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About The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195? | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1950)
THURSPAY juhe 21. CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN. CENTRAL POINT, OREGON RAGE TWO Miss Louise McDowell, daughter tftrs. The Jewett’s daughter JU A left-handed bolt-action rifle, McGonagle as pitcher. Bohnert was 1 Lions and ■ Ladies of Mr. and Mrs. Clark McDowell, is Laural Jewett installed THE CEN’KAL POINT built on order for a local man by the on first; Carrigan, 2nd; Edwin q €° « i leaving this week-end by bus to tfie Bethel. Gleason Gun Shop is now on dis Erickson, 3rd; Hill, shortstop; and Install Jointly visit at the home of her uncle, Les play at Gleason's. The gun is Edward Erickson, Parent and Hen equipped with a myrtlewood stock ter Hansen, in Los Angeles. Before Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Anhon. - son in field. Harsh and Allen acted The Central Point Lions and the and is well worth inspecting by returning, she will also visit in San tended the family picnic Re-established, September 13, 1928 as base coaches. Lions Auxiliary held their joint j Francisco at the home of her aunt, Fellowship Forum class of p; Entered as second class matter at Officers of the League are Bill installation last Saturday evening at anyone interested in firearms. the post office, Central Point, Ore Mrs. Ardis Mack. Christian Church at Touvelle gon, under the Act of March 8, 1879. Gates, Medford—President and Jean a formal dinner at the Rogue River Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Jewett and Tuesday evening. Eberhart, Ashland as Secretary. Visiting in the home of Mr. and ^Published weekly at Central Teams entered and their managers Lodge. granddaughter, Grace, returned to Point, Jackson County, Oregon and Lou Hardin, District Governor of Springfield Tuesday morning. The Mrs. Fred Fry of Grant Road, Cen Rev. and Mrs. Rolph Hansen u, devoted to the best interests of the are Phoenix, L. A. Sales; Eagle Lions International, was honored infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hal tral Point, was his cousin, Mrs. Saturday night for a week’s holiZ Point, Jack Caldwell; Jacksonville, citv and vicinity. Wayne Misner; Ashland, Colonel guest, and installed the officers for Jewett, born Saturday, passed away Myrtle Canning and daughter, to points north and the coast. ’ SUBSCRIPTION RATES the earning year, Gay Anderson Monday evening. Mrs. Annice Wil Doreen, for the past several days, Six Months J> 2’ Waterbury; Medford, Bob Newland; acted as master of ceremonies. son, Medord, mother of Mrs. Jewett, but have now returned to their Jne Year $2.00 , Talent, P. J. McAbe and Central Mr. and Mrs. Carroll p0Well Officers installed for the Lions will come up this week end to stay home in San Diego. Payable in advance. Point, Harry Tonn and Don Faber. daughter Ruth and son Bud, left f Advertising rates on application awhile. Each town is represented by two club are as follows: Seattle, Saturday morning’ »be. Office—North Second Street Art Rupp, president; Don Patter teams. The Junior Pee Wee team is Recent visitors in the H. P. Jewett the children will attend the Youth ARTHUR EDWARD POWEI.L composed of boys 12 years old and son, 1st vice president; Bob Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whisenant, home were Mrs. Alma Shipley and for Christ, conference, being held Editor and Proprietor younger, and the Pee Wee team is 2nd vice president; Boyd Brock, operators of the Central Point Mrs. W. R. Putman of Salem and there. ” ’ made of 15 years old boys and secretary-treasurer; Don Burelson, Pharmacy, now make their home Mrs. Putnam’s daughter, Rebekah, Pee Wee Baseball younger. Junior Pee Wee games tail twister; Ed Squires, Lions at the corner of 7th and Manzanita of Portland. Mrs. Shipley is a sister Mrs. Anna Trebesch who has be«, start at 6:30 p.m. on schedule dates tamer and Harry Elden, director. and can be called in case of emer of Mr. Jewett and Mrs. Putman is staying with Mrs. Lorlie Minnict Schedule Drawn and their games consists of 3 full In the Lions Auxiliary the officers gency for drug supplies after hours. Mrs. Jewett’s sister. The visitors suffered another stroke on Tuesday innings. The Pee Wee teams begins I are: Their phone is 93. attended the installation of officers evening and was taken to the Com. The Tonn-Faber baseball program their games of full 6 innings, im- | Laura Patterson, president; Vivian held last Thursday night by the munity hospital Wednesday morn. is in full swing. As members of the mediately following the Juniors. Bateman, vice president; Mae South, Mrs. W. W. Limbeck of Klamath Central Point Bethel, Job’s daugh- ing. She is very low at this writaj. Southern Oregon Pee Wee Baseball The first half of the schedule for; secretary, Eva Mae Benston, trea Falls arrived Monday for a visit at League, they began their schedule the Central Point teams is surer and Beulah Squires, lion! the home of her daughter, Mrs. Tru on June 21, playing Eagle Point, Wednesday, July 5—Central Point | trainer. man Brenner. She has also been winning both games—Junior Pee at Phoenix Don Burelson, Boyd Brock and at the home of her son and daugh Wee, 10-1 and Pee Wee, 5-2. Monday, July 10—Talent at Central Art Rupp were presented with per ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Boom Wednesday evening both teams Point fect attendance pins. er, Medford. were again in the win column at Wednesday, July 12—Central Point! Vi Burelson, outgoing president, ______ Medford. The Junior Pee Wee won at Jacksonville was presented with a gold eversharp , Nancy J. Hunter of Central Point 4-3, with Hermann, starring, pitch Monday, July 17—Ashland at Cen-1 pencil for two years perfect attend I was on the spring term honor roll ing six extra innings. Their begin tral Point ance in the Auxiliary. at Southern Oregon College of Edu ning line up was Green, Herrmann, Next Wednesday, July 5, the boys Many visitors from other clubs cation, announced last Saturday; Foley, Higinbotham, McQuade, Loe- are to play at Phoenix, leaving Fa were present. she had earned grade averages of will be fler, Wheeler, Ditch and Nutter. ber’s aMrket promptly at 5:45 p.m 3.5 or better for that term. Loefler relieved Green in the 5th inning and Red who replaced Loe Proud parents of a son are Mr. fler, made the winning play, mak* Home Ec. Guests 1 and Mrs. Edgar Woolfolk, 4th and ing a home run on an error by 3rd. I Alder. Eddie, who was born Thurs The Pee Wees won 11-2 against I Medford Member day, June 22 at Sacred Heart hos of Medford with Tonn catching and Miss Macky Myers, daughter On or about June 29, 1950 by Mr. Arturo H. E. Bedford of the Central Point pital, weighing 8 pounds, has three Central Point Home Economics Market, is expected home shortly sisters at home. Lucero, former chef de cuisine at “Talk of club met at the home of Mrs. Delmar from a visit with her sister and • Smith, West Main Street in Med brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald The Central Point F L Club held ford, on Wednesday for a 1:30 P.M. Rood at Kinzua, Oregon. Kinzua is a picnic at Touvelle Park Tuesday the Town’’ in Santa Barbara dessert luncheon, with about 20 located near Hermiston. Miss My evening. The business meeting was No. Pacific Highway 99 memebrs in attendance. Those as ers was a graduate this year of the held later at the home of the pre sisting the hostess were Mrs. Cliff local high school. sident, Mrs. Clark McDowell. Mrs. GATES OPEN AT 7:30 P.M. Smith and Mrs. Ray Kelley. Meeting Robert Pfaff won the hostess prize. SHOW STARTS AT DUSK Work is progressing nicely on the MR. AND MRS, C. G. SMITH . . . called to order by the chairman, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McGonagle Charles Taylor, and roll call was new building for the Thrift Market . . . wish to thank the many friends of the Ranch House Friday & Saturday answered by naming their favorite and the owners expect it to be com and daughters, Barbara and Elaine, June 30, July 1 for their patronage and feel certain that Chef Arturo will left Friday night for a three weeks pleted in about three weeks. rose. holiday visiting Sequoia National Discussion of the Fall dinner took Dick Powell—Evelyn Keyes in continue to serve superb dinners that made SMITTY’S V. W. Epperson and family of park, and relatives in Los Angeles, up most of the time. Also plans for “Mrs. Mike’’ RANCH HOUSE well known on the Pacific Coast. the 4-H training meeting to be held Central Point, left this last week to and returning by way of Yosemite —Plu at the home of Mrs. A. T. Lathrop make trteir home in Tulare, Calif. National park. July 31st. This will include 4-H ‘Unexpected Guest’ members of Central Point and How NEWS — CARTOON ard district. AMERICAN Smitty's Ranch House Re-opened Valley Drive-in THEATRE Sun., Mon., Tues. July 2, 3 Bing Crosby—Frod Astaire in “Holiday Inn” —Plus— ‘ Carte-n C. rn val” —Plus— FIREWORKS A T.er-!» D-p’ay of Aerial Fir wi-rks on all t'ree nights of . Ju’y 2-3-4. ’‘.RTO'JN On July 4th GARDEN CLUB TO MEET— Central Point Garden Club will meet Wednesday, July 5 at 12:30 > p.m. for a picnic luncheon at the home of Mrs. Charles Taylor, O1 Stage Roa 1. Hostesses with M. Taylor will te Mrs. Jo n Holme: and Mrs. W. I. Sut herland. Each , member is asked to bring her own service and something for the pic nic—salad, etc. For roll call, each is to bring a written idea or clipping about gar dening. there’s no substitute - for systematic savings MEW OFFICERS ELECTED— The Federated Funsters, local p if quare and folk dance nt mi.its, elected officers for the ■i-xt six month’s term at their last meeting. Serving will be Joe Haus- *er, president; Glenn Bartley, vice president; an! Miss Mildred Hilkey.1 'cretary treasurer. Those who 'rved t’ is past term are Don Fab er, Mrs. Charles A. Meyer and Mrs. Julius Dobrot. It was voted to hold regular mcet- ’ngs this summer at the Central Point school gymnasium at 8:15 p.m. each Monday evening. Nothing can equal the feeling of security that comes with having money in the bank...money you can count on for the "extras" in life... money to meet an emergency, should one arise. If YOU SAVE EICH WEEK Many millions of Americans visit forest areas each scar to hunt, ti !i, hike, camp, and enjoy the beauties of nature. Yet, in an average vcar careless citizens cause forest fires that lease 30 million acres burned and bare—worthless for recreational purposes. KEEP OREGON GREEN I HERE $ WHAT YOU LI SAVE IN 1 YEAR 2 YEARS 3 YEARS $1.00 s J 00 » im iRtoroat $104 00 IMMO intero*! $156 00 »tuo ****** $2.50 $130 00 •«us interest $260 00 »iu« intere»! $390 00 • imo intaroat $5.00 $260 00 mu« interest $520 00 •ir* ntereot $780 00 •tu» ' !ore«t 57.50 $190 00 olut »ntereot $780 00 •tu« intere»! $1176 00 •li « ifitrrost ¡ "LET S BUILD OREGON TOGETHER” Notice from the chart below how a small amount saved out of every paycheck soon builds into a sizeable sum. Governor McKay has pro claimed the period of June 27-July 4 as a time for Oregonians to observe COMMUNITY THRIFT. Open a First National Savings Account during tlus week and start saving for )W/r independence. FIRS P0,nt BRANCH Open 1 0 (• 3 including Saturday NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND •••Mt 'I'll.l ,!»•».! co,
