Southern Oregon N ew . Review, A.hland, Oregon, Thuruby, July M, , 949
Phoenix To Have
City Directory
W O LFFS H A V E GUESTS
PHOENIX NEWS
Phoenix, July 13 — Mr. and
Mrs, Chris Wolff of Coleman
creek road had us guests Mrs.
Clara Laughton, mother of Mrs.
Wolff ulso tier brother Tom Scott.
Johnny Wolff, nephew of Mr
Wolff and formerly of Medford
wus here also for a short stay.
They spent some time fishing at
Diamond Lake.
Members ol the Phoenix Carden
Club Meet al George Gilliam Home
SI* Puts ‘Shasta
"ayliifhts’ To Work
Chilton Elected
Lions President
outhern Pacific’s twin "Shas
la
Daylight”
'coach streamliners,
Phoenix, July 13 — The Phoe­
costing a total of $5,000,000 went
nix Garden Club met last week at
Phoenix, July 13 — Dr. H E.
Into daily service July 10 on a
L E A V E S FO R IN D IA N A
tiie George Gilham home on Pio­
Chilton
will succeed Marvin C.
PI •»< "Nix, July 13 — Wolff and new low ,are- r®cord breaking
neer Road with Mrs. O. L. Poe
Fisher as Lions club president.
schedule
between
the
San
Fran
as co-hostess fui a dessert lunch­ -on left for Indiana for an inde
New officers are C. E. Ley, first
eon. Twenty two members were finite stay and their son Joe and cisco bay cities an d Portland.
vice
A. V. Thompson
Pulled by a 0000- horsepower second president:
wife are living at the family
present.
vice
president;
C. A.
diesel locomotive, each train con­ Stothers, third vice president,
Mrs. Jewel Parr, of the corsage lome during their absence.
sists of 15 red and orange cars, Rev. J. E. Clark, Lion tamer, R.
W. C. Courtney, Klamuth Falls committee, gave some examples
GEORGE CARR HO M E
including baggage-postal ear 9 L. Bunton, Tall Twister; Earl
was
a
Phoenix
visitor
over
the
of
new
ideas
in
corsages.
Phoenix. July 13 — George
police
blotter
chair
cars, tavern ear. parlor-ob­ Brisco, and Roy Harrison, direc­
Mrs. Thelma Thomas had some
Carr is home on leave from Ft week end He is the son of Mrs.
servation
.and a triple unit com­ tors, and Arthur MacKIntosh, as
F.
W.
Hamilton.
interesting
facts
on
the
diet
of
Warren, Wyo. for 20 days, at the
prising
diner-kitchen-coffee
shop secretary.
Visitors at the F. W. Hamilton birds, mainly robins and spar­
home of his parents, Mr. and
The
718
mile
run
will
be
made
in
home
recently
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
rows.
and
how
much
more
they
Mrs. C G. Skinner will be
Mrs. Lester Carr, Fern Valley.
15’-. hours, three hours faster Lady
F. O. White, Longview, Wash help the garden than any harm
Lion president, succeeding
An automobile driven by Hen­ they may do..
The local constabulary had a . than
. . the , speediest train times in Mrs. Marvin C. Fisher. Other of­
Phoenix, July 13—Mrs. Eugene
„ tory of
,,f the railroad’s Shasta
Shasti ficers are Mrs. C. C. Leaf, vice
Mrs. Chris Wolff gave a report Ringe, this week, fellow by the | history
Prims' flew this week to Phoe­ ry W. Frace was involved Sun­
name
of
Ray.
He
was
floated
I
,Ut?
D.®
paLrtures from each ter- president; Mrs. Margaret Hoey
day
in
a
collision
with
one
driv­
on the progress of the flower
nix, Arizona after receiving word
| mmal will be 7:45 a.m., and ar- secretary, Mrs. C. A. Stothers, as
of the death of her mother Mrs en by K. G. Buccio, Rt. 3, Med­ show plans. October has been se­ out of town July 11.
ford.
i
lected
for
the
month.
Donald H. Wolfe was fined rivals at 11:15 p.m
Lion Tamer and Mrs. Dan Ad­
Jessie Martin.
Through "picture windows” ams, treasurer.
$15.00
and
$2.50
costs
plus
10
Mrs.
O.
L.
Poe
gave
the
pro­
Mrs. Martin was riding in a , L O D G E V IS IT S M E D F O R D
gram
Iris” being the subject days In jail, the Jail sentence be­ which are a third larger than the The installation was held joint­
new Chevrolet ami the car got
Phoenix,
July
13—Phoenix
or­
'I'hi
flower,
she said, repays the ing suspended. He was charged already large windows of cars in ly at a dinner July 11th at the
out of control and went over a der of Neighbors of Woodcraft amateur as well
the experienc­ with disorderly conduct and us­ the fleet of San Francisco-Los Presbyterian church, prepared by
cliff The accident proved fatal visited fhe Medford order Mon­ ed gardner with as profuse
bloom ing profane language in a pub­ Angeles ‘ ‘Daylights” the new the Ladies Aid society of the
for Mrs. Martin.
day night July 10th.
and with a small amount of care. lic place. Wolfe was picked up Shasta Daylight” passengers will church.
at .2:00 midnight July 10th when view spectacular scenery of the
he was found running down the rugged Sacramento river canyon
PHOENIX PRESBYTERIAN
majestic Mt. Shasta rising close
center of the street after a com beside
CHURCH
track, the
the forest t anr
and
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Plaint
1 oesiae the « » trark-
E. J. Clark, Pastor
L , ? | had
S b 'S e “ n , ,
C mc » * for«
mountains
ing a fight. He claimed no know and the Willammette vallev in
Sunday, 10 a.m. Sunday School
ledge of the fight.
J.
O. N. Poling, Supt.
Oregon.
Sunday Service 11 a.m.
A duel at sunrise between T
Two Ashland students, both
The streamliner's cars, built bv
A car, like a human being, must be kept in good
Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Choir
Lehman
Joseph
G. Mat- Pullman-Standard Car Manufac­
veterans were among the five W. —....
“,,u and
.iracpn
v». raat-
students who made the highest I ^ ly with bare fists for weapons turing Company, embody latest practice.
health. Regular checkups are in order every so
7:30 Sunday. Young Peoples
possible scholastic grade points. cost eac^
them $25.00. They improvements, such as "feather-
meeting.
Elva Castor, advisor.
during
the
spring
term
at
South-
were
,ound
at
5:00
a
m.
the
touch”
doors,
windows
that
often, and special overhauling before subjection
ern Oregon college. They are ! morning of July 10th, slugging ’ breathe” for clear vision, zone
n c o s v ix
cxvxca
to unusual strains.
Richard Leigh, student in teach-
out on N°rih Pioneer,
heating for uniform comfort
t hoenlx Church of the N a x a r e n .
Paetor Rev. C. H e n ry Lac r
er education, and Marvin Ring,
Richard A Johnson was fin- They are insulated for quietness
* M t " " l » cordial In v ita tio n to
00
July
9
for
operating
a
'
a.nri
K
rriooth
riding.
Decorations
registered in the Lower Division. cd ' . . $5
•
o
our
frienda
and neighbor* to he
.
. .
ct
llo w in g services.
Both averaged grades of 4.0.
vehicle without an operator’s li- feature tone- characteristic
of the , fo Sunday
Before you start on your summer trip, or week
e
4
School » : « .
Oregon scenery.
____
Ashland students who made cense.
Seats are of M orning Worefclp 11:00
Evening her vice 7. SO.
the honor roll with a grade aver­
end in the country, have your car’s motor cleaned
Richard O Brush forfeited $5 foam rubber, with improved sus
PL’ y e r an<’ Praise Ber-
age of 3.5 were: Patrick Bilks, bail July 9, for operating a mo­ pension. Luxurious dining and oce, W ednesday
7:SO.
the chassis lubricated and worn or broken parts
refreshment
accommodations
are
Robert Carter. Walter Foster, tor vehicle with an Inadequate
available to ail passengers. The
Barbara Gertson, Paul Nyberg, muffler.
replaced.
fare of $12 one-way, $21.60 for
Willard Offord, Paul Retter, Ash
Ralph G. Smith forfeited $10 roundtrip, plus tax, will be lower Gel your Job Prinllnq at the
land;
July 9 for being drunk on a pub­ than present coach fare on the
News Review
Ashland students who had a lic street.
San Francisco-Portland run.
Thoroughly Efficient Service . . . That’s Us!
"B”’ average and thus received
Don R. Trombley was cited to
honorable mention included:
appear July 14 for operating a
Edward Joseph Allen, Robert motorcycle with an inadequate Jones. Jones alleges that Moore, up by city police. He was trans­
a truck driver, crowded him off ferred to juvenile authorities in
L. Baccus, Lucile Brabham, Ruby muffler.
A. Carney, Norman Christlieb,
City police picked Albert T. the load on North Main street Medford.
Gail Church, Gladys Foster, Lyle Moore up in Bellview July 12 on Moore has posted $25.00 bail
Donald P. Allen was cited to
B. Heltz, CleatLs D Lemley, Lela
appear July 16 for violation of
Fay Linn, Don Montgomery, Jay
the basic rule.
W Mundlin, Anne S. Nichols,
Mignon Nyberg, Donald Olson,
Ronald
Quackenbush, Gertrude
(Siskiyou Boulevard and Indiana Street)
Better, John Robinson, Barbara
“We’ll
pol­
Well present the most do
I- University
I
f and has
n appeared i
,
*
A T T H E K L A M A T H J U N C T IO N
Smith. Stan Smith.Bill Twyman.
the Bard’s works in stuffy class­
ished
performance
ever
staged
with civic theatre organizations
Hubert Wagers, Robert Weaver,
room sessions. Although our pro­
Shirley Weitzel. Clyde Wenrick’ during our annual summer drama at Grand Rapids and Detroit."
program, ’ Angus L, Bowmer.
Mentioning others, Bowmer re­ gram is closely associated with
producing director of the Oregon minds of Jim Sandoe of the the Shakespeare Summer school
1 Shakespearean Festival,
com­ University of Colorado who has
mented this week with the Aug- directed civic theatre groups at at Southern Oregon college, pre­
I ust 2 opening less than three Boulder and Palo Alto. Calif.. sentation of the plays in true
From V. here I s i t ... / / J o e M a r s h
weeks away. “Not only will a Jane McArthur of Pensacola Elizabethan style on our outdoor
well balanced selection of plavs Fla., now an undergraduate at stage proves that they can be
be seen, but the cast is the fin­ Stanford, participated in the Na­ just as enjoyable as a motion
est ever to participate during the tional High School Drama In­ picture.
Windy Sure " f topped
Experienced
student actors
nine years of the festival’s his­ stitute. at Northwestern and the
tory.”
who
have
been
cast
in roles in­
Priscilla Beach Theater at Ply­
With two-thirds again as many mouth, Mass., while classmate clude 12 from Stanford yniver-
The Show0!
players awarded roles as took arol Eler of San Francisco was fity, nine from Southern Oregon
Part in the record 1948 perform­ stage manager for the American four from the University of
The other night a hunch of iih
Hind) lech« ho had. that he’s pay­
•MONUMENTS
ance, Bowmer notes that the ma­ Dance Festival in Connecticut Washington, and three from the
were over at Judge Cunningham’s ing the hill and has apologized to
University of Oregon.
Among
jority of the 60 actors have had last
Marble. Granite, Bronze
watching a »well vaudeville pro­
the Judge for acting so smart.
summer.
Edna Loring of others
are
students
at
Washing­
considerable
professional,
col-
gram on his new television Het. It
E xtra Lettering Available
Ashland was graduated from the
From where I sit, it pays to
eg.^ ?r civic h eater experience. school of drama at the Univer­ ton State, Lewis and Clark, Mon-
rame in fine, hut ju«t once, the
practice a little restraint when­
burns agency
la k e Dick Graham, for ex­
screen got a little Htreaky.
of Wisconsin and taught dra­ PUybou“ "’ and ‘he PMadf" a
ever we get the urge to meddle.
ample,” Bowmer points out. “He sity
"On the Plaza”
matics at San Francisco for 25
Other civic theater groups rep­
played for several seasons with years.
Whether it’s television or a per­
Before the Judge could touch
Katherine
Cornell
on
Broadway
resented include those at Port-
son’s right to enjoy a temperate
the knob to bring it into focus,
"With such excellent talent as -and and Medford in Oregon, at
and has appeared in a number this
glass of sparkling beer now and
old Windy Taylor «tarts fooling
available, we are able to as­ Heno, Nevada, and San Mateo.
oi motion pictures. Or Fred Nel-
around with the nntcnnn connec­ then let’s get a good clear “pic­
sure
our primary objective—pro- California.
PAY’S CAFE
ture” of the real situation before
tion. " I can fix th a t!” he says.
we cause more harm than good.
Phoenix. Oregon
Windy fixed it all right. He
Greyhound Bus Depot
“stopped the show” for us, and
Phoenix. July 13 — Advertise
mints for the new Phoenix city
directory will dose July 20th ac­
cording to Mrs. Marvin C. Fbh-
er, city recorder.
Mrs. Fisher will accept ads for
the directory from any Phoenix
merchant.
:
Keep Your Gar
Several Ashland
Students on Roll
Clyde N. Caton
GARAGE
Actors Are Professional Qroup N ow
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