THB CENTRAL POINT STAB
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY It 1**9.
ITEM S OF IN T E R E S T ¿ROM
MULCH PAPER AND
MILCH COWS
'peal Happenings
Vl»il« In Gold lllll
Mr». F rank Atlutns visited her
coun I ii , Mr». Lyman ut Gold Hill
over the week-end.
FR UIA Y
Geo. Fox o f Medford, former Heal
Eatate dealer of thia city, was In
town Tuesday on business.
The Curnullon Club entertained
a Valentine party Friday even
ing ut the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Dubli». Music and game» in
keeping with Han Cupid'» holiduy
were enjoyed until u lute houi
when refreshment» were served.
The guest» included Mr. and Mr».
Albert McBcalh und »on Wayne,
Mr. and Mr». Hoy Kelly and »on
Melvin. Mr. and Mr». Tom Hodgson,
Mr. ami Mr«. Truine n Brenner, Mr,
and Mr» Sandford Hichurson und
daughter Charlotte, Mr. Hubert
Smith, Mi»» Wkitna Hood, Mr. und
Mrs. Harry Dtlbba and »on» Stan
ley and Norman.
From Klamath Falla
JAC.KHON PARENT TEACHERS
Leave« For Long Bench
Mr». Mattle Parker left “Sunday
fur Long lteuch, Calif. Io vi»i, a
few month* with her »on. Archie
and family in that d ly .
(ailed To Slater« lled»ide
Mr*. Martha Smith .left Friday
evcnlnK for Rogue Hlver »ailed there
hy the serious Blue»» of her «ister.
Ru»lne«« Caller From Medford
nt
Mr». I.. W. Jncohx and «laughter,
M EET AT ( EN TR A I, PO IN T
Barbara Lee of Klamath Fall» were
Saturday tmesis at the home of Mr.
The Jackson Parent Teacher»
ami Mr». Al llermanson.
council me, ut the High school aud
itorium, Saturday, with Mr*. Tol-
Vlalt The FrrguooiiN
lefaon, President and member» of
Mr. and Mrs. Kohixnn of Ashland the association lio«te»»r» for the
were visitors at the home of Mr. day, Mr». Norma I,ceder of Alli
and Mr». Win Ferguson Ihl» week. bimi. Ihe county president presided.
The Robison» Just recently return Mrs. Carl Fichlner acletl as secre
ed from a three months viall in tary. There was a good attend
ance, and satisfactory report» of
■iiuthern California.
tlic work thru out Ihe county were
given. Mr. A. A. Walker of (iranís
Visiting Father
Pass, district. Vice President wus
Father Simmjngton of Dunsmuir
present and spoke in the interest of
arriver, last Tlmrsdm tr» visit her
the work.
father. Ohe Pankey.
Celebrate» Birthday
l eave» For Klamath
Mrs. Elizabeth Scott, more famil
Fredenburg who Inis been
iarly know'n as Grandma Scott, cele
at the Frank Adam» home
brated her fOUi birthday on st.
past »lx weeks, left Thurs
Valentine's day. Her daughters,
Klamath Gounty.
Mrs. C. J. Dunean amt Mrs. Jess.
Iluiuriek kept open house at her
l lora Collin» Improved
home all day and Mrs. Scott receiv
Flora Collins who ha* been a ed her many caller» there. Refresh
patient ut a Medford hospital for ments of leu and cake were served.
the past week returned to her
home here in a much Improved Mrs. Rowland Return«
condition.
Mr*. Gene Hnwlund, who ha*
been
in Colorado with her dm ghl-
WiH Celebrate Anniversary
er since August ha* returned und
Mr. anil Mrs. Geo. Elfer» of has iuken charge of the Nip and
Phoenix wikj celebrate their fifty Sip Lunch Counter again.
The
first wedding anniversary a, Iheir pntrons of the place will welcome
home Feb. 20, Mr. amt Mr*. El Mrs. Rowland hack ug: in lo her
fers tire the parents of Mrs. Tether old »land.
ow who resides here.
L. H.
»¡«tiling
for the
day for
here
were two Irixhmen, one a
farmer anil one ■ po»tma»ter,
both of whom had a brogue you
could cut with a spade. One day the
farmer tame into the postoffice and
mauircd:
H iv e
you a letter fo r M ike
H o w e’ ”
iso,"’ «aid the po»tma«ter indig
nantly, “ of course I've no letter for
your cow."
For a long time no one knew what to
do with these until someone got busy
and made a chemical analysis of them.
” , believe this would be good food for
cattle," he said. So the bran was pre
pared, and tests have recently been
made of it by the Washington
State College Agricultural Experiment
Station.
For twenty days sweet-breathed Jer
seys and Holsteins were given their
2 u t W iia l A b o u t M u lc h ?
regular feed consisting of alfalfa hay,
grain mixture, and sunflower silage.
A ll of this may »eem far removed Then the pineapple bran was substi
from mulch paper, but it really isn't.
tuted for the sunflower silage.
You see, not so far in the future H ike
F r o m W o n d e r to E n th u s ia s m
Howe's cow may be eating a new food
made possible only by this durable tar
A t first the cows showed a tendency
paper which the pineapple growers in
to sniff dubiously at the exotic pine
Hawaii use to help the crop grow.
apple bran, but after a few days they
For miles and miles in Hawaii dur got decidedly enthusiastic, and in a
ing the planting season, machines will ahort time they would almost moo
be seen laying strips of black paper their delight when the new food waa
along the dark red ground. Workers put in their mangers.
follow the machine, punching holes in
It all goes to show that cows have
the paper and inserting the pineapple their feelings just as people do. W ho
slips
During the growing season the will forget the first time he ate an olive?
paper repels the efforts of weeds and Then contrast it with one's present at
conserves the precious soil moisture. titude towards that delicacy.
More
people all the time are eating pine-
P in e a p p le V e r s u s S u n flo w e r
apple, and perhapa the time will come
W hat has thia, apain, to do with when milch cows will be broken
cows? W ell, when the pineapples are hearted if the daily ration fails to con
sliced for canning there is a bv-product tain a few pounds of the food that
called pineapple pulp or bran.
It has been made possible by mulch
consists of the cores and outer coats. paper.
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MRS GREGORY
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B IB L E C L A S S
I Berem Class Meets
No job too small—None too Large
MERRIMAN’S BLACKSMITH SHOP
20 S. Riverside Avenue
Phone 279-J
Cranberries A ll the Year
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“The Sympathetic, Loving, Power-
Our Bible School
We are doing our hes, lo make
our school etticient in every way.
We can take care of more pupils,
and we will welcome you and your
friend. 9:45 i* the time of open
ing.
Our Young People's Work
A chicken dinner is being prepared.
A treat for the wives of the par
sonages and manses. Good.
CHRISTIAN CHURCB
“You are Weleome”
Rev. Fred Schell who was re
D. E. Millard—Minister.
cently called as pastor of the Phoe
Miss Eula Benson—Bible school
nix Presbyterian church, will be
Superintendent.
duty installed at a service to be
Bible school at 10.00 A. M. with
held in his church on Friday even
classes for all ages.
ing of this week. Rev. J. M. John
Church services at 11:00 A. M.
son will preach the sermon for the
A cordial invitation to all.
occasion.
Special meeting» are being
in the Sam’s Valley school
week end next hy Rev. D. ,).
dall. You wit, he more than
come any evening.
held
this
Ran
wel
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Central Point, Oregon
Went Pine Street
Faithful Men in Charge
Assembly—10.00 o’clock A. M.
A cordial welcome to all.
Leaves for California
Grandma Barker left on the Mon
j
day train for California points
E N T E R T A IN S SUNDAY
w ere she will make an extended
SCHOOL CLASS W EDNESDAY
visit. Her many friends are glad
she can enjoy this visit, though she
Mrs. E«lward Jones entertained
will be greatly missed here.:
her Sunday school class with a
party at her home, Wednesday ev
Attends Bible School
ening. Games were enjoyed an«,
R. M. LeVee and daughter, Willa
a, a late hour sandwiches, fruit
attended Bible school at the Fed
erate church, Sunday morning from salad, and punch were served to
Rernice Reaines, Grace Hermanson,
their home near Gold Hill.
I-ela Mauldlng, Gladys Robinson,
Merle Hedgpeth, Ruth Turpin, Lu-
To Leave for Portland
cile
Hover, Thelma Williams, Dor
Mrs. H. W. Davisson of Table
othy
Jones. Laurine Hugger, John
Rock is leaving the last of this
Eddy, Hoy Love, Eddy Martin,
week
for
Portland
where
she
wilt
j
visit for some time with her daugh Laurel Capps, John Lathrop, Alice
Maple, Champ Pitls and Carl Hov
ter who resides there.
The Berean class of the Federated
church held its monthly meeting
Wednesday, Feb. 12 at Ihe home of
Mrs. L. C. Grimes. This class has
about fifty women on its roll and
nearly forty were present at this
meeting. A devotional service was
conducted hy Rev. J.M. Johnson,
teacher, and Mrs. IT. P. Jewett, pre
sident of the class. This was fol
lowed by a short business session.
I i ing the social hour, a shower,
was given Mrs. Alvin Williams who
was delighted with many beautiful
gift*.
Delicious refreshments were serv
ed by Mrs. J. M. Johnson, Mrs. Paul
Martin and Mrs. Duncan.
Those present were Mesdames
Webster. Nichols, Grisham, Elliot,
W.P. Grimes, Harris, Bernhardt, A.
Williams, Arlen Thompson, Adrian
Thompson, E.C. Faber, Everett
Faber, Tollefson, Tex, J. M. John
son, Reed, Borah, L. Smith, Engle,
Duncan. Nichols Sr., P. Martin,
HoffmanJl. Mayfield. Mary May-
field, Jewett, P. Johnson, Speaker,
Severson, I.ampinan nnd the host
OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING
FED ER A TED CHURCH NOTES
J. M. Johnson, Pastor
You are especially urged to ge,
into the services now, as there is
lo be special efTorts made in all
The annual church (congrega departments, looking toward the
tional» meeting will be held on the Easter time. 6:30 is the hour yet.
evening of Ihe 20th of March, Bring a friend.
The Church Service»
Thursday. Atl are looking forward
Loyalty to God, to his work, to
to a great meeting.
our friends, to strangers, and to
The ministers of Ihe Bogue River our own best interests is the high
ministerial association are invited est type of purpose. The aim of
to take their wives to the February Ihe church services is to help you
meeting which convenes in the seek, and attain these best things.
town of Bogue River next Monday. Come 11 o’clock A. M.; 7:30. p. m.
' G'*? ’JW -
The rural home of Mrs. Frank
Gregory was Ihe scene, Friday af
terno«
Pel». 14 nJ Hie regular
monthly meeting of Ihe
’Golden
(.ink Bihii class of Ihe Christian
church.
Ollie«
for ihe coming
•year were elected us follows, Mrs.
Visit at Grants Pass
Catey, president; Mrs. Cover, Vice
I.rave» for M errill
Mr. und Mrs. Jtostell were ! resident; Mrs. Tetherow. .'' -cre-
tary; Mrs. Hedgepeth, treasurer.
Mrs. C. Bowman of Merrill left Grunt* Pass visitors, Sunday.
The next meeting will lie held ut
Monday fur tier Imine after having
Bead the Ads ami profit A pond ttn home of Mrs. Tom Panke.v,
spent the week end in Central
Point visiting her son I-eonard advertiser is usual!) u good mer March 14th.
Bowman and family.
chant.
Follow fng the business meeting a
social time w:., «ivoyed including
games anil guessing contests. Dain
ty refreshments were served hy t..e
ONLY EXCLUSIVE AUTO PAINT CO. IN SOUTHERN OREGON
Committee nnd Ihe Valentine colors
All Work Guurimleed
Phone 724-H
were carried out thruout.
J. H. DAILY
The ladies enjoying the hospital
A Painter of Reputation
ity were Mesdames Peck. Lewis,
CRATER LAKE AUTO PAINT CO.
Lois Richardson, Hermanson, Con
Unequalled Work at Reasonable Price«
ger. Tetherow, Adams, Henderson,
601 N. Grape
Medford, Oregon
Haley, Maury, Hover, Capps, Wiley,
Edward Jones, Toni Pankey, Catey,
Love. I.imipinun, Patterson, Hart
1 ".ri ’".J 1 . :
ley, Halsey. Tex, Cornutt, Hursell,
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Young, Hemphill, Strohmeier nnd
the hostess.
ess.
AUTO SPRINGS
All Make Cars nnd Trucks.
Attention is called to the weekly
services in the different depart
ments of »lie church work. The
Tueailay afternoon Bible study
classes, all ladies welcome. The
mid-week service* of the church on
Wdnesday evening. Jus, now the
study is in the txiok of Acts, a
chapter hy chapter study of the
• r!y church. The ladies* Aid on
each first and third Thursdays of
the month. 'The missionary so
ciety on the fourth Thursday after
noon.
The Boys' Pioneer Club
meets on Ihe Hrs, and third Satur
days.
Mens’ prayer meeting on
Monday evening.
C A R N A T IO N C L U B H O L D S
V A L E N T IN E PARTY
.CHUHCH
OCNCEMEN
T1IE FED ER A TED C ill RCH
er.
Fabers Entertain Board
The Easter Program committee
was appointed at the monthly
meeting of the Sunday Schoo,
hoar«, on Tuesday evening of this
week. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Faber
were hosts for the members of the
hoard at this meeting.
Return» Home
Mrs.
W, Halsey of South Da
kota, who has been visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. H. H.
Lampman for the past six weeks,
left Wednesday for her home in the
east.
Green Trading Stamps
AT
Nip & Sip Service
Station
Central Point,
Oregon
on
Gas, Oil, Tires, Tubes and Grease
UNION SHELL and TEXACO PRODUCTS
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
Central Point Meat Market
Central Point
I. D. Lewis
...
Oregon
ziTRANBERRIES are not simply
QJ-an autumn food which can be
bought only at Thanksgiving
time. To he »nrc, fre«h cranberries
are limited in point of time, but did
you know that cranberries are com
mercially canned as jelly or sauce,
so you can have them any time of
the year? Cranberry jelly, just as
it conics from the can, is a real con
serve ready to use with game or
fowl. Cranberries in cither of these
forms save the housewife from all
the drudgery of picking over and
washing them, boiling them, and,
for the jelly, rubbing them through
a sieve.
Tart, but Sweet
The cranberry is one of the few
fruits which has a fresh, delicious
flavor and vet has a »uggestMi of
tartness about it which makes it
welcome in desserts and salads
which might otherwise be too sweet.
Cranberry ice, molded cranberry
salad, and many other cranberry
dishes may be made. Here is th«
way to make:
Cranberry Jelly Salad: Heat one
can of cranberry jelly with one-hall
cup orange juice and two table
spoon» lemon juice, '-oak four tea
spoons of gelatin in two table
spoons cold water and then dissolve
in the hot, melted cranberry. Strain
and cool. Add one-fourth cup diced
celery and on«-fourth cup chopped
nuts w'hen beginning to stiffen.
Pour into molds wet with cold wa
ter, and chill. Turn onto lettuce
leaves, and serve with celery heart*
Huffed with cream cheese. * .,J
Nip & Sip Lunch Counter
Stop in
Delicious Barbecue Sandwiches
Hamburgers, Ice Cream, Cold Drinks,
Candy and Cigarettes