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PAGE FOUR THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1953 i summons is once each week for what paper the poet had in mind, made in type-setting and printing ANT. ELIZABETH BISHOP IN THE NAME OF ‘"HE STATE four consecutive weeks. The date or even whether it still exists. Thus. equipment and in the gathering and OF OREGON, You are hereby re of the first publication of this sum | while it was not (necessarily) writ- transmission of news, the “home quired to appear and answer the mons is the 13th day of November, town ” editor ’ s attitude toward his I ten of this newspaper . . well, if you complaint filed against you in the 1952 ROBERT D. D.AMES. Mrs. Larry Pepper was guest of Mis« Golrene Bywater became the think the »hoe fits, we’ll try to wear job and his responsibility to his above entitled suit on or before tne Attorney for Plaintiff community will never change. He’ll last day of four weeks from the date honor at a shower last Friday even- j bride of Melvin Kelly in rites read it! No 4 Goldy Building keep on striving to make his paper of the first publication of this sum- -ing at the home of Mrs C. L. Pepper I m Ren i, evada on November 3. Medford, Oregon ■ . . „ vi ’ I mons, and, if you fail so to appear with Mrs . Ernie Harris and Mrs Following a short trip, they are now "We never realize how much the important enougn in your life so. an(| answer said complaint, for want 45—Nov. 13, 20, 27 Dec. 4 you’ll “read it every word.” Look thereof plaintiff will apply to tne hometown paper means Harris and Mrs. Al Trautman as at home on N. Pacific highway. Court for a decree for the relief hostesses.Gifts were received from The bride, a daughter of Mr. and Till we have wandered far away for more of "The Hometown Paper*' demanded in said complaint, suc Serve Your~Self next week. Mrs. C. H. Beery, Mrs. E. G. Glover, Mrs. Norman By water of Old Stage cinctly stated as follows, to-wit: from the old familiar scenes, LAUNDRY Mrs. Floyd Lawson, Mrs. Bob Sutton road, is a senior at Crater high That the bonds • of matrimony Mrs. Jess Wilson, Mrs. Art Brown, school. Mr. Kelly, a »on of Mr. And then it’s just as welcome as a heretofore and now existing oetween Wet Wash 8c lb. letter from a friend. Tryouts are being held for the plaintiff and defendant be dissolved Mrs. Edith Cline, Mrs. Ben Peek. and Mrs Roy Kelly, wa3 graduated OPKS FROM J A.M. to H P.M u neid for naught. Mrs Bob Booth, Mrs. Vern Penland, from Central Point high school with We read it through from front to Christmas operetta to be presented • \ ICHer-hlv Medford back, from beginning to the end in December by the students of the This summons is published by Mrs. C. L. Pepper, Miss Ilda Pen- the class of ’46. He is now em order of the Honorable Rawles And when we see the names in print 4th, 5th and 6th grades under the land, Mrs. Don Grant, Mrs. Walter ployed with Western Oil and Burn Moore, Judge of the District Court. of folks we used to know direction of Miss Oldham. Practice Jackson Grant, Mrs. Bill Matejka and the er company. County, Oregon, made and will A flood of tender memories will begin shortly for the "King’s entered on the 18th day of August, hostesses. The couple were honored at two set our hearts aglow. Christmas Carol”. 1952, in the absence of Circuit Judge REVELON 8t HAZEL BISHOP parties Monday evening. Mrs. Shir H. K. Hanna from Jackson County COSMETICS Mr. and Mrs. Koepsall of Salem ley Kelly was hostess for a mis "We remember how that paper was on said date. No. 52-486 E Phone 23 Central Point a standby in our home, The time for publication of this spent the weekend at the home of cellaneous shower at the home of SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION their daughter and fyrily. the Vern Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kelly. Present And how we d scramble for it jUst IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE i as soon as it would come. Pendletons. ing gifts were Mrs. Alice Hood, Mr i. STATE OF OREGON FOR Sis looked for all the personals; JACKSON COUNTY Norman Bywater, Mrs. Loyal Mc Central Point IRA W. BISHOP, Plaintiff, Dad read the livestock news; Friday Mrs. Donald A. Faber re Coy, Mrs. Kenneth Hood, Mrs. Har Grandad liked editorials—if they vs. SAW SHOP ELIZABETH BLSHOP, Defendant. ceived a wire from her husband Pfc. ry Dubbs, Mrs. Wilford Walker ! sided with HIS views! Mrs. Jack Burns, Jr., Miss Donna j GOOD FOOD TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND- Faber that he had docked at Brem- Cu.tom SAW Fit.IN G McCoy, Miss Jackie Walker, Mis But Mother never seemed to AND REPAIR erhaven. and a part that she preferred, udy McGraw and the hostess. BARNEBURG & ANDREWS Mill Ha uh — Hand S hum . Etc. aLter that evening another group She just set down, when she had HOUSE FURNISHINGS PLENTY OF IT! •time, and read it every word." Monday Mrs. Richard Kay repre- of friends showered Mr. and Mrs. Tool Grinding Floor Covering»—Best for Less sented the Central Point Girl Scou ti Kelly with other household gifts S & H Green Stamps with Cash OPEN 6 A.M. Til 9 P.M. Speaking impersonally, for ALL I Purchases — No Interest or «.T<OSKT> S AT AFTERNOON at the annual business meeting of at the home of Mr. and Mr3. Don SATURDAYS TIL 8 P.M. the Rogue Valley Girl Scout Area Hanscom at Blue Moon Ranch. Pre - “hometown papers,” we believed Carrying Charges on Contracts. PO. Box 219 Phone »Al CLOSED SUNDAYS! Council at the YMCA in Medford. sent were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Anders, that no matter what advances are 3th 8r Front Phone 2-4048 Ontral Point Oreron Mr. and Mrs. Hap Thumler, Mr. and Mrs. Don Thumler, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Don Patterson and Bill Saxbury, Mr. and Mrs. Bill i •on, Donnie have been among the Langston, Mr. and Mrs. Roland many suffering from the “flu”. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCoy, the guests of honor and the hosts. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pfaff and family enjoyed a trip to Klamath Worthy of Print Falls Sunday in the new car. Mr. No. Pacific Highway S9. Medford Pfaff also tried a little duck hunt Washington, D C., November, 1952 ing. —High among the nostalgic tributes Fri., Sat. Recent visitors at the George to the press that were brought forth Nov.-mber 14-15 Clearwater home were Mr. Clear during the recent National News 4^' water’s sisters, Mrs. Doris McClung paper Week, is, we believe, the : Randolph Sc-it—Ruth Roman in of Grants Pass and Mrs. Ethel Hent- ! verse of John Lair, the bard of Ren- | g SV Tl°3,s (in technicolor) Boys’ Wranglers Cotton Blankets ges and children Jack and Ann of fro Valley, Kentucky. NORCROSS —Flu»— Heavy 11-ox. Denim Jeans While it was heard over the air, Washougal, Washington. White Sheet Blankets SIZES 6-12 $2.69 we believe this Renfro Valley J»al- ‘Jungle Headhunters GREETING $2.49 SIES 70x95 j lard should be presented in a less WESTERN CUT (in lechnicolor) $2.79 SIZES 70x105 | perishable manner. And, with the Denim Jackets $3.39 SIZES 81x108 CARDS NEWS — CARTOON ; permission of Mr. Lair, we give you To Match MAN WANTED to service 800 fami | herewith the opening verses of “The $2.29 — $2.59 ly route with nationally advertised | Hometown Paper.” We do not konw Plaid Doubles Sun., Mon. Watkins Products. Better than Denim Shirts Beautiful SIZES 70x80 $3.75 November 16-17 average earnings. If you have Snap Buttons car and can devote 40 hours Joseph Cotten—Valli in $2.59 Selections of weekly, write J. R. Watkins Co., DAVIS GUARANTEED COMMERCIAL ‘Walk Softly, 137 Dexter Ave., Seattle 9, Wash Rainy Days Ahead ! FINANCE CORP. Cards Stranger’ Cushion Foot Socks ington —Plus- PHONE 2-6277 TIN PANTS & JACKETS Cushion Protected For All Medford FOR RENT—2 furnished apart Sparta Bldg. RUBBER PANTS & JACKETS Toe—Sole—Heel ‘The Well’ PLASTIC JACKETS ment». 345 West Pine, Central and B. F. GOODRICH Occasions! Cash Loans on Point. tf NEWS — CARTOON 45c — 3 prs for $1.25 RUBBER FOOTWEAR HAM »WRITING ANALYSIS AND Auto, Furniture, READINGS What are you cap Tues., Wed., Thurs. able of doing in the future. Coni' November 18-19-20 Livestock & Salary in and find out. 126 Bartlett St., I Medford, Oregon. James Cagney. Corinne Calvert Lie. No. M124 Lie. No. S-244 Dan Dailey in FOR RENT—A two-room furnished apartment with bath. 65 Amy St. ‘What Price Glory’ Phone 1502 We Give S & H Green Stamps ! Central Point (in technicolor) JUNK —ALSO— HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID Paulette Goddard and FOR ALL SCRAP METALS Pedro Armendaril in ELLIOTT Local Couple Honored At Two Showers I Central Point Beauty Shop MILL CAFE Valley Drive-in THEATRE Every Day Is Value Day at BURELSON’S CLASSIFIED urelson's Dept. Store Truck & Auto Parts .818 N. Riverside Phone 2-4239 Medford X-TRA EGG PRODUCER IRFWII 1 h»anyl> I ¿ 1 F. E. SAMSON CO. Medford. Oregon Give your home the dlitinction ol our custom built woodwork at special prices. LANGSTON’S Cabinet Shop Phone 1361 Centra) Pein! ? SUPER MARKET ? PHONE 291 STAN THE FREE Now at Edgerton Motor Co. See Stan for New or Used Cars 41$ So. Riverside Pound — Only 79' 2 Quarts 69' 3 Pounds Earl's Union Service and Repair 131 Highway 99 I NUCOA No. 2>i Central Point ; • Truck Stop Service and Repair All Makes MARGARINE THAT SPREADS With Coupon—Lb 45' TOILET SILK TISSUE 3 Rolls for LOCKER BEEF CUT & DOUBLE WRAPPED 1 39' LOCKER PORK *i CARCASS—Cui and Double Wrapped 39' Pound GROUND BEEF ALL LEAN MEAT 49' PURE PORK SAUSAGE FAMOUS FOR FLAVOR Pound 45' SKINLESS WEINERS 20 ■! 3' - Pound GARDEN PEACHES '! ALL WORK GUARANTEED! COMPARE THESE PRICES 1 19' CANS 2 Cans - Pound SPRY, 9. CENTRAL POINT BRING YOUR BEEF Sweet Maid Ice Cream MAN" DELIVERY TO US FOR CUTTING & WRAPPING 25 Pounds STARK YES 4 No. U. S. SPUDS $ 634 North Central Avenue P^one 2-9425 — Medford * FABER'S r Deaver Tractor & Implement Co. Your Own Style Al VvtM t»<«l NEWS. CARTOON FARM EQUIPMENT Fkl4 t««u h«v« proven that I hi« lull nulixnt balan. .,1 l..d |„,.,t„r„ pm I m .I dulla. Il maintain« bodily h«.lth and fnini.h.. an abundanc ot ’«« making ingrrdlrnt. F„, U,|w «(•• and mor« abundant ytel.l« f««d your Smk X tra “ Producer now* v t >-— TRIANGLE MILLING CO. “The Torch Pound $ ? '! $
