Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, March 13, 1947, Image 7

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    Southern Oregon New* lievicw, I burs. Marcii 13, 10-17
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THE PHOENIX NEWS
Phoenix Places
Fourth In Tourney
P O O LS W IL L L O C A T E
IN C H A N T S P A S S
I
Mi and Mis. J. L. Pool re cen t­
ly retu rn ed to this s< lion of tne
In u fust m oving to u rn am en t nt co u n try afte r having spent Ihi
A shlund lust week, tin- P hoenix w in ter in Los Angeies.
high KL'hOol huskel hull teum pluc-
W h ile v isitin g w i u i M rs . R E
«•<1 fourth in u meet w hich Jo h n Teriold of P hoenix, the Pools re
( huinherlutn, Phoenix touch, tles- vealed that they hurl purchased a
11 ihetl uh being rugged lor must hom e and business p ro p iity in
tennis in view of the lupid-fm * G runts Pass and that they intend
to erect a grocery .ton- on th e
|»nee of the event.
Phoenix took the hurdles in property.
i ■■■ .. . 0i. .i ■ —
th eir gam es w ith Gold Hill and
Engle Point, hut faltered and Io:.I
a very close one to B utte Pulls by Downing to Speak at
the count of 31 to 28
Phoenix Revival
In th eir final guine, th e P irates
successfully won then i ights to Phoenix, M arch 13- E ail Down
fourth position hy defeuting the ing, m inister of the A shland
Druin high school team winch C hurch of C hrist will begin a two
Conch C h am berlain had chosen as w eeks evangelical series at the
Phoenix C hurch of C hrist thi>
a p re -to u rn am en t favorite.
S unday w hen he will speak on
M embers of the Phoenix hnsket the subject: “W hat Think Ye of
hull team , Coach C ham berlain, ( " h i 1st7''
and P rincipal L. L, L indley are
M eetings will be held each suc­
looking forw ard to the annual
basket ball b an q u et to he held ceeding n ig h t, except S atu rd ay 's
until
M arch 28. Downing has
soon at the high school.
been m inister of the A shland
T he ban quet is to he prepared c h u r c h for Ihc pas, six years H<
by m em bers of the G irls A thletic is a g ra d u ate of N orthw est Ch ist
Association.
ian eollege.
Dale New ton, local P ira te well
E. II. McGeen Is m inister of the
rep resen ted th<- team and school Phoenix church. Miles B r o w n r ig g
by w inning a b erth on the All retired m inister, aids in the sei
T o u rnam ent second teum.
vices.
—o
I he R obert and Haym ond F u r­
Mrs. L. W. B um garner o f W o o d
ry fam ilies w ere also visited by burn, Oregon is visiting Ilei bro
o u t-o f-state guests
th erf __________________________■
H. F. .Stevenson and fa m ih
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T ry
i)U )
D flr iiiJ ji
DINNERS
JUST RELAX AND ENJOY GOOD FOOD IN
A HOMEY ATMOSPHERE
Alto now and cheery motel rooms
ho, and cold running water.
Pacific Highway
.each with
Phoenix, Oregon
C. of C. Organized i
at Phoenix Friday
Services For Mrs.
Malmgren Tuesday
Phoenix
Premises
A t 2:00 P. M. Tuesday, M arch
At 8:15 P. M. F riday evening, 11 iun eral services w en held for
an ev en t took place in Phoenix Mrs. F redricka B. Malmgr«-n long
which we hope m ay have a last­ tim e resident of this com m unity.
ing and beneficial effect on the
BOAl D OP DIRECTORS
Many friends gath ered at th<*
com m unity. In culm ination of United P resb y terian church to
ELECTED F.tIDAY RIGHT
M RS. D. M . W A T T S T A T E S
n early four w eeks p rep aratio n pay th eir last respects and to hear
"N O P L A C E L I K E H O M E "
O rganization of the Phoenix which included a d in n er at which the com forting words of E. J.
Phoenix, M arch 13—A lthough C ham ber of C om m erce was com ­ A shland C ham ber of Com merce
having sp en t four m onths in San pleted P iiday night at a m eeting m em bers m et w ith busme. ; men C lark, pastor of the church.
Mrs. M alm gren passed aw ay at
Diego w ith her son H a rv ty K. at the Phoenix schoolhouse, a t ­ of P hoenix at th e G ladm or in
8:00 a m. M arch 7, a t Com ­
W att, Mrs. D M . W a tt w .
tended by 23 m em bers of the Phoenix, a m eeting of several m unity Hospital in Ashland. Her
the opinion today th at th ere is com m unity of Phoenix. The group business m en of P hoenix v. ifh
d eath followed by n early 24 hrs.
no place like home.
in attendance elected P. Sim pson, Wm Healy, secretary of the Ash­ after her rem oval from her home
A fter
... re tu rn in g from th e , south,
,
H. R Stevenson, A rth u r M acln- land C h am ber «if Comm« * ce. a in Phoenix w here she was d is­
Mis W att madi
mad« a trio
trip (tf
of short tosh, D. H. Adams, Dale Newton. later though sim ilar m eeting with covered in a sem i-conscious state
d u ratio n to P ortland to > visit her i ¡an«l D. C hase to the board of dir- a larger rep resen tatio n of Phoe­
by Mrs. Wilson her neighbor.
daughter, Mrs W. G. MiksThe
nix business m en w ith Mi Healy
, ectors.
According to C om m unity Hos­
again
present,
and
w
ith
a
m
eeting
Following a m otion of E. Trees
pital officials, the exam ining p h y ­
of
a
tem
porary
com
m
ittee,
a
Dynges To Celebrate I the Board of D irectors will study group of civic m inded men a t­ sician disclosed th a t Mrs. M alm ­
proposed by-law s and will re-
gren suffered a stroke som etim e
Joiden W edding
■ com m end a set of by laws to the tained a m ilestone on the road of during the night of March 5-6 or
progress
by
organizing
a
C
ham
­
possibly before retirin g for the
Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Dynge of [ Chamber.
ber of Com merce.
night.
Officers of the new ly foim ed
P hoenix will celeb rate th«4 Gol
It w ould seem th at P hoenix like
Mrs. M alm gren the form er Fre-
den W edding a n n iv ersary on C ham ber of C om m erce will be
selected from the board of d irec t­ its nam e sake of old, is doing dericka B arbara H aan was a n a t­
M arch 17, of this m onth, •*
The Dynges w ere m arried or, o rs. A rth u r M acintosh was tem ­ ils own good job of rising up ive of G roningen, H olland and
M arch 17, 1897, a t W arren, Mai porary chairm an of the m eeting from the ashes, hut ju st w hat or prior to com ing to this country
who <• ashes we are at a loss to had com pleted a univ ersity course
Friday night.
shall Co., M innesota.
explain.
in Holland.
In 1911 they m oved to th e w e s t,.
.
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N ever the-less w hat was an or­
In the U nited S tates she receiv­
and located in Medfoi I and with I ’ h o P l l l X G r ilC lC
derly yet spontaneous m eeting of ed her B. A degree from the
e x c e p t io n
<»f s p e n d in g
seve ral ' -, ,
, rn
souk - tw enty m en m ay be looked U niversity of W isconsin an d later
years in S eattle during th e ib t ■iCflOOl l ü
lO U T IW y
World War, the Dvnges have liv ! Phoenix. March 13—The Phoe upon some day by the resid en t! took her m asters w ork at the
ed continously fie r i* in the valley! nix grade school team will com- :m say 1980 or so, as being as U niversity of Iowa.
W hile a t th e later school she
ever since.
,p ete with o th er valley grade crucial and decisive, as far as
Phoenix
is
concerned,
as
say
the
m
et
and m arried Dr. Theo J.
In honor of the occassion open Schools at a to u rn am en t to be
battle of G ettysburg was to the M alm gren, h er m ate of m any
house will be held at the a p a rt­ held at C entral P oint soon.
north.
years.
m ent of th eir son, G. T. Dynge. a,
The local team is com pleting a
She leaves to m ourn h er pass­
Not th a t the w riter wishes to
the C argill C ourt, Apt. 3, in Mi d very successful season having
ford, from three until five p.m won tw elve gam es against two imply, th at w ith th e organization ing, not only h er relatives in H ol­
of a C ham ber of Com merce, a u to ­ land, but m any relativ es and
on M arch 17th.
losses.
m atically comes U topia deluxe, friends here in this country.
It Is planned th at all c h ild e n
but it is undeniably the tru th th at
Mrs. J. W Fry, sister, of A l­
and th en fam ilies will be present
Mrs.
Mae
L
ev
an
d
er
of
C
am
­
an active and civic m inded ch am ­ ham bra, C alifornia, was in P h o e­
including: Henry, G. T., Mrs. R.
E. S telle from Prospect, and Mrs. bridge, Idaho, is visiting w ith her ber can do m uch to aid and s ti­ nix for Mrs. M alm gren’s last rites.
Mrs. M alm gren was laid to rest
C. H Davies, and Mrs. L. C. P et­ son, and d au g h ter in lay, the Roy m ulate the progress of a com m un­
Levanders of C entral Point.
in th e fam ily plot in the P hoenix
ity.
ersen, both of S eattle.
The Levanders are well know n
cem etery.
among G range m em bers in the GARDEN CLUB WILL MEET
F uneral arran g em en ts w ere u n ­
DALE NEWTON NAMED TO
, valley and at one tim e they oper- AT MRS. COLEMAN'S
d er the direction of P erl F uneral
SECOND ALL STAR TEAM
lated an orchard near Talent.
Phoenix G arden C lub m em bers Home Medford.
Dale New ton, p layer on the
and all others in th e com m unity
Phoenix basketball team , was
« as ,
= = = = = = -
interested in G arden C lub p ro ­ MRS. BURT STANCLIFFE
nam ed to the a ll-star sec cond /
jects, will be en tertain ed F riday WILL DIRECT SENIOR PLAY
strin g basketbal Ream .last
Plans are now u n derw ay at the
afternoon, M arch 14, 1:30 P. M.
urday evening ut the Soutl
at
the
hom
e
of
Mrs.
L
illian
M.
high
school for p resen tatio n this
O regon college invitational hi
'
(
Coleman. Hostesses will be Mrs. sp ring of th e Senior Class play.
school basketball tournam ent.
I George G ilham , and Mrs. Edith T ry outs are to be held soon and
P hoenix high school team fin
Real Estate and Builder
i Poe.
the play will be un d er the d ire c t­
lshed in fourth place in Ihe invi
ion of Mrs. B u rt Stancliff.
tational tournam ent.
In
Mr. and Mrs. Leo F u rry of I v a n ’
( Phoenix Opposite Randles
hoe,
C alifornia, spent the past)
MRS. STEVENSON IS
Grocery on U. S. 99
few days in P hoenix visiting Mr.
HOSTESS TO CHAIRMEN
F u rry ’s m other, Mrs. Fred F u rry
C om m ittee chairm en of the
IN PHOENIX
Mortimer McElligott, Salesman^ at
the hom e of her son and d au g h ­
Ladies of the Moose, M edford. (
Phoenix'' te r in law, the Milo F urrys.
Lodge 834, m et W ednesday e v e n -' Ph. 6791
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ing, M arch 5th, at the hom e of
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ja rm a n of
Mrs. H. R. S tevenson, in Phoenix,
Roseburg, and Mr, and Mrs
and discussed plans for spring
at
George Noll, C rescent City, C ali­
activities. P resent w ere M esdam es
fornia, w ere business callers and
M axwell, K eene, Davis, C raw ford.
The Corner of 1st and Pacific
visitors in Phoenix last w eek-end.
Growing With Phoenix
M ontgom ery, and Stevenson.
Featuring
Phoenix Dry
T hrusday C lub m em bers will
Mr. and Mrs. A. H M acKintosh
m eet T hursday afternoon at the
have Mr. and Mrs. R A D river
Cleaning Service
Firestone
Products
Tom C aster home, w ith M rs T
and Mrs. C lara M. F ranklin. Mac-
C
aster
and
Mrs.
M.
Popow
as
Pick
Up
and
Delivery
K intosh's m other, as guests from
Leo Bohls
Owner
Phone 6520
Phoenix, Ore. hostesses.
San Jose this week.
la'-i J ( FRED POWERS
Your Texaco Station
When selling . , .
★
★
★
★
Old Fashioned G lassw are
C hinaw are
M etalw are
A ntique F u rn itu re
See us First for our appraisal
PHOENIX
ANTIQUE SHOP
Prince’s Grocery
*1 IMAGINE NEIGHBOR B IN K S W IL L O R D E R
ADEQUATE WIRING FOR HIS PLACE TO M O RRO W ".
D o n 't o v e r la n d
b u ild
y o u r w irin g ly i t a m .
o r m a d tr n lia
Royal Club and
Del Monte Coffee
at 39c per lb.
W h a n yaw
g r a v id a A D IQ U A T I W IK IM O .
>'The Big Little Store On The
Highway'
“See Your Electrical Contractor”
Phone 6183
Phoenix
Valley Repair Shop
PHOENIX CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Bible School 10 A. M.
M orning W orship II A. M.
Serm on “Above All T hat We
Repairing - Machine Work
Ask or T h in k ”
I Evening Service, 7:30 P. M.
Authorized Agent for
I Earl . ~
Downing, m in ister of the
Gibson Tractor
«Ashland C hurch of C hrist, will
! ’d eliver the first of his tw o week
MAC’S CAFE“ i pre E aster E vangelistic m essages
S unday evening. "W hat T hink Ye
Under new management
of C h n st? ” The m eeting will be
formerly
held each evening ex cep t S a tu r­
Italian-American Restaurant
day, from S unday M arch 16,
featuring home cooked meals through Friday, M arch 28th.
10 til midnight Phoenix, Ore.
E. H. McGee, M inister
HI-WAY COURT
W elding
Mary’s Restaurant
The best home cooking in
town
Established since 1940
OREGON
LIQUID GAS
USE GAS . . ,
For Cooking
Heating
Refrigeration
Groceries
and
Richfield Products
S & H Green Stamps
Friendly
Service Since 1941
Ph. 6797
Phoenix
GLADMOR WAFFLE SHOP
Invites you to tr y th e ir excellent S ou th ern Fried
Cmckcn, and S o u th ern B aked H am w ith C ham ­
pagne Sauce as th e ir daily featu re.
“The Place Where Southern Oregon
E ats and M eets”
Closed Tuesdays
Phoenix, Oregon
Complete line of gas appliances
P h oen ix Christian Church
Deliveries in Jackson and
Josephine Counties
Phone 6765
Phoenix
Located 3 Blocks Above the Gladmor Cafe. Phoenix.
Earl F. Downing. Ashland Church of Christ, Evangelist
______________
Earl Downing
Lowell Hall, Song Leader
See
Come Hear An Exciting, Gripping Gospel Message, Every Night
Except Saturday for Two Weeks, Beginning Sunday, March 16
Through Friday, March 28th at 7:30 p.ni.
Sun.
Mar. 16.
For Cabinet Work of any kind
“W hat Think Ye
Christ?”
Of
Mon. Mar. 17 “W here A re The P eople?”
Tues. Mar. 18 “The Bible! God’s Truth
or M an’s Lie?”
Wed. Mar. 19 “Where Do We Go From
H ere?”
T hur. Mar. 20 “ You A re P red estin ed To
Be A C h ristian .”
Fri. Mar. ¿1 “W hat Would N ew spapers
In N oah’s Day Have
Said?”
Sun. Mar. 23 “Who Is A C h ris tia n ’”
Mon. Mar. 24 “W hy We A re Not C ath ­
olic or P ro testan t,
Tues. Mar. 25
But —”
“Give Me Another
Chance.”
E. G. (Curly)
BRISCOE
af his n?w shop on
North Pacific Highway
''Free Estimates”
Phone 7081
Phoenix
Wed. Mar. 26 “W hat Is C hristian B ap­
tism -”
Thur. Mar. 27 "D id You Receive The
S p irit W hen Yo u
B elieved?”
Fri. Mar. 28 "W ill A Man Be Saved If
He Does The Best
He Can?
Phoenix Feed and Seed
Feeds of All Kinds
Seed Potatoes and Garden
Seed
Hot Caps for your early plants
Cabbage and Pansy Plants
Hwg. 99
Phoenix
From where I s it... f y Jo e Marsh
Mystery of
the Rocking Chair
Ma Hoskins has a favorite rock­
ing chair th at’s worn and shabln
with a noisy creak. Pa Hoskins ha:
listened to that squeak for thirty
years . . . and he decided to do
something about it. So he bought
a new rocker, and hid the other i.i
the barn.
Ma allowed as how grateful si.
was . . . but when Pa missed her
one afternoon, he heard a fam iliar
pound that led him to the barn.
There was Ma rocking happily in
her old chair — squeak . . . squeak
¿uick as a wink he hid the net«
rocker and then brought Ma’s old
ehair hack to the house. Now when
he hears that squeak, he looks at
the mellow glass of beer he'sdrink-
ing and says lo himself: “She’s just
as entitled to her small pleasures
s I am.”
X o need to te ll you how Pa fi ’
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Copyright,
From where I sit, th at's or.e ?f
he reasons the Hoskinses are the
appiest, oldest-married, peaee-
ulest folks in our town.
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