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About The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1950)
page í THURSDAY. DECEMBER Ji, 1|5{ sa Don Patterson, Arnold Bohnert FOR REN '» T—3-room Fur nisi.ed 4-room Furnished apartment. and James Jones returned home late Cupp Call John Wednesday evening from Portland. apartment They had been attending a meetina Furniture Central Point BILL ASKWITH. Sport» Editor of the Seed Grower’s League at the 1 of the first quarter the Spartan; Multnomah Hotel since Sunday. FOR SALE—Walnuts, 2'c lb. P. D GAMES THIS WEEK: Lofland. North Grant Road. Phone Friday, Dec. 22nd—Central Point at held a 4 to 3 lead. The first half ended with the Spartans leading ; 19XXX1. ll-3t Rogue River Dates To Remember only 14 to 5. The second half was LAST WEEK'S RESULTS: FOR REN T— 2 -room Furnished C. P. Pointers 34—Myrtle Point 47 a different story as the Spartans apartment.No children or pets C. P. Pointers 43—Myrtle Point 61 rolled up 30 points to 16 for Oak FRIDAY, December 22 Glass Apartments, end of North grove. The final score was 44 to 21. 18 P. Spartans “ A ” 45 — J ’ ville C. 7:30 p.m.—Community Christmas Amy street. Phone 23-X-l, Cen The Spartans were not hot on 1 party C. P. Spartans “B” 43—J’ville 18 —Legion hall tral Point. C. P. Spartans “A” 44—Oakgrove 21 their floor shots with an average SUNDAY, December 24 C. P Spartans “B" U—Oakgrove 19 of .367, hitting 18 baskets out of 2-5 p.m.—Teen-agers Open House FOR SALE Girl’s used bicycle. 49 shots. From the foul line they at Wisely Confections Reasonable. See at 248 4th St. I SPARTANS WIN OVER J’VILLE were very weak, hitting only 10 TUESDAY, December 26 evenings after 5:00. out of 30 chances for a .333 average. | 8:00 p.m.—Nevita chapter No. 93 AND OAKGROVE The Central Point Spartans “A” FOR SALE—Jumbo loads of groen O. E. S.—Masonic temple and “B” squads added two victories POINTERS LOSE TWO GAMES THURSDAY, December 28 tlr slabs and sawdust. Call 291 ! This past week-end the Pointers each over Jacksonville and Oak 8:30 p.m.—Bethel No. 38, Job’s ====== grove schools this past Monday and dropped two pre-season basketball Daughters, Installation of officers— games to the Myrtle Point Bobcats Masonic temple Tuesday nights. Coach Al Gaspee’s charges hand by the scores of 47-34 and 61-43. The Central Pointers improved led the Jacksonville teams with comparable ease, but against the their scoring over earlier perform Oakgrove club the Spartans “A” ances, but their defense collapsed. squad ran into a fast crew that gave Les Findley was ‘high point man, EVENINGS are long and dark, Brighten them with new G.E the Central Point boys a rough time getting 19 points for the two game lamps. Pierce Electric. Central for the first half by a tight defense series. He was followed by Hedg- Point. and a speedy attack that caught peth with 13 points and Monroe the Spartans off guard. At the end I with 12 points. “It’s the best one man business in the United States and there is y WE WISH YOU CORRECTION— an opening in Northeast Jackson y County. Write for information to y Due to an unavoidable error in y THE BEST The J. R. Watkins Co., 137 Dextei y i the obituary written for Frank Mil y Ave., Seattle, 9, Washington.” y OF EVERYTHING ler, the names of his brother and V Mrs. Marie Dizney left the Med I sister were omitted. He is survived BLUEBERRIES—best selection var y y by brother Edward Miller, of Cen ford airport by plane for Portland ieties proven for Northwest—all y BARBER SHOP QUARTET Saturday noon, where she visited tral Point and a sister, Mrs. Mary MINUS ONE ages. Write or visit Verybeit I a niece until Tuesday of this week. Mann, of Glendale, Arizona. Blueberries, Gate, Washington. She was then joined by her brother, Gleason’s Barber Carl Galaway. and wife from Mad ras and the three flew to Denver Shop to visit another sister, Mrs. Elva Hall. From there they continued Central Point by plane to Detroit, Michigan, where Mr. Galaway plans on pur chasing a new car and they will drive back by the southern route, hoping to arrive home by New Years. Mrs. Dizney is a teacher in the Central Point Grade School, having the 5th grade. Mrs. Donald Patterson is substituting for her • during her absence. I i i 1 < < Merry Christmas! Everybody! from Northwest Heating Oils Central Point CLASSIFIED for your Conveneince We will be open Friday & Saturday evenings GIFTS FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY ALL REASONABLY PRICED! Eurelson's Dept. Store IVe Give S & H Green Stamps! Phone 1502 Central Point TURKEYS Mrs. Clarence Mellbye and daughter, Miss Jamie Leigh Mell bye, are expected home on Friday from Sacred Heart hospital. Jamie who arrived Monday, weighing 6 7/8 pounds. Father Mellbye is able to attend classes, but is, according to reports, having a difficult time with his bets about his “heir". Mrs. Mellbye’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Fisher of Pacific City, have been here for some time and will stay to help with the new grand daughter. Toms 42c Hens 54c CHRISTMAS From us to you—and you. —and you. May this holiday season be a truly wonderful Savage Turkey Farm 4 MILES NORTH FO CENTRAL POINT ON HIWAY 99 FROM THE KRUPPS Phone 693 A birthday party honoring Lloyd Wakh was held at his home Sun day evening. Those attending were Mrs. John Walch, Betty and Shirley of Lake Creek; Herb Payne of Eagle Point; Mrs. William Perry of Eagle Point; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lefler, and Harold; Mr and Mrs. Bob Weathersbee, James and Patricia; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wright and Elaine; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Han sen and Jerrilyn of Brownsboro; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Williams and Irene; and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Williams and Christine of Ashland. »»k************»,**». Central Point Central Point © I A » y i i i i I X z 7 7 I » 2 Miles South of Gold Hill I « A i i 3 A A Closed All Day! 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Ore gAn. tlHfler the Act of March 8. 1879 Published weekly at Central Pntht, Jackson County, Oregon and devoted to the beat interests of the city artfl vicinity. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Six Months 11.50 One Year >2 50 Pavable in aafvanae Advertising rates en application Office—North Second Street KENNEH POWELL A VIRGINIA POWELL—Owner«. Kenneth Powell—Business Manager and a Happy New Year! Pauline's Dress Shop Central Point tiWFiTinrnrr r»iiii»Mrirr“-— 49c 29c Pound SMALL — HALF — WHOLE LETTUCE HAMS 29“ ALL POPULAR BRANDS CIGARETTES Carton 49e Pound LAARGE HEADS 2 for -< BACON BACON ENDS & PIECES 25' 3 Bunches I The carolers sing and the bells chime out the happy tidings of Christmas day. To which we add our sincere good wishes for the merriest of Yuletide seasons! KRISPY CRACKERS 2-lb. Box PAULSEN’S THRIFT MARKET CENTRAL POINT SLIGHTLY SALTED 59’ Pound EVISCERATED — OVEN READY TURKEY $J.49 Pound 63
