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Southern Oregon New» Review, Ashland, Ore. T h u n . A pril i f , 1948 Card Party Will Help Youth Fund THE PHOENIX NEWS Season Opened On Phoenix Ilogs Phoenix Premises Phoenix. A p ril 1 5 - C i t y Coun- cilm en of Phoenix th.'.fc week is Phoenix, April 15 A n puil of sued a rem inder to citisens of the u cam paign In riiiHc money foi com m unity that they must keep the projected Phoenix Commun their dogs either enclosed or tierl ity and Youth Club, the N eigh during the months of A p ril, M ay. bor» of Woodcraft Lodge will June and July to comply w ith hold a card party this evening at city ordinances. 8 p 01 .il theli h.ill In charge of arrangem ents are Mrs. Fail I B i is c o e , Mrs. George Bourne and M in . George Drake. In charge of refreshm ents are Mrs. Bex Nlcodemus, Mrs. Otto Caster, Mrs. Tex H unter and Mrs. Dorothy Loffer Prizes for th o se holding highest score In bridge, pinochle and five hundred will he hom em ade can «lv Also supporting the project the Phoenix Thursday club will hold another curd party on April 22. rH O E K U w aba bem k c s u s g s I ’ tiu x n lx I ' h m i l i o f 111«- N a x iiiN n « W « e s t r n il n r o r illu l I n v IU ith .n In n il o u r frle iK tH a n il ik -I k I i I xu - h io U h - f o llo w in g a e rv lra n . Siiroluy H< hool 8 <5 * M o rn in g W o rs h ip 1 1 00 Kvenlng Hervli-e 7 30 M id w e e k P r a y e r and P ra t« « Her v ie * . W e d n e H ila y 7:30. C o m e a n d b r in g y o u r f r ie n d s t< th e f r ie n d ly c h u rc h . Pastor Kev. C. Henry Ijiry Mrs Cornelia Barnes returned this week from Burlingame, C al ifornia w here she has been visit dig her sister for the past few weeks. W atkins Products and VARIETY STORE N« Xt To l ‘«»*l < »ffh»• Phoeiitt » in riunir M I ¿ Kv» n 7*11 'WART" THE SPEED Hey,FLfír-Foor, m w rue B a n* so euLL <y. money QfitjSr Orient Pictures Shown To Lions ( nit to Discuss “Outdoor Cookery” Roberts Assumes Marshall Badge Phoenix, April 15 Members Bi ll vie w Home Extension Unit Dm mg the past year w e’ve of the Phoenix Lions Club and ! will m eet Wednesday, Apiil 21st, skipped In and nut uf this colum n guests met Monday evening for at the Bellview Grange Hail foi Phoenix, April 15- The office at our pleusuie. Our method has a dinner at the Old Oiegon and project "Outdoor C o o k e ij” L a i of City Marshall, which was re- been to write when and if the later went to tin- Presbyterian by Mrs. Ray Sharp and Mis. | linqulshed last week by George mood struck us. Likely w e're not Church where they were e n te r George Baughman. j Bartholomew, has been filled this alone in this rash little way of tained by a talk by Heine Fluhr- Hostesses will be Mr.-. Felix week by the city council which doing business for usually ev- er, candidate for election to the Johnson «.nd Mrs. Roscoe Owens appointed Ralph Roberts to re The council reports that the j cry day oi so, all of us, find some State Senate, who showed mov who will serve the hot d'sh. place Bartholomew. penalty for allow ing a dog to go job or duty that ta n better be ing pictures of Fluhrer’s exper M embers bringing salad or des Roberta, a long-tim e resident loose is $1 per day for each day done tomorrow. For exam ple, I iences and travels in the O rient sert. of Phoenix, began hl . official the city is compelled to keep the find I've waited until the last during the war. There will be a Flower Ex duties Saturday morning. dog under their supervision. possible moment to file my state Guests attending were E. H. change. Mrs. Carl Henry asks Income tax return. Actually by Phoenix P resbyterian Church (J. G. Skinner reported thl this printing It will be In de Mann, representative of the Med that m em bers wishing to help E. . Clark. M inister ford Lions club; Mr. Ja rre tt, send packages overseas please br week that his daughter, Miss Bet fault, and I may still be coaxing 10 A. M. Bible School ,T. O N Portland; Col. and Mrs. Athol ing articles of food such as rice ty Skinner, who Is attending myself ulong that surely they Poling, Superintendent. A class school at St Helens, has been won’t object if I wait until Mon Dudley; Mr and Mrs. Earl Bris Plans will also be discussed foi for everyone. coe; Mr. and Mrs. Boh Keeny; the “Spring F estival’’ to be held hospitalized and is seriously HI. day. 11 a m. M orning Worship. Spe and Mr. and Mrs Walt Love. April 29. cial music by the choir. Sermon Or take my garden. In fact I Members attending included Next meeting of the Unit will by the m inister. Robert Vroman, Marvin Mad wish someone w oijd, for if a ( Lion President Marvin C. Fisher Tues. 7 P. M. Boy Scouts. den and Mr. and Mrs. Layton more messy garden spot can be and Mrs. Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. he May 19, at the Grange hall. Wed. 7.30 P. M C hristian Fel Schell and family went on an found in the comm unity, I'd like Paul Simpson, G. G. Skinner, The topic “Vitamin A and D” lowship. will be discussed by the dem- outing and prospecting trip In to view it. Last fall I promised Rev. and Mrs. E. J. Clark, Dr the upper Applegate regions Sun myself that the peas would be Charles F. Hoey, Dr. and Mrs. stration agent, Mrs. Mar i ; day. Q& K T planted in October or November, Harold Chilton, Mr. and Mrs R Christenson. well, April Is well advanced and L. Bunton, Mr. and Mrs. Harold MORTHLAND FAVORS A PHOENIX CHRISTIAN the peas are still in a bag under Steveson and Mr. and Mrs. A DETENTION HOME CHURCH the kitchen sink. V. Thompson. E. II. McGee, M inister Lloyd “Shy” M orthland, form You can m ultiply these little M b i t H« bool, 10 u m. 0 > t’€W UÛU er Ashland resident who is ru n M o r n in g W o r * h lp S e rv ic e , 11 a .in chores by fifty more and tom or Mrs. Enid B lacker and son i: i r i i - las« (< -l> y r ft.) 8 p m row we'll get started on all of Spike, returned Tuesday by plane ning for county commissioner E v e n in g S e r v le t. 7:30 p.m . elcfmtcj . . . them. Power Hour, Wed.. 7.30 pin. from Los Angeles where they stated this week th at he favored a juvenile detention home be In way of rem edying the s it had been visiting relatives. T B A IW E D M E N W EEDED? cause he felt th at the present I f y o u 'r e lia lii» < l In a n y o f m o re uation at times I’ve prepared lit th a n it Mi’o re o f in w h a n t c a l o i te c h county jail was no place for hous n ic a l* h U III h , t h e r e * a good p la ce tle charts with explicit notations pay my dues, I’ll take care of ing juveniles who were delin f o r yo u In th e I ’ S. A r m y o r F S designating W ednesday as the l "‘" ‘ th e lii■ t thing tomorrow. quent. A i r F o re * Y o u r p a y I* ha**<l u pon day the fences are to be repaired, tin * d e g re e o f w k ill \ o il p o xa e ** F o r Thursday look for the hole in the liiM ta in e, a P r iv a t e •• F lr * t - C la * w re c e iv e * th e c iv ilia n e q u lv a ie n t o f roof, Friday paint the back porch 320* T-l p e r m o n th . A d v a n c e m e n t Is r a p id a * von a t t a in g r e a te r e f f ic ie n steps, and so on. ïe c y . a m i I f y o u a re s e le c te d f o r <»v»-r- **»»* d u t y , y o u r i*»y a u t o m a t ic a lly J u m p * 2o p » r » *n A n y y o u n g m an x h o u ld In V e H tlg a le th e o p p o r t u n it ie s o ff e r e d by an e n llt t t m e iit In th e I ’ S A r m y a m i I ’ . S A i r F o rce . S»»- y o u r lo c a l R e c r u itin g O f f ic e r t o d a \ ’ COP—By Steve's Union Service \NH0 t,ON -r p o r — r r ’s c /k /s r eveoytìooy s t iv e s j w o w runry so much r fw cun ' f i r Comes W ednesday and two u n cles and aunts with a few odd cousins drop in from a place that takes a lot Of effort to even re call. “W e’re ust passing through” is the usual assurances, and u n til then you have realized just how painful “just passing th ru ’’ can be. And so it goes. By Friday the little work chart has been lost in the shuffle and another good Idea drifts along with the days. If ever some person campaigns for the need of a “Tomorrow club” I should qualify w ithout question as an eligible charter m ember. Of course I’ll lie glad to Or having a small pri vate w edding, that's all the more reason w hy you will want to tell the happy new s that it's “M ias" no more, but "Mrs." now. The ideal w ay to tell y o u r fr ie n d s y o u r NEW NAME and all the details is through s e n d i n g M a r r ia g e A n n o u n c e m e n ts of q u a lity . HOME MADE PIES AND CAKES are now your special treat at SKINNER'S FOUNTAIN. Your friends appreci ate hearing directly from you. Drop in today and try the delicious and rich Nut Pie or a deftly-flavored Lemon Meringue. You will also find home-made cake which will please the most critical tastes. HOW WE GIVE YOUR VOICE A “LIFT” Come in an J see cur large t ariely of smartly modern W edding Announcements and hit nations . . . they hate that certain touch that spells refinement and good ta le Skinner’s Fountain Highway 99 SOUTHERN OREGON News Review Phoenix Oregon ’! JIM BUSCH says . ¿35 ¿35 ¿35 ^.35 ¿35 ¿2 Phoenix Is Building Let us do your Concrete Work. Sidewalks, foundations, etc. Telephone M edford 7908 1. 1» ta k e s p o w e r , and lots o f it, to push m illio n s o f telephone calls th ro u g h o u r com plex e qu ip m en t every day. W e buy o u r elec tric ity , as you do, fro m p u b lic service sources. B ut to make sure calls keep g o in g throu g h in emergencies, w e have many m o to r-d riv e n standby generators to supply o u r o w n p o w e r w hen necessary. Johnny’s Garage C o m p le te M o t o r IP liu ild in ü M o to r T u n e - n u - K e b u r in g Emergency Service Telephone 7743 Highway 88 Phoenix. Ore. 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