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T hursday . may is . iiij < ENTRAI. POINT AMERICAN, CENTRO- POINT- ORE«*»* PXUB FOVR Locali Mr. Little has purchased the Frank — The city -»uncll and the Central point fire department will hold a m-eting at Heottie’s next Wednesday evening XX'e understand that this 1» to be a rt ig party. Dinner is Given Honoring Bob Grisham Mi. and Mrs. Nathan I "e ■”* X wo *d from the minlstei beginning what promises to * • haopy and fruitful ministry in ten tral I Olnt. In the name of our blessed Lord, we desire to assist the people of this community in every *">' Poaslble PIease feel free to call upon me at any time. You are cordially Invited to attend any and all of our services at the church You will find there a happy group of people and a most friendly welcome. births B<>r .„ to Mr and Mm. Fred Trout- May 10. a girl, seven pound», at d Grisha'q Heart hospital. Zuccula place and will take posses Russel First petty officer Lloyd Dole gave a dinner Sunday honoring their B- rn to Capt. and Mrs. broke his w rial April 30. Mr Dole is son Robert home on ten day» fur Meintxer. Route 1. May 9. a boy. 4 lough. he will leave for Treasure submarine 1». lbs at Community hospital The Golden Link class will hold on the 1 S Island, Cal. the last of the week Gre- theii class party at Mrs. Lettie Born to Mr. an-l Mrs. Bill Grimes Mr. and Mrs. John Cash are spend- Those present were Mr. and Mr». Roy gory home Friday with M rs. Edna Ing u tew lays at their home in Cen- Nichols, Mr and Mrs E T. Bingham, al KI-math Falls a l>aby son weigh- Kilburn «» h'-stess. trul Point. Their daughter Mr». Carl and Edwin and Alene, Mr. and Mrs. Ing 6 lb».. 2 ox. Mrs. Arthur Ayers ther Wiltvmood is living at Hob!*, Mexi D. M. Grisham. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. went to Klamath Falls Sunday to The Berean cl«»s will hold The baby co to lie near her husband, who is in Thompson, Miss LaRene Thompson Stay with her daughter. class party with M«. I*»» Tex th¡» and Lieutenant Zaveral. Mr. and Was born at 5:55 P.M Monday. service. The Cashs are living in Med- week. foid ■ ing for the Wiltermood home. Mrs. Earl Heft were unable to be present as Mr», Heft is confined to TO MOVE— James has purchased Mr. Jesse severe attack of flu Another old resident, Mr. E. C props; ty out near Jacksonville, where Mi and Mrs. J. E. Weaver and son her bed with a Richmond Was sold his place near make their Earl ’..aver spent mother day with he knd his wife will Central Point and he and his wife home when they return from Tacoma Attorney Roy Weaver and family in will move to Roseburg to make their Mr James is there on a business trip. Dunsmuir. Th-j principal subject discussed at horn • and to be near their son Mr. The building for the lath factory Is Friday night's meeting was the new Sterl-.. Richmond and wife. The construction. under Work Clothing for men and wom automobile Insurance law that goes Richmond will be greatly missed in en at Faber's. into effect the Sth of June. Master the coinniunity. Rogers Is working as a tele Ju- k Lees, who has reinlisted in A. T. Lathrop appointed the legisla phone operator in Medford. She 1» Mrs. Betty Parish and children, Just a beginner having started this the Navy, is now stationed at Farra tive committee to report on the bill at next meeting. A class of candi Judy. Stephen and Niki from Los gut, Idaho. week. dates will be Initiated in the near Angeles, arrived Wednesday evening Hedgepeth and son. futuie by the 1st and 2nd degree to be here for the duration. Mrs. Mrs. Floyd A new lot of Berkshire Mesh Hose Billy, arrived Wednesday for a visit team. The Jackson County Pomona Parish reports that her husband is In at Faber's. with her mother, Mrs. Frank Homer. Grange will hold a special meeting government work. Mrs. Ted Hill and Aletha Ward and mother Mrs. Mrs. Homer will accompanied h-r May :’2nd at Central Point to prepare Zoe met Mrs. Parish at Dunsmuir and Hallie Jlesselgrave are leaving fot -hack to Portland to look for a house, a clas.i for the Sixth degree at Eugene accompanied her home. Los Angeles the eighteenth and will M rs. Homer expects to move to Port- In June. : visit with the Kenneth Nolte family land soon. Mr. end rMs. Wilson Torrence and Alethi will attend summer school In OPENS M X ITRESS SHOP— and Sally of Glendale. children Billy 1 WheplFy of California Edward U.C.L.A. Mr. H R. Hatch has opened up a Calif. 1. re ■ expected here Sunday to visited his grandmother Mr». Emma custom upholsterer and mattress visit Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Shell. Mr. Word was received from Mrs. Relnts and aunt Mrs. Bert Langston works >n the Cooper building : next to Torrence is a grandson of Mrs. Shell Bobby Hoagland that her father, last week U>e bus depot. He 1« assisted by Mrs. Homs: Brown, was recovering from Mrs. Marie Stone received a phone Bertha Halvorsen. z a recent attack of pneumonia. Mrs. call from her son Neal for Mother's Major and Mrs. Fred XVarren and Hoagland and Barbara took the mail daughter Bitty Sue are living In the COUPLE XX EDS THURSDAY— day. Neal had been touring liner to Bremerton and she reports Faber apartment house. Miss Jat-e Beverly Bishop of Med coast with the air corp band that It is the only way to travel. It ford became the bride of Kenneth several days. He hopes to be home took her three hours by plane and it Miss Mary Muse has been on the Iaimb, jon <-f Mr. and Mrs. Milo on furlough in June or July, Mrs would have been a 24 hour Journey sick list for 1 couple of days. Iximb las: Thursday. Kenneth was Mary Smith of Medford spent today otherw Ise. home on leave to visit his father who with Mr. and Mrs. Stone. Hosey Dimlchi and Glona Peterson had been ill and has returned to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Yost and sons have rent» 4 the Edw. Jones apart- camp. His wife accompanied him. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Williams re of Montague were callers at the Edw. ment. The girls both work at the ceiveila letter today from Kenneth Jones home Sunday. Mrs. Alfred cheese factory, This makes four Tnj Boy Scouts will hold their dis saying he was in China, Mrs. Wil- Middleton and Theron accompanied girls work there, Marjorie Penland trict Cumporee nt the Bar ranch on Hams received a cable from him on them home. and Mrs. Ilodapp also work there, Griffin Creek, south of Medford, May Mother's day. he was then in India. Elizabeth Zuccaia is helping Miss 23-2 4. Medford troops and Troop N >. Th) Wilson Hardware have some Vena Cellula In the office. William A. Oates, Medford grocer, 40 of Central Point and Ceoutmastei spun steel kettles that were released J. E. Vincent, who has been Scout left this week lor Washington. D. C., to them by the army. where he will attend a conference of Bob Vincent is at the (Ireat Lakes master for nine years, will attend. the Retail Advisory commission. Thia Training Station and likes it fine. Rev. It. E. Andei'son, president of RECEIVES WILD ORCHIDS— makes the third time Mr. Gates has the Pentecostal Church of God Young Acting Postmaster and Mrs. Billy been asked to attend conferences at SICK WITH XIEAsl.ES— Peoplt'a Association of the Pacific Mrs. Earl Heft was quite surprised Abbott received a shoe box of lovely th.. capital on national problems. Northwest District, was a visitor at one day this week, to find herself wild orchids from their grandmother the home of Rev. Parsons on Monday nt Butte Falls broken out with measles after having Mrs. I .a ura Abbott at and Tuesday of this week, Rev. An- been In bed for about a week with Monday. The post office was fragant I dersot preached nt the regular Tues- with the scent from these flowers what was supposed to be flu. day «venlng service« at the local and the color brightened the room churcn In Central Point. This was the first time the writer ever had the privilege of seeing more FEDERATED CHURCH OF Harold Kilburn left Sunday after than a dozen of these delicate little CENTRAL POINT a few day« visit with hl» parents Mr. The Brick Church blossom» at a time. Mrs. Abbott la and Mil. Henry Kilburn. His des- April 19. 1943 REV. R. D. BENDER. PASTOR past eighty and lives with her daugh filiation 1» unknown. Dear folks. ter Mi*. Gertie Hoeff. who is a 9:45 A.M. Sunday School. Wall, here I am somewhere In manager of the Faber’s Butte Falls 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship. A ca rd was received from Sgt. Chini. I also have a new address so 6:341 P .M. Young People's Meeting. store. Mrs. Hoeff's son Bob is In the Tuesday 2:3u P.M. Community Bible Ernest Pinkham that he is now tak- take notice. I guess I am getting. navy mid was outstanding in athletic Study class. Ing a course at the Washington my wish because I certainly doing a Wednesday S:00 P.M. Prayer service in the Medford high. Another son Is State college. He enjoy* the work lot of traveling. I also have had a and Bible Study. very much even If the discipline Is lot of experience, but can’t write working on the Alaska highway. very strict. < III 11(11 OF CHRIST about any of them. Next time I get TWO CXNDIDXTES INITIATED— E. Gilbert Cays, Minister home have some tea. (ha ha) I Ths Central Point 1.0.OF. Initiated 10:00 A M Bible School. Classes for Bobby Hoagland has been trans d rl n k tea three times a day now, hot all ages. ferred from Alliance. Nebraska to or cold, Boy these Chinese are very two <■ iidldatea Into the First Degree 11:00 A.M. Morning worship. The Monday night. The lodge will also North Carolina. good cooks. All we have to do when Lord's Supper will be observed. Initiate two candidates Into the first Anthem. "Somehow I know,’" by we go to eat 1» Just ait down an 1 degree at Gold Hill Tuesday night. Men'» and Women'» Leather Mo- the < horus-cholr under the dlrec- they serve you. You eat In courses, tlb.i of Mrs. Carl Hover. Sermon. May 19. Richard Head aifll Hugh ccaalns. Reqlure stamp. See them Soup first then the main dish, then "The Greatness of God's People.” nt Faber's. Glenn have finished their degrees and dessei t. XX'e had chicken for dinner 7:#0 P.M. Christian Endeavor. All me now full fledged Oddfellows . youn-j people are cordially invited. yesterday. It sure best the southern Mrs. C. T. Skyrman will leave Tues- S:00 1’ .XI Evangelistic service. A fried < hlcken of Albabma. I am sure «lay to visit her daughter, Mrs Hight h ippy congregational song-feat. all mixed up about thin money situa Special music. Sermon. "God's In Sacramento. During her absence tion, I went to town last night and Antl-DIvorce Law.” Mr. skynnan will stay with his son spent sixteen hunred dollars, And Mr Ivan Skynnan and wife at (heir then I didn't buy anything. I also countiy home had iny first ride In a rickshaw. I prlce-l a silk pillow case, it only cost four hundred dollars. Dont ask me Wishful thinking will not halt Hit to explain this money because* I can t ler's tyranny, nor will “spare H)UM> Ju»t get anyway. change” financing give us the mon sion mon. GRANGE NOTES HOLINESS CHURCH (Wesleyan) Corner Sth and Pine Rev. Clifford W. Thomas. Pastor Mrs. Maud Davis. Sunday School I Superintendent SUNDAY SERVICES Sunday School. 9:45 A. M. Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. Young People’s Meeting 6:45 P.M. Evangelistic Service 7:30 P.M. WEEK DAY SERVICES Wednesday. Midweek Prayer meet ing, 7:30 P.M. SPECIAL SERVICES Revival Services now in session, will close Sunday evening. May 16th. Rev. Thomas E. Lee. the evangelist, is truly a man of God. and is bring ing n.esages that are truly inspira tional and uplifting God's Word is being exalted and magnified as the only way of salvation, and de liverance from sin. XX e as a church feel it a privilege to have for our evangelist a minister of Rev. Lee caliber. We invite the public to attend these closing serv ices knowing that they will prove a real blessing to you. Friday. May 14th. The Rogue River Valley Holiness Association will have an all day meeting at The Holiness Church in connection with ★ iVkat If ou ßtuf. IV¿Vi UAH HIIA1IS ★ *______ CLASSIFIED FOUNT»—Key tu a Vale lock in front of city hail. Owner may have same by paying for thia ad and calling at the American office. WANTED WANTED cars, trucks and logging equipment. O. V. Myer». Dealer In ueed cars and truck», 9th and Bart lett. Phone 5717, Medford 11-tf TV Liat If ou ßuy iVilli * WAii num ★ __ J _ FOR BALE—Low priced lumber, 1X4 to 1S1S, 1x4 to Ult. »hiplap. roofing and building material*. H. O Htoyhenson Co . Court and McAndrews Phone 2000 ORKEN FIR SI.A1I.4 and SAWDUST for Immediate delivery. Call 44«* edford or III Central Point Good Foods and Cold Drinks Home Cooked Meals Restaurant Wishful thinking will not to buy that new furniture when the war is won But your money saved in War Bonds will. Join the Payroll Saving« Plan .it vour office or fac tory. Let'» "Top ll.at Ten Percent.” REAL CM>SI I» XI I. D XY TUESDAY O|H>n» I P.M. Other Day« GARD N HOSE m \ t But start saving now for that heat ing plant by your purchase of War Bonds every payday through a Pay- roll Savings plan. War spending goes on month after month. So War Sav ing» must keep pace, month after month. Put at least ten percent of your income in War Savings through War Bonds. f. 5. «... XV. A. Parsons, Pastor Sunday School 9_. 4 5 A M. H. V. Nld ever, Supt. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Young People 6:45 P.M. Johnny Jackson will be in charge of the young people. Evangelistic Service 7:45 P.M. Bible Study Tuesday 7:45 P.M. Prayer Service Friday 7:45 P.M. As we are starting a revival with Rev. N. H. Hartson we are expect- You ing a good time with Ood. know God is the same today as of old Hesaves, He heals, He baptizes with the Holy Ghost, We are expecting Him to demonstrate His power. If you are in need com- and prove God. He wants to find fai'h in the name of His Son and Wo invite every one. Central Point Beauty Shtp Hair Styles for All Occasions PERMANENT NOW Closed Mondays until Four. Even ing Xppointments then. 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Piume 23 Central Point ¿W U.S.WAR BONDS IT LONG’S CAFE WE SERVE ROOD MEALS AND AIM TO PLEASE Coffee Cup Lunch HAMBURGERS Sandwiches, Salad Cake and Pie SERVING NICE LIGHT LUNCH No Hot Dinners At Rogue X'alley Bus Depot Faber s Market Qualify Groceries at A Saving’ Phone 291 FRUIT JARS Peanut Butter Ball Glass To|>—Regular Mouth BUY NOW ■ Dozen ■ 79c Oven Fresh Crackers sl.K.GHTlA ■ 2-lb. Pkg ■ SALTED 33c Toilet Tissue GINGHAM—25(1 Sheets 4 Rolls White Rose Bleach 25c 49 CLEANSING TISSUES PARK I,ANE—500 Sheets Pkg 25 Pure Horse Radish 19c SAX ES SOAP—Does not harm Colored Clothes SATURDAY' SPECIAL >/2 Gal 2-lb. Jar 4-cz. Bottle 15 FRESH FISH Oysters Salmon Halibut—Filet Sole Central Point Market Nurse that heating plant along for it must do you for the du-etion. Metal . . . every bit we can rake and scrape up is goinjt into War Production to provide the tool« for our Boys on the fighting fronts. n»It »XIK I BED CARS, »5 of them to ehoose from. 1*14 to 1*41 models. Iuirg»,- stock in town Priced to »ell Shults Bros., North Riverside be tween 4th and Sth st» Medford ey necessary to win this war. So I start today investing in your coun try's War Bonds with ten percent more of your earnings. » XX ANTED-—all kinds of sewing ma chine* Cash. Phone 3134. 3Î South Grape, Medford. 3S-tf * II " ANTED - Middle-aged woman for light housekeeping in elderly gen tleman home Telephone 247. Cen tral Point ★ So Long. Kenneth XX'illlams. DAMON CAFE PENTECOSTAL. CHURCH OF GOD H XX F. YOIH GRADUATION Letters From Our Boys in Service * our revival effort. Dinner luck style! will be served at th church. Services of the day will bi as follow»: Morning Service, 10:00 A.M. Evangel ist Thomas Lee, »peaker. Afterncon Service, 2:00 PM. Rev Dow Wright. Pastor of Nazeren- e Church of Grants Pass speaker. Evangelist Service, 7:30 P.M. Evan gellst, Thomas Lee, speaker. Special music will be a special fea ture at all these services. Come: bring your friends a hearty wel come awaits you all. 11 w (•MIDI X tools (VMIXl. I llOlbl MOXX I It t OMIXG Fresh Meats, Fresh Vegetables Groceries Muse & Lenderman PHONE 441 New Areo Batteries Put Out By The Associated Company Guarantectl ami Backed by Them POPIT. \lt PRICES ALEXANDER HDWE. & IMP. CO TRY' I S first — M E II \x F Joe’s Associated Service I n
