CENTRAL POINT STAR
Published by Mac’s Printing Co.i Gold Mill, Oregon
C. J. SHORB, Editor
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Past M a tr” nn Meet
Dedication of Grange Hull
The dedication of the new grange
ball will be livid Friday evening
August ¡tilth at » 1». in. Slate Grunge
Master Itu h t anti past stale grange
master i ahniler w ill be there. H>
public is invited.
Mrs. June While recent.y moved
into the Hatfield voltage.
One m orning a very unhappy
young man waylaid me outside my
front door.
He is tw enty-tw o years old. and
an idealist, ’th e men in the plant
■where he w orks uses coarse lan
guage, th eir crudeness grates on
him. Also, his job is dull.
“I read biographies,” he said.
“Great men have all had an aim.
I seem to he headed now here. I
haven't found myself.”
Reader, what would you have
said to that boy?
I said that most of the n u n whom
w e read about in biographies did
not have any great purpose. A
few, such as musicians and paint
ers, had a talent that could not
be mistaken. The great m ajority,
of whom Lincoln was a classic ex
ample, was just as discouraged in
Dean Visits Here
Prof. F ranklin D. Launer. dean
of music at C bri.lian College. Col
umbia, Missouri, visited here last
.Sunday with lbs sister Mrs. F.v-
c ie tl-l a ln r and family. Mr. I aun-
er lefl lien ' oy airplane for Cos
kugeles, on his way home.
City Visitor
George K. l.owe of Ashland was Entertains Guest»
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Faber en
a visitor in Central Point Tuesday
tertained at their home Friday ev
evening.
cuing toe following guests: I'loy
Voting am) Cus Moore of Ashland,
A K. C. To Meet
Ella Mae Wilson and F rank Van
lo e W o m en s B elief C orps will
Dyke of Medford. Ellen Jean Moody
m eet Saturday S eptem ber 6th at of Salem ami Hon Fuber. A most
wineli lime I e birthday of those t
leliglilful lime was spent.
uoru m Ju ly . Augtfs. am t Septem bei
w ill be eeleiu aleil. All m em b er,
p h a se note the day.
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WHERE TO START
Visitors from Chicago
Mrs. Iten/lng «'"I »»« •*"*'!»
Tucker of Albany visited at Hie
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. (I. Isuiic-
snn last week. Mrs. R enting wilt
Girl Born to W alker1»
Mr. and Mrs. W ilfred W alker an lie remem bered us Miss Bess Bryan
nounces the birth of a baby gill of this valley and Marjorie Tin ker
born Tuesday August 20th.
wlm was ill one linn- m inister of the
Medford Christian Church.
un the xtugc for Ashland to visit
tils grumi purent» uml his fiilhci
fur u short while.
Guest at F aber Home
Miss Ellen Jean Moody of Sali ill
w as a guest at Hie E verett Fauci
home lust week. Istie left Monday
A. E. George of Portland sales-
ban for llie I oriland Seed Lu.,
visited m erchants I ere Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hohnert uud
children spent the week end at
Lake of tlic Woods.
Tlie Past Matrons club of the
Eastern Star held a picnic in l.ilh-
i i Park Sunil iy. ’th e families were
invited and those from tier«* attend
ing were Mr. amt Mrs. W. C.
I.eever. Mrs. It. Paxson, Mr. and
Mrs. tom Pankey, Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Hurscll. Mrs. Head.
C /ni/’ije in O ppon'tfon
If those «rim are the enemies n t tn
noeent anui“'m eat t ad Hie dlreetloa
of the world lliov «voiilil take away
the sprn .• and i . u ’ h Hie former from
the year, the L ite r from himum Ilf».—
Ralsac
Children Picnic
T hirty children «tf the P rim ary
departm ent of the Christian church
ei<loved a picnic in the park |
\ edni-.ilnv afternoon. Games and
a peanut Inuit proved lots of fun. 1
I,... cream cones were served by
Mrs. Harry Young. Dorothy Jones 1
and Mrs. Al Ilermunson.
Substituting
Good Teeth
For Bad
Mr. anil Mrs. Ernest Iteames, Iter-
nice and l.eota Iteames and Grace
Ilermunson all spent the day Sun
day in l.itliin Park.
Prof. W alter I.. Myers of Eu
gene was a dinner guest at the
Inane of Mr. and Mrs. IL E. Young
la d Wednesday.
DR. I. It. GOVE
youth as my young friend. They
did not know where they were
Visitor in City
Removing deeayed, dlsease-
going, hut they did not quit, they
Mr. mid Mrs. C. K. Buckman of
tnfeeteil
sings mid replacing
simply plugged ahead and, usual for her home.
.slamafh Falls are in Central Point
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them
with
sunitary. w hole
ly to their own surprise, won out.
this week looking after property
some looking and com for
I said, in the second place, that "".Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fry of Med interests.
a We Handle a Good
table plates is my life work,
all men are crude and all men are ford w ere visitors al Hie home of
a Quality of the Beat
unit my aim is to satisfy ev
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
P.
Stone
Monday
w onderful, 'th e purest saint has
Mr. amt Mrs. I.. Hatfield drove a Petroleum Product»
ery patient that enters my
secrets in his heart that make , evening.
Eagle Point Sunday and enjoyed a Available.
office.
Ttiat I succeed is
him blush, the w orst man lias
one of .Mrs. H ow lett’s fine dinners.
attested
by
hundreds of Hie
moments of splendor.
Week End at C rescent City
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We Solicit
best
people
in t»regod.
.Man is the iwhlest of all crea
Mr. and Mrs. Erank Gregory.
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tures, and the most tragic— a little Lyle Gregory and Lucille Abbott
James Haris of the Standard Oil
higher than the anim als, a little } 1 spent the week at Crescent City
Company of C rater Lake spent last
low er than the angels W ith alt returning home Saturday.
week visiting his m other at Seven ■
h is\cru d en e ss, he does his work,
• Oaks.
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sacrifices for his young, and faces
C harlie Wimer of Ashland vis
Specialist on Plate» and
blind fate w ith courage.
ited Al H erm anson in this city
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“Don’t criticize men o r judge
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl H ertford art- I (riltTK re, I'itinn.
D entistry Done the Modern
them ,” I srrW to the lad. “Like
the proud parents of a baby girl
W ay
them.
Sympathize w ith them.
Shell anti 'l'exact»
born Monday, August the 25th.
Laugh w ith them. God will do the Visitors in City
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Mr. and Mrs. Boy W eaver of
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Berkeley C alifornia were visitors
Finally I said that, w hile it
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ev Visit Jones F am ily
might do the younger man good
Doctors Byron and Mary Frank ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a
to change his job, I doubted erett Faber Sunday.
of Chico, C alifornia arrived in
w hether it would. He is in a fast-
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Central Point Saturday for a abort
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growing industry which has made Vacation at Lake of the Woods
visit w ith their nephew Edw ard
Mr. and Mrs. Roy W yatt and
fortunes and w ill make many
.limes and family.
> children are enjoying a vacation at
others.
I told him about a friend of t the Lake of the Woods.
Mrs. C. Bowman and daughter ■ Ours i» a modern supply depot fo r the builder fo r we handle
mine who was driving through the
Majorie of Merrill, Oregon are spen ■ Lum ber, Shingles. Lath, Lim e, Plaster, Cement, Johna-M anville
Kentucky m ountains. W anting to Leave fo r Bandon
ding the week here visiting Leon
Roofings etc., and make ever; Cling in Cabinet W ork and M ill
Mrs. Ed Vincent and son Bobbie ard Bowman and family.
get to Cincinnati for the night, he
Work.
left Saturday for Bandon to spend
asked directions of a native.
a
week
with
Mrs.
V
incent’s
grand
T R O W B R ID G E L U M B E R Y A R D
Kn Route to Seattle
“ Go down this road about ten
Ellis Gleason of Seattle who has
mites, and take your right tu rn ,” m other, Mrs. C. J. Foster.
T R O W B R ID G E C A B IN E T W O R K S
been in Oakland visiting and his
the native began Then he stopped
Let us estimate your bill, you will like our Service, Quality ar.d
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Pomeroy spent sister Mrs. C. E. Perry of Everett
and spat. “No, I think you’d bet
Price«.
M IDFORD, OREGON
ter to go the other way and take last week at I.ake of the Woods. , W ashington who has been in Los ■
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Angeles stopped in C entral Point l I
your first left.” He spat again,
the first part of the week on their
thought deeply, and then in a sud V entura Visitors
den hurst of confidence, exclaim
W yvette and Clifford Boswell of way home to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ed: “Tell you w hat, neighbor, Ventura, California are
visiting Gleason.
III!
If I was aim ing to go to Cincinatti their many friends in this city.
Leave fo r Pendleton
I w ouldn’t start from here.”
Mr. and Mrs. Will W right Jeft
Most of us w ant to arrive, but Leave fo r Home
TW O-PANTS
W
ednesday
for Pendleton to attend
w e’d like to sta rt from som ewhere
John W right and son John Jr.,
the
Round
up
held
at
the
place
else. Maybe I’m wrong, hut I of Riverside C alifornia, who has
have come to the conclusion that been here visiting relatives for every year.
it doesn’t make much difference the past tw o weeks left Tuesday
Bobbie Hoagland left Wednesday
w here one starts, that all businesses for th eir home.
are good and all are bad, all are
Ready for
dull and all are thrilling.
And that the im portant thing
School or Play
studying maps and w ondering about
other roads.
But starting, right
here, w here we are.
Nip & Sip
Service Station
Dr. I. H. Gove
Building Materials
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Mail U» Your Films
SW EM ’S
217 E. Main St.
Medford
Watch
Repairing
Rone right and
we pretnined it.
when
W > give a moaeybaek
guarantee on atl w o rk .
When you think of
BOY’S
SUITS
$10.95 to
$14.50
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B. F. Pankey received w ord from
his wife who is in Seattle that her
m other passed aw ay in that city.
DIAMONDS
Everything a b o y
wants for dress— and
everything his mother
wants for sturdy wear
and economy—that de-
cribes these suits.
Leave for P ortland
.lorris and Margaret Dow will
leave Saturday for their home in
Portland. Morris has been spend
ing the summer here w ith his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bee-
bee and M argaret has spent the
sum m er w ith her aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kohler.
think of
JEW ELER S
MEDfORO. ORE.
When Twilight Comes
Nature Cure
Naturopathy is the climax of health science.
All diseases come within the range of its philo
sophy and practice.
Dr. A. R. Hedges
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When twilight cornea, thousands o f farm homes and build
ings are lig h te d -llg h ted at the touch o f a button— lighted
by electricity, which is cleaner, cheaper, safer, and in f in it y
more convenient than the old methods.
To be certain o f the most economical and trouble-free
electric service, install a complete wiring system ami MAZDA
lamps in your home and buildings.
Electricity is bringing new profit to farms. The application
of electric motors does swiftly and cheaply hundreds of th e
slow, and tiring farm jobs. And in the farm home,
ohi
electricity cooks, cleans, washes, irons, and refrigerates.
Some have two pair of Golf Pants, some with III,
one long and one knickers and others with tw< ...
pairs of longies.
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Health Institute
Stewart Building
235 E. Main Street
Phone 170. Medford
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for Sunday best, and
too smartly' made to be
outwitted by the rough
and tumble life they'll
lead after school.
Sturdy tweeds and
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