CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN
VOLI MH IX
CENTRAL POINT. O R M ’ON.
IS
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tiy an Innocent B ysta n d er
Lord knows this writer has writ­
ten and said a lot of things in ih |
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NUMBER 5 «
Courts Stand as America's
Safest Balance Wheel
x r n i n 1; iloll rnllM UNuLt — « . . . . .. -
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THURSDAY, RKPTKMI1ER ;to, 10.17
How do our Courts provide a safe-
W hat’» It?
A small bunch of down arrived
at the E K Scott home a few
weeks ago. Where he came
from, how, or Just when is a
question Mr. Scott calls him Os­
car. Oscar has made himself
quite at home with the chickens.
He peeps like a chicken, has a
bill and webfeet.
His feathers
have begun to grow No one who
has seen Oscar knows just what
he is. duck, goose or freak, having
seen nothing like him before.
tenance of constitutional under­
standings it is indispensable, alike
for the preservation of the individ­
It has been hard for us to stomach!
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.em inent.
ual, and for the preservation of the
much of the program he has put
I In bIa bo°k °n Constitutions! integrity of the powers of the Gov­
forward. 'But even we will have to v,r- “ «'1 'its. Lewis Swart* re- Government, Woodrow Wilson says: ernment, that there should be some
admit that Franklin Delano Roose-' ' '"ived a air mail letter
Wednesday “ Our courts are the balauce-wheel non-political forum in which those
velt has at last said something we rooming.. Mrs. Swarti's uncle Mil- of our whole constitutional system, understandings can be impartially
can heartily endorse and we are to- an P'e*ter and daughter had left and ours is the only constitutional debated and determined. That forum
day taking off our hat to hint f o r ! •’«uusylvania on a fast train for system so balanced and controlled, our courts supply.
one thing he said at Bonneville the Central Point. This unde Is like a Other constitutional systems lack
"The constitutional powers of the
other day. In the course of the ,ir°ther to Mrs. Swart*. They are complete poise and certainty of op- courts." concludes Wilson, "consti­ Elmer Ward Married
rambling remarks anent his plans about tbe same age and were to- eration because they lack the sup- tute the ultimate safeguard alike of
At Grants Pass
to make electricity so cheap in this Ketber most of their childhood. They port and interpretation of authori- individual privilege and governmen­
country we can all get our shocks bave planned to come many times tative. Indisputable courts of law.
tal prerogative. It is in this sense
In the presence of a small party
for little or nothing, he made this and something would interfere so "It is clear beyond all need of ex-
that our judiciary is the balance-
of relatives a quiet wedding was
th.s time they sent no word until position that for the definite main- wheel of our entire system."
statement:
solemnized at a 10 o’clock cere­
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they were on the train. Mr. Felter ------
mony, Sunday morning. September
Examination Soon
"Today many people are begin­ and daughter Mrs. Davis and Mrs JVfrgs Boshears Heads
19 at the residence of the officiat­
Swartz's
sister
arrived
this
morning.
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ning to realize that there is inherent
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minister, Rev. J. B. Coan of the
i t w a s a s u r p r i s e as w
ith the s i s - Commerce Department
^ or Naval Academy
weakness in cities which become
Newman Methodist church, when
too large and inherent strength ln |
c®mln* ‘ “ «re are three sisters a t ;
Miss Thora Colly became the bride
November 6. 1937 the Civil Ser-
a wider geographical distribution ‘ be ,Swar,x hon,e now> Mra T A
Coming to us with several years
of Elmer L. Ward.
of poulatlon.
Their
healthiest . Mar‘ m*' Mr* Swartl and Mrs. S m al-!of exp^r" enk“e.“ "s jr th t Bnshèars*â vlce ^ "»m issio n will hold an exa
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
growth depends on” a' simultaneous I **r ,rom Pen" ' v Mra' Scott is at Ithe j
' r ' a ^ T n ! w m « ^ « ! - m!nat,on to datermIni
»p- and Mrs R. C. Colley, Keno, Ore.
healthy growth of every smaller ',raln 40 meet the *r6uP at the " me leg,' in Tennessee, has charge of ---------------------------------
* “ > «*• V . 8. and the groom is employed with
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community within a radius of hund-i,h,s 18 bt‘,n* wrlt,en T U ^ came in the Girls' Physical Education and fiaVal Academy at Annapolis. Marv- the Californla-Oregon Power com­
on the train from the other direc­
reds of miles." he asserted.
all classes in typing, shorthand, and UI"
pany at the Gold Ray dam in Jack-
tion.
The First Congressiolal District of
bookkeeping
son
county.
Oregon will have one vacancy at that
The commerce department, always
Thank you, Mr. Roosevelt for
The young couple were attended
Academy
In
1938.
The
successful
popular in the Central Point High
stating the thing so much better Niece from Hawaii
by Mr. and Mrs. John Ward. Mr.
this year randldate will enter the Academy
than we could do. We have been
Ward is a brother of the groom.
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.Classes are crowded.'iom ■ of ¡hem " f xt June' Congressman James W.
preaching that doctrine for these
The popular ring ritual was read.
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being taught i„ two sections. Sever-1 Mott 18 anxloi"i ,hat a" an>b‘ l ‘ ° ''"
many years and now we have the
The bride chose as her wedding
Mrs. F. W. Jennings of Kileaiu|g| more typewriters had to be pro-|><lunB m " ln lhe f' irat District, costume a pink chiffon gown.
backing of the President of the
Kauai. Hawaii, who is a h o .? e Icured on account of the large num. which he represents, have an opport-
United States. And as our readers
After the ceremony they left for
guest at the summer home on W a g -U .- nf im„ innin„ tvnut«
¡unity to try for this coveted appoint-
well know, we preached it loud and
a trip northward through the state
Cre.1. o ,
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P .I .W , » » ' ■
long enough to boost the movement
to return to Central Point where
Rogers
of
Klatnath
Falls
acconi-
Oregon
for
the
past
two
years
— ', Any younK « ‘""arried man. not they will reside.— Grants Pass Bulle­
through in this county to organize
panted Mr. and Mrs. Clatous Me- Central Pointer.
¡less than sixteen years of age nor
a county-wide chamber of commerce
more than twenty years of age u tin.
Credie for a visit with her uncles
which is spending much of Its time
April 1st, may compete
John and Topi Ross. They also
and energy assisting the smaller
In order to make the required ar­ Mrs. Southwell Visits
visited Jim Ross and met the new Four C. P. H. S. Classes
communities abtfttt the county that
rangements it is necessary that the
little son. Mrs. Jennings came from 1
they may prosper and grow.
W ill Enter Contest
Friends in City
¡applicant notify Congressman James
the islands recently. Her husband j
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W. Mott, Salem. Oregon, not later
who was well known here having i
The modern generation of busi- , died here a short time ago. He was
In Une-Act rlay* than October 10, 1937 of his desire Mrs. Ethel Southwell of Rialto.
ness men who handle the affairs of interested in a large sugar plants-,
California, who Is here for the fruit
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to participate in the examination.
the larger cities have come tJ tion store,
season, was visiting friends in Cen­
1 Friday evening October 32 is the
realize that there are thousands of
tral Point Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Jennings is planning starting date Mt for the h,fh gchoo, ,nler. Delbert Ayres to
good folks who do not care to live on a world cruise. Her first .top |a8, 0 ne-Act play contest,
She says it is nice to come back for
Enter Albany College a visit and see old friends but that
in big cities— who want room to will be at South America.
Plays have been selected and re­
raise gardens and flowers and min-
she likes California too. She stated
hearsals started this week
The
Delbt.rt Ayrea
i*avljl(t Sun(iay that during lhe hard freeze in Calif­
vle with neighbors of the same ilk
plays, all comedies, are similar in I for Albany where. h„ w(|| enter the ornia last winter that at time the
And so they have also come to Hulburt Will Teach
and type, and bid fair t'> Albany
Albany College.
College. Mr
Mr. Ayres
Ayres will
will b.
be smudge would l>e so thick that you
realize that if the big town is to
N o w r n i , r . e I n «skrtr* length,
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N e w L - O U r s e i n s n o p furnish an evening of excellent e n -:a bif{ asget to athletlcg a, the coI
prosper it must have the good will
will have to drive with your car
; tertainment.
lege hav'ng been one of the star lights on. Orchardists that had no
and the cooperation of the whole
A course in shop work, long felt'
Remember the date October 22 p|ayerg bere both |„ bjgb school smudge pots lost their trees as well
community for miles around.
to be a need ln the Central Point and save that time to attend tb,> i and last year in the city's basket as their crops. Many lost their en­
school, jg being offered this year. Interclass Play contest.
hall team and also In the Faber’s tire crop in spite of smudging. A
And by the way, we couldn’t help
The class is open to boys and is
baseball team this summer. Don number of workers were burned to
but note what a wonderful system
being taught by Mr. Hulbert.
j Faber, coach at Albany College, Is death, their clothings would become
Mrs.
Everett
Faber
we have in this country as we sat
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Each student enrolled must pay a
very much pleased to welcome Del- oil soaked and when lighting the
in the city hall the other night and
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, .m aterial fee of $1.00. The shop
oil pots would catch fire. Many or-
Assists
at
Luncheon
b*rt t0 hl* claaaf,s
looked about us at the personnel of
which is located in the basement of
Mrs. Guy Tex will take Delbert’s chardlsts, unable to get oil, would
the budget committee which was
the grade school, is rapidly being
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place as clerk at the postoffice.
burn old tires.
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hard at work preparing the budget
equlppel with benches and tools.
Seventeen ladles attended the
for our city for the next year. It
The number enrolled is so largo luncheon of Klwanian Dames Mon­
Miss Bessie Jamison and Mi«s
was a perfect cross-section of Ameri­
that it is necessary to hold It in day noon at the home of Mrs. J. H. Viola Penland accompanied Medford
ca at work. A druggist, a school
two sections.— Central Pointer.
Fletcher. Medford.
Mrs.
Frank friends Sunday on a trip to Prospect
teacher, a blacksmith, a grocery-
Dillard
and
Mrs.
Everett
Faber
were and Crater Lake returning home by
man. a plumber and a countr> t i / n r c T I I x j p
N P U /C
Klamath Falls. This Is the first
assistant hostesses.
The talent of success is nothing
printer sat that that table chocking W 1x11.0 1 L I I n I j
rN H W o
The
group
went
on
record
as
spoil-
*ime
that Miss Jamison saw Crater more than doing what you can do
over the city's books and deciding
In a wild battle royal which 1300 soring the Girl Scout organization ’ T.ake.
well, and doing well whatever you
just how much money the city must
fans saw Zybszko, Wolfe and Ken- as their project for the coming year.
do, without a thought of fame.—
have for the next year and fixinu
naston eliminated in order. Carter Mrs. Robert G Fowler was elected
Mr. Harry Hedgpeth of Aden. Longfellow.
the levy to raise It. There is little
and Wagner won the right to ap­ vice-president, replacing Mrs Maud * aIlfornia spent the weekend with
danger for the future of our country
pear in the main event.
Clemenson. who has resigned. The b' a parents Mr. and Mrs. Bert
What's the matter with our con­
so long as its citizens will give of
Coming back for the opener, Les
stable that he does not do something
their time and experience in such Wolfe made short work of Zbyszko group will meet October 25 at the Hedgepeth recently.
home of Mrs. Fowler.
Little Shirley Holland entertained about Jim Watkins going around the
ways. And the best thing about it
after his usual display of dirtiness
was the fact that politics had ab­ de luxe. A rolling body scissor« did
a number of her friends from the corners on two wheels
solutely no place or was even
Mrs. John Eddy was an over-night first and second grade in honor of
the work
A little yellow canary taking a
thought of there.
Bob Kennaston applied a Chicago guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.'her birthday Saturday afternoon
crab to Sailor Dick Trout to win the'-To* Davis Wednesday. Mrs. Eddy Games were played and refreshments bath in the Bonny pool.
S o w h a t? —
The genial Banker-poet, Delroy midd,e
)n le9(1 , ban tbree mln- Plans tojoin her husband In Kit- of ice cream were served. The
Someone saying that the Ameri­
Getchell hits the nail squarely on utes. Trout refused the match after math falls soon.
Mr. Eddy is little hostess Shirley received many can never made a mistake in any
lovely gifts.
the head this week. We wish som Kenagton had ffr#t „ „ „ n e d his knee, working for Copco
thing they ever gave them to print.
one would shoot a few of those (|o , he kidDpy then hammered a
blamed eyesores about our town. doub|e(j.Up f|„t to the same spot.
THE INDUSTRIAL DOUGHNUT
Jack Lees wondering If he would
What is the sense in keeping such , Re»erpe Yoakley attempted to award
have to take the whole radiator off
buildings standing when their dajs
tjjP match on a foul, but the
of the street grader to put a new
of usefulness have long
passed ’ ;.a||or although barely able to stand
fan belt on- B»rt Hedgepeth
re­
They never will bring it) rent enonah (Jn h,’g f>,et insisted on facing the
marking that he never had look'-d
to pay the taxes again. Why not
Kenaston. It was a fine gesture
at it and Lees expressing the wish
get rid of them and clean up the nj pUrP nerve, but foolhardy, for
that he never had.
groundT
Kenaston immediately powerhoused
Mr Tharp saying that the new
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h's wav past Trout’s weakly flall'ng
oil heater was too far away to get
But when our old friend, th" anns and clamped on the devastat-
banker. speaks of "Liberty at home" |n? Chicago crab.
much heat from these cold morning.
we want to add that too many peo-
Marshall Carter and Bobby Wag-
It has been reported to us that
pie these days are like the "Cubian" ner raced through 31 minutes of
Marshall Simmons shot two fine
Mr. Dooley told of who couldn’t •>“ sensation mat work In the main
deer on a recent hunting trip.
made to understand that freedom fTent with Carter finally producing
means th' same thing as a pinitin- tbe pavo'f via thr'lllng bodv flips,
chery sintince." If more people affer breaking a Boston crab. Both
W e Repeat
would worry more about their jobs arapp|ers ran the gamut of clean
Not a man.
and how well they fill th»m and le«4
scientific maneuvers. Seldom
Not a gun.
about what brand of union lab-1 doe, an „ndienc* get heated up over
Not a ship.
they wear, our country would be a a pai r c f cleanies displaying the'r
Not a cent
lot better off.
stuff, but It did last night. The
FOR FOREIGN WARS;
—
two really put on a scene.
But every man
ROOTS
And every gun
Mr John Bohnert reports that h's
The Civic Club will hold theT re
And every ship
gular meeting Tuesday afternoon •* tomato»* are only about la*"- her-'
And every cent
the Public Library. Everyone is v-st-d and that a b‘ g froat at this
FOR LIBERTY AT HOME
invited to come
A special invita- tlm* would he a big loss.
IF you must ahoot.
tion is extended to all the new peo-
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Shoot the old shack
Pie In our community
Will Lydlard of the Oroce-
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teria in Medford was operated on
That'» an eyeaore
To Central Point!
Mr Francis Henry Dreaaler of for gall trouble In Portland
He is!
M»dford father of Harley Dressier getting along fine
HI* wife and
F A R M riw a O T irrrr.R nw K itA
pasted away Sunday morning at a little daughter Patrica ar« In Por*-
BANK
rpspnsH« l iw irwlt
Medford hospital.
' ,and w,,b h,m-
LOCAL FOOTBALL
TEAM 10 JOURNEY
TO GLENDALE SAT.
The 1937 edition of the Central
Point football squad journeys to
Glendale. Saturday, in order to en­
gage in conflict the high school
team of that c ity .'
Little Is known of the Glendal«
team here, but a tough battle Is ex­
pected. Little is known of the Cen­
tral Point team too, but in an in­
terview Coach Hulburt stated “ We
have plenty of guards and tackles,
but we are short on ends, and
could use another fast backfleld
man."
The boys who are out this year are
as follows:
Arthur Coplnger, Bob
Scott and Bob Hoagland at ends.
Blue O'Connor, Bruce Force, Eugene
Humphrey and Norman Hanson ut
tackles; Lyle Seymour, Jim Grimes,
Morris Do*r, Gray Thompson and
Dale Seymour at guards; Harold
VanDyke, Roy Heath and David
Putnam at center.
Backfield men
are: Ronald Pinkham. Ernest Pink-
ham. Alan Jewett, Harold Pierce,
Homer Myers, Vernon Holland and
Pink O'Connor.— Central Pointer
P .T .A . to Hold
First Meet Friday
Central Point Parent-Teacher as­
sociation will hold Its first meeting
of the school year in the high
school auditorium on Friday Octo­
ber 1st at 7:30 p.m.
An interesting program Is being
prepared.
This will be a get-acquainted
meeting for teachers, parents ami
friends.
Refreshments will bo served by ex­
ecutive committee.
Tha executive committee of Cen­
tral Point PT.A. held a meeting on
Friday September 24th at the home
of Mrs. Bessie Williams. Mrs. Marie
Pierce, president, presided.
Committee chairmen were ap­
pointed. The play shed project was
discussed. The P.T.A. intend to
concentrate their efforts on this ma­
jor project hoping after years of
dreaming to see the building ma­
terialize.
The Alexander Implement Co. are
putting the finishing touches to a
new office in the back of their
store. This adds much to the con­
venience of their establishment as
well as a big improvement In the
appearance.
(EIjlirrfjPB
CHURCH OK CHRIHT
Clifton A. Phillips,
Pastor
Please, remember, that this is the
Sunday designated by our Chief ex­
ecutive as "Go To Church Sunday."
Our Bible School opens at 10:00
A M. and you are invited to attend.
Communion and Preaching at 11:00
A M. Mrs. Phillipa will give a lec­
ture— Sermon on the subject: "A m ­
erica's Need of Christ.”
Senior, Intermediate and Junior
Christian Endeavor 6:30 P.M.
Evangelistic Service 7:30 P. M-
Our young People will present pic­
tures preceeding this service, "Oo'ng
To Church Around The World.”
Come see these interesting and help­
ful pictures. Mr. Phillips will spe ik
on "The Story of The Church and
Why You Must Attend It."
Prayer and Bible Study. Wednes­
day 7:30 P.M Bobby Vincent, De­
votional Leader and Mrs. Bertha
Burse]I will continue the study in
Hebrews.
Choir Practice 8:30 Wednesday.
Come! Make It a full week for
Christ and The Church.
THE FEDERATED rHURCII
Rev. R. C. Lewi*, P««ter.
Phone »1
Mr. Kamherg, Supt Bible School
Bible School 9:30.
Morning Worship 11:00
Junior and Senior Endeavor. 6 3<i
Evening Worship 7:30
Prayer Meeting Wednesday at
7:30.
Young people will have their pra>-
er and study under Rev Stanley
Parrish.
Older penplr are studying the
book of Acts.
Missionary Society
will
meet
Thursday at 2:30. Mrs. Wyatt will
be hostess