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CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN
rom
THCRSDAY, APRIL I, 11*37
CENTRAL POINT, OREGON
Two representative« from Linfield
Mrs. Geer entertained the follow­
| College. Professor Elkintou and A!
ing guests at an aluminum dinner
Painter, a junior, entertained the
last week Those present were Mr.
student body for a short time Tues­
and Mrs. Harry Fredette, Mr. and
The following items were writ­
day morning. Professor Elklnton
Mrs. Roy McConchlne, Mr and -Mrs.
Mr. Clárente
Borah returned John Cox of Medford, Mrs. Melhone,
spoke on the subject of popuarity
Today,
a»
much
thought
1«
given
ten
by
pupils
iu
the
first
grade
Wednesday night from the Veterans Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wright the proper feeding of fowl and ani­
while Mr. Painter sang several num­
of the Central Point school as
hottpllal at Roseburg Mr. Borah ta of Brownsboro. Mr. and .Mrs. Ted mals as is given to any other line
bers.
port of their regular school work
a brother of Mm. Caaatnan.
Millie McCord hiked to the airport
Furry and Mrs. Furry of Chiloqutn, j of business
Honners Feed Store,
for the purpose of Increasing Sunday afternoon
Mr and Mrs. Mtdhone, .Margaret and loeated in Medford at 4th and Fir.
Ruth Morava went lambtongue
their vocabularies«. They will ap­
Mr. and Mm. Reynold» and family Phyllis (Jeer and little Be Ann Beck | has made a thorough study of the
picking near Bybee bridge Sunday
requirements and have on hand at
of Medford were guest» ut the llai- of Medford.
pear each week:
afternoon.
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] all times, Albers
Quality Proven
vey Passman home Sunday.
Roberta Pankey shopped in Med­
.Mr. Kay Anders is building an aj . j Fe.-ds that are best lilted to keep
ford Saturday morning.
Wednesday. March 31, 1937
l fowl and animals in the best possible
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Pendleton vis­ dition to his house.
Miss DuRette spent the Easter va­
This is the lust day of March We
( condition.
ited at the McBride home Sunday
Mr. Fred Honner is thoroughly will watch to see if it goes out as cation at her home near Salem.
and at the home of Mrs. Pendleton s
Mrs. ('alia lleer is entertaining
Janice Nealon saw “ Beloved Ene­
mother, Mrs. Copsel, at Rosy Ann. the Mistletoe Club of the Royal conversant with hia business and has a lion. It eante as a lamb. Nice
my" at the Craterian theatre Sunday
Neighbors, April 14 with a covered aided the agricultural development and quiet.
evening.
It is raining this morning.
of this distil««
He has always of­
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kelly left for dish luncheon.
Ellen Lofland was a dinner guest
We must get weighed today.
fered Albers Quality Proven Feeds
Portland today for a short visit.
at reasonable prices and ntauy who
A stray dog killed and ate one of friends at Applegate Sunday.
The Central Point Beauty Salon would otherwise be casual acquain­ of Delbert's chickens.
Maxine Moon had Sunday dinner
The dog must have been hungry. at the home of her aunt in Medford.
Mrs. Flaharty’s father. Mr. I. A wishes to express appreciation of the tances have become his very good
patronage
of
the
Central
Point
peo­
Lyda of Asolin, Washington, is seri­
Mae Simmons and Leatha Vin­
friends and steady customers. This Delbert told the Marshal about it.
ple.
cent attended a "barn dance" party
is due not only to the fact that he A bad dog killed Karl’s cat.
ously ill.
Betty has moved away.
at the home of Georgia Conger Fri­
sells the best quality feeds but also
Mrs. E. E. Scott prepared a birth­ that his every business transaction
.Meyer’s Flower Shop has a choice
day evening.
selection of potted plants and cut day dinner Wednesday for her fa­ is based on the idea that a satisfied
Arlene Scott entertained her cou­
flowers. 217 West .Main, Medford. ther, Mr. Louis Swartz at his home. customer is a steady customer. This
sin Margaret at dinner Sunday.
The Ladies Shop iu Central Point is .Mr. and Mrs. Scott. Mrs. Swartz and Is evidenced by the patronage his
Libby Hamilton shopped in Med-
A group of students front the
their local agent. Leave orders for the honor guest enjoyed the dinner. store receives.
Public Speaking Department of the tord Saturday morning.
cut flowers or funeral pieces there.
The purpose of this article is not
Laurabelle Caldwell, Winnifred
Diversity of Oregon entertained the
The Indies Shop also carries some
Ball Band shoes and Levi Strauss Just to tell you of his products but student body with discussions on the
plants in stock.
overall makes a good combination. also to inform you that in trading subject of fascism and communism
here, yott will always receive court­ Thursday afternoon.
See Faber’s.
Mr. Henry Maury and sister Miss
eous. kind and prompt attention.
Reverend Johnston, who has been
Mary Maury left for San Carlos,
If you are unable to decide which conducting services at the Federated
Mr. and .Mrs. P. 1>. Lolland and
California fo [ a months visit with dslighter Louise visited Mr. Bor­ feeds would be beneficial, may wo
church, presented a talk describing
GROCERIES
their sister, Mrs. Cogill.
land's brother at Grants Pass Easter suggest that you take your difficul­ fhe country of Ir«'land and conditions
ties
to
Honners
Feed
Store
and
Mr.
FEEDS
Sunday.
there, which seemed to interest the
Fred Honner will advise you to your students Friday at an assembly. Also,
The Salmagundi Party given by
satisfaction.
the boy and girl scouts is being held
at this assembly, different members
Mr. and Mrs. Biles returned from
this evening at the High School their honeymoon trip to California
of the 1937 annual staff gave talks
gym.
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Faber were on what the annual this year is to
and have a cablu at Bonney’a Grill.
pleasantly surprised by a visit from contain.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander, .Mr. and
Reinker of
Members of the senior play cast
Mr. and Mrs. Grey Hackenberg o! Mr. and Mrs. Lyman
Mrs. Hamilton and small son Wesley Portland have purchased the A. E Portland who were on their honey­ are concentrating this week on Act
of Klamath Falls arrived Sunday to White property on Alder street.
moon «rip to California. Mr. Rein­ II.
spend Easter and celebrate Mrs.
ker who had worked several seasons
Members of the biology class went
'Burkinan's birthday at the Buckman
for the Crater Lake Company, took on a field trip to find wild flowers
Rev.
James
M.
Alley,
wife
and
ba­
home. The Easter Bunny had caster
his bride to the lake while here. Mr. Tuesday afternoon.
eggs bidden In the Buckman yard by, are registered at the Hotel Va- Reinker is a relative of Mrs. Faher.
for Wesley. They returned home landra.
Sunday evening.
Daily’s Auto Painting shop has
Miss Rosalie Mesnage and niece
Mrs. Martel and chililren left Mon­ moved across the street into larger
Mr. Wilbur Yukel stopped for a day for Los Angeles. Mrs. Martel is and lighter quarters when their
Libby» Sliced
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Buckman on returning home and Miss Mesnage new shop is complete they will have
iii sreturu trip from Los Angeles to will visit friends for a month before one of tile moat modern and tip to
Roseburg. He visited his parents returning home. Mrs. Mourigiwart is date shop In southern Oregon at 19
while in California and reports that staying with Mrs. t’homel during her South Bartlett, Medford.
they are doing fine. He expects to sister’s absence.
finish up his work in Kosehurg and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ager of
return to Los Angeles to stay.
Berean Bible Class Party will be Portland «topped for a visit wtih
held April 8th at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cummings Satur­
Mr. and Mrs. Geer and daughter Anderson. Memory verse to contain day morning. .Mr. Ager is a broth­
Phyllis spent Easter with Mrs. Mc- the word “ Peace." Cars for trans­ er of Ray Ager and was a former
Rose City Curve Cut
Farland at Granfa Pass.
portation will lie at Stones' Drug teacher in the Phoenix school. They
was on their Easter vacation.
Store.
Tennls shoes
cleanup— 39c ut
Faber’s.
Mrg. Minnie Buckles made the li­
Lewis Hedgpeth is working in the
brary a present of a nice assortment box factory in Medford.
Miss Jennie Sexton entertained of magazines and bov's books this
guests from Klamath Falls over the week.
Ball Band Work shoes are better
weekend.
at Faber’S.
Mervyn Gleason has started on the
Small California
Leo Obenchaln was a caller in road selling barber supplies. He has
CALI. FOR BIDS FOR WOOD
our city Wednesday on his way to purchased the buisness formerly op­
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Notice is hereby given that bids
Clear Lake, California. He is in the erated by J. Kllichman and is ma­
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king regular trips all over Southern will he received'for 125 cords of 4-ft.
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Oregon and Northern California. He body fir wood fo be delivered before
mmmrm
aims to cover his territory every fin September 1. 1937, at the Centra1
days and is endeavoring to make his Point school. All bids must be In
trips In circles so as to be home at the hands of the Clerk by April 5,
1937. Each bid must be aecompan-
1« ast once In two weeks.
ietl by a certified check for 5% of
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Obcnchain the total bid.
WANTED
HAROLD HEAD
visited Mr. Obenchaln's mother Sun­
Clerk School District No. 6
day.
Central Point, Ore.
WANTED - Elderly gentleman, not
able to do heavy work, for odd jobs
Hundreds of people have stopped
around yard part time. Otto ilolinert to look at th«1 basketball trophy on
display at the Jones Grocery. The
WANTED—Custom Hatching hen trophy was won by the high school
and turkey eggs. Special James- basketball team, when they won the
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way Incubators. Also Rock aud district championship this spring.
Red baby chicks and started
chicks
Prices reasonable. Cen­
Tile Ladies Shop reports a good
tral Point Hatchery
2 4-tf
week and that dress making shop
WANTED— You to look at my bar­ Is busy all the time. A young lady
gains. Almost new clothing for all from Medford called at the shop
and was measured for a
I . D . L E W I S , P ro p .
the family. Wardrobe Shop, 518 Wednesday
tailored suit.
East Main. -Medford.
20-4t
Mr. aud Mrs. .1. Hein of Grants
Be refreshed by a new Permanent,
WANTED— Ambitious students for Pass have moved Into the Webster
Finger Wave or other beauty
resident and home study courses house. Mr. Hein is with the Faber
necessities.
in business training that turn Market.
spare time Into earning time. Med­
Several students who attend the
ford Business College. GWN.
Whany College returned for the
Easter vacation with Mr, and Mrs.
l»oii Faher, who visited Mr. Faber's
FOR KALE
Gradi- A raw and Pasteurized
JENNIE SEXTON. Prop.
' parents here. One of the students
Milk & Cream
Plymouth R. S. Coupe looks | Uve in Lakevlew. another In Merrill
Phone 23
Open from 9 to 7
"Cleanliness’’ onr Motto
and runs like new-, only one own land the third in Klamath Falls.
er. A real bargain at only $315.00
Open for Inspection at all times
Dodge Sedan o n l y
driven
Susie V. Standard, physician and
25,000 miles. Should sell at $250 surgeon. General practice, with spe­
onr bargain price $115
cial attention given to the care of
Buick driven by one owner 10.- women and children. Physical-Ther­
271 milOs— perfect evervway, onlv apy equipment. 1105 West Main St .
for better homes
$45.00
Medford Phone 1 1 9 S-J
t-2t
Chevrolet 4 cyl, plenty of cheap
NO JOB TOO LARGE—
transportation for only $25.00
Mr. and Mrs.
Farthingham
of
NONE TOO SMALL.
Chev. « cyl. Sedan completely Merrill, who are acquaintonce» of
overhauled. Guaranteed. O n l v the Fabers, accompanied by their
$195.00
daughter on her return trip to Al­
Complete
PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO.
bany as far as Central Point and.
Dodge * Plymouth. Medford. Ore. visited at the Faher home.
Phones:Shop, 1KA-R: Reo. I2HH-R
!• Hawthorne Ave
Medford
FAHER RITI .DING
LARSON'S LI N( H EON ETTE
Honners Feed Store
Good Place to Buy
First Grade News
High School Notes
Morris, Bessie Burns aud Naomi
(Heaves hiked out to the Tyreil home
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Potter of Marshfield visited
her sister, Mrs. Stella Obenchaln
Monday.
Try an A d in
The American
RADIO REPAIR
SERVICE
National Union
Tubes.
Sandy Richardson
Phone 67
Central Point
Faber’s
VEGETABLES
SEEDS
Specials For Sat. & Mon. April 3 and 5
CRISCO
Pound
Can
V
Rain
Shine
2
p°-2
2
Cans
“ 7
■ c
4
Pound»
Flour
Puritan Hard Wheat
A Q Pound $*1.75
***7 Bag
±
Grape Fruit
Dozen
ways buy the
Spaghetti
Ro»e City Curve Cut
19 C 4
weather you can al­
3 5
Pounds
19 C
Asparagus
Fresh Tenedr
2
Pound.
17 "
We Carry A Complete Line of
SPERRY’S QUALITY FEEDS
Best Meats
at the old
reliable
SHOWERS
or
April Sunshine
Full-Pint Jar 1 3 °
Macaroni
Regardless of the
C L A S S IF IE D
Fargo Salad
$*f .23
A
Peaches
or
c.c.c.
M U ST A R D
We are
Central Point
Meat Market
NOW READY
To serve the people of this district
in our
NEW »STORE
CENTRAL POINT
BEAUTY SALON
Better Plumbing
A. L. VROMAN
R est lla in liu r g e r
Larger stock of Paints, Hardware, Field
Fence, Poultry Netting, Implements
& Repairs
W . E. Alexander
Joe Collins, Prop.
Central Point, Ore.
BERT PECK
Automobile Repair
And Service
Line of
Ladies Hosiery-Silk, Rayon, and Cotton
Children’s Undies, Anklets
in l o w n
,
Where n ‘-Itile m one) goes
a long way.
10*1 K Nth
B edford
Acne.« front la-w K Super S«Tvl«e
Seasoned
Apple Wood
$2.40 tier
Central Point Wood Yard
i .i
(Corner 3rd & Pine Sts.)
COLLINS DAIRY
te a
Specializing in Dressmaking. Alterations and Expert Tailoring.
¿ O y
doesn't
x;
*just happen
It coax« from knowing
how to «elect th* right
point for the right pur
poM . . . how to apply the
paint. . . how to chooee
the correct color «eherne.
We will be glad to offer
•viggeitione on the right
way to do that job you
have in mind.
CENTRAL POINT
HARDWARE
j H ow ’re your Habits? I
5
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Warm up The Heart Revival
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: « CENTRAL POINT CHURCH OF CHRIST :
James Matthew Alley
Evange’ iùt
Phone 97
Rousing Sing Serivce
RICHFIELD & MOHAWK GAS
Radiator Seal, Fan Belts, Head Lights and
other Automobile supplies.
OWING’S SERVICE STATION
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Every Night except Monday. 7:45 P. M.
C O M E !
Mrs. B. G. Peart
Radiator Service
MOTOR TUNE-UP
Firestone
TIR E S & BATTERIES
Associated Service Station
L. CJ