Southern Oregon News R eview, A shland, Ore. Ih u r u h y , May 13, 194#
T H E P H O E N IX
F N U liN lX
MAMAMCNB
GKUBCH
MRS. CHILTON TRAVELS
M i i. II. E. C h ilto n und d a u g h
te r
le ft T uesday m o rn in g
fin
R cdluruts, C a lifo rn ia w he re th ey
J u s t a ro u n d the c o rn e r is th a t
w ill v is it fi tends and re la tiv e s
Mrs. C h ilto n and d a u g h te r a n lu c ia tlv e tim e o f y«ai fin S o u th
O regon
people
w h ic h
is
tra v e lin g in a new H udson w h ic h e rn
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th e y ju s t received.
T h is y e a r the Stat«' o f O regon Is
re a c h in g lo r $12»,900,000, to be
dep osite d by to u rin g va catio ne rs.
We ask again, as we asked last
ye ar, w h a t percentage o f th is vast
a m o u n t w ill the c o m m u n ity o f
P h o e n ix receive? T h a t, o f course,
is a h y p o th e tic a l q u e s tio n th a t
c o u ld o n ly be answ ered by a d e
ta il s u rv e y being m ade at the
c o m p le tio n
o f the season. T o
w o n d e r a b o u t the a m o u n t In the
te rm s o f d o lla rs and cents is o f
no va lu e w ha t-so -e ve r, unless w e
m i- d e te rm in e d th a t the a m o u n t
w h a te v e r It m ay be w ill be In
creased d u rin g the su m m e r o f
1948.
H ow , yo u m ay ask, can we do
th is? H ow does one cause a to u r
is t to spend m ore m on ey in a
c o m m u n ity
th a n he w o u ld
do
n o rm a lly in v ie w o f o u r services?
T h e a n s w e r to th a t q u e s tio n a l
m ost b orde rs on the In ta n g ib le
fo r m a n y o f us. We are p ro ne to
v ie w o u r businesses as th e y e x is t
as o ffe rin g the m a x im u m o f s e r
M ilk it the m ainstay o f healthy familie«. l ife begins w ith
vice. W e fa il to see to u ris ts in the
m ilk . Babies develop sound teeth and s tu rd y bones w ith m ilk .
eyes
o f o u r selves. W e fa ll to
Bell view D airy's C la rifie d m ilk is .1 boon to everyone— as .1
re
a
liz
e
th a t as stran ge rs to our
fa m ily health p ro te c to r, and prom oter o f energy and clear
c o m m u n ity th a t th ey are no m ore
radiant complexions. I'o r safer, creamier, tastier m ilk , be sure
fa m ilia r w ith the scenic a ttr a c
it's C la rifie d m ilk .
tio n s to w h ic h we are so accus
to m e d th a n w o u ld be a m an fro m
M ars.
In o u r v ic in ity w e
can
boast no O regon Caves o r C ra te r
L a k e it is tru e , b u t the d riv e s we
Phon«
DAILY DELIVERIES
Grade
m a ke th ro u g h F ern V a lle y , o u t
Ashland
A
th ro u g h th e A n d e rso n C re ek D is
3747
Milk
tr ic t, the ups and dow ns o f D a rk
H o llo w , m ay t r u ly be as in te re s t-
l'tia v iilx
« 'l i i m l i ni i l i r r 'iix m iii,
W i. « « t a l l i i (■ r o n lla l I n v i t a l i. , 11 li,
.ili o l i r f i Ir iiilM u n ii ii«* I k lil«i>i • In llm
fu lliiw liiK M»rvli » m
H m iiliiy Mi'hool « «5
M iirn liiK V \ o i m « i | | i | | un
l'i'v im ln * H «rvl<« 7 .'io
M ld w ra ic l'r n y « i am i P rilla « s ..t
vii'«, sv«<Jii«Niiay 7 .10
uod b rin a y « u r f r o n d a in
Hi« r r ln u lly e h iiri'b
V a n ta r ll« v «• H « n ry fan s
I
Pirates Lose Last
Conference Game 2-1
Phoenix Premises
Everyone Likes It
NEW S
Phoenix Track
Men Head For
Corvallis Meet
baccalaureate and,
Commencement
Set For May 23,27
P h o e n ix, M ay
13— B a s e b a ll
i season fo r the P h oe n ix "P ira te s ” I
cam e to Its conclusio n th is week
w ith
th e game a ga in st Rogue
R iv e r In w h ich P h o e n ix lost 2-1.
P h o e n ix was sparked by the
P h o e n ix ,
M ay
13— D on ova n
P h o e n ix, M ay 13— D o n a ld E.
p itc h in g o f D on ova n W o lfe w ho W o lfe , H a ro ld S c h m e ltze r, J im H em bre,
p rin c ip a l o f P hoenix
a llo w e d o n ly 4 h its and s tru c k m y W illia m s and B ill H u s t w ill H ig h , announced th is w eek th a t
o u t 14 men.
go to C o rv a llis on F rid a y and i the B a ccala urea te Services fo r
S a tu rd a y
to p a rtic ip a te in
the | the g ra d u a tin g class w ill be held
m g to an o u t o f to w n e r as th ey S ta te T ra c k M eet a fte r h a v in g M a y 23 a t 11 p.m. a t the P re s b y
q u a lifie d fo r th a t h o n o r a t the te ria n c h u rc h w ith the R everend
are to us. I f g iv e n p ro p e rty ac
D is tr ic t M eet fo r B Schools held L a c y o f the N azarene c h u rch d e
cess m any w o u ld e n jo y a h ik e to a t A s h la n d last S a tu rd a y .
liv e r in g the serm on.
the top o f o u r m o u n ta in s b o rd e r
D on ova n W o lfe w ill e n te r in j
A ls o scheduled Is the C o m
440 and 880 run s,
H a ro ld m encem ent w h ic h w ill be held
in g the east side o f the v a lle y . th e
W hen p a c k in g season Is in p ro S c h m e ltz e r w ill e n te r the pole T h u rs d a y , M a y 27 a t the g y m n a
v a u lt e ven t, J im m y W illia m s w ill
gress you m ay fin d th a t the I n p a rtic ip a te in the broad ju m p siu m a t 8 p.m.
P rin c ip a l speaker fo r the e v e n
dia na
fa m ily w ill .Im m e d ia te ly and B ill H u s t w ill ru n th e 100
in g w ill be M a rs h a ll W o o de ll, A s
respond to the suggestion th a t y a rd dash.
s is ta n t
P rofessor o f S o c i a l
Q u a lific a tio n s fo r e n te rin g the Sciences a t S o u th e rn O regon C o l
th e y
v is it one o f the v a lle y ’s
state m eet w ere th a t tra c k m en lege.
packinghouses. H o w a bo ut o ffe r
m u st have ta k e n e ith e r a fir s t or
Speeches w ill also ire presented
in g the use o f a fe w local horses second place a t the D is tr ic t B
by V a le d ic to ria n D o ro th y Keene
to the g ro up w ho w a n t to see the Meet. W illia m s q u a lifie d by a
and
S a lu ta to ria n Jacqu e i i n e
w ild and w o o ly w est fro m a sad fir s t in the broad ju m p , S c h m e lt-
Hobbs.
d le T hey w ill e xp e ct to pay. I ’ve zer tie d fo r fir s t in th e pole
n e v e r fo un d rates u n d e r a $1.00 v a u lt, W o lfe was f ir s t in th e 440 D L. KOEHLER VISITS HERE
an h o u r elsew here. So here we and second in th e 880 and H u s t
D. L . K o e h le r, F e a th e r R ive r,
are.
P hoenix as a c o m m u n ity came in second in the 100.
C a lifo rn ia is v is itin g th is w eek
A c c o m p a n y in g th e tra c k m en
m a y rest on its past la u re ls -w h a t-
w ith M r. and M rs. D ave Chase.
e v e r they m ay be-and le t the w ill be P rin c ip a l D o n a ld H e m b re
to u ris ts and the d o lla rs go by o r and Coach G eorge Sanders.
PHOENIX CHRISTIAN
a progressive P h o e n ix w ill o ffe r
CHURCH
tra v e lin g people the o p p o rtu n ity
E. H. M cG ee. M in is te r
B ib le School, 10 a.m .
to v ie w the h e a rt o f the Rogue
M o rn in g W o rs h ip S ervice, 11 a.m .
V a lle y
w ith
h e a dq ua rters
in
B .I.B .L .E . C lass (6 -1 2 yrs.J 3 p.m.
and
P h oe n ix.
E v e n in g S e rv ic e , 7:30 p.m.
BELLVIEW DAIRY
Watkins Products
VARIETY STORE
Pow er
N e x t T o P o s t O f f ic e P h o e n ix O re.
P h o n - «it; 12 E v e n . 7811
J o h n n y ’s G a ra g e
C om plete M otor R eb u ild in g
Motor Tune-nb . Kéboring
E m ergency
«
H ig h w a y
»
Phoem ,
o re
Highway 99. Phoenix
7:30
p.m.
Phoenix Presbyterian Church
E. . Clark, Minister
10 A . M . B ib le School. J. O. N
Y o u r S h e rw in - W illia m s
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D e a le r
Specializing in home-made
pies and cakes
PhoenixIFeedJ&’Seed
H ig h w a y 99, P h o e n ix
W eed K ille r s & Sprays
MALTS TO TAKE OUT
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W ed.
P o lin g , S u p e rin te n d e n t. A class
fo r e veryon e.
11 a.m. M o rn in g W o rs h ip . Spe
c ia l m u sic b y th e c h o ir. S erm on
b y th e m in is te r.
Tues. 7 P. M . B o y Scouts.
W ed. 7.30 P. M C h ris tia n F e l
lo w s h ip .
SKINNERS
FOUNTAIN
Servi««
T elephone 7743
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On your round p
destinations,
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• • • fs home planning tim e
See
M..a,Y
Spring planning for home improvements can be just a t much fun a t planning
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your tprlng garden— when you plan fo pay for your home improvements on
the Firtt National Bank's Thrifty Pay Plan.
H. H. Mayberry, Agent - Telephone 7501
A iittlù im tn t
A Thrifty Pay Plan Loan with up to three
years to pay can take care of that new
eoat of paint, decorating the intide of your home . . . Installing a new furnace
From where I s it... t y Jo e M arsh
. . . adding a room . . . or just about any permanent improvement to your
Jeb Had the Folks
home or yard
in Stitches!
Why don't you tee the nearest branch of First National or ask your material
dealer or contractor; he con take care of all the details for you.
Romomborl A Thrifty Pay Loan for Any Homo Improvomont!
FIR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K
of P o rtlan d
A t th e F rid ay N ig h t S o c ia l,
Jeb Crowell had the audience in
stitches — doing a take-off on the
blustering character who belittles
everybody and everything that isn't
from his own home town.
In our town, for instance: Some
folks like band concerts, others
don’t — some families serve beer
with dinner, others, buttermilk —
and as for politics, there's plenty of
healthy disagreement.
Well, we can laugh at that sort
of character because from where
I sit, Americans are just the op
posite. We like to boast a bit per
haps, about the paint job on the
new barn, or the missus' style of
eooldng— but ws aren’t intolerant
of people who don’t think or act
exactly the same way ws do.
But when it comes to denying
folks the right to think or act as
they choose. . . no, we're like you
— we don’t believe in it, whether It
goes for serving beer, or speaking
one's mind on public affairs.
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