Central Point star., April 26, 1929, Image 3

T IIB C E N T R A L P O IN T STAB
ocal Happenings
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II. I'. Jew ett I» «ul uguin a fte r a I,. (',. Grimes, Thursduy afternoon.
There were tw .lv e ladies present
ftiefcK* o f the niuuipM.
ami an enjoyable lim e was hud by
Mr. Ackerm an
wax trunsucting a ll.
business In .Medford, Satunlay.
Mrs. Jack W elch is reported im ­
p
ro
vin g and is able to lie up part
W arren Patterson spent Tuesday
of the lim e. H er m any
frie n d s
in Me«!fi»r’ l transacting business.
w ill he glad to ee her about a g tlu .
She rece ntly underw ent an opera­
C. S. Newhouse was in M edford
tion at a M edford hospital.
IraitxacH
ilg
the first of the week
business.
Mi-.. Lam pert, w ho has been v is it­
ing her son ami husband at l.uks -
Mrs. Toni I ’ankey und Mrs. II.
view , Oregon, returned home the
Ile ;'d are home from a tr ip to E u ­
[firs t o f the week. Mrs. I.am pert and
gene and C orvallis.
duughtcra w ill move to th e ir u w
home at the close o f Hie school
Mrs. At llerm a nso n visited In r
term .
aunt, Mrs. Jones, ami Mrs. G rim sley
in Medford last week.
The c o nd itio n of J. M. Samuels
hospital
in
Miss Vera Davis lias accepted a at Hie Sacred Heart
M
edford
Is
reported
to
he
im
proved.
position w ith the I». E. M illa rd real
He is expected to be home in a
estate other in Medford.
Abort w hile.
Mr.
Samuels
was
■truck
by
a
P
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k
w
ic
k
bus
in
Cen
I). I.. Davidson was in Grants
Pass one day last week to attend tr ill Point several weeks ago.
FRIDAY, APRIL 26. 162»
C EN TR AL P O IN T GRANGE HEARS
Mrs. M m R ic h a rd to n , rep re sen t­
W h o E a t» ’E m 'f
OR RALCOM ON SUBJECT
ing a cow boy, gave a very in te re s t­
English Paper The stimulating a©-
OP NURSING
ing reading o f a co w b oy m aking Hot: of a mustard plaster on the akin
love.
la well known. Precisely (ho same ef­
illy E. II. H lrohm eter)
The m in strel show last F rid a y fect, In a minor «legre"-, la produced
C entral Point Grung ■ opened on n ig h t was very w e ll attended and in mouth and stomach when it 1*
euten,—Boston Transcript.
lecture h o u r m nl D r. Hiilcom , in tro ­ the hoys hunted up some peculiar
duced by Ab'x S p arrow , gave a looking ch aracte r* to crack He ir
short talk fo r m others n ursin g bab­ jokes on.
ies, so th ill the c h ild , when ready
The Grange being one-year old
fo r school, w ill be in the best o f hi s IDO members, in c lu d in g applies
co n d itio n ,
tlons, tin- g ro w th being very satis­
Il was given as her idea that fa cto ry.
very udult should have a physical
i sam inution, we suppose, Io kn ow
w he th er to be o r nut to lie O sler-
S im p le P l e a i u r n B eat
T H E FED ER A TE D CHURCHES
ized.
Haw sweet «ml wholesome are the
J. M. Johnson, Pastor
Master Anderson th in k s one neigh pleasures that go Into smrdl room_
b o r ought to kn ow w hat the o the r the humble, wimple, accustomed sights
In the Bible school th i* week we
neig bor hi s, especially ch icken*. and sounds that bring the soul at once
The w o rld at large fo llo w s Hint tuto the open air.—Dora Greenwell.
I are stu dyin g the subject, ‘T h e Suf­
every thought, except in cities w hore
f e r in g Servant o f Jehovah.” The
neighbor* do not even k n o w each
s c rip tu re is found in Isa. 52.13.
D e a th -H o t.» » J o h e
others name, and e v e ry th in g run-«
Here is Gods p icture o f w ha t the
sm oothly along.
Not long ago ■ guard In the death
atonement
means. The w o rd fo r
The Grange was next entertained house became suspicious because the
our m em ory verses is “ Q uestion.”
man
in
the
death
cell
was
so
quiet
He
by Mrs. Eva S m ith , w ho to l l us
School opens at 9:45.
t at kissing by those w ho have Investigated His prisoner, who wa*
to die for murder within six hours,
The young people w ill study the
w hiskers is ’ lie best.
was busy lettering a cardboar«! sign subject.• “ T b - T riu m p h s o f the R ibb­
A. M. T y r r ill gave a reading on with charred matches. He was mark­
how a d a rk y -.warn to the promised ing out these letters' "Room to Ia?L*' on Abv ion Fields ” Hom. 1:16,17;
1st (.or. 1-17-21. Let o u r young
land.
—Cupper's Weekly.
l»eopk- get hold o f some o f the m any
I chubch TI
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s tirrin g truths o f whn.1 the Bible is
doing and not «iepend on reading
d ip p in g s from Hie ’W o rk!’ . Ser-
vices at 7 o’clock.
,n Hie m orn in g c h u rch sr. rvlee the
pastor w ill speak on Hie subject:
“ A Com parison o f T w o C hristia n
Lives.” (old testam ent exegesis)
in the evening service Mr. E. P.
Law rence of M edford w ill b rin g the
message. You w ill e njoy the m usi­
cal program o f these service* too.
A ll are welcome.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH
“ You a re W elcom e”
D. E. M illa rd — M in ister.
M innie E. Weaver — Bible school
superintendent.
Bible school at 10:00 A. M. w ith
classes fo r a ll ages.
C hurch services at 11:00 A. M.
A co rd ia l in v ita tio n to a ll.
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CHURCH OF C H R IST
Central Point, Oregon
West Pine Street
F a ith fu l Men in Charge
Assembly— 10 00 o’clock A. M.
A c o rd ia l welcome to ail.
a ■ ■ ■
a m elding o f the Masonic lodge.
H I Y PICN IC
Mr. Pogue of W ashington, a b ro ­
th e r of Mrs. Hulph l.e Vee is in our
c ity v is i ing his sister anil' friends.
G rover Youngs
of
(be
Mutual
calling on C entral Point m erchant*
caling on C entral Point m erchants
M onday.
Mrs. Fred T a y lo r and slaughter
E velyn, spent Sunday and Mon lay
in Jacksonville, v is itin g Mrs. Fred
Butcher.
.Mr. and Mrs. Santford R ichardson
bud us th e ir guests Sunday fo r «tin­
ner, .Mr. and Mrs. Jess R ichardson
and «laughter Erma.
John Anderson, muster o f C entral
P o in t grange, was a M ettford v is ito r
Tuesday w here be u ltrn d e d a I muiia I
m eeting at the F arm er’s Exchange.
Mrs. A rth u r Ayers Is helping at
tin- Casad h m m ns tin- Casad fam ­
ily are re jo icin g over tin- a rriv a l o f
little Barbara Mae. horn Monday 15.
.Melvin Bowman anil w ife
and
Miss M a rjo rie Bowman o f M e rrill.
Orcgon, v h lt r d over Sunday w iili
Leonard Bowman and fa m ily o f Ib is
, ,lv.
Ted Morava was the lu cky w in ­
ner o f liie B. C. A. Badiola and
O rth op ho nie given away
by III"
P alm er Piano house o f M edford
th is m onth.
The senior class is p ra cticin g fo r
the senior play w h ich w ill lit- g iv ­
en next m onth. Miss F lora C ollins
b Hie leading lady and Hie title of
the play is “ H er Step husband ”
Mrs. M attie Parker, accompanied
by her sisters, Mrs. Slober o f C la rk ­
ston, Wash., and Mrs. C lark o f
Traverse C ity, M ich., w ere v is itin g
in M edford, T hu rsda y afternoon.
Mrs. H. P. Je w e ll amt Mrs. Grimes
w ere in M edford, F rid a y.
They
took H arold Jewett up to have his
ear lancetl, lie having been s u lie r-
ing w itli a gathering in Ins ear.
Tiu- Ixulies Aid o f the Federated
c h u rch met at the home o f Mrs.
The H igh Y boy* gave a w ee ni
roast at the E lk ’s p ic n ic grounds,
Wcdncr.day evening. Mrs. W . W o lf
chaperoned the p a rty and they hud
a dandy lim e. Those w ho made up
the parity w ere: Faye l.ovc, F lora
C ollins, llo lie rla Realties, Vera D av­
is. Irene i.a m p ert, Helen I.am pert,
Elizabeth
Scotl,
L u c ille
Haver,
Ith in rh c Applegate, D o ro th y C a r­
men, M arion Custer, H a rry Eldon.
George Johnson. E lw a r d S !u n le \,
C arl Cot, i i i : n, Ted B ro w n , D elnm r
S m ith, John E<l«ly, Gerald M orning
star, unit P e rry Johnson.
ENTERTAIN
YOUNG
Why Hide Your Light
Under a Basket?
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Mr. H a rry Eldon entertained a
| p arty of young folks at h i* bom«'
Saturday nig ht. Games and danc­
ing furnished the e ntertainm ent fo r
Hie evening.
Those e n jo yin g tin-
p a rly w ere: Helen and Irene Lam ­
pert, E lisabeth
Scott, E lizabeth
S o t*b w t-ll, Leah amt Francis P arker
Vs-ra Davis, Jack and G lo ria Bolds,
Roberta and' Gene Realties, Cleo
Young. Ted B ro w n , Gerald M o rn in :
I »lur. M arion Caster, Louis and W il-
l*:" " Straub. Refreshm ents o f son«'
w'chcs. cake, ice enenin anti pun
w ere si ro -il.
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If you have Something to Sell Adver­
tize It.
W a m p u m N o t E u ro p e a n
It has h«M*n thought thin wampum
making wa» of European origin, but
the abundance of wampum bends
found In ixtng (aland shall heaps would
Indicate that the Industry was of In­
dian origin rather thnn European.
You have Competitors who will not be so
retiring.
F ir a t " F a r m P a p e r "
Agricultural Journalism
In the
United Stntes Is usually dated front
the establishment of the American
Farmer In Baltimore. This eight page
weekly was started In 1810.
If you don’t think enough o f your
business to boost it.
You should not
D a n g e r in C e llu lo id
Celluloid la very Inflammable and
can be Ignited by hot «team pipes, etc
It should, therefore, be handled very
carefully. Celluloid may begin to burn
at temperature* not far above that of
boiling water.
F ir a t C a b le E n g iïa n
The flrat oceun cable waa manufac­
tured lu England.
Willing to Serve You
at all tines with the very best meats the market
affords. We do our own buying to conform to
the local demand for good meats as we know it
from our long experience dealing with the local
trade.
feel bad if it* is not a success.
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FOR OUR CUSTOMERS
Central Point Meat Market
I. D. Lewis
Use Your Oldest Established Newspaper
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The Central Point Star
Our Newspaper is Not a Sideline But a Business
With Us
NO PRODUCT TOO GOOD
Central Point
Don’t try to keep it a Secret*.
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