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About The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1937)
t PAGE m C l i m u i r o iX T AM ERICAN --- _ ___ ! !1 _ K Coast Golfers Will try io Win Noted Canadian Trophy Mr. F L. Spencer was shopping bare early Wednesday morning. LOCALS Many groups from Central Point have been enjoying the winter sports during the present cold spell. Mr and Mrs. Chat Hide and Mr. and Mrs. John Bohntr^ spent Sunday at Union Creek; Miss Arlene Estes and Charles Taylor spent the day on the Siskiyous; Janice Nealon, Libby Hamilton, Dorothy Powell, Edwin Gebhard, Everett Atkins and Roger Lawrence went to Uniou Creek and later on to Crater Lake. THURSDAY. J A M A R Y O K . m iL FO lX T, OREGON Mr Ellis Clark is In the hospital with a bad case of the flu. The D. A. V. enjoyed a very plea sant meeting in Medford Tuesday evening TR UE TO T Y P E £<dK M b First Grade News The follow lag Items were writ ten by pupil* la the first grade of the Central Point school a* pert of their regular ecbool work tor the purpoee of IwtTwaWac their vooabalarle*. They wtfl ap pear rwefc week: Mrs. Mary Richardson and Mrs. Lois Richardson visited Mrs. Tru man Urenner and little son. Walter Leon, Tuesday. Mrs. Ivan Skyrman and little daughter, Gayle Patricia, returned Postmaster Tom Pankey, who has home from the Sacred Heart hospi been seriously ill with the flu, Is now tal Sunday. on the road to recovery and able to sit up part of the time. Peaches, large sized. Yellow Cling, 2 cans for 35 cents at Marine's Mrs. Dale Smith is recovering from a session with the flu. Neal Mr. R. W. Walker, father of Mrs Stone has been confined to his home Clem Finley and Mrs. Harry Powell with the flu but Is now able to re was operated on at the Sacred | sume school work. Heart hospital Tuesday morning I Latest reports state that he Is doing Coffee, 3 pounds for 50 cents at as well a* could be expected. Marine's. If the i>arty who borrowed Don Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hodson and Patterson s skis last winter does not Hetty Lu of Riitte Falls arrived Fri return them, he will be forced to day for a visit with Mrs. Hodson's 9eud the sheriff after them, mother, Mrs. Neal, and returned Many of our Central Point folks home Sunday. I have been taking advantage of the Mr. Kiser Is working for a dredg cold snap and skating or) the slough ing company In the upper Klamath ! at the Cold Ray dam. river district. Owing to weather Mr E. E. Scott, who wrenched h's conditions It is impossible for any one to get in or out of that district back Saturday, is confined to hia home. at the present time. 14, 11*:»7 Fish— My, but you wear a small collar, Mr. Clam! Clam— You forget I ’ m a little-neck clam. Wednesday. January 13, 1937 Some of the snow is going away. But it is »till very cold. 20 children are here. 7 children are out. We will be happy when they all come hack. W e will soon get a new book. Billy found his dog. His dog's name is Cubby. He is little anu hlack. He ran away. We have been invited to see the fourth grade play. The play will be In the high school. W e may go If we work. WHO, ME? * > Paul—I notice that you take things as they come. Grace— I try to, but 1 sometimes wish they wouldn’t come so often High School Note* The Pointer quintet won the first conference game of the season when it defeated the Gold Hill team by a score of 18 to 12 Friday night. Ho- i mer Myers was high point man for Central Point. The annual bonfire and rally was held Wednesday night In anticipa tion of the game between Central Sugar Pine Shakes and Shingle* Born, at Grants Pass to Mr. and Point and Jacksonville. The game at Faber's. Mrs. Williams a baby boy named will be played on the home floor, Martin Edward. Miss Arlene In- Friday, January 15. Mr. Slagle, who haa been visiting Mann is staying at the Williams Girls physical ed. classes have his daughter in Salem, has return home. Mrs. Williams will be re Just taken up clog dancing and tum ed to his home at the Oscar Black membered here as Miss Dorothy In bling. ford ranch. try after seven years of being a vlc- mann. Miss DuRefte and Miss Zinser time of want in a land of plenty. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Simmons shopped in Medford Saturday after Well, morning came at last and I Mr. and Mrs. William Pringle of and Norma June, spent Sunday at noon. winter is still with us. I must be Montague, Calif., are visiting at the the Marshall home In Medford. Roberta Pankey, who spent the brave and still try again today to home of Mrs. Pringle's brother, B. Christmas vacation visiting her sis protect my loved ones. I firmly be The Missionary Circle of the C. Jolley and wife in Sams Valley. ter in Portland, returned to school lieve in a Supreme Being and the Christian Churoh will meet at the Monday. The folowing story is reprinted instinct to protect our young ones Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mayfield are home of Mrs. Tethrow Friday after Edith and Leatha Vincent skated from the Medford Mail Tribune of is instilled strongly within us. Ani on Bear Creek Sunday afternoon. moving Into the Van Gundy house. noon. January 13. It was handed to this mals fight for their youngs, and I be Helen Wright shopped in Medford The members of the Christian paper with the request that it be ing human must do the same. A mu'e ¡Saturday afternoon. Crackers, graham, 2-lb. box. church will hold their annual din given the widest publicity. This is will break through a fence if hungry cent at Murine's. Arlene Scott had Sunday dinner ner at the church Tuesday evening. only one case of many that have and get to food. I ’m going to havo at the home of her cousin Margaret come to our attention regarding the as much sense as a mule If It comes Scott. Bull Band Boots at Faber's. operation of relief in Southern Ore to a show down. Marion Strayer went sleighing in L. L. TA YLO R , gon. Howard District Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Workman To the Editor: Medford, Jan. 13 534 So. Fir St. WANTED— Ambition« students for Libby Hamilton went skiing at and family from Colorado are visit We are informed that this m'in Union Creek Sunday. Later In the resident and home study courses I'm unemployed, a severe prolong In business training that turn ing at the Aker home. Mr. Aker re ed winter is on. The small sum I has two boys in high school, one 19 day 8j,e motored to Crater Lake, ____________ spare time Into earning time Med ceived a letter from hts father whom saved from last summer’s wages has and the other 16. He has one son. | he had not heard from for twelve ford Btisines« College. OWN. finally been used for groceries, fuel a single man living at home and years. He hopes to be able to visit fair and rent. The grocer was kind en working for Copco at very here before long. FOR SALK wages. He compalns that the relief ough to extend me a small amount o f credit, but finally had to cease. office refused to help him because BA R N E H ILL & TUTTLE Basketball Shoes at Faber’s Now I am at my wits end as the last he was a "transient,” authough he 15 S. Front fuel will be gone today. I have uo had voted here twice. Used Mdse. Store The 1933 legislature passed a law- car to gw to the mountains for more LEADERS In I*ow Prices declaring that a person must have even if it cost nothing. I asked to WE HAVE IT work for fuel at several Medford lived in the state for at least thre; years and not have been on relief la We are buying fur* thin w»uw>o on [ uel companies yesterday but noth volume basis and will puy top mar- ing doing. I've tried iny best to that time to become eligible for any ket price, cash In hand in order *o ! --------- find employment hut failed Then help. It seetns to he the general belief get the volume All we ssk Is to give Dr. E. V. Morrow, accompanied after reading in papers where destl- um a chance. Y’ ou can alwwyw ship' by his wife, (or, as lie orpressed It. tue was beng helped through go- that, the money now being used by your fnra after you get our price*. Ills hall and chain I, on their return vernment relief, I finally made my the relief office Is federal money. I 4M but once you sell ontslde It Is too trip from attending the Rose Bowl way to city hall and waited an hour i Such is ont the case. The federal with 1st« to take advantage of onr liberal 1 game New Year s Day, stopped at the with others My time came. I told , to r direct relief was offers. Bring In your fur* and he Grimes service station to have his lady In charge how I had worked drawn over a year ago and only j convinced We have still got s limit- big '37 Bulck serviced. He reported through the summer and supported state and county money is now ed supply of used traps at a very at- that the game, as everyone knows, my family and kept three children available. Thus the relief office tractive price. We are always in th-* , was "punk"; that the Washington In school even though living expeo- must abide h.v the state law in such | market for hides, wool, mohair, and team Just wasn’t there, lint that 1*. went up and wages for common cases. Osteopathic P*1*" was worth the trip Just to see the labor staved the same. I worked on. Optonaetric Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bohnert and MEDFORD BARGAIN HOI HE crowd of 87,000 people In holiday hard. Now could she help tue Dolores returned from a several Phone 1082 27 N. Grape St. Mod mood and clothes ; through the rough spot say for six Special attention give« to aye, i Mr. Boh The colors were simply marvelous weeks She says no even If you have weeks’ visit in Portland. nose, throat end fitting of nert expected to have an operation Special Bargains This Week. — every hue imaginable In the wo- lived here for over two years, as you Cream separators, in good condition, men's clothes blending In with the are still a transient family. I left aud during his absence, but found that dreseers, Simmons beds and springs. men's more sober colors, made a spent the rest of the afternoon try- after being under a doctor's care Now In Permanent Offleee there it would be unnecessary. 434 MEDFORD CENTER BLOG. Including the famous Simmons Roy beauttful sight. There were 47,000 In* to find work al aprlngs; special bargains in Innor, ours parked about the Bowl and it Last night I spent a restless night: spr'ng mattresaes and davenport took three and one-half hours for thoughts both good and bad passed t. ts We have a splendid assortment them to get out and away after the through my mind. Why after six if battery seta and electric radioa at game. years of depresalon thousands are low pr ce. All kinds of log- The Tournament of Roses hand still destitute and millions have SIJP COVERS FOR OVER n.ptemonta. cable, tonga, all was also a great sight. With the'r been spent on various relief projects. STUFFED FU RNITU RE neludlng a large 260 pieces and their white trousers, Whv h~ destitute when hanks are at Denlgning, Drapery Making * h ock Get our prices on red capes and red and white caps full of Idle money and food stuff* Phone 164Sx 220 S. Orapf • ' roo' ng paper, eorrugs- they formed the words "Washington nre still plentiful. Shall I still up- ' RUSH FOR THE DOOR M A T E U R golfers from Washington, Oregon and California will make a strong effort this year to win the Totem Pole Trophy Tour nament, classic of the links in Western Canada. Only once, in the 11 years of its history, has this unique trophy been won by an American— Gardiner White of New York. The nearest Pacific Coast golfer was Thomas Green Jr., Seattle, who was finalist in 1933. Play is held during the second week of September over the Jasper Park Lodge Golf Course, Jasper National Park, Alberta, which ia regarded as Canada's premier course and whose par of 70 for a 6470-yard layout has never been broken by an amateur although it has been the venue for such major events as the Canadian Amateur. The picture* above show that humans are not the only ones interested in golf at Jasper; the water-trapped sixteenth green, graveyard of many championship hope*, and the picturesque sterling silver Totem Pole Trophy. • A "Don't you think the star has a moving voice?” "Must have; a third of the audi ence has already left.” Destitute Medford Man Philosophizes Upon Predicament January Special SHAMPOO * FINGER W AV E 75c Bring In a friend and get TWO-$3.00 Permanents for C L A S S IF IE D $4.00 C E N T R A L P O IN T B E A U T Y SALON J E N N IE S E X TO N , Prop. Don’t forget the game Friday night — JVille vs. Central Point. 2nd Visitor Tell* of Bg Crowd attending Rose Bowl Game For Conference game! Cold Weather Dr. I. H. C o n you need plenty of heat-producing Dr. Geo. S. Jennings Elva Livingston Lough 0 • ns Is and barb wire and Pitts.” 1 sr. '. r tary pumps, 2ki Dr Morrow thinks that th!s game net on ho e, and gasoline en- should have a good effect on the various big teams and that hereafter MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE they will go out after really good Phone 106 2 IT S. Crape Med. players. RIC H FIE LD & M O H A W K G AS Radiator Seal. Fan Belts, Head Lights and other Automobile supplies. O W IN G ’S SERVICE S T A T IO N C O LLIN 6 D A IR Y Or«. t tew «4id IW -'-nri/w d Milk * C ru m "C l'a n U n ***" our Mono ip * to. liM is-otiot M all times R A D IO R E P A IR SERVICE National Union Tubes. S a n d y R ic h a r d s o n Joe CoUins, Prop. hold our present »ytem of govern ment. when I can't get employment or wages enough to live decently? I wonder about communism and *r>clto llsm, they seem to be able to eat over In Russia. Thoughts of how I can get some food and fuel with out stealing I voted In Jackson county two dif ferent election« yet at relief office I'm considered a transient, hard to fm ire ft My children attend churrh M id Sunday school and take a real Interest in It. I'm supposed to he a good citizen and b* loyal yet our government destroy* cotton hold* bark wool production and I haven’t heen able to hny a suit of clothes for 7 years. W e all need clothe*. I'm still expected to *hout for my coun- Call at this market and let us supply you with everything in this line. Cheap Fuel Cential Point Woiú Yard Fick Hardware Co. Croetey Radle« A Refrtgrrafer* Spartan Raido* A Refrtg rators Speed Qeeen A Mar Tag WASHING MACHINES 9*le* A Service Phone 3«t0 131 W Mala St Medford Meats See our wood before you hug And remember our prices are always reasonable Central Point Meat Markei I. D. LEW IS, Prop. TeL E n ro ll Now! A V IA T IO N E T H Y L G A S Class starrting in Jan. and V E E D O L M O T O R O IL BIG DEMAND FOR n RAUTA O PER ATO R* for Q U IC K S T A R T IN G in COLD W E A T H E R BERT PECK Autom obile - Repair And Service Medford School of Beauty Culture Associated Service Station L. C.Grimes ,L
