior iff education at Oregon
Sheila burger, Alviene Kaufman, State College, has been, listed on
Ett Curtis,
Martelle Maurer, the winter term scholastic honor
Frankie
Virginia
New Family Has
Moved to Holland
Wendell Seat Recovering
Auxiliary Readies
For Poppy Day
Encouraging news conies of the
splendid recovery Wendell Seat is
making in Dornbecher hospital fol­
A Boy Soout Court of Honor lowing his operation.
was held following the social meet­
ing of the American Legion Auxil­ HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
(Continued from Pace Ona)
iary, April 16. Members of the
Unit and Post were also entertain­ Activity Card Planned
ed with a movie of Cuba.
For Next Year
Poppy Chairman Edith Hays an­
The student body meeting was
nounced a date would be set for
called
to order by the Piesident
the purpose of making poppy cor­
sages in prepartion for Poppy Don Preston, Friday April 18. The
Days May 23 and 24 and the Pop­ meeting was held outside as the
Juniors were decoiating the gym
py Dance May 24.
for the Junior-Senior Prom.
Piesident Myrtle Clifford urg---
The secretary, Marilyn Mast««,
all members to be present at the read the minutes and a financial
regular business meeting May 7 report was given.
at which there will be nominating
Don then told the student body
of officers.
about the activity card that the ex­
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ecutive council is planning for
Meets Tomorrow Night
next year. The card will lie for tne
Belt Ixtdge No. 18 A.F. and A. annual, Cougar’s Echo subscrip­
M. will hold a regular meeting in tion, book rental, towel service,
the Masonic temple, Kerby, April lookers, all home games and insur­
26, at 8 p.m. All members are urg­ ance. This card will sell for $12.
ed to attend; visiting brethern are
Names of candidates, nominated
invited.
by the executive council, for the
Student Body election were read
Take Airplane Ride
and then the students could nom­
Mr. and Mrs. Art Drews were inate more candidates if they
treated to an airplane ride Tue-- wanted to. Election Speeches will
day when friends from Arcata,! be given May 5, Primary Election.
California flew up for a visit. It May 8 and the Final Election May
was Mrs. Drews’ first time “up.” 15.
Local Delegation Attends Valley Bowling Team in
West Coast Tournament
Missionary Conference
Ladies Missionary groups from
several Southern Oregon churches
gathered at the Community Bible
Church in Central Point on Fn«i*Jb
April 18, for participation >n
World Missionary Conference held
at that place April 17 throug -
Mrs. Paul Kroon was tbe ’peaker
at the morning session while Ke •
Richard Perry from Columbia.
South America spoke in tre after-
noon and evening, concluding the
day’s program by showing cuiu’»
and colorful pictures of a mission­
ary’s experiences on the field.
Before the evening service,
many families of the church and
visitors enjoyed a pot-luck dinnei
together. Those attending from
here were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hamilton. Mrs. Grace Causey,
Maud Watkins, Thelma Champney,
Elsie Kroon, Nettie Gray and Viv­
ian McDaniel.
The locally sponsored Illinois
Valley Bowling team leaves tomor­
row (Saturday) morning for De­
lake, Oregon. They will bowl in the
annual West Coast Handicap tour­
nament April 26 and 27.
On Tuesday April 29 this same
team will be bowling in Grants
Pass against the Elks team for the
Major League Championship of
Grants Pass.
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Students Win Prizes
At the Eagles dance Saturday-
night the following IV'HS
stu­
dents won prises in a dancing con­
test organized by Paul Snider:
Lucille Pritchett and Bob Behm,
first prize of $2.50; Phyllis Dick
and Jimmy Wright, second prize of
$1.50; Jonelle Benge and Duane
Nealy, third prize of $1.
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