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G South.ro Oregon N ew , Review. Ashland, Oregon. Thursday, A p ril 7, , 949 THE PHOENIX NEWS P A o c tit Lettermen’s Dinner Is Big Event Of Spring Season at Phoenix High By Mr*. A. C. Lewis Johnny Keener, who heads the Phoenix, AprjJ « — The Let Phoenix Hoy Scout troop states termen’s dinner given at the I I homp .on, Gordon Germer, Bur- thut the hoys need community («range hull March 30 was at ‘ t,»n Skinner, Harold Smeltzer, bucking ho lets get our shoulders tended by 188 people. Glen Aplm Johny Salkins, Ronny Classen, Junior Garrison, Bob Ferns, and to the wheel. acted us master of ceremonies, Billy Ferns. Understand thut u good time and presented Dr. Elim« Steven Girls who had charge of the wus had by ull at the Phoenix son of Southern Oregon college, decorations and serving were as High school Masquer’s” scaven who mude the major address ot follows Barbara Barlow, chair ger hunt. tiie evening. Coach Sanders also man; Jeanlne Inman, Jody H oods Tiie practice base bull game spoke and gave words of en- Rosalie Klussen, Kay Dudley, with SOC which ended with icouragement to the boys. Chloe Stevens, Betty Skinner Phoenix on the short end of a Basketball lettermen were Har and Nancy Massey. 20 to 22 score wus only practice. old Smeltzer, captain; Burton Mrs. G. G. Skinner had charge It’s the pructice gumes which Skinner, co-captaln; Gordon Ger of the dining room. Helping her make for better scores luter. mer, Fred Furry, Keith Thomp were M<-adames Archie Ferns, son, Dick Turnbaugh, Dick Maud Keene, Elva Furry Georgia Smith Come on, Phoenix. The following merchants of lin. Maggie Germer. Workman, Turn- Phoenix, now hnvc a radio pro Football lettermen Included Bill baugh, and Thompson. gram, each Monduy, I 30 to 2 00 Hutton, captain; itonnv Wrignt, Mr. and Mrs Tom Caster and p.m.: Ray’s Highway Market, co-captain; Harold Holloway, Leo Mr. and Mrs Holloway had charge Phoenix Chevron Service Stat Smeltzer, Randle Granate, Keith of the «lance which followed. ion,(tier’s Drugs, Huggard Lum ber, Economy Mattress and Up holstery, and Valley Repair. Any one in the community who has an announcement they would like put on this hour, are invited to by these merchant:!, and all Phoenix, April 6—Mrs. George you need to do is coll the KY.JC Phoenix, April 8 — Amateur Station with their request Who boxing Is slated for Friday night, Bourne Co-ordinator for t h e April 8, ut 8.OH p in at the Phot Phoenix May Festival, held a says Phoenix isn’t growing’ nix gymnasium when LaRue meeting at the Grange Hall, Tues. (Tiny) Morris will stage a show Mar. 29th at 8:00 p.m., with dele FAREWELL PARTY HELD Phoenix, April 6 — A farewell in the art of self defense, with gates from the various clubs pre party for the Orvll Gunn’s who his Jackson County boys partici sent to formulate plans for the event of May 14. are moving to Los Angeles was pating. Phoenix, Medford, Jacksonville given by their neighbors Monday, Cliff Wallace. Mayor at Phoe March 28 at the home of Mr. and and Central Point may be repre nix, City Cyuncilmen and City Mrs. Robert Bean of Phoenix. sented with entries now being re Firemen, will be deputized for Present were the following Mrs. ceived from all four towns. police duty for the day. Ray Har The debut at the Medford YM rison will head the radio and D„rothy Loffer, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Loffer, Mr and Mrs. Les CA last Friday night played to a newspaper advertising. Mrs. A. ter Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry packed house and was enjoyed by Lewis will have charge of the Cole, M. and Mrs. Richard Sak- all The boys pulled no punches public program for the day. nirda, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Madden and they are fast and clever. The Phoenix Community club Other cq/nmittee heads have not and the hosts. 'and Youth Center are sponsoring been contacted but will be an 1 this show to benefit their building Jacksons Entertain nounced later. Another meeting I fund. At Pinochle Party Bouts have been lined up with is scheduled for April 19 unless Phoenix, April 6 — Mr. and boys of varying ages and exper business necessitates one to be , Mrs. Ruy Jackson entertained at ience. called sooner. pinochle Friday, April 1, at their E. C. Com, president of the home on South Pacific highway , board of directors of the YMCA, HIGH SCHOOL LOSES BALL Those attending were Mr and I will be present to support his GAME TO COLLEGE NINE Mrs. Forest Joss, Mr. and Mrs. boys in this program. Phoenix, April 6 — Phoenix Chas. Hockersmith. Mr. and Mrs high school came out on the short Chas Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Mrs. Roy LeVander of Fern end of a 20 to 2 score in a prac Hidgon. Mr and Mrs Claude Valley has been ill the past week. tice ball game last week with the Hutton, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Stanley Ferns Is recovering Southern Oregon College baseball Hixon, and Mr. and Mrs. Cantrall. from a recent operation. team. Amateur Boxing Plans Shaping Up Scheduled Friday For May Festival Mr and Mrs. Mac OdkimMeft for New York by car on business for the Tucker Sno-iat. They will be gone about a month. Sixty Attend Social Evening al Church Phoenix, April 6 — Sixty peo ple attended the social evening ITioerilx C h u r«b o f i h . N a s a re n - at the Presbyterian church last P a a to r Rev C H e n ry La- M„ . • * ’ c o rd ia l In v ita tio n c Wednesday evening. Wesley Claf * r , ’ n d " « " d n e ig h b o r. n , -h . lin, who served in Japan dur fo llo w in g .e r v lr e e •u n d a y School 9 11 ing World War II, showed pic M o rn in g W «irah *: l l : # o tures of that land and its people E v e n in g M errlc e 7 IS. M id w e e k P r a y e r and P r a ia . Her. during the entertainment hour. Mrs. Russell Thompson and vice, U 'vdneeday 7 SO Mrs. Rex Nlcodemus led the group in community games. Rus- Pet Foods and Farm Supplies I sell Thompson, assisted by Mrs |A V Thompson at the piano and Shirley Dudley, Carol Hunter Jeanne Hobbs, and Dorothy Snell Highway 99, Phoenix Ing grouP in community sing- Paint - Fertilizara r a o a w iz S O A S K V l C X V IC S Mona Ferns is enjoying her spring vacation at home. She teaches at Prospect. Mary Papworth Is working at the Adair’s Nursery and Wonder ing how to learn to call the var ious plants and shrubs by their botanical names. Home Appliance Repairs • TOASTER • MIX MASTER AND ETC. Phoenix Feed & Seed Wood Killers Phoenix Radio Service th,Keir? u mentS were served and WWte. , nd M„ FAY’S CAFE Highway 99 Phoenix. Oregon Greyhound Bus Depot O regon C e rtified M arehaU Strawberry Plants d ro w n In ligLHtem O regon W r ite fo r P r lle L is t a g r tc n lta r e l B o eearcb V n n e r le e R o u te 2, Box 72. P a y e tte . Id a h o Johnny’s Garage «’ornplete M o to r R e b u ild in g •Motor T un e-D D - R e b o rin g n ie rg e n c y H ig h w a y S ervice Telephone 7743 »s P h oen ix. O r. Kitchen Queen Flour *THE MIXER'S HAVING, SUCH A HARD TIME, I THOUGHT i d b e t t e r a / s c p i t / " and Best Patent Flour Wholewheat Flour 10 lbs. 89c Don’t overload your electric circuits. When you build or modernize ’ *' ~ ?ING See Your Local Electrical Contractor Phoenix Feed and Seed SPRING GIVES A LIFT IT HAS BEEN A TOUGH WINTER In the w eather. . . in Spirits. . . In hopes for new and betters things ,, •• It’s Time to CLEAN-UP, FIX-UP, PAINT-UP Give a Bright Spring look to -«.» \ But, spring is here and Easter is just around the corner, bringing its spirit of renewed faith in things to come. A JH L A N D The Ashland Businesses listed below are looking for ward to leading the way in making Ashland a better, more prosperous place in which to live and trade Bellview Lumber Co. Western Store 70 East Main Klamath Falls Highway Phone 2-1626 Ashland Lumber Co. 384 Oak Street Ashland Color Center BERT TERRY Next to the Bank Phone 4521 Phono 329, Phoenix Ashland General Hardware 90 North Pioneer Phone 5521 News Review .. _ . PRINTERS and STATIONERS 38 East Main 1035 Iowa Street Phone 2-3501 Across from Boulevard Market Pittsburgh Headquarters „„„ „ 297 East Main Phone 8561 WICK S FURNITURE Phone 8761
