Southern Oregon New« Review, Thursday, Oct. 2, 1947
Teachers Attend
Institute At K. F.
PHOENIX NEWS
PHOENIX CHRISTIAN
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C H VH C H
M orning
Around Phoenix . . .
K) A M
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W oi»hip Service
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Phoenix, (X*t. — A t t e n d i n g
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tcucher's In a titu te in K lu iu iitii
Evenm g Service
8.00 p m.
Kull» lust Monday, Tuesduy, and
S imng Pi iiples inceting 7 IM)
Wednesduy fro m Phoenix school», p.m.
were Ethel M orrl»on, V irg in ia [ 4 Prove» n ie e tm g and Hi h I e
W «d. 7.00 P. M.
W k k c ix liu in ,
E d ith Thompson, , ,u<iy
II. M e t J ee. M in is t r i'
Alzudu
Mu»»«*y, G ladys Sloan,
( Ir v ii T a ylo r. John Meyer», Mabel
Couehe» George Sunders, H a r­
Sim», Lvonu PuIton, Edgar Me»- old Massey un<l fam ilies of Ph<* ■
iek, H arold Mussey, George San- „ l x were Sunday visitor» at ( rat
der» and Donald E. Heinb.e.
., ,• L „ k c j t |» u porl. d that they
Teacher'» Instituí«*, la id
t ill 'a te th e ir lunch on the move be-
vear at K lu in a th Kails Is undei mg bothered ra th e r persistently
tlx* d ire ctio n of tin* K lam ath I by a hu n g ry bear.
Mr. and Mrs, Hi, hard L a F le u r Madden w ill also visit friends
and son. h l i kl«* and M i. and Mrs.
M a rv in W illiam s le ft Monday
Duke Makos and daughter, Beth fo r «astern Oregon where he w ill
Ashland, journeyed to C m t o aunt deer.
Lake last Sum lay.
j Roy E ekert and frie n d from
M rs Ada B ell le ft M onday fo r Los Angeles have gone on a h u n t-
P o itla n d ,,n her vacation.
lng tu p w ith Robert Bean and
Mi»» B. tly S klnnei visite d her sons, N orm an and Ronald,
par, nt» M i and Mrs. G. G. S kin - ' Tom m y Edwards Jr., J«»hnnic
n. i m Phoenix. She is cm re n tly 1 Patterson and G a rry Dawes made
u h tiding school in P ortland
a tu p to P ortland on F rid a y to
Mi
amt Mrs S. VanGee and see the U n ive rsity of Oregon
fa m ily , T ro u td a le , »pent the w eek Tvxu gan e R eturning w ith Ed­
C o u n ty school o ffic ia l» assi ted
end v is itin g
w ith
M rs. M a ry wards
la th e r on Sunday they
Mr. and M i N o rv e n F u rry and ' Johnson,
by fa c u lty m em ber» o f S o u th e rn '
stopped at M edford where they
O reg on C ollege and e d u c a tio n a l, »on, Robert Gerald, Vancouver,
II. It. Wi ii »hot a 2<>0 pound played g o lf u n til evening and
udviaors fro m tin Lin co ln school ¡ W ashington are spending th e ir black hear whit«* h u n tin g w ltn then lilt« n hiked home to K la ­
in Ashland. Attendance at the in- > vacation w ith M r. F u rry 's par- L. I,. Lew is near Brownsboro. m ath Falls
s litu te is required by agreem ent ents, Mi and Mrs. M ilo K orrv, The hunters were aided by
M< ohers of toe M edford Ordei
in the teueher's contract.
pack .nt excellent bear hounds.
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f
Moose Lodge 17« held a danci
C harlie Skeeters and crew le ft
T alent Tuesday lo r Eastern O re­ last Saturday n ig h t at T alent in
the C ity H all.
gon where they w ill h u n t deer.
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O fficer» of the P resbyterian
M r, and Mrs. F rank Thompson
M issionary Society met last Wed-
. nesday at the home of Mrs. O tto are now liv in g at 164 Van Ness
Caster to fo rm u la te a program fo r avenue. They moved to Van Ness
fro m 98 G ranite street.
the com ing year.
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E. S. Madden le ft M onday fo r
Edm und Dews w ho attended
a three day fishing tr ip to B ro o k ­ SOC In 1940-41 le ft Thursday fo r
ings, Oregon. W hile at Brookings England where he w ill study in
Jesus College at O xford under a
Rhodes scholarship.
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Phoenix Presbyterian Church
E. . Clark. Minister
10 A . M. B ible School, Dale
i N ew ton, S uperintendent.. A class
I fo r everyone.
11 a.m. M orning W orship. Spe­
c i a l music by the choir. Sermon
I by the m in iste r.
Tues. 7 P. M. Boy Scouts.
Wed. 7.30 P M C h ristian F el­
low ship.
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Mrs. Leo Bohls returned home
Sunday from C o m m u n ity hospi­
tal.
Phoenix, Oct. *!— C o n s tru c tio n
began a week ago on an o th e r new
b u ild in g in P hoenix w h ic h w ill
serve as a new home fo r Dave
Chase's radio repair. A cco rd in g
to Chase the b u ild in g , w h ic h is
being constructed, w ill cost in the
neighborhood o f $8500.
The stru ctu re w ill be located
between Leo B o h l’s Texaco sta­
tion and the new M e d ica l-D e n ta l
M rs O live C hristopherson and B u ild in g where D r. W m. Soren­
son, Wallace, visited w ith M r. sen is located .
and Mrs. H. A. Peterson fio m
Thursday to M onday. Mrs. C h ris t­
Mrs. George B a rth o lo m e w and
opherson, sister to Mrs. Peterson, tw in daughters, Janet and Janice,
was on her w ay home to Tucson, B ellingham , W ashington are c u r­
A rizona fo llo w in g a v is it w ith her re n tly vis itin g w ith M r. and M rs.
son in Seattle. W allace C h risto ­ H enry A Peterson. Mrs. B a rth o ­
pherson, who is now on vacation, lom ew, daughter o f M r. and M rs..
is accom panying his m other on Peterson, expects to rem ain fo r
her tr ip home.
tw o weeks
AUCTION
100 Registered Herefords
Cantrill & Walker
Open Taxidermy Shop Young People Have
Phoenix, Oct 2 -C leve W alker
and Cap C a n trill are opening a Weiner Roast Monday
A ltO I. I
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O ver too kind» and dze»
WESTERN THRIFT STORE
30 NORTH CENTRAL
PHONE MEDFORD 3874
Lumber Granted
To College
The Pear B o w l is now under
w ay! T hrough the
E ducational
F acilities Agency of Seattle of
the W ar Assets A d m in is tra tio n
$5000 w o rth o f lu m b e r has been
granted to Southern Oregon C ol­
lege. The lu m b e r assortm ent con­
sists o f a large v a rie ty of s u r­
plus m aterials le ft over fro m the ‘
w a r-tim e fa c ilitie s
of
Camp
W hite. T his donatio n solves one
of the basic problem s o f the Pear
B ow l p ro je ct— the cost o f lum
her.
H auling of the b u ild in g m ater
lals fro m Camp W hite to A sh­
land began on S aturday.
VALLEY MEAT CO.
RETAIL MEATS AT WHOLESALE PRICES
DIRECT FROM PRODUCER TO CONSUMER
Why Pay More?
Here are a few samples of our every - day prices.
_____________them with others of equal quality
lb 44c
1
SSUSage ...................lb. 45c
F alrground*
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MILLER & TEALE, Sale Mgr,.
W. 807 Shoshone. Spokane 9, Wash.
WART
THE SPEED COP—By Steve's Union Service
w«o o o A r’ r
Memory
214 E. Main
«JJ 4th St.
Phone J7<i
Chiropractic..
Health Clinic
308 N. Main
Phone 4371
Ashland
Really fresh. Why pay more?
Beef Roast—FINEST QUALITY
lb. 38c
It's just like mother made - You'll love i tl
The only COMPLETE Meat service, both wholesale and retail- Serving the people of Phoenix
Talent Ashland and tfne surrounding territory - we guarantee satisfaction.
VALLEY MEAT CO.
1 none o o zT l g v fA
Show of sale cattle O ct 17
7 % e (¿ M
ELECTRICITY
?,EAL, ° ¿ ' ” -*SHIOHED
Yearling Lamb Roast.....lb. 19c Hamburger.....................lb. 30c
Don't Forget about our - HOME TOWN BREAD
October 18,1947
Two Million People are mar­
ried every year and every year
two million prospective brides
and bridegrooms beg for pic­
tures of their beloved. Now is
the time to have that portrait
taken. Our expert photogra­
phers take pictures that will
satisfy.
Gunter Fuel Co.
Is our price right?
Leg or shoulder
Most of these are bred- and to some of the best
bulls in the Northwest
À o r — / r ' j C A/Se
»’• 32e
Tenderized Steaks.........ea. 15c Yearling Lamb S tew ........ lb. 10c
Ideal for sandwiches
18 TOPPY FEMALES
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Sugar Cured
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Buy your bulls now. They will cost more next
spring. Such is the record of past years,
Mill Wood
Fuel Oil
Pork Steaks...................... lb. 49c Corned Beef ...................lb. 43c
choice M . wide
Miss Jackie Hobbs, Miss S hirley
Burleson, Miss K ay D udley, Miss
Chloe Stevens and Miss Rosalie
Klasson,
Young men attending were:
Ronnie Robins, D avid Haggard,
Tom m y W illiam s. Buddy Denzer,
K e ith Thompson, B urton S kinner
and Fred F u rry .
Accom panying the young peo­
ple’s group were Elva Caster and
Rev. and Mrs. E. J. C la rk
Phone 21847
Beef or veal
Cold C uts............
82 RUGGED BULLS
COMPARE
,b- 23c H-earts and Ton« ues
Who said pork is high?
Cal-Ore Hereford Association
Lane Studio St
OUR PLEDGE
"£±5
Consigned by Members
Phoenix, Oct. 2—M embers of
| ta xid e rm ist business on A n d e r­
the
Young People’s Society of the
son Creek Rood between Hous­
ton Road and Calhoun Road west Phoenix P resbyterian C hurch had
a w elner roast and hay ride at
of Phoenix.
Bybee Bridge Monday evening.
C a n trill, ju s t returned
from
They made the journey to the
Seward, Alaska, is an e xperienc­
riv e r in a tru c k loaded w ith hay
ed ta xiderm ist, having w orked lo r
provided by Ed C aldw ell.
Jonas B rothers at th e ir resort in
A tte n d in g the picnic were M bs
Seward. W alker, an apprentice,
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■ nuroura
Barbara Bartow
B arlow , Miss Tom ahna
alina
w ill assist C a n trill n m o u n tin g , C(Jok Mjss
game prizes fo r local sp o rtsm e n ., Barbara Cox MIgs J<jdy
EVERYBODY’S TALKING!
Chase Planning To
Move Radio Repair
Located At 2nd and Church Sts.
j ««* © « • Biock was» ot u . s. 99 on 2nd
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1 "T noenix
Dr. W. H. Sorensen
DENTISTRY
Dental-Medical Building
Phoenix, Oregon—Across
from Post Office
Phone Medford 5110
Ralph A. Foster
Union Service Station
237 East M ain St.
w>i><><A shland^O rogoit
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Whenever you use electricity exclusively for the big time-and-
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