Southern Oregon Newt* Review, Thunt., July 24, 1947
PHOENIX NEWS
The Phoenix Cold
Storage Plant to
Open August 1
Around Phoenix . . .
• Julius Sattler Die«
¡July 19 al Hi« Home
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Phoenix
Premises
Whitman Plans To
(Open Retail Store
M r .W
C a ld w e *1’ “ i , , n n , r Mingcrs. T o m m y S loan w ill r e t u r n ' v £ ^ " r «
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P h o e n ix, J u ly 24— F. W W h it-
re sid e n t o f Kansas passed a lo n g to th e v a lle y via a ir.
Tuesday *
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jrn a n , o w n e r o f the V a lle y M eat
an in te re s tin g
ite m fro m
th e
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thus««* d ro v e Chase'« fu n e ra l hom e in ’ Med Gw T T h ’
¡Co., a w holesale and re ta il m eat
parents, M r and M rs Ed Chase R everend D F M ill
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One th in g c e rta in , o u r n e ig h ­ 1 concern, p lans to open a re ta il
P h o e n ix, J u ly 24— A u g u s t
1, M in n e a p o lis , Kansas paper w l k
D elano, C a lifo rn ia , o v e r th« ' at th "e. vice
i i ‘? U rd
bors to the south, C a lifo rn ia n s , to m ea t sto re on J u ly 28. T he store
the P h o e n ix C o ld S to iu g i- P la n t,
D ia m o n d I . a k . ,,„. h < , . „ , i, . „ .- .
« iv u e
In te rm e n t was in be sp ecific, . . k n o w a good th in g
w i ll
be located in the
V a lle y
w hen th e y see it.
¿1 $20,000 s tru c tu re , w ill I m - o f f i ­
M ea t Co. b u ild in g ,
2nd
and
c ia lly
open fo r
b im iin :i-t. T h e
th is fa c t was th o ro u g h ly im ­ C h u rc h streets. P h oe n ix.
p la n t
u n d e r c o n s tru c tio n
o nce
W h itm a n states th a t th e store
Th«- "Reverend* and M rs. E. J 1« S i «J b H - ' i ' i l l i n ^ 8- i & e m b i- r pressed on o u r m in d s w h e n S a t­
u rd a y last, y o u r c o rre sp o n d e n t w ill o ffe r select m eats and th a t
te re st lo c a lly and m ade n a tio n a l C la rk
re tu rn e d fro m
C o rv a llis . Mi's
Ma“ y H e n d ric k s
llu- ta il o f 1940 hus been u n d e r
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lin in g fin a l phases o f c o m p le tio n broadcast o v e r th re e m a jo r n«t- w here th e y a tte nd ed the S ix ty A riz o n a - Mrs I L r « h - ’
o f the m a n y cam p sites alo ng p a ra b le to m a rk e ts in la rg e r c i t ­
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O regon o f the Presbyterian i h ie ll Seattl«^ ' wi«hin«»« a n * v ? - " h ig h w a y .
I’he
07 x 37 f««d
s tr u c tu r e I heads th«- fam ous broadc a s t, c o h f u rc
A c c o rd in g
to W h itm a n , E a rl
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houses a m a in In c k e i room , c u t­ ‘B re a k fa s t in H o lly w o o d '* w ire d cor=
N o t th a t w e w ere p re s u m p ti- Cross w ho has been associated
ied the C la rk s to the Con- M rs. ! , , &
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tin g room , cn o lci room , o ffic e , M rs P r id lc y an o rc h id and Gov.
ous enough to p la n an o v e r n ig h t w ith the m eat in d u s try w i l l be
¡ S S S S S T ^ i S ? S k " ^ ' o u tin g , b u t ju s t w a n te d one p ic ­ in charge o f the re ta il d iv is o n o f
tw o u t ilit y
room s and e n g in e F ra n k C arlson , o f Kansas sent , « . . . A . M , V e ria n ,
her
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n ic ta b le and a fe w s o u rce feet th e com pany.
lo o m 090 sin g le and d o u b le lock
, „ d ! o f s u rro u n d in g g ro u n d on w h ic h
M is . Sam Stel le d ro v e to K«i,r hurg. O regon re tu rn e d to th a t son, E m il S a ttle r, S.’- n tt k
«•is w ill I»«- a v a ila b le fo r re n t.
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A c c o rd in g to C a ld w e ll the sin g le r - n c S unday w ith M rs. W R
r t i l l no room , b u t th re e a u to m o ­
lun ch.
lockers w ill re n t fo r $12.00 per S loan and T o m m y S loan as pas- ing spent a w eek v is itin g at th«
hom e o f h e r d a u g h te r ano »«. n-
b ile s w ith O regon p la te s w ere
Phoenix Presbyterian Church
ye a r and th e d ou bles w ill n nt
M u ir C reek C am p was o u r fir s t seen c lu s t‘*red to g e th e r, a lo n e ly
in -la w .
M r. and
M rs.
H a rry
E. . C le rk. M inister
to r 24 00 p e r yeur. C a ld w e ll s ta t­ P h o e n ix Iasi y e a r a fte r n’ a l'- ig i B«a«,'v
stop, b u t w ith o u t e x c e p tio n e ve ry lit t l e band am ong cam pers fro m
J u ly 27, 1947
ed th u t due to the h ug e cost o f an e x te n s iv e to u r th ro u g h
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Newton,
Superintendent.
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la- paid in advance
car. T he n
on to F o s te r C reek peeve w ith o u r frie n d s fro m the
° n< J n d r J ? ‘ w » « w h e re th«- In. ev.-ryone.
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C a ld w e ll o w n e r and so« n t tw o and one half years at
C am p, and a ga in th e same was
b u lk ie r o f the p u m t settle«! in ‘ H a n fo rd , W a s h in g to n , em p lo ye d ' i,..nfn ,‘,
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• . a rn : Morning Worship. Spe- ----- 3Ollle was south. T o s e ttle fo r th e p ea ce fu l-
tru e A t B yb ee C am p, and Fare- i ness and coolness o f an O regon
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no ¡s tre a m is ju s t th e sensible th in g
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W h ite W a y .”
T he by the m in is te r
In s ta lla tio n o f th«- p la n ts fre e z ­ our
r«x>m fo r one ostarcized O regon I to do, b u t h e n c e fo rth w e w ill
sign, b u ilt by the N e o n -A d Sign«
Tues. 7 P. M . B oy Scouts
in g u n it wn» m ade u n d e r the sun C om pa n y o f M e d fo rd was f ir s t '
Wed. 7 30 P M C h ris tia n F«i v e h icle . A t u n io n C re e k C am p, I have m o r“ respect fo r th e people
e rv is io n o f G eorge M a rtin , c h ie f lig h te d M on da y e ven in g. J u ly H ilo w s h t“
h r b t.a u F el- o u r last possible chance due io w h o k n o w a good th in g w he n
e n g in e e r «if S o u th e rn
O regon
ndiQg d a rk n e s s , th e re was th e y see it.
Sales, M e d fo rd .
Phoenix Dry
('leaning* Service
PHOENIX CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Pick Up and Delivery
No phone-aw aiting initallaiion
formerly Pool's Grocery Bldg.
3rd. and Pacific Hwy. Phoenix
B ib le School
10 A M
M o rn in g
W o rs h ip S e rvice
11
a. m.
E v e n in g S e rvice
8:00 p m
Young
Peoples m e e tin g
7 00
pm .
P ra y e r m e e tin g and B i b I e
S tiu lv
W .d 7 00 P M
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A. W. CALDWELL
ON THE OPENING
OP HIS NEW
S till. . .
★ THE SAME FINE BUYS
★ THE SAME GOOD TIMES
with JOE BURNS, auctioneering every
Friday nite at 7:00 p.m.
MEDFORD AUCTION CO.
845 So. Riverside
Medford
Plant
MODERN UPHOLSTERY CO?
The LargPNt Furnitun* M anufacturing Plant
in Southern Oregon
THE NEW PLANT WILL FULFILL THE NEEDS OF LOCKER SPACE FOR
RESIDENTS OF THE AREA . . . A WELCOME ADDITION TO A GROWING
COMMUNITY.
A lso Features Complete
Awning Shop
Phone 3473
1222 So. Riverside
Medford, Oregon
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We extend our best wishes , ♦ ,
ANNOUNCING . . .
The Opening- of (he
► Randles Market
Phoenix Cold Storage Plant
On August 1, 1947
800 lockers, singles & doubles, available
RENTALS:
Singles . . . . about 8 cu. ft. $12.00 per year
D o u b le s ..........about 16 cu. f t
S24.00 per yeur
Paym ents, Cash in advance
Hhoenix
1 Prince’s Grocery
> Skinner’s Fountain
Gladmor Waffle Shop
• Radio Repair
Phoenix Hardware
I
• Valley Meat Co.
Oregon Liquid Gas
Old Oregon Motel
Valley Repair Shop
Phoenix Sand and Gravel
Curly’s Cabinet Shop
G. G. Skinner
Highway Cafe
«
, u haVm b U ih ,ih# Ph~ n ix C°*d Storage P lan t in belief ,
that it w ill provide needed service for residents of Phoenix
and the valley.
A. W . C aldw ell
P lant and offices located at
1st and Rose Streets
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