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Ashland, Oregon Southern Oregon News Review “faßtet The Phoenix News Southern Oregon News Review 38 East Main Street Ashland, Oregon Entered as second-class mail mattar in the post office at Ash land, Oregon, February 15, 1935, under the act of Congress of March 3. 1879 MR and MRS J. LOGAN WHITE Publishers J. Logan White Managing Editor Faith McCullough Local News, Phone 8561 or 7162 Subscription Rate — $2.50 year MEMBER Oregon Newspaper P ublishcrs’ Association Thursday, April 2ü, 1050 ...................... ........... 1 Pat Foods and Farm Tupplles Phoenix Feed & Seed Highway 9». Phoenix By Mrs. A. C. Lewis Paint • FartUlaara Weed KUlera and Myrtle Hixson filled the . ge of the floor work. The women The Phoenix Garden Club met ichair« of officers absent. were garbed in formul gowns bout this recent rash of bearded at the Pre*byterian chuieh par- H E. C. chairman Elsie Lewis of pastel shades wlUi flower cor and bewiskered youths’ With lors on Friday, April 14th for announced the club would hold sages. t ),,, Phoenix phoenix Grange plav The play is 1 such an early start, the cover a dessert luncheon served by a dinner, bazaar, and carnival ings should be mattress thick Mrs George Bourner, Mrs. J. in the fall, each lady of the Gra scheduled for April 27 ami 28th 1 before the chill of another Ore W. House and Mrs Anabel Roll nge to prepare some article for at the Grange Hall and tickets are out on sale for the same. gon winter descends upon Ash call was atuwered by 'The flo- the bazaar. wer you’d like most to grow." Next H. E. C. will be at Carol land. The show is a "Transcontin Four new members joined the Schroeders on Coal Mine Road, ental Bus Show" included are A visiting ¡o^rist drupped in club. Mrs. Sorenson, Mrs. Me- April 19th. 2 one-act plays, plus plenty of o n tju, scrvjng committee for good vaudeville. From all re at Our office the other day to Beth, Mrs. Lowe, and Mrs. Otis. Hats made of wire, ribbon,, next meeting will be Bro. and ports this is a play and nil ev- inquire the location of the Post net with real flowers were Sister Maust, Roy Baker, Tripp enings performance you can’t Office. Without the aid of a map and , . and a guide dog it was difficult the program of the corsage com and T. V Williams. ufforrt to miss It will he wise to to describe our Federal hide- Mrs Elsie Lewis receiv- Warren Loffe of the Dramatic get your tickets early, as the _wa_ cd the prize for the most com:- Committee will have the play manager of the show, Warren 0 cal, and Mrs. L. Thomas the r«ady for April 27 and 28th Loffe has really prepared some A new Hammond spinet organ Prize tor the prettiest There The Master appointed Mervin thing different. has been purchased by the First were some really clever creati- ____ ____ ___________ ____ and Hixson, Harland Glasscock, Church of Christ. At the morn- review. Next meeting. McMannus on the float commit- ing service last Sunday over ” arr- chairman of the cor- (ee for u float to be entered in half of the cost was contributed committee, announced she ||le para<je for the Phoenix Com- by the congregation with assur- wou*<’ teach making of ccranges niunity Club and Youth Center, ancea for all but the remaining to anY one ° rinKing their own Festival to be held on May $100 of the balance to be paid ntaterials. ¡3 and 14th. by August 15th. Appointed on the float com Neighbors of Woodcraft held —0— i »x Mrs. Chris Wolfe, a joint meeting for installation Not generally seen by the \ ?s Fleming’ ^ rs Sorenson, of officers at the Phoenix Gran- but none . . . the , I rs. Biddle, Roberts, V Mrs. ge jjaii on Thursday, April 6th Y»-.- Mrs. C.,., Thirteen jesg welcome to the parishion- Lewis, A Mrs. House and Mrs.. from Medford, 17 from ih< hni i i rs nr a belated Hollv- n rs e th a t has brought a For Rent H ilco F lo o r S a n d e r ... A re A m e ric an W o rk e rs T o Be S a c rific e d ? HAGGARD LI MBER S e n a to r G eorge W . M alone o f N e v a d a w ill be rem - em b ered by m a n y in th e R o g u e V a lley f o r h is f o r th r ig h t CO. a d d re s s given la s t F e b ru a ry b e fo re th e J a c k s o n C o u n ty L incoln Club. D o u b tle ss h is tr a in in g a s a civil e n g in e e r P hoenix. O regon lead s h im to th e co n clu sio n t h a t 2 a n d 2 a lw a y s a d d u p P h o n e 7015 to 4 re g a rd le s s o f a n y p ro p a g a n d iz in g to th e c o n tra ry . H e h o ld s no b r ie f f o r fu zzy -m in d ed so cial p la n n e rs w ho w ould je o p a rd iz e th e w e lfa re o f A m e ric a n w o rk e rs fo r th e b e n e fit o f a n y o th e r c o u n try . In lin e w ith th is d o c trin e o f econom ic s ta b ility fo r A m e ric a n in d u s try , S e n a to r M alone h a s re c e n tly c h a r g ed “ t h a t M r. A c h e so n ’s S ta te D e p a rtm e n t h a s decided t h a t th e A m e ric a n w o rk in g m e n a n d in v e s to rs a re to be s a c rific e d .” S e n a to r M alone s a id . W ith th e fa ilu re o f th e EC A Ashland and 25 from Phoenix b illions to re h a b ilita te a n d r e s to re in d e p en d e n c e to th e ers, is the new carpeting which p<^- is being laid on the rostrum and Worker» for the festival booth were ,n attendance, E u ro p e a n econom y, th e A c h e so n -H o ffm a n p ro g ra m now in the aisles of the Congregati were solicited with Mrs. Poe Mrs George Drake was in- is to e x e rc ise d o m in a tio n o v e r th e eco n o m y o f fo re ig n onal church, a gift from the and Mrs Johnson as chairmen stalling officer. Mrs. Jewel Parr on the two days outlining time i st assistant officer. Mrs Lester c o u n trie s by m a k in g th e m p e rm a n e n tly d e p e n d e n t on i Plymouth Guild for workers and general super Anderson 2nd assistant and Mrs th e U n ite d S ta te s a s a n e x p o rt m a r k e t f o r th e ir p ro , x m .- • r £ . x xv. 11 j i » v 1 This has been moving week v,slon Dorothy Loffer, 3rd assistant. d u c ts. T h is IS a f a r c ry fro m w h a t th e so -called M arsh - for two Ashland firms, when the Virginia Roberts was selected Mrs, Anderson, captain o f 1 all P la n s ta r te d o u t to be. I t s p ro fe s se d p u rp o s e w a s to Commercial Finance Company as queen to represent the Gar guard, and her guard team of 4 | took „ over the men and 4 women were in char- i m a k e E u ro p e a n n a tio n s in d e p e n d e n t o f o u r s u p p o r t.,., o. corner vacated . . . by ;den On Club. June 13. 14. and 15 the A supper preceded the busi- j N ow it is to m a k e th e m d e p en d e n t. A g a in th e A m e ric a n now doing business at 33 e Federated Clubs will meet in ness meeting Next meeting of Klamath Falls and it was voted the lodge will be Apri 20th in people, w ho a re fo o tin g th e bill, h a v e been h o o d w in k ed . Main street to help make favors for the e- tiie form of a supper celebrating “W ith th e c o n n iv an c e o f o u r ow n G o v e rn m e n t o ffici- . _ .. . j xv. x . x i j x 1 The hlaze at the old Ashland ; vents, birthdays of members for Jan- ■ als, B rita in a n d o th e r c o u n trie s a re to ex clu d e e x p o rts Cabinet Works last Sunday Election of officers was held uary, February and March A --Y 6 6 , I SUPPOSE CIRCUS fro m th e U n ite d S ta te s w h ile a t th e sa m e tim e S tep p in g night destroyed six of the mur- and elected to office for the next card party will follow. PERFORMERS DO MAKE LOTS OF The Thimble Club of the u p t h s h ip m e n t o f th e ir p ro d u c ts to o u r m a rk e ts . T h is J * « « * » < £ *>■« MONEY. WHAT MADE YOU THINK OF THAT, HONEY?' lodge held the last meeting at th e y call ‘clo sin g th e d o lla r g a p .’ T h e re a l b u t u n d is- __<>_ president; Delia Paul, 2nd vice Mrs. Chet Parkers, with Mrs. O a n ’t e v a r le a d y o u r e le c tric circuite. W h e n you closed p u rp o s e o f o u r S ta te D e p a rtm e n t is to open u p From a neighboring town president: Edith Poe, secretary; Caster assisting. b u ild e r m o d e rn is e p ro v id e A D IO U A T I W IR IN G . th e A m e ric a n m a r k e t on a fre e tr a d e b a s is t o th e p ro- S "„"pi F“Ve L' ” ” ' l" " ’Ur" The club has completed a qu x -3 d u c ts o f th e w o rld , b u t in so d o in g w e d iv id e o u r m a rk e t, th e so u rc e o f o u r n a tio n a l w e a lth , w ith fo re ig n in te r- e sts, a n d th e r e s u lt w ill in e v ita b ly be th e c o m p lete eli- m in a tio n o f th e flo o r u n d e r w a g es a n d in v e s tm e n ts in th is c o u n try . “T h e so-called ‘e sc a p e c la u s e ,’ to p r o te c t in ju r e d A m - e ric a n in d u s trie s , w a s a d e lu siv e s h a m ; in ju ry , s e rio u s in ju ry , o r even b a n k ru p tc y o f a n A m e ric a n in d u s tr y is now s a id to be no g ro u n d f o r c u ttin g o ff fo re ig n im - p o rts. “T h e re is n o th in g in th e p ro g ra m w h ic h is eco n o m i cally so u n d o r to th e a d v a n ta g e o f A m e ric a . I f th o s e in o u r S ta te D e p a rtm e n t w ho dev ised th e s e p la n s a r e on th e sid e o f A m e ric a n s th e y a r e sim p ly stu p id . T h e re ’s som e q u e e r th in k in g in o u r S ta te D e p a rtm e n t. If, on th e o th e r h a n d , th e y a re on th e sid e o f th e R ed s, th e y a re e x tre m e ly c le v e r tr a ito r s . “W h en E C A A d m in is tra to r H o ffm a n w as a sk e d w h a t h e a n d th e o th e r p la n n e rs p ro p o se d to do a b o u t th e A m e ric a n c o m m u n itie s w h ic h w o u ld be v ic tim iz e d by th e p ro g ra m , he rep lied t h a t th e w o rk e rs w ould hav e tu to r s to te a c h th e m new jo b s a n d th e in d u s tr ia lis ts new e n te r p ris e s a n d t h a t u n e m p lo y m e n t re lie f w ould be h a n d e d o u t to th e idle w o rk e rs . In c id e n ta lly , w hen th e y s p e a k o f te a c h in g o u r m a n u f a c tu r e r s a n d w o rk e rs new e n te r p ris e s , i t w ould be v a lu a b le to kn o w th o s e e n te r p r is e s w hich th e S ta te D e p a rtm e n t b o y s a n d g irls intend to p re s e rv e a n d th o s e to be s a c rific e d u p o n th e a lte r o f ‘one-econom ic w o rld .’ “ A re w e S e n a to rs g o in g to s it h e re an d do n o th in g a b o u t th is t h r e a t o f d is a s te r to o u r c o u n try ? A re we going to c o n tin u e to le t th e S ta te D e p a rtm e n t c o n tro l w h a t th e C o n s titu tio n s a y s w e sh o u ld be c o n tro llin g ? A cco rd in g o a r e p o r t of th e U n ite d N a tio n s S e c re ta r is t, th e re is no re m e d y in s ig h t f o r W e s te rn E u r o p e ’s eco nom ic d iffic u ltie s , d e sp ite M a rsh a ll P la n a llo tm e n ts of 8 billion a n d 447 m illion d o lla rs. A re w e g o in g to co n tin u e to p o u r o u r ta x p a y e r s ’ m o n ey do w n th e ra th o le in E u ro p e a n d fa il to p ro te c t o u r A m e ric a n w o rk e rs and in v e s to r s ? ” B irth d a y s C e le b ra te d A t C h u rc h S u p p e r the doctor attended a meeting of the state executive committee of the Chiropractic Association. Plans are taking shape to en tertain the Association Conven tion this summer in Jackson *nd Dr' Ten-ill is the «eneral chairman of the conven- | non- j For Office Suppilo« Stationery — Job Printing News Review On last Friday evening about a hundred members and friends of the First Church oí Christ en- joyed the annual Birthday Fel- lowship supper in the church dining room. The guests were seated at twelve tables attracti- vely decorated to represent the outstanding events of each par ticular month. The evening’s program was presented by the birthday tables with numbers suitable to their native month. Mrs. Charles Gettling was in charge of the festivities. Dr. and Mrs. E. N. Terrili left last week for Baker, where i For Bigger Profits P u llo riu m F re e . . U. S . A p p ro v e d FURNITURE CHICKS UPHOLSTERING P U R IN A F E E D S AUTO TRIM Pickup » Delivery Phone 8217 BELLVIEW FEED STORE H iw a y • • Phone $511 Free Daily Delivery w in Meet At Somes Bar " P re s b y te ria n W om en • A tte n d Q u a rte rly M eetin g A t G ra n ts P a s s Mrs WiUiam Poley, a member Seen at the Jerome Prairie Garden Club primrose show on April 12th were Mrs. O. V. Poe, Mrs Jewel Parr. Ms Myra El son, Mrs. Chas. Johnson, Mrs. W. E. Lewis. Mrs Chas. Hocker- smith. and Mrs A C Lewis. The show was very good, some of the executive board of the new and novel arrangements Southwest Oregon Presbyterial plus beautiful displays of prim ^ ‘¿ " a tlh e GranV? p iss Presby* roses were there for the public enjoyment. terian church on Tuesday and R. A. James, Master of Sams Wednesday of this week. On both days the Ashland Womens Valley, and Albert Straus, also Association was represented by of Sam’s Valley, \Verc visitors members of the local organizat The Phoenix Grange met ion who drove over for the day Tuesday, April 10, for their re time sessions. gular meeting with Master Dee Hendrickson in the chair. Olin Barbara Falwell who was op- Poe- Fred Kuest, Dollie Lattie, erated on at the Medford Com- munity hospital last week for The only way to protect top appendicitis was able to be drawer secrets is to prevent rats moved to her grandmother’s from getting into the bureau, home before returning to Ash- News Times. (Newport Beach, laud. California.) “Happy birthday, dear Mother, come mm . ilt for the Endowment Fund Club Next meeting of the club will be at the home of Mrs. Mark Horton, with Mrs Frank Lovett “SEE YOUR ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR” Business Directory Ashland Machine Shop IRVIN THE TAILOR ROBERT C. 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