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Tb» AMERICAS, CENTRAL POINT, OltBOON
PAGE FOLTI
Mary Price Blow) of Portland
-jy i t y i - ' - j f
1 y
passed away very suddenly today of
heart disease.
Her funeral will be held here a t :
I two o'clock Saturday. Mrs. BlossV j THE FEDERATICI) CHURCHK8
Full Ball-bearing, Self-adjusting
Bible, School, Arthur Webster
Mr». Jessie Richardson and Mr».
Mr». Mollie Holme» received a many
■ friends will be shocked
to
Superintendent, 9:46 a. m
Jack Southwell left 8unday on the very fine picture of her «on Joe In hear oi ^er
Priced from $7 to $10.50
Morning Worship— 11
A. M
stage for California where Mr« bis cap and gown thal be wore when I
no BETTER MOWER MADE
£. Q . Faber's store is a busy place,
T. P. 8. C B. (two groups I 6 J»
Buy a New M o w e , t o H e l p Win tli<- W E '■>
B 'i« u t lf > in g M M
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Richardson will visit her sister and 1 he received bis medical diploma. He
other relatives in the Bay district writes that he expects to be In Cer - Everyone is hustling around. New
Evening service at eight o'clock
He Is still shelves, containers and counters are
and Mrs. Southwell will visit her tral Point next month
Men
s Prayer Meeting, Monday a'
with
the
P.
T.
and
T.
Co.
appearing
as
if
by
magic.
The
back
mother in Los Angeles.
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partition has been moved back, en- 7:30 p. m.
H ARDW ARE & SPORTING GOODS
Mr. and Mrs. E Caster of Traill
Women’s Bible study and prayer
Junior Ayers, Jerry Jones and R<'>' larging the whole store. Fresh paint
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visited Mr. Caster's mother in Med- Jones will attend a dinner party in every where— it is really worse than group, Tuesday. 3 30 p m.
Bible
ford Saturday.
Midweek cburck
service,
honor of Junior’s birthday at the, *pring bouse cleaning,
study end prayer. Wedaesday 7:30
home of his parents In Jacksonville!
”
The P. T. A. Executive committee
Friday evening.
-Mrs. E. E. Scott and Mrs. Boswell p. m.
Mrs. Wall and family of Sterling
Why does Central Point need a
will meet with Mrs. Langston Fri­
who is visiting here, enjoyed dinner Ckoir practice, Thursday, 7:30 » m Sunday.
newspaper? For the best an­
day, March 29.
Jessie Richardson says he is not today with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
swer to this question we will give
CHRISTIAN' CHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Warner and going to take up the ashes Friday as Swartx.
a one year subscription to this pa­
Poultry Meetings for
Bible School— Bun. 10:00 A. M.
he
was
instructed
to
do
before
Mrs.
1
■
family accompanied by Mrs. Carrie
per and a and dollar cash prize.
Morning Worship— 11:00 A. M.
Richardson
left
for
California.
Mrs.
Lois
Young's
high
school
County
are
Arranged
Chase arrived from Williams, Calif.
Answers
must be in by April 1st
Bible
Study—
Thurs.
7:30
P.
M.
class of the Christian church enjoy-
Friday evening to visit with Mr. and
and no manuscrips will be return­
Poultry meetings are scheduled
Junior C. K.— Thurs. 4 P. M
Mr. and Mrs. Duke Lowis enjoyed ed a party at the church Wednesday
Mrs. A. E. Powell and family over
for this week-end according to Coun­
ed unless called for.
Senior C E.— Sun. 6:30 P. II.
dinner at the Shark home with Roy evening. The boys furnished ice
tha week end. Mr. and Mrs. Warner
ty Agent R. G- Fowler and all tur-|
Jones recently.
Mission Circle— Third Friday
!
cream
and
the
girls
pie.
and family returned to there home
key and chicken raisers are urged to Each scout present threw a shovelful
each month.
I
n Williams Sunday and Mrs. Chase
of dirt at the base of the trees as
The W. R. C. Ladles have com­
attend the meetings.
Mr. Martin from Hotel Grand In
will remain and visit at the Powelij pleted plans for serving a noon lun- Medford was caling In Central Point
Three meetings are planned, one they were planted. Gribble gave a
home.
cheon in their hall over the Ross j Tuesday evening.
at the Ashland City hall Thursday, talk on the history and benefits of
IConfectlonary on Tuesday, March 26
March 21, at 9:30 o'clock in the I trees.
Mrs. Hlldegarde Pierce returnee to which the public is invited. A
Mrs. Edward Jones has larkspur
During the program points of in­
Written by the School Children
morning; one at the Eagle Point
home from the Sared Heart hosplta minimum charge will be made.
plants to be given away to anyone
terest
were given for various games
Grange
hall
Thursday
a
t
1:30
Mrs. Gaudee is ill this Monday
^nd her many friends aro pleased tc
wishing to enter the beautifying con­
morning and could not come to o'clock in the afternoon and one at played. Troop 16, sponsored by Ac­
hear that she Is doing nicely.
Early seed potaoes are always test.
teach us. A teacher by the name of the courthouse In Medford, Friday tive club, winning first place, and
profitable— see them at Faber's.
Troop 7, sponsored by the American
at 1:30 o’clock.
Everyone is urged to have their
Arthur Lord suffered a bad acci­ Miss Currie came to teach us.
Questions concerning
brooding Legion, second. After the games,
old cans hauled away soon. Thf
dent with some pruning shears in
George
and
Georgetta
McClane
Stanley Parrish of Klamath Falls
city will haul them away for a very
the orchard which necessitated go­ are absent from school this morning. and feeding of chicks will be dis­ wieners, buns and chocolate were
arrived Tuesday. While here he or­
served.
small sun ranging from 10c up
ing to the hospital for treatment
Marie Garrett was the first girl cussed.
ganized a fisherman's club in con­
according to the amount. All rub­
Monday.
to
find
wild
flowers.
She
found
The young Ladles Club met with
nection with the brick church. He
bish muBt be burned in order not tc
them in the field across the road Gill Is Speaker
Mrs. Roberta Gregory at her home
returned to his home Wednesday.
Go
to
Leever's
for
fishing
tackle.
draw fly's or cause any unpleasant
from the school house. We are
At C. P. Grange on Crater Lake highway. The ladies
odors. Let us all get busy at once
John Eddy who recently complet­
finding bird bills in bloom now.
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j took their needle work and an en-
Wanted—
an
Avon
and
Perfection
and see that our own backyard Is ed his course at the CCC school in
state
grange
master
was
j joyable afternoon was spent. Mrs.
Ray
Gill
Mr.
and
Mrs.
McClane
and
family
goods representative here. Well es­
clean and neat.
Medford has been promoted to Sup­
the chief speaker at the Central, Gregory served lovely refreshments.
tablished line. Good chance for have moved to Medford.
ply Sergent.
Mr. and Mrs. Wells Mann and Point grange last Friday night when Those present were Mesdames Lloyd
Damon Cafe have been painting]
part time work. Call at the Pur-
daughter Jane were visiting in Butte he reviewed the work of the Thirty- Root, Oliver Obenchaln, Doyle Mills,
the kitchen and lunchroom and havt
Mrs. Kay Ward of Dunsmulr ar­ keypile home or phone 75.
eighth egi8lature asembly. A large John Clark, Grant Maternick.. Miss
Falls Sunday.
tarted painting the front of the rived Saturday for a visit with her
crowd attended the meeting.
Ruth Turpin and the hostess Mrs.
Robert
and
Jack
Fredricks
at­
building. Mr. L .Damon left this] mother Mrs. Limbeck. When Mrs.
There will be a ''Townsend dance"
Gill spoke highly of the house ol Gregory. The Club will meet with
k for his ranch at Redmond.
Ward returns home her mother will at the Beagle community hall Sat­ tended the show In Medford Sunday
representatives, saying It was the Mrs. Obenchain next Friday.
accompany her. This evening Mrs. urday night of this week. Good mu- afternoon.
M m . E. C. Faber left Tuesday
Mrs. Ruth White and children most progressive bouse In years, but
Limbeck will entertain Mrs. Edwin sic wil be provided and a good time
h her son Donald and wife for
nd Janice Hessel- Is promised. Proceeds will go to help and Wildon Martin were visiting in the senate was reactionary as usual.
aem where she will visit Frances|Martln; LotU8
GH, together with Morton Tomp­ Elva Livingston Lough
Griffin Creek Sunday.
grave In honor of her daughter Mrs. the Townsend O. A. It. P.
nd attend the tournament.
Slip Covers for Overstuffed
kins,
attended the legislature In th?
Milford White, Jane Marie Mann,
palgn.
Ward.
Furniture
interests
of
the
Grange
and
presen­
Theada
Glass,
Ruth
Morava
and
Mr Charles Taylor who has been|
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mills cele­ Geneva Millard got one hundred per­ ted probably the most effective lob­
Designing— Drapery Making
Lost— One drop crystal ear ring.
bedfast for a number of weeks is re­
Reward If returned to Mrs. Eddy a t1 brated their thirtieth wedding anni­ cent in spelling for the week ending by there.
Phone I048-.V
230 8. Grape
ported as improving.
versary Friday
March
fifteenth last Friday.
Thel«8 «tore.
Medford, Oregon
with a family dinner. Their daugh­
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Driver left
Mrs. H. C. Head and son Glenn Boy Scouts Plant
Robert Wilson is In town check- ! ter Miss Mura Mills who Is employ­
Tuesday for Marshfield and return­
from Klamath Falls and Mrs. V.
Tree* in M edford
ing over the affairs of the city as to|ed
Medi;jrd reiilttiued wlth h„ r pa.
ed Wednesday evening
Kltzinger from Central Point were
HAVE MONEY ON I,. A.
its condition, money expended, val
rents until the following day.
Sixty-three Boy Scouts of troops 3,
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Get your onion setg and seed po- ue of city water plant, etc. Mr. Wil­
5, 7, 8 and 16 of Medford and 35 of
REBUILT TIRES
son complimented Mr. Hatfield on
Members of the Extension
Unit D. W. Beebe Sunday.
tatoes at Faber's.
Jacksonville took part in an im­
Mr.
Charlie
Lammey
was
a
busi­
the books saying they were right up met at the home of Mrs. Warren Pa­
4.50 x 21— $4.20
pressive tree-planting program
ai
The new Church of Christ In to the minute.
terson Tuesday for an unofficial de­ ness visitor In Medford Saturday.
AOO x 10— $4.75
the city playground Saturday. The
Medford Is completed and the first
Our
school
played
their
first
game
monstration on the making of liquid
O ther Nzos priced accordingly
Mr. Janies McDowell has a won­ yeast.
meeting will be held there this com
of baseball for this season Monday two trees planted were donated by
10,000 Miles Guarantee
ing Sunday. The congregation ol derful row of Youngberries. He has]
afternoon when the Willow Springs John E. Gribble, formerly of Rogue
the church here and In Gold HID a special system of his own with: Mrs. E M Warner of Medford and school came to play with us. The River national forest service.
Snappy Service
The seed for one of the trees, a
will join them with a membership of these plants and they are certainly Mrs. A. H Case of Central Point left score was twenty to eleveu in favor
western red cedar, was gathered at
150 and are planning on some worth |doing fine,
Sunday night for Portland to attend: of Agate.
Station
while work being accompliahed
lectures by Dr. Gabelein to be held
Mr. and Mrs. Marsh and Paul the coast, and for the other, a
Medford
Don't fail to see those beautiful in the church of Dr. Mitchell. They Boone have moved from their home chestnut oak, from the Carolinas. 8th A Riverside
Mrs. Rose Jones was operated on I lawn mowers at Leever's. They will
expect to remain a week in the city. near the Agate school bouse to a
it the Community hospital Monduylhelp you to win the contest. See his
house near the Four Corners Service
and U reported doing nicely.
|add In this issue.
The championship Ashland high
Station.
| school basketball team won their
Mr. O. P. Janes was in this dis­
The W R. ('. will serve a 20c| Mrs. Eva Smith and Mrs. Leo Pot- i first game against Benson
Tech trict Monday making some improve­
lunch prompty at 12 o'clock Tuesday Iter vilsted at the Kilburn home Wed- i team with a score of 2u to 18.
ments on his place here.
March 2 8th
These lunches speak |nesday afternoon,
These Seeds are from Northrup, King & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Hasler and daughter
for themselves and onyone who has
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'OFFER PLANTS FREE
The Library has just received
TO CONTEST FNTRXNTS Mary and Rose werP visiting Mr and
attended one need not be urged to
a fine assortment of fiction, biology.
Anyon(1 wll(h|nK clark„ pIanU for
attend.
Northern seeds will mature earlier than
„
um
, „
, , an<1 h,",or),• about 200 book"' frora their flower gardens in the contest.
8K V K K 1N
Mrs. Wa MRler spend Monday Mr. and Mrs. H. D. McC.skey
We.l „ at the Owing Service Station I
others, so come and get what gives you the
th her mother Mrs. Della Wagner.jthe patrons of the Library, will ce r-! #nd Mr8
Owing will give you as
B A T T E R Y H E R V IC K
talnly enjoy these books. We will many as you wish free. Anyone
Ned Cash was operated on Mon-
earliest returns and lowest cost, the season
B a tte rie * nitide in M e d fo r d
d,.dy tor appendicitis. Ho Is doing have to wait patiently until they are | havlng fIower 8eeds or vo,unteer
all catalogued and ready for us.
plants to give to contestants phone
being so late.
nicely. The senior class of the high
152S N. Hirer*i«L)
Phone 800
school sent him a bouquet of flowers
Medford, Oregon
The Masons met Wednesday eve- 601 and we will gladly publish the
Tuesday.
ing and Initiated In the Fellow Craft fact.
degree. Grand Master K. M. Wilson
A group of fourteen friends gath­
ered at Kustomel Wednesday even­ of Medford attended.
älfp (ülfurrbra
Local Happenings
Great State Lawn Mowers
VV. C. Leever
Agate School
Garden Seed on Sale
B . P. THEISS & CO.
ing to welcome Catherine Lathrop
See Leever’s fine display of fish-
and Wyvette Boswell who are visit-||ng tackle.
Ing at the Lathrop home for a few
days. The girls are attending Ore­ ( II UNGE MEETING
gon 8tate College at Corvallis.
PLACE OF H. E. CLUB
Games wore played and refresh­
Owing to the lllneas of Mr. Ford
ments were enjoyed at a late hour. Sander, the meeting of the H. E. C.
of Central Point Grange will be held
Mr. Mosher of Medford has rent­
at the home of Mrs. O. V. Myers on
ed the Sam Marsh house.
Wednesday March 27 Instead of at
Sunday guests at the C. Skyrm^» the Sanders home by order o f the
home were Mrs. Doris Briscoe an" president. Ruby Powell.
daughter Lulu and family, Mr. and
Mrs Jesie Richardson and daughtei
Erma.
DALE FLOWERS
400 Kant Main, Medford
DURING the B E A U TIFY IN G CONTEST
in C E N TR AL POINT
j
WE ABE OFFERING Xl.l. KINDS OF GARDEN TOOLS A PUNT
AT REDUCED PRICKS
Cal*»minr, any quantity, in bulk, 7 c per lb.
If you havn't a set of our MIXING BOWKS better come in at once
as they are going fast
W . E. A L E X A N D E R
C E N T R A L 1*01 \ T
beauty and a joy forever_
MARINE'S GROCERY
Harr that Davenport or ( M r
SPECIALS FOR S A T U R D A Y
BUTTER
PER Lit. ............................... .
30c
SUGAR
10 Lit. RAG
WE
CAN
TH E
SU PPLY
YOU
W IT H
BEST G U ID E U P
O A K and FIR
W O O D
AT
CH EAPEST
P R IC K *
C e n ta l Poiut Wood Yard
P h one IHM
Beautifying Race
W e hope to see our city made into a thing of
1st Class Upholstering
Phone 54*
Get into the
A T ONCE!
Pay Cash and
UaltivMcs made to order
Re-uplilostensl
Price, Quality and Class
W H ITE KING
timnulalrd,
SHORTENING
2 *,i I
FLOUR
Golden Bantam Corn
W h ole K*-rn*I, No. 2 rise, 2 M )K
large
l*kg.
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2 LBS. BULK ........
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Satisfaction Guaranteed or X our M o n e y
But Remember
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Extra Standard Park, Case
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Tomatoes 6 for 65c
B O T T I.U s
SO A P
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Back
0 II t Its CRYSTAL WHITE and
1 SW t l . l , I- P E T 'S G R A M I.A T E D
When you buy your Meat, here it i> aU.
helping to build up your home town.
1 -Central Point Meat Market
PO T A T O E S
NO.
2 a,
50
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