CENTRAL POINT
PACK t a x
Saturday morning December
21
at 9:30 there will be the free show
for the kiddies at the Cralerian and
I Rialto . This is an annual
aifair.
The Central Point Hatchery has [ Every child welcome.
received and installed the
fourth
unit to their Jamesway Mammoth
it is reported that Mr. and Mrs.
Incubator.
Thia new unit like the Ernest Rostell have headquarters in
rest Is the latest all electric and San Francisco and that Mr. Rost.!!
makes a total capacity of
11,71(1 has a government job and he will
eggs every three weeks.
be traveling most of bis time.
LOCALS
aM UUCAJI
The local Masonic lodge helds it*
annual election of officers last even­
ing. The following were elected for
the coming year:
Harold
Head,
Worshipful Master; John Lacy, Sen­
ior Warden; Lloyd Stlmson, Junior
Warden; J. E. Vincent, secretary;
H. P. Jewett, treasurer. A good at­
tendance was present and refresh­
ments were served at the close of
the session. Joint installation of of­
ficers with the Easter Star Lodge
Mr. R. H. Dundee will leave here will be held December 27.
after Christmas to spend the re­
mainder of the holidays in San
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brown, and
Francisco. Mrs. tianaee will return family, left today for Los Angeles to
home with him.
spend Christmas
with relatives.
TMLHOOAV. DKCKMUKR. n¡¡
CENTRAL POINT ORCMOn
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SPORT
K. D. p
Well, the sport news is somewhat
slack this week because of the
Christmas week so I will make it a
letter to Santa Claus, from ail of us.
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The health association uow has
three such cottages for use in Jack-
sou county. The cottages are main­
tained by the association, mainten­
A large crowd of
high
school ance involving considerable expense
students enjoyed the lilting melodies in itself.
Funds for maintenance
of Jackson's orchestra to the full ex­ are provided by the Christmas seals
tent last Tuesday night, Dec. 20.
which are now on sale throughout
From eight to eleven o ’clock the the county.
walls of the grange hall swayed in
and out, themselves unabe to resist
• Mr. and Mrs. Homer Edgeeoiub
the tempo set by the five piece
of
Susanville
are
visiting
Mrs..
orchestra.
Edgecomib's
parents
Mr.
and
Mrs.
The hall was attractively decorat­
W
ill
Houston
and
other
relatives
ed in red and green crepe paper.
Among those who attend the during the holidays..
dance beside the
school
students
were: Professor Jewett,
Mr.
and
Mrs. E. P. Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kin­
caid, Mr. Harold Head, Mrs. Floyd
Ross, Mr. Overturf
and
Kenneth
Powell.
Student Dance
Is Much Enjoyed
GAGS
Dear Santa Claus:
Please give me a gun with which
it is impossible to miss at less tban
ten yards. Lost a deer that way.—
Jack and Jim Lees are now in
Ray Watkins.
San Francisco and expect to leave
Can't you do something about the
soon for the east, probably New
wind or storms so I don't have to go
York where they will spend a num­
out and untangle those wires.—
ber of months.
Jack Tharp.
Miss Arlene Estes will spend her They expect to return by January 1.
All we ask for is two big bucks
Mr. Drifting received word from
vacation
in
Seattle.
Miss
Laura
without
haviug to chase all over the
western Nebraska that the country
Mrs. Sterland Richmond came bp mountains.
her vacation
If you can not do that
is enjoying a wonderful snow, six Pastorino will spend
from Roseburg last Thursday to do please give us the horse liniment.—
in
San
Francisco
while
the
rest
of
inches on the level.
the grade teachers are staying home. some Chritsmas shopping and spend Brownie and Jim Ross.
the week end with her parents Mr.
Can you do something aoout fix
H. C. and Mary Maury will have
Mrs.
Rich­ ing my boys up so they will never
W'ord was receivtd from Livings­ and Mrs. Wm. Musty.
as Holiday guests Mr. and Mrs. J. E
Helleu came miss a free throw.— Coach Hulburt.
Cowglll and little grandson, Coyle ton, Montana that a nine poound mond and daughter
Tuberculosis Cottage
Cannot you give us plenty of wind
Collins, of San Carlos, Calif.
Mrs. baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Saturday evening and all returned
John
Townsend
at
the
Lott
hospital.
home
Sunday.
T o Health Assn.
Cowglll will be remembered as Sallie
so that we may have some left u
Mrs. Townsend was formerly Doro­
holler over our victory.— Meirjers
Maury.
thy Powell.
The Odd Fellows and Rebakahs of the C. P. high basketball team.
Certificate of title to a portable
Miss Frances Ferry, daughter Of
are having a dinner and Christmas
delivered
More fish in the river so we won't tuberculosis cottage was
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Ferry of Foots
Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Bithers and program In the I.O.O.F Christmas have to invent more fish stories.— recently to the
Jackson
County
Creek, will spend Christmas vaca­ children Forest, Myrna, Janice and evening.
All Odd Fellows and Re- C. P. Fishermen club.
Public Health association by Com­
tion with her parents.
Dolores from Harlan, Montana are bekahs' families are Invited to come
A pair of dancing shoes so that missioner Ralph Billings.
7:00 I may
visltiug Mr. Blther’B mother
Mrs. and have a jolly good time.
The cottage, built at a cost of
have
more dates.— Clyde
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Humphrey of L. E. Bithers over the holidays.
o’clock is the opening time.
Lees.
| $500, was a gift to the association
Ukiah are visiting their son Lee and
A rabbit's foot that will aid me I by G. S. Butler, Ashland resident
S P E C I AL
Jim Grimes is home from Corval­
Ernie over the holiday. Mrs. Hum­
Marshall Simmonds this week in getting more points at the goals, i who for several years has aided
C H R IS T M A S O F F E R
phrey was coming on the stage, lis, Richard Jewett from Salem, sold hia Interest In Faber’s Market
financially in the cure, prevention
— Beebe.
$6.50 MachinelesH Permanent S
Donald
Richardson
and
Barbara
but she received a letter from her
to Everett ann Don Faber. Mr.
$5.00
|
A car that will not go haywire on' and control of tuberculosis.
A number Simmonds has not
granddaughter Bernice at Rogue Koehler from Eugene.
These Permanent* made ideal &
decided just me at critical
times.— Mayor-elect!
The new cottage will be used in
River saying that she was very more of the college students will ar­ what he will do, but says he will
Christmas Gifts
Powell.
the Ashland district.
It is known
Children's Permanents $1.60 j
homesick for them. That was Sat­ rive before the Christmas holidays.
continue to live in Central Point.
An entire new Medford
wat3r as a Burr cottage, used at the home
Open till 6. Later by appointments
urday when Mr. Humphrey arrived
system.— New councilmen.
of patients who cannot arrange im­
Mrs. Roger Yost and son Dickie
home, Mrs. Humphrey showed hitn
After the basketball game last
Ethel’s
A vacuum cleaner— my broom Is mediately to enter a sanatorium.
accompanied Mr. Yost on a business
the letter and they got ready and
night Roy Jones had the coach and nearly worn out trying to clean the Use of the cottage isolates the tuber-
trip to Gazelle, Fort Jones and
Beauty Salon
| '
left In the car Sunday morning.
first string men down to the Shack trash
from
this shop.
Stanley eular patient and permi's more read­ at-none 21
Quartz Valley last Thursday. Mr.
Central Point ^
Bernice will return home with them.
for a feed of pumpkin pie with Jones, (the printer’s devil.)
ily of scientific treatment.
Yost said that they were Irrigating
whipped cream and cider. Mr. Jones
A new studio house which nobody
Carol Furry is working in New­ there so as to be able to do fall is leaving for Stockton to spend
else wants.— John Ross.
plowing.
That the rain fall thia
SUMMONS
bury's story in Medford during the
Christmas.
On the return trip he
Please give the high school boys IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TI1K
season
had
only
wet
the
ground
holiday rush.
will visit relatives at many places. enough paint to cover the entire
STATE OF OREGON, FOR
about Vi Inch and also stated that
He plans to be gone ten days.
JACKSON COUNTY
water tower this year— Guy Tex.
just
across
the
mountains
in
Scott
Helen and Eddie Martin and little
E V A L Y N M. BAUGH, Plaintiff
And as to me, I want nothing very
Valley
they
had
had
plenty
of
rain
vs.
daughter Penny will arrive Saturday
Mr. Theo Glass and Mr.
O. P.
much but an 8-point buck, a 15- O R V ILLE O. BAUGH, Defendant.
to spend Christmas with their par­
Mrs. Tedwell of Medford enter­ Jane« are completing the new home pound steelhead, and some tall fish
To Orville O. Baugh, The above
ents the Martin and Lees family.
tained in honor of her grandmother they have been building for the stories so that I may have something named defendant:
Sat. Only!
Built
in
IN TH E NAME OF T H E STATE
Mrs. E. P. Bennett’s 80th birthday Charles Jantzer family.
to crow over Watkins, Ross brothers
GEORGE O'BRIEN
OF OREGON, you are hereby re-
Earl, Harold and Miles Davis of Monda
yafternoon.
Besides
the cupboards, drain board, closets and and the C. P. Fishermen club.
If , quired to appear and answer the
Salem and Mrs. Bell Collier of Rod honor guest the following
“The
Painted
special
inset
plugs
for
electric
stove
guests
Bluff will spend Christmas with were presented Silvia Peart, H. A. and refrigerator, add all this to the you do, also bring a large sized hat complaint filed against you In above
Desert”
so it may perfectly fit my swelled entitled court and cause within four
their sister Mrs. Furry and family. Either, Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Blther well planned home and it makes a
weeks from the date of the first
head.— Sport Gagger.
No.
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publication of this Summons upon
and family from Montana and Mrs. very cozy home. Anyone that goes
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Mrs. H. P. Jewett received the
you,
exclusive
of
the
date
of
the
L. E. Blther. A beautiful birthday through the house can not help but
And to all of our friends who first publication, and if you fail to
SUN— MON
sad news of the death of her mother
cake, white trimmed with pink roses notice the fine workmanship that have been very good to me, I wish so appear and answer, plaintiff will
In Salem last week.
Randolph
Scott— Joan Bennett
has
gone
into
the
building
o
f
this
und blue birds, and ice cream and
you a very Merry Christmas.
apply to the court for the relief
house.
Mrs. Jantzer, who recently
prayed for in her complaint, to-wit:
chocolate
were
served.
Mrs.
Ben­
“
The
Texans”
CARD OF THANKS
For the dissolution of the mar­
returned from the hospital doe* not
We wish to thank our friends and nett received many nice gifts and it
riage contract now and heretofore
The O ld C ar
plan to move into their new home
neighbors of Central Point for their was a very pleasant affair.
TUB— WED
existing between plaintiff and de­
until she has regained some of her Full many a mile has slipped
fendant, and for the restoration of
kindness In our recent bereavement
GINGER ROGERS &
plaintiff's maiden name.
A number of our people are work­ strength.
beneath your rusty frame
in the loss of our mother. Also for
DOUGLAS F A IR B A N K , Jr.
This Summons is served upon you
ing
in
the
fruit.
Miss
Virginia
You
poor
old
heap
and
now
you
u
the beautiful flowers.
by order of the Hon. H. D. Norton,
Bill Snider of Oakland visited his
Having a
Homer 1« working in Bear Creek of-
stand
Mr. ad Mrs. Robert Webb
Circuit Court
Judge
of
Jackson
grandmother Mrs. Jennie White and
fee
while
her
mother,
who
work
part
Dejected and forlorn
County, Oregon, made and entered,
John Derstad
W onderful Tim e”
He arrived
time In the Federal Loan office is other friends recently.
December 14th, 1938.
An object held In ridicule and
Tuesday the 13th and left last Sun­
Date of first publication, Decem­
also working part time in The
scorn
Tlm r. - K rl.
L O D G E D IR E C T O R Y American Fruit office.
ber 22nd, 1938.
day for Oakland.
Once you were young and shone
L A U R E L and HARDY
W. G. T R I L L
with splendid sheen
Attorney for Plaintiff
I. O. O. F 193
Mrs. E. P. Stone was rejoicing to­
“ Swiss Miss”
Noble Grand, E. W. Hedgepeth
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Simmonds
Postoffice Address:
day over a birthday gift she received A very good and modern new
Suite 12 Palm Bldg.
Sec- J. E- Vincent
and children
Norma
June and from relatives in Salem Wednesday.
machine
Medford, Oregon.
Meets each Monday evening at Hull Marshall, Jr. visited Mrs. Simmonds'
The gift was a very beautiful caster You served your purpose. Yes, you
Visitors Welcome.
parents Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Adams
did
your
best.
set with the six bottles for different
in Ashland
Wednesday
afternoon
condiments.
It undoubtely hag a And now In wrecking yard you’re
and evening.
laid to rest.
very interesting history.
Could you but talk, Oh, what a tale
Miss Elaine Brophy, daughter of
you'd tell
WANTED
The wood working department of
Mr. and Mrs. V. O. Brophy and
Of times of happiness, of tears as
the
planing
mill
is
making
some
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granddaughter of Mrs. Moille Holm­
^
A n authorizes! agent fo r these Pure I-’ood Products, w ill .sail at the !
well.
WANTED— Ambitious students for es, returned to her home on thq very good looking pieces, as well as
homes o f C entral Point every tw o weeks.
W e handle T o ilet Pre- ;
You're
residence and home study coures Eagle Point road last week from useful. They also have some wood But now you're through.
parations. Pure Food Produ ct», Perfum es, Soaps and oth er House- !J
done
for,
poor
old
heap.
in business training
that
turn Seattle where she attends the Uni­ buttons that they make. So far they
hold Needs.
spare time into earning time. versity of Washington and will spend report they sell as fast as anything They've laid you In the wrecking
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S P E C IA L — l-aig< Salad Dish F R E E
yard to sleep.
Medford Businese College GWN.
is completed.
her Christmas vacation here.
^
with each 81.(Ml b ottle V anilla at title
Lyman A. Fritz
FOR SALE
By permission.
Little Carl Jantzer returned from
Mr. Charles Rossi has arrived for
■
Raymond S. Vinson
a
visit
with
his
aunt
Mrs.
Kinney
in
FOR SALE— Winter apples, 20c and a visit with his grandparents Mr.
r'
Central Point
j
Carl
had been
40c a box. Chae. Mabin, 1-8 mile und Mrs. R. Rossi of the Hotel Ashland Sunday.
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weat of Central Point.
ll- 3 t Valandra. He plans to make an ex­ staying with her while his mother
Mrs. Charles Jantzer underwent an i
FOR SALE— .Baled Alfalfa
Hay. tended visit
operation for goitre, and for a num­
Body Pine, $1.50 on the ground
Mr and Mrs. George Jantzer of ber of weeks while she w-as recover­
•r $1.75 delivered.
Also Oak. Prospect are driving a brand new
ing.
P. D. Lofland, 1 's miles north­ Imperial Chrysler, one of the new
west of Central Point.
ll-4t silver grey colors.
$
Mrs. Floyd Ross received a mes­
« m
sage last night telling of the death
FOR SALB — Used electric
and
CARD OF TH ANKS
of her father Mr. Edward Claton at
treadle sewing
machine.
Easy
We wish to thank all of our
Prlneville
Mr and Mrs. Ross and
terms. Singer Machine Agency, friends who remembered
us with)
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32 8. Grape, Phone 782, Medford. cards and expressions of love and sous Edgar and John left this morn­
3
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ing for Prlneville.
sympathy in our time of sorrow.
IX )ft IUCNT
Also we wish to correct the state­
Mrs. W. B. Glafkt and two little
FOR RENT — Housekeeping cabin«, ment in last week’s newspaper say­
children left Sunday Dec. 11 for her
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clean and comfortable by week or ing Nathalie was a member of the
home In Juneau, Alaska, She plans
month, rooms to rent. Cabins Nazarene
Church.
She
attended to stop In Portland for a short visit.
furnished. Fuel, lights, hot and Faith Mission In Medford
Mrs. Glafkl has been visiting her
cold water
Inquirer at the Hotel
Sincerely
mother Mrs.
Lola
Saunders and
Valandra.
9-6t
Mr. and Mrs. C. E Martin
sister Mr«. Marian Roberts of D llC
mutr for several months.
senso
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Season s Greetings — Davis Feed Store
M edford — Ashland
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For that
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DOUIll SMTT F i l l i
Perfect Salad
In Appreciation
wish to take thia opportunity to express my thanks and ap­
preciation for the courtesies and patronage extended to me
since coming to Central Point and to wish you all a
Merry Christmas
and a
Prosperous New Year
Marshall Simmonds
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MARKETS
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D U R K E E G E N U IN E M A Y O N N A I S E
Pints 25c—Quarts 45c
Save the Coupon«
JONES’ GROCERY
Vote in
SW EETEST GIRL C O N TE ST
'^.Closes 4:00 P.M . Saturday
Draw ing—6:30 P.M .