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About The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1943)
THURSDAY. JANUARY 21, 1911 CENTRAL PQxÄT iMJuuUVt, CENTRAI. POINT. OREGON Shower Held Honoring Exams For Army-Navy Schools Postponed Mrs. Edw. Inman Ml Victor Noel of Ixingvlew, Wash arrived to -pend the week end with his wife and little daughter Vicki Jeinnine and visit friends and rela Mr. Cannon, manager of Fluhrer's tives They left for home Monday. bakery, stated that It Was Just as easy Inman was W. Edward Mrs. and no mure work to allca bread than rhe W.R.C. held their regular honored with a aho » er Thursday. ‘ nut, but the new paper wrappers were meeting last Saturday. January 14. at th» home » of Mrs. su much lighter that he thought Green with Mrs. Caldwell as joint that was the reason bread was not Mr. ami Mrs. Del Hawley and little hostess in Phoenix, She rec-el ved to be sliced daughter of Rogue River are visiting many lovely and useful gifts, All Mi Hawley's father. Mr. Root and present enjoyed an afternoon of quiz Mrs. James W> t and little daugh wife. They may sell their business games Invited guests from here ter Norma Mae of Marysville will at Rogue River and move to Lake- were Mr. Inman's mother, Mrs P. A. make their home with Mrs. Wests cldc. Washington, where their daugh- Tracy, his sisters, Ernestine Tracy parents Mr. and Mis. Gilbert Wright. ter, Mrs. Williams Dam, (the former and Mrs. John Bohnert and Mrs. Mel Little Miss West was born Jan. 4th Pern Hawley», Uvea. Williams, also Mrs. Ebron Griffith and her father left for servic e Jan. K. Mrs. Wright was with her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Womack are HERE FOR A SHORT VISIT— and brought her and the little grand expecting (neir danghter-in-law. Mrs. Mrs. Leonard Jacobson, Nee Ethel daughter home with her. Betty Womack of Enterprise Thurs Tracy, who had been with her soldier day fur a visit. Their son Is some- stopped Miss Ginger Rogers, who an when < versaas. The Womacks came husband at Fresno, Calif., nounced her engagement to Pvt. here from Eastern Oregon to get over here for a visit with her grand father P. A. Tracy and family the Calvin Briggs Friday, was married to away from the cold winters. Mrs. Jacobson's first of the week, Pvt. Briggs Saturday at 1‘aaedena and husband, who is a telephone line went for a three day honeymoon. of Los Angeles was Fred Bohnert Each had a three day furlough. here to attend the funeral of his man in the U.S. Service, had been transferred to Florida for a six Ginger Rogers, now Mrs. Briggs, han brother William Monday. months job. She was going to a ranch in this valley. i Bill Hltsler of Witicha, Kansas Cathlament, Washington to remain Spring Time Prints 25c anil 2»c arrived Wednesday to visit his father, for the duration with her parents. at Faber's. who Is ill and friends in Central Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Tracy. Point. Mr. Hltsler Is in the Army. Word was received from Mrs. B. C. Jolly that Mr. Jolly fell In the ship Luit. ostrouskl has been transfered His wife, who Is yard at Vancouver and caused a to Hooper. Utah. hernia for which he was operated on visiting in Chicago will Jon hm there, The Ostruski have been living in the Jan. 13. Everett Faber apartment. Cap. Miller Is expecting his son Mr. E C Faber is planning a trip Art Miller home from the Easier ship to Portland market week, which is yards for a short visit. next week If the train runs, he will Twenty two people arrived In Cen see the Wllliamette River. We won- tral Point on the four o'clock local iler could it be an excuse to stop in stage Monday afternoon. More and at the legislature. more people are riding the local after Wo men's Dong Sleeve, button front finding out what a convlence it 1". Sweaters at 11.00 at Faber’s. Civil Service examinations for the purpose of aiding Members of Con gress Un making designations to the I nited States Military and Naval A' idemies have been postponed from January 23rd to February 6th. Con- gresman Harrls Ellsworth states. The change in date is requested by the War Department. More time is re- quired for that Department to deter mine the number appointments avail- able to Members ct Congress. According, Civil Service examina tions will be held February 6th in the post office building in cities in the Oregon Fourth Congressional District listed by the Civil Service Commis sion, namely: Eugene. Marshfield, Roseburg and Medford. The exact number of appointments that wli be made from the new Fourth District lias not yet been de termind. Congressman Ellsworth says, but authorization to take the Civil Service examination will be sent any- one eligible If application is made, Such applications should be addressed to Congressman Harris Ellsworth. Reuse Office Building, Washington. D C., and must be received by him > not later than January 20, 1943. Candidates for admission to the Military Academy must be between the ages of 17 and 22; for the Naval Academy, between the ages of 17 and 21. Candidates for both Academies must never have been married. OPERATED ON— Corp. Redwine phoned from Ya- kima, Washington this morning to Mrs. Clevenger living in the Thilke house, that her husband Corp. Cle venger had been operated on for appendicitis and was very ill. The Clevengers came from Tennessee and have a little new daughter. Mr. Clo PROMOTED TO 2ml LIEUT.— venger wns transfered to Yakima a Donald Richardson, a graduate of couple of weeks ago. the Central Point high school, is now a 2nd Lieutenant in the Anti-Air NAVY MOTHERS TO MEET .IAN. 27 Craft Division of the U.S. Army. He The Navy Mothers will hold an all received his commission January 14. , day meeting January 27 ! at the home when he graduated from Officers’ of Mrs. Jack Lees, j A covered dish Candidate School at Camp Davis, N.C. Mrs. W. H. Norcross is still very dinner at noon. All mothers, i wives, He arrived home Wednesday a m. on cordially in- leave for a few days, before report low and weak. Her sons are »till daughters and sisters with her. Shf knows them and her vited. Brlng your needle and thlm- ing to his post at Camp Haan near husband and daughter, Mrs. Hedrick. ble. Riverside. California. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Faber re ceived a letter from Mrs. Faber's bt-other Linden R. Launer of Charles ton S. C., saying that he had gra duated from Great Lakes just before Christmas and was honor man of his L. V. Anderson has moved into class with an average of 96.60 tor the the Norman Marion house. nine weeks course. He Is now Mr. Pharniist first mate 2nd class. Mr. and Mrs. Yocorn have moved laiuner Is In the U H. Naval hospital in the two room apartment at Glea son's just located by Sgt. and Mrs. D. Doreen, amali daughter of Mr. and O. Neal, who moved to Yakima, Mrs. John Bohnert wishes all children Wash could have as Hunt a case of scarla tina as she has had. They nre still Pvt. Charlie Nelson of Camp quarantined however. White was a guest at E. R. Gleason's Sunday afternoon. Charles' father Mrs. Darrel Palmer received a was a friend of the Gleasons in Ells letter from her grandparents Mr. and worth, Wisconsin thirty five years Mrs, O. C. I'urkeypile- in Corvallis ago. He has three brothers in the saying that during the recent high service and three more to enter in water It came up in the basement to the near future. within a foot of the ground floor in their dauKhter'N houa«*. Bob lloagiand is In Sheppard Field, Texas. Writes his folks that Mr, Emerick Nye, husband of Mrs. he likes Ills work fine and weighs Nye. assistant postmaster, writes 153 lbs. from Santa Anna, that he is still In the hospital taking treatment for l»l Pl'TV < OLI F<TOI< TO DIME— sinus trouble He Is an aviation Deputy Collector of Interna) Rev- cadet and very anxious to complete enue will lie in Medford February his trianlng. t-13 inclusive and March 2-15 Incl. and in Ashland, February 25 to March 1 Inclusive. In addition to the Mr. E E. Scott has been suffering places shown, the same assistance Is with a heavy cold on Ills chest but is also available to taxpayers at tho of improving and hopes Io be nt work fice of the Collector of Internal Rev enue, Custom Ilpuse, Portland. Ore before long gon, each day until March 15th. Mr. and Mrs. Weaver received word which is the final day of the filing from their son Earl which Wftl period. signed CpI. Weaver. Outina Flannel Gown, at Faber's. First Grade News Take tlx* LEAH S FOR SEVTTI.F— Loren Cassman arrived Saturday for a ten day furlough with his parents. Mr. Harvey Cassman and Loren went to Seattle to visit their brother and son Lhwrence, who is a military police and could not get leave to come home. Loren will re turn here with his father to complete his visit. bus from Medford Central Point. Kyle ’s I Restaurant WANTED WANTED to buy or rent a two boil room house In good condition Phone 7X3. FOR SAI I PASTIME ROLLER RINK GREEN Flit HI.A1U4 and SAWDUST for Immediate delivery. Call 4 US Medford or ÎII Central Point " I DNFSII\V. fridat . SATURDAY A sl NI»AT I VENINOS Medford Armory 9 OR SALE- Lota of used cars, 39 to « '»dola fifty tu chose from Shults Bros BABY CHICKS--Meat shortage can be overcome by raising poultry. Christie New Hampshire* and Parks Barred Rocks now hatching Mounicrrat White lawhorns and McRae Rhode Island Reds avail Elva Livingston Lough — Zf* U.S.WAR BONDS able soon Better order yours to day They are all top quality. Phons 393, Central Point Hatchery, FOR SAFE—Lots of used cara. 191* to 1941 Models Fifty to choose tram Ohuita Broa.. Medford them run with ten percent of your income in War Bonds every pay day. gang entirely out of Russia. + * + But there is one fly in the ointment —the navy reports show that the submarine still is taking an awful toll of American and British shipping. We havn't solved that problems yet. In apite of the almost miraculous speed shown in American shipyards, ships are being sunk almost as fast as the yards can build them. W hicli Isn't so good. On the rest of the home front, things are beginning to get straightened put slowly. It is reported that more farmers and farm laborers are going to be deferred, which will help a lot. Washington Oregon Trail Cafe 1 ROM NOW ON WILL BE OPEN Sundays Special Fried Chicken Dinners—75c < LOSI P MOXIIAVS WILL I I Occasional furniture WALNUT FINISH End Tables......................... ... - Radio Tables........................ Lamp Tables...................... Coffee Tables..................... Each Each Each Each $6.95 $6.95 $6.95 $6.95 WITH GLASS TR W Cocktail Tables ----- Each $6.95 WITH GLASS TOP Commode.............................. Each $6.95 IMPORTED CLOTHES BASKETS STRONG \N!> SMOOTH $3.95 No. 1 Size $4.29 No. 2 Size $4.79 No. 3 Size $1.79 BUMPER JACKS TABLE WARE, Knives, forks, teaspoons Soup spoons, - - - Each 25c $1.49 Lunch Kits 98c Vacuum Bottles, pint size $1.39 Ironing Boards KEM-TONE........................ per gal. $2.98 SLIP <OVI RS FOR OVER- STl'I FED FURNITURE Designing, Drapery Making Plmne 1391 105 S. Grape Med ford I’lIONE 521 HATH\l. POINT Faber's Market Full line of Paints including MIRACLE WALL TONE Qualify Groceries at A Saving’ ALEXANDER HDWE. & IMP. CO LOCAL EGGS SAUER KRAUT FRESH LARGE llcmcimulc Style—In Bulk 2 Dozen Central Point Market Muse & Lenderman Now In l \N< V W ISIIINGTON DELICIOUS APPLES Fine for Ealing 3 Lbs. - - 29C FRUIT COCKTAIL Lge. Can - - 89c STA-CRISP GRAHAMS 2-lb. Box PHONE 441 Garden Seed - - 29c 2 Lbs. 2 Lbs. KOOLS CAMELS CHESTERFIELD LUCKY STRIKE - - 26C Box - - 95c ASSORTED COOKIES Home Stylo—Crisp A Good Lb. - - - . 35c - CHILI - - - - ■ 35c ■ SILVERLEAF LARD 4-lb. Pkg. - 81c ■■ BANANAS Boilinc Beef RIBS Lb. - - ■ ■ 19c Cartoon - - $1.28 - 19 Joe’s Associated Service We will supply grade three tires to cus Large Eggs torner». Have three makes of tires on hand. "ewer Pipe A Irrigation ripe l'bone 24M N. Ill »reside 2 Doz. Medford 85 U.S.WAR BONOS ■ ■ ■ SWIFT’S FIRM AND RIPE 2 Lbs. - - - 25c ■ 33c \I»D VOI R BEANS Lb. ■ 15c <’ON< I NTRATE!» APPLES Cigarettes - MINCE MEAT Good Entlng and Cooking 2 for ■ Phone 291 TRY IS FIRST—WE HAVE IT * INI», <.R W I Is CI MENT SEPTIC TASKU f' Wilson Hardware FOLDING DRYING CLOTHES RACKS INDOOR CLOTHES REELS SV R \M| NTO Medford Concrete Construction Co something unforeseen nappens, th< can make it. Cheerio! Russian army will in time regain all Adolph. Benito and Hirohito the country lost when the big drive —the three b'ind mice. Make began and may even drive Hitler's THE ORIGINAL MIRACLE WAI L FINISH CLASSIFIED This Is a wet, wet dav Some snow fell last night. FOUND All the children are not here. Some came on the bus. FOUND— A Federal Tax Stamp for Some came In cars, Car. Owner may have same by Some rode on bikes stating number of his car and pay walked. But they got wet. Some ing for this ad. See Hilly Abbott We will have to play In the house at I'ostofflce. Some of our friends are ill. Little Dick came to see Louise, lie la her llt’le brother. Donald Medley came home. We went to California. He will cotne to our school now. to Is m .v wuking on the problem of _ -ttlng more farm machinery for this year, without crippling the war Continued From Page o,,e effort too much. At least, it is thought that it will be easier to get wounded. South and west of Stalin repairs and parts. grad the Reds are still forging ahead, ♦ ♦ ♦ taking more and more important So there's the pic railway points and town* Unless week, folks—us near correct as we MUSINGS NKW AERO BATTERIES PUT OUT HV THE IsMJCHTED CO A Gl All INTI D HV THEM \T POPULAR PRICES w
