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Till RSDAT. JANTARY 13. J»u ----- , ORCQON CENTRAI. POINT AMBUCAN, CT PAGE FOVK — T Mrs Frank Homer ■ of Portland underwent a major operation la t < w k«k and is reported to be getting * alena nicely. Dale Kilburn recently returned from a two week vacation trip «pent with Mr and Mra. I^en Spencer in Sa n Diego, Mm. Spenct'r I m Dale’« They had a very enjoyable sister, One evening they attended t visit. -how and someway became separate I after the Show, Dale started home in the wrong direction, He declares that he hitched kicked thirty miles before getting home. W you have fryers for «ale, (fall Earl at Faber's Market. Faber's Dry goods have rubber elastic on hand, •» inch width, they •■xpect other widths in soon. A num- . of people have been heard to re- mark that many times they can buy things In Central Point which they can't find them any other place such as bobby pins, safty pins and cotn- mon pins County Judge Coleman says he fell down on his job. A young couple Urt. Sgt Dickie and wife and S. came in to be married the last of tpe Sgt Dalsho an 1 wife returned re year, and he sent them to the justice furlough spent In of the peace. <ently from ti In checking up his Tacoma. weddings for the year, they totaled just 9». Ml», W. K. Hare Is very ill at her home. Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ramsey Jan. •> a baby daughter weighing Mr«, A. T Marine, who was to en- eight pounds. tertain the Golden IJnk class this If you have fryer« for sale, see month, is leaving for Portland today. Mrs. Scott will entertain the class in Earl at Faber's Market. her place. Mrs. Marine will take Mrs. Scott's place next summer. Mies Shirley Kincaid arrived Wed nesday evening to visit her parents, Miss Vineent is very ill with Mr. and Mrs. W B. Kincaid. Caroly Johnson of Portland accom panied Shirley to Medford. Friday • veiling the folloi/ng gue.-ts wei Mrs. A. B. Mead la still very 111. entertained at the Kincaid home. Miss Johson and Lt. Davidson from shoes at Ca m p White. Mrs. Kincaid returned non-rationed See the The freshman class held their firkt Falter'«—*2.00 pair. to the Oregon State college Sunday. party last Thursday night in the high *_ returned Mr Wallace Freeman Wm. Keizur left gym auditorium. According to all *Mr. and Mrs. home from the hospital Mondax Tuesday evening for San Francisco who attended the party was definite- ..ening He is doing nicely but it where they were called by a relapse ¡IX a great success. „ill be some time before he will be of their son Sgt. William Keizur, Jr. The evening was started off bj M r. Freeman who had been in the hospital but ....le to resume work. playing various games, followed by underwent a major opera- o ently was thought to be recovred and ex tlon. peeted to be back in active service. Mima Wilson’s demonstration of the No defínate news of his condition is correct way, according to her, to “Darrel Newstrom, nephew of Mrs. available. This wan greatly en- ballet dance, Charles Seefleld, Is visiting his aunt Sit the home of William Perry at at joyed by all. Get your skytone crochet He called one day on Faber's —a large assortment. Eagle Point. Of major interest, however, were Billy Abott, who wa« a school day the free refreshment« consisting of living neighbors on Butte friend Mr. and Mrs. Joe Krupp received ’Pep-l-j • •l.i and cookies. With th s Creek. In spite of the fact that the • boys had not seen each other for a letter from their son whom they the party was brought to an end. they recognized each have been expecting home on a me nine years, -The Cenfhil Pointe:' Newstrom 1« in th»» dical discharge, saying he was still other at once. coast artillery and stationed in Wash In service, working in the postoffice, DEI’I T3 COLLECTORS— ington. 1 Mrs. Seefleld Is staying at waiting for his discharge. Deputy Collectors will be I In Med- the Perry ’ home carlg for Mrs. Perry. Mrs. Kenneth Powell received n ford. January 17 to February 5 inclu- siva; February 28 to March I 15 in Wanted fryers by Earl at Faber’s letter from Mrs. John E. Conner, who elusive for the purpose of assistin'-- Point for a number lived in Central Market. of months ad is now in Olympia. She taxpayers In preparing their federal likes It there but not as well as in income tax returns for the year of Mr». George Wright left this morn- < 'entrai Point. Her husband 1« st.i- 1943. They will be in Ashlarfd on Illg for Merrill to attend a ihowir tloed at Ft. Lewis. School starts Primary 24 28 Inclusive. in honor of her granddaughter, Miss there •t 8:40 A M. and closes at 3:20 Louise Bowman, who will be married Bl'lhDIN'G CASTLES Mrs. Conner expects to come P.M. to Eugene Beasley, who Is In the back home sometime In March or J planned to build myself a castle Mias Bowman navy at San Diego. Where I could wine and dine my later. and Mr. Beasley attended school to- friends in luxury. gether. I planned to build my castle In a chosen spot down by the sea. Neul Richardson received a piece Then I thoqght of the mountain of s Jap airplane from his brother, fastness Frank, which is one of his must Among the fir and stately pine. prized possessions. On a mountain side I’d build my castle. Joe Krupp received a letter from Council presented The Student And there in ease I would recline. Arthur Miller in which he reminded tht'jr program Frldav, assembly him that he would hold him to u January 7, which was greatly enjoy- Then I heard a small voice Baying. pre-war promise when he returned. ed by the student body. The program That wealth and riches wasn’t mine to try. Men’» Wool socks—a wide luuiort- consisted of a pantomine, "Out of Si. I can only build a cottage. ment ut Faber’s. the Storm" and then a pep rally. By a public road and watch the world go by. Th owe taking part in the pantomine Frank Glenn Is stationed at Buck ley FJeld, Colorado. lie left Dec. 1st. were Flo Rogers, Boh Lull. Kenneth Put no. I'll not be hound hy lack of The render riches. He leaves his wife and seven child Palen, and Dan Sage, ren on a farm near Central Point. wa« Loree Brennesholtz. The soun1 I \ iw I never will despair So I will keep on building castles Mm Glenn's parent* live near Buck- effects were handled by Shirley Kel'y Just building c.istles in the air. ley and when he knows for sure if and Paul Blumensteln. M. Mosher, he may he there for awhile, she will Central Point, Ore -The Central Pointer join him. Frosh Hold Party Thursday Night Letters to Nephews By Ella II. Ix'onard ’.ear nephew: Do you think your mother would s ty this is "the Spitting image of y n? What do YOU think of it? WHAT ARE LITTLE BOYS MADE OF? . lips and snails and puppy-dog tails" Certainly not! These miniature males \re made of wonder ar.d stubborn pride And chuckle«, and good clean dirt from outside. They are made of sweetness that nine-tenths guile \nd mischief redeemed by an angelic smile. i hey are made of curiosity and devo tion. But mostly they're made of perpetual motion. (By May RichstoneT Robin has been stepping it off try ing to keep .pace with a 7 year old A hijrd tumble, and the hard gran'te •11 grated most of the skin off his • hi„n, while the lower lip was almost cut through by his teeth. It swelled William Kenny Is 111 at the Sacred Heart hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Weldman went to Portland on a plane and Mr. Weldman wa« operated on for an injury to his knee Mis. Weidman remained with hint for a week turning home Monday morning. Weldman ie doing likely ml expects to be horn»' sometime the last of this week or first of next. Earl 1 . ■ < • • • NOW OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT (’antral Point 28, Gold Hill 25 C. P. Cubs 3<t. Gold Hill 2nds 17. Talent 34. Eagle Point 20. Roseburg 25, Medford 20. Ashland 37, Grants Pass 17. SATURDAY Medford 31, Roseburg 27. MONDAY Klamath Falls 34. Ashland 29. TUESDAY Central Point 19, Talent 25. C. P. Cubs 21, Talent 2nds 4. Medford 28. Grants Pass 25. Klamath Falls 29, Ashland 25. Central Point Beauty Shop Phone 23 Central Fatai Closed Mondays until Four. Even Ing Apimliitnients then. 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. GUY TEX Fire & Automobile Insurance Offici' Plume 2870 Central I’oint, Oregon If no answer, call 2C57 TEX for Pro-TEX-lon Central Point Market THE ROBISONS FRESH FRUITS * and VEGETABLES ? Basketball ^Scores 2<>1 Mctlloirt Center Bldg. Market Fresh Meats, Fresh Vegetables Groceries • PHONE 441 Medford 1202 N. Riverside tium seeds. When seasoned as plain bean«. we did not hit the dish so hard. So one tablespoon tomato catsup was added, and one of scraped onion, and a bit of oleo. Cayenne of course. For contrast, a salad w-ai made of one apple, one bosc pear and 3 stem of celery. Add one tablei spoon sugar and salad dressing. Not too much. Try It sometime. A little girl stormed at her mother. | And a little "Foundy" bluehed over It. "No manner of hurt was found upon him, because he believed in h's Clod.” So may It be wth you, honey. 1 In deepest truth, Aunty. Dr. A. A. Soulé Medford Orange Student Council Gives Program I’ankey left Tuesday Mrs. Betta morning for Sun Diego to visit her daughter, Mm. Edwin Andren for a month or six weeks. up until he talked drunk. slow aaioid tar . . that U Smudge. w hen needing to move. 33 hether it his tail caught in the dow. °r a -, he makes but the foot stepped • on, slightest meow- and still holds his position, He wa« lying on the clean sheet on the machine, which needs The flyswatter was used patching, on him soundly, Did he move? Not him. Nor cry. Just bunched him- self up _j as tight as possible and lay there. 1 Had — to be lifted down. Three ; ■ toe nail holes are In my arm where he hung on as he fell off my lap. He can move plenty fast when the spool or ball occupies him. Or grabbing a meal as the birds eat the chicken feed. He was on the kitchen roof this morning ¡»egging for help. He found the ladder at the pantry win dow. walklg down three rounds, and ran the side rail to the ground. One of our preaches who was a missionary in the Gilbert Islands 27 years, told us something of them Friday. His face literally shone ns reviewed some of hi- life there: their cooperation and fellowehip, group with group They do not work on Sunday. All day Saturday until midnight they may cook and prepare for the Sabbath, but it Is a holy day to them. And whatever is left from the-meals is divided equally as they go home. The very islands he knew so well, some of you have become acquainted with. Perhaps you arc reaping the seed he sowed in teach- Ing Christ's way of life. Part of the table decoration Friday resembled manzanlta. But no. It had both flower and fruit, seedpod. The flower was longer and slimmer, the leaf more rounded at the apex, Rich red balls hunt- But the pod! In clusters each on delicate stems, was set together like mosaic. each bit ending in a fine thread, In the sun, the red appeared silvered, over. Like delicate frost work. Opened up. the Inside was soft and mellow, and It the • color of honeydew melon, tasted like jam. The bits of red mosaic must have been seeds, Some one called it a strawberry bush, And every one wanted a slip. We had a brush with garvanzos this week. They look like nastur- FABER’S MARKET Central Point’s Leading Market £ Phone 291 Terminal Cleaners QUICK SERVICE SUITS — UNIFORMS Pressed While U-wait Keep in mind when you buy your Choice Roast or Steaks that our meats are all U.S. Gov. Inspected t and priced by O.P.A. regulations wants fryer*—Faber’s Murk- • t Mr», lam Taylor has been ill flu and Is Improving slowly. WOOD £ LOST lAJST—Ration Book No. 3. May be left at the Central Point Market. Tillie Maple. WANTED DAYTIME NURSERY. 35c an hour Resident 420 4th and Manzanita.. Mr«. Maud Davis. Ready for Stove—No Splitting Clean—No Sawdust or Chips Call Us for Prompt Delivery on Big 300 Cu. Ft. Load CENTRAL POINT FUEL Noodles 19c Pound Price Points 5 l> £®l IFEBUOY Eß 1 2,„ 15 c STR 31. POINT WANTED iMd or worth Iva« ani main, they help the war effort Phone 2943 Medford or >62X Ce:i tral Point. Collect. MEAT DEPT Newtowns Pound HEAVY FIR 2x4’s CLASSIFIED GROCERIES Beef Shoulder Roast .... 8 3r Sho. Pork Roast . . . . 4 31c Bacon Squares 25c ... 1 i lomemade KRAUT - - - Qt. WEINERS - - 23c 33c 5 <! : « • Home Rendered Lard 2 17c Fresh Ground Beef 6 29c - 1.3 Point GREEN FIR HEARS and 3AWDUBT for Immediate delivery. Call 4 44» USED CARS, 85 of th«m to choose from. 1*33 to 1*41 model«, lairgeat Priced to sell ■teck In town I. N Shults. North Riverside be- tween 4th and 5th sts. Medford Electric Arc and Acetylene Welding NEW AREO BATTERIES GuarnntSd tn The la ted Company Joe’s Associated Service OREGON BEAUTY FLOUR Colored FRYERS ? SPECIAL t.t' AR 3NTI I I» It tltn 33 HEAT Fresh FISH 50-lb. Sack - a - -A A SPECIAL
