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Southern Oregon New« Review, Thursday, June 19, 1947 THE PHOENIX NEWS C. Williams To Attend Jamboree Phoenix Premises Around Phoenix . . . Pat G reenam yei, a recent gra duate of Phoenix High school, spent the weekend in JacksoitVll- le visiting at the home of a friend Evie C hinnier. Mr. and Mrs. M. Popow will depart for Philadelphia, Penn., Thursday w here they will visit Popow’s parents, Mi and Mrs. Josi ph Popow and uttend the wedding ol his brother, Frank. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stanclilie drove to Portland Tuesday ami returned to Phoenix Sunday even ng, While in Portland, Rose Fes Dale Job returned June 15 from Btxlega Bay, California, where he has been engaged in commercial fishing ta visit his lather and sister of Phoenix. Mr and Mr*. H arry Brady, and H(,n| Jay, returned from Eugene Friday when they had spent a lew day* in that community I *adies of Moose To Have Dance June 21 Mrs. Adams Named Senior Regent Phoenix, June 19—During the June 12 meeting of the women of the Moose, plans were made Phoenix, June 19—Mrs. Regina ™ be held a t the i,,v for the dance to Talent city hall, June 21. Music Adams of Phoenix was elected will be furnished by H arttav’i , sen‘or regent of the Medford orchestra chapter, A omen of Moose, at a Women of the Moose will serve 1 ‘n refreshm ents at the d am e I the L ° ° F hal> ,n Medford. ---------o- __ O ther officers named were Mrs. Frances Stevenson, Phoenix, re- | corder, Mrs. Gertie Hutton, trea- Phoenix, Ju n e ID C hristapncr Typical of Am ericans every William*, non of Mr. and M in . '1 humus V. William* of iloualon where, many of us here in the Ruud, Phoenix, report* Dial he i* Bogue Vuliey are just living our . without taking "looking forw ard’ to the trip io dally live s Europe winch he will m ake with advantage or showing a great about llioo other Am erican bov* deal of appreciation for tin many wiio an* delegate* to tne World scenic wonders in (hi* section of looking fo r p ro p e rty . Jam boree ol Boy Scout*. The the country. There are individual reason* of Jam boree will be held at Mois- Mrs. Guy Granger and child eh aon, Prance during August of this com sc hut the contributing (ac left June II for a visit to Oregon ior regent, Mrs. Mary Lou Caffey, tor i* s u r e ly the dem ands ol pre year. and W _____ ashington . coast . . c town* and . i Phoenix, June 19—Mr. and Mrs chaplain. sent day living. Raising and sup l*ilor to departure, delegate* .. 1 '.accom panied to Eugene by Charles H orkersm ith entertained During the program Mrs. Mary iiium I l>e inoculated tor di*eaaea porting a fiumiy, m aintenance ol Duffield was honored for having including typhoid, typhus, tetan a home and property, and all the sponsored the largest num ber of hundred* ol detail* th a t arise iia, and diptheria, a* well u* a candidates during the year. Mrs. Hiuullpox vaccination. They must weekly do not leave much time _ - 1 Loyel Goodnought and M rs . or much reserve vigor lor period al*o apply to r passport*, and p re gulur m onthly G range meeting. Floyd Holloway were initiated ical outings. Ol course, th eie are end at the home of Mrs. Linnea pare their gear. M r. and Mrs. Dave Chase re- M ildred Ward presented Past into the lodge Thursday evening. w ett I.um those parents who bundle up the The Scouts have been caution kids and take oft, hut the m aj ________ __ turned fiom Delano, California j m asters pins to Ray Ward, Geo- -------------------------- ed to guthei a* much swuppmg ority PHOENIX CHRISTIAN of home m akers can always vi lt< d at I in- home of Mr. and | Sunday, where they were called rge Drake, Elvin Inman, Roy m aterial aa possible which in find ju st one more chore to delay Mrs. O tta Polittedk, of Portland because of the illness of Mr i Bolz, ■ Bill Poling CHURCH ’oling and Charles clude* pocket knives, eomporsea, them. Chase’s father. | Hockersm ith at Tuesday even- d u r in g Rose F e s tiv a l w e e k . Bible School ...................10 A.M. and other Minall pieces of equip Mrs. L. O. Penland entertained Allwn Paul is spending his vac 1 tag’s meeting, June 10. O. C. Morning Worship Service 11 Possibly the entire m atter i* ment. These gadget* will be used just at home on the Fern Valley road, j ation week at home. . . painting. Maust and Andrew Stevens, past a. m. an A m erican custom of stim to supplem ent the shortage ol Evening Service 8:00 p.m. business. The visitor to Tuesday evening with two tables Paul is an employee of Stage m asters, were not present. such gear nt scouts from foreign ulating M argaret Bolz resigned her of Young Peoples meeting 7:00 of bridge. Those winning prizes Coach Orchards. Nt w York will crowd in a* many hinds. William* state* that extra Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Blevins and fice as Ceres and Mrs. Gertie p.m. _ and place* as time* will a l w ere Mrs. Nellie Randles, Mabel neckerchiefs will he taken to sight* Qtiuckenbush, and Flo r e n c e , family, of Klamath Fulls visited Hutton was elected and installed low, whereas an astom sin n g P rayer m eeting and Bi b 1« trade for foreign neckerchief* i Mrs, Blevins parents, the E. G. to fill her unexpired term , Tues Study ber of New Yorkers wouiu D ra k e . ........ Wed. 7:00 P. M. which will be kept as souvenirs. num day evening. Mr, and Mis. Petcr- Mr. and Mrs. H. P. S tev eso n ! Briscoes,on Sunday, April 15. plate spending a E. H. McGee. M inister Christopher who is a Life never to contem The H. T. Princes, are being 8?n were given obligation in the go ta the top of the Em vucationel at Diamond Lake last Scout and a m em ber of the C rat dollar o n e State huildine T here are wf",,h a,|d reported excellent fl*h- i visited by Mrs. Prince’s grandson. first and second degrees, Monuments and markers. er Lake Council 1* one of six even some m em bers ot the great ■ng. Steveson’s neighbors thought Stormy Bellamy of Sacram ent' Burns Memorials. On the Flaaa. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford C Wyres young men to m axe the trip from e r New York family. . . namely fishing good too! California. and two children arrived from this urea D eparture from Med- Brook lynTles . . . . who haven't southern California June 6 to lord will be m ade on July 11, for seen C entral I’ai k. and "why To make their home perm anently in Portland w here scouts from the should we,” they ask, "when we 1,11,11 southern Oregon. At the present N orthwest will meet on the 10th have our own Prospect Park and they are visiting with Mr. and and then will proceed to Missou Cypress Hills Cem etery literally, , Mrs. W K Dye. la, Montana w here a training in our backyards." Your c o rre s-' * hocnix, Ju n e 19—Vacation camp will be attended. Prom pondent actually met a party in ' B,bl*’ School under the auspices The Wayne Dye’s report a suc that point the scout* will go to Brooklyn who claimed that hi J ot the P resbyterian and Christian cessful fishing trip ta Diamond Chicago, for a stop-over there, had never been ta M anhattan or; churches of Phoenix will be con- Lake last week, despite getting Now is the tim e to solve ■ rained out, th en on to W ashington, D. C. downtown New York Brooklyn eluded with a program ta be pre next w inter’s heating w here several days will he spent held sufficient attraction* for him sented by the children a t the , K athie Long grand daughter, in the nation’s capital. Camp he of Mr, and Mrs. H arry Long of problems. H. W. Frame Appointed besides he had heard Presbyterian church Friday e v e n -, Kilmer, N. J. is designated us th at stated, Medford returned home June 3. prices were outrageously i *n®> J une 20 8:00 p.m. according Investigate the mod to Office of OiMtrict the point of departure, hut a tu p high ucross the river. Rush Long, her brother, went i ,o *-• Clark pastor of the Pres- will first he m ade to New York back to Klam ath Falls on June 8. ern way . . . clean . . . Ju st as surely as there a r e , Byterian church. Clerk of Dixtrict 4 City w here a big leaguo baseball those New Yorkers who stick I The Misses Betty Paeth and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Epperson economical liquefied gas gam e will be attended, as well as pretty close ta their flats, there Muriel Seeley, both from Wash- Phoenix, June 19—At the an of Phoenix will spend the sum a radio broadcast, July 24, they are San Franciscans who haven’t | ington State nave been conduct- nual school meeting of Jackson mer cooking -at the Union Creek . . . and you’ll invest in will sail for Antw erp, Belguini, ventured to Fleishhiukei Zoo or ing the classes for the past two County, district 4, held at the Forestry Service cookhouse. our heaters, either floor on the Army transport, the Gen the many wonderful exhibits in weeks with an attendance of Phoenix school, Monday evening, Dwight Epperson plans ta work eral Muir. A tour of Belgulrn and the De Young Museum and Stein some 80 children daily for the Walter G erm er was re-elected as all sum m er with a haybaling furnaces or space h eat Holland will be made using t h e 1 hart Aquarium in Golden Gale morning and evening program*. a director of the Board of Educa crew. ers and our dependable General Muir as a base. Accord Park. S teinhart Aquarium . . .by Saturday, Ju n e 14, a picnic on tion. In the closely contested bal Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Steveson re ing to C hristopher, this would the way, is one of the few re Bear service. Creek was held tor m em loting, G erm er was reported to port that they are catching a lot avoid obtaining foodstuffs from m aining piuces in the United bers and parents of children a t have defeated G. Beck by the of fish at Diamond Lake. For town or country lhe scarce supplies in the low States, I believe. . . th at the kids tending the class with 67 present. margin of only tour votes. Elect lands. Several days will also be don’t . . . for home or business. CROWING WITH PHOENIX ion is for a three year period dom inute as yet. Well dres M>ent touring Sw itzerland and sed, refined people , . . m om en with term commencing January F rance before gathering at Mois- tarily forget their m anners and 1, 1948. The other two board dir *on on August 8 ectors tor the ’47-’48 term are A. ! dignity ,UÍ .'" ;" S W i S S r ’- ,h<hé S. Stevens, chairm an and Bert Stancliffe, whose term s will ex and ill del«-L»-,t,.uHwiHt h .’7 Î ^¿r ' thc y ° un« frY a8ld‘‘ to Kain arail Pick Up and Delivery North End Phoenix on U. S. 99 their homo n« I ? h *2?* "Ì P°s,t,on to view as closely as pos- pire in 1948-49, and 1949-50 resp- -p hone 6520 Phoenix Phone 6765 Phoenix __. , ... . . . , .,, e c tiv e ly , Im m e d ia te ly f o llo w in g ! SeptemlMT '* 1 s*b*e *be w onderful m arine life Phoenix, Ju n e 19 Miss Lucille the election, the directors met on display in lighted tanks. To get back ta our valley, there Reim er was m arried to Ernest and Henry W. Fram e was ap-. June 8. Modelene M arshall had are likely m any who have not Glass ford in a double wedding pointed to the office of D istrict’ h e r ear lanced at the Medfo-d visited our famous Lithia Park. Sunday, June 8, in the Seventh I C ^ rk . . Com m unity Hospital. She is the Lithia Park is dom inantly the Day Adventist church in Med- „ . D urjn* ,the meeting Henry ■ laughter of Mr. and Mrs Homer work of nature, but its w onderful ford. Miss Ethelvn.- JohnsonI " » m e explained the purposes of Marshall of Talent. adaption to a recreational area William Cline w ere m arried I Lhe new Coi,nty Equalization Grade A P atty Adams, daughter of Mr was brought about by a national and Board as created by Oregon leg the sam e evening. and Mrs. Dan Adams of Phoenix ly know n park creator, a Scots Meats . . . Or Fresh Vegetables . . . islative amendm ents during the Miss Reim er was given in m ar 1947 session Jackson County is 1 celebrated her birfRfiay Ju n e 12 m an by the name of John Mc William now divided into five zones, each or Cold Bottled Beer and Soft Drinks Her m other took her and her Laren. This man, who could see riage by^ her father b ro th er Bobby swimm ing at beauty in the poorest surround Reimer. She wore a w hite bro- constituting a num ber of rural . . . Yes. Even Frozen Pies Ready to Jackson Hot Springs ings, spent m any years of nis life cuded satin gown, and a long school districts, Nominated as a Gordon Steveson. SM2, was transform ing the sand dunes that viel held by a cornet of beads, representative of Zone five from Bake May Be Found in Our Refriger home for a 72-hour furlough over sweep San Francisco's west slope, She carried o bouquet of gladioli Phoenix and imm ediate s u r- and gardenia*. Misses Roselia and the week i end . of June 7. He is I ated Cabinets and Showcases. rounding rural school districts is ---- ; ¿ .-’ i into the now fabulous Golden studying electronics at the ted t- Gate Park. W hether true or not. Aluxine Reimer, sisters of the Mrs. L. C. Taylor. However, elec •*..KiS !£ ? ch?01 at rreasu re Island I I like ta think that a lta r the bride, were attendants. toral returns arc not available as in California. Jam es Corwin was best man, yet according ta Mrs. Bert S tan years of struggling with nearly Free Delivery in Phoenix unsurm ountable landscape odds and Wesley Riley served as usher. chile. Try the News Review Classi th at he turqetl to our valley for Following the weddings a joint fiada for results. The Complete Grocery Center in Phoenix a natural setting, w here stream s reception was held at the Rogue did not have to be created and . River . . . academy, which was at- Phone 6163 w here hills, and m ountains, trees tended by 250 guesta. On U. S. 99 -----------o- and rocks, aw aited the touch of Phoenix Presbyterian Church his hands. E. . Clark, Minister Truly there is much to see and FLEA AND 10UH S&iA M a y 4, 1947 more ta do in our vacation w ond PCW0» («Itmi DDT > 10 A. M. Bible School, Dale erland. . . and enjoying the little trips now is a nice way ta stare Newton, Superintendent A class COÎS RIGHT OM K ill IRC IHIM lor everyone, up memories tor years ta come. (tihln OVIIOO1 1U Close Fri., June 20 Phoenix (¡rangers Have Picnic June 18 Ì Myr‘" Walter Germer Re-Elected Dir. Board Education PLAN AHEAD Phoenix Dry Cleaning Service Miss Reimer Weds Sunday, June 8 OREGON LIQUID GAS PRINCES GROCERY panche MUI Wood Fuel Oil 11 A . M . A n th e m b y " G ia n ts .” A HOT HOUSE IS M o r n in g W o rs h ip ,j th e C h o ir, S e rm o n t Tues, 7 P. M- Boy Scouts, W e d , 7:30 P. M NOT A HAPPY HOME . lowship, Thurs. C h r is tia n F e l Shasta Pressure System Cast Iron Bath Tubs. Sinks and Lavatories Gunter Fuel Ce. IJ3 4th St. Also Phone 5751 FISHING TACKLE 4 P, M . G f r j S co u ts. Hunting and Fishing Licenses Available Here TODAY PHONE 6616 For Information About our MR CONDITIONING UNITS Installed $60.00 and up . . . Fraa Estimate* Given MEDFOKD LODGE NO. 178 LO Y A L O RD ER O F M O O SE SPONSORS ANOTHER POPULAR DANCE Service Work a« Always TALENT CITY HALL RADIO REPAIR SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1947 Next to the Postoffice Phone 8618 Phoenix MUSIC STARTS AT 9 P. M. SCHICK DUAL ELECTRIC RAZORS RADIOS - PLUMBING FIXTURES - SOIL PIPE AND FIT TINGS ORANGEBURG PIPE - PAINTS - KITCHENWARE PHOENIX HARDWARE STORE Ph. Medford 6764 Centrally Located Open til 7 p.m. EVERYBODY’S TALKING! A B O U T \ I I A M IN S , and scientific research lias proven tkeit necessity tor good health Everybody Can Find . . . The Next Time Ltft Elmer at Junior Knows Where The Gladmore Waffle Shop The Good Things Are! BE YOUR HOST! AND YOU TOO ARE A Invited to Come in and Everybody Who Shops . . . . Sou hern Oregon’s Vitamins Headquarters . . . Einds M edford’s Lowest Prices ENJOY OUR DELICIOUS SANDWICHES hinds Authentic Vitamin Information food must be good *cau«e AND COMPLETE FOUNTAN SERVICE hinds Medfo»d’s Largest Variety. O ver $oo kinds and sizes The Chef Owns The Place SKINNER’S FOUNTAIN 20 delicious entree« to choose from itnd our Phone 676$ Pacific Hwy. their favorite vitamin products in the complete vitamins sections at W E S T E R N T H R I F T S T O R E in Medford. Open Daily Except Tuesdays Phoenix For Weat Coast Trail ways Schedules and Information • WESTERN THRIFT STORE 30 NORTH CENTRAL PHONE MEDFORD 3674
