SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW, T U U R I, JAN. a, , IJM,
PHOENIX NEWS
Tryouts To Be Held
Tonight For Play
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Phoenix, Jan. 20 -Student« at
Phoenix High school will try out
tonight foi part« In the projected
M r . and Mis. Robert Dunn are
spring Senior class play.
progressing to the point of bav
The play, "That Crazy Smith in ,: a roof on their new home
Family", consliit« of three act« which they are building on high
and will include six girls and six way UH.
hoys in the cast.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rich
Mrs L. Lyder, Trinidad, Brit ardson and daughter, June and
ish West Indies, Is visiting Mr. son, Wilbur, left Wednesday for
and Mrs. R. A. Wolfe. Mrs Wolfe their new home in Idaho. Mr.
and Mrs. Ryder have been pen Richardson’s uncle, Frank Rich
pals for the past ten years. They ardson, will take charge of the
met through the Northwest Trav place, which is owned by Wade
••I and Hobby club. Mr. und Mrs. Wallace and is by the Nell creek
Robert Moore, Hopewell, New school house.
Jersey an’ also visiting In the
I he Ned Creek Club cornplet
Wolfe home. Mrs. Lyder will re ed another quilt for the American
turn in February to the Indies. Red Cross at Its last meeting
January 15 at the home of Mrs.
Jackson Guyger on Dewey street.
Dr, Harold ( hilton
G. L. Bullen went to the Vet
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Sun, iy and returned home Tues
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day after a check up.
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Mrs. R. A. Shannan returned
recently from Los Angeles, Calif.
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Mrs. Watt To Ix'ad
Thimble Club Group
Phoenix, Jan. 20 An election
was iiel.l tins week at the home
of Mrs Etta Parker where mem
bers of the Oak Circle Thimbh
Club met this week at a covered
disfi luncheon.
Officer, elected were Mrs. Ros-
ell Watt, president; Mrs. Lllllar.
Coleman, vice president; Mrs
Elva Bi iscoe, secretary; and Mrs
Enid Caster, tnasurer. Elected to
th e finance committee were Mrs
Anna Caldwell, Mrs. Bertha Cob
I' igh and Mrs. Chloe Hunter
Mis Etta Parker was elected in
stalling officer.
Tiie club voted to adopt Mrs
Grace E. Stevens, who resides at
tiie Woodcraft Home in Medford
as an honorary members.
STUDENTS HOLD DANCE
Phoenix, Jan. 28—Students of
the Phoenix High school held a
dance in the gymnasium follow
ing the victorious game against
Eagle Point last week.
Veterans Lose Game
To Kaiser-Frazier
Phoenix Defeats
Gold Hill Team
1 hoemx, Jan. 29—The Phoenix
High Pirates pulled into the lead
in the second half of the game
Friday night with Gold Hill and
maintained it defeating the Gold
Hill Team by a score of 37-28.
Leading the Phoenix squad in
points was Gene Campbell who
scored 12 points In the game.
Other Phoenix scorers were:
Wolfe 8, Holloway 8, Germer 7
and Dubs 2.
Klamath Junction
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Wilson 137
N. Main were callers at the
Roush ranch Monday
Mr. and Mrs. U. J. Ward were
Klamath Junction callers Sunday
Mr. Ward is employed at Dale &
Grimes Grocery on the Blvd.
W. L. Lebow Bellview Realty
Company transacted business at
Klamath Junction last Saturday.
Talent, Jan. 28—The Talent-
Phoenix post of the Veterans of
Foreign wurs lost the March of
Dimes basketball game held Sat
urday night to the Kalser-Frasler
aggregation from Medford. Final
Talent, Jan. 28—The Talent i ,
score was 44-38.
Proceeds of the game will go high school basketball club has |
two games scheduled for this
to the March of Dimes fund.
weekend. The Talent club will
meet Butte Falls Friday night
and Saturday night the Jackson
ville Redskins will invade Talent
for a home game.
Last week Jacksonville walked
over Eagle Point, 52-19, and But
Talent, Jan. 28—T om orrow te Falls dropped one to Rogue
night at 8 o’clock the legal voters River 21-45.
of Talent will pass on the pro
posed school budget for the com TALENT SCHOOLS TO
ing year. The meeting will be BEGIN BUS ROUTES
held in the school building. All
Talent, Jan. 28—-Bus service
voters are urged to come out and for pupils of the Talent schools
vote. According to the chairman who live a distance from the
of the local board the new ‘ blan school will begin February 2. The
ket” tax law will be explained. service is being installed to alle
Try the News Review Classi viate the pupils having to furnish
their own transportation.
fieds for results.
Talent Schedules
Two Ball Games
Voters To Study
School Budget
THAT
DR. HAROLD CHILTON
Has Taken Over the Practice Previously Held by
DR. WILLIAM SORENSEN
and will have office hours from
»¡00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m
Saturdays 1:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
DENTAL MEDICAL BUILDING
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TALENTNEWS
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= Afore f/ic0/ne,
Uss Work!
Your farm can’t do its best work for you
if it needs new equipment or remodel
ing. See if some o f the suggested im
provements below would increase your
farm’s efficiency:
BARN STALLS
MILK HOUSE
NEW BARN
RE ROOFED BARN
PREFABRICATED CHICKEN
OR HOG HOUSES
NEW OR IMPROVED SILO
MACHINERY SHEDS
NEW FENCES
Remodeling or improving farm build
ings and equipment can be paid for on
a convenient monthly basis, while they
are working for you. The First National
Thrifty-Pay plan allows you as long as
3 years to pay— with no down payment
required.
The Talent fire department
was called out to put out a chim
ney fire at the Ora Meadow’s
home a mile west of Talent Tues
day afternoon.
Pfc. James Sherman is home
on furlough after training in the
East. He is going on to Tacoma,
Washington for further training.
Sgt. Harlan Lowe, who is stat
ioned at Roswall, Arizona, is
home on a two weeks furlough.
Mrs. E. V. Rost and son, Mark
were week end visitors at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M. C. Thoreson.
Alice Thoreson learned how to
change nickels Into dimes for the
March of Dimes, at the Amateur
Show Monday night.
Wilbur Holmes, Salem, Oregon
made a surprize visit to see his
grandmother, Lillie Burnette, for
a few hours Saturday.
Marie and Glenn Abbott were
week end visitors at the home of
the Sommers family, Mrs. Ab-
botts parents.
Mrs. Kllborn has purchased the
Peterson property across from the
Talent Irrigation District offices.
The Grange is having a pin
ochle party at the City Hall
Thursday, January 29.
Mrs. I. J. Sullivan was taken
suddenly ill while traveling to
Los Angeles to attend his cous
ins’ funeral. Mr. Sullivan’s sister
came up to help Mrs. Sullivan
dispose of their property and to
accompany Mrs. Sullivan on her
return to Los Angeles to join
her husband there.
The Earl White family is leav
ing Saturday for Arizona.
PXOBSU
M A IA X E S J
you want a Thrifty-Pay loan. Or see your
nearest branch o f First National Bank.
ASHLAND BRANCH
FIRST NATIONAL RANK
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IN S U R A N C E
Phoenix Presbyterian Church
E. . Clark. Minister
10 A. M. Bible School. J. O. N
Poling, Superintendent. A class
for everyone.
11 a.m. Morning Worship. Spe
cial music by the choir. Sermon
by the minister.
Tues. 7 P. M. Boy Scouts.
Wed. 7.30 P. M Christian Fel
lowship,
Phoenix Is Building
«I PORTLAND
C O R P O R A T IO N
Mrs. J. W. Watkins
Heads Aid Society
Following angling regulations
for the Rogue River, for 1948,
were adopted by the Oregon
State game commission January
Phoenix, Jan. 29—At a recent
26, after reconvening its hearing election of the Ladles Aid Society
from two weeks ago when tenta of the Phoenix Presbyterian
tive regulations were formulated. Church, Mrs. J. W. Watkins was
For trout not less than fifteen elected president, Mrs. E. J.
inches open season is September Clark, vice-president, Mrs. Walter
16 to November 30 In the Rogue
River, exclusive of tributaries, Caldwell, secretary and Mrs. L.
below Shady Cove Bridge; Janu O. Caster treasurer.
ary 15 to February 15 in Rogue
At a meeting of the officers
River, exclusive of its tributaries, last Wednesday plans were dis
below mouth of Applegate River;
September 16 to February 15 in cussed for the annual George
that part of the Illinois River ex-1 Washington ham supper which
elusive of Its tributaries, from Its will be held on February 20.
confluence with the Rogue to
MRS. SMITH IMPROVING
Illinois Falls. Bag limit is 3 fish
Talent, Jan. 28—Mrs. Charles
per day, but not more than 6 D. Smith is improving after hav
fish in any 7 consecutive days or ing been severely burned the
in possisslon.
first part of this week when she
attempted to remove the top
PHOENIX CHRISTIAN
from a pressure cooker which
CHURCH
had not been completely emptied
E. H. McGee, Minister
of steam.
B ible School, 10 a .m
WorBhlr, Service, 11 a m .
She was hospitalized because
« 1 H L.E Cla«« (6-12 y r « ) 3 r. m
E ven in g Service, 7:30 p r»/
of her critical condition, but she
lo w e r Hour. W ed . 7:30 p m
has been improving since then.
Planting Season
Approaches
Buy your seed supplies at The Phoenix Feed 4 Seed
for Western Seeds.
SHERWIN - WILLIAMS PAINTS
FOR SPRING CLEAN-UP
KEMTONE
ENAMELS
HOUSEPAINT
FLOOR SEALS
VARNISHES
BRUSHES
Phoenix Feed & Seed
Highway 99 — Phoenix, Oregon
"WORK LATE AGAIN LAST NIG HT, D E A R ?"
Don’t overload your electric circuits. When you
build or modernize provide ADEQUATE WIRING.
“See Your Electrical Contractor”
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r noenlx Church o f the N aiaren *
w elcom es all to the serv ices on the
l.ora s Day.
Sunday School 9:45
M orning W orship Service II a.m.
Serm on by B. R o ss E van s, E van gel
ist. S u b ject "W hat Happened a t Gol
gatha.
, E en in g Service, 7:30 p.m. Sermon
w \ hia
Mueh U n b elief in the
W orld T od ay.”
. ®.Va.n?,eI1’ tlc S erv ic«s every n igh t
Is ln v i U d ndBy Mt 745 P' m' E v*ry ° ne
Fell your building supply dealer that
M IM B IR
ANGLING REGULATIONS
ADOPTED FOR ROGUE
Let us do your Concrete Work.
Sidewalks, foundations, etc.
Telephone Medford 7908
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