Southern Oregon News Review, Ashland, Oregon Thursday, July 21. 1949
THE PHOENIX NEWS
The Phoenix Community Club limits each day.
They visited
and Youth Center held their the Grand Tetons and Jackson
annual election of officers on Hole National Parks. At Salt
July 18th at the Grange Hall. Lake City they made an inspect­
Elected for the next year were ion tour of the Tabernacle and
A. C. Lewis, President, Mrs Mormon Park, also the zoo. From
Geo. Bourse, Vice Pres.
Sec”y, Reno, Nevada, they made a trip
Elva Caster, Treas. Mrs Walter to Carson City, coming home via
Gormer.
Correspondent, Mia. Sacramento.
Earl Brisco, for director was
The Ebner Coffman home was
elected to replace Vern Anabel, the center for the wedding of
was Earl Brisco.
M iss Joyce Mumford, and Oland
The President named Fred Marshall on July 1st. The doublet
Keist and Ruben Rickey on the ring ceremony was read at 12 30
building committee.
p. m. by Rev. Henry Lacy.
From Salem comes news of
Mrs. Elmer Coffman, cousin of
Ernest T. Wright, Cyril P. Rigby the bridegroom, cutting the cake.
and Olive L. Rigby having signed Mrs. Neil Wright, also a cousin,
incorporation papers for Wright served the coffee and Mrs. C.
and Rigby Inc. The firm will Cristobal, the brides sister, had
engage in general real estate harge of the guest book. About
business.
25 guests were present.
Members of the home makers
Mr. Marshall was home on
class of the Phoenix Presbyterian leave from the Navy.
church held a covered dish supper
Mr. Walter Dinsmore and son
on the lawn at the home of Miss Wayne, of San Francisco, C al are
Elva Caster. Next meeting of visiting his mother- Mrs. Chris- J
the class will be the 2nd Friday tine Dinsmore and his sister Mrs.
nite in August at the Walter Mervin Hixson at ftbe Mervin
Bolz home.
Hixson home on Anderson Rd. i
Dwight Zulauf spoke at the He plans to stay two weeks.
WASHINGTON, D. C. — Two generations of disabled veterans
morning church services of the
cause °t the wartime handicapped as members
Phonix Presbyterian Church, on
of
the
Disabled
American
Veterans. George H. Lane, World War I
July 17.
PHOENIX PRESBYTERIAN
£?du.<?-J li8 tw° •on*’ Arthur (left) and Stanley, both dis­
CHURCH
Zulauf graduated from Columbia
abled in World War IL into DAV membership.
E. J. Clark, Pastor
niversity this spring. Before en­
tering college he was active in
Sunday, 10 a.m. Sunday School
church work here and leader of
FORD PLANS EXPANSION
studies are being made to deter­
J.
O. N. Poling, Supt
the Boy Scout troop.
The
Ford
Motor
Company
has
mine possible use of the site for
Sunday Service 11 a.m.
Rev. E. J. Clark. Misses Shirley
Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Choi: purchased a site near Buffalo, a pressed steel plant to make
New York for future expansion Ford passenger car stampings
Dudley and Jeanie Hobbs have practice.
purposes, it was announced to­ and sub-assemblies.
been attending a conference for
7:30 Sunday. Young Peoples day.
Junior High Young People at Fir meeting. Elva Castor, advisor.
The company now has several
The site- in the town of Ham­ projects pending which would
Point this week-end which end­
ed Sunday July 17.
burg, covers approximately 100 add to its production facilities.
f i o e s i x » A S A M X ir a c x v i c i
acres and is about a mile from The Buffalo area measured up to
Phoenix Neighbors of Wood­
P h o e n ix C h u rch o f the N a s a i en.
P a s to r Rev. C. H e n r y L a i.-
the present Ford assembly plant. requirements for many of these
craft met last week at the Grange
Company officials said current future expansion projects.
Hall. Delegate Mrs. Geo. Drake
W e e x te n d x c c rd la l In v ita tio n tc
n d e and n eig h b o rs to ‘ he
gave a report of the district e fo ll llo o w u r in g irie aarvlces.
meeting at Coos Bay.
Mrs.
Sunday School » : ( ( .
M o rn in g W o r s t* ? 11.S0
Howard Thompson and Mrs. Earl
•v e n ln g S e rv ic e 7:10.
Brisco also attended.
M id w e e k P r a y e r and P ra ise Ser
Mrs. Claud Hutton and Mrs. vice, W ednesday 7: IS.
Mark Norton served refresh­
For Office Supplies
ments. Seventeen were present
Stationery — Job Printing
The thimble Club picnic is
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scheduled for 1 p. m. at Ashland
Lithia Park for July 21. It is
a family affair and each to bring
a basket lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stancliff
and son Gary, of Phoenix,, also
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stringer and
children, Sally and Morris Lee,
of Ashland, just returned from a
two week vacation trip. They
visited at Notus, Emmett. Twin
Falls and Boise, Idaho, with
relatives, then to Yellowstone
Marble, Granite. Bronse
Park where they reported fish­
ing from the fishing bridge wag
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very successful, catching their
STATE POLICE AT OSC
Fifty state police officers have
been assigned to Oregon State
Campus for each of three weekly
periods — but not to keep order.
They are officers in full uniform
attending a special school, using
head officers of the state police
department and members of the
faculty as teachers. Training is
given in police tactics, arms fir­
ing, traffic control, criminal law
and fish and game law enforce
m ent The men are housed in
a college dormitory.
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