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Southern Oregon N ew . Review, A JJand, Oregon. Thursday, September i }
ljM g
THE PHOENIX NEWS
Phoenix Property
On D elinquent List
PHOENIX CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
E. II. McGee, M in iste r
S a tu rd a y C lasses
O ffe re d a t S.O.C.
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Eleven Nominees
Named Tuesday
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EXAMINER COMING
A D rivers License Exam iner
Phoenix, Sept. 22 — LU ted a-
. w ill be on d u ty in Ashland, Mon-
F ight Saturday m o rn in g and j
mong the notice u l lux to re c h w
|d a y, Septem ber 27, 1948, at the
evening classes ate being offered |
I truing Huivka, . 4u pm.
m e lien« rclcuxcd
this
m onth
C ity H all between the hours of
Fuwor Iln u r, VVed. 7.311 p
by Southern Oregon college d u r ­
were tw o hits o f p ro p e rty
in
ft
a.m. and 4 p.m., according to an
I-dent,
Sept
22—
Re-openlng
ing tin- fa ll term w h ich begun
Phoenix. Jackxon county has il l -
of
the
nom
inations
fo
r
c
ity
coun-
Phoenix P resbyterian C hurch
announcem
ent received from the
Septem ber 23. The th ird S a tu r­
«■(I an a p plicatio n to foreclose the
E. . C la rk. M in iste r
cllm en and m ayor of the c ity of Secretary of S tate’s office.
I c i i i nt a ll de lin q u e n t taxes tor
10 A M B ible School J O N day m orning of each m onth be­ I ¡dent was held at a special
Persons w ishing licenses or
the years 11)33-34, and p rio r to Poling, S uperintendent. A class g inning w ith re g istration, Sep
-oecting
of
tiie
c
ity
council
Tues­
perm
its to d riv e are asked to get
th a t time.
tem bei 25, the in tern-teaching
fo r everyone.
day m ght. Eleven a ddition a 1 in touch w ith the exam iner w ell
class,
Ed
415,
under
Miss
E
dith
P roperty owners have
u n til
I I a.m. M orning W orship. Spe­
councilm en were nom inated at ahead of the scheduled closing
O ctober | to file an answer and cial m usic by the choir. Sermon Hot k w ill meet at the college.
Ihe meeting.
hour in order to assure Comple­
by the m inister.
defense.
Each S aturday m o rn in g at ft
The nom inations had o rig in a l­ tion o f th e ir applications w ith a
'I’ues. 7 P. M. Boy Scouts.
o’clock Miss Jeannette S m ith w ill ly been closed a week ago Tues­ m in im u m o f delay.
I he tw o hits of local property
Wed. 7.30 p. M C h ristia n F e l­ give D iagnostic and Rem edial In ­
¡ire: lots 7 and H, block 3 Phoe low ship,
day because of a m is in te rp re ta ­
stru ctio n in Heading and L itera tion of the c ity charter. No can­
n ix , owned by M r. and Mrs. H ay­
M r. and Mrs. W illia m Ham pton
lure, Ed 485. Each M onday night didate who was not a property have bought a home on Scenic
F M O E W IX X i l A I E H l C H U B C M
mond A. F u rry , and p a rt o f lot
I'liornlM Cliur.-li o f th e N iiz . i 1.11.
«, and a ll lots 7 and 8, block 10,
W . rxtan.1 a cordini In v ltu ilo n 1, at 7:30 G lenn M atthew s w ill offei owner was accepted. This ru lin g D rive.
all
o u r fr ie n d s an d iielic>••'<>> x 1« h- Orchestra, Mus
290a; Tuesday was cla rifie d d u rin g the week
owned by M r. and Mrs. J. A.
ro ll.,w ln < aervli-en.
n
ig
h
t
at
7
00
Angus
B ow m er w ill and the special m eeting was held
K n ig h t. D e lin q u e n t taxes on the
Huniluy M< lion I !» «6
»list to ta l $286 90 and on the
give a three-hour class in Shakes­ to perm it a d d ition al nom inations
M o rn in g W orship I I 00
E v e n in g h e r v l.e 7 30
peare, Eng 201, and O tto W ilda among q u a lifie d voters and res!
second total $75 71.
M id w e e k P r a y e r mid Pruina H .r
w ill give C rafts, A r t 218; on W ed­ dents.
vice, W e d n e s d a y 7:30.
Mrs. J. Freeman, M edford,
Corna und hrlris you r fr ie n d s to nesday, Leon M u lin g w ill give
I he eleven councilm en who
spent S aturday afternoon
w ith ih e fr ie n d ly c h u rch
P a sto r Kav. C H en ry I j i . y speech. Eng. 121; on Thursday, were nom inated Tuesday in c lu d ­
M rs II. Peterson
Oregon H istory w ith D r, A rth u i ed: Roy C oghlll, Leslie Mason,
M is.
M a rjo rie B artholom ew
K elcy S m ith bought a B olen’s Taylor, anil School O rganization Joe Hoslck, Bob Logan, Ira Cul
and tw ins, M edford, were Phoe­ H uski garden tra c to r this week. and Law , Ed 478 w ith O tto W ilda.
ver, Forrest Jennings, L o r e n
n ix visitors Monday.
R egistration In a ll fa ll classes Casebier, John Sample, Roy Me
M r. anil Mrs. E. Zachailas and
C 1 T A T IO W
may continue u n til October I). Gary, Wuyne C ow dry, and Mrs
daugh ter spent Sunday at K la m ­
M O N U M EN TS
IN T H E t ’ llM ’U IT i n l ltT < ,r N ig h t classes meet once a week Hugh Bouldln.
ath Falls.
T H E S T A T E III' iiK E H i.N IN ANI»
Previous
nominees
who
are
Marble, Granite. Bronze
fo r three hours, and students may
E t ili r i l l : C H IN T V n F I K K S I .N
M r and Mrs. H A Peters.,n In
Ihe .M uller o f th e A d option
register at the firs t m eeting of s till on the slate Include- F G
Extra
Lettering Available
am Mrs. M a rjo rie B artholom ew
G ilbreath, C. E. Walden, Fred
the class.
H A I.KA .M A N .II,. n m inor.
and tw ins spent Sunday p ickin g I.IN
B
U
R
NSAG ENCY
r<>: J o h n l> M u n d i.
Van Dyke, R udy Conner, and
berriea m a r B u tte Falls
IN T H E N A M E <»!•' T H E S T A T I
"On the Plaza"
1 »E »UIKOON. you nr.- h ereb y .il.- d
A r t Paulson and his father Charles W. Long.
and req u ired Io a p p ea r In lh> a la .v .
Candidates fo r m ayor Include
• 'ourt H o u se In th e C ity o f M e.lf... , and m other were Crescent C ity
the present incum bent, H arold
e n t it le d C ourt and m a ile r al ilo visitors last week.
» 'ou n ly o f Ja ea k o n . s t a t e o f O ic g i.ii 1
Strauss, and John Childers.
O pen A g a in
on th e 26th d a y o f O ctob er. IÎHK, al
Three candidates have been
P hoenix
!» '•« A. M , th en and th e r e to utio«
, f “ hy y ” " h a v e , w hy it,,
nominated fo r re corder,'they are:
tolin E S .'le h e ll fo r Ito- m iop i fun o f
Dry C leaner
Dave Block, Mrs. Teeters, and
I e tllln n o f H c k h I c O. S e t, h e ll and
P ro m p t S e r v ic e
t .luon |.e a
M unrll,
I o u r
m in or
Mrs.
Dale
Momany.
P k k U p And D e liv e r
J oh n n y’s G arage
■ Ib l# H.T imo I, I o u m.
U u r n in a W u isa ip Mervi.'«, I l u m
n t i i i . r : I'lnre m u >i«> , j , , , , , ,
Betty’ s Beauty
Shop
H ighw ay - 17 - Phoenix
Phone 7908
School Permanents this m onth
For $5 00
d a u u h tc i WAionhl not he r tim lr d
W IT N E S S , th e H ntinrnlile H R
H an n a, r i m i l i
Judge
or j»< '
•o u n ly , O regon RIId J u d u e o f th e
ah<>ve e n t it le d C o u tl nmt Ih e se a l o f
Nnl«i C ourt.
Si jU. lulu r 20 ritiri
flf il
lih lish e d Iliis 23 d a y o f S e p te m b e r, I
Com plété M o tor rtrb u lld ln K
M otor Tune-nt» - R ib o rin g
Em ervency
H lxh w ey
c le r k
H i.. H m v e e n t it l e d
O d in
Pnttnn,
c ., m 1
Deputy.
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Ore
a testing program fo r sports.
CRUMP’S
FOUNTAIN
(formerly Skinners)
Y o u r H o t W e a th e r
R e tr e a t
Where You Meet
Your Friends
Foods and Farm Supplies
Phoenix Feed & Seed
H e A lso B u y & S ell U sed
I t
F u r n itu r e
P h o n e 7 k« 3
P h o e n ix , O regon
fffM O V f...
MURDEROUS
FISH TRAPS
Phoenix, Sept. 22 — D onald
Hembre, superintendent o f the
schools in Phoenix was chosen
vice president of the Jackson
C ounty School Superintendent's
association at a m eeting held on
M onday n ig h t at the courthouse
in M edford.
The club plans to organize as a
Schoolm aster’s clu b and
w ill
meet m o n th ly. Subjects discussed
a t the M onday m eeting included
visual aid film scheduling, the 4-
H club fa ir, fo o tb a ll o ffic ia ls , and
I
H ighw ay 99, Phoenix
Paints - Weed Killers
Fertilizers
"WART" THE SPEED COP—By Steve's Union Service
'iw n
i i Hftr
S how u r i # adKF-i
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SCLL
OF IM P O R T A N T D A T E S
V ariety Store
Sept. 26th - 2 p.m.
To B uy Y o u r Home See
MOTORCYCLE RACES
I. E. Schuler
Your Service Stations' Supply
. . . . R ealtor
Represented by
H A R V E Y J. PETERSON
'»4 Mi. N o rth Phoenix Ph. 8485
A shland R iding
A ssociation
N»xt Time Try
•
Y es
W a lt’s
We Have School Supplies
BARBER SHOP
Ww«Y 99
Phoenix. Ore.
Next to Phoenix Post Office
O f Gasoline Has Been Slashed
Valley View Rodeo Grounds
P. O. Box 275 - Ashland, Ore.
B union V ariety
25 P ercen t
>«$♦ «J» «$♦
W estern s
3-P a sse n g e r Coupe ................................................\
$6.35
5 -P a ssen g er C o u p e ...........................................................
$7 95
Coach und Sedan ..................................
f h e i e is a g a s s h o r ta g e a n d th e fo llo w in g serv ic e s t a ­
tio n s a r e a s k in g each a n d e v e ry c u s to m e r to b e a r in
m ind th is g a s o lin e s h o rta g e . T hey will t r y to see you
th ro u g h w ith th e ir lim ited supply.
SEAT COVER'S
Ken’s Associated Service Station
95
Phone 8058
WESTERN GIANT TIRES
600x16, 4 p ly..................... ..................... $13.9,5 p| us c x ,.isc (ax
A rt Nelson’s Texaco Service Station
O ther sizes priced accord in gly
Phons 6138
R A Y O N C O R D — l i f e tim e guarantee against defects and workmanship. 24 month
guarantee against road hazard.
Rapier’s Mobil Service
Phon« 6186
BERT TERRY
Steve’s Service
Phone 6006
70 E. Main
s ta /
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Notice
hava l i . . .
Next to Poet Office
Phoenix, Ore.
Phone 6012 or 7111 eve
Phoenix.
H E O lU IE It C A R T E R
of
"YES"
You can’t tall . . . Wa may
Your Walking Dealer
»S
I ’» I »
by
B U N T O N ’S
Service
Tek-phone 7743
D. H e m b re E lected
Io A sso ciatio n P ost
Phone 4 j 2 1