Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current, December 19, 1952, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextTO SUPPLEMENT ILLINOIS VALLEY NEWS Friday, December 1*9, 1*9.5® REBEKAHS NEXT MEETING Mr. and Mrs. Claude Short who purchased the Steinke place several FALLS IN JANUARY months ago are visiting in Alham Beea-use the newt scheduled bra, Calif. The Shorts own the hegula-r meeting date falls o«t property adjoining the Steinke Christmas eve. Marguerite Rebek place also. a-h Lodge will not meet until Jan. Victor Teska who owns the for 14, it was announced at the Dec. me«- Paquette place is visiting in 10 meeting. Pomona, Calif. Secret pals were revealed at the The Roy Packets a-nd the Bud meeting and a potluck lunch serv- Morrows have moved to Garber ed. Noble Grand-elect Twyle Sal- ville, CaJ-if. vage perforated her secret work M ord has been received that the JOB PRINTING—Call the NEWS. in open lodge. 36 Attend HEU Christmas Party body of Terry Miller w-il'l arrive the last of this week and funeral services will be held Monday o-r Tuesday in Grants Pass. He died in an naval hospital in Hawaii, before Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Seifert have returned from a trip back to Rolph, Iowa, where they visited their mothers. The two mothers live together by Mrs. Frit« Kraus, P4>. Selma 6-21 SELMA—About :>W wo-m-es a>n<4 six children attended the Christ mas party and regular meeting sf fhe Deer Creek Extension unit la-st Thursday at the home of Mrs. Fritz Krauss. The business iweetinc w-a-s held in the morning. a bountiful turkey dinner war; served at nocm and the afternoon was spent sing ing a*td opening gifts. M ps . Lawton Prewitt was a guest. M rs. A. 1“ Kethe decorated the ta-ble with “peanut pixiea" «limbing each ea-ndle with a match and an other pixie in a Fei-ndeer-dr-aw-n sleigh with a-n e.x-t-ra- supply of matches The newt meeting. .Pan. 8. will be nt the home of Mrs. Ernest Krauss on-d the lesson will be ‘‘ears of walls a>nd flowers.” Mr. a*d Mrs. Wilbur Sti-rv have returned home from a- trip that look the mto Missouri, Fowa, Neb- '•osdwt and Wyom>n« where they vi’sit-ed- relatives-. They were gone about six weeks. Mr. and M rs-. Tom Conger are going to spend the holidays with 'eletives in Inglewood. Calif Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Smith and children and Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Smith are returning to Vermont, ri'l.. to visit their parent-s and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. FL Simington and ohildrm Merrill and Pat plan to swend the holidays with relatives and friends in Van Ntivs, and San Diego, Calif. Other holiday travelers are Mr. and Mrs. Bob Spalding and son Dougta-s and Mr. and Mrs. C .R. Colee and children Bob and Bon nie who a-re going to Los Angeles. Mrs. Spalding and Douglas have already left and Mr. Spalding will so down with the C-olees. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stengel will be i-n WootHa-nd Hills, Calif., for he holidays-. I '.V r -i~ Christmas Eve « DANCE Benefit for Hoskins Family American Legion Hall I Miles South of Cave Junction on Highway The Cave Junction Community church is combining its morning service and the Christmas program this Sunday, Dec. 21, at 9:45. Rev, Paul Kroon will conclude the ser vices with a Christmas message. I Each class in the Sunday Schoo) j will have some part in the program. ■ The high school group will present a short play entitled “No Room in the Inn.” Nicest M ay to Bring Pleasure To All the Family Poinseilas •Mix Pols •Cyclomen •Red Carnations Red Roses Come In and Select Your Own Holiday Flowers from These and Other Festive Flowers Baker Orchestra SPONSORED BY VALLEY ORGANIZATIONS PROBST FLOWERS 118 SE ‘H’ : I Short Steel ton $15 Mixed Cast Iron ton $15 Mixed Copper lb. 14c Heavy Red Brass lb. 12c Heavy Yellow Brass lb. 9c Light Brass lb. 6c Aluminum ......... lb. 4c Radiators, clean lb. 11c Batteries each $1 Ashland Junk Co. 9 P.M. DEC. 24 11 Granta TURKEY SHOOT American Legion SUNDAY, DEC. 21 DANCE WANTED- I YOUR FRIENDLY THIS SUNDAY AT CHURCH » <■ T ■ SCRAP IRON, METALS AND BATTERIES SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SERVICE AM. 1 ML NORTH OF • KERBY Watch for Sign • Trap and Rifles ♦ ♦ SATURDAY, DEC. 20 9 FREE TURKEY CHASE FOR CHILDREN UP TO 11 IN THE AFTERNOON • P. M. American Legion Hall, Cave Junction ♦ ♦ Earl Bogan's Orchestra 1 sponsored by F.O.E. Admission 75c per person Lunch by the Ladies