The Central Point American., December 21, 1950, Page 2, Image 2

word of the serious illness of her . ( Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Richard and
mother, Mrs. Lottie Brenz. * The
rk- children. Michael and Carolyn. «
Doctor received word that Mrs. ited at the home of Mrs. Richard’s
Brenz passed away last Sunday, parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Weid­
December 17, and that Mrs. Griffin man on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
M/Sgt. Charles Stanford arrived is expected home for Christmas.
Weidman expect to entertain their
last Saturday afternoon from An
three daughters and families for
chorage, Alaska where he has been
Christmas. They are Mr. and Mrs
The Past Matrons Club of Nevita H. A. Miller and two children, Lor­
in service for 18 months. He is home
for a fifty-day furlough and a much- Chapter of O. E. S. met at the beau­ raine and Leland, of Coquille. Mr
needed rest. For the holidays M/Sgt tiful country home of Mrs. Leonard and Mrs. Dale Kiser and daughter,
and his wife anjJ Mrs Ethel Huitt Freeman on Wilson road on Wed­ Nancy of Ashland, and Mr. and Mrs
are going to Eureka, Calif, to visit nesday, December 20, for one D. V. Richard and children.
in the home of Mrs. Stanford’s son o’clock luncheon. Mrs. Delta Tex
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Francis and Mrs. Lelia Paxon were co­
Bailey & children. After their visit hostesses with Mrs. Freeman. A de­
Mrs Effie Borah returned home
there, the Stanfords and Mrs. Huitt licious luncheon was served to 19 last Saturday night from Van­
will continue on to Gold Beach and ladies. After a short business session couver,
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where she was
visit in the home of Mrs. C. J Doyle, and election of officers, there was called by the serious illness of her
who is Mrs. Huitt’s sister, before re­ an exchange of Christmas gifts. Mr. brother.
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She was _____
there a week, and
turning back to Central Point at the and Mrs William Bishop of Medford —
his _ condition
is about" --- the
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—> same.
were welcome guests as Mrs. Bishop Mrs. Borah will leave this Saturday
first of the year.
has been unable to attend for some morning for Richmond, California,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Meyer and time. Officers for next year will be where she plans to spend Christmas
daughter are leaving Friday eve­ Mrs. Lottie Holt, president and Mrs. with her sister and family, Mr. and
ning for Salem to spend the holidays Clara Vincent, secretary-treasurer.
Mrs. Frank Maples. All their fam­
ilies are expected to be there for a
with their relatives.
family gathering. She is driving
Rev. and Mrs. William Parson through with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cook
and daughter, Lottie, were visiting of Medford.
at the H. H. Trautman family and
with other friends in Central Point
Word was received by Mr. Al
last week and are now visiting their
two daughters in Eureka, California. Trautman from Mrs. Harold Hedge­
Mr. Parson is a returned missionary path, of Avenal, California, that
Mr. Frank Homer, who now lives in
Mrs. Griffin, wife of Dr. A. A from East India and plans to go Denver, Colorado, had undergone an
Griffin, left Friday, December 8, for back there next spring if conditions operation and was at his home now,
Kirkville, Missouri, on receiving permit.
convalescing.
Mr. Henry Kilburn who recently
The past Noble Grands met with
Mrs. Emma Gleason Thursday, De­ returned from Portland where he
cember 14th, for a pot luck dinner, was in the Veterans Hospital was
with a Morrell ham being furnished taken to Community hospital by
Friday, Dec. 15. Mr. and
by the club. Twenty members were ambulance
Dale Kilburn and two children
present. Since this was their Christ­ Mrs.
Stephen and Clifford are staying
mas party, secret pals were revealed ,
^ls parents’ home during Mr.
and gifts exchanged.
Kilbum’3 stay at the hospital.
The Community Bible Church
will have their Christmas program
Wednesday, Dec. 20. The following
Friday afternoon the ladies of the
church will meet to fill baskets for
the shut-ins so delivery can be made
on Saturday.
There will be a Christmas pro-
Elaine Taplett of Medford, was
gram at the Church of Christ. Sun-
Mr. and Mrs. Benny Peek of Wil­ day at 10:30 a.m. put on by the
visiting her mother, Mrs. Walter
Franks last Monday.
lows, California, with their two children. On Sunday evening there
children Jack and Jill are expected will be a service of music and a
The Cantata given at the Church to arrive Friday to visit her parents, film strip, depicting the visit of
of Christ Sunday evening under the Mr. and Mrs. William Musty, and the Shepherds. A cordial invitation
direction of Mrs. Carl Hover was spend the Christmas holidays.
1 is extended to all.
a real success and was very well
attended.
When Christmas
rolls around, we re­
alize that this is a
wonderful world
iter all! ou have
helped make it eo
for us—and we
wish you, sincerely,
the Happiest of
Christmas!
Season's Best
to Everyone!
Central Point
Beauty Shop
Central Point
Yes! — Christmas with its carefree merriment, its laughter
and song, its gifts and its age old sense of fellowship!
Christmas—happiest of all times—and we hope, for you,
it may be the most wonderful Christmas of all.
Langston Cabinet
Shop
Central Point
Burelson's Dept. Store
Central Point
Steve’s Barber Shop
Central Point
CÁvuAttnaA
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RINGING IN A
Merry Christmas!
Peace and good cheer sit at your fireside this Christmas!
May your loved ones surround you and your home and
heart be graced with the deep happiness of Christmastide
—the most joyous time of year.
TO OUR GOOD FRIENDS
AND NEIGHBORS!
Bax’s Damon Cafe
Merit Plumbing & Heating
BOB PADGETT, OWNER
Central Point
Cares and trouble vanish for a
brief time in the joyous spirit
of Christmas fellowship.
May
your loved ones be close to
you this Christmas—may the
Star of Peace shine o’er your
home.
May It Shower you with Many Blessings!
Let this be a grand old Christmas tor you and
yours! Let Santa bnng you all you have been looking
for. And let the New Year be one of good health,
of accomplishment and of happiness for you.
VERY HAPPY
NEW YEAR!
Medford
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PERL FUNERAL HOME
IOHN A FRANK PERL
Medford