THURSDAY, APRIL 10, l»3 o
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MBS. BESSIE WILLIAMS
i until after Easter. One morning, Mr.
M any H ear H ead
Mr. and Mrs. George Marine spent M, * Mn. Taj lor Vial. Herr
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Taylor of Med­
Sunday at the Chester Merriman
ELECTED NEW PRESIDENT| Jon«« wa* discov-red missing and
ford were calling on Central Point
was finally located In the backyard
home in Medford
At a recent P.T..Y meeting Mrs. digging big. fat, juicy angle worms.
irienda Wednesday. They lived here
Mr. and Mrs. Maust enjoyed a pic-
>|r. aI1(| >|rs. H C. Meyer and j last fall and then bought property on
One of the most largely attended (tussle Williams was elected presi­ He would drop one into the window
nlc dinner in Ashland Park Sunday. Isons Harold and Leland visited Mr. Maple Drive in Medford. They have meetings in months was held by the dent for the next year. Others elect­ and Mrs. Bantam would call her
i Meyer's parents at Lake Creek Sun-! decided they like our little city so Disabled American Veterans of the ed to offices were: Mrs. Watson, flock One greedy chick would grab
Krma Thompson, Libby Hamilton, L my.
mack that they would like to sell
World in Eagle hall on West Main Mrs. Anders, Mrs. Thompson and the worm and in spite of the combin­
Janice Nealon, Norma Holland, and I
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Mrs. Ayers.
ed efforts of the rest would gobble it
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street last night and marked enthu-
Dorothy Powell attended the boat
f o k SALE- -For
cash— 1 1250-
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down
like a piece of spaggetti.
alasm was shown ovpr the state con-
races at Emigrant Lake Sunday
gal. redwood water tank. 112 0(1 Dinner («ucsts a« Marini- Home
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CENTRAL POINT GRANGE
Mrs. Humphrey has a black ban-
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vent ion to be held here June 11, 12.
Choice of eithir 2b or
27 Chev.
Mr. Tony Garratola, general man-
The Central Point Grange meets , tam with a family of eight which sh°
Mr. E. L Gleason and Mr. Law­ truck. $35.00. One '25 Model T Ford ager of Kraft on the Pacific Coast and 13.
feels sur would make a better East-
The large attendance served as a Friday, April 17th.
rence liodin made a flying trip to $15.00. See John St Germain. RED and Mr. Steven and son were dinner
As t.am No. one lost in the a t-, er window display— at least they
mark
of
honor
for
E.
G.
Gavin,
Ore­
San Franciaco Saturday, April 4. Box 174, Central Point.
gueats Sunday at the George Marine
gon department commander, who ad­ tendance contest, they are serving | wouldn’t show the smudge. Mrs. td -
Mr. Bodin’s mother returned with
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home. Mr«. Garrazola was a form-ir I
dressed
the meeting and received dinner lor team No. two in the | ward Farra was heard to remark
them for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. liodiu
N. P. Hanson viisted In Ashland j school chum of Mrs. Marine,
committee
reports regarding conven­ dining room at 6:30 o'clock Friday that she had a brown bantam that
and mother are now visiting friends over the week-end.
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tion plans which he is to submit to tvening before the meeting.
Ea^li would have liked an opportunity to
and relative« in Seattle.
I’ urrlmM-il Mary Grim House
show her brown babes to the world.
headquarters
for
distribution
among
member
on
team
No.
one
is
asked
A group of friends gathered at
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wood of Med­ chapters throughout the state. Har­ to bring enough for two. The menu
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kilburn and the Etna Carr home in Medford for
ford have purchased the Mary Grim
Mr. and Mrs. Minnlrk enjoyed a
farewell party for Ned Cash, who home and e-xpect to move in this vey Cassman, chapter commander, is meat loaf, scalloped potatoes, sal­
presided.
ad and pie.
drive up around the Willow Springs left Wednesday morning for Califor­
F V A N ’S
week. Mr. Wood is a Civil War Vet­
The program which Is in charge
district and the old stage road. L'pon nia.
eran. Mrs. Grisham, Mr«. Wilcox and
of the teachers will be at 8 o’clock
returning home they enjoyed dinner
Mr. Leslie Grim expect to return to
instead of during the regular lec­
at the Kilburn home.
Su» Mill, Farm & All
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cearly spent |lhelr homeg thu coming week.
ture hour.
Machine Work
8unday at the Heath home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richmond, Mr. and
40 S. Fir St.
Medford
Leave for Detroit
Mr. MeJImsey singing "Old pink
Crowded
Out
Last
Week
Mrs. Case and daughter Alice, Miss
Forest Thomason of Jacksonville
Mr. Donald Patterson and mother le#d >n old bal1' golnR t0 vote ,or
Haxel Oliver and Rev. R. C. Lewis was a guest at the Humphrey home
The following was handed in for
Mrs. Warren Patterson and Mr. 0 r - ITown8end ,hU com,nK faM”
attended the Presbytery In Medford Wednesday.
| last weeks paper but was crowded
vllle Caster left on the train for De­
Monday.
WANTED— Widow woman who out so we will print it now for what
troit, Michigan recently. Mr. Warren
lean care for well grown boy— see it ia worth:
Mr. and Mrs. Stintson and daugh-
Automobile Repair
Mr. and Mrs. Drophy called at the
Patterson has purchased a new Ply­
Mrs Buff Bochran Bantam and
Caah.
ter Virginia, enjoyed Easter Sunday 1
MoIIie Holmes home Sunday after­
mouth and they are going east to
family
of
twelve
babes
moved
into
And Service
with Mrs. Stintson's mother, Mrs.
drive the new car home.
noon and took Mrs. Brophy's moth­
Jim Watkins down in the mouth one of the display windows In the
Runnels in Medford. Mrs. Stintson
FABER BUnjHNG
er and slater for an Easter drive.
because he hasn't received that pen- Jones Grocery where they will live
owns and operates the Central Poiut
Buy Birdcage of Mr. Stone
jsion yet.
Mrs. Bartholomees reports that Beauty Salon.
Mr. G. Carson of Oakland who
business Is picking up all the time
WANTED— Som one to pull all
Mr. Ralph Hanson and family of purchased a bird cage from Mr
at the Nip Sc Sip and more people are
Tolo moved to Ashland this week. Stone recently, write« that he is very j the dandelions out of the Service
coming in for lunches.
much pleased with it. He states he Station lawn— See Grimes,
Mr. Ranson is employed by Copco.
has It in the window of his Real Es- 1
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The work around the city hall is
Anyone wanting any special no­
Mr. Allie Maple is employed at tate Office among trees and flowers
still In full force. Otto Rohnert pre­
tices on their tomb stones notify Al­
sented the city with six Black Wal­ present by the Oregon Granite Com­ with two white and blue roller can­
ly Maple.
aries
building
a
nest
by
the
chim­
pany.
nut trees which they have planted
ney.
A
travelln
gsaleslady
told
Mr.
In hack of the hall.
A certain young lady carrying a
Mrs. Bessie Hale, Mrs. Milton and Carson about Mr, Stone’s bird cages
bottle on the streets and saying not
The Medford Pipe and Machinery Mrs. LaC'aase visited in Ashland and he wrote to Mr. Stone ordering
to put her name In the paper. Every­
Company has moved from 1617 N Easter Sunday. Mr. Hale arrived a cage. It seems rather unusual for
one will know who she is as she ts
Riverside to 40 S. Fir. Mr. W. W from Klamath Falls the first of the a party In Oakland to order such
the only woman in Central Point to
Pickett will have charge of the ma­ week and Mrs. Hale and little daugh­ work from a stranger living In th>’
carry
a bottle.
chinery department and Mr. SIcBe« ter Barbara Gale returned home Rogue River Valley.
with
him.
the welding department Mr. Evans
M r. H arln n d V is ite d S is te r
H. I». MrCAHKKY VERY
will take care of the machinery re-
Mr. James Harland who was the
ptrtr« inti lathe work.
Mr. and Mrs. McFarland and Mr.
SERIOUSLY ILL
mechanic for the Goble boats, who
and Mrs. Schubert of Klamath Falls
won most of the races at the Regatta
The row of tulips at the Grimes were overnight guests at the Milton
The many friends of H. D. Me
Service Station Is now In full bloom home recently.
Caskey will be sorry to hear that he Sunday visited with his sister, Mrs.
is seriously ill at his home although James Ross and family over the
Mrs. Payne und daughter, Miss
Mrs. Cash and son Ned left yester­ he is slightly better today. His sis­ weekend, returning to his home In
Alice Anderson and Miss Pasterln.J day morning for Venturas, Califor­ ter, Mrs. Cochran, arrived yesterday Seattle Wednesday.
visited Miss Pasterluo's mother, Mrs nia where Ned will learn the butch-
from Pacific Grove. Mr. McCaskey's
McDonald, In Ashland Sunday.
ring trade from his brother Lester. nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Cash will visit until the first of Chapman of the Presidio are also
Mayor laTvrr On Sick I X
May.
with him.
Mayor W. C. Lcever Is ill and con­
fined to his home. Ills friends will
Mr. George Lyman suffered a bad­
he glad to know he is Improving ly broken leg while pulling apple
W e have a large stock o f fresh
Sandy Richardson is taking charge trees out of an old orchard. He was
Among those who went to the
feed at all times
of the store during his absence.
taken to the Sacred Heart Hospital. boat race« at Emigrant Lake Sunday
LOCALS
of State D. A. V.
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MACHINE SHOP
S o what?—
BERT PECK
S P E C IA L PRICE
on 5-gal. cans of
Associated Fly Spray
Associated Service Station
L. C. Grimes
Use Crown Feeds
High School Notes
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Faber and Mr.
Mrs. Boussum and daughter, Mrs.
und Mrs Donald Faber were Sunday Henry Meyer of Medford visited
dinner guests at the Everett Faber Mrs. Bouasum's niece, Mrs. George
home in -Medford.
Marne, last Wednesday.
Are you a member of
Efhelywn B. Hoffmann's
HOSIERY CLim
Join Now
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CHOICE CUTS
of
BEEF
SAUSAGES
HAMBURGERS
Smoked Sausages
Humphrey’s
Meat Market?
IL C. HUMPHREY
Proprietor
| 4 H Stamps
Free Delivery
NIP K NIP SERVICE STATION
Central Point, Ore
Richfield Mi-Octane Gas
Candy and Tobacco
Cold drink« A Hamburgers
In- Cream and Home Matle PI*N
W. L. Barthotomeen.
Petrol & Richfield
GAS
Oil, 10c qt.
%sk I h r lla m -l P rien t
W hole««!« a ad Retail
A. R. OWINGS
SERVICE STATION
Planer
B L O C K S
BENT AND CH LA PEST
f*HY FUEL
O r* («s tt o r d e r In c a r t .
Central Point Wood Yard
P h o»» 4M
'( r i w i t a b V P r ic e «
Prompt t e n i r .
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cearly en­
joyed a visit from Mr. Cearly’s sis
ter from Coquille over the weekend.
Mrs. II. M. Thumbler has purchas­
ed a new refrigerator from L. C.
Grimes.
The Christian Church Endavor en­
joyed a welner roast Tuesday night
at Bybee bridge.
The MisMlonary circle of the Chris-
Ian Church are meeting this after­
noon at the home of Mrs. C. Elde.
Mrs. Alfred Middleton was a
weekend guest at her parents home.
Mr. Middleton has work at Uraeagle
where Mrs. Middleton will join him
as soon as her school closes.
Mr. James Dean and wife and mo­
ther. Mrs. Lydia Dean of Grants
Pass. \tr. and Mrs. John Lltiville of
Medford and I. M. Rowe were dinner
guests at the Edward Farra home
Sunday.
E n d e a to r
M e e tin g at
M a rin e
wer: Libby Hamilton, Erma Thomp­
son, Janice Nealon, Norma Holland,
Carol Furry, Simon Pappe, Pink O'­
Connor, Zada Cash, Barbara Kohler,
June Wjald. Roger Lawrence, Rich­
ard and Alan Jewett, and Andrew
McCalllster.
Ellen Lofland motored Io Willi­
ams Creek Sunday afternoon.
Clarabelle Brood spent Easter in
Klamath Fall«.
Marjorie Martin went to Ashland
Sunday.
Mrs. Fleischer shopped In Med­
ford Saturday afternoon.
Roberta and Norma Jean Wertz
spent the week-end at their home
at Climax.
Vaccinations were given for small
pox Tuesday morning.
Central Point won the baseball
game from Gold Hill Tuesday after­
noon, 15-5. We lost to Ashland F ri-1
day. 1-27.
Erma Thompson
went
skating
Tuesday night.
A very Interesting talk about In­
dians was given at an assembly pro­
gram Friday.
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Cltliena of Central Point are urg­
ed to Inquire of their merrhanta as
to whether they receive their goods
In wooden hoees
The making of
wooden hove« la one of the principle
industries in Southern Oregon and
Merrhanta are being urged to de­
mand their use for all shipments
Bcrc|v«.,| |,rtt«.r from Aunt
Mrs. E P Stone received a letter
from her aunt. Mrs Philip Gearhart j
of Seattle «aylng she was leaving for ,
New York where she will take a
steamer to England and she plans on I
visiting the following places S cot-1
land. Belgium.
Germany. Italy. *
.Spain. Hwltaerland. Prance,
Along
the Mediterranean Sea. and then
bark to New York and home hv wav ,
of Wn-htngton D C
makes o f mowers
> p e m up> i/M tz p r n /i
FINLEY
IMPLEMENT CO.
look 60 good, (it so well, feel so good and
'ever had. Come in, get a pair
anti ' go places” this summer.
p
o x
y
Faber’s
Nat. O n ly
KEN MAYARD In
“ Heir to Trouble’ ’
Rposide t 'Rustlers of Red Dog
Snn.-Mon.-Tues.
MARX BROS.
"A NIGHT AT THE OPERA"
B»
With the Coming of
Wed. Only
HOWARD ARNOLD IN
W here
you
le 'a u ij
ne<-»t, taken care o f
“ Remember Last
Night”
\ | tf ts ( Hu h
SPRING
Ni l e
H|| \ ou r
T h « r » „ Erl.
Promptly
C e n tra l IN.lnt
They
WEAR SO LONG that you’ ll like
Wed.
have
new B A L L -B A N D Sport Shoes.
i them belter than any shoes you
BEAUTY SALON
m ay
You’ll do that, and more too, with these
We give S & H Green Stamps
ETHEL’S
H om e
The Junior Endeavor met on Fri­
day at the home of Gwen Marine.
Ten members were present During
the hitslnens meeting the Rndeuvnr-
ers received their .Certificates of
Membership Into the Junior Life
Bible Reading Club.
After an Interesting study of the
Easter story led by Doris Penland.
Mrs. Marine served lovely refresh­
ments of lee cream and rake. Games
»•ere played during and after re-
Ireshments
See us for repairs for various
P h o n e 21
“ Stars Over
Broadway’’
Come the need for
PAT OBRIEN
Lunch Meats
Clean up-Paint up
We have all sort» of things to help you win a
prize in the Beautification Contest
W . E. A le x a n d e r
Remember we always have
A COMPLETE LINE
Our Prices Are Alwgy, Reasonable
V A N I L L A S P E C IA L
Central Point Me.it Market
The W. T Rawletgh Co. announce a SPRING SPECIAL of a bottl*-
of Coconut Oil Shampoo free with all medium and large .»lie vanilla
I. D. LEWIS, Prop.
Edw. W. Jones, Dealer
Central Point
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