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About Central Point times. (Central Point, Or.) 1964-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1966)
THURSDAY, JA N. Gold Hill Notes W M l t e d Tilley •OS» IMO Ctrl« t ik lii* part Lu p iiy *k » l education at the Hanby Ele mentary school have been learning the akllla of ipeedballi kick b all and basketball. T heir instructor la Mr». Battalia. Boy» taking physical edu cation have been taking foot b a ll, baaketball and wrestling. T heir Instructors are Kfr. Sweet and Mr. Halloway. Five of Mis. Earl (V io la) Moore's paintings are now on display at the Colley-Ladd Real Estate office located In Cold H ill. Manager is Roland Washburn Holiday guests at the Bonner Blrdson home Included Mr. anc and Mrs. Ralph Ladd and c h ll- tfren, Lisa, Karen, and Doug, from Merced, C alifornia. M r. and Mis. Leroy Sutton and children, Shirley and Bobby, visited the Jack Hen- cfrlckson fa m ily . Vernon Birdsong*was in Port land on business last week. Guests at the George T ille y home Christmas night included Mrs. Lola Cue, Mis. Mildred T ille y , Mrs. Mary Robinson, and Mr. and M a . Tom Button. Mlss Laura Thomas visited her father, Jack Thomas, over the holidays. She Is from Re no, Nevada. Her father took her back to Reno, where she is staying with an aunt and uncle and at tending school. Guests at the Jack Hendrick son home over the holidays in cluded Mr. and Mrs. Harry C ole, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Unger, a ll from Medford, Nfr/ aad Mrs. Dee Johnson from , Rogue River, M r. and M s . Bob Rushing and daughter, Susan, and Mr. Dick Knowles, a ll from Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. D . R. Hendrickson from Central Point. A fam ily gathering on Chris tmas Day was held at the ho mi home of M r. and Mrs. S. M . Christ insen. Those attending were Mrs. Christcioens* brother, Mr. George Ellis from Calistoga, C alifornia, and the Christen sen's four daughters and four sons-ln-laws, one grandson- in -la w , and twelve grandchild (fren, Mr. and M s . Sam Jones and son, B ill, M r. and M a . Roland Washburn and their ton and fa m ily , M r. and ch lltfren- P atti, Carol and Larry, and M r. and Mrs. Tony bfrs. Tom Carlton > . and children at their home on C rifi Hardaway, a ll of Cold H ill, G riffin Creek. Mr. and M a . Lee H M r. and M a . Lee Johnson and sons, Mike , Jeff and C a t , and Jr. fa m ily then spent with M r. and Mrs. Delm ar Chap man and children, Linda, Julie and Dennis and Leslie, The Carlton Christmas Day w ith M r. C arl ton's parents, M r. and Mrs. T om Carlton, at their home on Lampman Road in Cold H U I. a ll o f Central Point. The Cold H ill Library had on display during the month of December a train set with miniature house; also a card board fireplace. The flreplaci had books on top on display. Other decorations Included pine cones and red berries giving the library a very fis- tlve decor. Mark Elliott spent the Christ mas vacation with his parents who reside in Arisons. He has been living with the Byron Brown fa m ily , while he is attending Crater High . School. After Christmas guests at the George T ille y home on Calls Creek Road were M r. and Mrs Dan K Inland and children, M r. and Mrs. Floyd Romine entertained M r. and Mrs. Hu bert Hewitt and children, Pat ty and K evin, of Medford for dinner on Christmas Day. M r. and Mis. Floyd Taylor rpent Christmas with their daughter and son-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Day and child ren, Susan and David, at Breneiton, Washington. Enroute to Washington they visited other relatives. They spent one night with ther spent one night with their son and daughter-in-law , hfr. and Mrs. W illard Taylor and child* ren at Riddle; also some tim e at Partland , where they visi ted their daughter and son-in- law , Mr. and Mis. Curtis Fashions In I Í TERRIFIC Cotton Have Great Variety A variety of s i l h o u e t t e s spices fashion for resort *M, reports the National Cotton Council. Fashions range from the old fashioned to the newfangled— from the kicky to the conserva tive. Figures are subtly defined with we 1 s 11 i n es wandering from the high to the low end often completely disappearing. Skirts are sheathed, A-lined or flounced—they fa ll short of the knee or skirt the ankles. Shaping the new fashions are cotton kniis and laces, a wide va riety of printed broadcloths, cotton ducks and sheer voiles. A long patio shift in black and white sailcloth illustrates the uninhibited, individualistic spirit of the new fashions. A big, bold w hite diamond, high lighting the black bodice, is dram atically repeated in black on the white A-line skirt. For at home entertaining, for w alk ing the decks, this fashion is a cruise season sensation. And w hat crulsewear w ard robe would be complete with out an aaaortment of cotton knits conveniently tucked away. P ayne.. A contemporary ahift, inspired Lisa, C h erie, Brian, M ike and by the Dutch p ainter M ondrian Holiday guests at the home and the French couturier Yvea Dan, from Central Plont. of M r. and Mrs. W. C . Boye St. Laurent, is made in a white cotton knit and geom etrically were Mrs. Boye's parents, M r. divided by intersecting green and Mrs. C liff McCaslln, from Holiday guests at the home bands Em ulating the canvases Kernsvillc, C alifornia. of M r. and Mrs. L .F . Sowers of Mondrian are blocks of bright blue that cut (he all were Mrs. Sowers* nephew white look. Dinner guests at the home and w ife , Jack and Shirley For the switched on set, of Mr. and Mis. Arthur Boye Doolittle from Yreka, C a lif granny gowns are the latest on Christmas Day included ornia. and loveliest. Fashioned f r o m M r. E .C . Hoffman, M r. Carl a wide assortment of sm all cot- Boye, Mrs. J .C . Kofahl and ton prints, grannies are em pire M r. and Mrs. Ivan Governor in silhouette and skirt th e M r. and M n . W .C . Boye and spent some time bi Portland ankles. Lace trim s and self ruf children, Lisa and M ike . last week. fles enhance the quaint l o o k . A perky red calico gown with Mrs. L G . Kofahl recently an em pire tie and scoop neck M r. Flliaon K elly was In Sa bodice is typical of the trend. returned from a vacation trip lem on business last week. The granny fad, bom on t h e to Billings, Montana, where west coast, has grown in popu she was a guest at the home la rity over the entire country. The Homer Gann fam ily of her daughter-in-law and had Mrs. Ruth Linney as a O riginally worn on the streets •on, hfr. and M n. J.H . M c - b y t h e sixteen-« n d-under-aet, guest at their Christmas Day the fad has been translated into Masten. dinner. at-home and on-the-beach fash While there she was Joined ions. by her granddaughter, Mias A I« --C h ris t mas guest at the Small prints are also b i g Sally McM asten, who Is an news for sportswear separates. George T ille y home was M n . Delightful daisies dress up a, instructor In Spokane, Washi T ille y 's mother, M n . Lily black pin dot fabric that shapes ngton, and by her grandson, Dusenberry from Grants Pass. a cool, crisp cotton suit en- David M cM asten, who is a Mrs. Dusenberry, a former sembied with a dotted swias «enior at the U nivenity of blouse. The ta m e print molds resident of Cold H ill, spent a p a ir of bell bottomed trou Montana. Christmas at the h c iie of her sers. Again, the feeling of the son and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. pin dot fabric is picked up by Fire to ta lly destroyed the Raymond Dusenberry, at Eu a white sleeveless dotted swias home and a ll of the p oss e s s blouse. gene. ions of the fam ily of M r. and Evening fashions are frankly fem inine with necklines m ak M n . Vernon Cxmowski and M r. and M n . Ellison K elly ing headlines. Strapless dresses their three daughters, Joan, spent Christmas Day with their halter neck and fashions with Janice and Joy. daughter and fa m ily , M -. and provocative back cutouts spell The fire was discovered at out fashion *M. A one-shoul M n . Joe Walsh, in Portland, dered, cotton lace dress with a 12 »30 A. M . on the nornlng diagonal flounce edged in vel of December 27, A guest for dinner on Christ veteen illustrates the fashion mas Day at the home of Mr. point. T h e d r a m atfc design Anyone wishing to do a skims the figure— falls short of and M n . Grover T . Mulkey the knee. kind deed to help Mr. and was M n . Frank B. Lockwood. Mrs. Vernon Cxmowski and Mr. and M n . Tom Calton spent Christmas Eve with children, Janice, Joan and Joy , on Lampman Road, Cold H ill, who had the mis fortune to lose th eir home \»i ‘»*1 ) w » FAMILY SIZE AUTOMATIC WASHERS M O D E L AWE 1020 e Dual-Cycle Indicator Oisl with Regular and Gentle Cycles • Two- Speed Wash and Spin • Easy-Vu Control Con sole • Extra large Easy loading Tub e Deluxe Lint Filter Agitator e 3- Tempereture Wash and Rinse Selector e 5 Fresh Water Super Rinses e Built-in Sediment Re mover e Super Spindry e Safety Stop Control • Automatic Suds Re turn optional and a ll possessions by fire the night of December 27 please phone Pastor Campbell of the Gloria Lutheran Church of Central Point. For further Information phone 772-2420, Take Care Applying Mascara Applying mascara can be difficult To reach the lashes on the outer corner pull the eyelid taut with your fore finger at the outer corner. Apply mascara to the corner lashes with the tip of your spiral brush applicator. This gives the eyes an appearance of greater length. The following communicable diseases have been reported to the Jackson County Health D e partm ent for die week ending Dec. 31: one case of chicken pox tai Ashland and two in M ed ford; four cases of pneumonia in M edford; 11 cases of influen t s in Ashland and 14 in M ed ford; one case of strep throat In Ashland and one In M edford; one case of mumps in M edford. Oil for Dry Hair Oil t r e a t m e n t s for drv. straw-like hair are easy to do at home. Just heat some baby oil. s e c t i o n your hair and massage the warm oil into the scalp Wrap your head in a hot towel. 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