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About The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1952)
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1153 The final game for the C.P. Jumo Mr. Shirley Kelly left Tuesday f high ball teams will be against Mud Seattle. He has been recalled b.> ford 7th and 8th graders at Medfora the Navy and reports for duty there. Junior High (tonight) Friday at His wife and small daughter De for other games with perhap: The Fire Department was called 6:45 p.m. Attempts are being made borah will remain in Medford until he is stationed where they may join out last Monday to put out a small Klamath Falls or Roseburg. him. fire at 1st and Ash Streets. The blaze was believed caused by an Mr. and Mrs. J. E Vincent re overheated stove which caught turned home Monday evening after Sewing club was entertained at some clothing on fire. No great spending several days at Brooking i a Valentine party last Friday even with their son and daughter-in-law, ing at the home of Mrs. Harry E. damage was done. the Robert Vincents. While there, den on North Pacific highway. The Mr. Walter Charley accompanied■ 11 snowed several inches of snow; table was centered with an arrange hie daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ernestine snow at Brookings is very rare. On ment of narcissus and a valentin. Charley and her son Mike to Ban-J | the return trip, chains were neces favor of white carnation marked sary over Oregon mountains. each place. Gifts were received don the first of the week. They re- j from “Popsicles”. port a lovely time and the weather At the regular meeting of the fine. Mrs. Loren Cassman and two AF & AM No. 135, Masonic Lodge, children Billy and Carol Lorraine Wednesday evening, the DeMolav Mrs. Elmer Greer returned home last Saturday evening after spend boys put on their regular work, ini left Saturday for Crescent City. ing a week at Coos Bay. Part of tiating a class of nine candidates, i Calif., to make their home. Mr. Cassman had gone to work in that that time was spent at Coquille, The Past Noble Grand city a few weeks ago. Mrs. Cassman Club of Mt. visiting friends and part at North Pitt Rebekah lodge met last Thur3- has been employed at the local Bend. Mrs. Greer enjoyed good day afternoon at the home of Mrs. weather and says lots of flowers Inez Ferguson in Ashland. Enjoy branch of the bank and has a similar job at Crescent city. are already blooming. ing the luncheon and afternoon were Mesdamcs Edward Jones. Al Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wet herby bert Trautman. John Jones, Marshall1 Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bishop and left last Wednesday for Tacoma, Weidman,, Ralph Burkhart, Bet’s . two small sons, of Medford are leav Washington, where Mrs. Wetherby Pankey, John Foster, O. C. Purkey ing soon for Chehalis, Washington, will undergo medical observation pile Ida Henderson and . E. Vin to make their home. Mrs. Bishop and treatment at a clinic. Their cent. The tables were decorated is the former Wanda Fay Cassman, son, James and daughter, Patricia, with Valentine favors and several daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey received gifts from their secret Cassman. remained here to attend school. i “Becky”. Dr. Frank J. Hanses has opened an While at Linfield with the Dinner guests at the Don Patter office in the building, where Dr Speech Class to attend the confer son home Sunday were Mr. and Mi ence. Miss Marlene Addington and Clarence Hill of Klamath Falls, Frank Roberts, the dentist, had hi. Dianne James will go to Newberg. Mrs. Estella Hill and Mrs. Warren office. He will practice Chiropra Oregon to visit Wanda Smith of Cen Patterson. Mr. Hill had corne af tic. He had a practice in Portland tral Point, who is attending George ter his mother who has been visit before he came to Central Point. ing Mrs. W. Patterson. Fox University. The Missionary Society of the Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Stockton and Community Bible church will meet Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Ruth of Med sons, Daryl and Stevie have been Friday evening, February 22nd at ford left by plane last Friday for to Sunnyvale, California to visit the home of Mrs. Clare Higinbotham Ohio where they were called by with Mrs. Stockton's brohter, David on Taylor Road. the death of Mr. Ruth’s mother. McLaren. Their two children, Marilyn and Mrs. Gotlfred Hansen was hostes David are staying at the home of Mrs. Scott Hamilton was guest of I to the Berean class for their month Mrs. Ruth's parents, Mr. and Mrs. honor at a party at the home of ! ly class party last Thursday after Mrs. Warren Patterson last Sunday Keiser. evening. Helping “shower'’ Mr- noon. » ---—■ Mr. Walter Medley is spending a Hamilton were Mrs. A. T. Lathrop Mrs. Roy Attwood of Medford Mrs. Harry Elden, Miss Rose Jon-' ;, few days at Crescent City. Mrs. Leonard Freeman, Mrs. Ray visited one day this week, at the Speer, Mrs. Don Patterson, Mrs. Iri home of Mrs. Lawrence Palmer, of Mr. Melvin Kelly returned home Bowman, Misses Lillian and Emma the Table Rock district. Tuesday from San Antone, Texes Anderson and the hostess. Several where he has spent most of the were unable to be present because NOT SO FUNNY— winter working. While in that city of illness. Innsbruck, Austria.—Two small - — he sew quite a few of the local boys boys, watching champion •skier. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hover and Sepp Bradl, working out, decided it woh are in the service and station ed near there. On his way home he Lewis drove to Roseburg Saturday looked like fun. They lugged their stopped and visited his younger and spent the day visiting relatives sled to the top of the ski run and brother, Marshall, at San Diego. there. Mrs. Hover's sister, Mrs. pushed off. The two whistled down Marshall enlisted in the Navy a Frank DeKalb of La Grande, return- ( 130 feet through the air. The sled ed with them to spend a few days was Shattered to splinters but the short time ago, and like it fine. visiting here. boys were unhurt. Mrs. Nellie Brainerd left Wednes- day by plane for Eureka where she will visit for awhile before going back to Texas. CLASSIFIED HAMILTON DRYERS I' hi . t Elec I mu FOR RENT—New mixiern furnished apartment. Private entrance. Suit able for one or two. Reasonable rent. 219 S. 7th., Central Point. I BUILD YOUR HOME IN GIBBON ACRES (The fast growing working men's community) For Seto—3 -room unfinished bona*, torn« furniture. Approxirn ately 2 acres $200 down and let yeur rent pay for you a heme. Inquire 3rd houaa, south of Orr Drive See Arrow. Table Rock and Orr Drive FOR RENT -Apartment, new furn ished. Near Grade School, bus line and business district. 2)9 S. th. Cantisi Point. IRONR1TF. IRONERS, Pieree Btoc- trie LIFETIME GUARANTEED SELECT USED CARS Walter Van Hook stopped to visit jured in an automobile accident re Mrs. I. S. Maier. Mr. Van Hook is cently, is very much improved and a brother of Mrs Maier from Erwin. is now considered out of danger. South Dakota and had not seen her for 10 years. Mr. and Mis. Mel Williams and Monte and Joel, of Grants Pass, Mr. Whisnant has received word visited with the Lisenbees and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Seavey have sold their home on Manzanita St. that his son. who was seriously in- P. A. Tracy last Saturday evening. and are leaving this week to make their home in Olympia, Wash. They made their home there before com ing to Central Point. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hamilton, of Table Rock v.->ited last Sunday at the home of Dr. Robert Russ and family of Grants Pass. Mrs. Russ Mrs. Hamilton’s sister. Lowry's Motor Service Let us get your car ready for SPRING DRIVING ! Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Loeffler, Rte 1, Central Point, are the parents of a son, 6’i pounds. February 16th at Osteopathic hospital. FREE VALUABLE COUPONS GIVEN WITH ALL CASH PURCHASES—REDEEMABLE ON Wm. A. ROGERS SILVERWARE Quality and Service MEN’S WOLVERINE PIGSKINS TRY OH A PM« TOOM other work glove* like... HANES—The name to remember in Underwear Knit Jockey Style...................... 89c Boxer Style Broadcloth - - 98c Knit Shirts, sleeveless - - - 75c T-Shirts....................... 98c & $1.19 Wolverine Pigskins Learn how the toughest of work glove* are tops for comfort, too. See us and try on a pair. $1.69 - $2.39 CHILD'S BLACK PATENT LADIES QUILTED SHIRTS - $5.95 Roman Sandals Sizes 3-9 — $3.45 LADIES BLOUSES MEN S 6-in. OIL TANNEI? COLORS—Red, White. Chartruse, Acqua. Navy Work Shoes Reg. $10.95 for $8.45 IN COTTON AND RAYON Sizes 32-40 — $1.98 to $4.95 Burelson's Dept. Store Phone 1502 We Give S & H Green Stamps ! Central Point 1951 RAMBLER CLUB COUPE DEMONSTRATOR BIG DISCOUNT -It Has All the Extras! 1950 NASH AMBASSADOR SUPER SEDAN $1795 Automatic Overdrive—Weather Eye—Twin Beds—More 1948 NASH AMBASSADOR SUPER CLUB COUPE $1195 Completely Reconditioned—Same as New—O.D.—R.H. $795 1946 AMBASSADOR SUPER SEDAN SUPER MARKET Overdrive—Radio—Weather Eye 1949 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE $1245 Radio and Heater PHONE 291 $595 1942 CHEVROLET FLEETLINE 1947 CROSLEY SEDAN Really Cheap Transportation CUT UP—PAN READY Clauss Motors Pound............................. 63 Pound............................ Specializing in Tint», Dyes and Bleaches 43 HAMS BY THE PIECE—4 to 6 Lb*. We Olve 8 It H Qrwn Stamp* Kvenlnqe by Appointments PHONE H RUTH SHAM A Pound FoFr Every Occasion Care-free vocations POTTED PLANTS We Give SkH Green Stamp* A home of yovr own JACKSON COUNTY Medford. Oregon Medford I KOI ------ 55 53 2 Pounds.................. JUICE ORANGES 288 — 344* $0.69 */2 Case................... $ Locker Specials Financial SecurWy FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. ? FAMOUS FOR FLAVORS! ith It Bartlett—Phon* 2 6185 FLORAL Arrangements 39° 3 for......................... DELRICH MARGARINE PORK SAUSAGE New Car Sales & Service 29° JUMBO AVOCADOS FRYERS MORE PLEASURE CENTRAL POINT Pound............................. Pound....................... $195 DELIVERY PORK LIVER EVISCERATED $1445 1949 MERCURY CLUB COUPE FREE STEWING HENS Radio and Heater 4ih It Centra)—Phone 2-6342 Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd H. Morri* nt Franquette Medford Phone 18314 Medford P l’-r Central Point 307 NOT IF TNEV’SE $3.75 LEVI’S Select Used Car Dept. Rogue Valley Greenhouse STIFF?... NEVER! CHAMBRAY SHIRTS Size 14-17 —$1.39 MEN’S WRANGLERS JEANS Youth’s, 27-30 - $3.39 Men’s, 31-42 - $3.59 1934 CHEVROLET PICKUP Coitnl Point Beauty Shop Centrad Point Oregon 4th and Pine Streets Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fitzsim- mons, box 678, Central Point, are the parents of a son born February 18th at Community hospital. I HIND QUARTER BEEF FRONT QUARTER DEEF YOUNG PORK *! Cut and Wrapped Pound - - ■ Cut and Wrapped Pound - - . 12 or Whole Cut and Wrapped Lb 40e 37c —i I, <! •t 1
