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4 This Week in Cave Junction
REUNION AUGUST 24
:
by MRS. PEGGY HUBBARD PH. 6311
♦Clubs
♦Society
♦Visits
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Will Visit Mother
Move to Medford
Mr. and Mrs. Orrin C. Ogier and
children have moved to Medford
where he is now employed with a
lumber company. They f formerly
live»! in O’Brien.
Mrs. George Webb of the Red
woods highway left Tuesday to go
south with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Wells. She will join her sister, Mrs.
R. N. Witt at Loomis, Calif., and
they will go on to San Francisco
to visit their mother, Mrs. C. A.
Married in Reno
Roberta Bryant and Clarence Davis, who is seriously ill in a San
Lewis, Jr., were married in Reno, Francisco hospital.
August 15. Mr«. Lewis, Jr. is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weekend at Ta nnin Lake
Buhler, and he is the son of the
Mrs. John Schaltenberger and
t larence Lewis’, ^Sr.
her father, W. E. Farlien, spent the
weekend with John Schallenbergei
Special Occasion Coming Up?
Order fresh seasonal flowers for at Tannin I-ake. They drove to
all occasions from Valley Drug in Bolan lake, then packed in 4 miles
Cave Junction.
pd. adv. to Tannin.
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SAW
LOGS
CABAX MILLS
WANTED:
BACK TO SCHOOL
Sweaters
Slipovers $3.95
Cardigans $3.95, $5.95
EXCELLENT
SELECTIONS IN
AND STYLES
ALL COLORS
$4.95, $5.95, $6.95
THURSDAY
KERBY—-Pfc Arnold Savage
and Pamela Stuigess were married
Thursday, August 21 by Rev.
Kroon. Pamela was attired in a
light green dress and wore a cor
sage made by Ellsworth Cooke.
Those attending were: Arnold’s
mother, Mrs. F
Savage of
Compton, Calif.;
and Mrs.
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George Savage and daughter«; Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Savage, Margie
Logan and Ellsworth Cooke.
After the wedding they drove to
Grants Pass wher? they were feted
with a chicken dinner. Arnold will
leave Sunday for Ft. Lewis, Wash
ington, where he is stationed. Hii
wife will join him in a few weeks.
Mrs. Russ Ellis and children
Gary and Sharon left for southern
Calif., for a ten-day visit.
Jesse Savage celebrated his 19th
birthday with a party at his home
Monday p.m. Present were Mar
gie Logan and children, Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Savage and Gary Ellis.
Back io School Time
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RUTH BENNETT
JOHNSON’S JEWELERS
In Rogue River Theater Bldg.
1215 East Park
Ph. 2355
Giants Paw
FOR BACK TO-SCHOOL
Tweeds $24.95
Fleece and Plaids $34.95
—All 100% Wool Lined and Interlined
Sizes 10-18
LADIES
BUDGET BARGAIN
OFFER
READY-TO-WEAR
GOLDEN RULE
GRANTS PASS
For Newspaper and
Plan to Spend a SAFE Weekend
In the Valley at the-
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“Snow White and the Seven
Dwarfs," Walt Disney’s feature
length picture presents action a-
gainst the 1 ackgrounds of forests,
castles, wild mountain areas and in
the quaint woodland cottage of
the Seven Dwarfs.
Emil Vahrenwald Recoverir-x
Emil Vahrenwald, who was ser
iously burn«! a few months ago,
has completed skin grafting opera
tions and is at home, recovering
rapidly.
«nd
lllinoM Valley Newt
by Carole Bln»
(Leave New« at Kerby Poetoffice)
SHOW REVUE
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wells left
for their home in Riverside, Calif.,
Tuesday. Mrs. Wells will return
about the 15th and will accompany
her mother, Mrs. John Milburn,
when she leaves later in the fall
to visit her sister and husband.
Rev. and Mrs. Crutchfield, of
Phoenix, Ariz. Two brothers of
Mrs. Milburn’s, Rev. L. ,W. Neff
of Georgia and J. R. Neff of Calif.,
will join her in Phoenix for a
family reunion.
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NEW FALL SHADES
Mrs. Kern Drown and her two
daughters, Mercedes of Cave Junc
tion and Anna Jane who is em
ployed in the U. S. National Bank.
Grants Pass, left Saturday for
Glendale, Calif., to visit a third
daughter of the Drowns', Glenna.
They will return next week.
Twenty members of the White
family were present for a reunion
August 24 at the Hugh White home
in Cave Junction.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
W hite are his sister and her hus
band, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Hull of
Los Angeles, and Hugh's aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. William
Griswold, of Placerville, Calif.
Another sister and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles DeNure of Fol SATURDAY
som, Calif, are visiting Mrs. Lilly
Paramount’s "Silver City” is a
White, their mother, in Kerby.
sizzling adventure drama chronic
ling the greed, treachery and vio
lence that made life in the mining
Special Occation Coming Up?
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all occasions from Valley Drug in ful.Filmed in Technicolor in the
Cave Junction.
pd. adv. High Sierras, this handsomely
mounted production stars Edmond
O’Brien. Yvonne De Carlo, Barry
Attends Lion« Cabinet Meeting
Charles A. Hubbard attended a Fitzgerald, and Richard Arlen.
cabinet meeting called by Lions SUNDAY «nd MONDAY
club District Governor, Gunnar
A fascinating chapter in the
Wohgren, at the Redwoods Hotel life of Hollywood in unfolded in
in Grants Pass Sunday. Hubbard he new Technicolor musical “Sing
is zone chairman of the Lions. in in the Rain.” It is Hollywood
during the fabulous twenties—
Hollywood during the transition
Move Into Cave Junction
The new high school principal, from silents to talkies—the Holly
W. D. Barnes, Mrs. Barnes and wood of flappers, the Charleston
Carol and Billy are moving into the and the few who claimed that talk
former McAbee home on Caves ies would never last and the many
who proved they were here to stay.
Ave. this week.
TUESDAY «nd WEDNESDAY
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“Button, Button. ..."
“Honeychile’’ has Judy Canova,
When Mr. and Mrs. Hal McAbee a queen of the cowgirls in a small
unlocked their new front door in Wyoming town, writing a letter
Eugene, confidently expecting to a New York song publisher ask
their furniture had arrived ahead ing for information about a song
of them, they were amazed to find she had submitted a year before.
an empty house. A bit of sleuthing After a lengthy search turns up
discovered the furniture stacked the manuscript, Judy has reasons
in the garage. The key “Mac” had for not wanting it published at all.
Also showing is "Quebec” star
given the movers fitted only the
ring John Barrymore, Jr. and Cor-
garage door!
rine Calvet.
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Return to Riverside
A FULL VARIETY OF
Friday. Aufuil 29, 1952
Drown» Visit Daughter in Calif.
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