THURSDAY. JUME 1. igy
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Point received five pins Mr. and Mrs. Premio Chardt camp
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Gentleman»
by
John
Strohm.
gives
Jean
Matthews ed at Hyatt Lake over the week end.
THE CENTRAL POINT
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Fishing was poor. Saturday night
me confidence in what
I had • said
and Lois Parsons,
Mrs.
is working at the weather was cold, with a heavy
from only casual observation. He
*'— Opal
n—1 Findley
r —ir
frost.
seems to have the facts and the the Needle Art shop
Johnny Deuel has been very ill
Mr and Mrs. R H. F.eids and son
Re- estabbehed, September 12. ¡6-4
Mr and Mrs. C. W Abbott and figures. When will we wake up?
with the measles for the past week
Bruce and daughter Lois Ann Jacob, children left for the coast Monday
C. L. Perkins
Ent wed as second
and is still confined to his bed.
who is here visiting. from PnneviH, night to spend the holidays.
tip pest office.
Oregon,
all
motored
to
the
coast
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Musty
¿hr under the Act of Marca », ld<a
Mrs. James Weaver spent Friday
last Saturday for several days vaca
moved
to Myrtle Point where Mr.
at the Tex home. Mrs. Weaver lives
Mr. and Mrs. William Shulke, who
Published weekly at Central tion.
Musty will work in a branch of the
have been living in the Houston
Point, Jaekson County, Oregon and
Jim Allen. Merchant Marines, in Sams Valley.
Sonoma Valley Cheese factory.
devoted to the best internet* of tr.e
Apartments on East Pine street, arrived Tuesday morning on fur
Mr. and Mrs. C. E Hunt and
Miss
Marilyn
Bohnert
is
confined
Cecil Hansen entertained a group
city sod vicinity_________ _____
have purchased the Whitney pro lough with his parents, Mr. and
to her home with a severe cold and perty on Beall Lane and moved to Mrs. Harold Boner. Mr. Allen is in family have moved near the Howard of friends with a farewell party in
SUBSCRIPTIKN RATES
school.
be their new home last week. The
honor of Dons McManama. who left
91JÍ bad throat. There seems to
Six Mentn*
A number of the new lockers at this morning for Lebonan to spend
this Whitneys have bought a new home the Eastern theatre. He met Robert
Jne Year ... .
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West while there.
the Cheese Factory have already the summer.
time.
Payable in advance
in Medford and moved there.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Gilbert Cays will been rented by the year.
Advertising rates <m appbcsUon
Jack Lees took Jack Jr., to Port-
leave Sunday afternoon for Coos
Offxe—Nertn Second Street
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Emerick and Orford recently and he continued
Caller» at the Hal Cleaver home
Mr. and Mrs. Baker have just Bay where they will conduct a two
on Tuesday, was Mr. and Mrs. moved into Houston Apartments, weeks series of Evangelistic services. daughter Aletha of Medford wye on to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Lees
ARTHUR EDWARD POWELL
Editor and Proprietor
Robert Banks, of North Bend, Oreg- coming from Joplin, Mo. They have During their absence the pulpit of dinner guests at the Kenneth Powell received word from him that he
had a steady job in a plywood fac
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simmington, of two children. Mrs. Baker is a sister the local Church of Christ will be home today.
Miss Florence Biasing will leave tory and good wages. Bill Lees is
> Dunsmuir, California, and Mr. and of Mrs. Frank Cummins, who lives supplied by Mr. Everett McGee of
I by bus today for Tacoma, Wash, working for Mr. Paul Martin.
Mrs. Clarence Pankey of Medford, at the apartment.
Ashland and Mr. James Chapman
i where she will visit her brother and
all were here for Memorial day.
of Northwest College in Eugene.
i wife, Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Biasing.
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Union Memorial services held last
She will return later to Riddl»,
Among those out to Fish Lake
Sunday in the Holiness Church was
Oregon to spend the summer with
C.
Perkins
much enjoyed, many favorable com
for a picnic on Tuesday were Mr.
her mothers sister.
The Central Point Navy Mothers and Mrs. Arden Pinkham and child
ments were heard. The program
club held their regular all-day sew ren, Mr. and Mrs. Berkley Pinkham
May 29. 1950
and special music was very goodj Mr. and Mrs. Roy Heath are the
proud parents of a baby boy born
ing and social meeting at the home and son Joe, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pink Dear Editor:
and fitjing for the accosion. Rev..
GOOD EQUIPMENT
of Mrs Clarence Krieger on the ham and son Gary, Mr. and Mrs.
"THE FEDERAL PAYROLL Clifford Thomas brought a very in-' last Thursday, May 23rd, the baby I
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ROMPT
S E It V I C E
Jacksonville, Applegate highway John Pinkham and daughter Mary. FLOWS RIGHT INTO THE GRASS spiring message. The church was, weighed 6 pounds.
their
I
The
Civic
club
will
hold
Wednesday, May 23.
ROOTS
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pinkham, and
filled there being standing room
There were 14 members from Mr. and Mrs. Orth Miller.
Each time I write one of these only. The W.R.C., Navy Mothers regular meeting at the Library next j
Central Point club and 3 visitors
Perkin Along letters I think how and American Auxiliary and Ameri Wednesday afternoon, everyone in
CONCRETE SAND & GRAVEL
vited.
from Medford.
On Sunday, May 21st the Western silly it is going to look in the public can Legion attended in a body.
CRUSHED ROCK « GRANITE
A very delicious pot luck lunch Lave Stock Journal Beef Tour, origi prints. That is, perhaps, why you
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
A.
Tracy
with
i
Mrs. Landon and Mrs. Yocum
Pilone C.P-412
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Med. 5336
was served at noon. The rest of nating in Northern California stop-. don’t receive more of them.
went to Jackson County hosiptal to
teh day was spent sewing and tying
‘ u
The above quotation is from an visit Mrs. Susan McDouglas Tuesday
quilts. A short business meeting
a‘ V* *
Fflds Place
wa, called to ducuss plan, for the John Bohnert farm to :n3Pect their article on page 51 of the June issue afternoon.
registered Herford herds, a sepcial of Reader's Digest, and I hope I am
Mr. and Mrs. Trimble and four
Memorial week end. It was decided attraction was the Senior Herd bull not viotating Country Gentlemen
OSTEOPATHIC
children have moved into their new
the Navy Mothers would hold a “J. B. Royal Panama," jointly own magazine copyrights by using it.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
home on Oak Street, formerly the
Memorial service at the bridge as ed by Bohnert and Fields. Mrs.
Everyone snould read tins article property of Inez Ferguson, . They
Phone Rogue River 296
• Shipping
usual on Tuesday, May 30.
Hiway
99
Gold Hill, Oregon
Bohnert and Mrs. Fields served re but it is of particular interest to plan to do quite a little ____
remodeling
• C ruling
• Storage
A lovely afghan the club had freshments for the guests number- farmers. You may say, oh, that i
an
denlarging.
OSTEOPATHIC
T4EDIC1NE
been selling chances on was won ing about 125. Later in the after in the state of Illinois; it would
OBSTETRICS — SURGERY
Mrs. Conrad received a letter
by Mrs. Homer Brown. A layette noon the tour visited in Josephine never happen here. But remember
Gordon saying he
HELEN V. RUTTER. R.N.
package was presented to Mrs. Sish County at the Ben Hilton Angus that big things first transpire in the from their son with Robert Gris-
In Attendance
had a fine visit
for her new grandson.
Ranch, continuing on to Northern eastern part of the country and then ham. The Grishams are expecting
On Sunday afternoon the Navy Oregon and Washington.
Office hours: 10-12 a.m. and
eventually gradually work them Robert home on furlough soon.
16 S. Fir. Medford.
Ph.
2-5 p.m. Daily except Thurs
Mothers club was represented by
Medierei, Oregon
selves westward.
At
the
recent
girl
scouts
court
at
day and Saturday afternoons
Mrs Hester Culbertson, Mrs. A. M.
Some weeks ago I sa<d something
Monday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coff
Shrier and Mrs. M. A. Adams, who man and daughters, Marlene and about how the population seemed Medford the following girls from
marched in the parade at Camp Sharon and son Errol, spent the to be concentrated in Washington,
White.
with, of course a substantial part of
day in Klamath Falls.
Tuesday, May 30 Navy Mothers,
it scattered over the country. As I :
who turned out tor service at the
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Olsen, of say, I thought that would sound'
bridge were Mrs. Jake Myers, Mrs. San Loreno, Calif., were guests at silly in print, and I expected to be
Mabel
Remember The Lawrence
Ray Burns, Mrs. Harry Copinger, the T R. Thompson home from Sat called on it, but not so as yet.
Mrs. L. D. Booth, Mrs. A. M. Shrier, urday through Tuesday. They own
Reputation for Expert
This article in Readers Digest
Mrs. M A. Adams and Mrs. Guy and operate a jewelry store in San
Watch Repairing
Quackenbush and friend Mrs. Joe Lorenzo. Mrs. Olson is a sister of
Brown from Long Beach, California Mr. Thompson.
Mr. L. H. Camp went with the
ladies as chaplain and a very nice
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pinkham, of
service was conducted
Medford
¡30 E. Main
Kansas City, visited relatives here
Funeral Directors — Ambulance Service
AND
Next regular meeting will be held
Wednesday, June 14 at the Legion for a few days, arriving here Sun
day, they left on Wednesday for
"PRÉFERRED BY SO MANY"
Hall at 2 p.m.
their new home in Seattle, Washing
West Main at 6th
Mr, and Mrs. Christphier, of ton.
Salem. Oregon came Friday night
Hover,
who ...
has
been
IO visit her
ner muinvr,
maty > Carolyn
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Medford
to
mother, w»r».
Mrs. Mary
Phone 2-4848
7 N. Bartlett
Moore over the week end, leaving I confined to the Community hospital
Medforri, Oregon
Monday morning. On Sunday Mrs. where she was being treated for the
SAND, GRAVEL, CEMENT
Moore was hostess at a dinner party past week of ten days, returned to
her
home
last
Tuesday
afternoon.
confuting of the /oilowing guests,
SEPTIC TANKS
her grandson Mr. C. W Abbott and She was injured about two years
family, her daughter. Mrs. J. W. ago but these final treatments seem
Sewer Pipe A Irrigation Pipe
Clark and Mr and Mrs Christphier to have corrected the trouble com
pletely. She is the daughter of Mr.
Phone 2-6463
and Mrs. Carl Hover of Scenic
N. Ri «erUde
Medford
Drive.
Let us help you with your
Ladies of the W.H.C. held their
services for Memorial day and de
centad the graves with flags, at the
Central Point Cemetery.
AMERICAN-
TEN YEARS AGO
Five Years Ago
Navy Mothers Assist
In Memorial Service
Perkin' Along
Ready-Mix
CONCRETE
M. C. LININGER
& SONS
Dr. Paul T. Rutter
EADS
LAWRENCE'S
CONGER-MORRIS
Automobile
Liability
Lawrence's Jewelry
Fire Insurance
LELAND CLARK
Medford Concrete
Construction Co.
BROWNIE’S
Plumbing & Heating
Valley Drive-in
THEATRE
No. Pacific Highway 99
GATES OPEN AT 7:30 P M.
SHOW STARTS AT DUSK
Friday & Saturday
June 2 3
Micey Rooney—T. Mitchell in
“The Big Wheel”
—Plus—
Red Ryder in
“Roll, Thunder,
Roll”
NEWS — CARTOON
Serve Your Self
LAUNDRY
Wet Wash 8c lb.
OPEN FROM 1 AM to R P.M.
1106 N. Rlterolde
Hertford
PLUMBING — HEATING
REMODELING—FIXTURES
FITURES— WATER
PHELPS CAFE
HEATERS
AND REPAIRS
June 4 5 1
Robert Taylor—J. Hodiak in
‘Ambush”
— Piuo—-
“Sarge Goes to
College’’
NEWS — CARTOON
Ralph McGonagle
PLUMBING
TANK GAS SERVICE
Cooking — Water Heating — Refrigeration — Heating
Installation and
Repair
PROPANE TANKS FOR RENT—NO NEED TO BUY
California-Pacific Utilities Co.
PHONE 2 5284
SERVING
Sea Foods
Chicken — Chops
Steaks
< lORHi EVERT FRIDAY
Hlnav »•—7 mllr. north
nt Central l*nlnt
»•OR HINF.RVATIONH
Phone Gold H II SOI
PHONE MEDFORD 2-4801
PHONE IO kx I
NIGHT PHONE 2-5193
351 N. Second — Central Point
International Trucks
Real Estate;
Tractors and Farm
City Property
& Farms
OPEN UNTIL 9 P-M.
Central Point
SAW SHOP
< uatnm HAW FILING
AND REPAIR
Ml” S
229 West Main
Medford, Oregon
Make Your lleadqnartera when In Medford
RICHFIELD HIOCTANE—U». TIKES A BATTERIES
Equipment
Sun., Mon., Tues
Business Directory
plumbing and heating needs.
CULLEN MOTOR
& Imp. Co.
Phone 2-7115
123 So. Riverside
.Medford
ELECTRIC SERVICE and
CARBURETOR SERVICE
Jim’s Super Service
Riverside at Sixth___________ Medford
I
Phone 2-9103
MOVING & HAULING------------------ -------
—Phona Medford 2-6273
W. W. FERGUSON
BROKER
’ ——Hand Hawn. Etc.
Tool Cirinding
|
Local & Long Distance Moving—Commercial Hauling
Personalized Storage Service
DAVIS TRANSFER and STORAGE
8th & Fir Streets_____________
Medford
THERE'S A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE IN A
WORLD BICYCLE
PO Box 11»
Phon» »St
Central Point. Oregon
Wed., Thurs.
June 7 1
23 North Fir
Phone 2-2472
J. Lund—M Dietrich tn
“Foreign Affair
The Miracle of Modern Roofing
“Caribbean
Romance”
PABCO WELDED ROOFS
(a technicolor featurette)
EKERSON ROOF & PAINT STORE
NEWS — CARTOON
JORGENSEN’S
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Quality Dairy
Products
Medford. Oregon
Phone 2 2843
Your Watch Tested on
PAULSON
TIME-O-GRAF
GIVES YOU INSTANT RATING—FAST OR SLOW
SEE AND HEAR THE TICKS OF THE WATCH
All Our Watch Repairs Are Timed on Thia Machine
Before They Leeve Our Shop.
AU WORK GUARANTEED I
1 Ï. OWEN,
Certified Watchmaker
SETNESS VARIETY Central Point
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38 South Bartlett_________ Medford, Or«
Stamper & Goif Bros.
HARDWARE
■lACt/./.l WATER PI MIX—WELL DRILLING—PIMP SERV
GENFRAI PAINT—HARD W ARE—HOUSEWARE
QUALITY TOOL»»—SPORTING GOODS
Phone 2-2939
225 West Main
Medford. Oregon