Southern Oregon News Review, Ashland, Oregon,
Thursday A p ril 14, 1949
THE PHOENIX NEWS
Boxing Show Is
Well Attended
4-H CLUB IB ORGANIZED
New Officers Are
Phoenix, April 13 Fern Val­
ley has organized a new 411 Club
the pusl week. Chas. Swingle is Elected By Club
BY FERN VALLEY FOLKS
Bournes Celebrate
Tenth Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. George Bourne of
Calhoun Road celebrated their
the new leader anti the elub con­
Phoenix, April 13— The Phoe­ tenth wedding anniversary Sat­
Phoenix. April 13 The Boxing sists of Ronnie Daugherty, Prt si-
urday April 9 with a pinochle
show sponsored by the Commun­ dent, Mary Kay Olson, secretary, nix Garden club met at the Pres­ party. It was also Mrs. Bourne’s
byterian
church
parlors
for
a
ity Club and Youth • Jontei nt the Hendy Scott; vice presidents,
,t II,1111,con Eiidi.y, Apr. «.
Phoenix gymnusium, F r 1 d u y, David Carr, anti Rayinontl Swin-
them with a beautiful planter
Hostesses were Mrs. L. O. Pen-
April 8 was well attended by gle.
lamp and plants to fill it. Those
land and Echo Alford.
most of the community residents.
attending were Mr. and Mrs. Chet
Mrs. W I House of Fern Vall­
Mrs. Jess Wilson presented
Those participating were I.a ey has been called to the bedside
Bourne, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow
Rue (Tiny) Morris, referee; Har­ of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Er-1 Mrs. Harry Smith of Cave Junc­ Turpin, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hal-
tion as guest speaker on “Color
old Allen, timekeeper; B e r t Via linn 1 of Si a Hie, Wash
gren, Mr. and Mrs. Grady West.
Scheme for the Garden.” She
Smith and Hy Hogan, clerks; El­
Mr. and Mrs. George Gilman, gave a talk on ways to create Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brisco, Mr.
mer Faydinger, anti Chuck Coo­ Pioneer Road, are reported to be
and Mrs. Watrud, P A Burgess
color and beauty In our gardens.
per, Judges; anti Coach George in Portland.
and Mrs. Inez Hayse.
Her own garden will be open to
Bonders, announcer
Mr and M s. Paul Betz, Mr the public for two days this
Those boxing were Dick Hnys anti Mrs Mark Hackney anti A l­
vs Dnnuhl Wolfe, Noland Day vs va Caster made a week end trip week.
Mrs. Chris Wolfe of Coleman
Tom Barnes; Donald Jones vs to Coos Bay.
Creek
road became a new mem­
James Rombuck: BUI Allen vs
Mr. anti Mrs. L. O Penland of ber of the elub.
Joe Hogan; Dick Peters vs Don Fern Valley have Mrs. M. O.
New officers elected for the1
Stoner; Junior Taylor vs Klen Groves and girls as house guests coming year were Mrs. O. V Poe,*
Kembrough; Bill Johnson vs Clay for a few weeks. Mr. Groves ar­ President; Mrs. O. L. Penland,
rives this week from San Fran­
Highway 99
Phoenix
ton Greenrneyer; Otto Caster vs cisco. The Groves plan to start vice president; Mrs. A. C. Lewis,
Keith Schroeder; Johnny God- their new home In Fern Valley in second vice president, and Mrs.
O. M Floyd, secretary and trea­
love vs Keith Barsham; lx? Roy the near future.
surer.
O raffoa O a rtlfla d
Mr and Mrs. L. R Thomas and
Cloy vs Frank Ditto; and Ted Mr-
Mrs. Poe is chairman for the
Mr and Mrs. Chas. Hockersmith May Festival booth. Mrs. L. R
Curley vs Gerald Claus.
drove to Cave Junction Sunday to Thomas will have charge of the
E. C. Corn, president of the view the gardens of Mr. and Mrs.
G ro w n In N u t t r n Oregon
W r ite fo r P r lle L is t
Y.M.C.A
board attended and Harry Smith, which were open float preparation It was decided
to have a Queen for the festival.
A g r ic u lt u r a l B a aaarcb V o ra a rta a
gave the community club a good Saturday and Sunday to the pub­
The district meeting will be
R o u te J, Box 72. P a y e tte , Id a h o
word of encouragement In their lic. The Smiths lived on the Caves held In Medford, April 29 at the
Highway about two and one half Y M C A, building with the Med­
efforts to build the club house.
miles from Cave Junction and ford Garden elub acting as host­
their gardens are reported to be esses Luncheon will he served at
F H O B W I X S A I A B B S 1 CTWUBCTH
beautiful.
ITinwnlx C h a rt'll o f ’ h r N oxnrett
the Medford Hotel It is an all
l*a a to r R ev C H tw r v t J t "
C o m p lete .Motor R e b u ild in g
day affair, with an interesting
Wa> « x tM itl
¿w ttils’ In v it a tio n t-
M otor ru n e -tin
H e b o rln g
a ll our rn a n tln anti n rlx h b o ra to h»
program in the afternoon and
fo llo w In s a w rv IrM
I’.fnerifency
Hervlce
reports of the various clubs in
Nuntlay School # 4S
Telephone 7743
M o r n ln * W o rs t-*“ 11:00
the morning.
Highway .»9
P h o e n ix . Or*
R v a a ln r H a rv lra 7 10
Phoenix, April
13— Phoenix
M td w ra k P r a y e r and P ra la a Har
high schorl’s baseball team de­
vloa, W e d n a a d a y 7 00
feated the nine from St. Mary’s
academy in a game held in Phoe­
nix Friday. Score was 18 to 1.
The Phoenix club made a trip to
Prospect Wednesday afternoon to
Every Oregon driver’s license
play the Prospect team.
Phoenix. Oregon
with a "5R” serial number will
and
Mr. and Mrs. Wright will spend have expired by the end of April
Greyhound Bus Depot
Best Patent Flour
their honeymoon at Oregon and Secretary of State Earl T. New-
W holewheat Flour
California beaches.
bry has announced. On May 31
10 lbs. 89c
Mrs. Wright graduated from the license department branch
Pat Foods and Farm Supplias Corvallis High and attended Ore­ which has been operated in Ash-
gon State College. Wright attend land by Wm. McGee at the
ed Phoenix high school and serv­ Chamber of Commerce will be
ed three years in the army air
Highway 99. Phoenix
force. He is now a student at O closed. License renewals for Ash­
Paint - Fartilisara
SC. They will be at home at 336 land people will be handled by
Weed Killer«
North 10th street Corvallis.
mail.
Home Appliance
Repairs
Phoenix Radio
Service
Stressing that the old permit
with serial numbers beginning
with “5R” have been expiring in
consecutive blocks since June,
1947, regardless of the date print­
ed on the license, the secretary
warned that state and local po­
lice are citing many drivers who
failed to renew on schedule.
As a result of intensified police
checks a flood of current and de­
layed “5R” renewals Is pouring
into the license department,
jumping from 17,676 in February
to 30,438 In March. They are re­
placed with new permits which
expire according to the holder’s
birth date.
Pointing out that an expired li­
cense is the same as no license at
all, Newbry urged all holders of
“5R” permits to file renewal ap­
plications immediately. Fee sched­
ules may be obtained from the
sheriff or police department, or
from any driver’s license exam­
iner.
Passing Fancys
Mrs. A. C. Lewis
The beautiful girls of Phoenix
are getting a rush these dspe
while various clubs arc «« arch­
ing for their Queens to represent
them on May the 14th.
The fine training the boxing
boys are getting under the lead­
ership of instructor Morris shows
much Improvement even In a
weeks time. Good clean competi­
tion in the manly art of defense
and good sportmanship are build­
ing good citizens of tomorrow.
Strawberry Plants
Johnny’s Garage
Phoenix Baseball
Club Beats Academy
FAY’S CAFE
May Closing Date
For License Dept.
Kitchen Queen
Flour
Phoenix
Feed and Seed
Phoenix Feed & Seed
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