Central Point star., May 16, 1930, Image 3

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lard, Young, I.etherow, Bursell, COMPETENT AND EXPERIENCED
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Strolmader, Maury, Southwell, Cor-
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MANAGEMENT AMBIREI)
uutl, Iferiiianson, E. Jones, Nuher,
FOR CHEESE FACTORY
l.ampman, L. Pankey, Conger, S.
Iliehardson, Huley, Bowmun, Coch­
Mr. A. Woodrieh and family of
ran, Gregory, A. Pankey, Neil, Peek,
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Love, Coker, Marine, Anderson, Klamath Falls are now occupying
Manlding, Maple, Henderson, Carr, the residence owned by Sanford
I.cap, Cast, Mrs. Weaver of Sam» Richardson. At the time of leaving X
Valley, Mrs. Rruzllle of Cove, Ore., for here, Mr, Woodrieh was mana­
and Mrs. Joy Purkeypilc of Alberta 1 ger of the Lost River Dairy in X
Canada and Ihe hostess Mrs. Wiley. Klamath county. M. Woodrieh is
a native of Switzerland ariil gradu­
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of the University of Wisconsin.
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ENTERTAIN BASKET
He lias been an exlensixe traveller
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and close observer of everything
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pertaining to agricultural activities,
The members of the high school and to dairying, creameries and X
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busket-ball teams were guests At Hie cheese manufacture, in which bus­
home of Mr. anil Mrs. L. C. Grimes iness lie has spent most of his life
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Friday evening. The evening was in tiw* actual manufacture of. His X i 1X1 iXI IX
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spent playing games.
Dainty re­ connections have been, almost in­
freshments were served. Those pre­ variably, with co-operatives in Wis­
sent were: Mae Eicher, Loomis Da­ consin and Idaho, and a few other
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vidson, Hulls Webster, Amy John­ stales. He has had special training
son, Delpliia Milton, Dorothy Jones, and years of manufacturing exper- I ONLY EXCLUSIVE AUTO PAINT CO. IN SOUTHERN OREGON
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Roberta Reaines, Eiizabeth Scott, lence in the manufacturing of but-'
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Elizabeth Southwell, Mrs. Jewett, ter and cheese, and also ptyticular
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Mrs. Shepman, Bob Ixrosch, Orville training in that brunch of the bus­
Custer, Donald Patterson, John iness pertaining to the profitable '
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Clark, Delmar Smith, Frank Eber- marketing of the output. On the ‘
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ling, Harry Snyder, Marion Custer, successful marketing of a product I
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Mr. Wertz, und Mrs. Jewett.
and every manufactured product.
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In his years of experience as man­
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tive cheese plants and creameries,
not a single failure is recorded. Mr.
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Woodrieh stated that he could not
recall a single failure of a co-oper­
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All Make Cars and Trucks.
No job loo small—None too Large
ative cheese factory or creamery in
his native land or this country
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where absolute co-operation of pat­
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rons and management was strictly
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observed and practiced. Where this
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harmonious condition prevailed, he
stated, there could possibly be no
such thing as failure, for the fact
that the patrons received every cent
of the agreed price of their milk
less only Ihe operating expenses
under economical management there
being no one connected With the
industry for Ihe purpose of making
a single fortune at the expense of
the producers.
Mr. Woodrieh will be the cheese
maker in the new cheese factory.
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Al Head Indian
Mrs. Ansel Pearce of this city mid
Ed I’lele of Trail W U S II ltllllillP M
visitar in Outrai P u l l i t Friduy. Miss l.eeu Daliack of Eagle Point
drove upto Dead Indian Sunday unit
spent the day with Mr. Pearce and
Hbiippiiig in City
Cliiiiiici' Case of IU- iik I«- was in his two brothers.
town Wednesday Irudiiitf with local
Keturns tu C ity
firms.
Mrs. Belk Davis, who has hern
in Ashland the past month with
Trading in City
A. P. Keyser of Ihe Meadows was tier son and wife, returned to this
trading with local merchants Wed­ city lust week: Her many friends
ure glad to welcome her hack.
nesday.
V U ilu r from
T ra il
Arrive From California
Berkeley, California arrived in
Leali Parker, who tins been teach­
ing schuld at Ilonansa is home for Central Point Saturdiiy evening to
make their home with their daugh­
tin* summer vaeulion.
ter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs.
Sanford Hi« hi rdson.
Trnnsarting Busines«
E. E. Nosier of Gold Hill wus
transacting Itiisiness in Central I,ease for Diamond Lake
W. It. Maulding. who has been
Point Friday.
clerking at Theis» and Co’s groc­
ery store for some time, resigned
liuaincHM Visitor
Mr. W. J. Freeman, of the Free­ Saturday and Monday he und his
man Implement Company was a son left for Dlumond Lake where
business visitor al Talent Monday. lie wil have charge of the Howard
Store.
Hom e for Summer
Seniors P irn ir
The Senior class enjoyed the day Vi«itora from Marshfield
off from school Wednesday and
Allie Hazelwood and wife of
went to Evan's Creek for a pirnir. Marshfield came over the latter part
of Ihe week for u visit wijh Mrs.
Undergo*« Operation
I.. C. Hazelwood, Mr. Hazelwood’s
John Eddy who wag operated on mother.
for un acute attack of appendicitis
Monday is reported u» resting easy. I Mother Die«
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Powell of
Son Born
Klamath Falls returned Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Williams an­ frof Eugene where they were rail­
nounce the birth of a baby hoy, ed by Ihe serious illness of Mr.
Elmer Hay, born Sunday, May the Powell’« mother. Mrs. Powell passed
11th.
away While they were there. Mrs.
liruee Powell Is a sister of Mrs.
V U itin g in City
Victor Bursell and Mrs. Morse Hu­
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sanborn ley of this city.
and rhildren from Yankee Creek
ae visiting at the John A. (kmner Jobcdiah Pankey
home tills week.
Johediah Pankey died May 13th,
at the age of 87th years. He had
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( ETAOI.N SHHDNLU own in tor some time at the Olu
The students of tlie Fourth grade Soldier’s Home in Roseburg. The
entertained their Mothers Friduy remains arrived in Medford Wed­
aft ernoop with a program of plays nesday evening and funeal arrange­
tongs ami reeilaliuns.
ments will he made later. Mr. Pun-
key has a host of friends and re­
V isit at Ashland
lations in this city who will mourn
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lex and daught­ his loss.
er. Jerry, Mrs. I.ex’s parents, Mr.
and Ms. Obe Pankey. were guests Bible Clasa lln ld « Meeting
Tlie Golden I.ink Bible Class of
Sunday at the Imine of Mr. and
Ihe Christian Church held thier rc-
Mrs. Lewis Pankey at Ashland.
glular uUmthly meeting Friday af­
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred
Aerepla Position
Mr. Carl Gorman, proprietor of Wiley.
The meeting was opened witii a
the Bon Aire Service Station in the
noth part of town, lias accepted a song und prayer after which the
traveling position witli Hie Colum­ business of the class wus disposed
bia Brewing Company at Tacoma. of. The "class voted to buy new
curtains for the Primary room at
Hie rhureh.
F a m ily Reunion
Mrs. Bursell gave a short rending
Mrs. I.. C. Hazelwood enjoyed Mo­
ther's Day by having her rhildren about "Mother”; Mrs. Young gave a
her ohme were Mr. and Mrs. Ollie reading “A Toast to Mother’s Day
Hazelwood of Marshfield, Mr. and and Mrs. Strohmeier entertained
Mrs. W. II. Keopsell mid children with a reading "A Little Boy with
of East Medforil, Mrr. and Mrs. His Mother at a Circus.”
Myron Downey of Eugene Orchard.
Sore get acquainted stunts proved
a lot of fun ns did the sircus that
all attended.
Tlie next meeting wil he ut the
home of Miss Maury.
Delirious refreshments of cake,
ice cream and tea were served.
Those present were: Mesdames Mil-
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Nip & Sip Service Station
Reginald Cnggeshall, «ports editor
of the Baris edition of the New York
H< raid, will come to the University of
Oregon as professor of journalism next
fall. It Is announced by Eric W. Allen,
dean of the school of journalism.
Fresh from nearly five years of active
and varied newsfzper work, Mr.
rnggcshall bns be->n recommended to
take tin place left vacant by the res­
ignation < f l)r. Ralph I). Casey, who
bn« accepted tho position of hend of
the department or journalism at tho
University of Minn <c:a.
In addition to his newapap r experi­
ence. Mr. Cogge.^hall has also done
aoiao ti :chlng nt Harvard and at T u ts
university and Is warmly recommend­
ed by both educators and practical
newspapermen.
He graduated from
Harvard in 191C, and took advanced
work there and at Tufts.
While in Europe. Mr. Coggeshall hS3
travelled extensively, both in connec­
tion with his work and while on vaca­
tions. He has visited England. Ger­
many. Austria, Hungary, Switzerland,
Italy and other countries and has
made special studies of their condi­
tions.
Judge: "So you weren’t doing
anything when arrested?”
Rastus:—“No, sah. Ah was jest
walking along down de street and
singing a little song when dis big
Irish policeman came along and
started to beat me up.”
Judge:—“What weree you sing­
ing?”
Rastus:—("Just a little song called
’Ireland must he heaven, cause mah
inothah came from theah’.”
Jack:—“So your father demurred
at first because he didn’t want to
lose you.”
Ethel:—»“Yes, hut I won his con­
sent. I told him he need not lose
me; we could live with him, so he
would not onlv have me, hut a son-
in-law to boot.”
Jack:—“H’m! I don't like the ex­
pression ’to boot.”
You arc Welcome”
D. E. Millard—Minister.
Mi.s Eul:i Benson—Bible school
Superintendent.
Billie school at 10:00 A. M. with
classes fur all nfei.
Church services at 11X10 A. M.
A cordial invitation to all.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
Central Point, Oregon
'.Vest Pine Street
Faithful Men in Charge
Assembly—10.00 o’clock A. M.
A cordial welcome to all.
W i/fin g 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
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T urning S-L-O-W Sales
into Quick Turnovers
Book Survey Planned.
A survey ot giuiiy book« for the
buxine«« man, in order to prepare and
publish list« made up on the basis of
recommendations from instructors In
different business subjects, will be
conducted by members of Alpha Knp
pa r*eil. national professional com
merce fraternity at the University c'
Oregon, It was decided by the fra
ternlty.
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TIIE FEDERATED CHERCHES
J. M. Johnson, pastor
Other things are always challeng­
ing our time and our attnetion; hut
there is nothing so important as the
things of eternity. You will need
God after you are through with the
things of lime; and you need him
now. And he needs you. He calls
you to study, worship, service, fel­
lowship. "Let us forsaken not the
nssempling of ourselves together, as
the manner of some is.” Het. 10:25
You are welcome to all Christian
services. Go somewhere to Bihli
school, preaching, services, and to
young peoples’ services. Mak? these
♦hings first.
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CHRISTIAN CIICRCII
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In this ad we wish to emphasize one big idea and that
this;
You’ve got to put forth every effort to keep home
folks coming to your stores and buying in your stores.
Advertising in your local home news paper can help
accomplish that aim. Not only your own advertising, but
the advertising of the manufacturers whose goods you
stock as well.
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You cannot get the advertising support of these man­
ufacturers merely by wishing for it. You’ve got to make
the manufacturers realize how necessary it is to you, if
you are to sell their goods successfully.
WE DESIRE TO GET ALL THE NEWS OF THE CITY.
And you can make the manufacturers realize it by
selling their salesmen, who call on you, on your city—by
interesting them in our town as an outlet for their mer­
chandise—by interesting them in your local, home news­
paper as the means to more sales of your merchandise.
AND WE WILL APPRECIATE HAVING
ANYONE PHONE US ABOUT ANY EVENT
OF INTEREST
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This is an apportunity, for you merchants that you
should make the most of. one that may mean all the dif­
ference between slow, infrequent sales and quick, profit­
able turnover.
The Central Point Star
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