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VOLUME XXIV CEK7RÄL POINT ATULAN CENTRAL POINT. OREGON. Sad New. Received of Death of Little Child I THURSDAY. AUGUST 21. 1952 pAST WEEKEND SCENE OF THREE COUPLES’ MARRIAGE RITUALS NUMBER 48 Local Softball Team Home from State Meet 10 OPEN SEPE. 8 Fifteen piavers of the Central ’ Point softball team accompanied by graduate of Cra- The bride was a Hover-H eberling— ter high school with the class of Leonard Warren and Don Faber Pfc. and Mrs. William Heberling 1952 while Pfc Heberling was gra i returned home from the state soft- will leave Monday for Augusta, duated with the class of 1947 from ball tournament tn Mill City. Al Georgia where he is stationed with North Hampton high school in though eliminated in the third | round of play by Corvallis, they William Hensley, 316 First street, the U.S. Army Signal Corps at Camp Pennsylvania. He w-as employed at On Monday, September 8, school 1 allowed only 3 runs, while earning died in the Sacred Heart hospital in Gordon. Their marriage was an Faber’s Market, previous to joining will begin with a full schedule of • 2, in the three hard-fought games. Eugene Tuesday morning, August event of last Sunday afternoon, the Army. classes, beginning at 8:40 a m., tardy 19. He was taken there Sunday by Out-of-town guests included Mr Corvallis went into the finals against bell will ring at 8:45 a.m. Dismis August 17 at •the Central Point plane for treatment of poliomyelitis. Rubenstein's Rubes of Eugene Wed- Church of Christ, with Rev. Don and Mrs. Powell Bowers and child- I nesday evening sal will begin at 2:45 p.m. for grades Mrs. Hensley is now in the Eu ren. Danny and Janice of Rosebur«. Whitney officiating. 1 and 3, and at 3:28 for the other gene hospital under treatment for | Saturday evening Central Point grades. Parents of Mrs. Heberling are Mr. polio, which struck her last week. lodged out Tillamook. 1-0 in a twelve and Mrs. Carl Hover and the bride She too was flown north for treat- Registrations will begin on the 1 inning affair, with Collins and • ment, and she was said to be making groom is a son of Mrs. Mary Heber Bohnert-Benston— morning of September 4 and 5, Flink as battery. Ralph Pettit good progress. ling. Thursday and Friday, when all first Miss Dolores Aleta B o h n e r t, singled in the winning run in the The couple were parents of four The vows of the double-ring cere grade students are asked to register. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto B.h- children, ranging in age from two mony were given at 3 p.m. before a nert, Grant road, became the bride tep of the twelfth. Sunday even Others will register in their room months to seven years While Mrs. ing Mill City'. Don Carey pitched a Hensley is in the hospital, two of the Navy Mothers To Hold large group of friends and relatives. of Dexter A. Benston. son of Mr no-hit. no-run game to beat Central on Monday. Late registrations will Candelabra and baskets of pink and and Mrs. Steve Benston in a double children will be cared for by Mrs. be in the office after Wednesday, white gladiolus and Esther Reed ring ceremony performed by Rev. Point. 1-0. Corvallis eliminated September 10. Hensley’s mother, in Couer D’Alene, All Day Meeting Wed. | daisies decorated the church. Pre Don Whitney at the First Christian Central Point from the tourney Idaho., and the other two will be T.ie staggered noon hour will be taken by his mother, in Glendale, Tie Central Point Navy Mothers] . ceding the ceremonies. Miss Pat church of Medfi rd Friday evening. Monday night with a 2-1 victory; scheduled as follows: grades 1— Sprick belted a homer in the sixth will have an all day meeting at the California. Powell of Ashland sang “Always" August 15. 11:15 a.m.; grade 2 at 11:20; grades He also is survived by a sister home of Mrs. Glenn Curtis, 2735 j and "Because"; accompanying hei Candelbra of white tapers and to give that game to his teammates. 3 at 11:25 and on, allowing 5 min- The team reports a fine trip and Merriman Road. Wednesday, August i was Miss Lois Downing of Asnland. baskets of pink and w .ite gladiolus in Salem, Oregon. utes for each additional grade, appreciates all efforts which made The Hensley's had lived in the 27. Pot luck luncheon at noon, A Mis Downing also p-ayed the wed and woodward ra fern decorated the Rogue valley for about the past five business meeting will be at two ding marches. sanctuary. T.ie b*idal party pre- it possible for them to participate in Classes will resume at 12:30 for grades 1, 2 and 3; 12:45 p.m. for years. He was about 35 years of o'clock. aisle carpeted in this tournament. Ine bride, the frmer Miss Carolyn ceded down the grades 4. 5 and 6 and at 12:50 for age, and was a radio technician for Mrs. George Kurz was given the Grace Hover, wore a dress fashioned white, with pink and white gladio- the Civil Aeronautics administra obligation of membership at the lus and ribbons marking the pews. Mrs. Oxner. of Grants Pass, is a the 7th and 8th grades. in train of white slipper satin with Mrs. J. R. Krupp, Jr. cousin of th 1 tion here. He was a veteran of TO PARENTS— house guei.t of her daughter, Mrs. July meeting held at the home of lace yoke. Her fingertip veil was World War II. bride, sang “Because” and “I Love C. W. Abbott this week. Often parents of students are an- Funeral services will be conducted Mrs. Jere Knescher. Mrs. Nevin held by a seed pearl tiara and she You Truly” with Mrs. Ernest Con xious to know what money and on Friday at the Hillcrest funeral Applegate and Mrs. Vernon Collins carried pink roses on a white Bible. rad at the organ. supplies are necessary for the begin home in Grants Pass, at time yet and daughter, Candace were guests. The bride, given in marriage by Miss Marsha Rae Doran was maid ning day of school. Since the first to be set, it was reported today. It was voted to buy ¡Sheet blankets of honor and she w-ore dress of aqua her father, wore a gown with lac*' day, Sept. 8, will be a full day of to be made into receiving blankets organdy Bridesmaids were Miss I bodice and a skirt fashioned en train classes, it is essential that students for a box to be sent Bremerton Colleen Reisinger who wore laven | of satin with net overskirt with lace 1 be equipped to beigin work that day, Central Point Schools Navy Mothers later on. inserts. Her- fingertip veil of illu- SUNSHINE GOSPEL MISSION der organdy and Miss Esther Snook j sion was held by the orange blos- if possible. Members and all Navy Mothers whose dress was of yellow organdy.' Located on Mace Road Workbook fees are 50c for grades some wreath worn by her mother. Staff Completed opposite Elk Lumber Company are urged to attend. For transport They carried nosegays of gladiolus. Rev. 8t Mrs. J. O. Morgan. Pastors 1 and 2 and 75c for all other grades. ation call Mrs. Jas. R. Gregg or Mrs. Miss Doran with pink; Miss Reising Sre carried lilies-of-bhe valley cen , tered with two ordhids on a white Sunday School—9:45 a.m. Sur- Student lx>dy fee is 75c for upper M. A. Adams. er, yellow and Miss Snook, Laven Bible, with cascading ribbons. prise contest for children. grades while the insurance (Student The staff of the Central Point Morning Worship, 11 a.m. Mrs. Milton Gorden, sister of the der, and wore matching flowers in schools has been completed with Young People's Service, 7:00 p.m. Mutual Benefit Plan) will be $1.25. their hair. Miss Jane Heberling, groom, acted as matron of honor For the junior high students there Evangelistic Service, 8:00 p.m. the following assignments: Parents Reminded of sister of the groom, and Miss Nancy while bridesmaids were Misses Mar'- will lie a $1 locker deposit (return- Wednesday night service, (Young Grade 1—A-D, Mrs. Haskins; E-J Higinbotham who served as candle lyn and Doreen Bohnert, cousins of People’s), 8:00 pan. Benefit Plan for aible at the end of the year). the bride and Mrs. Alvin Paudois. I Mrs. Tonn; K-0, Miss Tompkins; Holy Ghost Rally Saturday, 8:00 lighters wore ballerina lengtn dress Mrs. Gorden wore a gown of yellow First graders will use a box of School Children es P-Z, Mrs. Hopper. of organdy—Mis Heberling in taffeta with net overskirt, stole and p.m. crayolas and a pencil tablet; their Grade 2—A-E, Mrs. Gay; F-J, I You are cordially invited to attend teachers prefer them to use a large C. A. Meyer, principal of Central pink and Miss Higinbotham in blue. Juliet cap Miss Marilyn Bohnert all this services. Mrs. Johnson; K-O, Mrs. Manley; All their dresses were fashioned wore lavender taffeta while Miss pencil which costs 5c at their room. Point elementary school, is anxious P-Z, Mrs. Jewett. similar to that of the bride's. Doreen Bohnert wore green and PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF GOD Other grade students will need pen Grade 3—A-D, Mrs. Bigham; E-K. that all parents of school children John Heberling was best man for Mrs. Paudois, rose: their dresses 5th & Pine Streets cil, tablet and crayolas. Upper Mrs. Gannaway; L-O, Miss Dodson: be reminded of the Student Mutual his brother while Arthur Hove/-, , were fashioned like that of the Herald James. Pastor grade students use a notebook to Benefit Plan, operated by the Ore P-Z, Mrs. Downing. Sunday School. 9:45 a.m. brother of the bride and Jim He ; matron of honor. They all carried keep papers and notes. Grade 4—A-D. Mrs. Cane; E-K, gon School Activities Association berling, brother of the groom, I ' oasquettes of RUbrum lilies and the Morning Worship, 11 a.m. Evangelical Service, 7:45 p.m. I bridesmaids wore lilies in their hair. Mrs. Sullivan; L-O, Miss Hobbs: for the cost of $1.25 per student for served as ushers. Midweek Services, Wednesday & the year. (In the past, many parents, Candles were lighted by Miss P-Z, Mrs. Laird. The reception which followed the Flight nights at 7:45 p.m. Vicki Noel and Miss Lynettc Furrier follow ing an injury to their child at Grade 5—A-D, Mrs. Shores; E-K, Mr. Claflin; L-O, Mrs. McDonald; school, have stated they knew ceremony, was given on the lawn <>f Klamath Falls, cousin of the PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH nothing of the plan and have regret of the bride’s home—“Cedar Knoll" groom. They wore blue taffeta P-Z, Mrs. Dobrot. gowns like those of the bridesmaids Rev. Lee Williams. Pastor Grado 6—A-J, Mrs. Eitemiller; ted not having their children cov on Scenic Avenue. Mrs. Roland :>nd had rubrum lilies in their hair Several fam^jes are m a k i n g Hover cut the wedding cake assist Sunday School 9:45 AM K-O, Mr. Johnson; P-Z Mrs. Pitts. ered by it). and wristlets of lilies. The flower 11:00 AM moves before the lieginning of The first week of school a slip ed by Mrs. Roy Kelly, while Mrs. girls, Misses Jeanne and Joanne Gil Worship Grade 7x—Mr. Joihns, A-H; 7y- 7:30 I’ M school. Mr. and Mrs. John Rock Mrs. Hall, Mr. Pitts I-O; 7z—Mrs. telling in detail of the plan, will be Dennis O’Malley poured. Assisting more of Medford, couins of the Evening Service 7:30 lave returned from summer school sent home by each student; parents with the serving were Misses He bride, wore gowns of pink taffeta Wednesday Prayer meeting, Meyer, Mr. Rock, P-Z. in. Corvallis and have moved into berling and Higinbotham. The cake P.M. with lilies in their hair and carried Grade 8x—Mrs. Schuler, A-H are requested to sign the slip and the C. A. Meyer house on S. 9th was centered in a circle of baby ■ "A Friendly Welcome for All." baskets of pastel flowers. return it, whether they wish it or I 8y—Mrs. Inlow, I-O; 8z—Mrs. Stan- street; the Rocks formerly lived in breath and gladiolus while the ■ Acting as best man for the cere-1 do not want the student covered. cliffe, P-Z. the duplex on Bigham Lane. Mr. punch lable was arranged with a i mony was Milton Gorden and t.ie COMMUNITY BIBLE CHURCH Any student enrolled in school, Miss Oldham will have music in and Mrs. Clarence Mellbye and Rolf H. Hansen, Pastor grade 1-6 four days a week while for the fee of $1.25 is covered bowl of pink rosebuds and white' ushers were Alvin Paudois, Jack 9:45 a.m. Sunday School. daughter. Jamie are moving to their Burns, Bill Rosebalm and Don Boh tapers. M lss Charlene Pauli was in Harry Meyers will have the junior against accidental bodily injury 11:00 a.m. Worship. nert, cousin of the bride. new home on 8th street, being charge of the guest book while Mrs. high band at 1 o’clock daily and the from the time they leave home in 6:45 p.m. Young People's & child finished by Joe Edwards. The Mrs. Bohnert wore a pale green Doran Mose and Mrs. Flora Shaw grade school band at 12:20. Mrs. the morning until they return after chiffon gown with matching net ren’s meetings. Het'll Elliott family will move into 7:45 p.m. Evangelistic Service Mekvold will again be the librarian school, whether m classroom, in bus looked after the gifts. eaddress and pink accessories. Her Monday: tiie house vacated by the Melkbycs. The church was decorated by Mrs. and Mrs. Kent, the school nurse. or on bicycle, provided it is the re •lowers were pink tuberous begon- 7:45 p.m. Men's Prayer Meeting James Comutt while Mrs. Kelly as gular route to school. Office secretary will be Mrs. Elden as. The bridegroom's mother wore Wednesday: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Richardson A plan for such a low cost must sisted by Mrs. Claude Thompson, ar an apricot crepe gown with a hat In the cafeteria, which will start 7:45 p.m. Mid-week prayer meet- and children, Diane, Dennis and ranged baskets of pink and white fashioned of white velvet petals ing. on the first day, will be Mrs. Jef have some limitations, such as skin Dobra left this morning for their feries and Mrs. Harsh, cooks; charges infections or injuries resulting from gladiolus and Esther Reed daisies with white accessories. Her corsage home in Portland after spending for the reception. was a white and apricot touerous CHURCH OF CHRIST will again be 25c a day or $1.25. fighting or scuffling, etc. This plan Don Whitney. Minister some time with his parents, Mr. and For the ceremony Mrs. Hover begonia. Custodians will be Mr. Glenn, Mr. is to give each student coverage up Pink and white gladiolus decorat 9:45 a.m. Bible Schoo] for all ages. Mrs. J. S. Richardson in Table Rock. to $300 total for hospital, x-rays and wore a dress of red and white eye Ford and Mr. Powell. 11:00 a.m Morning Worship. Com- This week Donald enjoyed some ed Fellowship hall for the deception The office of the principal, C. A. doctor bills, on accidental bodity let embroidered batiste with white ' X lattice covered with gladiolus and . | munion and Sermon. fishing with Larry Kunz of Port- Meyer, will be open all nevt week, injuries during regular school time. accessories and a corsage of red i ivy backed the tables. The tables a • 1 6.45 P.M.—Youth meetings for land; Mr. and Mrs. Kunz and son., carnations. Mrs. Heberling, the both intermediates and High School. and during the week of September were arranged with lace cloths and Gary left yesterday for their home bridegroom's mother, wore a brown j white tapers in silver holders, and 8:00 p.m. Evening Service. 2, parents may call regarding ap after visited a couple days with the NOTICE 8:00 p.m. — Wednesday Mid-week sheer with biege accessories and ' with a circle of gladiolus and maid- pointments for the testing of child- Richardsons. The American Legion Auxiliary her flowers were yellow rosebuds. | Service. (Continued on Page 4) ren not yet 6. will be hostess to the Myers-Hol 4:00 P.M.—Thursday, Junior Bible Visitors at the Richardson home land Post Thursday evening. Aug. Club. Sunday afternoon were Mr and Past Noble Grands 28. A cake walk and games are Regular Session Held NOTICE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Mrs. E P. Leavitt of Old Stage Road The Women's Relief Corps of planned. All members are urged By Rebekah Lodge Club Meeting Held and their guests, Mi and Mrs. Frank Rar. N. K. Tully. D. D., Pastor Central Point will have a special to attend and bring their husbands. Central Point, Oregon Mt. Pitt Rebekah lodge met in re 1 Church worship at 9.45 A M Ser Kittridge and their two grandchild meeting, September 5, at which the Last Thursday evening the Pad ren. gular session Wednesday evening president of the Corps will be pre LOTS OF ACCIDENTS— Noble Grands club met at the home mon by the Pastor on “Jeremiah— sent. Please try and be there, all Two young ladies, Judy Patterson with Mrs. John Kime, vice grand of Mrs. R J. Pfaff as there were no The Reluctant Prophet." The Church Jack and Jimmy Hamilton and members. There will be no meet and Cathy Harsh are decorated presiding in the aibsence of Mrs. lights in the City Park, Following School follows immediately, at 10:45 Jimmy Culbertson returned home ing September 2. these days with a lot of tape and Delbert Mongold Only a few mem the meeting, ice cream and cake A M A cordial invitation is offered last Saturday after spending the bandages, after giving Dr. Wayne bers were present because of the were served to members and their to all not to neglect the public wor week at Boys Camp at Grayback, large number busy with 4H club Roberts a long siege of sewing and families. Present wer Mr. and Mrs. ship of God Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Smith, of Wil near Cave Junction, Some 70 boys fa«- and work in fruit harvest. Com Marshall Widman. Mr. mending. and Mi liams. California, visited Mr. Smith's of Southern Oregon attended this mittee announced for next meeting Last Thursday Cathy, daughter of BAPTIST SERVICES Ernest Lowry, Mr. and Mrs. John. sister, Mrs. A. F. Powell. Monday camp, sponsored by the men of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Harsh of Table were Mrs. George Vincent, Mrs. Foster of Medford, Mrs. Etta Pur- j at the afternoon. They were on their way Christian churches. ,.c. Forevt Thomason, Mrs. Ernest Low- keypile and Mrs. Grace Rock road, cut the thumb , vi of her American I^egion Hall Malone of to Vancouver, BC. Mrs. Powell right hand on a bottle, i severing 'ry and M lss I Ida Penland. Central Point, Oregon Medford, Mrs. John Jones Jones, Mr also enjoyed a visit with her young Mrs. Marjorie Yost from Califor tendons and nerves, While bicycl-l Smorgasbord lunch was served • Rev. Kirk Snider. pastor er brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. ing Monday evening. Judy daugh ' following the meeting at the home Ralph Burkhait and family. Misses nia, arrived for a short visit with 9 45 hei parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. E Smith from Williams, recently. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Patterson, of Mrs. Leo Ghelardi, on the patio. Lillian and Emma Anderson and Sunday School, all ages Morning Worship 11:00 Mr and Mrs. Pfaff and family. Jones. Her boys, Donnie and Cregg. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. .«pilled on 9th .street near her home, 7 00 Their next meeting will be at Lie Training Union who have been visiting their grand Ralph Burkhart, Mrs. Sam Culbert cutting her face oh the handlebar, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Christphier, of H 00 home of Miss Lillian Anderson on Evening Worship parents for several weeks, will re son and Mr Robert Pfaff Salem, were visiting a few days, necessitating J8 stitches. Mid-Week Service « 00 Upton road. turn with her last week, with Mrs Christphier's If you are interested in a Baptist I NOTICE mother. Mary E. Moore. Mr. and Mrs Don Faber left yes ■ Church in Central Point, you are The picnic of FI. club members HIGHLIGHTS OF THE TRIP— PASSES AWAY WEDNESDAY— cordially invited to lend your sup- terday for Canada, combining a Giving highlights of their trip to Miss Susan Powell arrived last and their families has been changed Elmer Wilson, who for many years ! port in this Baptist Program short vacation with a business trip. veek from Toledo, Oregon She is to the Central Point City Park at 6 the United Nations, Miss Pat Abbott iiad interests in a hardware stoic They will be at High River, Cham- /isiting her cousin, Margaret Hous- p.m., instead of Tou Velle Park as of Ashland and Pat Foley of Gold in Centarl Point, passed away Wed t JESUS NAME CHURCH pion and Okatox on business but Hill, spoke for a group of Oddfellow nesday evening at Community ho* on and hei grandmothers, Mrs. Lil originally planned 3th A Pine St., Central Point intend to take side trips to Calgary, and Rebekah lodge members and pital, following a long eonfinini! • ian Walker Mrs. Jenkins and Mr-. Pastor Herman G. Matthews Edmonton. Lake Louise and Banff. Mr and Mrs Jack Rvan and small friends Monday evening following illness. He had spent the past ten* Sunday School E Powell. Susan is a daughter 10 00 A M Morning Worship f Mr and Mrs. Harry Powell, f >r- son Jackie left this morning for the regular meeting of Oddfellow days in the hospital. 11 00 AM Mr. and Mrs Roy Arthur »nd Services for Mr. Wilson are tents Evangelical Service ner residents of thia city Susan Portland after a short visit with lodge No. 198 7:30 PM. Colleen. Morris and Jimmy visited Pie, coffee and punch were served • ively set for Saturday morning at Wednesday n«ht service 7 30 P M. | Mr. Arthur's sister, Mrs. Carroll nay stay and attend High School at Mrs. Ryan's mother, Mrs. Shumake and other relatives. to the group following the talks Conger Morris Chapel All welcome .Powell and family, Sunday evening. Medford. Word has been received from Chicago of the death of Little Char lene Hakala, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Charles E. Hakala, and grand daughter of Mrs. Arlene Clark, of Grants Pass, formerly of this city, The body is being shipped to Grants Pass for burial. Funeral arranagements are in care of Hull & Hull Funeral Home and will be an nounced later. M rs. Hakala is the former Jose phine Clark. Little Charlene leaves to mourn besides her parents a sister. Karen and a brother. Bob. I
