Southern Oregon New» Review, Ashland, Ore., Ihurs., March 18, 1948
Civic Groups To
Study Club House
THE PHOENIX NEWS
! CITY COUNCIL WILL
MEET AGAIN APRIL S
Phoenix, March 18 th e next
meeting of the city council will
be on April 5 at 7:30 p.m.
Phoenix, March 18— R epresen
City Marshall George B artho
tatives of tin- various civic organ lomew states tiiat all taxpayers
izations of Phoenix will hold a and citizens are urged to attend
meeting W ednesday eveni n g, tills meeting when im portant loc
March 24 at the Shack at the al issues will be discussed.
Phoenix school to make further
plans In the promotion of a civic
d u b house for the community.
In u m eeting of city business*
men and club leuders one month
Phoenix, March 18—The Phoe
ago it was concluded that the nix Grange wil hold Its next
city definitely needed an Insti meeting on March 23 at the local
tution of tills nature and that Grange hall.
every effort possible would be Tiie meeting will consist of busi
made to promote It.
ness and social activities.
Allowing a m onth for the civic
On Saturday, April 3, the
groups to elect representatives Grange will hold their regular
the second meeting was set for dance and extend an Invitation
the March 24 and the representa to all G rangers and friends to
tives will at .th a t time elect a attend. Refreshm ents will be se r
com m ittee and officers to fu rth ved.
er promote the project.
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BUMMOMB
S U IT IN EQUITY TO Q U IET
SPRING SPORTS BEGIN
T IT L E
Phoenix, March 18. Baseball
IN C IRC UIT COURT o l
THE
KTATE
OK
OREGON
IN AND FOR
and track practice got underw ay
T IIE COUNTY Ol JACKSON
at Phoenix school this week. CECII, A PIT TS anil I ERN F..
Schedules for neither sport have PIT T S, I i u h I i u i i U anil w ife.
P la in tiffs ,
been draw n up as yet.
vs
Grange Will Meet
Tuesday, March 23
Robert Madden, Kt. 4, who re
cently joined the Army Signal
Corps Is now taking basic tra in
ing at Fort Ord, California and
upon completion of training will
go to Virginia to attenti Army
Signal Corps school
BARBARA MITCHELL HAS
14th BIRTHDAY PARTY
In honor of the 14 birthday of
Miss B arbara Mitchell, Klamath
Junction, a group of teen agers
met in the Pastor's apartm ent at
Faith temple, Monday at 7:30 p.
m.
The group spent the evening In
singing and playing games. Re
freshm ents were served of ice
cream and the birthday cake by
Mrs. Leo Wine.
Gifts were presented to the
honored guest by B arbara Lacy,
Leila Ward, Max Session, Robert
Fredenburg, Smokey Oliver, Mrs.
Clyde Lacy, Dennis Lacy, Rev.
Leo and Mrs. Wine and children
Bonita and Rickey.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
(Continued from page 4)
occupations, the resolution s ta t
ed.
The convention called for Im
m ediate abolition of capital p u n
ishm ent in Oregon.
Federal aid to institutio n s
practicing racial discrim ination
was opposed, and the convention
called for a positive civil rights
law for Oregon.
A new state Fair Em ploym ent
law was demanded.
Development of the Columbia
xond WUllamette river basins in
line with TV A was advocated,
and legislation to prohibit thè
pollution of w aterw ays was call
ed for. Protection of the small
farm er Is sought through the con
servation of soil and w ater re
sources, federal assistance, to in
dividual farm ers, and the fu rth er
developm ent of cooperatives.
A resolution was passed advo
cating a bonus for veterans.
Yours truly,
W illiam Young
AI.EX BLACK, w lilow cr; FEL IC IA
III.Al'K, «Ingle. IIARRARA BLACK.
«Ingle; JOAN BLACK, «Insle; N A N
CY
BLACK, « I n g le .
A L E X IS
BLACK, «Ingle, and all the unknown
hull« o f JAM ES K. M EIKLE, de-
>ea«ed;
J A N E D o E HCIIUBERT.
JA N E l»OE I'ROHHER and all the
unknown heir« o f C LY DE A. PAY NE
and JU D IT H I. I'AYNE, deceawed;
anil al«o any and a ll o ilier per«>>n«
or purlle« unknown cla im in g uny
right, title , lien, claim , « « ta le or In
terest In and Io the real property
de»erlhed In the C om plaint herein.
D efen d a n t»
TO; Each, every and all o f the
above named D efendant«:
IN T H E NAME O F T H E ST A T E
OF OREGON you and euch of you
are hereby required to appear and
an sw er the C om plaint filed a g a ln cl
you In the above en titled «ult on or
before the lunt day o f four week«
from date o f tho flr«t p ublication
o f lb!« Hummon«, and If you full ho
to appear and ari«wur «aid Com
plaint, for w ant th ereof, the I'lain-
tlff» w ill apply to the Court for
tho relief dem anded In their C om
p lain t, su c c in c tly «luted u« follow «,
to-Wll.
T h ai a D ecree be entered ad ju d i
ca tin g any und a ll righ t, title, e«ta(e.
lien ur cla im w hich you or an y of
you have or claim to have In, Io
or upon the real property «Itualed
In JuckMou C ounty. Oregon, p a rticu
larly deacrlhed u h follow «, to-w it:
Lot F o rty -tw o
(4 2 ,
of
the
VALLEY V IEW ADD ITIO N to
the City o f A«hland,
Oregon,
according to the o ffic ia l plat
th ereof, now o f record In the o f.
flee o f lh e C ounty Clerk o f
JuckMon County, Oregon
And d eclarin g any und a ll such
claim « to he null and void; and d e
clarin g thai the «aid P la in tiff« ure
Ihe ow ner« In fee «Imple of «ulil pre-
rnlMr« and o f the w hole thereof, free
und cleur o f a n , and ull right, title,
eatate, lien or lntere«t o f «aid D e
fendant«, or uny o f them , and that
each and a ll o f the D efen d a n ts h ere
in, und each and a ll per«on« c la im
ing, or Io claim by, through or un
der them , or any o f them , he fo r
ever enjoined, restrain ed and barred
from UMNertlng, a ttem p tin g to e«tab-
ll«h. or cla im in g any rig h t, title,
e«tate, Ben or Interent in or to «aid
property,
or any portion
thereof,
und that P lu ln tlffa ' title to «aid pre-
ml«e« he fo rev er q u ieted and «et at
reat;
The d ale o f the Order for P u b lica
tion o f thl« .Summon« 1« the 11th day
o f February, 194», and the tim e pre-
«crlbed for publication o f thl« Sum
niona 1« once each week for four 14)
ciniHei'Ullve w eeks.
Dated and fir st published thl« 11
• lay o f .March. 19(11.
Van D yke A Lombard
P o st O ffice Addre««:
Box 611
A«hland, Oregon
Barnes Returns To
j Phoenix Premises j Service With Navy
Phoenix, March
18—Donald
Barnes, son of Mrs. Coi fella
Barnes, South Pacific Highway,
Phoenix, left Phoenix Tuesday
morning for San Diego, C alifor
nia where he will repint for act
ive duty with the U. S. Navy.
Barries, who graduated from
Phoenix High school In 1938, a t
tended Southern Oregon College
and received his Bachelor’s De
gree from the University of O re
gon.
He served four years with the
U. S. Navy during World War II
and left active service in Dec
ember 1945 with the rank of
Lieutenant, Senior Grade. Upon
returning to Southern Oregon he
taught in the high schools of
Eagle Point and Bonanza.
Barnes will return to service
with his form er rank and antici
pates further schooling at Del
Monte, California.
D ining a visit with Chief
Crum pton of tiie M edford Navy
Recruiting office the other day
tiie subject turned as it n a tu ra l
ly would to places we had been
during the war years. Before we
know it nearly two hours had
transpired in which we compared
experiences, exchanged antec-
dotes and generally fulfilled the
term "shot the breeze’’. When
the wind is blowing cold as it
has done so much lately, and the
snow of the surrounding m oun
tains looks down upon us, it’s a
wonderful feeling to ju st sit
back-relaxed- close the eyes and
end up on a nice warm beach
say in Fiji. Maybe th a t’s the in
veterate dream er coming out in
me, but it’s a habit I wouldn’t a t
tem pt to break for anything. To
some a thrill of seeing new sight
or place can only live for the
moment, but I’ve always had the
pleasure of transverslng old foot Phoenix church news
C. T. Nahss of Medford will
paths- enjoying tim e and again
present a pre-Easter Evangelist
the experiences of another day.
rally at the Phoenix Christian
We m ention Fiji there was church , beginning Sunday m orn
som ething particularly fascinat
ing, March 21. The rally will
ing about one of its little islands close Easter evening, March 28.
known by the name Levuka. Pic Services will be each evening be
ture if you will a gloriously ginning 7:30 p.m. M arlin Pierce,
sunny day, warm ; but still cooled student at Bible college, will lead
by the whisper of a breeze play the song services and special
ing w istifully over a gently ro ll
music.
ing sea. In the distance rises a
m ajestic m ountain green with
jungle vegetation, but rising to Ing with shouts of m erry laught
such sheer heights in places as er. On you go through the n ar
to be free from the heavy grow row channel which seems only
th of the hillocks. In one grand wide enough to let your ship
sweep the eyes view miles of pass through the walls of the
gentle breaking seas rising and ( treacherous reef. As you near
falling over the coral barrier ly-j the w harf the speed of the vessel
ing some two miles offshore. is slackened until you are nearly
From there to the shoreline t h e ’ lying dead in the water. You
w ater Is nearly calm changing in crowd the rail for the first oppor
color from the deep blue to a tunity to get ashore and view at
gawdy apple green w here the hand these wonderful new sights
w ater is only a few fathom s deep. that lay before you.
On the short side it washes a
fabulous golden beach which is
backed by the rise of graceful
D E N T IS T
coconut palms. Then across the
D ental M edical B oild ln g
grassy valley floor through p lan t
P h oen ix, Oregon
ings of banana palms and the
Hours: week days 9.1 * 1-5
S atu rd ays 1:30 p.m. to 5:00
crim son hibiscus to the crest of
the foothills and finally to the
very heights of the m ountain
tops. As you near the coast line
BETTY BOWMAN
the tin roofs of the buildings of
form erly of
the settlem ent glare out in the
B etty's Beauty Shop
brlllant rays of the sun. You
is now at
sweep by an outbound inter-is
Rolland's Studio of Beauty
land vessel loaded to the very
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gunnels w ith smiling brown n at 24 S. Grape
ive folk who retu rn your greet-
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wheel of a tractor, with color in hie
cheeks again. And he’d traded tho
night life of the city for a quiet
glass of beer with Dad.
From where I sit, that’s how it
goes. Try to prevent some one from
getting what he thinks he wants—
and he’ll go on wanting it. But give
him his head, and he’ll settle for
the sensible thing—whether it’s
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The other day Pete Swanson’s
nephew, Bud, allowed as how he
WM fed up with farm and country
life...an d was going to the city
where there was a lot more oppor
tunity and excitement.
Some folk» might have tried to
0OP him. But not Pete. He even
Advanced Bud carfare for the trip
. . . figured that when he’d had a
ggod look around, he’d come back
whore he belonged.
And what happened? After seven
day» of blg-town bustle and excite
ment, Bud was back behind the
W AZABEVE
P hoenix Church o f the N azarene
W e extend a cordial in v ita tio n to
a ll our frien d s and n eigh b ors to the
fo llo w in g servlcerf*
Sunday School 9:45.
M orning W orship 11:00
E v en in g S ervice 7:30.
M idw eek P rayer and P ra ise Ser
vice, W ednesday 7:30.
Come and b rin g your frien d s to
the frien d ly church.
P a sto r Rev. C. H en ry L acy
-A L L TH E EA ST
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Phoenix, March 18—The Phoe
nix Thursday club will hold a
card party on Friday afternoon
a t 100 p.m. at the Girls Com
m unity Club House in Medford.
The card party Is open to the
public and the proceeds will go
tow ard the Phoenix Com m unity
club project.
PHOENIX CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
E. H. McGee, M inister
P H O Z X II
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Thursday Club To
Hold Card Party
Phoenix, March 18 — “The
Crazy Sm ith Fam ily”, a three act
play, will he presented Friday
night, March 19 at 8:00 p.m. at
the High school gym nasium by
tiie Junior Class of Phoenix high
school.
The tw elve m em bers of the
cast of this hilarious comedy
include: Burton Skinner, Rey
B ible School, 10 a m.
nold Wright, Ronnie Robbins, L.
M orning W orship Service, 11 a m
B I B L E C lass (6-12 yr».) 3 « h i .
Claflin, Gordon Germ er, Dwight
E ven in g Service. 7:30 p.m.
Epperson, M ontana Hagga r d,
P ow er H our, Wed.. 7:30 p.m.
Maxine Lovett, Eleanor Frost,
Phoenix Preibyterian Church
Erma Job, LaVonne Hagen and
E. . Clark, Minister
Mary Lou Knight.
10 A. M. Bible School J. O. N
The public is cordially Invited Poling, Superintendent. A class
to attend.
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for everyone.
11 a.m. M orning Worship. Spe
George Bartholom ew and fam
music by the choir. Serm on
ily have moved residence from cial
by the m inister.
Pacific Highway, Phoenix to
Tues. 7 P. M. Boy Scouts.
Third and Rose streets.
Wed. 7.30 P. M C hristian F el
lowship.
I)r. Harold Chilton
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