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CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN PAGE FOUR Mrs. L. C. Scott entertained with » dinner party, in honor of her hus- and’s birthday Friday evening, the allowing guest»: Dr. and Mrs. Mof fatt, Mrs. Moffatts father, R. B. Manuel of Grants Pass, Miss Daily and the honor guest Mr. L. C. Scott, It was a very delightful affair much enjoyed by all. LOCALS Mrs. Aetna H. Carr, of Grants Paas, viissted several days with her parent« Mr. and Mrs. John Cash while her husband attended the Active Club International conven- tion at Oakland, California and the Golden Gate International «■xposl- Mrs. Webster and daughter mo tion on Treasure island in San Fran- tored to Diamond Lake and brought cisco. Lornie home with them Mrs. Cash and Esther went to Grants Paas Tuesday and spent the day . Mrs. Cash returned and Esth- er stayed with her sister, Ruth Carr for the baance of the week Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cummings had company from Minnesota Mon day, an old friend of Jim's. Levi Strauss Overalls, two grades at Faber’a. All Kansans are invited to attend the picnic at Llthia park in Ashland Sunday, August 6th. Bring a fat basket of food, and meet old friends and meet new ones. Mr». B. J. Palmer left by airplane at 2 o'clock for Seattle and arrived there at five o'clock. Mr. Palmer went to the coast Tuesday to escape the heat. THVR8DAL, JULY’ 27, 1930 CENTRAL POINT. OREGON The Odd Fellows initiated the fol lowing new members Monday even- Frank Wool'idge, F. L. Rohl. ing ------ Conley, Kenneth Powell, Stan- ley Jone« and Harold Kilburn. Wa- termelon was enjoyed after the inl- tlation. grined by the fact that he has been known as The Badminton Club, accused of high-hatting certain of whom I have been unable to speak his friends whom he used to meet to for quite some time, due to the on a commuu level. Not knowing fact that the said lady, or badminton who you refer to as having been sister refuses to be spoken to and passed up, slighted, etc., I am un as I have had to swallow my pleas able to solve the mystery of how ant "good morning’’ Just as J was this rumor was begun, as I have about to utter it as the lady dash diligently tried to display my very ed by. Let us turn to the good book most pleasant "Good Morning” to I of etiquette, which says in part that all whom 1 have chanced to meet. 1 out of a matter of courtesy, etc., etc. I that when a lady and gentleman There ts one certain lady, how It - for - ------------------ meet, in order the gentleman - to ever, who used to be a sister in a properly speak to the lady, she club which I belong to, commonly must speak to him first. Otherwise Ted Hill had the misfortune to I run a pitchfork into his foot the other day. plans had been made for Mr and Mrs. Hill to go to Lake *o the Woods for an outing, which has been postponed. Mr. Hill Is getting Mr. and Mrs. Everett Faber en along nicely. tertained at the Faber cabin at Lake of the Woods Sunday the following Mrs. Guy Teg went to Prospect guests: Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Jewett, Tuesday to visit a brother from few Mr. and Mrs. Sam Koehler and Mr. Mexico who is visiting there, This Dr. Frank A and Mrs. Harold Larson of Medford. will be a family gathering, She Donald and Patsy Faber were in the will spend several days there. Freeburger party and Patsy says she almost The Grange Co-operative have caught two fish. Distinctive Glasses purchased a 500-gaIon tank for fuel when needed Mr. and Mrs. Santord Richardson oil and plans are being made to buy and daughter Charlotte and a friend another for hauling gas. Convenient Terms from Camp Wimer attended a deep sea fishing trip at Crescent City Phone 210 318 E. Main last Sunday. One of the party, not COMMUNICATED Medford, Ore. from Central Point, stayed close to the rail all day and it is reported To the Editor of "So What”: Yours truly has been greatly cha- that h>- fed the fish most of ’he time. He says that he is glad he went for he will know better than to ever go again. We have it on good authority that Mr. Richardson THE WORLD'S GOOD NEWS was still rather white the morning will come to your home every day through after. There were about a dozen in THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR the party. Mrs. Katherine Schmidt visited at the Middleton home In Grants Pass Sunday. Mrs. Schmidt Mrs. Middleton were school friends. All Oklahomans are Invited to bring their dinner to the Dover Park at Rogue River, Oregon, Sun day, August 13th. Program will start at 11 o'clock, dinner at one. Come one, come all. Mr. Everett Faber is leaving day for Treasure Island where he will meet his sister Miss Frances Faber and they will attend the fair for three days. Miss Frances Faber will return home with him. AND GET A l)l( KING CLASSIFIED ch WANTED—Lady to take care two small children in my home. Evenings and Sundays off. Box 244, Central Point. 41-lt Ethel’s Beauty Salon Phone 38 SERVICE STATION Central Point GlassbeKe Dish Value 50c FREE SATURDAY ONLY With purchase of $3.00 in Groceries or Meat ONE TO A FAMILY, PLEASE, WHILE THEY LAST POTATO CHIPS l^irge package—2 for 25 HAMBURGER MIRACLE WHIP QUART JAR 35 VEAL ROAST < lioice—Pound 15 CORN FLAKES Jumbo Package—2 for 19 J.l N( Tl MEAT Assorted Varieties—Ll>. 23 Marshmallow Cookies ITexh— Pound ............. BACON—Sliced Sugar Cured—Pound |Qc IQc All Götat Meat— 21b«. 1 ** Reque t Central Point Market PHONE 441 -WE DELIVER— Independent Grocery ('OCA COLA 1 PEI’S! COLA ' 25° I'ART-PAK . (I Bottles ***" CROWN COLA) SAVE- Buy at Home KE ( OLD WATERMELONS Drifted 5now Flour 83' 10 Lbs. 53' 8 Lamb or Scoi Stew Pound 7' Quality Groceries at A Saving’ 50 Lbs. 25 Lbs SHORTENING Pou n< I Faber's Market Phone 291 Water Systems Pressure Pumps I (Belt or Direct Drive) 6' Each Pitcher or Hand Pumps SALT Pipe & Fittings with Free Bat-O-Ball Good Harness 17' 2 Pkgs Paint Diamond Matches HELP WANTED $1.50 RICHFIELD GAS & OILS Mrs. A. R. Owings 1 I. O. O. F. 193 Tuesday night the Faber softball Noble Grand, Tbx>. A. Glase team enjoyed another round of milk Sec. J. K. Vincent Meets each Monday evening at Hall shakes at the Green Lantern. Visitors Welcome. Naas Copy 1 I or under Suggestions for your Shopping List Th® Christian Srlene® Pubhahlns Society One. Norwer Street. Boston. Massachusetts Cleaae enter my subscription to The Christian Science Monitor toe a perled of OO S months »«00 1 months «3 00 1 month «100 VteOnesday Issue. Including Magseine Section 1 year «3 «0. 0 Issue- 3S® Ad iresi . Em- School Children V Mrs. J. F. Ferman of Los Angeles Child's overalls, 4 9c at Faber's. is visiting her brother Mr. H. J. Among those attending the Dak- Fleischer and family. otan picnic last Sunday from here A New Orleans school touring were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fish and party »topped near Faber's Market Cass- family, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey man and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed and were interviewed by E. C. Fa ber. He reports that they had been Davis and family, Mr. Frolick and In Canada, Coulee Dam, Bonneville, Mr. Borah, There were about 600 Yellowstone Park, Crater Lake and present. other points of scenic beauty. When Mr. and Mrs. Al Bendickson and asked how C rater Lake rated in family and brother Emil Bendlck- comparison with the other places, son and family of Medford enjoyed the answe: .•as "top.” a chicken dinner at Jackson Hot Fred Hesselgrave attended Spring Sunday. Donald Faber was guest of honor on this occasion. meeting of dealers at the Hotel Med- Swimming was the order of the day. for Tuesday noon to see the new tractor being put out by the Inter Mr. and Mrs. Frank Homer aud national Harvester Co. family and Mr. and Mrs. White of The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Grants Paas enjoyed a very pleasant gave a house warming for Mr. and trip to the coast Sunday. This was Mr. Homer's first view of the ocean. Mrs. D. F. Amick In Ashland Wed nesday evening. About 14 attend Miss June Fury made a business ed. Ice cream and cake were servd. All report a fine time but also say trip to Crater Lake recently. that it is Just as warm In Ashand Mr. R. B. Manuel of Grants Pass as herel. has been a house guest of Dr. and Overalls, your correct size at Fa- Mrs. Moffatt at their lovely country ber'«. home. Mr. Manuei is Mrs. Moffatt's father. He left Wednesday morning Mrs. Jo Rosteli returned from a for his home. buying trip to Los Angeles and stop ped for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rosteli at San Francisco and LODGE DIRECTORY went to Treasure Island with them. A « International Daily Nou's paper Xt records for you the vorlcTs elean, constructive doings The Monitor does not exploit crime or sensation; neither does it Ignore them, but deals correctively with them. Features for busy men and all the family, including the Weekly Magazine ßectlon. PERMANENTS 00 Helen Lawrence, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lawrence of Euclid avenue, Medford, left yesterday by motorcar with friends tor Los Angeles where she will visit rela- lives for an indefinite time. he would be very brazen by speak- ing first and no gentleman wishes to be rude. I also wish to take this oppor tunity of saying to you, "How do you do?" in case you may be one of the slighted ones. May I remain on speaking terms. “YOURS TRULY". (Name on file) Lge. Cartoon ALEXANDER 23' Hardware & Implement Co lOlt SALK FOR SALE—Fruit Jars, used clo thing and shoes, tent, 7 by 9. 34.00, 2 cook stoves, Durant b Fisherman—One good turn de 29 pickup. Long's Second Hand serves another. Store. 42-11 Canoeist—Not when you turn turtle. FOR SALE—Fryers. Inquire of ▼ Mrs. Marie Lange, Phone 307. Olii CLASSI I T ED ADS ALWAYS Central Point. Steelhead Run Now On Complete Stock of Steelhead Tackle FOR SALE—Gravenstein Apples. W. J. Gebhard, >4 mile north of Bear Creek bridge. WELDINO, AUTO WRECKING Save 60% on Tire« and Parts We have wrecked 68 cars this »•ear. Get our price« on welding first. Every Job guaranteed. MAC 8 A FLOYD'S 232 N. Riverside Meatord I'bon« 330 FOR BALK—The k« box of Rev. Lewis at a bargain—See E. C. Faber. — ....... ••■ The Story about the farmer's «laughter m*kr» |M-ople smile However !’«> toe without ICE is no« a laughing matter. G. M. MORRIS \1 m > Daily Deliveries Sales nt Damon's Cafe — *•••»*• o:»:*.*..*:»• Cabinet Works Kvrrythlag tn Cabine« Work IF WANTING to buy or sell Real K«Ute See L. Q. Plckell. 1« 8. Bartlett, Medford Alcock's Steelhead Flies Regular 2 for NOW 10c BUCKTAILS 2 for SPINNERS 15c to SINGLE EGGS Kalatúished Ln ItS*« ENTER STEELHEAD DERBY Get the Big One and cash in on 8-Rootn, Modern Apartment Completely Furnished New Electric Range, Abundance of Hot Water. Screen Porch Private Entrance, Private Bath, Light and Water paid. Only $17.60 at Low Prices BRING QUICK RESULTS FOR SALE—Electric A.B.C, Wash ing machine in good condition. New rubber rolls for wringer. 220.00 Inquire at this office or phone 601. FOR RENT 25c 15c 25c 35c Call this Office or Phone 601 NOTICE! JULY 29th Last day of Tire Sale on FIRESTONE HIGH SPEED TIRES Valuable Prize Ross & Ross ASSOCIATED SERVICE L. C. Grimes
