Southern Oregon News Reiew, Ashbnd, Oregon, Thursdav, December ». 104R
THE PHOENIX NEWS
Grange Carnival
Bazaar Saturday
Phoenix. Dec. 1 — A carnival
a id bazaar will be held at the
Phoenix Grahge hall Saturday
evening, December 4. The affair
will begin at 7:00 pm . It is be
ing sponsored by the Phoenix
Grange.
There will be games and prizes
will be awarded the winners. A
fish pond will lie among the a t
tractions as well as booths where
fancywork and Christm as gifts
will be on sale.
Refreshments will be served
from 7:00 on and all ladies of the
Grange are bringing a pie.
Mr. and Mrs. W C. Harmon.
G rants Pass, and Mr. and Mrs.
Farrell Reeves, Chico, were at
the Wade Harmon home Thanks
giving day.
We re not in the
Phone Book
But
our num ber is
7906
B etty’s Beauty Shop
Hi-way 99
Phoenix, Oregon
Next Time Try
Walt’s
barber
Hiway 99
S hop
Phoenix, Ore.
Johnny’s Garage
C om plete M otor R eb u ild in g
Motor Tune-up . R eb orln g
Em ergency
Service
Telephone 7743
H ighw ay
»9
Phoenix,
Or*.
Phoenix
Dry Cleaner
Prom pt Service
Pick Up And D eliver
W e A lso Buy * S ell Used
F u rniture
Phone 7SSS
P h oen ix, Oregon
H. E. C. To Meet at
Wm. I’oling Home
Lions To Sponsor
Phoenix. December I — Mem
bers of the Home Extension com Children’s Party
m ittee will have a Christinas p a r- (
ty December 15 at the William
Poling home. Assisting Mrs. Pol
ing will be Mrs. Vaugh Quack-
enbush. Mrs W alter G enner, and
Dee Hendrickson.
All m em bers who attend are
requested to bring a small gift.
High School B.B.
Schedule Given
Phoenix. Dec. I — Phoenix
high school will play its first bas
ketball game December 17. The
tam e will be held in Medford at
St. M ary's
Complete »ch«4iiin |* n- f->
lows Dec. 17. St. M ary’s there;
Dec. 21. B utte Falls, here; Jan. 7,
Rogue River, there: Jan. 14. G«M
Hill, here; Jan. 21, Jacksonville,
there; Jan. 28. Talent, here. Feb.
4. Prospect, here.
Among the players who are,
turning out for basketball at
Phoenix high school this season
are: Gordon G enner, B urton
Skinner. Harold Schmelzer, Dick
Maudlin,
Fred Furry,
Keith
Thompson. Harold
Holloway,
Floyd W orkman, Dick Turn-
baugh, K eith Schroeder. Bill H ut
ton. Dick Keene and Richard
White.
George Sanders is coach and
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Reames. of
C rater Lake Highway, visited on
Thanksgiving daj at the Lillian
Coletnan resident ?.
Mrs. Cornelia Barnes, who is
visiting her daughter in Kearney,
Nebraska, is not recuperating as
fast as is to be expected from a
broken arm .
Mrs. B aines had
planned to spend Christm as w ith
her sister in Portland b ut prog
ress of healing of her arm will
determ ine w hether she does or
not.
Phoenix. Dec. 1 — Next m eet
ing of the Phoenix Lions club
will be held December 13 at
which time the C hristm as party
comm ittee will present plans for
the children's Christm as.
Members of the com m ittee who
are planning the party include:
Dr. Charles Hoey, Ray Harrison,
the Rev. E. J. Clark and Spencer
Crump.
Children through the sixth
grade are to be invited to the
party and the com m ittee mem
bers are presently m aking a su r
vey to determ ine just how many
children are in this bracket.
Gifts will be aw arded to the
children who attend the party
which will be held at the Phoe
nix school.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Fisher
left Monday for Los Angeles
on a pleasure trip.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Putm an and
son. Merrill. Seattle, Washington
spent a day last week in Phoe
nix. visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
H. A. Peterson.
The Putm ans
were on their wuy back to Se
attle after having visited across
the country from New York to
Nevada.
Mrs. Cecil Morgan, Keno, is
Mr. and Mrs Walt Love had as
visiting Mrs. Cora Morgan.
dinner guests Thanksgiving Mr.
Love’s m other and brother, Mrs.
Phoenix Presbyterian Church
Dollie Love and Leon Love, and
Rev. E. J. Clark. M inister
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fanger, of
Phone 6003
10 00 a m. Bible school. J. O Prospect.
Polling, supt.
11:00 a m . M orning w orship.,
Pet Foods and Farm Supplies
Music by the choir. Serm on by
the m inister.
7:30 p.m. Young People’s m e e t-1
ing.
Highway 99, Phoenix
7:30 p.m. W ednesday. Church
Paint - Fertilisers
night.
7:30 p.m. Thursday, Scout
Weed Killers
meeting.
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STARTING DECEMBER I
S & H Green Stamps
Ray’s Hi-Way Market
Phone 6762 - Phoenix
Phoenix Feed & Seed
3 Electric Motors
i-1 Horsepower
FOR CHRISTMAS
1 3 I Horsepower
A Watch From SHELDON’S
The RIGHT WATCH for each member of the
1 1 /2 II. P. Reversible with re
duction gear.
3 Electric Heaters
Fam ily
A t the Right Price
See our fine assortm ent of Fine W’atches
Nolen Day celebrated T hanks
giving and his birthday together.
PXOEVXZ B A Z A S E im CH V 1CM
P hoenix Church o f the N azarene
P aetor Rev. C. H enry Lacy
W e extend a cordial In vitation to
all our frien d s and n eig h b o rs to 'he
fo llo w in g serv ices.
Sunday S ch ool 9.45
M orning W orsh ip 11:00
E ven in g S erv ice 7:30.
M idweek P ra y er and P ra ise Ser-
vlce, W ed n esd ay 7:30.
ZULAUFS ENTERTAIN
I Mr. and Mrs. Willard M urphy. Mr and Mis. Loyal Dtr\-is and
Phoenix, Dec. I — Mr. and and son spent Thanksgiving with j children, Hillsboro, Oregon, vis-
Mrs. Haymond Zulauf of Phoenix Mrs. M urphy's sister. Mrs. R uth, ited with Mr. and Mrs. Russell
entertained friends anil relatives Stitt, Coquille.
Davis over the week end.
at dinner on Thanksgiving day.
WART" THE SPEED COP—By Steve's Union Svrvice
P h si nt were Mr and Mrs. B ry
an Gossett of Ashland. Mrs June W«V OOti'1
HAVt IT 'S A B i r r a / o r a ---- .AIWHVH t ì f f N
S to v /c to
Coffman of Fern Valley, Mr. and a ht m t ano junk now , a / n t i t ?
HA~H
r/f a
Mrs. Travis Coffman und chil
H id . A.
dren. Susan and Chucky of Med ,
N O W / H A N \N H tN
\QOOD IO TA I
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ford. Mr. and Mrs Kellie W ill
c rrrrr
oughby und children,
l.onny.
Murclle and Joy Louise of Mid
way road and Mr. W alter Coff
man of Fern Valley.
1 30-gallon Tank and Heater
2 small Wood or Coal H eaters
Slud&ott. fou/ebiM
P osts - Shingles - Building M aterials
ENGRAVING
JEWELRY REPAIR
WATCH and CLOCK REPAIR
“Next to the Mart”
Ashland
Phone 7131
HAGGARD LUMBER CO.
ANNOUNCING...
GIER’S GRAND OPENING
We are pleased to announce the opening of a first class prescription department and to assure you that we are
prepared to offer a service to you which is unexcelled. Particular attention will be given to the new department
You are assured prompt, courteous service in the store, and your prescriptions will be filled by a registered
pharmacist of experience. Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
Opening Day Specials.
Hot Water Bottles .........................--$1.19 each
Prizes and Gifts
W’e Give S & H
Green Stam ps
Genuine Thermos Lunch K its.................$2.98
Complete with Bottle
Bath - o - Foam.............................................. 49c
Bubble Bath-water Softener
Double on
Prizes and free gifts for Adults . .. Ice Cream
Prescriptions
GIER’S DRUG
and ISalloons to all the children