Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, May 20, 1948, Image 7

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    Southern Oregon New» Review, A»hhnd, Ore, T h u rd a y , May 20, i
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THE tuneral
PHOENIX
NEWS
Services
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1 Phoenix, May III Di and Mis
.C hilton arid daughter, Karen re-
I'hoenix
Phoenix, May |«i Rt, y w 1 turned Monday m orning from
BELLVIEW
I urkhiirat, Galveston, Texas, a Redlands, California where Mis
NEWS
tiavalei u h j, southbound Grey < hillon and K aren had been vis­
I Ids week, as last, we are go­
hound bus, disem barked from the iting the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Curtis and
ing to press the idea that as a
bus and was taken to the Coin
Di ( hllton made the trip down
Mis.
Elmer Byrd and daughters,
community
Phoenix
has
good
tuunify Hospital in Medford via by plane on Friday evening and
Phoenix, May 19- Funeral ser
Carolyn and Dollie Marie were
C ongir Morris am bulance follow­ drove hack
pi'/.pecLs
for
the
coming
summer.
vices were held Monday at 10 a.
I he prospects, we might add, arc Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
ing an attack of epilepsy which
in. at the Conger-M orris Chapel
B yrd’s and Mrs. Curtis parents
oceuri id after the bus left Med
exactly what the good people of
D R . H O E Y S H O W S S L ID E S
In
Medford
for
Lloyd
Colver,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Farmer.
ford.
Phoenix, May I!» Dr. Charle* pioneer resident of Phoenix who p 'o . 1,1., m ake them 1 ,i<,o t
Mrs. Donald Reed is still at the
P arkhurst was discharged from Hoey entertained the Y o u n g died May 14 at his home in Phoe­ •peak just of our m erchants, but
of every individual within the bed side of her sister, Mrs. E rn­
the hospital and perm itted to Peoples Society, church mem nix.
take the next bus south.
community. There are a num ber est Rogers, in Susquennah, Pa.,
hers and guests Sunday night
Colver was horn in 1881 In ol factors to consider when deal­ Mrs. Rogers is still quite ill.
with
the
presentation
of
a
seriei
D R . O. H . S C H E E T Z
Phoenix to Lewis and Jerm na
Little Miss Dollie Marie Byrd
of slides on his travels In Africa, Colver and was a grandson to ing with the traveling public,
D IE S A T G R A N T S P A S S
and param ount among these are
Dr Orville II Scheetz, G rants China and India.
Samuel and Ilulda Colver, first courtesy and being accommodat­ and sister, Carolyn have recently
settlers at Phoenix. His b irth ­ ing, 7 here is no easier way to had a siege with the chicken pox
Pass optom etrist, died unexpect
edly Eiiday afternoon from a
place was the "Stage House" lose potential business than be They are the daughters of Mr.
heart attack. Dr. Sheet/ had
which was built In 1855 by Sam ­ curt, discourteous, or overbear­ and Mrs. Elmer Byrd.
m any friends in Ashland
uel Colver and which served as ingly Mossbacky. The traveling
Dr. Scheetz was a form er mem-
a barricade against the Indians public usually have a few dollars
NEIL CREEK
ber of the slat«- house of repre­
In the early days of Phoenix,
tucked uway in their jeans and
sentatives and past secretary-
Colver later inherited th 1 s It will stay right there until the
treasu rer of the Oregon State
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mickle and
house and lived there for m any traveler has given balm to his
</ptom etrlc association.
years. His entire life was spent feelings by driving on to Ashland sons have sold out to Mr. and
Lb
in this area.
or Medford. Being a small town Mrs Theadore H. Elliott, of 66
P H O E N IX C H R IS T IA N
II
Colver was m au led to M ary A. *»s we are the best prescription Is So. Mountain Avenue, and each
CHURCH
E. ,1. McGee, Minister
Low
and they were the parents to be friendly and give the se r­ have moved into their new
Io Buy Your Home See
l l l l i l . K< liuul, 10 u in
of
two
children, Harold Colver, vice our visitors demand. Busi- homes.
M o rn in g W o rs h ip S ervice, I l u.m
The new foreman, Jack Snider,
Medford
and Agnes Anderson, ' ness is competitive, of course, but
It I 11 I. K I ' I u x h H. 12 yiM ) 3 I, in
* . . . Realtor
I v e ilin g H e i v l i i ,. 7.30 p m .
Medford.
it has been proved that one of on D r. Corp's ranch recently p u r­
P o w a r H o u r, W ed., 7 3o p m .
Represented by
Survivors include his wife, the host ways to better your own chased from the C. R. Carpenters,
HARVEY
J
PETERSON
Mury; his children, Harold and business Is to speak well of your is getting settled on the new job’
G e t y o u r Job P rin tin g at the
'z
Mi
North
Phoenix
Ph.
6485
Mrs. Mamie Venable is report­
Agnes;
a brother, Lewis, Phoe­ competitor. Instead of recom ­
N ew « R e v ie w
nix; and grandchildren, Rick mending a court or hotel In other ed improved after her recent ill­
W A R T " T H E S P E E D C O P - B y S te v e 1. U n io n S ervice
Colver, Jerry Anderson a n d parts of the valley let’s first ness.
know what our community has
Duke Anderson.
G. L. Bullen is reported im­
to
offer. If you were asked if proving as well as can be expect­
The funeral rites were conduc
ted by the Rev. D. E. M illard. 1 Smith s Motel offer cooking pri- ed, in the Veterans Hospital in
cc leges what would you answer? Portland, where he has been the
J H a custom er of Texaco gasoline past two weeks.
asked for a Texaco service sta ­
tion would you be able to direct F M O E W IX X A Z A 1 E S E C M U B C X
them to Leo’s at First and Paci­
’ I'o^nix C h u rch of th e K a zaren *
a c o rd ia l in v ita tio n to
fic Higrway. If someone wanted a .11
ll o u r frie n d s and n eig h b o rs to the
to know what is the newest mot­ fo llo w in g services.
S u nd ay School 9:45.
el in the comm unity would you
M o rn in g W o rsh ip 11:00
know? How about general his­
E v e n in g S erv ice 7:30
i ^ id« * e.k P,r a ’rer a n d P r a is e S e r­
tory of Phoenix. Travelers are v vice,
W ed n esd ay 7:30.
really Out to enjoy themselves of
b rin g y o u r frie n d s to
: course, but after the trip is over th e frie n d ly c h u rc h .
P a s to r Rev. C. H e n ry L aey
, and they have returned home
they hke to tell the neighbors
all about the towns they visited,
the country they saw. the meals
they ate, and so on. However,
M 4 R G A R F .T L IN D S A Y c o -
give them a story or anecdote to
• ta r re d in M o n o g ra m 's “ L o u is ­
repeat and they will go on their
ia n a ” , agree« w it h th o u s a n d s o f
, way happily publicizing the little
Sleek S le n d e r u o m e n t h a t D e ­
community at every stop. My
lic io u s I I O L I A U O O D B R E A D
1 prim ary source of w onderm ent’
is a m a rv e lo u s flav o r c o n t r ib u ­
Is Mrs. Blackwood’s continuous '
tio n to L O W - C A L O R IE m e n u s .
| residence In her home on South
I f y o u ’ re d ie t i n g fo r o v e r ­
Pacific Highway since 1889. That
w e ig h t t r y t h is d is t in c t iv e ,
to me. Is a long time especially
u n iq u e II O L I . A W O O D B R E A D
when I look at it as the year o f'
as T I I E b read in y o u r W E I C H T -
my M other’s birth. If the travel-1
C O M K O I. m e a ls .
er driving along in his fine Buick,
Packard, or what have you could
ju st for a moment catch the pro­
gressive pioneer spirit of Mrs
Blackwood then that pers o n j
John H. T itakker is running would drive on his way with a 1
fo r nom ination fo r county asses­ little better insight of what Am­
sor on the Republican side of the erica is and w hat our nation re­
fence.
presents. Yes 1948 offers us a
good opportunity to adjust the
lack of business during the past
Phoenix P resbyterian Church
w inter. Being host to the tourist
E. . Clark. M inister
BREAD TODAY
1» A M Bible School .1. O. N can play a big part in the build
Poling, Superintendent. A class mg of Phoenix.
for everyone.
Baked Exclusively
11 a.m. M orning Worship. Spe­
cial music by the choir. Sermon
P l A d v G u y C o r.fo n fo r U S Se»»ofoi
by the m inister.
C o m m G e o rq * F J o m e to n , tw r c Se« f>
I ues. 7 P. M. Boy Scouts.
P o rV 'o n d O re
Wed. 7.3(1 P. M Christian Fel
lowship.
Premises
For Lioyd Colver
field Monday Morn
L IC E N S E E X A M IN E R
T O B E IN A S H L A N D
A Olivers License Exam iner
will be on duty in Ashland, Mon­
day, May 24, 1948, at the City
Hall between the hours of 9 a.m.
and 4 p.m., according to «in a n ­
nouncement received from the
Secretary of State's office.
Persons wishing licenses
perm its to drive an- asked to get
in touch with the exam iner well
ahead of the scheduled closing
hour in order to assure com ple­
tion of their applications w ith a
minimum of delay.
in -
I. E. Schuler
John H. Tizekker
STA VE
TREASURER
/• f a n n e r — 33 jta r» opérât«
ir.g ow n farm s at C anby,
on.
Io je a r j experience in legi».
• a '-v t and adm inistrative
gosernm ent in O regon.
N ow in third 4 -sta r term as
Slate Senator.
V igorcus and experienced.
★
Eloquent Example Of Lithe Smartness
OREGON
P R IM A R Y
ELECTIONS
MAY 21, 1948
For You by
SKINNER’S
FOUNTAIN
Johnny’s Garage
C o m p ie i. M o to r I !..1.11 i Id I n g
M o to r T u n e ab . « ê b .o lug
E m e rg e n c y
H ig h w a y
»9
P h o e n li.
S p ecialisin g
In
h om e-m ad e
pies and cakes
S e rv ice
Telephone 7743
H ig h w a y 99. P h o e n ix
O re
Watkins Products
and
V A R IE T Y S T O R E
N ex t T o P o st O ffic e P h oenix Ore.
P h o n e ««12 E v. 11. 7X11
MALTS TO TAKE OUT
•Your Sherwin - Williams
Dealer
Phoenix Feed & Seed
Highway 99, Phoenix
Weed Killers & Sprays
A du rlitt mint
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From where I sit... / / Joe Marsh
W 'hat
h,
then? College? A job? Travel? Maybe you aren’t
thinking that far ahead. Maybe you’d like to relax and think
it o v e r .. .We think that’s a good idea.
W hen school is out the road ahead is long and decisions
are hard to make on such important matters as your career,
further schooling and the sort o f work you want to follow-.
T hat’s why we say "relax . . . and think it over”.
And while you’re "thinking it over" consider a career with
the U. S. Army and U. S. Air Force. Here arc careers that offer
excellent opportunities for training in dozens o f fields, plus
travel, recreation, regular advancement and excellent pay—
the pay o f a PFC is equivalent to civilian pay $298.93 a month.
Talk it over with the fellows in your nearest recruiting
office . . . probably you know them. T hey’ll give you all the
details o f careers with a future for you.
Room 1 Post Office Bldg. M edford
U .S .
A rm y
and
RECRUITING
U .S .
A
Take Your Choice,
Neighbor!
T he m issus — who w rites our
Woman’# Column in the Clarion
under the name of “Nancy Rale"—
gets letters about recipes, advice on
etiquette, home management, etc.
“Any beverage your gueits prefer.
You don’t /«ire to serve cider— any
more than you have to serve beer
.. .b u t it ’s often courteous to let
guests have a choice.”
One letter she got last week was
about a recipe she published for
Welsh Rarebit—made with tart
cheese, Worcestershire, and a cup
of sparkling tangy beer. “ Turned
out great,” says her correspondent.
“ But you didn’t mention what bev­
erage to serve w ith it. Should I
serve beer? Cider? Iced tea?”
From where I sit, that simple
answer applies to more items than
Welsh Rarebit. In a world where
everyone has different tastes and
ideas — we should recognize those
differences — and never deny the
right of choice to anyone!
The missus' answer was simply:
SFRVICE
Copyright, 1946, United Staisi tite»en foundation
O n y o u r n e x t trip ;<> I’orl
land or San Francisco try our
convenient overnight trains.
Leave any evening; arrive nl
your destination next morn
ing. I t ’s ns simple as that.
H id e in ro o m y s t a n d a r d
Pullm ans or in com fortable
coaches. I t ’s the easiest and
safest way to travel. Saves
time and money, too. O ver­
night service returning, also.
For fares and schedules call;
The friendly Southern Pacific
H. H. Mayberry, Agant
Telephone 7501