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
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^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
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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
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vice,
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, 1 he Junior Class will sponsor a Goodwin.
Phoenix, Oregon— Aerosa
3« p m. fc ‘
,ror
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, Sadie Hawkins Dance In the high
H. Gene Steveson left October
from Post Office
Teen-Axe
RIble
Club
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go
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school gymnasium on November 15 for Portland where he com­
Phone M edford SUO
Th»níl‘í{
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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.
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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
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