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PHOENIX NEWS
U N 'H O RN , UNSHAVED
uay Crdered
t or Junior Class
Barber Shop Is
t emporarily Closed
•
P h o e n ix,
Jan. 19 — Walt
19—‘'Once Upon . o
pi opi ieioi of W alt’s barber
i M id n ig h t," ¡1 lo y a lly play, H uh .im p announced today that he
l i " n ordered
by Glen Aplin, will i li e his shop at 8:00 p.m.
Phoenix school's dram a t i n in-
Friday evening, and hopes to
i i n t u fm the use of the Junior
• I i s in presenting their unnuul pen In his new location across
f i e Street by the first week in
Junior class play.
on nix, Jim
February.
M r. C la ik , T a le n t, is d o in g the
The pluy will be presented
oinetiuie In the eurly spring. a iik la y in g fo r the new p um -
Thirteen people will be selected ice shop which I x»ve j , <-j«cting.
T he in te r io r w o rk w ill be done
ioi the cast.
Mr. und Mrs. ft. A. Peterson by H e rb Poole.
v i lie d
tlie
F a u lk n e i
fa m ily
Ashland Sundoy.
in
IJ. P. CLAFL1NS RETURN
THOM SON'S SERVICES
Phoenix. J a n
Plastic Novel
Gifts Free
W ith C row Feed
A sked for inform ation?
Phoenix
Feed & Seed
19 -
,4r. an
Mrs, K. R. Claflin have returned
'rom Sun Francisco, California,
where they attended the funeral
I th e ir
son,
M a rin e
Sergeant
Lynne S Claflin, who was killed
on Iw o Jirnu.
Sgt. Claflin's body was recent
ly returned to the slates. He was
a m em ber of Fifth M arine divi­
sion and had seen action on
Tarawa, G uadalcanal, and Vela
Vela, being wounded on the Iasi
land and returned to duty.
DENZER IN JU RED
Fuse Plugs
Lamp Bulbs
H o /. I riet ion Tape
Nylon Brushes
Phoenix
Feed and Seed
Phoenix, January 19 — F. A
Denzer, 83, who was struck by
an autom obile Saturday night, is
recuperating at his home. Mr
Denzer was crossing Highway 99
In front of his home after at-
ending the Saturday night party
t the Grange hall when he ste p ­
ped into the path of a car.
N»ws Review S3.00 per year
Kitchen Queen
Flour
SO lbs.
25 lbs.
Johnny’s Garage
$3.80
$1.95
W holew heat F lour
10 lbs. 89c
Com plet«. M otor l( f h u llilln g
M o n a l'un f n o - I te h o im g
K fnvrilertri
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N ervi?«
Telephone 7743
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Phoenix
Feed and Seed
GAINES
We’re not in the
Phone Book
Dog Food
But
5 lbs. 70c
our num ber Is
50 lbs. $5.35
7906
B e tty ’# B ea u ty S h op
Ill-w ay 99
Phoenix, Oregon
Phoenix
Feed and Seed
WHY PAY MORE?
Darn Good 100% Paraffine Base Motor
Oil
Qt. cans, per gallon, $1.15
Per case, 6 gallons $6.39
Phoenix Feed and Seed
January 29 Date
/o r budget Mset
School Annuals
Wow Being Sold
Phoenix. Jan. 19 — Sale of the
1949 school annuals is going on
i b i s week at Phoenix high school.
Bill Huat, business m anager is in
charge of advance sales. Cop-
1 ies are being sold for $2.00.
One hundred and tw enty books
! are being ordered for dlstribu-
j tion this spring.
Annual editor is Mary Lou
i Knight. Assistant editor Is B ar­
bara Barlow.
Hust Is business
m anager and other m em bers of
the staff include: Ronnie Robbis,
sports editor; Dick Keene, as­
sistant sports editor; Leo M itch­
ell, a rt editor; Richard Bradley,
assistant a rt editor; Erma Job,
photo editor; N annette Furry,
advertising m anager;
Rosalie
Clason, sophomore representative
Barbara Barlow, junior represen­
tative, and Betty Skinner, e n d
Maxine Lovett, senior represen­
tatives.
Sewing Club To
Meet at Freem an’s
The Sewing club of the A m er­
ican Legion A uxiliary will meet
for an all day meeting, next
Monday, at the home of Mrs.
Bert Freem an, 112 Nutley s tr e e t
The ladies will congregate at 10
o’clock, bringing sack lunches
and sewing kits and portable
sewing machines.
All women in the com m unity
are invited to join in this philan­
thropic work and those who can­
not attend the all day session are
welcome to come in the a fter­
noon.
Layettes and baby quilts are
being made at present w ith dress­
es for youngsters being planned.
All m aterial is furnished by the
A uxiliary The project is being
sponsored by Mrs. A rthur Kreis-
man, c h i l d welfare chairm an.
Only 6 Available
500 chick
Silent Sioux
Oil Brooder
Stove and canopy complete
Only $15.00
Phoenix
Feed & Seed
Gier’s Drug Store
Phoenix, Oregon
Prescription
Specialist
B E T H R O U G H IR O N IN G IN A M IN U T E , H O N E Y . "
Don’t o v e rlo a d yo u r e le c tric circuits.
STORE HOURS
W h e n you
b u ild or m o d e rn iz e p ro v id e ADEQUATE W IR IN G .
Daily 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Sundays and Holidays
12 noon to 4 p.m.
See Your Local Electrical
Contractor
THURSDAY CLUB W ILL
MEET NEXT WEEK
Phoenix, Jan. 19 — Members
the Phoenix Thursday club
ip i »•«•( next Thursday even-
M'S. George Bourne is pres-
P .'oinix. January 19
School
* ■' * t meeting for the corning i ‘ it of the organization.
yeai will be held at Phoenix at
M an I Mrs. P. J. Landry re­
' 09 p in. Saturday, Jan u ary 29. turned Friday from the E ll.ns-
"The budget is pretty much in
home of Mi and Mrs. Ben
h o i w ith p re v io u s b u d g e ts ," Su- Nance. Mr Landry reported that
pei in te n d e n i o f Schools D on uld wb:le they were in Washington
toe therm om eter dropped to 23
lle n ib ie announced th is w ick.
•’«trees below in Ellensburg and
Tbi' pi oposed budget will be to 32 degrees below at the Nance
id nutted to the board of the home outside of town.
Phoenix kids are spending
Jackson county rural school dis­
trict as Phoenix is a portion of theii nights skating on the pond
behind the Dawson Trailer park.
that district.
Members of the
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Furry
board are: Merle Stockman, Ro­ visited Mr and Mrs. Fred Mc­
gue River; Ur. George Dean, ol Pherson Sunday in Shady Cove.
Jacksonville; Mrs. L. C. Taylor,
Boyde Meade recently visited
Phoenix; Arnold Bobncrt, Cen­ his mother in Roseburg. While he
tral Point; and Clarence Davi.s, was there a small grand daugh­
Eagle Point.
C. C. Bowman, ter of his m other’s was burned
county superintendent, also sits to death when she threw white
in with the board.
gasoline into a stove.
The county board then deter­
Mrs. G. G. Skinner was ill the
mines the county wide school first of the week.
levy, and if additional funds are
Dave Chase has been having
r i -ded for any particular jciiool a bout with pneumonia.
tli .t amount may ne aode I to ihe
Mr and Mrs. Walt Love took
lot d levy.
a ride Sunday to Em igrant lake
i." the case of P h o ’nix any where they watched the skaters.
additional funds wnrch would be
tequlred would b ; used to buy ASHLAND LOCALS
new equipm ent and additional
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hill, form er
books for the library.
owners of the Hill Billy cafe are
leaving for Arizona, this week.
Mrs. B. F. Downing has re­
turned from a m onths vacation
in Salyer, California, where she
spent the holidays w ith relatives.
See This!
IL L
,
We give S & H Green Stamps
Double on Prescriptions
Pet Food
Pftoenix Five to
Meet Redskins
LADY LIONS TO HELP
Phoenix, Jan. 19 — M embers
of the Phoenix Lions club, will
assist the Phoenix Lions in giv­
I hoenix, Jan. 19—Pho e n i x ing away the Chevrolet which
High school’s basketball team, is to be a feature of the Phoenix
with three wins and one loss in March of Dimes campaign.
league play under their belts,
will travel to Jacksonville Friday
night to meet the Redskins in a
basketball game which should be
a thriller.
Phoenix has wins over B utte
Falls, Gold Hill, and St. Marvs.
The one loss was to Rogue River.
Scoring has been well distribu­
ted among the Phoenix players
with Furry, Germer, and Sehmel-
zer leading most of the attacks
To Buy Your Home See
I be P. J. Landry fam ily had as
gue ts last week end, Mr. and
Mrs. E. J Steinke, Sunset Beach,
Oregon. The Steinkes were on
their way home after travelling
in California.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. M acintosh
took a ride Sunday through the
Applegate region.
Mrs. David King, Sr., has re ­
turned from Oakland
where
she visited her daughter, Mrs
Soto.
r n o E w ix
m azakene
church
I hoer„x C h u rch o f , ht. f -a z a r e „,
. ..
P M to r Rev. C. H en ry Lacy
e e x te n d a c o r d ia l In v ita tio n to
f , U w 1! fr le n d ’' «n't n e ig h b o r s to 'he
fo llo w in g «services
S u n d a y S c h o o l 9:45
M orn in g W o r sh ip 11 00
E v e n in g S e r v ic e 7:30
v l/i
PTn y er and Rralne S e r ­
vice, W t-dneeday 7:30.
SPECIAL
and
FARM SUPPLIES
Pinto Beans
Phoenix
Feed and Seed
Red and White
Highway 99 - Phoenix
Paint . Fertilizers
Weed Killers
5 lbs. 69c
Phoenix
Feed & Seed
I. E. Schuler
. . . . R ealtor
Represented by
HARVEY J. PETERSON
Mi. North Phoenix Ph. 6485
‘Keep Your Hats
On, Fellers’
We’ll be in our new location
across the street just as soon
as possible.
We'll take care of your hair
cutting
then.
and
beard trimming
Walt Love
WALT’S BARBER SHOP
Highway 99
Phoenix