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About The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1946)
* NOVEMBER ¡4, 1«I7 THURSDAY, CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN CENTRAL POINT. OREGON WRC Makes Plans for Golden Anniversary with birthdays In last three months ot the year please attend. Refresh ment committee is Curtiss Jones, Shrier. Houston and Booth. The Wm. H- Harrison Relief Corps Next meeting Dec. 7th met for a pot Iuck dinner at noon Saturday, November 16, but it turn ed out to bo u real Thanksgiving feast. The ladles were glad to see to ! The Central Point post office | h many of th© husbands and children making plans to handle the largest conie out. About forty were served. volume of Christmas mail on record Mrs Tucker and Mrs. Shs 11 of Med- this year. ford were guests. Postmaster William Abbott states Meeting opened at two o’clock that the volume of mail handled with Mrs. Minnick presiding although already this month is greater than she was still bothered with a bad for the same period last year which throat. It was decided eaetff member points to the fact that many people bring a dish towel to next meeting as are mailing Christmas gifts earlier th<- supply in the kitchen is low. this year. plans were discussed for a golden The postmaster advises patrons to anniversary of the Corps which will mail parcels going to distant places have been organized 60 years on th» not later than December 1 and 5th of January. A committee t< parcels for points near here by plan details was appointed; Nora Dec. 15. Hansen, Mae Robison. Grace Shrier. Mr. Abbott pointed out that by Dora Jones and Lorlle Minnick. In mailing parcels early the post office looking over roll call it was found is able to handle the outgoing mail Emma Gleason Joined in October. before the large volume of Incomnig 1913 and Elizabeth Faber in May mail for Christmas begins arriving, 1919 and both are still active mem which is about Dee. 15. . bers. Postal clerks have been instructed Election of officers will be held at to refuse to accept parcels which the next meeting. Every member are not properly packed to be trans- must attend or accept any office given her. There will be initiation. It Is also the time for the quarterly birthday party. So all members Doctor of Optometry POSTOFFICE NEWS August W. Glutsch " ■ ---------------- 10 DAY SPECIAL ported In the mails. Patrons must realize that due to the large amount of mail in transit during this period parcels must be properly packed and wrapped and must be tied with strong cord in order to be safety transported in the mails. Articles listed as unmailable any- time are intoxicating beverage«, ammunition and expoaivex, inflam- able matter such as matches, fire arms which can be concealed on the person, poisons, obscene matter and narcotics. This is only a partial list of .unmailable matter but covers the most important, The postal laws provide severe penalties for mailing such matter. Patrons who are in doubt about any matter to be mailed or about anything concerning postal regula- tions should inquire at the post office. Blue Cross Campaign For Grangers Ends 14M8 N. Riverside Phone 1918 Medford, Oregon Building a Greater Southern Oregon Cold Wave»—«10 and up Hair Tinting A Specialty Open Evenings by Appointment RUPP’S HOME DINING ROOM SNIDER’S Phone 2I8H 26 N. Bartlett Meslfnnl, Oregon Lauretta’s Beauty Shop Phone 463 Do you know there are only 27 Shopping Days till Santa Claus pays his annual visit? Electric Supply Co. ALSO REWINDING AND EXCHANGE CLONED THURSDAYS 267 Pine St. planned CHRISTMAS Is Near! THE AMAZING NEW OFFERS YOU THE BEST RE PAIR SERVICE ON MAGNETOES, GENERATORS & STARTERS "The campaign r Beltone Mono-Pae is such a sensational advance that already tens of thousands of hard-of-hear ing people ha»r been delighted with how splendidly they hear with this tiny but powerful device. No clumsy, separate battery pack or wire! Successor to Dr. Jud Rickert Specialist in all problems of eye comfort and vision •«M< Eluhrer Bldg. Dial 4601 west Hospital Service the leadership of Jane Thomas, lec by Blue turer, was the first grange to over Cross officials in cooperation with subscribe their quota, signing up During the month of October, State Grange Master Morton Tomp S'i'r the day the campaign was an Oregon Granges concluded a cam kins and the State Executive Com nounced, July 1. paign for enrollment in Blue Cross mittee. was carried on entirely by Plan for prepaid hospital care, add grangers.” said Dickson. Linda Kay Askwlth is home with Of the new members 279 are men, ing S6J grangers and family members the chicken pox. « Thia la Idnda’a to the 6.000 already protected by 3<lS women, and 27S children. Straw first year in school. berry Grange, Number under Blue Cross, according to Frank F. Dickson, executive director, North- Oil Permanent—86.50 and up Oil Shampoo & Ilalr Stylo—SI. 30 PAGE THREE ( all or phone our new Medford office at 211 Liberty Bldg, phone 4262, which has recently been opened by H. C. Mitchell of 214 Miner Bldg.. Eugene, for tlie pur pose of rendering a better service to the hard of hearing in tills n.ea. Mr. Mitchell- Is associated with James N. Tuft Ak Associates of 734 Ain. Bank Bldg., Portland, who have been serving the hard of hearing since 1934 and are well rcognlzcd In thLs work through out the state. SHOP NOW! DON’T WAIT WHILE SELECTIONS ARE COMPLETE! We have a complete selection of Cards, Gift Wrappings and Decorations. At our store you can find something for every member of your family. And Remember we sell only Quality Merchandise at Reasonable Prices! Burelson’s Dry Goods DINNERS SERVED WITHOUT Central Point Market RESERVATIONS FOR AITO OR PERSONAL LOANS THE GRENBEMERS SEE GENE THOMAS Lie. Nos. S-211 A M-217 43 S. Central Medford Medford Concrete Construction Co. SALE PHONE 441 CT.OSED SUNDAYS 35 USED CARS SAND, GRAVEL, CEMENT SEPTIC TANKS LARGEST STOCK IN SOUTHERN OREGON TO CHOOSE FROM. . N. SHI LTS, NORTH RI*. ARSIRE MEDI (>IID, OREGON. Sewer Pipe & Irrigation Pipe Phon»- 246» N. Riverside Fresh Meats, Fresh Vegetables Groceries -»■j. Medford IF YOU ARE GOING TO GIVE DINNERWARE Everylaal.t I- miking about the iiini-iml vnbies vve lire offering. So stock your pantry now. You ace assured of service. convenience and the lowest total prices. Take advantage of the vnrlety and the quality foods we now offer. for Christmas or if you need a new set for Thanksgiving dinner we advise buying it now! We have received a few sets of We Feature Sunshine Crispy Crackers The Army Ground Forces offers you CHERRY BLOSSOM— 32-piece Sets - - - 54 piece 8-service Sets $9.75 $19.35 Also a shipment of BORDER ROSE- 32 piece set - 54 piece set - Look toward Korea and Japan! A thrilling new job and a new life—with iiiiii. ting work, sports, entertainment ami travel opportiiniti»'—can he ' a<l for the asking by qualified young men who volunteer f»»r the 1st Cavalry, lltli Airborn» 6th. 7th. 21th or 25th Infantry Divisions. VI hat an opportunity . . . what a job! Training in one »1 these crack units will stand you in good stead when ver you go. Study a foreign language. Learn the fascinating details of Military Government-so vital to future peace and prosperity. Japan's "Isles of Pines” arc but a sample of the attrac tion« of an Armv career in the Far East. The Army has reopened comfortable hotel-, theaters, swimming pools, tennis clubs, golf courses, ball parks. These - familiar haunts of pre-war tourists and many ««««’ developments — provide a broad choice of recreation. N’ot everyone can in» j«mv up to this job. Only 3-year enlistees who meet pre-»qib» »1 physical and mental standards can enjoy the l>cn»'fils of such a job. High overseas pay, good food and lodging and a generous retirement plan make your future in the Army (.round Forces too good to miss! See your nearest \rrny Recruiting Officer for full details. $12.90 $24.05 • Li«f«a fe: "Sound OR," "Warrior, of Peae«,'* "Volco of tho Army." "Proudly We Hail," ond Maier Football Sroadcail, your rodl«. HERE'S WHAT YOU GAIN ON OVERSEAS SERVICE Wilson Hardware STARTING RASI RAY PER MONTH ★ m AoanoN Cental Point TO FOOD, lodging . CXOTHfk mhxcal and NOTICE! DfNTAt CAJtl Master Sergeant or First Sergeant Technical Sergeant Staff Sergeant . . Sergeant . ■ Corporal • • • Private First Class Service 1« V. 3. |(165.00 135.00 115.00 100.00 90.00 «0.00 75.00 . Service Oversea« fl 198.00 162.00 1J8.00 120.00 108.00 96.00 90.00 Private ..'... Overs««' S.rvlee lacrea««« Bose Pay by 20*41 Your Rejilar Army Serves the Rati«« and Mankind in War and Paaea CABINET WORKS. SASH, BOORS AND SCREENS Made to Your Order BOX POSTOFFICE BLDG. SHOOK CUSTOM PLANING Medford, Oregon Central Point Cabinet & Mill Works Win. CRABB, Proprietor Central Point A NEW LIFE OUT THERE Clothe« Hamper, wicker, enameled—$9.25 Step-on Cans, for the kitchen - - $6.39 $3.75 Door Mats, corrugated rubber $1.98 Door Mat«, coco mats - - - $1.95 Bread and Cake Boxes - - $2.10 Electric Toasters $6.65 Revere Double Boilers Phone 521 Thrift Market Phone 741 I. A GOOD IOB FOR YOU U. S. Army CHOOSr Fine THIS PROFESSION Conoer-Morris AMBULANCE SERVICE SAWDUST ' À I 7 i 2x4 WOOD Central Point Fuel VENTRAL POINT PIIONE 573 Stamper & Golf Bros. HARDWARE JACUZZI WATER PI Ml"---- WELL DRILLING—PI MP SERV. GENERAL P UNT—HARDWARE—HOUSEWARE QUALITY TOOLS—SPORTING GOODS NOW! Phone 303» On Highway nt North City Limita 1 223 Went Main Medford, Oregon
