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About The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1945)
CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN, CENTRAL POINT, OR EOO W .r-r 5—• ixr" lutious. The election was held up a number of hours by heated debate over the resolution supporting peace time military training. It was finally passed by a majority of 360 to 8. Mercy in the Midst of War Other new officers are: Fred Loth- rop, department vice commander; Hugh Bowman. Pendleton, national executive committeeman; Thomas D. Toughton. Portland, finance officer; the Rev. John Green, Seaside, chap lain. and Mrs. Earl J. Tempar. Brookings, heads the women’s auxi liary. The convention adjourned following installation of officers. present Grand Adah for Oregon, and Mrs. Hope Wood. Reame* Grand Chapter Tuemtay night with stomach nU klll Medford, who is grand representative for Soutih Carolina. It is also expected that the worthy matrons and patrons of all four val- ley chapters will attend and that the entire group from the four chapters will number 20 or 25 persons. is improving. Her .Uter and h band. Mr. and Mrs. Frank T from Riverside spent a day and couple of nights with the Texs * week. This was the first time have seen each other for lhl ' years. 5-10-15-25c & Up STORE .li si' RECEIVED SHIPMENT Eastern Star members of the val- ley will he Interested in the news that a special session of the Oregon Grand Chapter will be held at the Masonic Temple in Portland, Oct. 1 and 2, according to information re ceived by grand officers here. The usual June meeting was postponed at the request of the Office of De fense Transportation and grand of ficers who ordinarily would have been installed at that time will take office at the special session. Of outstanding interest here is the fact that Mrs. Lorena MsNair. Alpha chapter, Ashland, will be Installed as sociate grand matron during the ses sion. Mrs. Hazel Graham of Tilla mook will be Installed grand matron and Sylvan West, Portland, grand patron. Social affairs being planned are a dance the evening of Sept. 29 In hon or of Mrs. Graham and the grand of ficers’ dinner Sunday. Stpt. 30. In addition to Mrs. McNair, those who plan to attend from the valley will be Mrs. Beulah Faber, Nevita chapter. Central Point, who Carrying on in mud and jungles and islands of the South Pacific, the Medical Dept, transfers wour led "ruin a landing craft to a waning Dodge ambulance (below). Dodge Division of Chrysler Corporation equipped the corps with their m >ny thousands of these dependable, air conditioned ambulances. Hl, BABY DEPARTMENT ■ Carrying their own weapons of mercy, men of the Army Medical Department (above) give first aid under fire, get the wounded back ‘.o evacuation hospitals (right). 111 chapter. To Be Held Soon -. ì "* à Y Mrs. Guy Tex was 1S. IH; NOVELTIES, GIFTS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES Special Session ■■i-' THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER BABY SACQl'ES ................................................... PLASTIC PLATE. I (IIIK Ai SPOON SET PLASTIC COMB A Bitt sll SET ................. PLASTIC HANGERS (2) ............................. BEST QVALITY BLANKETS 36x50 CRIB BLANKETS SWEATER SETS Bl’GCiY KOBE SIT QITI/TED (soft am! fluffy) HIGH CHAIR PAI* ....................... BOTTLE: WARMER < I I>1.»LE DOLLS. E ju -I i STI E'E'I D ANIMAL TOYS 1.1» to BABY BOOKS .................................... 70c to BABY POWDER .............................. JOHNSON'S BABY SETS ........... CRIB SHEETS (two sizes) ........ .58 anil BABY GY.M ........................................ RATTLES .............................................. .10 to TEITHF.RS .......................................... .20 Ä SOX ......................................................... BOOTIES CROCHET ..................... 1.00, 1.25. BABY DRESSES (good quality) 2.25 & I p BABY SLIPS (good quality) ...... .60 to REBBER PANTS ............................ BOTTLES A NIPPLES .................. .15 Ä KNIT ROMPERS .. .. CROCHET BIBS ....... EMBROIDERY BIBS PADDED BIBS disk shoe vase : MANY OTHER ITEMS AT REASONABLE PRK'E.s if You Want Healthy Babies Vote for Medford Water! ¡¡¿Hi. C. urtesg A-i-’j Ordnance Magazine—Signal Corp} Photvr Evelyn Geiger Sergeant Myers Wed in Yreka Miss Joyce Evelyn Geiger, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Geiger, West Jackson boulevard, and Sgt Richard Charles Myers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Myers, 1126 W. Ninth street, Medford, were married In Yreka, Calif., August 27. Sgt. and Mrs. Myers left Wednesday for Long Beach where they will reside for the present. The bride is a graduate of Central Point high school with the class of 1943 and was employed at Wool worths before her marriage. Sgt. Myers, a graduate of Talent high school with the class of 11*39, recent ly returned from England where he served with the Eighth army air force for 19 months. He Is now as signed to tile air base at l<ong Bench. Morse Haley, 53, Dies Fighting hire Local Soldier In Truman Escort NEW LOW FA ti ll Point. He entered the army in Au.ust, 1943, and has been overseas 17 months. ’46 Am. Legion Convention to Medford Edward L. ' was in the for President American Legion state convention delegates have voted to hold the 1946 .'tale department meeting at Medford, other business covered In sessions included election of Neil Morfitt. Astoria, as state department com- mander and passage of several reso- LOS ANGELES —r- AND OT^ER CALIFORNIA POINTS We Want Medford Water ! ! VOTE YES'! Richfield Station Wm, Schwarz, Prop. Across from Chenev Mill Central Point Haley, 53, former .Medford died suddenly at Koseburg while fighting a forest fire home, according to word l.y .Mr. and Mrs. Victor route 2. Medford. Haley e f<>r 19 years, moving to AN AGREEABLE SURPRISE AWAITS YOU When you have your radio serviced at I Pacific Greyhound Lines is applying to the Interstate Commerce Commission to reduce interstate bus fares between Oregon and California points, and authority to do this is expected the latter part of October. These reductions are in line with Greyhound’s policy of providing the finest transportation service at the lowest possible fares For Example: NEW LOW FARE TO LOS ANGELES WILL BE $9.00 \ REDl'CTIOX Ol »1.15 H* x PRUITT’S SERVICE ANNEX ME DEN »RD. OREGON* I I It ST. No war-inflated prices. Just good, honest workmanship at reasonable rates. Mesd.lines Huston, Cornutt, Phil lips. Davis, Liey and Adams gather ed nt the EdJones home Tuesday tn can pears for the Turner home and The Mission In Alaski About 150 quarts were canned. 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