CENTRAL POINT
PAGE POUR
AMERICAN
THURSDAY, JANUARY 2T, 19.TR
CENTRAL POINT OREGON
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Walker and
Mrs. Delpha Cox returned borne
Rev. Lewis is under Dr. Heck-
Mr and Mrs. Jack Pickard, who
mail’s care with an infected leg, i have be n visiting at the Glass home family are moving to Griffin Creek Monday after a week visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Hale and little daughter
which he bruised some time ago are now visiting at the Anus Waik- to make their home.
Barbara, who returned home with
I when splitting wood.
er home and will then visit Mrs.
I We wish to correct the story that
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Pickard’s sister at Butte Falls.
her for a visit with her grandparents
; Mrs. Hedgepeth helped serve at the
A number of Central Point peo­
and also at the Cox home. Sunday a
Mr. Carold J Parker, the potato j last meeting of the Civic club. She
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Homer Con-
Mrs. Everett Faber attended the ple went to Medford to hear the
group of Klamath Falls Folks and
*er a baby girl, named Anetia Kay, Kiwanlan Dames meeting at the Haven of Rest. One of the group chips man was a caller at the Amer-! was on the committee to serve but Mrs Cox motored to Crater Lake for
J was unable to come on account ot
weighing eight lbs. and nine oz. at Tiome of Mrs. V. E. Rolfe on Wel- had listened to these men over the lean office today.
i a skiing party.
illness.
the Sacred Heart hospital.
lington Heights, Medford,
Monday radio. One present says she had lis­
Mr. and Mrs. Aruthur Lusk are
for a luncheon and afternoon party tened every Sunday evening for three
Mr. H. H. Shaw has eomplet-d
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gillesby of Med­
the proud parents of a baby daught­
years.
Basketball shoes in two grades at
his home and is now living in the
ford
were
guests
at
the
Fred
Hessel-
er
born
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Lusk’c
Thru a misunderstanding it was
The Men’s Shop
mother Mrs. Sally Musty. The lit­ grave home last Thursday evening, house.
stated that Mr. Hoagland had Just
Allie Maple attended the skating
tle miss weighed 6 and 44 lbs. and
completed
a
new
cottage
for
the
rink at Bonney's Grill and reported
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Davis and
was named Sally D.
Hotel
Valandra,
it
should
have
be-n
a
very
nice
time
and
good
atten­
children Martha Sue, Jerry J$lltn
dance.
and Betty Marlene are looking for Mr. Hoglund.
Mrs. O. D. Tucker, Marion and
a house In Central Point.
They
Bobbie returned from a couple of
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Moore stopped
The grange cooperage has made
will move here from Medford as
months visit in California Wednes­
for a visit with Mr. Moore's parents another improvement at their sta­
soon as they find a place to move
MARKET
GROCERY
day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Moore, recently. tion by painting the tower and stor­
Into. Mr. Davis is the new manager
They were returning from a month age tank.
The missionary circle of the Fe­
of the Safeway, taking Mr. McCoy’s
vacation spent with Mrs. Moore's
derated
church is meeting with Mrs.
place.
parent in Idaho.
Rev. Jos. M. Johnson and Mrs. Ted Hill today.
Johnson dropped in at the office to
Mrs. L. W. Badger has the sym­
The cooked food sale went over pay a ghort vlglt
They stated that
Mrs. Belle Milton and daughter
pathy of the community In the death
Phone 291
very well
The ladies clearing bet- they are doing flne Bt Qold Beach Ethel accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Dan
of her brother, Frank T. Bennett in
ween $14 and $15. Twenty lunches and [¡^g tj,eir
yery mUch.
Magerly of Rogue River to Central
a Medford hospital last Saturday.
were served. The Civic club wishes
Point where they spent the day with
Born to Mr and Mrs. Floyd Lef- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Milton.
Women’s and Girls’ Tennis shoes to thank the people for their pa­
tience In waiting for their lunches. ler, January 25, a son, Harold Le
at The Men’s Shop.
The Missionary circle of the Ü
Guaranteed— Hard Wheat
ALL MEAT— NO CEREAL
They did not expect so many to call Roy weighing 9 lbs.
Church of Christ met at the home,
for lunches and while the food held
$ 1 .5 9
LODGE D IR E C TO R Y out they were short of dishes. Next Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Putney of of Mrs. Jones with a good atten-j £
Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Smith dance. The circle will met with
time
they
will
be
better
prepared.
2 ib „ . .
1 9 c
49-lb. sk. -
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They are talking of serving a oyster of Eagle Point and Mr. and Mrs. \jrg. e . Vincent in February.
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Noble Grand, C. E. Humphrey
Roy Kelly and children of Central
Sec. J. E- Vincent
supper soon.
Point were the Sunday dinner guests
Meets each Monday evening at Hall
Mr. and Mrs. McCoy and little
Visitors Welcome.
of
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Brenner.
Mr. Edward Tucker brought his
daughter Peggy moved to Medford ■
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CASCADE, Slight I y Salted
mother Mrs. O. D. Tucker and sister
REBEKAHS
Marshall Kelly was host to a f°w Wednesday to make their home. Dur­
Marion and Bobbie home from an ex­ of his little friends on Monday Jan. ing their stay here they have made
Mt. Pitt Lodge No. 167
Pound
tended visit in California. Mr. 24, his 4th birthday. Those present many friends who are sorry to see
Meets 1st and 3rd Wednesday
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Tucker has a short leave of absence. to help him celebrate were Barbara them leave. Mr. McCoy has accepted !
I.O O F. Hall
Ina Amlck, Noble Grand
a
position
with
the
new
store
on
Root, Wilda and Keith Walker and
Mr. Clarence Case has purchased
Minnie Buckles, Secy.
Donna and Dale McCoy of Medford. north Central In Medford which will
the Irasel Lewis property and will
open soon.
make his home there as soon as Mr.
Mrs. Eva Smith, son Don and Sid­
Pound
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and Mrs. Lewis get moved. Mr. ney Thurston left Wednesday for
A1 Merrill from Klamath Fall^
Case hopes to be settled by the timp Portland to attend the graduation of stopped on his way to Portland for ■ 3 for
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LOHT
his brother and family arrive from Mrs. Smith's son Jack from Benson a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Shell. Mr.
LOST— Three car keys on ring, leave Akron, Ohio. Mr. Ernie Case had Polytechnic school.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill will visit his brother In Port­
a meat market in Central Point 42 John Obenehain left Thursday for land and then return to Corvallis
at this office.
SUGAR CURED
years ago. Mr. Case will be accom< Portland to attend the same event. for a visit with other realtives.
WANTED
panted by his wife, son and two Mrs. Obenehain is a sister of Jack.
Rubber Footwear at The Men's
daughters and their husbands.
They had a very delightful trip re­
2 7
Pound
■ 2 large hds.
WANTED— Sewing. Mary Coker, up­
turning the coast route and stopping Shop.
Sugar Pine Shakes at Faber's
stairs In the Cruterlan Building,
at Alsea to visit Mrs. Smith’s broth­
stairs In the Craterlan Bldg. Medford.
Mrs. Dale Smith and daughter er. While on the way home they
We handle the
WELDING— Electric and Aeoytlene, Melody enjoyed dinner at the Bal- also stopped at McMinnville to pay
wrought and ornamental Iron, lantyue home In Medford Saturday. a short visit at the home of Mr.
gifts and novelties, pottery.
Jack
Melody was an over-night guest oi Floyd Curtrlght and family.
Metal Kraft Shop. 209 W. Matn.
returned
home
with
them.
Patricia
Ballantyue
Saturday
night.
Medford.
Faber’s
Money-Saving Market
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Puritan Flour
H am burger
C rack ers
Picnic Hams
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4
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19 c
S Bunch Vegetables
C L A S S IF IE D
10 e
Lettuce
Best of Fuel
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bohnert and
little daughter Delores returned to­
day from a trip to California. They
visited many friends and relatives
but spent much of their vacation In
San Diego.
T
Bacon Squares
Bacon
LAND PLASTER
Body Fir
Slabs
Planer Blocks
WANTED— Ambitions students for
Mrs. Saunders is with her daught­
resident and home study courses er Marion at Yreka, California. Her
In business training that turn
friends will be sorry to know that
Dry and Clean
spar* time into earning time. Med­
Marion is suffering with an attack
ford Business College. OWN.
Central Point Wood Yard
of Asthma.
FOR SALE
Tel.
383
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Gandee, the
Sugar Pine Shakes at Faber’s
FOR SALE— 40 acre furm, cheap. new Grammar school Principal are
Half mile south ot Overhead now located in one of the Hotel
Bridge, Tolo. See Jim Gregg, Valandra cottages.
Central Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Palmer ar­
FOR SALE— Baled alfalfa hay and rived from Government camp Sun­ 5
TOME IN
hammered grain hay. Jim Gregg. day and visited their parents and ■
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Central Point.
other friends and relatives until
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Tuesday
when
they
returned
home.
1935 WILLYS 77 SEDAN— Driven
a £ » mum iiD io iss a
only 17000 miles, has four almost
7 . 3 0 r. m.
Save
NOTICE
new tires, new paint, a dandy mo­
coupons r o n valu able
The Civic Club will meet at 2:30
tor, this exceptionally economical
PREMIUMS
o’clock Wednesday afternoon Feb­ :
É É É â lu'sws
little car is a bargain at $325.00
ruary third at the Library. Every
SKINNER’S USED CAR LOT
one Is invited. If you are interested
Phone 102
In the betterment of the community
Salad Aid
- Pints 23c
143 South Riverside
Medford
come out and help and enjoy the
meeting and help plan the different
HARGAINH
Coal Brooder ............................. $7.50 projects.
Oil Incubator ........................... $7.50
Spring Tooth ........................... $6.50
Central Point
3-pleee Spike Tooth ................ $9.00
Mazda Lamps
Electric Motor ........
$4.00
Drag Saw Motor ..................... $5.00
Electric and
Davenport ............................... $11.50
Pullman Breakfast Set .......... $7.50
Plumbing
Chest of Drawers ....... $3.50 and up.
7x9 Rug .................................... $4.00
Supplies
AL’S TRADING POST
Jacksonville Highway & Lozier Lane Alexander Hardware
Nice assortment of Valentines 1< and up.
WANTED— We buy Second Hand
& Implement Co.
Valentine Heart Box Candy at—
Goods. Bring ns your Trades.
Central Point
But why mention the price— there is none better at any price.
THE TRADING MART, 15 8outh
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Front.
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Superphosphate
Sulphur
C R O W N FEEDS
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Cedar Posts & American Fence
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1—
Used Spring Tooth
2—
Used Tractor Plows
I— Used Fordson
Finley Implement Co.
Central Point
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UP AND GET
AN AUTOMATIC]
Jones’ Grocery
4
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Valentines - Valentine Candy j j
FOR SALE— Baled Alfalfa hay. 1H
miles northwest of Central Point,
I’ I> Lofland
14-31
1929
STUDEBAKKR
DICTATOR
SEDAN In very finest mechanical
condition.
New paint and good
tire*. Upholstery and spotless
Must be seen and driven to be ap­
preciated. Priced only $145.00
SKINNER’S USED CAR LOT
rhone 105
143 South Riverside
Medford
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STONE’S DRUG STORE
Phone 11
Rea. Phone 309
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iltetie on time nothing
bcatâ an autom atic
ELECTRIC WATER HEÀTER
SER VICE
National Union Tubes
Sandy Richardson
Phone 76
Central Point
Licensed Electrician
(Q. Plumber
Welding and Repair Work
The California Orefon Power Company
D A L E SM ITH
Get—
Central Point Hardware Store
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