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O M i and Mr». F. W. H am ilton pent the holiday« in B ly, Ore- «on, where they vi»lted th e ir »on BA and fa m ily . They returned to ^ Phoenix New Year'» eve. ■ BOB ■ Phoenix, Jan. 5— B Ko«« Evan», evangelist, and Robert H ender shot. son« leader, are conducting u «cries of evangelical meetings I'o in p lale M o tor I to t>u I Id I n M at the C hurch o f C h rist in Phoe M otor T u n e-a » - «« b o rin g nix. Km «r««ncy ««rvlce The meeting« are n ig h tly and Telephone 7743 , i llw h w y »» Pho«nl«, Q r» ' w ill continue for three weeks. The Rev. Everett McGee Is pas ’•«o»»1« wamabskb o b v b o b tor o f the church. I ho«nls Church of ih» Nuanrrn« Evans and Hendershot are . P M to r ll» v C. H enry l«ary <ordini In v ita tio n in m aking a repeat appearance in , » o il n e lK h h n r a In hr Phoenix, having conducted a fo llo w in g M rv ii'ta . Hunduy School « 48 letter, or endorsement on rap M orning W orahlp I I 0» meetings here last year. Kvanlna Servie« 7 JO Johnny’s Garage P ra ia . H»r Women To Sew For Child Welfare N axt Tima T ry Walt’s BARBER SHOP H iw ay 99 Phoenix. Ore. i» We’re not in the Phone Book But our num ber Is 7906 B e tty ’s B eau ty S h o p H l-w ny 99 Phoenix, Oregon » m » j , j m iiu i II y THE PHOENIX NEWS Evangelist Holds F r a y r r and vie«. W rdnaaday 7 10. » Mrs. A r th u r Kreism an, C hild W elfare C hairm an, A m eric a n Legion A u x ilia ry , w ill open her home on Fordyce Street to all women interested in sewing for C h ild W elfare. The firs t meeting w ill be an a ll day sewing bee, next M onday, January 10th. T e n ta tive plans call fo r w ork to be done on c rib q u ilts, d ia p ers and children's clothing. The m aterial w ill be purchased by the A u x ilia ry , w ith Mrs. G uy A p p le w h ite acting as purchasing agent. Women are requested to bring th e ir own scissors, thim bles, etc. as w e ll as sandw iches a n d cookie«. M any needy fam ilies were brought to the a tte n tio n of the A u x ilia r y d u rin g the past few months. M any o f these fa m ilies have tin y tots or are a n tic i pating the a rriv a l o f -wee ones. A d d itio n a l in fo rm a tio n m ay be had by ca llin g Mrs. Kreism an, phone 21806. ToastmistresH Club installs Officers Phoenix Locals L IS T OF V IC T IM S GROWS M r and Mis. W arren Haggard The L ith la Toastmiatreas C lub '/¡•re guests New Year's eve at met at the Plaza Cafe, Tuesday the home o f M r. and Mrs. C. A. e ven in g, fo r th e ir re g u la r m eet tother», Vorhies crossing. ing The fo llo w in g new officers Oscar H unt is plannin g a trip were installed: Helen S ch illin g , to Eugene, Oregon to cheek w ith President; Beulas Stevens, vice U niversity of Oregon o fficia ls T e n ta tive year-end figures made p u b lic today by V ern S m ith 1949 president; S ylvia G unter, treas , about an a rt course. Jackson county M arch of Dimes chairm an, indicated that Oregon urer, and M ild re d Ager, secret 1 M i and Mrs. Ralph Roberts recorded tw ice as m any in fa n tile paralysis cases in 1948 as in 1947. ary. Plans were fo rm u la te d fo r , vi ited M r. and Mrs. A. A. Sauer, A 1948 total o f ¿20 cases was pointed to in S m ith's report w h ic h a busy new year. Mud Springs, d u rin g the New was released as labor, a g ric u ltu re and veterans organizations pre- paied for a ll-o u t p a rtic ip a tio n in the a n ti-p o lio cam paign set fo r Year h o lid a y . January 14-31 The 220 to ta l-c o m p a re d w ith 110 cases in 1947_w ill L A D Y LIO N S TO M EET D. A Dayton has been in L o n g -) not be fin a l, i t was explained, cy yo u r most careful considera- the Phoenix, Jan. 5— M embers of view, W ashington, d u rin g u n til com plete counts have been tio n .” S im ila r letters are expected the Phoenix Lions Ladie's A u x i holidays. received fro m a ll of the state's be s<?nt to locals th ro u g h o u t Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bevel have lia ry w il! meet again Thursday, 36 counties, the last of w hich are Oregon b StanJ Ear, and j January 14 Place o f the m eeting returned to Phoenix a fte r spend expected to report by the m id- T M a rr respective executive sec- ing the holidays in P ortland. is not yet d e fin ite but It w ill p ro dle of January. A t least eight retaries of the state c , o and Mrs. C. C. Bevel is presently bably be at C rum p's fountain. counties are know n to have ex- Federation of in M aupin, Oregon, where she perlenced in fa n tile paralysis of M r and Mrs. L. E. B ro w n and is v isitin g her mother. B. E. “ K e lly " Owens, com m an epidem ic incidence d u rin g the daughter, M edford, Ed G oehring Mr. and Mrs. W a lt Love were der of the state Legion d e p a rt of M edford visited friends in A sh at the theatre in A shland New year, and several have had to m ent, advised Dr. H edlund th a t land, New Years day. tu rn to the now -depleted epidem - the ^ gio n .s j 68 posts in the Year» eve. M r. and Mrs. Greenwood, of i ic aid fund o f the N ational Foun- state “ w ill lend assistance w h e r- M edford, spent N ew Years day dation fo r In fa n tile Paralysis fo r ever m anpow er perm its." Owens P®» Food» and F arm Supplies at the H. A. Peterson home. O th fin ancial assistance. w ro te Hedlund, "Y o u rs Is a w or- e r guests at the Peterson home D r. E T. H edlund of P ortland, th y cause and we know that Included D. E. S tarr, Richland, state M arch of Dim es chairm an, y o u r objective w ill be m et.’ W ashington, who was en route Inform ed H ighw ay 99, Phoenix the Jackson c o u n t y _________________ to Seattle. Paint - Fertiliser» cam paign organization today that M a t t h p w a T n I l i r o r - f A m erican Legion, state , 10 Les West, Roseburg, was home the Weed Killer» to v is it w ith his fa m ily over the grange and state A F L and C IO holidays. have volunteered w hat he te rm - Professor G lenn M atthew s of Leo Bohls returned from San ed “ m a jo r su p p o rt." State grange the m usic departm ent of South- Francisco, Wednesday. T om pkins has ern Oregon college has been em- Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Peterson M aster M orton a ll local and Pomona Ployed as c h o ir d ire c to r b y the pent part of the holidays w ith w ritte n “ a t‘ their son, Glenn, and fa m ily in grange o fficials, u rg in g th e ir or- F lrs t C h u r' h ° f, C ^ ls t gam zations and th e ir in d v.d u a l the" s u W1J* beuginu hls “ rvices M t Shasta, C alifornia. Donald Hembre, superinten members to give "th is em ergen- * ,th tbe ch“ rcb th *? We?k W htn --------- ------------------------------- he meets w ith the ch o ir fo r prac- dent of schools, has been i l l this chet. No provision w ill be made tlce on Thursday n ig h t a t 7:30. week at his home. fo r p o in t to p o in t covers; how - ------------------------------ Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bunton ever, at the request of collectors M r. and Mrs. E dw ard Evans of and fa m ily returned fro m C a li covers receiving cachets w ill be Sacram ento visited friends in fornia Monday. They had spent directed to the outer te rm inus A shland d u rin g the C hristm as the holidays v is itin g in the south of the trip , and w ill then be back holidays. land. Marble. Granite. Bronse stamped and dispatched onw ard ± _____ au ______ Miss W ilm a Jackson was a v is to destination. The M „ Jack Barnes m en. , Extra Lettering Available ito r at the home of Miss D ix ie A ll covers intended fo r fir s t- tioned in these column» last - Davis last Thursday evening. trip cancellation should be in the w eek is a non-existent in d iv i- Mrs. Della Davis returned on "On the Plaxa" Sunday to her home in Beaver hands of the appropria te post- dual. To date. Jack is a bache- ton, Oregon. She had spent the i masters at an e a rly date, and not i o r. la te r than January 8, 1949. * ______ * ______ * m onth of December w ith her son and daughter in la w and fa m ily , Mr. and Mrs. Russell Davis. M r. and Mrs. W illa rd M u rp h y have returned to Phoenix a fte r spending part o f the holidays w ith Mr. M u rp h y ’s sister in Y- reka. D r. and Mrs. H arold C h ilto n have returned fro m a holiday vacation spent in Redlands, C a l ifo rn ia . POLIO STRIKES TWICE AS MANY DURING 1948 AS COMPARED T 0 1947 Phoenix Feed & Seed Local Church Choir MONUMENTS BURNS AGENCY COMPLETE TUNE-UP • Clean and adjust spark plugs • Check fuel level in carburetor bowl (’lean bowl and fuel line. • ( ’lean and tighten battery terminals. Mill Wood Fuel Oil Gunter Fuel Co. x jj <th St. Phone J7fi • ( ’heck Compression • (’heck coil and condenser • Clean and re-oil air cleaner Sec us T O D A Y for . . , Complete Engine Tuncup . . . Special ised Towing Service Clyde N. Caton GARAGE K IT C H E N Q U EEN FLO U R SO lb». $3.60 25 lb». $1.95 Wholewheat Flour 10 lb». 89c Phoenix Feed & Seed JfeafZsIafc (Siskiyou Boulevard and Indiana Street) A T T H E K L A M A T H JU N C TIO N To B u y Y o u r Home See I. E. Schuler c f: Occasional Clocks . . . . R ealtor Represented by H A R V E Y J. PETERSON M i. N o rth P hoenix Ph. 6485 Alarm Clocks Highway Post Office Will Be Established P riv a te ly owned and operated h ig h w a y post o ffice service w ill be inaugurated between P ortland and C orvallis, Oregon, on Jan uary 10, according to an an nouncem ent today by E. E. V a il, postmaster. This w ill be the fir s t such service in the northw est. Special fir s t- tr ip cachets w ill be provided fo r each of the above named cities. T rip 1 w ill be the in itia l tr ip fro m P o rtla n d to C or v a llis ; T rip 2 w ill be the in itia l tr ip fro m C o rva llis to P ortland. C ollectors desiring fir s t- tr ip can cellations should send th e ir cov ers p ro p e rly prepared, w ith post age prepaid and ready fo r m a il ing, to the Postmaster, P ortland, fo r T rip 1 cancellations, and to the postmaster, C orvallis, fo r tr ip 2 cancellations. A clear space not less than 2t4 by 2M Inches to the le ft on the address side of a ll covers m ust be le ft fo r a p plicatio n o f the cachet. Covers fo r fir s t- tr ip cancella tions should be sent under cov er or w rapper to the appropriate postmaster w ith accom panying le tter, o r endorsem ent on pa per, a u th o rizin g the holding of the covers fo r the fir s t tr ip and requesting applicatio n of the ca F We would like to thank the people of A large selection of West Clocks, makers of Big Ben » co ope hat i V* u Wc Give S & H Green Stamps E t l M I d Sherman Hadly of Medford announces the new ownership of the F. J. RUNTZ PAINT STORE Ashland for their Kindness, Friend t: ship and their Patronage since we " lu c k y yo u took dow n t h e c u r t a in s t o WASH, 6A A 6A A -- I J U S T N O T IC E D B E A S L E Y H A S B E E N UP TO H IS O L D T R IC K A G A I N / Don’t overload your oloctric circuit». Whon you build or modornlxe provldo ADIQUATI W IRING. See Your Local Electrical Contractor have opened our . . . COFFEE SHOP we have been in the paint business 15 years or better. We will appreciate your patronage ASHLAND COLOR CENTER Formerly known as F. J. RUNTZ PAINT STORE Marie’s Coffee Shop Distributors for famous Glidden Paints 137 E. Main Phone 4156 Z"
