Central Point star., February 14, 1930, Image 3

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NEW S ITEM S OF IN TE R E S T
Well Known : - ParentTeachers
Citizen Passes Hold Meeting
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George Brown Boss died at his
The debating teams from the
home in Central Point February I
The
local
basket ball
team Medford high school, accompanied after an illness of several weeks
liluyed the Junior High team on by their coach, Ralph Bailey, gave from heart trouble. He v as 67 years
high ,
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Monday night at Central Point nnd m pructlce delude before . the
. „ , . 3 months and 21» days oId at llie unw
s c h o o l usscmbly at Central Point
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f
lost the game by 3 points.
C. P. Leeee Basket Ball Gerne
Friduy afternoon.
H u ff e r ln g
P ro m
Lum bago
Mr. John Pierce of this city has IL w r 'i Visits
J. I.. Rowe and wife of Sums Val­
been suffering from u severe cute
ley were guests ut the home of Mar­
of lumbago.
cellus Howe und family, Suturduy.
Visit« at Curleys
D r iv e « T u S a le m
Jesse Richardson drove Io Salem
lusi Thursday and relumed Sun­
E. I). McIntire and family were
day accompanied by Mrs. Richard- guests ut the C. W. Curley home in
soil who hod been visiting her Applcgiile, Sunduy.
daughter, Mrs. C. Hard Hairs und
family since December.
The grade hoys haskelhiill learn
pluyed the Hogue River team ut the
New Arrival
Central Point Gym Friduy night
Mr. und Mrs. Mervln iilrason are winning liy a seorr of IK to X.
the proud parents of a V itound Imy
born Sunday. February 9 at the Sac­ Itrlu rn From California
red Heart Hospital. Both nuithcr
.Mr. und Mrs. J. <1. Love recently
and baby are doing fine.
returned from southern Culiforniu
where ttiey have been visiting with
Guests Of Lewis Family
friends
fur several weeks.
U\ I). Lewis und wife of Medford
were guests nt the I. D. Lewis home
Mrs. Love Improving
Saturday.
Mts. Holly l.ovc who lias been
on the sick list for some time is
Recovers From Flu
Mr. <«. Merritt, who lias been ill reported ns improving.
witli u severe nttack of the flu,
Delegates to O.8.C.
lias recovered.
Four student» of our loeul high
school and Mrs. Shepman left Thurs­
Visiting From Medford
Mr. and Mrs. Will Pyhurg of Med- day for Corvallis where they will
ford were visitors at the home of attend the seventh annual educa­
tional exposition which the Oregon
Mary Mee Sunduy.
State College will put on Friday and
Saturday. Those nwiking the trip
From Gold H ill
Mr. and Mrs. Italpli LeVee of Gold were Glen H ilson, Marion Caster,
Hill were transacting business in Mae Eicher, and Loomis Davidson.
Centrai Point Monday.
The Central Point Parent Tench-
erg Association met Friday a fte r -!
The choir will go into special
practice soon for the Easter time.
We need more help. Music is so
important.
.Miss Gladys Hogman and Miss Le-
vida Culbertson were home over
the week end, from the State
Normal at Ashland. Miss Gladys
Bond, who was a visitor at the par­
sonage went Io Ashland with these
young ladies on Monday morning.
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M to fito K ffM I M K H ffiH M n *
ANY
a tinuaewifc has had txr1 bine on« cup drained Hawaiisn pine-
i to ay with a tig1. ‘T v e ja p p le dd-bits, two cub « diced cooked
l
«it m 1 ot sated» t«» ’u *| chicken, tbree-fcurtba cup diced celery,
- » lim b. - hut lie won't c«t them. a..a o
third cup mayonnaise drewng
A i d I know he should. for the fruits Arrange in lettuce cups, tup wiU.
a d vcsetaklee arc really necasasry for mayonnaise, and garnish with ripe
health.'
olives.
Somctimn, let us whisper it, the
Tropical Salad: Cut eut slices at
reaaon hubby won't eat salads is just
because he is atuobutn.
But Bore pineapple in halves. Pare an avacado,
often it is because the salads aie so cut in halves lengthwise, remove stone,
flavorless. The obvious remedy it to and cut halves croa-wrise into half moon
use mote highly flavored ingredients. shapes. Arrange on a bed of romaine,
As an old colored mammy used to lay. alternating halves of pineapple and
"Le's jet' jimp ’er up t ait.“
avacado.
Serve with lime dressing
made by substituting lime juice for
Finoapplo H ath
lemon j juice in a standard French
And what could be e
“ jimp up" a salad than by the use of dressing.
full flavored, rich Hawaiian pineapple.
Pineapple end Cream Cheese Salad:
Certainly a salad which contains this D rain twelve Haw aiian pineapple slices
delicious fruit will captivate the heart and dry thoroughly. Combine one and
of even the moat obdurate salad hater. one-fourth cakes cream cheese, two
Red Star Salad i Drain the syrup tablespoon« cream, one-half teaspoon
from a can of pineapple tid bits. Cut salt, a dash o f ' pepper and paprika,
an equal quantity of tender celery into and three drops onion juice; beat u ntil
small pieces, sprinkle with lemon juice, smooth and creamy.
Spread one-
and stand in a cool place until chilled. eighth inch thick on each slice o f
Add one-fourth cup of blanched and pineapple.
T h e n prom every tw o
chopped almonds or pistachio nuts to slices of pineapple closely together.
a cupful of mayonnaise dressing and C h ill well, cut in wedge shapes and
use sufficient dressing to mix thorough­ pile on crisp lettuce.
Pour over k
ly with the celery and pineapple. Serve French dressing and serve with may-
on lettuce leaves and garnish with onnaise. As a variation, add one table-
pimientos cut into small star shapes
spoon Roquefort cheese or two table­
spoons o f finely ihoppjpl chives to the
cream cheese, in place o f onion juice.
steed of going out to hunt each day's
I f waffles stick .don't grease the
rationa er pick them la the convenient
iron, but add two extra tablespoons feeeeta, they bad te settle dawn near
of melted butter to the waffle batter their fields and devote their apare
Vitamin B .which occurs abundantly time to gome of tbe finer arte e f life.
in vegetables, fruits, m ilk, and Thus dvtltaatton advanced hand Ip
hand with the cultivation ef corn.
wholegrained cereals, stimulates the
appetite. This vitamin is lacking
in sugar, fats, and highly refined
R ig h t! o f Indigen t»
cereals.
> The Poet Office department any»
G u lf Tide» F ar-R each in g
Tides from the G u lf o f Mexico a f­
fect the w aters e f the Bayou Mes-
plqua, in Louisiana, more than 100
miles upstream, suys the Daarbofn
Independent. The bayou Is DO feet
deep a t a point TO mile« from Its
mouth, w hile the alavsttoa o f Its beaks
at th a t po in t la only 19 fe e t
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Central Point Meat Market
Central Point
I. D. Lewis
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Oregon
“You are Welcome”
D. E. Millard— Minister.
Miss Kula Benson—Bible school
Superintendent.
Bible school at 10:08 A. If. with
classes for all ages.
Church services at 11:00 A. M.
A cordial invitation to all.
C H U R C H OP C H R IS T
C e n tra l P o la t, Oregon
W est P ine B treet
Faithful Men in Cbarff
Assembly—10.00 o ’clock A.
A cordial welcome Io all.
W r o n g A p p e lla tio n
W e call a fiHillsh person a “ gooae’'
jm bubljr for the same reason w e cull
a smart peraon “a wise old owl." The
» « I 1«. In fact, one of the stupidest of
birds, w hile the goose la In reality one
o f the smartest
The goose can find
Its wav home across a hundred miles
of country and It can be trained to do
tricks aa easily aa any other bird or
animal.
depending
upon
the
m arket
B e g in W i t h P o t t y L a r e o n y
Oranges and other citrus fruits
X « ( • C fa riU M rts « *
are particularly good source of v it­
nomadic peoples Arat
amin C.
te grew their food and atore it. la-
NO PRODUCT TOO GOOD
C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H
Isra,
From the Troptqa
at all tines with .he 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.
You arc invited Io bring a friend
Io. the church services of Hu- day.
Ttie program of music will lie espec-
¡ally good, and the fellow-ship worth
while. The pastor will preach iu
the morning service on the subject:
“Type* of Religion.” and in the ev­
ening another evangelistic service
will he held.
Saturday evening is the time for
the Pioneer Boys Club meeting. Par­
ents and boyg. please take notice.
Rev. J. M. Johnson will hold his ra la e o f cotton. I t was introduced to
regular monthly service at Pros­ America about WO years ega.
pect on Thursday evening of this
week.
CUchen and Pineapple ttalad; Com-
Willing to Serve You
hour.
Rev. L. A. Meade (and party) who
were here in a meeting in July, will
begin a meeting with several of the
churches of Ashland on Tuesday ev­
ening of this week. He has some
N ation ”! C otton C rop
helpers with him now who were not
The United States supplies
with him at Central Point. The
h a lf e f tbe w orld-« yearly eotten crop.
meetings will be held in the Meth­ Tbe value o f th is varies from a M i­
odist church there.
llen and a h a lt to fo u r MlUou del
E igh th G rad e N ew s
«1
Those present on Sunday morn-
noon in the High school auditorium, jng enjoyed very much the sermon
with a good attendance, Mrs. Theo preached by Rev. M. A. Marcy. He
I’olleltou. the president providing. is an ernesl worker that ig taking
> The association voted to serve his work seriously.
Horn ut llie old Host place near dinner to the county Parent Teach­
Jacksonville, lie had resided in Jack- ers Council Io he held here Satur­
Some improvements are
son county all Id» life. He was the day, February 15 also to sponsor made in Hie kitchen in the heing
base­
second son ttl Colonel und Mrs. the Willamette University Glee club ment of the church. The ladies who
John E. Huss, early pioneers of the which will appear here either serve in that department from time
county.
March 14 or 15 Hie exact date to be Io time will find things more con­
He was married in Jan. 18MX to published later, 'die 7th and Xth venient. I hanks to the men again.
.Mary M. McCnrvel in Central Point. grade Glee club surg a number.
Eight children were horn to this .Everett Faber gave a splendid
March 20lh ‘ as been set by the
union, seven sons and one daughter. talk on Citizenship.
church Board us the time for the
Alvin Toflefson gave a very inter- annual meeting. Plans are being
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Mary M. Itoss and five children, j csting talk on Thrift.
made for the greatest meeting in the
four sons and one daughter, Frunk. Lucy Case of the Oregon Stale Col- history of Hie church. Reports from
E. Itoss, Jerome, Arizona; Haymond U'ge. was present and gave a short all ilepartiiK-nl of church work will
on club work. The organiza- be given, a new board elected, and
Itoss, .Medford, Ore.; iprssell Ross, I talk
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Ccntrul Point, Ore.; und Mrs. Homer lio n of a 4-H club in the 8th grade other items of interest attended Io.
Bowman, Central Point, Orc. Also was the result of her labor.
three grand-children, two brothers,
Many were pleased Io see Mrs.
Mrs. Louis Grimes read a paper on
John E. Boss und Tom D. Boss both Founders day that was much en­ .M. B. Thornebrue with us for a few
o f Central Point and one sister, .Mrs,
ilaya visit.
Glad to know, too,
joyed.
that she is well, and happy.
-
Rufus Phelps of Portland, Ore.
At the close of the meeting the
The funeral services were held-
.Mrs. Parker was with us on Sun­
in Medford Tuesday ufternoon with Ath grade mothers served cuke and
day, the first for some weeks. We
Perl i'unerul Home ill churge.
lea.
rejoice that she is improving after
her illness.
Returns To Portland
Pearl Slewurt of Port lami who
The following pupils were on the
has been here tuki ng care of lier eighth grudr honor roll nt the mid-
falher, (Mie Pnnkey during his ill- i year: Geneva Brown. Mnxine Croft.
liess returned to her home Friday. Francis Faber, Lewis Hcdgcpclh,
Dorothy l.imberk, Kathryn l.uthrop,
Melvin Mayfield. Helen Nelson,
Fire Cali Sunday
The fire department whs called Gladys Priekskul, Haymond Rennrd.
out Sunday afternoon In extinguish Erinel Shaver, Edna Shaver and
a flu fin- in Hu- old M erritt batlding Har-ry Young.
the fire causing alight damage. Mr.
The pupils who came into the
and Mrs. Andrew Choniel are liv­ eighth grade room at mid-veur
ing in the house.
were nil hoys. They • ~e Ciuud
Keene, Donald Kichnrdxo,}. Hous­
Baby C lin ir H eld
ton Pitts, l.allid Stevens, Harvey-
Dr. It. C. Wilson, county physic­ Stevens and Haymond Mann.
ian und .Mrs. Lydn King, county
The organization, “Our Gang”, in­
nurse held a baby clinic nt the stalled their new ofllcers last Fri­
health center building here Tues­ day.
Pres, Kathryn Lathrop; Vice
day afternoon.
Thirteen babies Pres., Houston Pitt»- S-c Erin; I
were examined.
Shaver; Trens., Melvin Muyfield.
The addresses given on Friday
afternoon and evening by Miss Lucy
Schafer of the Board of National
Missions was enjoyed very much.
Miss Schafer has had years of var­
ied experiences, and I* a keen ob­
server. She tells what she has seen,
vivid reality.
ful Jesus’* would be as good a title
as the one, “Jesus Heals And Helps’*
for our lesson this week. It is in
the 8th and 9th chapter* of Matt.
Some are bringing new pupils; and
we hope you w ill bring some more.
School open« at 9:45.
The young people w ill study the
subject: “Lessons From John's First
Epistle.**
1st John 1:7-10; 1:1-*,
Please let there be the finest prepa­
ration, by all, and all w ill enjoy the
study. Lets make it a real lesson
"De trouble you makea fak tease,
body elea," said Uncle Eben, “la allqp
ttabte to turn up In yob ewe affaire
an* make you with you hadn’t
•o good a job of I t ”— Wi
■tar.
that the eealed mall of persons Mvlag
ta g county home la aa fully protected
tFOm unlawful opening aa the mail ef
any other cttlxen. The more feet that
the Umateraare to unfortnaato no to
have been Compelled to neek toeitor
la an Institution maintained far toe
Indigent give« the superidtendent ne li­
cense to Interfere with their
F a r ia L a t in Q u a r t e r
The Latta quarter ef Parte to ton
«action of the city to which the UU-
verelty of Parts Is situated. Rdueatlsa
la the university was formerly given
to Latin, and the students need te ge
about the town alugtag their aes>gs to
Latin, thus giving rise to the name
which perstoto to ton peasant gar.
I .CHUnCH J
FED ER A TED CHURCH NOTES
J. M. Johnson, Pastor
“The Sympathetic, Loving, Power-
A earvei ef tbe Inme’ee of many
peeltentlarlea made by aa official of a
juvenile court showed that potty la r­
ceny wee the outstanding fiw t etr-a-e
ef tbe pi-'ienera «lewtaeS.
Ill H ealth DaAnad
The long bad time for which yon
traded « »hart good tim e.— Loo Angelas
Times.
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