Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, July 03, 1947, Image 7

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    .Southern Oregon New» Review, Thursday, July 3, 1947
Benefit Dance is
Given For Beck
THE PHOENIX NEWS
(i. Peterson Leaves
For Mt. Shasta Job
Around Phoenix .
Miss Beverly Wilson
Represents Students
Haskins Disturbs
Cemetery Peace
Pho, nix, July 2—Glenn V. P et­
erson, city m arshall, and own. r
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Zeilinski, nt f.a,r
Phoenix, Ju ly 2—Miss Beverly
were reported by
Wilson, only daughter of Mr. and
Saturday, June 28, a bem-nt • of a local rest,meant. tins resigno’1 South Gate, California, visited Mis. Chase.
the weekend with Mr.
Mrs Wilson, of 2nd street, Phoe­
• la n ce w as h e ld In the Pho. m x . his position os m arshall, and will during
! Ada Bell was visited by her
Phoenix, July 2—Ellis Haskins,
high school fo r A n d y H e ck, v. h o leave with his family for Mount and Mrs. Fred Milledge. The Zeil- t ld< t son, Darrell Bell and fam ­ nix, has been chosen by Oregon
72, a transient is now residing in
" " ' I .......I I" S ir IC ,| | | . ,, | Shasta, California, th«- first of inskls are enroute to Milwaukie, i ly over the weekend. Mrs. Beil State College as representative to
July.
Wisconsin, w here they will m ake
a world congress of students I the county jail. He was charged
h o s p ita l in Medford, following an
i »-ports that D arrell’s Sm ith Kiv- I which will convene Ju ly 4 at with disturbing the p e ace and
their home.
Peterson will operate the Cen
autom obile accident on Pacific
New construction as evidenced ei reed Store is prospering under the Campus in the Woods, locat­ disorderly conduct following his
highway near Hem Creek O rch­ velll Grocery in Mount Shasta
ed two hundred miles north of apprehension in the Phoenix
in
and near Phoenix, includes a her son s m anagement.
Lease
of
Peterson's
restaurant
ard« on June 20.
•*Ir, and Mi s. Montgomery of Toronto, Canada.
cem etery at 1:30 a.m. June 25.
new
Dental clinic which is bein."
Member« of Heck'« high .cliool ha« been taken by Mr, und Mrs
Miss Wilson, who will enroll as
The arrest was made by City
M Kingsbury, form erly of erected by Dr. William K. B lack­ fourth street Phoenix, are being
c I uks which sponsored (hi (li.iicc A.
er, of Ashland. The building will lytsded by Montgomery's brother, a Junior during the coming fall Marshall, Glenn V. Peterson. Ac­
included, Erma Job, Della Pol. Klamath Falls.
be located on property form erly , Clarence Montgomery, of Rive •- term is a home economics student cording to Peterson, Haskins
ertson. Peggy Glover. Fit-; Wolfe,
owned by Miles Brownrigg on ‘i . ' .G aldornia, and his sister, at Oregon State. Miss Wilson left threatened him with a gun, but
and Dale Newton. Mr. and Mrs JOE WRIGHT DIES JUNE
first stieet across from the post Mrs J. W. Sherrill, of Fullerton, for Vancouver, B. C. June 27, when arrested no weapon was
C Sturges of H illc re s t Orchards. 27 IN MEDFORD HOSPITAL
Phoenix, July 3—Joe Wright office. The Dale Newtons of Pac­ Calitorriia. Other guests include there to entrain for Toronto, the found. Peterson stated that Has­
Medford, Hceured Ihe service of
musician« who played during the died at a hospital in Medforc. ific Highway, north of Phoenix ,Mai vin Montgomery, son, and his trip east being made via Canad­ kins was allowed to quiet down
und was burled in the Jackson have commenced construction id family, of Bakeisfield, California, ian National Railway.
and return to sleep and when
evening without reim bursem ent. . ville
cem etery July I. Wright a new plant und living quarters I and their daughter and son-in
( ontrihutions of cakes and pie
A fter the convention Miss Wil­ Peterson m ade his approach
were made by the Indie« of the ■ was born in Phoenix, January 11 north of their property which law, the M. O. Bakers of Van­ son plans to visit New York, about one half hour later, Has­
com m unity and Dick LaFleor 1875, und spent most of his life was recently sold, according Io couver, Washington.
W ashington D. C., Chicago, Den­ kins was found lying on the
farm ing in the valley,
Newton.
A family picnic was held at ver, and San Francisco, returning ground with his head resting on
provided the soft drinks.
i His wife, Mrs. Molly W right
a bottle of wine.
Mrs. Mildred Wilkins, of San Crater Lake Tuesday.
home to Phoenix August 15.
Net proceed« from the dance survive« him with two broth, is,
G uy Cobleigh went to Butte
Haskins who recently received
She is also a counselor a t W al­
was $151 00, according to Dal. George und Will Wright, both oi Diego, California, arrived in Med­
ford, to m ake her home with rails Satuiday to help his broth­ do Hall, and will return to the 20 days suspended sentence on
Newton, who extended the spon­ Central Point.
Mrs. Milledge. Mrs. W ilkin’s hu.o er hay this week. S keeter’s Camp Oregon State campus on Septem ­ his promise of good behavior was
sors appreciation to all person
0
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band is station, d in Anchorage-, at Prospect where Coble i g h ber 13, to assist in registering and given a 30 day jail sentence d u r­
whose contributions many the
Mrs. Hazel Jones arid daughter, Alaska, with the U. S, Army Sig­ works is closed until July 7.
assisting new students a t the col­ ing the court session of June 26.
dance a success.
Jackie of Tulle Lake, California nal Corp.
Haskins, previous to his encoun­
Dale Cobleigh, Billie Tower of lege during freshm an week
Tuesday, June 30, Beck was re ­ left lor their home Saturday
Elder and Mrs. K, J, Clark Phoenix and M arvin Cumming ol
ter with the law was canvassing
leased from Sacred Heart and after visiting in the J. Cliff H ut­
spent several days at Diamond Portland, motored to Gold Beach
Phoenix and the surrounding
PHOENIX CHRISTIAN
was returned to his home on chins home of Phoenix.
Lake during the pa*3t week visit­ Sunday.
area for odd jobs, including the
CHURCH
t olcman Creek road.
ing with Elder C lark's brother
Bible School ...................10 A.M. sharpening of knives and scissors.
Phoenix Presbyterian Church
and sister-in-law , the T. C. Clarks
Dale Cobleigh and his U niver­
Morning Worship Service 11
MEDFORD MAN FINED
According to City M arshall
E. . Clark, Minister
of Salem.
sity
roommate, M arvin Cum m ­ a. m.
IN PHOENIX COURT
Peterson complaints were made
July 6, 1947
Mr. and Mrs. David Chase and ings of Portland arrived in Phoe­
Evening
Service
.........8:00
p.m.
by three parties on Fifth street
Phoenix, July 2— H a y M a lla r d , 10 A. M. Bible School, Dal. Bill Thorndyke sper» the w eek­ nix last week from Corvallis.
Young Peoples meeting 7:00 t who were aw akened by Haskin's
o f Medford, received
ten day Newton, Superintendent A class end at Diamond Lake fishing, Cummings will spend ten days
p.m.
i rantings in the cemetery.
suspended jail sentence and a ' fo r everyone.
in the Cobleigh home, and from
Prayer m eeting and Bi b I e
$4.50 fine on a disorderly con­
11 A. M. Morning worship. Ser­
there will go to Agnes, Oregon to Study ................. Wed. 7:00 P. M.
Monuments and markers. See
duct charge in Phoenix, following m o n : " T h e B e tte r C o v e n a n t"
i work for the forest service. Dale
E. H. McGee. M inister
h is a rr e s t d u r in g th e e v e n in g o f
Burns Memorials. On the Plaza.
J Tues. 7 P. M. Bov Scouts.
and Marvin went to Diamond
J u n e 23, by City Marshall, Glenn
Wed. 7.30 P M C h r is tia n F e l­
and Crater Lakes Sunday.
Peterson.
lowship,
Birthday dinner and party was
celebrated at the Cobleigh home
G uest editorial by M argaret Riley June 24 for June Cobleigh Weh-
Hubbard, horn in Urbana, Illi­ mann. Mrs. W ehmann celebrated
her 21st birthday.
nois, 1866.
1 wonder how many people saw ROMINE BUYS ASHLAND
Plan your meals with deliciously fresh frozen
FROM M. WELLS
the beautiful sunrise this m orn­ AUCTION
Roy Romine of N am na, Idaho
fruits and vegetables from our modern cabi­
Th* Next Time Let Elmer et
ing? Whi n i looked from my cast purchased the Ashland Auction
nets
( window, I saw "Old S o l'- m aking Yards on Oak street from M. L.
an effort to get on this side ol Wells about two weeks ago.
Mt Pitt; the sky was ah .hades
Romine will hold his sales on
of red that made you think for Saturday afternoon, starting July
a m inute you were 'o o k n ^ at a 5, instead of W ednesday nights
BE YOUR HOST»
The Complete Grocery Center in Phoenix
W estern sunset. In a few m inutes as they have been in the past. He
the scene was changed thè sky also plans to have a stock auction
Phone
6183
On U. S. 99
ill (JeliciouiH entree» to c I iikim * from mid our
was all blue, not a cloud to mar in connection with the furniture
its beauty, it gave a background and miscellaneous sale Saturday.
lor cur day of sunshine.
food must I m * good ’cause
If there is anyone looking l<n
scenery no one has to go to C an­
The Clief Own» The Place
ada to find it. All they need le­
do is look out the window and
Pacific H w y.
Open D a ily Except Tuesdays
Phoenix
since the recent showers all will
agree that they have never seen
the m ountains »o green, and no
liner scenery can be found to
.lurpass just what we have right
here in the Rogue River Valley.
We aiso have ’he finest garuens
to produce the best vegetables of
has moved from the Pe­
any p u c e in S outhein Oregon.
/Author Perry m er'.ions in the
terson Bldg, to 3rd and
“T ribune" the big i..i:ipx they
Serving Delicious Sandwiches . . . and Fountain
grow in Medford, they are sure
The Largest Furniture Manufacturing Plant
Pacific Hwy. (formerly
big but a fter he 1i <
-ili
ol
in Southern Oregon
waterm elon and a cantaloupe
Specialties . . . All made the way you like them
that Ray W yant grow-s in Phoe­ Pool's Grocery Bldg.)
Also Features Complete
nix I believe he will have no
more to say.
Phone 6760
Phoenix, Oregon
We still have the same
People who live in this locality-
should appreciate the wonderful
gifts we have. Where will you fine service with pickup
1222 So. Riverside
find another state in the Union
th at can produce pears and have and delivery in Phoenix.
Phone
3473
Medford, Oregon
snow and roses all the same
YES! We’ll have plenty of . . .
tim e like we have in Oregon.
Phoenix
Premises
The Gladmore Waffle Shop
PRINCE’S GROCERY
ANNOUNCING
The Phoenix Dry
Cleaning Service
p-
SKINNER’S FOUNTAIN
MODERN UPHOLSTERY CO.
YOUR HOT WEATHER MECCA
Awning Shop
▼
* *
FIREWORKS
w *
Howard Qay
Phone to be installed
soon
for you on the 4th . . . open every day . . . evenings
. . . the 4th and Sundays.
The addition of LUCILLE SHANNON, formerly
New life and beauty for your
rugs and upholstered furniture
Cleaning. Sizing and Moth
proofing done.
We have the largest display of fireworks on the
Pacific coast. Our entire stock is of legal varieties
and cun be used legally in the state of Oregon, ex­
cept in incorporated cities, and public highways.
CaU Standard Cleaners or
Wardrobe Cleaners for prices
afrtl particulars
Prices are right at
5798
1027 So. Riverside . . . Just below the South Y
Phone 4478
Medford
their favorite vitamin products in the complete vitamins sections
at W ESTER N T H R IF T STORE in Medford.
Everybody Who Shop« . . .
Sou.hern Oregon1! Vitamins Headquarters . . .
Finds Medford’s l owest Prices
Finds Authentic Vitamin Information
Finds Medford's Largest Variety.
Over joo kinds and sizes
WESTERN THRIFT STORE
30 NORTH CENTRAL
PHONE MEDFORD 3874
to the staff
AND NOW THE NEW
Instant Hair-Drying Method
the machine "that dries as if curls" has been added to our
host of modern time-Oavinq equipment.
M edford
THE WISE LADY KNOWS . . .
Milledge
Convalescent
Home
EVERYBODY’S TALKING!
Everybody Can Find . . .
of Helen’s Beauty Shop, 36 So. Central, Medford,
Heim & Sons
The Orange Grove M arket
ABOU7 V I I A M IN S , and scientific research has proven then
necessity for good health
Betty’s Beauty Shop announces
PHONE 4113
Gay, center fielder for the
Harlem Globetrotters, will be on
hand to field the game with the
House of David ball team. July 4.
12 So. Orange
Medford
A. It's Quick—She saves valuable time . . . she's "done" in
in less than an hour.
B. She is shampooed, set and combed out with no waiting
for drying.
C. She s cool and comfortable—there’s no aggravating an­
noyance.
D. She's fresh as a daisy when she leaves the shop.
E. Her hair is healthier, more natural lookinq. Her coiffure
is alw ays a beautiful one.
Air Cooled . . . Open Daily . . . Ph. Medford 6760
Skinner Building
Betty (Bowman) Jame*. Mgr.
Phoenix