Central Point star., June 27, 1930, Image 4

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Former Resident Her®
Airs. Fruutes H usm I of Willow
Hunch is visiting friends and rel­
atives here anil at I able Rock. Mis.
Russel will be remembered as Mar­
garet Collins before her marriage.
Enjoying Vacation
Bert Ri steil and wife are enjoy­
ing their vacation camping on the
J.igue River.
Visits Broth-r
Gene m d Edna Merritt have been
visiting their brother at Merrill,
Oregon for the past two weeks.
Arrive From Oakland.
Miss Anna Dean of Oakland, Cal­
ifornia. arrived Saturday for a vis­
it with tier aunt and unete. Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Farra.
Visit Here Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. W. J- Tavener of
of Portland and Mrs. M. M. Mor­
ris and Mrs. Clarence Eddy of
Medford were visitors at the At
Hermanson home 1 nesday evening.
Supt. Visit- Here
V. S. Collins of Table Grove. II-
linois and B. M. Collins of Salem
are visting relatives and friends
in Central Point and Table Rock.
V. S. Collins was superintendent of
the public schools in Medford years
ago and he now holds the same pos­
ition in Table Grove.
Relief Corp Meet
The W. H. Harrion Relief Corp
No. 27 met Saturday afternoon.
June 20 and three new members
were initiated into the order. A
birthday party an-* social hour fol­
lowed the business session. The
honored guests were Mr. Catey,
Merti Farra, Southwell and Rich­
ardson. Refreshments of cake, ice
cream and iced tea were served.
Hedgepoth. a
Refreshmertts
present Were
path, Vincent,
visitors from
Hav amt Mrs.
ewrriut MtMf
social time followed.1 r
were served: Those
Mrs. Hover. Hedge-
Pankey, Isaacson and
Medford were Mrs.
Wilmot.
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rwDxr, jvki if, ihfl
County Health Department
A C TIV ITIES
Bv Dr. B. C. W ilson
NEW S
Health Oflicer
Gtvr less slitrchv fetid, fllvd coahi»
celMilt— Whole wheat bread brail
oatmeal, etc.. Give milk, bid not
over four glasses a day.
Give
fresh fruit and vegetables. Give
cooked prunes, dates and figs.
Give water before breakfast mid
3 Io 4 glasses during the day.
Spends Day al I ake
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ross a ml
two hoys spent Thursday al Fish
your physlelun. Giving laxatives j ■ « ■ ■
Mrs. Strohmeier gave two readings Lake fishing.
T h e P r e v e n tio n o f C o n ­
enemas, and particularly putent :
in her usuai pleasing manner.
medicines, simply relieves the
s tip a tio n in C h ild r e n
child for a -.hurt time, but does
Entertains at Birthday Party
not reveiit or cure consUpnlloii.
Miss Gcraldme Hermanson en-
I’ d prevent constipation
I
Constipation
develops
in
children
Mond.ty
afternoon.
at her home
gcni-rtilly because of neglect of the 1. In I' ' In east fi d baby.
June 23rd. Games were enjoyed
proper diet, mid sometimes from Ih e1
ib.it the mother is not coil-
anti dainty refreshments were serv-
ibuse of iik.dieiiii's.
slipaled
liiosc
present
were
Geraldin
ed.
To prevent constipation a child ; See that baby gels boiled Wider
Fern Cherry holmes. Velma
Jc n
should he trained to h ive:
Eicker, Avis Ayers. Mona Lewis.
bet we II i ui sing.«.
1. A regular time fur going to the
Geneva Brown. Mary Jane Bow
See Had baby gets oriiug, •nice
toilet laeh day. Just idler break-1
man, Toshiko laUao, Grace ller-
or pci.ne juice and ( creiil.x as sooti
fast is best. Be sure lljgd he lias i
1111.7.-011, Jean Hermanson, Mis. M.
as be it old enough.
lime nfteV breakfast Io have his ,
M. Morris of Medford, Mrs. bran-
SONG OF MARION’S MEN
bowel move:, m l.
.- sure he j lie sure that the baity is getting
cis Hughes of Portland and Mrs.
1780-1781)
goes every d iy at the regular enough loud from the breast. Have
Al Hermanson.
By William Cullen Bryant
tm e whether or m l be feels the him weighed regillaraly to see if
Our bund is few, but tried anti
need, mid be sure that lie never lie gain,, i'crhup.s i:e needs more
Club Entertained
true.
puls off the need at other times. food. the baby should nurse one
Mrs. E. C. Faber entertained the Our leader frank mid bold;
2.
A diet eoiitaii’i g enough lax- breast at each feeding until it
Past Matrons club of the Central riie British soldier tum bles
ative
foods atrtl not too much con­ it thoroughly di allied mid both
Point Eastern Star nt her home Whin Marions name is told.
stipating foods, this de.es ni l mean Inc 1st:, mil, if neeessary to sup­
Wednesday. After a plcasn.it so­ Our fortres. is the good greenwood.
a strict diet, hut simply the or- ply nuir, loud.
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cial hour refreshments were serv­ Our tent the cypress tree;
2.
In
I
lie
bottle
fed
baby.
(Unary
diet
which
is
good
for
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ed. Those present were Mi silamex We know the forest round us
Be sure that the i- »by is gelling
any ehlld.
P: u';ey. Nil, Paxson, Laura Paxson. As scan en '. now the sea.
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the rigid kind of mixture in the
Be sore thill Ids meal« aie regular
Norcross, Leever, Martin, Head, We know its walls of thorny vines.
bottle mul enough of it. Ask H
mi l that llir child does not «ut
Merrd. and Mrs. Kyle of Medford. Its gludes of reedy grass.
n
your doctor.
between meals.
Its .safe mi l silent islands
u
See
Hint
he
gits
water
between
bot­
No
meditane
unless
necessary
:t.
Visiting Friends
Within the dark morass.
tles.
and only on the the advice of
V
Mrs. Fred Dutton of Eagle Point
See that lie gels orange juice or 9
was visiting friends in this city Woe to the English soldiery
prune juice and solid foods as ■
ured in consciousness of duty in
Monday.
That little dream us near!
soon as lie is old enough.
to
liis
material
property
in
the
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On them shall light at midnight
Be
sure that both breast fed and B
town—his property mid Unit of
411 Club Girls Arrive
A strange anil sudden fear:
his neighbor. But not the least bottle fed babies are fed at regular
The 4H club girls arrived home They grasp their arms in vain.
times, not less than three hours
—a t—
of these returns is the satisfac­
Saturday night from Corvallis where And they who stand to face us
apart.
tion whieh springs from duty well
they spent the past two week at- Are beat to earth again;
3. In Hie younger children—
done.
teding sunnner school.
And they who fly in terror deem
See that the child iloesut get too
Get
ttie
habit.
Do
something
for
A might host behind.
much milk—but, n child can and
Vsiting Friend Here
the town every year. The citizen
should
get at least three glasses
Mrs. Guy Eddy and two children Well know the fair unit friendly-
who does nothing for Ids town
a
day
if
the oilier food is of the
of Medford were visiting friends in
is hut a drone in the community
moon
rigid
kind,
■ Medford,
Oregon
Cenrtal Point Monday. The Eddy’s The band that Marion leads—
hive.
Give more solid foods such as bran,
formerly lived here.
The glitter of their rifles.
cereals, especially oatmeal, gra­
The scampering of their steeds.
ham crackers, vegetables in thick
Beauty
A Mormon
Relief Corp Leaves
T is life to feel the night-wind
soup, cooked fruits, raw fruits,
Mrs. Ed Gleason, Mrs. Edward That lifts his tossing mane.
(only
after three years except
Jones, Mrs. E. Rostell and Mrs. Jes­ A moment in the British camp—
scrapped
apple.
se Richardson of the W. H. Har­ A moment—and away,
Give two Io four glasses of water
rison Relief Gorp, No. 27, left Tues­ Back to the pathless forest
a day between meals.
day morning for Eugene to attend Before the peep of day.
4. In oider children.—
the G. A. R. Convention being held
in that citty. They will return Grave men there are by broad
Santee,
home Thursday.
Grave men with hoary hairs;
Dune right and when
Their hearts are atl with Marion,
we prumixed It.
Opening Night Postponed
The Central Point Grange in their For Marion are their prayers.
W.« give a moaeybark
meeting on June 20th voted to post­ And lively ladies greet our band
guarantee on all warfc.
pone their house warming and de­ With kindliest welcoming.
■isa
With smiles like those of summer,
dication all in one evening.
And tears like those of spring.
When you think of
For them we wear these trusty
Leave for Lake of the Woods
arms.
Mr. E. C. Faber accompanied by-
Mr. A. W. Ayers and Delbert Ay­ And lay them down no more
think o»’
Mi»» Eva May Sorenson, charming
ers left Monday for Lake of the Till we have driven tile Briton,
Monde
who
won
the
annual
beauty
Woods. Mr. Ayers returned home Forever, from our shore.
contest among student» of Brigham
M a il U s Y o u r F ilm s
Monday night but Mr. Faber and
Young University, Provo. Utah.
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Delbert will remain the rest of the ♦ ♦ ♦ + + * * ♦
♦ DID YOU EVER STOP TO
week.
Although the public usually takes
THINK?
♦
it for granted in a vague way that
♦
Drove to Thompson Creek
the milk supply is safe and pure, it 217 E. Main St.
By Edson R. Waite
Medford
Mrs. Horace Bromley and two ♦
is only in the cities with milk or- )
♦
Shawnee,
Oklahoma
sons and Mrs. Bromleys two aunts
dinances in force providing for,
Miss Mary Mee and Mrs. W. A. ♦ ♦ + + ♦ ♦ ♦ ► ♦
routine inspection that the welfare
Crane drove to Thompson Creek
■ a
of tbe public is assured.
ri
Tuesday and spent the day visiting
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Hugh J. Powell, editor of Ihe Cof­
relatives.
I
feyville (Kansas) Journal, says: LITTLE CHANGE SEEN
IN INDUSTRIAL CONDITION
No
man lives to himself alone. But
On Business in City
Oum ia a modern supply depot for the builder for we handle
OF 12 RESERVE DISTRICTS
all
too
many
men
and
women
in
Ernest Dahack of Eagle Point was
Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Lime, Plaster, Cement, Johns-Manville
a
community
apparently
go
on
ri
transacting business in Central
Roofings etc., and rinke everything in Cabinet Work and Mill
(Continued from page one)
Ihe assumption they owe nothing
Point Monday.
Work.
to their community. Day by day been at high levels, there has been
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they enjoy its benefits: take a reduced volume of money in cir­ ■
T R O W B R ID G E L U M B E R Y A R D
Birth Announcement
their toll of the community, as culation, interest rates on loans to
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Fry or Trail
T R O W B R ID G E C A B IN E T W O R K S
it were, while they give less than customers have been lower than in
announces the birth of a nine and
and acceptance rates have ■ Let us estimate your bill, you will like our Service, Quality and
nothing
in
return.
This
is
an
ob-
1929,
one half pound son born Wednes­
Prices.
MEDFORD, OREGON
lower than at any lime since
tuse view injurious to both the
day at the hospital in Medford.
individual and the community.
One owes much to his community,
Attending Assembly
same as he owes much to the flag.
Mrs. Frank Howard, Mae Eicker
As a matter of truth, loyalty to
and Loomis are attending the as­
the flag starts with the commun­
sembly of the South Methodist
THE FAM OUS
ity, extends to the state and
church at Corvallis this week. They
reaches
to
the
far
stretches
of
will return home Sunday.
the nation.
Man may not by taking thought add
Entertains Circle
a cubit to his stature, hut as a
The Missionary Circle of the
full fledged community builder,
Christian church met Friday after­
ever alert to add quality and
noon at the home of Mrs. Harry
Young. After a short business meet­ quantity cubits. And the rewards
of merit therefore may be mcas-
ing conducted by the president, Mrs
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Campbell Clo.
Company
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Repairing
DIAMONDS
your
California
Vacation
is only a day aw ay
Your vacation need not be
limited to just one place. En­
joy the full sweep of Califor­
nia's charming playgrounds
on a Southern Pacific vacation
ticket.
Here, sandy beaches, lofty
mountains, famed resorts are
all closely linked by Southern
Pacific.
Your vacation starts when
you board the train. In rest­
ful comfort you speed over
the spectacular Shasta Route
— mile after mile of scenic
splendor. Refreshed, you are
ready for play at your destin­
ations.
VACATION ROUNDTRIPS
(|6 dey limit)
SAN FRANSISCO .. $20.50
LOS ANGELES ----- 39.00
DEL MONTE ......— 26.30
SAN DIEGO ..........
46.00
YOSEMITE .............. 33.25
LAKE TAHOE .......... 24.50
One way through the Redwood
Em ¡tire by rail and motor
coach, $10.40 additional.
A ticket to any one of these
destinations includes stop­
overs and permits side trips
to the many places you’ll
want to visit.
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