Southern Oregon New» Review, Thurs. May 22, 1947
THE PHOENIX NEWS
MRS. McGLASSON TRADES
NELSON HOME IN
PROPERTY IN rriOENIX
PHOENIX LOST BY FIRE
Phoenix, May 23—Mrs. W C.
Phoenix .May 22—The home,
' McGlusson hus traded hi r pro- i
garage, and surrounding build
perty in Phoenix for a home o n 1
ings of Mr .and Mrs. N. Nelson, , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brady and son, Jay, speKT the week end in
I Stew art Ave. in Medford. New
located on Htifinger road, were Eugene . . . Mr. and Mrs. Dave Chase fished at Union Creek Sun
PliiM-nix, May 22 Coach John owner« of the Phoenix propen., I
totally destroyed by 7ire May 13, day, the final tally, Dave 8; Mrs. Chase, 0; Mrs. Chase commendf
Chamberlain, of the Phoenix ure Mr. and Mis. Peterson, pur- I
3:30 p.m. P artial Insurance cover • him on his tactfulness . . . Mrs. Dick LaFleur and small son, Rich-
cuts of Glen Peterson, city miu-
age was carried on the property. ' ard, will visit her mother in Georgia in the near future. She will
high school, nwurded baseball shull.
Adjacent property belonging to make the trip by United Air Lines and will be accompaned as far
TWENTY NINE EIGHTH
and track letters to the following
Reed McKay was damaged also. as Chicago by Mrs. Duke Makos whose husband was a lo f m e r p a rt
GRADERS
TO
RECEIVE
men, Wednesday, at a special
DIPLOMAS SAME EVENING A chicken house and storage ner of Dick LaFleur . . .
assembly. Uuseball: A n d r e w
building combined was damaged,
Mrs. Sam Steele spent the
Nine seniors will g ra d u a te 'a n d a pum p house. W arren Lof- weekend at Eugene. . .the Allen '. . . Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davis have
Beck, Bob Elrod, Donovun Wolfe,
froin the Phoenix high school, fer, Elmer Madden, Ben Leedy, J. Hansens drove to Crescent ! moved to Lincoln where Mr.
Floyd Holloway, Gary Den/or,
Tuesday evening, May 27, a t ' David Chase, were among th«
I Davis is now employed . . . . .
Gordon G erm tr, Burton Skinner,
eight p in. in th»- Phoenix high Phoenix persons thát Help e d City Saturday and spent Sunday
Cliff Wallace of Phoenix and
traveling
along
Southern
portion
Norman Caster, Bob Ferns.
Walt Hill fished the upper Ap
Phoenix, May 22—The Reverend school auditorium. At the same light the fire.
o
fthe
Oregon
Coast
Weather
re
Truck awards: Andy Beck, E. J. Clark of the Presbyterian tunc twenty-nine eighth «gra >v.s
ported fine, scenery superb, espe plegate Saturday, fishing was so
Dale Newton, Boh Elrod, George church will deliver baccalaureate will also receive diplomas.
d
ally attractive were the rhodo good they are taking every pre
Phoenix
Phoenix high school orche- -u.
Kinney, Bill Bust, Don Van Beb- services to the nine Phoenix high
dendrons and asaleas now in full caution to safe-gukrd the loca
tion. . . .
.................
bloom............
ber, Jim m y Wilburns, Jim Shaf school graduates, Sunduy even will play “Triumpsas March" to
Premises
Mrs. C. R. Alexander ot Med
Shirlee Richardson, and Lillian
er, Don Wolle, Floyd Holloway, ing at 8 o'clock, in the Presbyter open the graduating exeici
ford, was honored by a birthday
Gordon Germer und H a ro I a ian church .His subject will be, Tuesday. Invocation will be a..i
Qur Mfly 1# edUion
th<? Bcrnstrom and friends spe n t picnic
"Nourishing vour fruit trees."
at Jackson Het Springs
Saturday
fishing
on
upper
Hogue.
Schinelzer.
few The friends caught the fish. . . Sunday. Bertha Coble: g h of
Phoenix high school girl's chor by the Reverend E. J ( la r k ihe phoenix News contained
COLEMANS SPEND SIX’ A Y
us will open the services by sing orchestra will then play "Echoes exceptional "newsy" items. At
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs Phoenix and Lucille Baird of
ON APPLEGATE RIVEIÎVS
ing the “Lords Prayer". The Rev from Giand Opera” by Herfureh, lirst glance not a few of us Charles Houston of Portland, and Medfcrd served as hostesses. Mts
Alexander leads her awn Hawai
Phoenix, May 22—A draXole- erend E. H. McGee, of the Christ und
u- t, In^e r*neisz<’
f m
‘bought that some practical jok- Mr. and Mis. C. F. Friedel, of ian Guitar band...............Mr. and
niun. and children, Mary J u te , ian church, will read the scrip hranke. Andrew Beck wiJi gm -
G rants Pass were guests of Mr.
. .
,
. /
und Thad P., spent Sunday fish ture. Following Reverend Clark's the student address; and
1‘ had substituted his 'midway and Mrs. R. L. Bunton a t dinner. Mrs. Bruce Wallace at.d children.
ing on the Applegute with Mr. address the chortifi will close the Beil will present the class g i l l . ' edition” lor our usual conserva- Mr. Houston is district manager Donna and Gary were Sunday
Wallace
and Mrs. Wimer .and son, Jack. program by singing, “My God The grade school chorus will • live page.
of W atkins Products, the Burtons visitors at tne C. H.
home.
.
.
.
The
Ota
Wagoners
Mm. Coleman reported fishing und 1."
Mr.
and
Mrs.,
will
celebrate
their
sing
1- arewell to 1 bee
und
gee ¡n
plln t that the
excellent on the Applegate.
Sundown by Wilson.
.. .
, ,
. ,, . . respective birthdays this week. . spent the weekend at Fish lake...
Dale Newton will introduce Hi J hoeIUX h l *h s th °o1 baU tlu b
Mrs. Lulu Van Wegen. mother
NEWS FROM JUSTICE
Phoenix Presbyterian Church
of Mrs. M. E. Randle3, has been
Elmo Stevenson ol Southei u liad won the County class "B
E. . Clark, Minister
COURT AT PHOENIX
confined to Sacred Heart Hospi
Oregon college, as guest spcukci pennant was as m ucn a surprise
May 4, 1947
Appearing last week before Dr. Stevenson will use as his lu Uii> as
tal since May ¡1, for medical
was>
undoubtedly
to
10 A. M. Bible School, Dale municipal Judge M a c K in to sh theme the "M u n lirn »f l uch. ’ i u ‘e eoath and laculty, memoers
treatm ent .She may see her
Newton, Superintendent. A class were the following persons: Ver John
friends during the regular visit-
Myers, Jr. Elem entary p:in j ui du team, and students of the
for everyone.
non Ernest, St. Paul, Oregon, c-fal of Pnoenix grid»- school, ugii school.
hours at the hospital. .
11 A. M. Morning Wot ship. cited for speeding, fined $10.00.
Phoenix, May 22—Mr. and
will
present
the
iv.'»-nty
nine
Well,
it
the
boys
had
won,
it
Anthem by the Choir. Sermon
John R. Gray, G rants Pass, grade students wii - u.p.on.u?. woaiu nave been m print, ot Mrs. Fred Ruch, who were m ar
"IN the Whispering of a Tree”. speeding, $5.00 fine.
PHOENIX CHRISTIAN
This will ue followed by hign course. This particular time they ried in the Chapel of Rocks and
Tues. 7 P. M. Boy Scouts.
CHURCH
Roses in Medford on May 19,
Charles
V.
Herman,
517
Pearl
i
school
lioiuw
tinging,
*'Ltn<l
■
>
!
uiun
I
win
the
county
"B”
title,
Wed. 7:30 P M. Christian Fel street,
were honored by Mr. and Mrs.
Bible School .................. 10 A.M.
Medford,
speeding
and
j
the
Sky
Blue
W
ater"
by
Cadir.an-
out
ii
was
so
stated
in
print
any-
lowship.
Morning Worship Service 11
passing on curves, $10.00 fine, i S:i i .- ; jd “I ’c .m rt D»v” by w u j. There is just a snade ol a Dick La Fleur during the evening
Thurs. 4 P. M. Girl Scouts.
of their wedding day with a a. m.
$5.00
suspended.
I
, ‘a i i .t . a-.oba Bena.
line
uiflerenee.
.
.
.which
most
Baccalaureate services Sunday,
Evening Service ..... 8:00 p.m.
Jack Davis, 8 B street, Ash-1 I. 1 Lindley, . uperinte tl:nt ioilis will not see. . . .hinging on party. Others present were Mr.
May 25, 8 p.m. "Nourishing your
Young Peoples meeting 7:00
land, basic rule violated and cut- i of schools will prese n t a l l trie belief of proper procedure. . and Mrs. Chet Keene, Mr. and
Fruit Trees.”
ting corners. $2.00 fine.
aw ards for the past school year. bui never-the-less we hope that Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Ada Bell, Mr. p.m.
Prayer meeting and Bi b 1 e
Walter G erm tr, cp-.ui iau o the the story broke a bit of the mon and Mrs. Harry Brady, Mrs.
Study
......... Wed. 7:00 P. M.
Granger,
and
the
groom’s
par
board af u. cctors v. ill pre ent otony i f every day living. In
GROWING WITH PHOENIX
E. H. McGee, Minister
the nine seniors w ith hign «•:!» >-j: view of the fact that during the ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ruch.
diplomas. The Reverend E J past week we had no bank rob-1 Mrs. Ruch, nee Eva Beck, spent
Phoenix Dry
Clark w»b give the bene out on, oeries, namely because we have • most of her life in Phoenix and
F O R ...
EXPERT WATCH
with orchestra pl-ying the rec no bank. . , no m urders or the graduated fjom Phoenix High
Cleaning Service
★ Lum ber
school
In
1946.
The
Ruch’s
will
ession,
»
1 e which supposedly make good
REPAIRING
★ Building Materials
Pick Up and Delivery
make
their
home
in
Eugene.
Andrew I n k , Tom Be’i si I- news stories. . . . the story of the
★ Explosives
Phone 9520
Phcenix ,
man Ca. • Jam es Davis, L
championship game gave us some,
★ Pres-To-Logs
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M itch
Ferns, Peggie Glover, Patricia thing to talk about
ell owners of Camp-U-Rest are
Grennaniyer, H arry H u tch in s,
Since the lilthteenth was our i
(
Fred Powers
\
See Your Friendly
LAWRENCE’S
and Dale Newton will receive field duy. . . we heard comments vacationing in JVashington. . .
They
plan
to
visit
friends
in
high sehool diplomas.
Jewelry Store
from officers of both the Phoenix
Bruce Bauer
Eighth graders that will re Chamber ot Commerce and the Tacoma where they formerly
ceive diplomas include: Rita lh u isd ay club in regard to a lived. Mrs. A. U. Parsley is in
Medford - Oregon
Lumber Co.
Birk, Ruth Bench, Richard Brad statem ent that p art of the pro charge of the court while the I
ley .Sonia Brown, Gene Cham ceeds ol the Thursday Club spon Mitchells are north
So. Rlyers’de Ave.
Our watchmaker is a graduate
,
ln
/
bers, Ronald Clason, Doris Chis- sored carnival was destined for
a ■Phone 2211
Medford
(
of the Elgin Watchmaker's
um, Ray Dudley, Jack Eidswick, the Cham u.r of Commerce till.
Phoenix Opposite Randles
College
Alvin Fowler, Fred Furry, Nan-
Grocery on U. S. 99
Actually i le article was an ex
nette Furry, Junior Garrison, pression
thanks to those in
Leslie Green, Clayton Green.i- dividuals, of business,
Mo
and organi
Mortimer McEUigott, Salesman
Remember the LAWRENCE
myer, H erbert Guyton, Shirley zations wl e donation
FOR SALE
helped
Reputation for Fine
Hammond,
Harold
Hollo
w
a
y,
Ph. 6791
Phoenix
make
th.
c.
nival
a
success.
The
Watchmaking
MOR
CROP
D. D. T. SPRAY
Richard Keene, Ellen Kievet,
C!
,ber of Commerce
SPRAY GUNS
Ruth Kipllnger, Fl< "enc Norris, Phoenix
paid the co . f printing the pos
Wenona Prettym an, Ko:»..! 1 Rob ter
Poison. Grain for Rats, Moles,
advertising the carni
bins, Lois Steele, Chloe Stevens, val, cards
and Gophers
and no proceeds of the carni
Keith Tompson, Sully T r’pp and val are going to the Cham ber erf Now is the time to solve
Small Radio. Excellent Con
Phyllis Wheeler.
next winter’s heating
dition—Excellent Price
Commerce.
Track & Baseball
Awards Given
Nine Seniors to
Graduate May 27
At Phoenix High
Around Phoenix
Rev. Clark To
Address Seniors
1
Mr. & Mrs. Ruch
Are Honored
(Real Estate * Builder
)
(
Plan
Ahead
F IR E W O R K S
WE HAVE THE LARGEST SELECTION OF FIREWORKS
ON THE PACIFIC COAST
58 Varieties . . . Also a stock of genuine Chinese Firecrackers
at 20 per cent below last year's prices.
SEE our display and get our prices before you buy your
4th of July Supplies
Certainly we must commend
W alter Burger, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Delbert Burger arrived in the aggressive, and inspi r e d
Ashland last week from spend Thursday club for realizing the
ing the w inter in Florida attend need of a Youth Civic Center in
ing a Bible school. Burger will | Phoenix, but far more admirable
spend the sum m er with hi# p a r - ' is the fact that the organization is
ents.
doing something about it.
ORANGE GROVE MARKET
JUNIOR KNOWS WHERE
The Good Things Are!
1027 So. Riverside
Medfoid
Oregon
And You Too May Treat Yourself
JUST ARRIVED!
Cast Iron Bath Tuba. Sinks and
Lavatories
Also
to the Best in Fountain
Specialties. Sandwiches
and Luncheons by Making
Hunting and Fishing Licenses
Available Here
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YOUR MEETING PLACE
'Your Phoenix Trailways Depot"
Phone 6766
AND SWAP SHOP
On U. S. 99 Opposite Randles
PHOENIX HARDWARE STORE
25c
SAVE
25c
Present This Ad To
S. L. Hogenson
Shoe Service
and you will receive 25c
credit on any sole and heel
repair job completed before
June 20, 1947
One Ad Per Person
137 No. Central
Medford
Just Arrived
New Shipment
Kerr Jars
In wide mouth
and regular sise’.
It's
Strawberry
Time . . . Local
Giants Only
30c per Cup
SOIL PIPE AND FIT
Centrally Located
PHOENIX
Feed and Seed Store
PRINCES GROCERY
Phoenix
TINGS - ORANGEBURG PIPE - PAINTS - KITCHENWARE
Ph. Medford 6764
OREGON
LIQUID GAS
North End Phoenix on U. S. 99
Phone 6765
Phoenix
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Mi
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