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THURSDAY. JUXE 1. CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN CENTRAL POINT. OBICON PACE 4 19M ,TI | World Trefoil, First Aid, Radic , daughter born Thursday morning, take over my veteran’s loan at small monthly payment, rv. i 1 Music, Backyard Camper and Five June 1; this is their fourth daugh- Warner. Year pin; Barbara Parson, Farm i ters. The two older girls, Belva Safety, Dairying, Handy Woman, and Melva are members of the local Bethel, Jobs’ Daughters. The party FOR RENT—one-room furnishej Mrs. Alfred Hilton of Grants Girl Scouts Troops of Central I World Trefoil, First Aid, Radio, apt. or 2-room apt. Also shadv planned for Mrs. Chek at the home Pass but formerly of this city, has Of interest in the Central Point Point held their Court of Awards . Music, Backyard and Five Year pin; of Mrs. Freeland Friday afternoon trailer space. No children or Pat Snook, Handy Woman. World been very ill and confined to the area was the marriage of Miss De and the Brownie Fly-up at the high pets. Glass Apartments, end of Grants Pass hosiptal. but is home lores Louise Morris, daughter of Mr. school gymnasium Wednesday even Trefoil, First Aid, Radio, My Troop, has been postponed. I North Amy street. Phone 23-X-l at this time. and Mrs. Herschel E. Morris, Med ing, May 24 Mrs. Don Patterson, ■' and aBckyard Camper; Gail Skyr- Central Point. I man, Handy Woman, World Trefoil, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Harris, Port local Scout representative, was in On Wednesday of last week the ford to Jim Hensley Freeland, son Radio, Music, First Aid, My Troop land, spent the holidays at the FOR REN T—3-room Furnis1 ed charge of program which opened of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace A. Free H. E. C. of the Grange met at the and Backyard Camper; Dona Co home of their daughter and family. apartment. 4-room Furnished home of Mrs. Ford on the Jackson- land, Beall Lane. The vows were with the Presentation of Colors bj burn, My Troop. First Aid, Handy apartment. Call John Cuap ville Highway for their meeting and read Saturday morning, May 27, at the Color eBarers, Helen Tonn, Pat Woman, World Trefoil, Radio, and Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Caster and sons, Furniture, Central Point. also honoring Mrs. Mary Catey on 10:30 A M at St. Mark’s Episcopal Snook, Barbara Parsons and Evelyn 1 Backyard Camper; Janet Landers, John and Todd, on north Pacific highway. Geyer. Following the Flag Salute, her birthday, A beautiful birthday church. LIST WITH US and you will have cake covered with candles, and The bride’ dressed in white satin the group sang “The Star Spangled i My Troop, World Trefoil, Radio and to move. We need listings Chas baked by Mary Taylor was present with a coronet of pearls holding the Banner” with Gail Skyrman at the Backyard Camper; Patricia Hawks, Bateman. Realtor, Phone 7W i Needlecraft, World Trefoil, First ed, also huge of baskets of flowers, finger-tip veil, carried a white piano. Central Point. then a handkerchief shower with prayer book with a white orchid. The 3rd grade Brownies, under j Aid, Music, Housekeeping and Back ; IRlPEtN Kilt SLABS aixt sa Wilier birthday cards from her many Miss Caroline Freeland, sister of the the leadership of Mrs. Doyle Stock- i yard Camper; Delores Boyar, World. BUILD YOUR HOME friends was given her. Delicious re for Imui.llqr* d«llv»rv * i > Trefoil, First Aid, Music and Back- 1 ton and Mrs. Sam Taylor, sang the | groom, was her only attendant; she freshments were served to about in yard Camper. Mrs. Snook was pre-1 i wore pink net and carried a nose- "Brownie Smile Song” and present twenty guests. ed Mrs. Stockton with a miniature sented a slip by her girls and Mrs. i ' gay of pink roses. GIBBON ACRES Don Burelson presented her with a Mrs. M. P. Holden left several i Best man was Neil Morris, brother leader’s pin. Convenient to White City Indus days ago to visit her daughter in 1 of the bride. Flying-up were the 4th grade Girl Scout pen and pencil set from trial Center and Veterans’ Home Fresno, California, and also to meet | Decorations were baskets of white Brownies. As they said their Girl the Lady Lions, sponsor of her Hiway 99—Central Point Ashland view acreage or 10 acres her sister who was coming there flowers and white tapers, arranged Scout laws, they were tapped by troop. near Gibbon Acres. Will take in from Oklahoma, after visiting there, by Mrs. Freeland. A reception the Fairy (Sally Elden), welcomed Pouring at the refreshment table Tasty Steaks good house trailer. Inquire Table The sisters expected to return home followed in the Parish hall. were Mrs. Hopkins and Mrs. Pat- into the Intermediate Troop No. 46 Rock Rd. and Orr Drive, 1 mile with Mrs. Holden. terson; punch and were cookies Mrs Jim Freeland is in the gra and invested with their Girl Scout Fried Shrimp north of Midway Auction. served. Mrs. Stanley Parrish was Mrs. Edward Jones returned home duating class of 1950 at Medford pins. Those receiving their Wings in charge of the tea table and all FOR SALE—3-bedroom, lots of last Saturday, after spending ? High school, while Mr. Freeland, and Flying-up were Joan Dobrot. And So Forth! built-ins, fruit room, utility room. week in Corning, Calif, .where she who also attended Medford high Marilyn Pinkham, Janet Kilbourn. arrangements for the Court of Awards. V Place Where Your Money dinette, large living room, Large visited her daughter and family, school, is now in business with his Kay Askwith, Judy Newman, Sally Counts !” Mr. and Mrs. Roger Yost, and also father. They are now at home in Pepper, Louise Pendleton, Joyce lot, well landscaped, picket fence. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Chew, Griffin her son and family, Mr. and Mrs.1 their apartment on Oakdale avenue. Hobbs, Loree Cowden, oyce DeHaas, See this house at 30 S. 1st. Down Open 5:45 A.M. io 12 P.M. Stanley Jones. i---------------------- _____ Sundays—9 to 6 Dianna Waterman, Marilyn Wisely, Road, are the parents of a baby payment for my equity, balance, Marlene Burelson, Betty Wilson. A farewell party for Mr. and Mi School Band Assists Anita von der Hellen and Marilyn r Cecii Warner and son Rickey, is to, Camp White Ceremony Mitchell. Mrs. Doug Sawtelle was be held on the lawn at the church I leader of this group which present of Christ Thursday evening. June The Central Point school band ed a folk dance. 1st. The Warners will soon be leav participated in the Memorial Day Troop 100 presented an original [ ing for Eugene, where they will ceremonies at Camp White Tuesday. make their home. Mr. Warner will UUnder the direction of Harry L. skit “An Overnight Camp”, while | teach next school year there. He is Meyers, the band, dressed in white Troop 18 gave their original “The to be high school coach and also Rebellious Scouts", both demon teach Science. The party is being outfits gave a half hour concert strating Girl Scout rules and regu prior to the laying of the Memorial sponsored by the Choir of the lations. Troop 46, under the lead church of which Mr. Warner was wreath and played again during the ership of Mrs. Harry Elden, assist leader. They will be greatly missed. chapter services at the newly erected stand in front of the chapel. ed by Mrs. M. B. Caster, did a Folk SUN-TOGS Dance. “LEVI’S Mr. Robert Vanderpool of Table Girls from Troop 46 receiving Rock District, had an appendectomy OREGON LIBERTY BELL SEEN— I SPECIAL ! By B. F. GOODRICH at the Sacred Heart hospital last Students of Central Point schools their second-class badges from Mrs America's Finest Overalls Saturday. He is much improved at were privileged to see a nearly exact Elden were Nancy Barnes, Orville for Made of Heav Denim reinforved this writing. repuica of the Liberty Bell last Conklin, Sally Elden, Janet Ander with Copper Rivets. COOL CUSHIONED COMFORT1 Fri. & Sat. Thursday morning when it was son, Barbara Swanson, Joyce Cow CASUALS IN CANVAS ARE Among those fleeing to the hills June 2nd and 3rd Sizes 28 to 40 den, Lynn Cordy, Geraldine Geyer. SMART WITH ANY SUMMER and lakes for a little rest and re brought to the school with an Eagle Marlys Geyer, Evelyn Brock, Gail Scout guard of honor. The Oregon MEN'S BLUE COSTUME. GAILY COLORED creation and trying their hand at $3.25 & $3.45 the fishing were Mr. L. H. Camp, Liberty Bell is being displayed Childress, Sandra Straus and Ju FOR PARTY OR SPORT. Chambray dith Korbol who presented Mrs. El Mr. H. P. Jewett and Mr. Joe Krupp. throughout the state in conection SHIRTS They went to Lake of the Woods with the current Independence bond den with a Fostoria bowl in ap VAT DYED AND EASILY preciation of her work. where Mr. Krupp has a cottage, drive by the federal treasury. CHILDREN'S WASHABLEI Sanforized leaving Tuesday and returning Wed The Girl Scouts from Troop 100 Sizes 14 to 17 Bib Overalls nesday. under Mrs. W. T. Parsons, all earn BIRTHDAY PARTY— PLATFORMED FOR • ed these badges: Outdoor Cook, A birthday party and dinner was Regular Price WALKING OR LOUNGING! Made of Sanforized Denim. Mr. J. J. Swain and Mr. V. E. given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Bird, Tree Finder, Hostess and $1.59 Noel left Wednesday morning for a V. E. Noel, Tuesday evening honor - World Trefoil; these girls were Joan SEE THEM TODAY! Elastic Back Makes Them Fit! few days fishing trip in the lakes, Mrs. Ray Anders, sister of Mrs. ! von der Hellen, Beverly, Taylor Colors—Blue, Stripped Brown, SPECIALI up in the mountains. It seemed1 Noel. The occasion being her birth- Myrna Lindvall, Earlene South, SIZES 3 to 9 Green or Red. $1.29 rather strange to take so much can- day. Marla Jean Abbott, Vicki Noel, ned meat when going fishing, was $2.95 & $3.45 A delicious turkey dinner was I Maxine Hawks, Melba Jean Allen, $1.69 per pair the remarks of their wives. served, and the beautiful birthday Wanda Woolfolk, Shirley Ann Jones, cake and homemade ice cream was Saturday a group of 4-H club made by her sister Mrs. Harley Dorinda Glenn, Marilyn Pauli, Bar members gathered at the 4-H build Dresselr. Those present were Mr. bara Thomason and Barbara Mc- ing at the Fair grounds for H.E.C. and Mrs. Jim Anders, Mr. and Mrs. Gongle; Judi Parrish and Mary Ann Judging training session. There John Pinkham, and childen, Mary Wright also earned these—Second Phone 1502 I'Ve Give S & H Green Stamps! Central Point was a large group of members and I and Steve, Mrs. J. J. Swain, Mr. and Class, My Troop, My Community leaders from Central Point area. The Mrs. Harley Dressier, Mrs. E. E. and Cooks besides the above five training was conducted by Eula Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Anders an<^ Wintermote. She is county home the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. badges. Since Mrs. Parsons was demonstration agent, and was as V. E. Noel and daughter, Vicki. Mrs. leaving in June for her new home, sisted by Ruful Cate, Jr., county 4-H, Anders received many lovely gifts. the girls presented her a hand cro cheted apron made by Mrs. Vernon club leader. who will be their leader next year. Visitors at the Truman Brenner Mrs. Marjorie Hopkins. Rogue Mr. Mel Williams, who is Citiei home last weekend were his aunt Petty Officer in the U.S. Navy, in and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Valley Scout Executive, presented Mail Service, is home on leave, at the Curved Bar to Barbara Parsons 9 Grants Pass. On Sunday Mr. and Keith. They were returning to and First Class badges to these J •L Mrs. John Bohnert and Doreen, Mr. their home in Yoncalla, Oregon girls of Troop No. 18 lead by Mrs. and Mrs. Edward Inman and two from a visit with their son in Salt P. B. Snook: Gail Skyrman, Helen daughters, Dorris and Nancy. also Lake City. They also visited at the Tonn, Erma Jean Childress, Pat Sharon and Marlene Coffman en- John Brenner home PHONE 291 Snook, Deanna Lowry, Evelyn joyed dinner with the Mel Williams Geyer, Patricia Hawks and Donna Central Point family. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Beelx* and FREE DELIVERY Coburn. Other badges earned by Mr. and Mrs. Don Faber spent Sun Arthur Lord. Sacramento. Calif, day enjoying the coast at Brooking these girls and presented by their an uncle of Mrs. Truman Brenner, wehre they saw the Lloyd Morrises. leader were Deanna Lowry, Handy Woman, World Trefoil, First Aid, was a visitor in the valley over Gold Beach and Crescent City. Radio, Music, Backyard Camper Memorial Day. and Five year pin; Helen Tonn, Visiting in the valley over Mem- Housekeeping, Handy Woman, Pointers Take County i il Day weekend were Mr. and World Refoil, First' Aid, Radio, ALL FLAVORS Mrs W M. Curtis and sons, Bos Track Meet Honors and Earl from Dallas. Oregon. These I Music and Backyard Camper; Erma 2 Pounds Jean Childress, Handy Woman, Top honors went to Central Point former residents were guests at the i 2 Quarts grade school aSturday in the annual L C. Gorden home on Freeman Jackson county grade school track road while visiting with many other I meet in Gold Hill. Amassing ttltfc friends her«' points in combined classes A and B. Mi® Ruse Jones, who make her they won the trophy provided by 2 Pounds .................... home at the Harry Elden ranch on Lamport's Sporting Goods store. Large Package North Pacific highway, entered Os Also participating were Rogue River LIBBY’S DEEP & BROWN with 53H. Gold Hill with 48*,; teopathic Clinic for major surgery Thursday morning. Eagle Point 46'z and Howard with 3. Placing in Class A were: In the catechism class confirmed | Shot put—Hrris (1) Distance 45 ft. last Sunday. May 28. at the Zion | 7 in. Can............................. Dozen Discus—King (1), Norris (2) dist Lutheran church was Carl Dobrot | son of Mr. and Mts. Julius Dobrot, I ance 97 ft. 4 in. Scenic Drive. Pole vault—King (1. Carrigan (3) Height 9 ft. 3 in. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Seymour of High jump—McGonalc (41 Albuquerque. New Mexico, are the Broad jump—Belter (92). proud parents of their first child, a Pound ........................ Relay—C.P. (1) Time 54 38» Carton seven pound 14 ounce son. Dale Al Low Hurdles—Corrigan (4). len. Grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs. 1000 yard—Young (2). ASSORTED Lloyd Seymour. Taylor road. Dale 330—Better (2). Harsh (4). attended Central Point high school, 660—King (i). Time Im 38s. being graduated with the 1941 class. Watch & Jewelry Claw B: Low Hurdles—Hansen (1), Hars!\ John Caster, son of Mr. and Mrs Carton REPAIR SHOP (2) Time 12.1a M. B Caster, was at Community Pound ...... 330 —Goyette (I), Crossman (2) Hospital Wednesday for a tonsillec NOW OPEN AT Time 52s. tomy. Setness Variety 150—McQuade (3). Visiting last week Relay—CP. (D Time end at the home of her daughter and family, Pole vault—McQuade J. L. OWEN 2 Packages ■n.i M C w Anhorn and (2) Height 7 ft. 6 in Certified Watahmaksr Pound ........................ boys, was Mrs. Clara Lefler B. Gertsen, High jump-rHenson Heppner, Oregon (4 Height 4 ft 1 in Delores Morris and Jim Freeland Wed Girls Scout Troops Hold Awards Court CLASSIFIED Mill Cafe Quality Is First Burelson’s Dry Goods Burelson's Dry Goods FIBER’S !INM June 2 & 3 Specials For Friday and Saturday! BANANAS 35 Fresh Crisp Spinach BISQUICK 25' 45c BEANS Grade A Large Eggs 10c 39e PORK ROAST HERSHEY BARS 45c ............ 89 CIGARETTES $4.43 crackerjacks 5 I IUNCH COLD CUTS 45c SHORT RIBS 39c
