The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195?, May 20, 1937, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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    CENTRAL |* o L\ t
PACK TWO
ASOCIUCAN
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dodge and child-
enough of this unfortunate
ten, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tonn. Mrs. eondlltion.
While the greater pari
Howard Gault, Mrs. Katherine Hunt- ,,y niy (jm e was apeut at the home
ress all o f Medford and Mr. and Mm of m). Hon. N R Smith and family.
Sanford
Richardson o f Beall Lane in Whittier, California, and with my
by Betty Dusenberry
well known
Tb»- third May Day Festival giveu and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wilson and ^sushter in Pomona,
people formerly o f Central Point with
by the high arhool was enjoyed by baby son Larry o f Sams Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hensley wbom I visited were: Mrs. E. T. Neal
the Table Hock. Meadows and Kama
| of ttu, w illow Springs district, now
Valley communities Friday.
The spent Sunday at Grants Pass
No Bible Class meeting was held of
Beach; the S. F. Hathaways
May Queen, Huth Smith was crown­
ed in the m orning. preceding bail Sunday night as members motored j ot yisalia, and sons, W ill and Jay.
games and races. The high school to Sams Valley and attended the b a r - 1 wbo own an<j 0 pe ra te a thriving nur-
play • Huckleberry
Finn," which calaureate services o f the Sams V a l - j ^ j . at Visalia; Mr. and Mrs. C. N.
Tuttle, now o f Reseda.
was given when the snow was on, 1 ley High school.
was presented in the afternoon for j The 4 H club members are working
My only sister and family live in
those who could not attend It in .hard to raise funds to send their Los Angeles, where there are so many
February.
i delegates to the summer school ses- places o f Interest, including the mu­
.Wise and Lester Oder visited rela- [ slon at Corvallis.
The following seum, Huntington library, etc. One
tives at Kvans Creek Sunday, also leaders have charge of the clubs In place o f which I never tire is the
enjoying a day of fishing
¡this district, Mrs. Katherine Atkins, Mohave Desert, with its Yucca plants
Mr. K. W. Ktnpey, principal o i tb cooking club; Mrs. Brennesholz, sew- and grotetsque-looking Joshua trees
high school, and wife were surprised Ing; Mary Esther Davis, canning and that are said to be grown in no other
with a farewell party at their home Mrs. Frank My res, stock and garden place in the world except Palestine—
Friday evening, given by hfs students dubs.
no two trees are alike.
and alumni.
Most of the evening'
Mr. and Mrs. Will Houston of
A trip to Lake Arrowhead before
was *p nt on the river. Refresh- Kanes creek were dinner guests of
the season's official opening disclos­
raents were served after which Mr \|r. and Mrs. R. E. Nealon Sunday.
ed huge patches of drifted snow
Kmpey was presented with a leather
Mis. Mary Es.her and Etna D .vls , g(.attered about among the cottag„ 8
b rie fc a s e
are among the students o f Sams Val- .
___ . ,
...... fh „
in the wooded
district
about the
Mr. and Mrs. C. Weatherbee of iby High school who will graduate
lake.
Yet the large parking space
Oakland, California are guests of this year The graduating exercises
was filled with hundreds of cars,
will be held at Sams Valley Thurs-
Mr. W. W. Edington this week
hearing license plates from almost
Commencement exercises are to be day evening May 20.
every state in the Union. The water
Thursday evening In the high school j
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looks blue as Crater Lake and Is very
auditorium at eight o'clock
A class j y j rg> ^
^
S m jth
deep, but there is no depth around
of nine student« will graduate this,
the rim.
year.
On Wilshire Boulevard in Los An­
A large percentage of the grangers
geles are the Asphalt Pits in Han­
(Continued from Page One)
o f this community attended the spe­
cock Park, called Rancho Le Brea,
cial grange meeting at Central Point
from which bones o f pre-historic an­
in
many
instances.
Where
this
was
Saturday evening where the drill
team put on their seating drill. Four not resorted to, lemons and some v ir - imals were excavated from a depth
state masters were present:
Mr. totles of avacados suffered more than o f 35 feet. These are mounted and
on display in the Los Angeles Mu­
Sellsmyer o f California;
Mr. King did the oranges.
o f Idaho; Mr. Deall of W ashington;
During the winter a method was seum as the largest collection of its
and Mr. Gill of Oregon state grange found by which frozen lemons, both kind in the world.
SAMS VALLEY
NOTES
j
Tells of Visit
Lloyd Dusenberry played baseball green and ripe, could be developed
In the
on the Hilt (earn at Klamath Falls Into some useful product.
low-lying districts, the floods dam­
last Sunday.
aged crops besides washing out a
few bridges.
TABLE ROCK
NEWS
By Mrs. O. T. Wilson
Thy heavy rain o f Monday night
and Tuesday put some o f the tin-
farmed soils hack In condition for
plowing, and was o f great benefit to
outside grazing lands.
School children are preparing a
program for the dosin g entertain­
ment of school to be held Friday
May 21. There are no eighth grade
students in Table Rock school this
year, so no graduation exercises will
be held.
Mrs. M I). Lydtard returned this
week from a pleasant sojourn In the
hills near Prospect at the summer
cabin of her son Will's.
The lust meeting o f the la d ies'
Club was held at the home o f Mrs.
H. W. Davison, where a very plea­
sant afternoon
was spent.
On
amusing feature of the
entertain­
ment wub the guessing of silhouet­
tes of the members procured front
shadow drawing at a previous gath­
ering. The next meeting o f the club
will be held at the home of Miss
Marian Hamrick near f'entral Point.
Sunday visitors at the R. K. Nea­ S
lon and O. T Wilson home included
Mrs Casey Iatwrence and children,
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T H llM U A Y , SU V » » .
CENTRAL POINT. OREGON
One could go on indefinitely of
the interesting spots in the South,
but I stopped with friends in Sacra­
mento on my return and enjoyed a
session of the legislature In the cap-
Itol city. Also as a small shopper,
learned a few things o f the inner
working of the Sales tax.
Rex Lampman Wins
Honor as Editor
(Continued from Page On*;)
will make bis home there.
The Editorial follow s:
W HERE'S DEATH VALLEY S U M ?
For five weeks there was a let­
ter at The Nugget office addressed
to "Death Valley Slim, care of
The Needles Nugget” . It was re­
turned this week to Its writer at
Death Valley postofflee.
Slim roust have slipped up on
his itinerary. Something happen'd
to turn hint aside from th>> route
he told his fri> nds in Death Valley
be would follow in his search for
wealth. For Death Valley Slim is |
surely a prospector, perhaps one
of the old timers who have turned
their burros loose and now follow
the desert trails in cars al- j
most as hardy as the burros and
can go nearly as far up a canyon.
Perhaps Slint was snared by
springtime, whose witchery made
him forget that he intended
to
come by Needles when
he left
Death Valley.
Maybe he was
thumping along the highway, or
Working
Hard?
Eat plenty of meat to
give proper strength
and vitality.
Gifts of Quality for Graduation
Let us show you we
always have the best
the market affords.
KODAKS—-FOUNTAIN PENS
Tender
Juicy
Central Point
Meat Market
PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS
GREETING CARDS.
Flour
»Sugar
Raisins
$ J .8 9
I i»-lh.
IO-ll>. cloth ling
Market Day
Seedless
4-lb.
;t for
Deviled Meat
Puffed Wheat
Libby*.
10c
y,,,
25
25
25
49
:t pkgs.
Fluffiest
O regon
Tall Tins
• lbs
4 for
Kdwards
Dependable
2-lbs.
FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES
29c
5C
Grapefruit
Carrots
New »Spuds
2 doz.
Arizona
E ach
New
Tender
4 Inin.
While
19e
H haften»
Vegetable Price« Saturday Only
Phone 311
10c
Trices for May 22 & 24
g
Winter Clothing --
j
Before storing winter clothing
COLLINS DAIRY
Grade A raw and Pasteurized
Milk & Cream
"Cleanliness'' our Motto
ZORIC WA Y
Ice Cream
for
TOP PRICES
.
Which insures against moths and spots.
l*nid for all kind of
S< RAP IRON, STEEL, BRASS,
RABBIT A ALUMINUM
Zoric Cleaners
Medford Iron & Steel
Works
Phone 166
I I M N. Central
Graduation Parties
Snider’s
Phono 4«
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AUTO PAINTING
EASY TERMS -SMALL CARRYING CHARGE
Dependable—Reasonable
s
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s g s
Argus ceu fit ia the palm of yoor hand
5 inches long, weighs only I (ounce#.
Body & Fender Repairing
Auto Glass
SHULTS BROTHERS
Conse in. let us demonstrate thie
massing new Argus
220 North
S WEM’S
mmhmhd
53c
27c
25c
Fine
Granulated
U ndy
No. :KM) Tins
Free Delivery
Argua ia unlike anv camera rou ha.e
ever leen before at anything near ita
PCce, Pita fine precision camera
uaea motion picture film vet ita lena
ia an aharp that enlargements up to
S' x 10’ ran be made without per-
reptible loss of detail. Argua Photog­
raphy coats about a peanv a picture!
ON MAIN NT.
«, 49C
Kltelien
Craft
Now you rsn own a candid Mmara
her« at last i. out made in 4liter
ica at a price you can afford $12.50!
Argua at ibis sensational low price
• makes all the eoetly alow rlumsv
methods obsolete. If yen would he
•«dent use Argue I
2C
Airway
I. O. LEWIS, Prop.
J 30 N. Riverside
Color snapshot», too. Just use stand­
ard natural color film.
22'2C
Il>.
Valencias
BILL FILES
I :
Argua ia equipped with fast I 4.5
lena and rapid shutter to 1 200 of a
aeeond to atop almost any action, with
positive focusing device that insures
aharp. m-focus pictures every time.
III.
Sunklst
FOR THE N E W
•LACKaad WHITE or COLO* SNAP
SHOTS
HO CHANGE OF LENS
Eastern
Sugar Cured
Picnics
Beef Roast
17
Beef SteaK
25
A ss’ted Lunch Meats
ZIPPER CASES---WALLETS
Joe Collins, Prop.
I
Q U A L IT Y M E A T S
MilK
> 12.50
CANDID C A ME R A
HODGEN-BREWSTER
Marshmallows
M edford Stationery Store
have them cleaned the
a
FEEDS
Pure Brazilian
Open for Inspection at all times
argu s
it rich, and has given his mine a
pretty name after one o f the flow ­
ers that made him stop.
Or Death Valley Slim may have
heard of a strike up country some
place, and turned his car that way.
Anyway he did not keep his rend­
ezvous with the mailman at The
Nugget office.
Here's luck to you Slim, and to all
your kind! You are a lesson in
bravery and hope to all the rest
o f us.
some good dirt road, and he came
to the mouth of a canyon that he
could gee was carpeted clear back
to the first bend with flower« and
blanketed up both sides with
flower* as far as the bare rocks.
Perhaps that was what stopped
Slim. He decided to camp up that
canyon among all those flowers.
There would be water there, and
he could do a little prospecting.
He may have found a pocket, or a
development. Let's hope he struck
Bartlett St.
Medford, Oregon
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