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Southern Oregon New« Review, Ashland, Ore., Thur« Aug 5 1948 ! THE PHOENIX NEWS Mrs. Ramsey Has Party in Ashland Phoenix, August 3 Mis P en ny Clements was honored Friduy by u huthduy party and baby dhower at the home of Mrs. Beu lah W hetstone, Ashland. Mrs. M argaret Kamsey, Phoenix, was hostess for the affair. Guests from Ashland Included Mrs. Mary Hale, Mrs. G ertrude Duly, Mrs. Lydia Grimes, Mrs. G eraldine Oser and daughters, Julia Ann and Janet, Mrs. Mary Downing, Mrs. Jean Avery, Mis Abe»1 Reeder, Mrs Dorothea Md les, Mrs. LuVerne M artin and daughter, Sharon Lee. Guests from Phoenix included Mrs. Ni l He Dawson, M arilyn and Bobby, Mrs, Viola Wagoner, Mrs. L e e Hutton, Mrs. Peters, Nora B rit ton and daughter Karen from C entral Point and Mrs. Mary Polk of Lawton, Okla., also a t tended the afternoons enterain- nient. Gifts were presented to Mrs Clem ents In a baby bassinette. The aftei noon was spent playing games. Huffs Open New Waffle Shop Here Montgomery Child ] I Juried Tuesday Phoenix, August 3 — Wiley | Montgomery, two year old son of Phoenix, August 3 — Reopen I Mr and Mrs. E P. Montgomery, ing of the Dutch T reat cate un- was buried Tuesday at 10:00 a.m. with services held at the Perl under the direction of Mi. Mi The child was Elmer Huff was announced today Funeral home. by Mr. Huff. Mr. and Mrs Huff drowned Friday evening In a took over the cafe from E. van Medford Irrigation ditch. Hise and Mrs. G. Ritchie. The body was recovered 24 For the past year and a hall hours later In the ditch near S u n the Huff’s have been operating set drive and the Jacksonville the Gladm or Waffle shop in the highway. State police, aided by a Skinner building. They stated Labrador dog, "Red," and his that they planned to change the owner. Red Eccles aided in the name of the Dutch T reat to El search and the dog's insistence on following the child's trail to the mer and Frances' Waffle Shop. irrigation ditch is credited with The Dutch T reat was opened less than a year ago by Lillian havng a large part in leading C hristie who leased it to van the searchers to the body. Many neighbors and friends Hise and Mrs. Ritchie. Mr. and Mrs. Huff will operate assisted in the search for the The four who found the the waffle shop from 6:00 a m. child body were Mr. and Mrs. F. L. until 10:00 p.m. dally. Members of the staff who were Tripp, A H Mackintosh, and C. form erly at the Gladm or are with L. Robbins. O ther searchers in the Huffs in the new enterprise. cluded J. B. M arshall, R. J. They include Clora Jewel, Audra Wolfe, H D Halloway, C. R. Montgomery, Williams, Leila White, Mrs S tel Epperson, E. F la McBeath, and Torn Purdue. state officer Frank DuPray, C ar los Morris, Thomas Brown, and The Huffs will do the booking. Oca Myers Frink is attending F. J. Holloway. Mr., and Mrs. the second term of the sum m er W C. Harmon, G rants Pa s, Herb Poole assisted the search session at Southern Oregon col visited Mr. and Mrs Wade H ar ers by furnishing coffee and lege mon Sunday. sandwiches Friday night. W ater in the ditch was turned W A R T " T H E S P E E D C O P — By Steve's Union Service off through the cooperation of • n s . l I (p. '»• »«Tl fHi TUuVH 1 AMI« kOOTMQ' ./• / . .« ■ • Edward Leach, m anager of the » OasfieM« iw M M i fco. F MA9TS siO«’ cut* a l '» ost * 7 0 *' M(»r r«t, Medord Irrigation District. Com • i ' ’ *» *•»<>*» ’ plete drainage of the ditch, how tnt rain»«' 1 •¿1“ J - ' ( MunotM - » . . * < FOO ’ ever, was not possible. RT Wr M \ « The boy was born at M cMinn ville Ju n e 19, 1948, and had liv ed in Phoenix the past one and one-half years. Besides his p ar ents, survivors Include an older brother, Lee; his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Epperson, Phoenix, and Mr. and Mrs. Thos. E. Brown, G rants Pass; great grandparents, Mrs. W. D. Duf field, route 4, Medford, and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. W ilkerson, P o rt land, and a num ber of uncles and O U R SP E C IA L T Y aunts. AM VA t »4 C O V kO MT TM gM ' -W l v -J; WESTERN RECORDS Roy A cuff Gene A u try T. Texas T yler Ernest Tubb T ex W illiam s Wesley T u ttle Spade Cooley Elton B ritt T ex R itte r Zeke Manners Roy Rogers C liffie Stone Jim m y W akely Bob W ills Red Foley A1 D exter Mr. and Mis. Les West return-1 Mrs Earnest Donaldson and eri homi Tuesday from a business I si,n of Central Point, Mrs. J. Free and pleasure trip that took them I man ®,nd of Medford t, ■ , .. , . [and Mrs. Geoige Bartholomew to Roseburg where they visited a [ and tw lns, Phoenlx> spent Fr)day Phoenix, August 3 — Private sister, and to Diamond Lake, afternoon with Mrs. H A. Peter where they did a bit of fishing son. funeral services were held S a t urday at the Perl funeral home in Medford for Mrs. Rae Ethel Richardson Tenoid, who passed away at her apartm ent at the Phoenix Antique Shop Wednes- day, July 28 of The Elder Paul Alderson of the Seventh Day A dventist church officiated at the services. Interm ent was in Siskiyou Mem dow n here at H a g g a rd L um ber. M ost o f them orial Park. Mrs. Tenoid, who had lived in are th ree in ch es trick , fo u rteen in ch es w ire, and Phoenix for the past two years, tw e n ty -fo u r feet long. had been a resident of the west These w il m ove fa s t so if you need so m e y o u ’d for the greater share of her life, b e tter g et rig h t dow n here. having come across the plains at the age of five, in one of the last wagon trains to make the trip. She was born in Blair county, Pennsylvania, August 11, 1889. Mrs. Tenoid had been in ill («lidden Paints Phoenix, Ore. health for some time and had re cently returned from a trip to Phoenix, Arizona, and Southern California w here she had hoped to aid her health. She is survived by her hus band, Ole D. Tenoid, three daugh ters, Mrs. Joyce Hansen of Phoe nix, Mrs. Rachel Stubbs of O ak land, Calif., and Shirlee R ichard son of Phoenix; one son, Victor Richardson of Phoenix; four sis ters, Mrs. Ida G ullett of M at thews, Ky., Mrs. Grace Weed of Portland, Mrs. Thelma Baldwin Motor Tune Up of Portland, and Mrs. Ruth Hodges of Klam ath Falls; three Welding brothers, Ernest Robison of D ia mond, Mont., Ralph Robison of Complete Brake Service Portland; Dewey Robison of Boise, Idaho; two grand children / Motor Rebuilding Gregory and Jonathan Stubbs of Oakland, California. WE’VE GOT A FLOCK HEAVY TRUSS TIMBERS HAGGARD LUMBER CO. 4K Motors Lowest prices and highest guarantee on rebuilt motor exchange LODGE M EM BERS M EET Phoenix, Aug. 5 — Neighbors of Woodcraft met Thursday eve in the Grange ha'll. Guests in cluded members from the Ash land and Medford lodges. Re freshm ents wer? served. Miss George Phoenix, Aug. 3 — Phoenix Elva Castor and Mrs school district may become the Drake were hostesses, fourth district In the county in valuation If the forthcom ing con T H IM B L E C L U B T O H A V E solidation election with Fern C O V E R E D D IS H D IN N E R Phoenix, Aug. 3— T he T h im b le Valley passes. Club will meet Friday at the Fern Valley property holders wll vote Monday, August S, from home of Mrs. Anna Caldwell, 7 to 9 p.m. DST, on the question featured event ox the day will o fconsolidating Fern Valley Dis be a covered dish dinner. trict No. 99 with Phoenix Dis P H O E N IX C H R IS T IA N trict No. 4. CHURCH E. H. McGee. M inister Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Skinner B ible School, 10 a.m. have left for Phoenix, Arizona. M orning W orship Service, 11 a.m Consolidation To Be Voted at Fern Valley THE MART Your Record Store THE FACT IS Private Service For Mrs. Tenoid 6 / GENERAL ELECTRIC Pacific Hiway raO B M IZ I 4 I A M V 1 (formerly Skinners) Y o u r Hot W eather R etreat , v s Where You Meet Your Friend* wake up there ; FIRST X-RAY BUS FOR CANCER! IT IS CARRYING GENERAL ELECTRIC X-RflY C A N C E R DETECTION F A C IL IT IE S TO THE MOST Johnny’s Garage C om plete Motor R eb u ild in g M otor T u n e-ob - H eborlng E m ergency H igh w ay Service Telephone 7743 99 Phoenix. on your trip to PORTLAND or SAN FRANCISCO OH UK OX P hoenix Church of the Nazaren« W e extend a cordial in vitation to a ll our friend« and neighbors to he fo llo w in g services. Sunday School 9:45. M orning W orship 11:00 E ven in g S ervice 7:30. M idweek Prayer and P raise S er vice, W ednesday 7:30. Come and bring your frien d s to the frien d ly church. P astor Kev. C. Henry Lacy Phoenix Presbyterian Church E. , Clark, Minister 10 A. M. Bible School. J. O. N I Poling, Superintendent. A class for everyone, . 11 a.m. Morning Worship. Spe- cml music by the choir. Sermon by the minister. Tues. 7 P. M. Boy Scouts Wed. 7.30 p. M Christian Fel- lowship. Ph. 3023 Go to bed here B IB L E C lass (6-12 y rs) 5:30 p.m. E ven in g Service, 7:30 p.m. P ow er Hour, Wed.. 7:30 p.m CRUMP’S FOUNTAIN South of Medford Your trip becomes as simple as that when you use our convenient overnight train service. You can stretch out, relax and sleep in a roomy Standard Pullman berth while the miles glide smoothly by. Arrive fresh and trim, ready for work or play. Or ride in a comfortable coach at still lower fares. Overnight service returning, too. For fares and schedules call: S‘P The friendly Southern Padfk Ï9 Ore DISTANT VILLAGES AND FARMS. Your Sherwln - Williams Dealer BOOST ROADSIDE SALES ! 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