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About Central Point star. (Gold Hill, Or.) 192?-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1929)
the central point ita » Mr. and Mr». Norvul Wiley were in tnwn from their Luke ('.reek ranch ilolg gome shuppitxg» Wed nesday. The Central Point P. T. A. hus postponed their Hireling from F ri day until Tuesday the 14th, uccortl ing to m announcement made to day. The election of olllcors for the ensuing year w ill lie held at this lime and the high school girl» w ill put on a play and all members are unaed to he present. Mr. Howland attended the meet ing of Service Station operators in Medford last week. Mr. ami Mrs. Middletona of (he Hood lliver Spray Co. were culling on Central Point merchants, Wed nesday. The Jury In the civil action of Cliff Smith of Central Point against Mr. (A J. Turhell for $3080 for «lam- ages received in a car accident, returned u verdict in favor of the plaintiff, awarding him $80. Mrs. Earl l.eever and con Hilly left for Portland last Saturday to Join Mr. l.eever after spending the past two weeks visiting at the home of Mrs. W. S. l.eever. Mrs. Ernest Scott is (akin, treat ment* at the Jacksonville Sanitor- ium where she is a patient. Eldest reports were that she was improv ing slowly. The Golden Link Bible class of the Christian church w ill have their party at the home of Mrs. Frank Cochran, Friday afternoon and a good attendance is looked for. The 6th grade, taught by Miss Horney, enjoyed a party in the school room. Wednesday afternoon. Cake and ice cream cones were served. EIGHTH (¡HADE PICNIC The 8th grade, chaperoned by Mrs. I.ewis, Mrs Ayres and Mr. Amick, the teacher, enjoyed a pic nic ut Jackson Hot Springs, Wed nesday afternoon. (¡11$ Eddy fu r nished transportation for them ali it was quite n trip in the truck. Weenies, buns and pickles were served ami all re|K»rt n good time. Many went in swimming too, which was great fun. o 8CHOOI-S TO CEOSE FRIDAY. MAY 24th The Central Point schools w ill he dismissed May 24th. The eighth grade has a clar s of 22 students in the A class ami they are pre paring for the state examinations to be given May 16-17. AMICK MARRIES FRIDAY, MAY 1«, I II« ÏS1L-----'.«L»___ ' -veiling, Muy 3, w ith about 175 In a good plun for the Grangers to The Junior class of the high .illinduute, Including granger« look into this matter. school had a picnic ut the Jackson from Suinr. Valley, Rogue IGver, llro ftursell announced that Car- Hot Springs, Thursday evening. Talent uud Jacksonville. kin said that the market grounds This is an annual affair and all Twelve candidate» received Anal lore becoming too valuable for a reported a good time. iihlkyntionx uml became aubordinate public market ground in any city. grangrrs. llro. Davidson talked on in ir- Mrs. Drysdale and Iwo children II. W. Mayfield, chairman of the ance and advised all people to keep of Medford .-pent I'rid -v with Mrs marketing committee, talked u|> ¡the moss off tlu ir buildings, which D o ..¡ lit . moti.er, Mrs. Paxson. some good deals on the lloor is a very good plan. Chairman T yrrell of the building llro. Nealon of Sams Valley, said CENTRAL POINT I.KAOS Friday night of this w'cek the IN SCHOOL BANKING committee made a few remarks what hail been said, w itli the ad Senior class of the high school rhout the future Grunge hall. dition of telling of another (¡range presents a play entitled, “ Her Step Br</. Hoover from Jucksonville ' radio program for next Thursday, Husband." The play ^should be well Following is the percentage the different schools banked lust week: 'Grunge gave a talk on the market .May ». attended as the students have been ing plan and wants the farmers to Mrs. Mabel Muck, county demon practising for several weeks and High School: raise a thousand heifers Ibis com (ration agent, announced that May w ill offer a good entertainment. Central Pidnt 93,75 ing year. He was sellins apricots 17 is ttie date art for home study Si nut Valley -52.38, I with no apricots in sight. tour and it is for all day, starting DAMON CAFE UNDERGOING Gold H ill 15.(52. ' llro. Gultager from l.lve Oak, ut Ashlund through the valley to (■rude School.: IMPROVEMENTS (Hogue River) also made a few re Tolo. All (¡ranges are invited to Tolo—1(8). The Damon Cafe is being repap marks on the marketing plan and attend. Table Hock 87.(8) ered and the woodwork is being believes in making a brother sore Three members were found to repainted ami w ill make the place Central Point 8(5.24 so he w ill talk and then you can be on the sick and distress list— look new and clean. Gold H ill—70.5» ct something out of him. the Mesdaines Whetstone, Hessel- W illow Springs—(i2.9(i T*rother Gallatin from the Talent gravc and Slroheimer. Sams Valley -41.18 NATIONAL CONCERN FAVORS Grange, gave us Hfc. idles of the For the closing ceremony a stag Agate- 31.25 NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING marketing plan and wants the pro lunch was out on by Brenner Hes- EXCLUSIVELY selgrave. Sparrow, Dr. Dean, David W ild. STAGE HEALTH PARADE ducers to work in harmony. The Pacific coast lead-i the en I llro. Conger from the Jackson son. Brown ami Hutton and the tire world in the use of electric AH «f the students that ure on the ville (¡range, gave some important supply was plenty for lift- large appliances, according to a recent health honor roll w ill march in new» in regard to the city public crowd, which shows the capabili statement made by J. S. T ritle of Mansfield, Ohio, general manager u parade through Main street to market in Medford, and '.i may be ties of the men. the City Park where Mayor l.eever w ill’ greet them. Ice cream rones ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ > a hi w ill be served to all the children ut the park. uf the merchandising department of the Wectioghouse Electric Com pany, who is an authority on the subject. The electric iron is the most w ide ly used electrical appliance. Per haps loe electric washing machine comes next, ,-wid then, at least u- mong the more important article-, tomes the electrical range, he said. We want County correspondents in every precinct. ---------0— CHRISTIAN CHURCH “ You are Welcome” I). E. Millard—Minister. Minnie E. Weaver — Bible school superintendent. Bible school at 10:00 A. M. with classes for all ages. Church services at 11.00 A. M. A cordial invitation to all. --------- o--------- CHURCH OF CHRIST Central Point, Oregon West Pine Street Faithful Men in Charge Assembly— 10 00 o’clock A. M. A cordial welcome to all. --------- 0--------- ENTERTAINS LADIES CLASS .Mrs. Ileinha'idl entertained the Ladies Class of the Federated I church at her home, Wednesday afternoon. The meeting was opened by siiruing a son,4 followed by a prayer by Mesdames Richmond and (¡rimes. The minutes of the pre vious meeting were read by the ! secretary, Mis. W ill Fergcron. Virs. Wyatt was in charge of the (levoional services and she gave a I splendid talk on the subject: “ Is The Jehovah of the Old Testament i the Jesii. of the New?” Her talk ' was greatly appreciated by the j ladies. • B Delicious refreshments were s e r-iB veil. Those present were: Mcsdamt s Click, Berger, Ferguson, Nieholf,, EmniM-rt, Faber, Hall, Medritt, . Eampman, W. p. Grimes, D. M. John • son, P. E. Johnson, M. W. Johnson, ¡B I’; ul Marlin. Alvin WillinnlS, E. E. ¡B Williams, Thompson, Wilson, Rich mond, Davis, Wyalt, Webster, Dun can, Smith and the hostess, Mrs. Bernhardt. : Why Hide Your Light Under a Basket? MUSIC FESTIVAL FRIDAY 1). F. Amick, principal of the Central Point schools, stole a inarch on his friends by going to (¡rants Pass last Saturday and getting mar ried. The nevus o f the wedding didn’t become known until Tues TWELVE RECEIVE GRANGE day ami some of his friends are DEGREES CENTRAL POINT planning n big charivari for the (By E. II. Slroheimer J happy couple. Central Point Grunge met Friday If you have Something to Sell Adver tize It. ■ a Don’t try to keep it a Secret«. You have Competitors who will not be so retiring. If you don’t think enough o f your business to boost it. You should not feel bad if it« is not a success. Use Your Oldest Established Newspaper 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, NO PRODUCT TOO GOOD FOR OUR CUSTOMERS The Central Point Star — 1 -ttriir. Our Newspaper is Not a Sideline But a Business With Us Central Point Meat Market Central Point I. D. Lewis ri ■ MANY PEOPLE ATTEND A goo,| number of Central Point people attended the music icsGv.il at Ashland last Friday and we were v eil represi nted in the pro,4 am given nt the Junior Hi,’h School under the supervision o f Miss Leona Marstcrs. Reprirentatlvcs from the following schools were in atten dance: Altamont, Henley. Pine Grove. Spring l^ike, Algoma. Mid lands, Klamath Agency, Klamath Falls. Bogue River, Central Point, Butte Falls, Pnoenix, Oak Grove, (Jrlffen Creek. Mt. Pin, Howard. Medford, (¡rants Pass and Ashland. The program began at one o’clock with the harmonica selection from the different ucbools. Then the singing from the different schools ending with a grand ensemble of all the children there, about 5(8), singing nt once which was very beautiful. Last, Miss Hale of Ash land directed the folk dancing and all the children did splendidly. ■ ■ ■ : ■ ■ ■ 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ Oregon «■» BI B< B.' Br Bi B, Bi . B l B. B B * B B Bi B l, IHTBK3I
