SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW, THURS., FEB. 19, 1948
THE PHOENIX NEWS
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Phoenix Team Is
At Tournament
$225.65 ( 'ontributed
To March of Dimes
Phoenix, Feb. 18 — Mrs. Geo.
Bourne and Mrs. Earl Briscoe, co-
chairmen of the Phoenix March
of Dimes Campaign, expressed
th ilr satisfaction this week with
the sum contributed in Phoenix.
Mis. Bourne reports that $225.-
05 was turned over to Ralph
Sw ivney, Jackson county drive
treasurer.
Mrs. Briscoe urges those people
who have letters of contribution
which they Intend sending In to
get them in as soon as possible
so that all funds can he turned
over to Mr. Sweeney and u final
tabulation made.
Phoenix, Feb. 18
Member* of
the Phoenix buskt-lbull teum and
their coach, Harold Musttcy are
at Eagle Point where they are
participating in the Class H tour
nunient. Phoenix played Kerby
Wednesday evening and w inner
of the tournam ent at Eagle Point
will trade baskets with the K lam
ath Lake county representative in
the district Ml cage play-off for
the right to compete In the state
"B” tournam ent.
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PHOENIX HEC MEETS
Phoenix, Feb. 18— Members of
the Phoenix Home Economics
comm ittee met at the home of
Mrs. Floyd Crosslin 368 Bridge
Mrs. Dee Hendrickson, East Ste street who suffered a severe burn
w art avenue, today. Mrs. Edith n her arm from a pressure cook-
Poe is Home Economics chairm an < •r accident is improving.
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"WART" THE SPEED COP—By
Stovo's Union Servies
Phoenix Residents To Meet Monday
And Discuss Proposed Club House
Phoenix, Feb. 19 — Mis. George Bourne, president of the Phoenix
Thursday club, Is this week contacting m erchants of Phoenix in an
effort to arouse interest in the building of a comm unity club house
In Phoenix which Mrs. Bourne states would, upon construction,
house the programs and activities of community organizations such
us the Horne Extension Unit, the Garden Club, Boy Scouts, Girl
Souts, Thursday Club, Neighbors of Woodcraft and other civic or
ganizations.
A meeting will be held at the
city hall Monduy, February 23 at THURSDAY CLUB MEETS
which time businessmen and club AT DUTCH TREAT CAFE
chairm en will discuss details of
Phoenix, Feb. 18—The Phoenix
the proposed structure.
Thursday club held its annual
Mrs. Bourne urges that, though dinner at the Dutch Treat Cafe
a businessman may not have been last Saturday evening.
contacted, it would be appreci
The restaurant closed and c a t
ated if he would attend.
ered strictly to the 30 members
who attended. Following the d in
ner entertainm ent was provided
by members.
Jacksonville (¿range
To Visit Phoenix
Phoenix, February 17—M em
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Lewis were ir
bers of the Jacksonville Grange
charge
of a youth party for young
have been Invited to attend
Grangers
which was held at the
Grange meeting in Phoenix, Feb
ruary 24. Members of the serving Phoenix Grange hall, February
com m ittee for that meeting in 14. Mrs. Edith Bohnert, state sup
clude Mr. and Mrs. George Drake, erintendent spoke.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gysin, Mr.
and Mrs. Jake Arnold, Mr. and
Mrs. George Arm strong, and Mr.
C o m p le t e M o t o r K e b u i l d l n K
and Mrs. Vaughn Quackenbush.
M o t o r T u n e - n o - K e b o r ln g
M embers of the dram atic com
E m e rg e n c y
S e rv ic e
m ittee will continue work at that
H ig h w a y
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P h o e n ix . O r e
time on the play, “Make Me a
* Woman G row n,” which will be i
presented sometime during the
month of March.
Old Oregon Will
Open February 21
Phoenix, Feb. 19—The Old
Oregon Dinner in Phoenix will
I re-open on Feb. 21 following a
shut down for the w inter months
while several cabins were con
structed and the Interior rem od
eled.
Mrs. Lila Earl, owner states
that the kitchen has been enlarg
ed and rem odeled prim arily for
the purpose of better serving her
customers. She also stated that
as before she will specialize in
steaks and chicken and will cater
to banquets and parties.
Neighbors Hold
Card Party
Phoenix, Feb. 19 — The N eigh
bors of Woodcraft will hold the
second card party of a series of
three tonight at the Phoenix
grange hall at 8:00 p.m.
The party, open to the public,
will consist of bridge, pinochle,
500 ,and other card games. Prizes
will be aw arded to winners.
All those attending will have a
chance at the grand party priz
which will be presented at the
final party to be held on the 18th
of March and attendance is re
quested at the drawing.
On the serving com m ittee are
Mrs. Michael Popow, Mrs. R ay
mond Furry, Mrs. George Bourne
and Lillian Coleman.
Mrs. Earl Briscoe Is chairm an
of the prize comm ittee
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Chase re
turned today from Delano, C alif
ornia where they have been visit
ing with Chase's parents Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Chase. Chase reports
th at his father, who has been
very 111 is now Improving.
Dick LaFIeur made a business
trip to Portland on Sunday re
turning Wednesday.
Mrs. John Cherny of 5th street
Otto Caster has been ill.
has been bedfast recently.
Johnny’s Garage
Phoenix Feed and Seed
for
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BETTY BOWMAN
form erly of
B etty's Beauty Shop
is now at
Rolland's Studio of Beauty
24 S. G rape
Phone 5020
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FOR SPRING CLEAN-UP
ENAMELS
FLOOR SEALS
BRUSHES
KEMTONE
HOUSEPAINT
VARNISHES
Roy McMillan is among the
mem bers of the comm unity who
have been ill lately.
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Phoenix Presbyterian Church
E. . Clark, Minuter
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 m inister.
Tues. 7 P. M. Boy Scouts.
Wed. 7.30 P. M C hristian Fel
lowship.
E. H. McGee, Minister
B i b l e S c h o o l, 10 a m .
M o r n i n g W o r s h i p S e r v i c e . 11 a .m .
B I B L E
C la s s ( 8 - 1 2 y r s . ) 3 p .m .
E v e n i n g S e r v i c e , 7 3 0 p .m .
P o w e r H o u r , W e d . 7 : 3 0 p .m .
Dr. Harold Chilton
D E N T IS T
Dental Medical Building
Phoenix, Oregon
H o u r s : w e e k d a y s 9 . 1 & 1 -5
S a t u r d a y s 1 : 8 0 p .m . t o 5 : 0 0
Dinner
Will Re-Open
Saturday, Feb. 21
Phoenix Is Building
Let us do your Concrete Work.
Sidew alks, foundations, etc.
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EVERYBODY’S TALKING!
Will re-open
Friday, Feb. 20
Fres Rids For You—
on th: rreedom Train!
•T in ;. country that protects our
iomviduiil liberties — whether they
apply to our right to vote, to choose
our church, to speak our minds, or
n joy a glass of beer with friends.
Only thing is —we’ve got to
prove ourselves worthy of the ride
. . . by guarding zealously against
whatever forces of intolerance en
croach upon our American con
cepts of live-and-let-live, in a free
and strong Democracy I
No
Now under new Management
From where I sit... Z / Joe Marsh
You’ve heard about it, of com
— an actual train that’s touring
the country to remind us again
what true Democracy means. It
carries such Americana as the
Declaration of Independence, the
Bill of Rights, and other immortal
documents that guarantee ever
citizen his liberty.
A great idea! And from where I
sit, we’re all riding along with that
Freedom Train—right now—by llv-
If self-employed or working where a Blue Cross
group cannot be formed, enroll as an individual any
time in the hospital plan or the combined hospital-
medical-surgical plan . . . group enrollment, too, is
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Phoenix, Oregon
We had a real thrill in Our Ton .i
juxt the other day—when the Frvi
doni Train «topped by!
You may have t o . . . if you don’t have good pro
tection such as Blue Cross provides for the entire
family. The only Oregon plan for prepaid health
care approved by the American Hospital Associa
tion, Blue Cross provides the same benefits for
family members as for subscriber . . . permits free
choice o f physician . . . is nationwide and nonprofit.
On your next trip to San
Francisco or Portland try
our convenient overnight
trains. Leave any evening;
arrive at your destination
next morning. It’s as sim
ple as that. Ride in roomy
standard Pullmans or in
economical coaches. Over
night service, returning.
In winter you’ll appre
ciate more than ever the
s a f e ty , c o m fo rt an d
dependability the train
provides. You ride on steel
rails -the safest highway
ever invented — and the
engineer does the driving
while you relax and sleep.
Phone Medford 7082 for Reservations
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