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About The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195? | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1936)
THE i r AMERICAN C E N TR A L PO INT, OREGON, THFRHDAY. JIT.V I « . IM O VOl.l 'I K VIH M .M H K K 40 N ew Oregon Stamp W H O A M I? j Sauntering- Now on Sale at 1 am niore powerful than the combined armies of the world. I have laid wa.^te more forests and destroyed more men than SCHOOL TO OPEN JOLT 20 AT 1ST * v the wars of the nations. I am more deadly than bullets, and I have wrecked more homes than the mightiest of siege guns. I spare no one, and 1 find my victims among the rich and poor alike, the young and old. the strong and weak. Widows and orphans know me I loom up to such proportions that 1 cast my shadow over every field of labor, trom the turning of the grindstone to the moving of every railroad train. I massacre thousands of wage earners every year. 1 lurk in unseen places and do most of my work silently— you are warned against me hut you heed not. I am relentless. . , . . I am everywhere— in the house, on the streets, in the forest, in the factory, at railroad crossings and on the sea. I bring sickness, degradation, desolation and death, yet few seek to avoid me. , 1 destroy, crush or malm; I give nothing but take all; I am your worst enemy. ___ Loca) Postoffice GLEASON FA IL« DOIVE OVER l uck on the job attain! And li we , ver get rested from what might he Postmaster I’ankey yesterday re ailed a hurried vacation, we may get down to business again. And the ceived a quantity of the new Oregon worst of it is that the blamed imp Territory ommeinorate p o s t a g e who turns the grindstone upon stamp which were recently authoriz which our nose is securely placed Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Gleason ac ed iu commemoration of the centen The annual lied Cross swimming Aeems to have rested up better than companied by Mrs. Gleason's sister, and life-saving school for children nial anniversary of Oregon Territory we did. Mrs. Waterhouse and small grand and adults will be held here at the The new stamp is the same size as daughter. Marylu, left Sunday morn Natatorium. July 20 to 29, inclusive the special delivery stamps and arc l>ast week we told a bit of our ex ing for a week or ten days drive over it was announced by Miss Marjorie printed in purple. The central design periences in the Hay cities. Now we (he scenic roads of Oregon. Kelly, chairman. . on the stamp is an outline map of will add a little of what fun we had The first day they headed for Cra Persons desiriug the free instruc the original Oregon Territory, com lurther south. ter, Diamond and Crescent Lakes tion were asked to register with prising the present states of Idaho, 9 9 9 I A M CARELESSNESS! and came down by way of Eugene. Miss Kelly at the Natatorium be Oregon and Washington, together — The Forest Log 'Beyond Portland on the Columbia To begin with, the major purpose tween 2 and 4 o'clock next Thursday with parts of Montana and Wyom River Highway they made the Mt. of the entire trip was to visit the FFriday and Saturday afternoons. ing. Marked on the map are the five liood loop down the coast to Reeds writer's only sister in Southern Cali Registrations must be completed be Scout Camp at 4 Generations On places, one in each state, selected, port, across to Drain and back down fornia The dear old girl is getting fore opening of the school as those for historical reasons to have the the Pacific Highway to Grants Pass. Lake O ’ the W oods Both Sides of on in years and we felt it would do not registered will be unable to pro first day sale on July 14 They are From Grants Pass the group went tier a lot of good Just to see the cure the first lesson. Miss Kelly em Attracts Many Family at Party Lewiston, Idaho; Missoula, Mont.; to the Oregon Caves and then on to baby brother and his family. The phasized. A nominal charge will be Astoria, Oregon; Walla Walla, Wash Crescent City and the Big Redwoods, years have been long and many since made for use of the pool, she said On Sunday July 5 Mr. and Mrs. | ,i5aby Richard Lee Ward celebra- and Daniel, Wyo. (raveling on hack lip the coast to it was our privilege to live near each Classes were announced as follows Stone took Nearf to the Scout camp . his ( j rs( birthday June 25th at Mr. Pankey states he sold three Ma rshfield. other and one gets lonesome some girl beginners, S to !l a. nt. ; boy be at Lake of the Woods and enjoyed tbe home of his grandparents, Mr. sheets of the new stamps before he The first night little Marylu said times for his own blood. ginner, 9 to 10; girl swimmers, 10 dinner there, returning home In t h e . in(j \jr,, y,- Limbeck, even had them unpacked. Anyone she wanted to go hack to Oregon. • • * to 10:50; boy swimmers. 10:50 to evening but Neal was sick and re- | Little Richard Lee was able to wishing to get these stamps should So leaving Oakland the morning 11:40; junior life saving, 1 to .2 p. turned home on Tuesday evening. bave something that very few babies do so soon as the supply is limited. Sale at The Toggery after the 4th we turned “ Old Bet m.; adult, 7 to 8 p. m. , hi nioi IIP j j (1|y 7 After remaining home for a ,.an brag of at his celebration. That The stamp will be of special interest sy’s” nose to the eastward to get on saving and examiners, 8 to 10 p. m | week he waB abte to return to camp, j ,8 f0lir generations on ihs fathers to collectors. Is Big Event the Pacific Highway once more Just During the instruction hours the 8tone> Mrs. E . E. Gore and Bob | slde and fo(ir d e r a t i o n s on his mo- south of Stockton. By the time we Natatortum will be closed to to com- coin j Tucker accompanied by Neal made|th<>rg sl,le present at his party. Fine Display of reached there Old Sol was beginning mereial use, Miss Kelly stated. 'the trip to the camp last Tuesday, j They were on his father's side: The $20,000 stock reducing sale to beam In fine shape (and the As in the past, a qualified Red They enjoyed dinner at Fish Lake Mfg w Ward of Los Angeles, great Used Furniture »* T1,e Toggery in Medford is now- darned old thing continued to beam Cross instructor will come to Med before arriving at the camp. Mrs, Mrs. John Bodish. in full swing. People from all over with increasing strength the farther ford to conduct the classes. The rest Stone reports a lovely drive and that grandmother; Medford, grandmother and Ray Found at Jack’s ¡Southern Oregon are taking advan we went.) of the teaching staff will comprise the air even looked blue. Ward father. His mother's people tage of this opportunity to buy • • • volunteer workers of the life saving One hundred and five boys are at were Mrs. Lucy Ward. Central Point quality merchandise at low prices. Just outside of Fresno we sudden corps, M.iss Kelly stated. the camp. They are taught boating, great grandmother; Mrs. W. Lim If you are looking for really good The store is thronged dally with ly discovered one of our tires had de fishing, swimming, archery, nature, beck. grandmother and Mrs. Ray used furniture call at 106 south thrifty buyers. veloped tlatulency with the aid of a Birthday Party handicraft, hiking, rare of camp, Ward, Klamath Falls, mother. Grape There you will be met by Miss W. F. Isaacs (Toggery B ill) ’s baby spike. Luckily It happened un etc. The boys that act fresh, making Other friends and relatives pre June Peebler, a gracious hostess, too well known in this locality to A t Bartol Home der the only tree for miles. After un smart or un-clean remarks are put sent were Mrs. Mary Batchelder and who will show you over this com need Introduction. For over thirty loading our baggage and a lot of Near Parma, Ida. on K. P. duty. Miss May Ward of Los Angeles. Miss plete home. Everything needed to years he has conducted a quality naughty words, so as to get at our Twelve boys of the Uxal lro,’ P ! A l|c.e Ward of Medford, M rs. Tru- make a home comfortable and at men's store and his reputation for Twenty-seven friends and rela have signed up for tamp and » ' | man * Brenner and Shirley. Refresh- spare tire, we drove on into the big tractive You may buy here. Also see l handling only the best lines of men's home leave the first of the week. park at Fresno. There we again un tives gathered at the Bartol , ments of punch, cookies and birth it placed in connection with other wear is well established. loaded 'he bus and left the folks to near Parina, Idaho on June 21 in day cake were served. furniture so as to be sure it is what The present sale is an annual guard our stuff and rest awhile on honor of Harry and Tom Bartol’s Baby Richard received many love you want Seattle Couple Visit event to make room for new fall the grass while we took our way to birthday anniversaries. Each family Relatives Here ly gifts hut was very much afraid of You may arrive in time to see Miss goods which are now arriving. Any brought a well-filled basket. a service station for repairs. the candle on his birthday cake. Pehles remove a cake baked to a one wanting the best In meu’s wear After a delicious dinner presents The American wish for him all the golden brown from the oven of the at the lowest price will do w l l »« Mr jud Mrs. F A. 'Vagner and Loading up once more we mean were received. Four gallons of ire stove. You can buy it if you wish, visit The Toggery during this sale. family of Seattle visited at the'boine joy^hiH life may hold. dered through the city. Found we cream were desposed of during the i Furniture for a whole house, one of Mrs. Wagner’s parents, Mr. and could get about just as readily as we afternoon and evening. The guests (room, or one article may be pur Mrs Maple recently. They were on Golden Rule Moves used to when we worked there in ye were from Boise and Greenleaf, Ida chased. their return trip home after visiting ho, Big Bend and Nyssa. Oregon. olden time. After seeing a bit of the To New Location You are cordially Invited to call 14 states. Mr. Maple’s nephew, Mr. Everyone left with a smile on town we drove on toward a hotter and see for yourself this attractive Farrell Patton and wife and daugh their fare and a hearty good-bye. It place Turning off a few miles south TH E FEDERATED CHURCH A merchandising event of more home. ter of Seattle joined them here. we passed Visalia and so up Into the will he a day the boys will long re- Rev. Robert Charles Lrwis, Pastor While here they made the drive than usual interest to the people of hills toward the Giant Forest In Be-¡member Phone 51. over Mount Ashland Scenic Loop Southern Oregon is the opening of <1 noia National Park Camped by a j Bible School— A. W. Ayers, Sup- road. From here you an see llie a new down-town store on North little river Just before dark and H o l l y w o o d M u s i c i a n rintendent, 9:30 A. M. rim to Crater lae at the very highest Central avenue in Medford by Wil- fought “ skeeters“ and such Morning Worship— 11:00 A. M. Visits Aunt Here ipoint. the ocean. Mr. Wagner said he lock's Golden Rule. The building 1 6:30 Y.P.S.C.E.— (two groups), formerly occupied hy the Safeway --------- j would not have missed this drive for According to the notches on Mer- Pray tell why It is that Madame Stores opposite the Groceteria has vyn Gleason, Jr. slingshot he has p. m. Mrs. C. M. Johnson was very 50 dollars. Nature always hides her greatest much surprised when a strange Evening Servles— 7:30 p. m. The Wagners returned to their been remodeled and the stock and killed 35 birds. wonders in such inaccessible places. young man rapped at the door, grab home in Seattle last week. Women's Bible study classes Tues fixtures of the (¿olden Rule moved To get up to the Big Trees one has bed her and kissed her. She had not from their former location on West Mr. Flaherty carrying a big bou day afternoon from 2 to 3 o'clock (u charge of Mrs. H. A. Davisson. From to climb for fourteen miles in second j de,.|df>(j whether to slap him or call Main street. quet of dill across Main street. 3 to 4 o'clock in charge of Mrs. R. gear. And while we had thought WP | Rer, Hedgpeth when he called her Return from Trip Mr. Willock has conducted a Gol To Oregon Coast den Rule store in Medford for many Little Johnny Deuel a pretending C. Lewis. had done a hit of mountain driving Alint)e and 8a)d "you look Just like er. 2:30 p. m. Tuesday. n our time, we soon found we "h a d -1 rnotltar". years. He and his father formerly to smoke a corn cob pipe. n’t seen nothin’ , yit.” as the feller • I j It was her nephew. Cally Holdi-n. The Fisherman's Club, Wednes Mr and Mrs. J. G. Love and Mr. conduced their business In the Ma Verne Pendleton trying to find day 6:00 p. m. said But when we finally reached I front Hollywood, on his way to Cra and Mrs. J. O lsaocson recently re sonic building on West Main street, someone that wanted a job last The Family Gathering, Wednes the top all was forgotten. As wo j ter Lake Mr. Holden is orchestra turned trom a trip on the coast. later moving across the street. gazed at the oldest living thing leader it. the Fox Moxie Company. They traveled by Roaehurg Junction The Golden Rule store Is now- Wednesday when he was painting day. 8:00 p. m. Choir Practice— Thursday. 7:3C known to man. we felt mighty small. He was accompanied north by hif to Marshfield and on to Depot Ba> holding a big opening sale in their his gasoline pump and remarking p m. wife and they traveled up the Red and hack by Florence. They saw five new location. Here will be found that he was as red as the pump. And i p read with awe he placard wood highway. While here they of the new bridges— all w-ith a dif bargains in both Men's and Women's Why go on a real vacation and I the foot of the grandfather of all| shoWprt her a book full of stills as ferent form of architecture and all wear. The public is cordially Invited CHRISTIAN CHURCH come home more ttred than when very beautiful. The largest of these ........ the “ General Sherman. ’ Q08*1- j they call the movie pictures. Mrs Clifton A. Phillip*, Minister to see the new store and take advan you left. w hat a stick that ta. Over 600.nno, ,ohMgon ha<1 not seen Mr. Holden bridges w*as the Coos Bay Bridge tage of the low prices offered. Bible School, 10:00 A. M. ltolani which is nearly 140 feet high and feet of lumber in one tree! And a j 8(noe he wa8 a smau bov. Hover, Fupt. Morris Is Wonder why Smoky one mile long. Thia is so high all good sized tree when the Master: —------------ Communion and Preaching 11:00 growing a disguise. ships can pass under. The other ones Mr. and Mrs. Skipton ,1k..I in Galilee What is man. p Q g g B a r b e r S h o p A. M. Mrs Eide and Mrs. Reynolds were Reedsport. Florence, Wallport, that Thou art mindful of him. will sing for this service. Visit Beebe Home In New Hands and Newport bridges. C O M M U N IC A T E D We will unite with the Federated They had a delightful trip, lovely Although we could have stayed a Church for both the Senior Endeavor Mr. and Mrs. Henry Skipton of What is now known as the John T H E PEAR weather and covered 658 miles on Watsford. Ohio, accompanied their) month among those giants of old. . . and also the Evangelistic Service on As the season approaches to start we had to Rosa Barber shop Is being redecor 32 gallons of gas. time was wastin ana we naa ; __ Sunday Evening. We urge your at granddaughters. Misses Wilma and] ta k e '«te d in cream with green trimming set going once more. It didn't tendance at this closing service of Lois Barnette here for a visit with hill andwlll he a very attractive shop let s get down to brass tacks and do quite so long to get down that the Young People's Conference. Mr. Skipton's sister, Mrs. A. W Mr Johnston of Talent, who re Car Hits Truck some serious thinking on the sub as It did to get up, although we had | . Prayer and Bible Study Wed. 7:45 'Beebe, who he had not seen for 26 i second i most nf sold his shop there will ject. At Intersection years. to drive In of the tne wavL-ently wav j . open ,, P. M. Marjorie Jones. Devotional . . up a barber shop ehre Monday. Mr I know of no branch of farming or burn up our brakes. ' * . ... .. . . . .... , h„ | Leader and Mrs. Victor Bursell will " hat might have been a serious- Misses Lois and " Hina Barnette, . . . lohnaton plans to n o w w " ■ ' that has been as hard hit as the ____ . ,. . , review the Book of 2nd Samuel, children here soon. He was in accident occurred last Sunday ere-1 Barbara Kih ler Margaret Dow, Ken fruit growers, for the last five years. two Once on the old “ C. S- 99 . I Junior Endeavor. 2:30 P. M. Fri- Cline was'neth Beebe, and Morris Dow spent This year In particular house Wednes- ning when the rar Mrs some or-, found it hadn’t got a single bit rdol-jtown looking for a In front of a large weekend at Crescent City and chardists not only had a big smudg- (,a y er than the day before. And we took Say.__________________ _________________ driving turned truck at the highway Intersection, j Bandon. Ing expense but also the blight was ;» $olpmn rpnolution that we would- Banker W eds Musician very bad. n t live in or near Bakersfield If they earnest How alorious to brtn* hark It is thought Mrs Cline gave the j This was a big eipense and a big Punctured Egotism gave us the whole darned county.; old day and old friends To hear wrong signal A signal to turn to Congratulations. Mac! loss of fruit, oil wells and all. We don't hate our- again of thia and that one we had the left and instead she turned to j Are we flatter than a punctured ' |„ other branches of farming the Matrimony and Fireside a lifetime And the right Her car was badly damag-, selves that bad " ot *PPn for h* lf Are the pillar* ith It all a bit of sadness to realize ed hut no one was -‘erimmly hurt. 1 toy balloon? When first planning products are sold for cash— In the Of onr Republic The three Penland children were our recent vacation we thought The pear and apple game, in most cases, Kn'.ring tx>s Angeles over the , 0 manv had taken the Long Trail Banking circles approve and in the back seat and Ivan Penland in I American could never go to pre^ , h,. fruit is consigned and he gets Ridge Route we wondered If *•' with whom we had worked Your course. would do as we did In Oakland and played “ When you and I were fronL Mrs. H » * u*ed tn WOr* ¡" with all of the regular force gone what la left after the other crowd get In Home Building But when we read the Issue put out'theirs. I think the majority of ui drive clear through the place and young But Vlthal we shall never the Damon Cafe hut now 1a a maid And Good Banking during our absence we noted that iu'. will agree this is very unfair and tin • know It. But hv means of Pu'- regret having made the trip Some- „ the A 8 V Carpenter home Music hath charms one would have noticed onr absence j Ust that such a ayatem prevalla way we touched the fountainhead of our pocket and ting our pride in To soothe the savage breast." Mrs. Dr. Alex Patterson and Mr j If we hadn't told them we were go-j f{ow here's where all those who courage and strength and return to -»king our way from one service sta Good Ranking Helps and Mra. Dr. Sweet and daughter. | ing. | have to buy fruit come In. Let's co- tion to another we managed to get the daily drudgery with renewed To make Good Music Mary. who are on their trip to Alas- | We wish to thank all the kind operate, just because the pear looks faith and resolution to “ Keep right uto the particular boulevard we Good Music Helps to ka were visitors at the home of Mr. .friends who handed In local o r * » | l i l * common fruit, because we aee on to the end of the road wanted and so made our way ont of Make good Banking and Mrs W H Norcross lately. Mr< and ads. And especially the lady who, , n many of them is no reason they town to Pomona. From there we May Harmony and Patterson will be remembered by rame to the assistance of the hoys aren't good to eat. You can buy di- Next week we will tell of onr wandered through a maze of farms Prosperity prevail journey home along the rlnrtnn« fentral Point people as she and th<- and made the paste. It was 4 o'rlock rert from the fruit grower, can them and orchards until at long last Forever’ Doctor HvVd here for many year-» j A M. when the lo or was locked and yourself ...I th e t two wo p ar tic u lar pepper C a lifo rn ia .-east pa-' » * c bca. h . -> . ........................................... . ------------- ------- ------- -- ------------- " I * ”" - — ” I parttcnl*r pepper (r . fonnj the folks and rwaorta and through the mighty where they made many friends The the la«t paper in the post office, and By so doing you help the farmer j FARMERS A F R ITTfjR O W E R S RANK in what ia is now some weeks we are almost that late hut you help yourself financially ' redwoods The memory of those Doctor's office was In Member Federal Deposit Intursnce the Public Library Mrs. Patterson's ouraelv nd we are aot holding Sincerely. • . . nes will ever be a pleasant one h s i • n • tr. Oaklinl. Cali'- d - ' r an hcr )„b. e tbr. f H V IR .IL L CorporaLfca In ^ cur tain U Then the thin-morlc ztirted J ®!í? (ilhurrhes S o w hat?—