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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1952)
Hovanskis Give Halloween Party Mrs. Helen Bott«l (Leave News at O'Brien Store) O'BRIEN — Trick-or-treaters young and old celebrated Hallo ween in high style when ^oe and Vera Hovanski, new managers of Elk Creek Cafe, threw open their doors to the community on October 31. Between calling squares for the dancers, "Joe and Vera’’ served candy flavors, bal loons, sandwiches and coffee, and provided a thoroughly enjoyable evening for everyone. The Hovanski’s, realizing that there are few local amusements for teenagers, plan to open a weekly dance at their cafe, where only soft drinks will be served. They also operate Joe and Vera’s Grocery at Elk Creek. Contributions are being solici ted for a Community Fall Gospel Church near Elk Creek, with Rev. and Mrs. Clayton Carver as minis ters. Ronald Abbey, of Patricks Creek was tapped by Uncle Sam last Wednesday. Until his induc tion into the Army he was em ployed by his father at Trout Haven Hatchery. I Art Kellert Honored At Oddfellow Dinner Seventy five Oddfellows and Re- ekahs attended a dinner given last week at the Masonic hall in Kerby in honor of Art Kellert, who was recently appointed grand marshall of the Grand Lodge of IOOF of Oregon. Kerbyville lodge Number 55 and Marguerite Rebekah lodge Num ber 111 sponsored the dinner chairmaned by George Thrasher. A gift of appreciation from the Kerbyville lodge for outstanding work in Oddfellowship was pre sented Kellert by John Smith, chairman of Ceremony. A reading by Mrs. Francis Smith on the history of “Blessed Be the Tide,” and a talk by Brig. Gen. Ed C. Abbey. Commander of the second brigade of Oregon IOOF, comprised the entertain- ment. The Oddfellows held their regu* lar business meeting following the dinner and ceremony. — o------------ Kellert* Go to New Mexico The Art Kellerts leYt last week for Albuquerque, N. Mex., where they will participate in lodge activités. Gone for two weeks, they will go by way Reno, and will stop in southern Calif., on their return to visit with relatives. a community bank WITH community interest Our future is closely linked jvitli the future of our customers and their continued prog ress is dependent ou community advance- i nient. It is logical then that this bank should r.be eager to promote local progress and the advancement of our citizens in every way''\^ consistent with sound banking practice. Let us work together for our mutual advan tages and further improvement of local conditions. BANK of ILLINOIS VALLEY I I Failure of entire stock of shoes and fixtures to arrive forces us to postpone our grand opening. % I i NOW OPEN WITH PARTIAL STOCK •* NOTES ST PATRICK S OF THE FOREST CATHOLIC CHURCH Father Kelley. Held in the Catholic church lo cated across from the Ranger sta tion. Second and fourth Sundays at 11:00 a.m. ------------ o BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY CHURCH J. M. Boss, Pastor Morning secvice, unified; 10 to 11:30 a. m. Evening service, 7:30. Prayer meeting, Wednesday at 7:30. ------------ o------ —— SELMA BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Douglas Field,pastor. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Morning worship, 11 a m. Sunday at 7 p.m.—Young Peo- pie’s meeting. Evangelistic service, 8 p.m. Boys’ Club and Girls' Club— Monday, 7:15. Monday, work night and men'« prayer meeting. Wednesday, 7:45, mid-week prayer service. Choir practice—Thursday, 7 :45 p.m. Evangelist H. A. Sprague will begin special meetings Sunday, Nov. 9, at 11 a.m. and will-contin ue with them every night for a week excepting Saturday. Nightly meetings will begin at 7:45. Friday, November 7, 1952 The American Red Cross Blood- mobile unit will visit Grants Pass on November 14. This will be the only visit for the blood bank in Josephine County for the balance of the year. The bloodmobile will be station ed at the Grants Pass Junior High School gymnasium from 2 to 8 p.m. The large unit is coming from Portland expressly for this sche dule drawing of 500 pints of blood. Donors from the Illinois Valley will be needed and are urged to make this visit a big success by ex erting every effort to donate in Grants Pass on November 14. Baby sitters well be furnished for those finding it necessary to bring their children with them. Those donors having a malaria history will be accepted because their blood is used for plasma. “Tell your neighbors and bring your friends,” urged Harold Bow erman. head of Red Cross work in the Valley. The heavy fighting in Korea has made huge inroads in the available supply of blood. Don ors without transportation are re quested to contact Harold Bower man at the ranger station or call 0803. -o- Mrs. Tex Clifford and Mrs. Les Henry presented a beautiful American flag to the primary room from the American legion Auxili ary No. 7 of Cave Junction. After the impressive presentation ceremony, Mrs. Jaksha, primary teacher, explained flag etiquette to the class. AUXILIARY PRESENTS FLAG TO PRIMARY ROOM f . e * fifPKCI THERE ISN'T A HOME ON YOUR GIFT LIST thatcouldn’t use at least one of these ver satile tables in modern or traditional designs. DRUM TASK in your (o, sol* Duncan Phyf* tlyl*. and in d s • p lensd nahogao* Ray Nickerson as vice president of the Oregon Association of Soil Conservation districts, will preside over the fourth annual meeting of that organization Nov. 13 and 14 at Baker. The president, Forrest Scroggin, will be absent due to a --------------- o...........- - broken leg. ASSEMBLY OF GOD Some of those attending the two- Rev. Homer Thompson day session in addition to Nicker Sunday School begins promptly son and his family are Clifford ai 9:45 a. m. Sparks, Loyd Burnett and Clyde Morning worship—11 a. tn. B roe f fie. C. A. service at 6:30 Sunday Nickerson is chairman of the Il linois Valley Soil Conservation evening. Evening evangelistic service — district. — n 7:30 p. m. HALLOWEEN FUN i Wednesday evening prayer meeting and Bible Study 7:30 p.m, FOR SELMA CHILDREN The children of Selma school --------------- o--------------- had an hour Halloween social last CAVE JUNCTION CHURCH Friday afternoon. There were of SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS games, tricks and treats for all, Don Gray, Pastor plus prizes. Many came in cos Sabbath School ................... 9:30 Church service .................. 11:00 tumes and fun was had by all. Prayer meeting Wednesday. CHURCH OF CHRIST ------------ o------------ Cemetery road, mile from Caves highwajl. Sunday Services at 10:30 am. Rev. Van McCoy, Pastor and 7 :30 p.m. Sunday School 10 a. m. All are welcome. Morning worship service 11 a. m. ------------ o>— Childrens church 7 p. m. CAVE JUNCTION Evangelistic service 7 :45 p. nt. COMMUNITY CHURCH Thursday, midweek service, 7 :45 Rev. Paul O. Kroon, Pastor p. m. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. A Revival is now in progress at Morning Worship 11 a.m. the church with Billy Talley from Young People’s Meetings 6:30 San Bernadino, Calif., preaching p.m. nightly. Services start at 7:45. 7:4 5 p.m Evening Service 8 p.m. Tues. Choir Practice JESUS NAME PENECOSTAL Bible Study and Prayer Hour CHURCH Wednesday, 7:45 p.m. Robert Estes, Pastor ------------o------------ Sunday School, 10 a.m. at 8 p.m. Morning worship, 11 a.m. Service« are now being held in Sunday evening services, 8 p.m. the new church building on the Tuesday prayer service, 8 p.m. I Old Stage road ‘4 mile south of Friday, young people’s service I the Caves highway. FROM THAN IN GRANTS PASS DEAL'S SHOE STORE (Next Door to Illinois Valley News) NIST OF TABLES gift lor tmall apart- ",’»n’». In muhoygny with *oul«d l«ail,<f LAMP TASKS . . just on. of an intsrsifing group . . . modern or Iraddionol COCKTAIL TASKS that bl»nd mio ANY decoraliv« »eherne. In light or dur k lone». auTlfR'S TRAY TASK of unuiual quo Tit y and mt, for that important gift In niahoyun y s ROSEBURG NOVEMBER 14TH BEGIN LOOKING NOW AT THESE AND OTHER CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS AT— • Popular and Weitem Mu«ic> AMERICAN LEGION HALL MANCHEL'S “Furniture You'll Admire, Al Prices You'll Appreciate!” Free Delivery in the Valley Ph. Cave Junction 3311 Clyde's Valley Headquarters for Logging Needs Is McCulloch I READY MIX CEMENT Phone 4401 CAVE JUNCTION BROWN STRAND WIRE ROPE • CHOKERS MADE TO ORDER 1 • POURING i •CHOKER EXCHANGE* McCulloch Chain Saws (Ix»cated in Former Taylor's Self Service Laundry CAVE JUNCTION Former principal of the high ! school, Harold .McAbee and his wife Norma Lou are the parents of an eight pound two ounce boy, born Oct. 27 in Eugene, Ore. The baby has been named Kyle Scott. The McAbees moved to Eugene this summer where he is now as sistant superintendent of Bethel school district. a/,</ Nickerson to Preside Over Soil Conservation Meeting SONS OF THE SADDLE' • SPLICING Son Born to McAbee* dance to the music of— V PRICES AS LOW OR LOWER r ♦ I Page 3 FULL GOSPEL CHURCH TAKILMA BANK at HOME — TRADE at HOME Sorry! CHURCH Illinois Valley New* Blood Unit Makes Only Visit 14th on the highway the best way Ph. Grants Pass 4437
