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CENTRAL POINT AMFRICAN CENTRAL POINT. OREGON. TIHIU>I>\V. May 31. IB 12 Campaign Winners CIRCUS TO APPEAR HERE FOR FIVE DAYS Nevita Chapter Meets May 26th Ville ÌKKIK' of the X merleau Is being ilistrihiitcal iti many extra kompa this week the I Im »tigli eoiirtesy of the V alley Metti Market, Central l*miu'- neivc-t Market. The \ alley Meat Market i- < p<iated by Mr. Iliir|s-r mill Mr. Graduation exercises for the 1942 NT< hails wlai have baath hail years senior clas» will be h«l** In th* gym a.f « xperhutas* lu handling IIICMt-. nasium on Friday, May 29th at eight They will be gb«l to -ee yon st • o’clock. The address will be given by tladr stori* whether you want Marshall Woodel!,1 registrar of the i-illur, a avliole earn or only one Southern Oregon College of Eduea- wi-incr. Sea* their aalvertlsa*lii<*nl I tion. The school orchestra and the In this issue for meat bargains. , girls' chorus will furnish music, The valedictory will be given by Leona Huston, and the salutation will be given by Anita Dickey, Junior girls will net aa ushers. in the Church of Christ on Sunday Baccalaureate services will be held evening. May 24th. The final student body meeting of The me tubers of Win. Harrison the year will be held on Monday Women 'sRelief Corps will meet, at ' afternoon at two o’clock. At this the l.O.O.F. Hall at 9 o'clock in the meeting the newly elected student morning on Memorial Day, May 30, body officers will tie Installed and and proceed in a body to the cerne- the seniors will renal the class will, i lery where services will bo held and prophecy, history, etc. Following tha the graves of War Veterans and program there will be a baaebuil Relief Corps Members, will be de- game with the Medford High School eorated. These cervices are being team. held early so those wishing to do «0 Members of the graduating class may go to Medford in time for the are Anita Dickey, Ruth Freeland, parade. Dorothy F^sid, Gertrude Grosvenor, Maxine Hale. Coria llilkey, llilkey. I.uvene llilkey, Leon a Huston, Richard K r u p |>. Virginia Luther, Nadina M ust y, Elisabeth Nicholson, Ernest Parker, Norman Smith, Hob Tucker. A slmere "thank you ' to the voters Elaine Westrup. of the Central Point urea was con- talned in ¡1 letter received by th' • « Central Point American today from Harris Ellsworth, xtaicessful ran- dldate for nomination for Represent Grange met Friday ni^ht with tho ative in Congress on the Republican ticket. Mr. Ellsworth also states he program proceeding the business »es- In-llevt's neivspapeg atlveluslng was eiun. The unwrta Rime nJ wn.s put on v«r/ productive for the purpose m h,s liy the chlhUeii for the enjtiyment of their mothers and included a May campaign. po!« dunes, tableaus, and circle games Other numbers were accor MISSION \R y CIRCLE TO MEET Tilt RS., MAY 2H dion selections, by Dale XX'ard arul The meeting of the Missionary Billie Flahtir, vocal numbers by Gene Circle of the Church of Christ which Hampton, Rodney Twedel. snd Nancy was postponed from their usual day Potter, and a reading by Gem* Hamp will he held Thursday afternoon, ton Jr. Music accompi uinylng the May 28 at the home of Mrs. Henn- children's circle features i whs furn- Inger at 1000 W. Main St.. Medford. Ished by Mr. Purkeypile,1 Mrs. I.eon- ard Freeman, and Marg; larct Ramp ton. ROBERT <'. AUSTIN DIES- Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ilirdsey weio Robert Charles Austin. 59 of Cell obligated by Mrs. Eula F foley In the trai Point, passed | away at local first and iieqond degrees. hospital at 3 I o’clock Tuesday Arnold Rohnert was selected dele brief Illness. gate to Slate Orange f<A' r session in Mr Austin Was born at I June. Mo., ’lase 5. I«8J. He s early life In New York City a» farmer by occupation. He Is survived by bls wife, Mr». May Austin, of Central Point. Funeral services will be conducted To the Editor: 1 took a hike out on the Taylor from Perl funeral home today at 2 pm. Interment will lake place in Road then south on the Old Stage Road, turning at Bruii Isine «a«t to Siskiyou Memorial Park. road leading Into l'entrai Point. Try On Tuesday evening May M. at 8 Al liur'q Mighty American Circa- o'clock In the Masonic Temple at 1> show in Central Point for five Central Point. Nevita Chapter No. 93 days Trr.t wees under the auspice« ef O E.S. w Hl hold their last r**gular •he C<titrai Point Sportsmen's club mewing before the Grand Chaptur Th» y will arrive here Tuesday. M:»,} Session. Mrs. Perl Bonney. Worthy Matron will preside The Sportsmen are sponsoring thia Following tne cluse of a »hör’. oiretlW here and w ish that every resi- business session a patriotic program dent of the city and surrounding ter entitled "Makers of the Flag" wHI bc ritory come in and enjoy this gain presented An original drill by tha occasion. So come on all you parent.» Officers will be a feature of the bring along your kiddies as an alibi evening. The program is In charge if you wish, but be sure and be set of Beulah Faber. memlier of the for a good time enjoying the clowns. Traveling Flags Committee of the trained animals and many other Grand-Chapter of Oregon. Since the inei cireu« fe-fnres program is be:hg given in open meet Remeber the date. start nt Tuee- ing. anyone interested la is given a | day. May 2«. an.I the plliCe. Centtal . ordial irtvltiitii n to attend. ’dint' The Refreshment Committee is In ? charge of Mrs Sum Koehler 'insisted by Mrs Edward C. Faber. Mrs. Guy Tex. Mrs. Wm. Askwith and Mrs Edwin Andren. 28-29 Sufficient gasoline to drive to and from wort to. carry on gainful oc cupations and to operate commeric.il vehicles will lie provided under the gasoline rationing regulations effec tive in Washington anti Oregon after June 1. it was announced today by the local office price administration, The purpose of gasoline rationing 1« to conserve gasoline, tires and equipment, the division said, No one need feel apprehensive about the tioning program preventing the ssntlal uses of automobiles. Each person will be permitted to estimate his mileage and gasoline consump tion and cards will be provided to meet his neqds. Memorial Services to Be Observed at Federated Church Meat Market Sends Out Free Papers W. R. C. Members to Hall May 30th Thi« -includes driving work an the carrying cn ful occupation. Each year Memorial services ar Under this program the immediate .held in tKe Sunday proceeding Mem aim is to see that needed commercial erial Day at'one of the Central l’oln: functions are carried on. despite res- UNIX ERS1TV OF OREGON, Eu churches This year those services gene, May 21—The slxty-flfth Snnusl tMcted gasoline supplies. When tho will bq conducted by Rev. Luther at commencement of the University of 50 percent curtailment in gasoline 1 I O dock A M. The Women Relief Oregon will be held the weekend of deliveries in Oregon and Washington Corps invite the following to attend May 29-81. it was announced here by goes into effect June 1, there must be and march with them; Veterans of Dr. Donald N. Erh, presidwnt of th? a general conservation, and non- ALL Wars; Array and Navy boys on university. essential motoring must give way to furlough: Mothers having sons in the uses for business and transportation A total of «4 8 students are now on oountry service. Those marching are the list of candidates for ilegree* at of workers. ask to meet at tlie 1.0.0 F. Hall al the commencement exeruiseB to be It will not be necessary to register 10:45. for rationing cards for trucks or held on Sunday evening. May 31 other'motor equipment readily Iden Included In this group from Central tified as "commercial." for th s Point is Roy James Hensley. Bachelor group will have no restrictions In the t>f acteqc« in buuinesn administration. purchase of gasoline. Other vehicle» President Erb will make the cotu- not easily identified, which will have tnencement address speaking on A cyOked food sale sponsored by unlimited purchase privileges, will be * Tile Univeisicy ami the Wsr of a members of Wm. Harrison registered to obtain "X" classifica Bruce Richard Baxter, tttrt.C. will be held Saturday May 23 Hurvival." bishop of the Metliadist çht|r< h. for tion cards. »t either Central Point Grocery Everyone who registers for gaso the Portland dih-ea. wWl dettver th* Slxiitj. Th« sale will begin at 10 line, May 28 and 29. must take to his baccalaureate address on Sunday o'clock in the forenoon. nearest elementary school, a sta.e morning at 11 o’clock. His topic will motor vehicle registration card for be "Going Back Another Way." each vehicle that he intend» to regis Reunions will be held for the ter for a ration card. This certificate classes of 1892. 1902, 1912, 1917 and By June Coleman is presented to the registrar at the 1932 on Saturday, May 30. The semi Troop 12. Central Point Girl Scouts school, where a Class A, B-l, B-2 or annual meeting of the University of started In September with 15 mem- B-3 card will be assigned, depending Oregon Alumni association will also b»*rs and has grown to about 20. upon the essential mileage to and be held on Saturday at 11 a.ni. EARL T. NFWBRV For community service the Troop from work and In pursuit of a gainful ' U lin dcfcatc-d Walter J. Looker for has collected waste papers, sold occupation. Stale Senate and will faci1. ,|o-eph R. Christmas .Seals, made » bundle for The register will write’ the serial Mm-hall. D c iiiocmii I ie <'aisliilste III n British Girt, passed out air rail number of the gasoline ration card j Novelli Iler. slips which Were given to every door, and the classification type of card on rund ____ «ave __ a ______ P.T.A. program. Page Roger J’list. Why did he the back of the motor vehicle régis- -4» Every girl in'ttte Troop is learning etop for mall at the old post office? tration card. No one will be issued a firtit aid. The girl« are working on ration card if this Information is al Illf'Ut 20 badges with Homemaking What WH« it., Mrs. Clara Vincent ready recorded on the motbr vehidi Bertivu leading in popularity. lost and Mrs. Do! >na Hurns found 7 card. Tne mok>r!»t.(in such a case, I , X-—.—— a trhey have, learned new songs, folk will be referred to his local ration ! H. 1*. Jewett, so unespariencad in tinitices. and haVe had three parties. for supple- i board, where requests On May 1, 1942 they tobk a basket voting, he was handingin his Imllot mentary ration book must be made k < >ne or the’ladies at the Poor Farm. Unfolded at the recent election. under these conditions. Tlfey had a Spring Tea for the The cards vary as to units. A card The first board in th« South bl ither» Thursday. May 7, 19 42. having Sunits, B-l eight, B-2 eleven, For a closing community service. Precent being tantalized by a long and B-3 fourteen. the Girl Scouts are making "Fag( drawn out story of fresh home baked The number of gallon« of glisoline Bugs For National Forest Service." bread and country butter. to be allowed for each unit on tha These bags will be given to each ! Ken Powell running over to tile card has not been announced, U was Verson entering a National Forest to I telephone office hunting news as the reported. "l<ei’P his clgaretts In. This Is part of operators are supposed to know ever, In cases where a motorist has been federated church of PH K rp 4>regcin Green Program" thing. issued one class of card, but finds it CENTRAL POINT »nd Girl Scouts from every troop in necessary to take a trip on business The Brick Church Oregon are helping to make these Powell excitedly putting tur- requiring additional gasoline, he will Up- ci ’ 51 3 G Rev. C. It. Lather, Pastor her head, before dressing up make his request of his local ratlon- Telephone 5:1 1 "the Girl Scouts are closing their proposed trip to Idaho. ing board and be provided with suf- y»«r by having a Court of Awards lr> »45 a. tn.—Bible Schoo). A. W. Cardi ficient cards tv cover his trip Undford. A( this time they will A«k I^ o I h Richard« Ayers, Superintendent. will be also provided for trips outside teoeive the total of about 40 badges. doing in this column? 11:09 a. m.—Morning Worship. Mes of the state. State < aipl d.it'- whose sage by the pastor, The "X’"f cards, i»e emitting uu • i'atMlkiaÀ Will 4 30 p. m.—Junior Service. limited amounts of gaso Itile will l<e l>< lui ml.rrt in \<»vember. «30 p. m.—Toting People's Service. confined to vehicles used for the la 7:30 p. m.—Evening Service. Messago following purposes: an am^j by the paator. (a) U«e of the vpMcle as Tuesday, 2: JO p. m.—Indies' Bible bulance or hearse, (b) aa a taxi class. bus, jitney, or other public convey- 10 girls are her®. BY INVESTING X Tuesday, 7: Jo p. m. Choir practice. ance for hire or as a vehicle avail ¡2 boy« are ,h«t. n TEN PERCENT Of VOUR \ • Wednesday, 7:30 p. m , Prayer meet- able for public rental; (J) for a 22 children are here ing. INCOME, YOU PROTECT YOUR \ regular practicing minister of a reli Five children tvre ouL ■Make thia church your church home. UFE.TK LIVES OF YOUR FAMILY gious faith in the performance of Robert found a big toad, Come worahlp with us YOUR HOME. AND YOUR FUTURE ... religious duties and meeting the lie brought ft to school. Roy James Hensley to Graduate From Uni. of Oregon Letter of Thanks Received by Editor ood Sale to Be Held Sat. May 23 Girl Scout Activities what? GRANGE NOTES COMMUNICATED <£l|itrrlTpiì nature and see the ve taken place, which in tin auto. It will purpose. Get used to f tra mqioration anal I gas. hiking parties and MAKE EVERY PAY DAY The Nation’s No. 1 Life Insurance Policy FIRST GRADE NEWS religious needs tnf the congregation served, (.d) tor a duly liceuaed physician, surgeon, nurse, osteopath. YOUR OWN quota, is ÌO%! ' 0 ★ ★ Lend your country 10*. of your pay or have tke Kim end Ja-i» t»k» t««< t»»r- row> ioo% t ’ That', what we »nd every 01« of «» fata today' Victory or def'-t' Buying War Eonda <M aaAing aur- •elves into alsvtry! Oet’ln« tooth with o r'clvas or gat- Int aateun by th* Awaa' Vour quota—sr.d eve-ybody’a r »• —is 10*. of wi(n ar iacev* savyl >» WAR BONDS ami STAVP«' Join America'« all-out o^ensiva . . . incraaaa your WAR BOND «aaints eo at least 10*. NOW! Get tha details from yo r er-rtoyar bank, post office or other WAR BOND •alas agency . TODAY! A toad is a good friend. IVe like them In our garden- Vacation time Is Y«s, very near. So we must work. Bummer will come We will have fun. We will r*s<1 books nt home We will noVfofgef ITow to r« «htroprii *»v. derlng I AND, LATER, GET ALL YOUR MONEY BACK. ..WITH INTEREST / CHURCH 09' CHHUT Minister—Carlos Brown 10:00 A M. Bible K< hool. 11:00 A M. Hermon. 7:00 PM. Young People. 8:00 P.M. Sermon. Wednesday « 00 P.M. Prayer Meet- Wed nendny ft.00 P.M. Choir prao » Mij ingre« forW'-n- prdf-N(l4> 'k or veterinary service fei for Official bwWlrt« df federal. st local. or foreign « ivArnments ' government agenoia-«; 4f> for triaok Ing. hauling, towing, freight carrylntr. ‘ delivery or messenger fee the fr ;.rtotion and equipment f 4 for'm-chardi »1/ el or highway maim MrvicWL er Ceu/taa, i/euejt Z/w PFATE4OST YL < III R< II OF GOD Parwins, Pastor Mi- W. X ParMins, A—t. Meetings are held In the Townsend Building on West Pine Htreet, On- tra I Point, Oregon. Sunday School _____ _ 9:45 Morning Worship 11 :»• Children'« Church «30 Toung People's ......... <;>• Evening Worship . 7; 10 Bible Study. Tuesday 7 10 Prayer Service, Friday . . 7:10 /1^—S ^¡. l\\ Si OF WAR E0ND DAY SPlNDIh'G — SAVI DOUAiS P. D. Lofland And Companion Are Invited to Be Guests of The American and Craterian Theatre To See Their Choice of The Following 4'RATERIAN THEATRE PROGhAMS: —End* Saturday Nile!— Madeleine Carroll and Sterling llaviien “BAH »MX PAKNAG ti lin Tech uicailor I Pr«*»ue Nat. Nite! —or— —Alimin y—Monday—TiiCMlaj — Innn Bennett Franchot Tone ’M II E TAKE* k FIAT II" Tetl 4 rottiti<1 at the Organ Please Call at The American Office For Tour Guest Tickets If office closed, call «cross »tr»*! at telephone office for ticket. I
