The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195?, September 21, 1950, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1JS0 CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN CENTRAL POINT. ORMON 4-A j GE TWO Ten Years Ago y Mrs Nina (Harold N ) Huffman see her son Harry m Toledo, Oregon. were served by the hostess and co- who came ouginally from Rhine Mr. and Mrs. Parker took her to hostess. Mr. Bertha Bursell and Mrs. June Muse left W’ednesday morn lander. Wisconsin. Since her school Redmond, to her son John Powell’s Josephine Comutt. ing for Klamath Falls with the ing at Oneida County Normal in home Skagg brothers. There she will visit Wisconsin, she has taken work at Ra esUbljbed, September 13. 1928 SO.CE ani completed 7% years her cousin, Justine Muse and fami A party given at the home of Hen Ux. William Crabb has finished Entered as second dass matter al of teaching in Wisconsin, Californ.a ry Stamper, of King St. in Medford, ’ the cabinet work in the Cupp house ly, later leaving for her home in southern Missouri. She will stop at the post office Central Point Ore and Oregon Receiving mail at Rt. 1, was enjoyed by several from Cen- _ for _______________ __ Kansas City a visit on her ___ trip. gon, under the Act of March 8, 1879 Box 62, Gold Hill are Mr. and Mrs. | tral Point. Among those attending , and it has been reported that it is_________ Huffman and the two children, Rex were Mr. and Mrs. Marion Huitt, a beautiful job Mr. Crabb is now Mary Muse. June's cousin who has Published weekly at Central and Nancy Hopper, aged 15 and 8 Mr and Mrs. William Smith. Mr working on cabinet work for the been staying with her sister, Mrs. Point, Jackson County. Oregon and i and Mrs. Stephen Huitt, and Leland Ivan Hale home Mr. Seymore is as- | Jack Tharp, returned to her home levoted to the best interests of tne years. sistmg Mr. Crabb. m Talent. Miss Muse was staying Also new this year is Mrs. Olive I Wood. city and vicinity. Shirley Kelly has been promoted ^tb her sister while recovering (Everett T) Manley who received SUBSCRIPTION RATES to Sl/c He writes very interesting frr>m having her tonsils out. her higher education at State Nor The school attendance is still Sue Month* mal College at Upsilanti, Michigan. growing in Central Point, having letters since censorship has been re- j Rev. McCue spoke to a very ap One Year >2 50 Following seven years’ experience leased. preciative audience at both services 18 more to register last Monday. Allie Maple’s friend, Lloyd Martin at the Church of Christ Sunday. Payable in advance. m Sandusky and Lincoln Park, There was even one pupil from Lon Advertising rates on application from the Merchant Marine, is visit- Mrs. McCue favored them with sev Michigan, she now makes her home______ „„ ,, the ... crowded „ don, England. Due to Office—North Second Street ingat the Maple home. Eva May eral accordian numbers. In the —- .rrnr-TMTs at <16 Street, Medford, with , condition of the schools, one section Benson Silkwood from Longview, morning she played the harp and KENN^I POU’ELL & VIRGINIA „er husband and teen-age son end of the thjrd grade u held also visited at the Maple home and she and her husband sang a Swed POWELL—O-A-ners daughter. j the primary room of the Church of her daughter in Medford. Kenneth Powell—Business Manager ish song. In the evening Mrs. McCue 1 Christ, and taught by Mrs. Nathan Clarence Griffiths arrived home and her mother, Mrs. Scott, sang. I Pinkham, while another grade is Saturday morning from the veter being taught in one of the rooms of ans’ hospital in Portland, where he Mrs. Seiler and daughters of Med the Community Bible Church. This j had been taking treatment. He is ford attended services in the eve- ¡certainly proves that the new con- greatly improved and is just waiting ning. Beginning our group of second t Gray Thompson will attend Ore- sodidated high school is needed to . to receive his papers when he will grade teachers is Mrs. Alice (S H.) i gon State College this year. Rich leave for Willamette University to ard Jewett has already left for Sa- Gay, formerly of Centralia, Wash- 1 The old time residents of Central ; ma'te room for the grades. take a law course. ington, who now makes her home in Point were saddened by the news of lem where he will attend Willam- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bums and two GeBaurer Apts, in Medford. Mrs. the death of Mr. O.C. Purkeypile, of -------------------------- Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Jones spent ette University. Delbert Ayers, Jim Gay who has -r- specialized in •_____ primary _________ - I 306 Holly - St. in Medford, as he was sons, Dennis and Gary, of Redlodge. - -1 T -'hursday . and Friday with their Grimes and Bobby Hoagland will , t __ .___ i - a rM.-.nACir teaching, received . her educational pioneer wAcisfon* resident of Contral Central Priinf Point Montana Montana arrived arrived in in Central Central Pnint Point -i- daughter, Mrs. Alfred Middleton, , be leaving soon: Delbert for Port ~ ‘ for many years. He was station a- Tuesday morning. They left Red- ! and family near Grants Pass. work at Western Washington Col land, where he attends Albany Col Mrs. Edwin A. Andren arrived in lege, and Jim and Bobby to Corval lege of Education and Southern Ore gent for the Southern Pacific when lodge on Friday morning, and said gon College of Education. She has Central Point had a depot here. Mr. there was snow on the house tops. Central Point recently to make her lis. owned their and the mountains were covered, home with her mother, Mrs. Betta completed 30 years’ experience in ' and Mrs. Purkeypile , if is fkn nlnnw , u .u . lpft — T -rn. . ------- ■ . .. ok . 1 Mr. and Mrs. L.C. Grimesand Mr. rhpv are a tp ctitnnino — is the place now U'hpn when thpv t.ney left. They stopping Pankey, during her husband s ab- and Mrs p jewett took Richard southwestern Washington and then home here and it occupied by a restaurant and apart- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C.W I sence. Lt. Andren is assigned to the jew ewe ett *tt to Salem where he will at- at southern Oregon schools. r-’-a/f nor’-ipr Wacn in T’ftirvn « .. • • • — Mrs. Gladys Jewett is another of ments, formerly where “Smitty’s Houston, and do not intend to re- air craft carrier. Wasp, in Tokyo tend Willamette University. They turn to Montana, but will look for a ' Bay. He has been in the navy for the our second grade teachers. Besides Ranch House” was located. They made the trip in one day and enjoy new location. had many friends here, and deepest ! past three years. ed dinner with Mrs. Jewett’s sister being wife to the school superin Mrs. Blanch Briggs and son, Sgt. at Salem. tendent of District 6c, HP. Jewett, , sympathy -- ----- - is extended to Mrs. Pur- The Missionary Society of the Keith Gregory, are visiting at the and the mother of five children—Al- keypile, The Catey family enjoyed a re Church of Christ met at the country I home of her sister, Mrs. Green, in an, Richard, Hal, Marjorie and --------- union Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd home of Mrs. Bertha Bursell Friday, Laural—who all attended Central Mrs. A.E. Powell returned home September 15th, with 23 ladies at Medford. Sgt. Gregory was over Cline and son Boyd Jr. and daughter Mary, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Point schools. Mrs. Jewett has 10 Friday. September 15th, with her tending besides the minister, L.H. seas over three years. Mr. Chancy Florey has purchased Catey and family were guests at the 10 years of teaching in Salem and son and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Camp, who was there for the de- 12 lots from the city on the south Catey home. Central Point to her credit. Her ed Powell of Redmond, Oregon. Mrs. votionals. An interesting lesson, led side _ of ____ East Pine St. He will have ucation hours were earned at Ore- _____ Powell has been on a month’s trip by Mrs. Cordie Burns, was enjoyed the'lots leveled, gon College of Education at Mon- visiting her children. She visited her by the ladies. The topic of the talk mouth and Willamette University, daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. was the Bible colleges in the various OSTEOPATHIC Three granddaughters and two parker, in Vancouver, Washington, states. Along with their projects of PHYSICIAN 8c SURGEON grandsons add to her understanding Mr. and Mrs. John Townsend and helping the Boise Children’s Home, of children. children, in Ferndale, Washington, it was reported that they are greatly Phone Rogue River 296 Among our new teachers this year another daughter, and stopped to in need of boys clothing of all types, Hlway 99 Gold Hill, Oregon COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR including shoes, and it was also ’ OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE AUTO BODY AND FENDER _ OBSTETRICS — SURGERY stated that sheets and good child-1 REPAIRING 8c PAINTING ren’s books for their library are HELEN V. RUTTER, R.N. In Attendance needed. Anyone wishing to donate Gas and Arc Welding books of this type can leave them Office hours: 10-12 a.m. and TOW CAR SERVICE at the home of L.H. Camp, the 2-9 p.m. Daily except Thurs Day and Night Church of Christ, or Virginia Boh- day and Saturday afternoons nert’s home. Delicious refreshments 3rd & Oak Day Phone 1461 eCntral Point Night 847 THE CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN Five Years Ago Meet Our Teachers Mrs. Lorlie Minnick and Mrs Martha Booth are planning a biz celebration, the Minnicks having been married 20 years on Wednes day and the Booths 25 years today The wedding anniversary dinner will be serevd at the Minnick home Wiring—Repairing Appliances—Lamps Phone 1181 I 237 Pine Street Central Point Automobile Liability AND Fire Insurance LELAND CLARK Medford. Oregon BROWNIE’S Plumbing & Heating Let us help you with your plumbing and heating needs. Dr. Paul T. Rutter PLUMBING — HEATING GILKEY’S GARAGE REMODELING—FIXTURES FITURES— WATER HEATERS PAULSEN AND REPAIRS Thrift Market PHONE MEDFORD 2-4801 PHONE 741 CENTRAL POINT For Courteous Service, Low Prices! PEACHES EXCELLENT FOR CANNING I 79‘ RIO OSA GEMS —Lug Hiway 99—Central Point CHAPEL MORTUARY "Bring Own Containers" — "Limit 5 Lugs Per Customerl" FUNERAL DIRECTORS FANCY CARROTS Bunch FANCY CELERY Bunch Come in and see our Harvest Festival Window Display ! Across from Courthouse 5 15c Frank Morgan Tasty Steaks Fried Shrimp And So Forth! Installation and Repair A Place Where Your Money Counts I" 351 N. Second — Central Point Serve Your Self LAUNDRY Wet Wash 8c lb. MEDFORD, OREGON 55c 69c 53 55 International Trucks Southern Oregon Tractors and Farm Carlos CONGER-MORRIS • shipping • Htonure "PREFERRED BY SO MANY West Main at 8th Medford Cullen & Curry, Inc. EADS 16 S. Fir. Medford. Ph. 2-7121 MEDFORD FRIDAY ft SAT. NIGHTS 7:30 io 11:00 PJ4. Business Directory Sunday Afternoon—2 io 5 P.M. SliatliLC MivirnrC. Orra<in I’artlea hr Appointment, Phon* 2-7238 Medford 123 So. Riverside Phone 2-7115 Medford SUN. 8c WED. NIGHTS 7:30 to 10:30 PJ4. • Crntli'g I TANK GAS SERVICE Cooking — Wafer Heating — Refrigeration — Heating PROPANE TANKS FOR RENT—NO NEED TO BUY Maximum Stren^tk 11*3)' L r J 8fz P > Best results from concrete de mand that the concrete be right, from the start. That is why knowing builders specify our Ready Mixed Concrete. First, we use only top-grade materials. Then we measure the proportions as strictly as if they were me tered. Then, we mix them all. completely—mechanically! For big jobs OR small. M. C. LIN INGER & SONS California-Pacific Utilities Co. PHONE 2-5284 229 West Main Medford, Oregon Make Your Headquarter« when In Medford RICHFIELD HIOCTANE—V.’J. TIRES M BATTERIES ELECTRIC SERVICE and CARBURETOR SERVICE Jim’s Super Service Phone 2-9103 ----- Riverside at Sixth____________Medford MOVING & HAULING--------------------- — —Phone Medford 2-6273 Local & Long Distance Moving—Commercial Hauling Personalized Storage Service DAVIS TRANSFER and STORAGE 8th & Fb StreetsMedford Good Eats & Friendly Service ! OPEN 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. ____ CENTRAL POINT Stamper & Goff Bros, Funeral Directors — Ambuhnce Sei vice Equipment 28 N. Bartlett Phone 2 8188 ROLLER SKATING Medford Armory COFFEE CUP CAFE Mabel P.O. Box 219 Phone 841 Central Point, Oregon MEDFORD ROLLER RINK CONCRETE SAND & GRAVEI__ CRUSHED ROCK 8r GRANITE Phone Central Point 412 Medford 2 5336 4 Mill Saws—Hand Saws. Etc. Tool Grinding SNIDER’S OPEN I HOM 7 A.M. to X P.M. ll»o N. Riverside Modfovd 35 Fresh Sliced SIDE PORK — Pound BONELESS BEEF STEW Leans — Pound PICNIC HAMS Pound - - - Country Style SAUSAGE Pound Custom SAW FILING AND REPAIR Building a Greater Medtord, Oregon BORDEN’S CAN MILK 3 Tall Cans................... CRESCENT SWEET PICKLES 2—12-oz. Jars............................ SUNSHINE CHEEZ-IT CRACKERS i)(L 2 Packages - ftiu Mt. Pitt Rebekah Lodge BAKED FOOD SALE ! To Be Held Here Saturday, Sept. 23 Central Point SAW SHOP CLOSED SAT. AFTERNOON PHONE IO kx I Saturdays—6 A.M. to 9 P.M. Weekdays—6 A.M. to 9 P.M. Sundays Closed All Day! Harold Snodgrass PHONE 2-8030 NIGHT PHONE 2-5193 Ralph McGonagle PLUMBING Mill Cafe . (Q. Sat. Specials o 7 N. Bartlett Phone 2-4646 HARDWARE JACtKZI W4T8II Pl MI’S— »n. I. KHll.llM«—PIMP RkKV QKNI RAL PAINT—R IRnWAkk—HOI »HIARE QVAIJTY TOOLS—SPORTI * G GOOlMi 225 West Main Medford. Oregon THERE'S A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE IN A WORLD BICYCLE 23 North Fir Phone 2-2472 Medford. Oregon The Miracle of Modern Roofing PABCO WELDED ROOFS PERSON ROOF & PAINT STORE ---- on* 2-2843 _____ 38 South Bartlett Medford, Ore.