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Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, Get. 23, 1947 THE PHOENIX NEWS Stiltner’s Saddlery, □pens in hioenix Sweem’s Cash Grocery Special M eetin g Is Held at Ixing Home I 7 * G / AHTY WILL t a k e p la c e in c it y h a l l Melvin Weir Gets 358 Pound Bruin Talent, Oct. 22—The Loyal O r I'l.o. nix. Oct. 23 Airs. Clyde der (if Moose members who m et Ihompson, of Klam ath Falls, of. Phoenix, Oct. 22 The town o í 1 Bclal representative of tlie Worn- I Thursday, October 1« in special P h o e n ix hui« recently become the. • n of the Moose Lodge \1 ited session m ade plans for their stag Melvin Weir was credited this home of B uttner w Saddlery unit ' in hers of the Medford Chap | party which will be held Novem week with a 350 pound hear muxtei-ciaftxinan Reeve« B uttner t< r, October 17, at a special meet ber 7 at the Talent City Hall. which he shot while hunting with who Is now constructing a small , iiig held at the home of Mr. and th e next regular meeting will Ray Weir, Cap Cantrill and L. lactory and getting tools ant! pat- ! Mrs. Harry Long. be held October 23 at the 1OOF L. Lewis this week near Brow ns terns together for the production , boro. Those present at the meeting Hall in Medford at 8 p.m. Standby Diced C arrots, No. 2 can, 2 for 25c ol line leather-work. w«-ri '- Mrs. Wayne Dye, Mrs. Dim it is reported that the party Coining to Phoenix from Tujun Adams, Mrs. E. P. Montgomery was using the pack of bear dogs Toys A re R equested XU Caitlornia B uttner was form Mrs. Floyd Palmer, Mis. H It belonging to Lewis and th a t two Standby Pum pkin, No. 2% cans, 2 for 25c erly employed with Wctdeen I. a- i Steveson, Mrs. Richard Pruitt. For C hildren’s Home bears were put up two different Iher (foods Co. in Hollywood < , Mrs. Boh Epperson, Mrs. Milt trees at the same time. The dogs r .i 'n " 1" ^ ’ ° Ct ^2—The Women Ili-YVest Sw eet Peas. No. 2 can, 2 for 25c Ing all of their specialty work. Fppei-son. Mrs. E. F Crawford, ol ihe Moose are holding their were kept busy alternating from Buttni r says that his main Mrs. Eric d< Place and Mrs. Long. one tree to the other keeping the work will he leather carving witn Also present was Mrs. Glib it 't ’guh-r meeting Thursday, O tto- bears up. G erber’s liaby C ereal 6 can s for 47c an emphasis on custom w’orx hut Hillman. fx.r 23 at the 1OOF Hall in Med A fter the larger bear was shot ford, at which time they will hold by Melvin Weir it lodged in the he will also Go leather repuii work. n k i1 '?' do2«t * i>n for Moose heart limbs and the party found It nec D en n iso n ’s Pork and B eans 2 for 25c Mr. and Mrs. I E. Brown, son, Once a bronc rider with wpi t Earl, and granddaughter, Yvonne, children. Those who have a toy essary to shoot the limb out from rodeo.. B uttner look up Icatn- from California are visiting their donation and can’t attend are under the bear to get it down. Riviera Chicken R avioli can 10c ei cm work alter an Injury from rid son, E. P. Montgomery and fam asked to leave the toys at the home of Mrs. H arry Long, 1102 ing which kept him hospitalized ily, Phoenix. Mrs. M illaid Pcnland l e f t N. Riverside, Medford. for six months. Thursday for San F r a n c is c o H u n t’s Tom ato Juice, 46 oz. size 19c Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dye «6« E j Using either photographs or Main, w here she will visit her daught F K O C IU I » « A R I S E C H U a C H Ashland, have had as their* drawings, Buttn« r produces d is guest, Mrs. Dye' m other. Do! lie er. Mrs. M aynard Groves. N oJax W ein ers lb. 39c tinctive and authentic carving on Lester Faye stopped In Phoenix Flagg Baker, Corpus Christo, such items as alburn covers, book Texas. Monday while making a trip from unlay Mohool 9:15 belts, Ullliolds, ladies, Medford to K lam ath Falls. • 'ffa in g Worship t u . o “ Y es” Facial T is s u e ....................................... box 30c covers, purses, spur straps, hat hands,) Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. .'•««•nlnir Service 7: o bridles, knife sheaths, ru le stock ! George Goodwin and A. C. M ax n v . e e Hl 2:30 S u nd ay a f le well entertained Mr. and M ps . covers, chaps and Iloistcrs. P len ty o f Jello, (o c o a n u t and Pineapple p h o e n ix c h r is t ia n Eric de Place. CHURCH Visitors a t the de Place home Phoenix School News Bible H r i . n f e M inls* r Sunday, October 12, include Roy DENTISTRY U. S. 99, Old Highway, Talent Telephone 5989 Murray and Mr. and Mrs. George D ental-M edical B uilding Î?i b T'V ^ ”h,p «‘ ’ vice, li , 1 he Junior Class will sponsor a Goodwin. Phoenix, Oregon— Aerosa 3« p m. fc ‘ ,ror «r , Sadie Hawkins Dance In the high H. Gene Steveson left October from Post Office Teen-Axe RIble Club « go „ school gymnasium on November 15 for Portland where he com Phone M edford SUO Th»níl‘í{ ?■»» P.m r 21. Kelreshnients will be served pleted his enlistm ent in the Navy. H o u r o f Power Wed. 7;3O p.rn. to all those attending. He will receive his boot training 1 he Senior class Is holding a at San Diego. His brother Gordon . hay-ride Thursday night with the recently completed his electron wagon hilng drawn by tractor, ics schooling and is now elect j Donovan Wolfe and Floyd Hollo ronics technician 2c. way are in charge ol the event. TRAVELING L. V. Davis attended the foot Iteport curds ol the first six ball game in Klam ath Falls Fri weeks' accomplishments were is day. sued on Wednesday. BETWEEN ASHLAND AND MEDFORD? Saturday Specials 1 ► Dr. W. H. SoreRsen OUTSTANDING SERVICE oi thru all Oregon,Washington and California —also throughout the entire nation in fine new buses! 317 E. Main Phone 2- IBI TRAILWAYS VVtft f „ Phosnix Presbyterian Church E. . C lark. M in u te r called on the Junior class l a s t ! 10 A. M. Bible School, Dale Thursday. Newton, Superintendent. A class Members of the class ordered for everyone. rings and class-pins with delivery 11 a.m. M orning Worship. Spe promised late in December or cial music by the choir. Sermon the first part of January. The student-body recently p u r by the m inister. Tues. 7 P. M. Boy Scouts. chased an engraving of the school Wed. 7.30 P. M C hristian Fel i building which will be used as a lay-out for graduation invita lowship. tions. The engraving, after be ing used by the Senior class will be handed down each year. The Phoenix High school’s an- { nual school carnival will be held , Friday, Nov. 21 in the gymna- I sium The carnival will include I entertainm ent, and games of chance with prizes. Today, each class will vote on I a candidate for arnlval queen and ' the sale ol tickets will commence determ ining who will reign, the W ritings that reveal the ac decision resting with the class selling the greatest num ber of tual Science of Christianity, tickets. and thereby have m eant the Jim m y Williafns of the Phoe difference between sickness nix football club broke his hand and health, failure and suc in the game against Rogue River cess. unrest and rich satis The Pirates have draw n a bye this week in football but will faction for thousands, are a- meet the St. M ary’s six at Med vailable for you a t the n e a r ford on October 31. est C hristian Science Read ing Room. An Open Door to Health and Peace W A R T ' T H E S P E E D C O P — By S i c » , , Union Service a Holmes G abbert, representative, th e llerlf-Jones Jew elry Co. 1 , - ' ROOFING SPECIALS IP YOU ARE Pl JUG TO PUT A NEW ROO. ON TOUR HOME, your barn, your yarag« or your porch come and see our rooting bargins. 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