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VOLUME XXII CENTRAL POINT. OREGON THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1950 NUMBER 52 i Sportsmen’s Club Annual Policemen’s Faber’s Market and Cornerstone Laying Hears Talk by Bali To Be Held Wisely’s To Sponsor Of New High School Robert U. Mace Big Buck Contest Mon. at Legion Hall Building To Be Held Wednesday evening some 50 With the nearing of the opening The Policemen’s Ball will be held day of hunting season, hunters will sportsmen heard Robert U. Mace, The public is invited to the laying chief biologist in charge of big game Monday evening, September 25, in be interested in the announcement of the corner stone of the new high of the Oregon State Game Commis the American Legion Hall, and of the deer contest, sponsored by school building for Gold Hill and sion, speak on the big game outlook dancing will be from 9 to 12 p.m.^ Wisely Confections and Sporting Central Point to be held Sunday, in Oregon this year and tell of this “ The entertainers who have so Goods and Faber’s Market. October 1, at 2:30 p.m. on the new year’s hunting regulations. Mr. generously agreed to appear and Merchandise will be given by school site. The ceremony will tx- Booster Night will be observed Mace discussed with the group, the perform for the Ball include the either store in the following a- conducted by Worth Harvey, Grand One of the largest single elemen tonight, September 22, by the Cen- various types of large game, theii following: Billy Ryan, popular or- mounts: Master of the Masonic Lodge for teral Point Grange at 8:30 p.m. This habitat and the problems arising in j ganist who is appearing at the 1st deer—$5 the state of Oregon. The program is tary school units in Oregon is right annual event to acquaint the com- various parts of the state in regards Rogue River Lodge nightly: Gene Largest Mule buck—$15 being arranged by Deputy Grand here in Central Point. This week munity with the aims and purposes to the herds’ mortality, forage and Eitan, veteran pianist and vocalist, Largest Blacktail—$15 Master Fred Purdin of Medford there were 757 students enrolled in of the Grange is open to all those harvesting by hunters. The control who has appeared in most of the Smallest Mule buck—$5 Masonic Lodge and Merritt Swing. the Central Point grade school. The of predators has greatly increase ! finer clubs and theatres of the U.S. interested. Smallest Blacktail—$5 Worshipful Master of Central Point figures for the individual grades are' The program under the direction the deer supply and various species and is now at the Red Barn: Randy 1st Forked Horn—$2.50 Masonic Lodge. Orator for the oc as follows: Grade I—103 in four such as Rocky Mount i Hugdahl, well-known trvmbwiiai, of Mrs. — M. B. Caster, general chair- • i of large game 1st 3 point — $2.50 casion will be Dr. Ra.v McNeil of rooms, Grade II—115 in four rooms, — « ------ _ -------- . = ----- — - -------- , . - trombonist. v«a dnelnw man, Mrs. Gaston Wniiv Floux, T Lecturer ! i am Elk have been introduced into | wh0 is also playing at the Red 1st 4 point—$2.50 Southern Oregon College of Educa Grade III—112 in four rooms. Grade and Mrs. Charles Taylor, Home Ec. Oregon. 1st deer brought in by lady—$2.50 tion. a prominent Mason of the IV—85 in two rooms, Grade V—79 1 Barn; Ham Geary, master of the Through the information on game tenor saxaphone, who is the best' The only regulations are that deer i state. Superintendent Jewett, a past in two rooms. Grade VI—97 in three chairman will be opened by the welcoming address by Master Edwin population and available feed re jazz man in the area, and is now must be weighed in at Faber’s Mar Master of the Central Point lodge rooms, Grade VII—75 in two rooms, Gebhard. Speaking will be Arthur ceived from sportsmen, landowners, at the Fireside Inn nightly; Billy ket and the scale ticket be register has been asked to act as Junior and Grade VIII—71 in two rooms. Straus, principal of Central Point field workers of the Game Com I Abbott, another local boy, who is ed at Wisely Confections and that Grand Warden in the ceremony. The The large number in the third grade made necessary the holding of and Gold Hill high schools, on mission sets up the hunting seasons. an excellent drummer and now owns there will be no prize duplications— high school band will play. The corner stone is to be of black classes by Mrs. Ruby Downing at "Correlation of the Grange and the This year the deer season will open Billy’s Drive-In; Bob Rice, saxa- . that is, no two prizes to the same marble and will be provided by the the Community Bible Church and School” and Leonard Kunzman on on September 30 and continue I phone player, who has been with deer. Masonic lodges of this area. A cof by Mrs. Florence Pinkham at the "Future Farmers of America” pro through October 17, not only be | the finer big name dance bands, fer box containing this data will be Church of Christ. Also, the big en gram in Central Point high school. cause of fire hazard, but also be i and is a highly polished musician; j deposited behind the stone. Mr. J.E. rollment in the sixth grade required Grouping singing will be led by cause of damage to both crops in ag and Droop anJ Satch who have Lady Lions Hold Vincent is gathering material—<his- the moving of a section of that Mrs. Arnold Bohnert, and a piano ricultural areas and winter range !S ; been playing in the valley for years, i tory of various organizations in grade taught by Mrs. Schuman, to duet will be by Mrs. Delmar Smith by problem animals. Mr. Mace For those who like western music, Meeting Friday Central Point and Gold Hill—for the grade school gym. and Mrs. Dick Saltsgaver. A “Mag stressed that permission must be Arnold's Rhythm band, who have The election returns for the of this box. gie and Jiggs” pantomine will be secured from ranchers before hunt been packing the hall at Gold Hill , ficers of the grade school student given with Mrs. John Catey as nar ing on their property; in return, I Grange for a long time, will be body are as follows: Gail Skyrman, The business meeting of the Cen rator. Following the giving of the assistance in location of deer might | present and giving out with their Surprise Party Held president; Vern Parent, vice presi tral Point Lady Lions held at be secured. Home Ec. doll and wardrobe by versions of western songs that have dent; Nancy Eitemiller, secretary; the Fireside Inn September 19 was For Luella Woolfolk This year, the Gafne Commission made them famous. Mrs. Taylor, Margaret Taylor will James Higinbotham, boys’ athletic well attended. give a reading, “When We Meet We is setting a "Hunter’s Choice”—two The city officer said: manager; Pat Snook, girls’ athletic The ways and means committee day season on October 21 to 22 when Eat.” Concluding the program will A happy birthday party was given manager and Margaret Trautman, “The ball is the first of an annual introduced a project to be discuss be an original skit, “The Progress of a person possessing an unused deer the Home Ec.” by Mrs. O. T. Wilson; tag may take one deerleither buck, group that will be presented each ed by the club. Funds raised from honoring Luella Woolfolk Septem trophy custodian. This council will ber 18th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. serve for the fall semester, and will in this skit will be Mrs. Warren doe or fawn) in many areas of Ore year by the Lions Club, for definite the project are used to further the E.W. Woolfolk. Those attending meet soon and draw up a new con Patterson, Mrs. Charles Jantzer, gon to decrease the deer population purposes of welfare or civic better Community Service program. were Kathy and Cliffy Pinkham, stitution. ment. In this year ’ s project we Mrs. Bert Caster is chairman of which has been damaging croDs in Mrs. Arnold Bohnert, Mrs. Charles Lawrence and Judy Roberts, Sandra Over at the high school in Cen hope to raise around $350.00 for the the ways and means committee and search of food. Taylor, Mrs. Leonard Freeman and Mr. Mace, son of Mr. and Mrs. purchase of modern two-way radio assisting her are Mrs. Harry Elden, and Cheryl Ghilardy, Sandra and tral Point will be found an ad Mrs. Wilson. Sharon Hawks, Mary Ann Taylor, ditional 231 students, making a Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hamilton are John Mace, Kirtland Road, Central equipment, which is badly needed Mrs. Steve Benson and Mrs. Charles Joyce Carrigan. Raymond Munn, grand total of 988 boys and girls to by the police and other welfare and Meyers. Point, w£s accompanied by Dave chairmen of the serving committee; President. Mrs. Donald Patterson Anita Trautman, I<ois and Linda be found most of the time every is- safety divisions of the city admini assisting them will be Mr. and Mrs. Luman of Grants Pass, local dis stration. In view of the terrific in honored those having recent birth D y s i n g e r, Sandra Burns, Diane school day between 3rd and 4th J. M. Weidman and Mr. and Mrs. trict agent of upland game. Clark, Beverly Taylor, Sandra Kes streets on Bush street creases in operation costs of the city days with a lovely cake. John Wisely, president of the- Charles Taylor. All ladies are asked i Guest and prospective member sler, Johnny and Martha Harris, Each noon so far, in the school to bring cookies or sandwiches; the Central Point Sportman's Club, ap government, and taxation increases, Ilene Barth, Kathy Collingsworth, cafeteria, Mrs. Hewitt and Mrs. was Mrs. A.A. Griffin. we hope to relieve the taxpayers ot pointed a committee to work out a Grange is to furnish ice cream and The next business meeting will Paula Obcnchain, Donna Laren, Yocum have served around 400 schedule for shoots to be held in the this type of purchase as far as we coffee. can. Of course the city can not be be held the first Tuesday in Octo Johnny and Martha Woolfolk, Mai lunches. future. Monroe, and Luella Woolfolk. Mrs, operated on fund raising projec1», ber. The teachers all appreciated the - -U . -J • Hawks, Mrs. Munn. Mrs. Monroe, effort on the part of the P.T.A. to but we feel that at least one project , New Owners Take Republican Workers and Mrs. Carrigan helped serve re decorate the entire school system of this type each year will help a ; FEDERATED FUNSTERS— freshments. Mrs. Roberts arrived in with bouquets of flowers last Thurs little, both for the citizen who pays The Central Point Federated Over Local Concern To Hold Meetings taxes, and those who don't pay dir- Funsters will hold its regular meet time to watch Luella open her many day. This work added a touch of ecty on the tax rolls. For everyone ing in the grade school gym Mon lovely gifts. Gail and Nelle Stone color and pleasure to »wcry room Newest members in the business There will be a meeting of all were unable to attend as they are area of Central Point are Mr. and Jackson County Republican pre stands to benefit individually thru day, September 25 at 8:15 p.m. Plans out of town visiting a great-great the protection afforded through up ' will be discussed for the fall session Mrs. Charles Novosad and Mr. and cinct workers, block workers and uncle in Long Beach, California. P.T.A. Activities Mrs. James Rhoades who, on the other volunteers Tuesday, Septem to date protection equipment. Our' and all members and their friends 28th of August, took over the oper ber 26, at 8:00 p.m. downstairs in the further unification with the other are invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. law enforcement agencies of the Don Faber will be in charge of the CARD OF THANKS a, on of the Centra! Point Cleaners Medford Hotel. An experienced par Attending the Jackson County Having sold the Central Point on Pine Street from the Pellets. ty worker from Republican State county is a must at this most at program that evening. Council of Parents and Teachers this most critical time.” At a recent meeting of this group, , Cleaners, we would like to take Coming here from Tacoma, Washr Headquarters will be present to Wednesday were Mrs. Arnold Boh- Alton Schopfer was elected as vice | Tickets may be purchased in ad- this opportunity to thank all our ington, these people plan to offer the give instruction in precinct work. nert, local P.T.A. president, Mrs. C. best in cleaning service to'the resi Arrangements have been made ance from the City Hall or by drop president to replace Glenn Bartley, friends and patrons. B. Cordy, vice president, Mrs. Leslie who had moved. Joe Hausler and ping a letter to Box 99, Central K. W. and Flossie Pellett. dents of this community. with Republican National Head Bigham, county secretary and Mrs. Mr. Novosad, with 15 years’ ex quarters to present Republican Na Point, care of City Police. The Miss Mildred Hilkey as president C. W, Anhorn, county bulletin and secretary complete their officers. perience to offer, had attended a tional Chairman Guy Gabrilson at price of each ticket will be $1.00 chairman. During the business meet which includes tax. We advise any dry cleaners’ school in Maryland a luncheon in Medford on October 6. ing in the morning at the Y M C A., one who plans to attend the Ball ANNOUNCEMENT just before coming here. The luncheon will be at 12:00 noon workshops were conducted for unit The Mt. Pitt Rebekahs announce Mr. and Mrs. Novosad have a son. in the Pioneer Room of the Jackson to get his ticket in advance as only officers. a certain number will be sold. a change in time for (-he adjourn Ray Joe, who entered the first grade Hotel. Announcement was made by Mr». COMMUNITY BIBLE CHURCH Everyone is urged to attend the ment of their meetings. The new at Central Point grade school this All Republicans who are interest F. L Ragsdale, of the series of radio Rolf H. Hansen. Pastor fall. The Rhoades have a four year ed in victory in the November e- Policemen's Ball, as a good time time is at 7:30 p.m. on the first and programs .beginning on October 9th 9.45 a.m. Sunday School. third Wednesdays of each month. old son, James Harold, who is, at lection are urged to attend these is sure to be had by all. on KMED at 4:30 p.m. with a panel 11:00 A M—Worship. the present time, visiting his grand meetings according to Mrs. C.L 6'45 p.m. Young People's child discussion on "P.T.A.” The follow- parents in Minnesota. Hopkins, chairman. ing Monday, October 16 will begin ren's meetings the first in a series of 14 programs. 7 45 p.m. Evangelistic Service. MEETING HELD— sponsored by the Medford City Monday: Navy Mothers News The Women’s Christian Service September 16th being the birth Funeral services were held Wed- 7:45 p.m. Men’s Prayer Meetm/. P.T.A. council and the Jackson Circle of the Central Point Presby County Health association. "The In The Central Point Navy Mothers nesday afternoon at the Perl Fun- day of Mrs. Betta Pankey, 2435 East Wednesday: terian church met last night at the era! Home for Jack P. McNeilly of Main street, Medford, a few of her 7.45 pm Mid-week prayer meet quiring Parent” by Dr. Luther F. will hold an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. E. C. Faber. Devo- 227 South Central Avenue, Medford. past Matron friends gave her a little ing. Woodward. tionals were led by Mrs. Laurie Kil- home of Mrs. L.D Booth in Cen Mr. McNeilly was formerly employ surprise when six of them drove up In the afternoon, Mr. Marble bourn. The program under the tral Point Wednesday, Septem ed at Faber's Food Market in Cen unannounced. They were Mrs. Vin- CHURCH OF CHRIST Cook, director of Field Service for ber 27. direction of Mrs. Lewis Kilbourn, L H. Camp. Minister Oregon Education association, led a Meeting will start at 11 o’clock f ir tral Point. The remains were taken nie Cook, Mrs. Bertha Bursell, Mrs. 9 45 Bible School for all age«. developed the topic “One World .n Mollie Neal, Mrs. Della Tex. Mrs. to Idaho for burial. discussion on the Basic School Fund sewing with a pot luck lunch at Com- 11:00 Morning Worship, Christ.” Assisting Mrs. Faber in Clara Vincent and Mrs. Elizabeth Increase, calk'd the Children's Bill. noon. nunion and Sermon servings was Mrs. B. F. McManama. Scott. Mrs. Pankey's daughter, Mrs. This bill to be voted on in November The regular business meeting will 7:00 Youth Groups Mr. Henry Kilburn was taken to Roberta Andren had planned the re Plans were made for a rummage will increase the basic school sup 8:00 Evening Service be at 2 p.m. The mothers will be Portland by the Mercy Flight plane sale to be held in October. freshments consisting of a beauti 8:00 Wednesday, Mid-week Serv- port from $50 to $80 per child in discussing fall activities to take leaving the Medford airport Thurs ful birthday cake decorated in hon Ice the state of Oregon. The campaign place at Camp White in the near NEW PUPIL FROM ENGLAND— future, so they would like all mem- day morning. In Portland, he will or of her mother, and two kinds of 2 30 P.M-Sunday KW1N Vote 306X Ye» is being backed by enter the veterans' hospital. Mrs. ice cream. All enjoyed a most pleas Of great interest to the first gra bers present. many groups, among them is the Kilburn will leave by bus, and stay ant afternoon, and Mrs. Pankey re CENTRAL POINT ders in Mrs. Richardson’s room is Oregon Congress of Parents and of Mr. Kilburn's sister at the home PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ceived several nice gilts. their new pupil, Mike Bailey who NEW MINISTER— in Portland, while he is in the hos- Sunday school and morning wor Teachers and the Oregon Education came Monday. Mike and his moth Association The Presbyterian Church of Cen pital. ship, with nursery for kiddies, 10 er, Mrs. Earl Bailey landed the 26th tral Point are expecting their new Join Ths P.T.A. See the Central Point Shoe Shop's a. m. of December last year, following minister. Rev. and Mrs. Norman K Why do so many fathers call the advertisement in this paper. their trip from their home at Essex Tulley from Davenport. Washington, Helene Blumenstine Gorden'» P.T.A. a womans organization? It near London, England. Mike has the first part of October. The Tulleys School of Dance is opened after the SUNSHINE GOSPEL MISSION is no longer true that the PT.A., Located on Mace Road told the boys and girls of his trip will live at the Manse in Jackson- summer vacation Registration is Mrs. Florence Hungerford former once called the Congress of Moth opposite Elk Lumber Company across the ocean. vile, serving both the Jacksonvill" Saturday, September 23rd, from 10 ly of Reeder, North Dakota, made a ers, is for women only Just look Mike and his mother, along with and Central Point churches, as did to 12 am. Ballet, acrobatics, baton trip to San Francisco to visit her son Rev. & Mr». J. O. Morgan—Pastor» Sunday School- 9 45 A M Sur at the figures in Oregon alone >f Mr. Bailey, Raymond and Berna- Rev. and Mrs. J. K Swank The twirling, tap. toe, character, and Vernon On her return trip to Port prise contest for children the total membeiship. 87,518 last dine, arrived last Friday at the Swanks left for San Anselmo, Cali Spanish dancing will be taught. Her land. she stopped to visit Mr ana Morning Worship—11 A M April, over 31*51 were men or 27,429 home of Mr. Bailey’s sister and fornia, where Rev. Swank has en studio is located at the corner of Mrs. I F Maier Monday and Tue»- Young Peoples’ Service -7 (Ml P M men who belonged. Of the 554 loyal family, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Kight. tered the San Francisco Theological Freeman Road and the Old Pacific day of this week. Evangelistic Service 8.00 PM units in the Oregon Congress of Wednesday night Service Having formerly made their home seminary, expecting to receive his Highway Phone Central Point 38x3. Parents and Teachers, 100 of them (Young People ’ ,i 0 i 1''1 in Arizona, the Baileys are looking Bachelor nf divinity degree in the Mrs. Norma Higgenbotham enter- Holy Ghost Rally Saturday 8:00 have men as their presidents. S for a house here, as Mr. Bailey is spring. Mr and Mrs. W.G. Bergstreser tamed the Berean Bible class of the P.M. the P.T.A. in Central Point makes employed as a mechanic near Butte left by plane Friday, the 15th, for Community Bible Church Thursday, You are cordially invited to at a plea to the men as well as women Falls. Kennewick, Washington, to visit ¡September 14th Mrs. Lorlie Min tend all this services. I WAS THE ALL AMERICAN interested in schools and child wel their daughter and family who live nick presided and nine ladies re- HOUSEWIFE fare to become members and tak' there, after having visited their sponded to roll call, After reports of PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH an active part in their program. A story from Mr*. Dobrot'* Sth Dates To Remember friends. Mr. and Mrs. I F Maier here committees and a short business Harry Heck. Pastor Grade English Class: Should not the fathers have an in Friday. September 22: Sunday School, convenes at 9:45. terest in the schools of their child One day during the summer M nn in town. They will then return to session, Mrs. Booth had some very 8.30 p.m.—Central Point Grange broke her foot; of course I inherited their home in Reeder. North Dakota. interesting entertainment. Refresh- and there is a das» to suit every ren, besides the buying of clothes Booster Night ' ments were served by Mrs. Higgin boy and girl and every age. the house work I did the dishe I and shoes? Aren’t there certain Monday, September 25: Morning Worship 11:00 mopped botham and Mrs. Nichols. See the Central Point Shoe Shop ’ » and made the beds, moppe ! the) jobs such as ways and means, safety, 8:15 p.m. Central Point Federated Young Peoples ’ Hour. 6 45 p.m. rabv’s - floors, changed the babv . <per* I lv< rtisement in this paper. etc. that men could better ably Evangelistic Service, 7:30 p.m. Funsters, grade school gym. Mr. and Mis. Edwin Andren of and fed him I did the washing I Mid-week Prayer meet. 7:30 pm. handle? Thursday, September 28: Mrs. Al Setness has been on the 2435 East Main Street. Medford, Wednesday Siskiyou District Garden club and huntf it out for one whole I month. I was certainly cert., nl glad hen | sick list for several days being con- left on a two week»' vacation for NOTICE Morning Prayer meet, 10 30, Fri meeting. Ashland Civic Club. find to her home, but we are happv Portland last Friday. Mr. Andren i« day. The Mt. Pitt Rebekahs arc hold Mom was able to help again Saturday, September 30 employed in the office at Medco, to see her back in the store again. By Charles Cottier ing a food sale at Paulsen’s Thrift Opening of Oregon deer season and Mr*. Andren works in the office PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF GOD I Market Saturday, September 23rd. Sunday. Octob"r 1: 5th A Pine Streets Mr. and Mr». AW. Ayer» are of Southern Oregon Planing Mill. Then will be many tempting bar- NOTICE 2:30 p.m.—Laying of cornerstone H. H. Trautman. Pastor 1 gains for the busy housewife. leaving next Wednesay for a va Mt. Pitt Rebekahs are hold The of new high school of Gold Hill Sunday School—9:45 am. Mr. and Mr». Frank Miller visited cation and trip. They will visit their food sale at Paulsen ’ s Thrift ing a and Central Point. Morning Worship—11 a.m Mrs. Mary Moore was an over Market Saturday September 23rd. children in Klamath Falls, Baker, her »uter and brother-in-law. Mr. Monday, October 2: Evangelical Sei vice*—7 4 ■ Jaspei Hannah of Eagle Midweek service Wednesday night guest of Mrs Betta Pankey 8 00 p.m.—Teachers' Reception, There will be many tempting bar Portland, and Seattle. They expect and Mr*. Point. Sunday to be gone about two week*. Tuesday night. gains for the bu»v housewife night at 7 45 p m PT A. m I $ Local Happenings a
