Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current, August 29, 1952, Page 2, Image 2

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    Friday, August 2», 1952
Illinois Valley New»
Page 2
CHURCH
NOTES
Evening evangelistic »ervice —
7:30 p. m.
Wednesday evening p r a y e i
meeting and Bible Study 7 :30 p.m
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ST PATRICK'S OF THE FOREST
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Baby Girl Breaks
Collarbone in Fall
By Mrs. Virginia Babcock
Phone 1209
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Summer
Sidelights
Help the ILLINOIS
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VALLEY
MEDICAL
CENTER
I
ON . ..
HOLLAND—A fall from a be!
resulted in a broken collarbone for \
IVIIS STUDENTS
Father Kelley
Held in tha Catholic church lo­ little Sandra Mayfield. Five-month '
Sunday School begin» promptly cated across from the Ranger sta jld Sandra is the daughter of the
Dale Mayfields.
By Virginia DrMerueman
ai 9 :45 a. hi.
tion.
Pat
Spalinger is on a two-week
Morning worship—11 a. m.
Members
of
the
Holland
Birth
Second and fourth Sundays at
day club were entertained at the vacation from her wo*k at th
C. A. service at 6:30 Sunday
11:00 a m.
home of Mrs. Lucy Hutchinson. Ivy Theatre.
Mrs. Hutchinson’s daughter iron.
Merlin was present for the occasion
Pam Sturges» of Selma was mai
and presented her mother a beaut­ ripd last week to Arnold Savage
ifully decorated cake.
who is in the army and stationed a
Little Genise Mayfield, daugther Compton, Calif.
of the Warren Mayfields, wa-
Bob Gilbam returned home las
struck at by a rattlesnake last
FOR BACK-TO SCHOOL VALLEY YOUTH
week but, luckily, she was missed. Saturday after working for twi
It caused a lot of excitement in weeks in the pear orchards a.
the Mayfield family.
Medford.
—O'­
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Smith and
Mrs. Jimmy Quinn (nee Sharor
mall son of Clovis Calif., were vis­
itors of the Martin Maurers and of Versteegeni left a week ago Wed
nesday to join her jiusband Jin
Mrs.
Kate Lewis.
Girls
Shirts
GIRLS SHORTS
The Wesley Vahrenwalds are who is stationed at the Naval bas<
in Alameda, Calif.
now driving a new DeSoto.
$1.98 - $2.29
$2.89
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“sELMA BAPTIST CHURCH
•
Eugene Sams left last week t.
Rev. Douglas Field.pastor.
go to Roseburg to work for awhile
Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.
Nancy Schroeder of Sherwood.
Morning worship, 11 a.m.
Sunday at 7 p.m.—Young Peo­ Calif, has been visiting her cousin
Mae Bowerman the past few days.
ple’s meeting.
Evangelistic service, 8 p.m.
BOYS T-SHIRTS
BOYS SHORTS
Charlene Bliss is working at the
Monday, work night and men's
Valley
Variety and Apparel.
79c - -98c
$2.29
prayer meeting.
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Tuesday, 7:80 p.m., choir prac­
Richard Westfall returned home
tice.
from Oakdale, Calif., Sunday after
GIRLS AND BOYS ATHLETIC SOCKS pr. 69c
Wednesday,
7:45,
midweek spending the past tKl-ee weeks
prayer service.
visiting relatives and friends in
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and around Oakdale.
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BRIDGEVIEW
Among those showing exhibits
COMMUNITY CHURCH
and winning prizes in the 4-H divi­
J. M. Boss, Pastor
Cave Junction
We Give S &. H Green Stamps
Morning service, unified; 10 to sion of the county fair last week
were Nisha Moyer, first for a party
11:30 a. m.
dress; Merrill Symington, first,
Evening service, 7 :30.
best dress; Jackie Strohkirch, first,
Prayer meeting, Wednesday at best dress; and Roberta England,
7:30.
second, grade Guernsey.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Rev. Homer Thompson
ATHLETIC CLOTHING
See the ropid up and down
strokes of the
Frlgldalra
Pulsator create Live-Water
Action —surging currents that
get clothes really cleanl And
2 Live-Water rinses, followed
by high-speed spin, finish
them clean and nearly dry.
... For Girls . . .
S299.75
... For Boys . . .
PLAY
"»*-FUL"COLOR"“ z “‘
I
any color you want
They’re here! —all the hundreds of
colors in Fuller’s famous Jewel Case!
Rev. Van McCoy, Pastor
Sunday School 10 a. nt.
Morning worship service 11 a. m.
Childrens church 7 p. m.
Evangelistic service 7 :45 p. m.
Thursday, midweek service, 7 :45 |
p. m.
than any paint you've
ever known. • Dries in one hour. • Seals itself
against dift. • Washes again and again, for
years. • Never any objectionable odor. • Gives
beautiful velvet sheen to walls and woodwork.
ILLINOIS VALLEY HARDWARE
JOB PRINTING
SERVICE As Well As SAVINGS
CAVE
Call the NEWS.|
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2, 3, 4-ROOM
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Modern Cottages
AVAILABLE
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Cave Park Motel
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WINTER RATES EFFECTIVE
SEPTEMBER 2ND
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ILLINOIS VALLEY JUBILEE
BOXING
BENEFIT VALLEY YOUTH GUIDANCE
SATURDAY, Aug. 30 6:30 P.M.
ILLINOIS VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL GYM
M A I N
tfe vxitch ltí'¿
(Utt luttuA
JUNCTION
grants pass
“Where Most People Trade’’
Sabbath School .................... g :30
Church service .................... 11:00
Prayer meeting Wednesday.
Robert Eates, Pastor
Sunday evening services, 8 p.m
Tuesday prayer service, 8 p.m.
Friday, young people’s service
at 8 p.m.
Services are now being held in
the new church building on the
Old Stage road *•» mile south of
the Caves highway.
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DAY
Roque River Hardware
Special Occasion Coming Up?
Sunday School, 10 am.
Morning worship, 11 a.m.
Works faster, smoother
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Executive Committee Meets
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JESUS NAME PENECOSTAL
CHURCH
FlIL-COLOR
LABOR
JUBILEE
Cemetery road,
mile from
U
Order fresh seasonal flowers for
Caves highway.
all occasions from Valley Drug in
Sunday Services at 10:30 a.m. Cave Junction.
pd. adv.
and 7:30 p.m.
CAVE JUNCTION CHURCH
All are welcome.
of SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS
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Don Gray, Pastor
FULL GOSPEL CHURCH
TAKILMA
THIS
Have Fun at Home at the
Mrs. John Smith, president of
Rev. Paul Kroon, Pastor.
the Illinois Valley Garden club,
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
presided at a meeting of the exec­
Morning service, 11 a. m.
utive committee held at the home
Evening service, 7:45 p.m .
of Mrs. Harry Smith Wednesday
Prayer meeting, Wednesday a: evening, August 27. All officers
and committee chairmen were pres­
7:45 p. m.
ent.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
SAFE
STAY OFF THE HIGHWAYS AND
TREHEARNE'S
CXVE JUNCTION COMMUNITY
CHURCH
IT
E V E N T
LOUIS MAURER vs.
BOBBY JONES
175 LBS.
175 LBS.
SEMI-FINALS
JOHNNY COZAD vs.
EDDIE THOMALSON
SPECIAL EVENTS
155 LBS.
APPLY THIS SPECIALLY-PRICED
CORRI GATED ALUMINUM ROOFING NOW!
_________________ 155 LBS._________________
ILLINOIS VALLEY OUTLAWS
DON
Give him a handsome new
I .
1 lgin Ashley, one of tlie
l> illiant Elginschown bv <»tu-
ocnts from Maine to ('.ilifor-
n i foi it< modern good loolu.
26
26
26
26
x '6 fl. . . . . . . .
X 8 fl. . . . . . . .
X 10 fl. . . . . .
X 12 fl_ _ _
. . . . . . . S1.95
. . . . . . . 2.55
. . . . . . . 3.20
. . . . . . . 3.80
Caves Building Supplies
Dutch Boy Paints
O.My Rgin ha» lhe heart that
never break* the
II O O I)
WONDER FIREBALLS
vs.
W A Y N E
S C II U LT Z
150 LBS.
.1 O E
150 LBS
M E L L O W
vs.
F R A N K
S P LIFT H O F F
155 LBS
155 LBS.
.1 I M M 1 E
W R I G II T
vs.
140 LBS.
L O U
J E R R Y
M c L A N E
1
KRAUSS
vs.
140 LBS
J I M M Y
SNIDE I)
165 LBS.
L A R R Y
165 LBS.
F ARME R
vs.
F R E D
140 LBS
E S P Y
140 LBS.
Also—
WRESTLING
HAMILTON — BULOVA
WYLER — CROTON
—All watches of the highest
quality!
C. Guy Stem
YOUR LOCAL JEWELER
For Fine Watches. Silver and
Diamonds
Ph 3803
Cava Junction
G E R A L 1)
C H A P P E L L
vs.
M A R V
V A R G A
ADDED ATTRACTIONS
Referee: George Eckstein
Admission: Ringside $1.50 plus tax
Judges: Keith Owen and Art Elliot
Gen. Adm. $1 plus tax