Southern Oi egon N e -s Review, Thurs., \p ril 17, 1947 Phoenix (rackslcrs Win Over Gold Hill PHOENIX NEWS 1 i M fLLEDGES TO OPEN BEST HOME IN MLDi ORD Phoenix Premises F re d M llled g o , r e c e n t o w n e r ol P hoenix, April l i , i'liiiiiiix th e P h o e n ix F e e d a n d S u d M ou- high m 'I iiki I u u c k s to i.s w on o v i‘1 le ft fo r S an D ieg o , S u n d a y l,, ,i 'flu liif G o ld H ill leiiiii by e ig h t to h o y building n w te iiu t p o in ts T nu ih iu iy ¿ ilte m o o n , A p iil M d h d g e s h a v e lo c a te d in M e" 10. on th e G n lil H ill tr a c k . I hoc fo rd , a n d ¡ire p la n n in g Io opt r a le " ii io. 100 lung« lo.01 toe iou a le s t h o m e th e r e E lower Arrangements Judged At (»range and Peter Leaves for A lham bra, Cal. Jacksonville Wins I Over Phoenix Friday P hoenix, April 17, Jacksonvil high school's baseball d u b v,| C het Pam il S tevenson, Pho. P arker, Pix, Ap 17—Mi ai.d j l(;y B, .,. wi)| Ei iday, A piil 12, m any p. opi, Mrs. from the Phoenix high s c h o n 1, k( O. C ast r, Mr. the and refi esh P eter, p lu to crat of toe th ro u g h -o u t tin w orld p . u a d . ( ,„ nr, lltl,., on to i last Friday, Api*l 11, on tl for the next reflect th at it w as the second) 19, ,,,x G ra n d hie, ting P hoenix canine w orld left Jack so n v ille field. Holloway, Ga .Viiid dash ¡lie not otlieial as tin an n iv ersary of the d eath of mu | Mabl« Quack nbush and 1,1.0 , m er, B«-i k, Dubs, Elrod, Denzl for A lham bra, C alilorn 1 a, (iistunceH Were not exactly m e.is Caldwell To Open late prcf.ieent, F ran k lin D lain, H(x.k'-i«'‘ruth v o n fu s t a r d a - Babb, N ewton and Wolfe, wel urud. A pril 15. w here he wilt spend Roosevelt. all on tlie field for PhoenJ end p laici respectively on the.i R e s u lts ¡lie ¡i.s follow .. 50 y a r d Plant the rest ol his life with Mrs. In June T here a r e m any, h o w e v ta, m eyer, Hueners, Meyers, Stoni) years. H eck, I', I h ist nliei r y , G ; n l.il. Hiving here a, hom e and g n r M ildred I'arr, M abie P enlan I ed th at he-expi c - to have lockci JoliiloOIl 11,,1 1 . . played Peter. a red cocker spaniel 220 yard dash Hunting. G. space about our daily duties, some of u available by the m id d le of ■ ob ;S| . Elson in erib e rs of the Jack so n v ille th a t uay. fluent, w ith an infections g rin and Hust, P, G erm er, P. are inclined to forget that the Phoenix garden club. June. pitched tor the Jacksonville teaf a w hiff of a tad . had a very 44(1 y ard run— D usenbciry, G, O verall dim ensions o f t h e In tern atio n al date line a-, e t The Jiivenil^ A corn circle- pre D e v ic e s , I’; Johnson, G large sphere of acquaintances llshed by the Intern atio n al M < i r e n te d ,h e p r o g i.iin for the ( veil­ am ong m em bers of this kind; 880 yard run Kinney, P; Loci building are 28 x 57. w ith a wing (ban C onference, held in Wa Retired Railroad on the north side nt the stru ctu re and though some totxs are ing, which included; recitat-on , lle i, G; Van H ee h er, I ’ ington, D. C. in th e y ea r 1884 h esitan t to show any p a r t­ I Alan Dies Sunday Gordon C aster and S h irley D. j M ile Van Bcebcr, P; K inney, m easuring about H x 25. Puiniei has long been a point of con I, blocks have been used foi ¡ill iality lo any dog, by sheer I’. Hoefller. G. ley, dialogue, D>ck C aster, P hyllis nation am ong Pacific and worli D r. G e re , W. Bruce , f ti persistence and seniori t y, Shot p u t —Elrod. P; Sm ith, G; wall and p arti,io n const-uctien travel, is. The date line, or th< H annaford, S h irleen M ille r, an , M ethodist i nurch, conducted ful th ere w ill be sufficient ■ pace i,., Harlow, vocal q u artet, P eter was g en erally accepted Ferguson, G; .13 ft, seven in. 180th parallel, as it is often re \Bil a era I services for H enry R itch l (Vicky Cook, Kay D udley, S a i l ' in any y ard in P hoenix and Broad ju m p M iller. G ; G e rm about 8,10 lockers. ici red to, is an Im aginary bm T uesday afternoon, A pril 15, 1 the su rro u n d in g area. On com pletion, locker p; <■ draw n from the n o rth to tin and • inn Tripp, accom panied by e r, P ; D u s e n h e rr y , G; 17 ft., on« the Litw iller funeral chapel, if in. will firs, lx- m ade av ailab le to r< south, but flexible enough to pi Nai)»«tte F u rry . Vaughn Q uack- Though P eter was consign­ f e r m e n t was m ade in M ounta] ed to A lham bra, no doubt High jum p Newton, P, Sm ith sidents of Phoenix an d surround m it all islands of certain i land c-nbush told ol p lanting flow er View cem etery follow ing the sc being th e frien d ly chap he is, sted s and H attie H enderson read G, and G erm er, P, tied lor sec­ ing area, C aldw ell' stated groups to be included in the same vices. a paper on ’bulbs.” he soon will be chasing a- ond; five ft., six in. tim e zone. FRESHM EN ENTERTAIN R itchie died ¡it his home on . round w ith the sm art canine How h u rd le s —G erm er, I’; D e Visitors w ere Mr. and Mi C rossing this m eridian and STUDENT BODY FRIDAY second stre e t, A pril 13. B e wf set some w here in the West v ic e s , P , M ille r, G; ;15. lliu ip h n e s and Mr. and Mrs. C. born in C eliardyke. Scotian] Hills, or follow ing fhe crow d Phoenix, April 17—L ast F riday vancing oi retardin g the date has !•„ D.c. m . m of Eagle P oint Grang« : Relay Phoenix; Gold Hill N ovem ber 1, 1885, and had livd evening, A pril 11, the Phoenix caused throughout the years , no Mr. Darby, G riffith G range; M r., to the beach at S an ta Monica. in A shiand for the p ast 28 year high school was changed into u end of confusion in m any an o arid Mas. Hackm an, Mr. and Mrs. Who knows b u t w hat P eter Royce Is Building Ritchie v - a re tire d Southed night club, know n as the "rcndc- varied activities. m ay som eday bum p info Sam V ¡ninngham and Mr. Culey, U p­ Pacific em ployee, and sp en t April 13, 1945, was ju st anothci per A pplegate G range; Mr. and vous" w hen the F reshm an class Goldwyn. and w ith P ete's in ­ A New Restaurant years w ith th at com pany. im itable personality, well, e n te rta in e d Hie stu d en t body. day of w aiting during World Wai Mrs. C arlton, Uppe r R o g u e Ed Royce has sta lle d co n stru c­ T hree floor shows w ere show n II, until word traveled swiftly, Grange, and Mrs. M abie Pend- S urvivors include his w i, the outcom e m ay be. th at in tion on a new restau ran t to be during the evening, consisting of that the C ornm ander-in-chiei w;e k.nd, T alent G range. Amy, tw o d au g h ters; R oberta ar a year or so we ll be seeinq located in the north end of town specialty dances, vocal solos, in­ m in in g fro m hto field ol battl« M arian, A shland; a sister, Mi) him on the screen in th e pic betw een the Briscoe and Dudley stru m en tal solos, and com edy M argaret C arstan s, S cotland; tv. lure. "PETER", th en "THE Though m any rem ark s of a d e­ H O M E E C . C O M M IT T E E properties. acts . cousins. Mrs. B arton F rulan, Dui RETURN OF PETER", and rogatory n a tu re have since been, M E T W E D .. A P R IL 16 , Royce was granted a building sm uir. Calif, and Mrs. A n d y * m ] as m uch of P eter as the m ov­ Pic, cake, san d w ich es, i c e heard ab o u t our late president, on I perm it for a $7(100 00 stru ctu re at cream , and soft drinks w ere serv- that day, April 13. 1945, and dui Phoenix, April 17—Home Econ­ Gee, Elko, N evada. ie-m akers th in k the public the las, m eeting of the C’itv Conn |C(1, (luring the evening. can digest. Being th e dog he mg the period of m ourning that omics com m ittee of the Phoenix cd. is, then we'd say his fu tu re is follow ed, th ere was nothing cvi- G range m et W ednesday, A pril Hi, - ---------- o------------- O rm ie Jo rd o n and Ida H oppi absolutely boundless. of C hiloquin w ere visitors at tf . Don Reed of A storia, and Dale dinced from any m an contacted at the hom e of Mrs. C het P arker. W aiter K errig an hom e on Beac Cobleigh of Phoenix, both s tu d ­ at any tim e other th an deep re ­ M yrtle Hixson and Laurel Poling . WHAT YOU CAN BUY AT stre e t last week. en ts at Oregon state college spent spect and sincere grief that the assisted Mrs. P a rk e r as hostess. : tailin g on friends here S unday Eastei w ith the Cobleigh fam ily P resident had died J Mr. and Mrs. Jam es E. Good j afternoon. 'Io wield a nation into a mighty in Phoenix, O ther E aster d in n er 150% Discount Sale THE PH O EN IX guests at the Cobleigh hom e w ere lighting force, was an incom pre­ arrived in P hoenix from San $5.95 Plastic bags, now $2.99 F orty-eight m em bers of the A s­ Lloyd A rnold, Tom m y Goble, Mr. hensible responsibility which, Francisco on T uesday last w here and Mrs. G eorge W ehm ann. M ax­ w ithout question, caused the pre they plan to m ake th eir home. sem bly of God C hurch of Med- Feed and Seed Store LaMarre’a Drug Store Mrs. Good is the d au g h ter of AnHl T / “ S the ° ld O re6 ° n on ine Cobleigh and Billie Tower, m atu re d eath of the president ¡ill of Medford. Possibly it was this very realiza­ Mr. and Mrs. N orm an McIntosh. is now u n d er the ow nership of m eeting Cr and 8 bus^ c s s Mr. A ndrew H earn retu rn ed tion, the giving of his life 01 his ADA B. COLEMAN country and a cause which won from Los Angeles S unday ev en ­ ing via M ainliner. He was accom ­ universal respect for him by ser­ ALWAYS vice m en, our allies, and nberateo panied by his sister, Mrs, Ross We featu re a full line of feed The b ait in »ho« repairinq peoples alike. EX PER T WATCH Atkins of Hot Springs, New M ex­ OREGON and seed and now have a v a il­ ico, able choice spring v eg etable R EPA IRING Ja k e W eitzel re tu rn ed W ednes­ LIQUID GAS See Us w ith your shoe p lan ts and pansy plants. Mrs. H. P. Van G ordon and day from a trip to P ortland. R epair Problem s ' Mrs. Phyllis Olson of M edford, U.S. 99 P h oenix USE GAS form er residents of Phoenix, w ere PH O EN IX CHRISTIAN F or Cooking S. L. Hogenson CHURCH H eating LAWRENCE’S Bible School WHAT YOU CAN BUY AT 10 A M R efrigeration Shoe Service M orning W orship Service 11 Jewelry Store NOW OPEN! Mon. th ru Fri. LaMarre’s a. m. Complete line of gas appliances for P hoenix & V alley P atro n s 137 No. C entral M edford Evening S ervice 7:30 p.m M edford - Oregon 50% Discount Sale D eliveries in Jackson and Young Peoples m eeting 0:30 Betty’s Beauty Shop Stuffed anim als. 50°o off p.m. p, J ° s,ePhlne C ounties Our w atchm aker is a g raduate Phone 6765 p hoenix P ra y e r m eeting and Bi b I e P hone M edford 6760 LaMarre’s Drug Store of the A lton W atchm aker's S tu d y W e d ;T 3 0 P M GROWING W ITH PHOENIX If no answ er P hone Med. 426' College E. H. McGee, M inister LaMarre’s Phoenix Dry Cleaning Service R em em ber the LAW RENCE R eputation for Fine W atchm aking Pick Up and D elivery P hone 6520 Phoenix ( 9 Fred Powers ) (Real Estate - Builder ■) In ( ) P hoenix O pposite Randles G rocery on U. S. 99 It's Not Too Late to PLANT EVERGREENS and S hrubs for a More B eau ti­ ful Home and Yard Choice P erennials. Pansies, Tom atoes, and C abbage P lants * Southern Dreffon Nursery ('enter Z Moi M ortim er M cElliqott, Salesm an \P h . 6791 Phoenix Mac’s Cafe For C abinet W ork of any kind F e a tu rin g Delicious Hom e Cooked Food M eals at all hours 9 Phoenix See Prince’s Grocery M edium Sized Oranges E xcellent for Juice 40c doz. E. G. (Curly) BRISCOE Yes! at his new shop on N orth Pacific H ighw ay A foxy person know: tthat every radio set- regardless of make "Free E stim ates" Phone 7081 Phoenix The C om plete Shopping C en­ ter in Phoenix" Wanted 2 m iles So. M edford on Pacific H ighw ay P hone 6183 JUST ARRIVED! GOOD ASSORTM ENT OF POPULAR SIZED AMMUNITION Also Phoenix PART-TIM E DISHW ASHER See Watkins Products MRS. EARL AT THE for q u alify and price buy and save „ „ . H- L. BUNTON Call Med. 7811 Phoenix Old Oregon Motel Should Have an Annual Check Up Bring Your Set in Today . . . We’ll let you know if repairs are necessary. RADIO REPAIR FISH IN G TACKLE H untinq and Fishing Licenses A vailable Here RADIOS - PLUM BING FIX TU R ES - SOIL P IP E AND F IT ­ TINGS - ORANGEBURG P IP E - PA IN TS - KITCHENW ARE PHOENIX HARDWARE STORE Ph. M edford 6764 C entrally Located Open til 7 p.m. NEXT TO POST OFFICE MYERS AND DEMING RUMPS ★ SHALLOW OR DEEP WELL their favorite vitamin products in the complete vitamins sections at W ESTERN I H R I I T STORE in Medford. Everybody Who Shops . . . Sou hern O regon’< Vitamins Headquarters . . . Finds M edford’s l owest Prices Finds A uthentic Vitamin Inform ation Finds M edford’s l argest Variety. Ph. M edford 3295 112 m iles So. of M edford al H art's H atchery Announcing— Our New Service to Valley Patrons B reakfast Served Daily from 6:45 a.m. Luncheons Served Daily From 11:00 a.m. Home m ade Pies by Ada Bell Also our usual delicious fo u n tain specialties. Served the way you like them . Over 500 k inds an d sizes WESTERN THRIFT STORE 30 NORTH CENTRAL PHONE MEDFORD 3874 Phone 6616 Oregon ★ CENTRIFUGAL PUM PS ABOUT VITAM INS, .mJ scientific research lus proven tlieii necessity for good health Everybody Can Find . . . Phoenix ★ IRRIGATION SYSTEMS Valley Equipment Co. EVERYBODY’S TALKING! Automobile Radio Repairs our Specialty Auto Antenna Trailway Bus Depot P hone 6766 • . —------------------------------- b J Fromwher; J s it... i y Joe Marsh A G . äunch “ Thoss fc'x-G.I/s Millie Welle and a bunch of U boys from our town went to I’oiuul Ridge Saturday to a reunion o their old regiment. There were about two h u n d re and fifty boys who came from miles around to a good old teas in Farm er Collins’ barn. I expect they seemed a lot different to each other out of uniform. Ilut the; had a great time, spinning yarns, drinking beer, and talking over the old times in South Africa and Italy and the Aleutians. I went over to cover the meeting he Clarion, and one thing that ure impressed me was the good behavior of those boys- their pref- 'lcnee tor a moderate beverage • ike beei their friendly spirit. From where 1 sit, our ex-G.I.’s re making as good a showing in l'.neetime as they made during the war. And they’re setting a mighty good example to the rest of us in tolerance, and modera­ tion, and good fellowship. Open 'til m idnight except Thurs. Dick L aF leur, Prop. Copyright, 1^17, United StatetiH rn itn tttundittion I •V