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PAGE TWC THURSDAY. AUGUST 13. 1953 CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN. CENTRAL POINT OREGON i I Lady Lions—1st and 3rd Tuesdays I Rebekahs—no summer meetings 1 N YEARS AGO Masons—3rd Wednesdays. Nevita Chapter« No. 93— 2nd and THURSDAY MEETINGS— 4th Tuesdays. This Week F. L. Club—2nd and 4th Tuesday; V.F.W.—1st and 3rd Thursdays. Lions Club—Every Tuesday Night Bethel—2nd and 4th Thursdays Tracy Muse and Richard Krupp Past Noble Grand—2nd Thursday WEDNESDAY MEETINGS — ire among the boys leaving tonight Theta Rho—2nd and 4th Wedne^-; American Legion and Aux.—2nd for Portland to take their first’ and 4th Thursdays. days. examination into tie armed service. I Central Point Garden Club—1st. i Crater Garden Club—3rd Thurs Mrs. Harry Eldon and children | Wednesday. day. Sally and Bobby are spending much Navy Mothers—1th Wednesday FRIDAY MEETINGS— t.me ’t Diamond Lake because ofr (during summer). Grange—1st and 3rd Fridays Past Matrons—no summer meet There has been several reques’ B iby’s health. for a printed schedule of civic meet Melvin Kelly celebrated his birth- ings. doy last Sunday. Billy Langston Home Extension Club—3rd We . ings in Central Point. We’d appre ciate any corrections, additions, or jccompanied him to a show in the nesday. Job’s Mothers—4th Wednesday. i suggestions.—L. C. L. afternoon. The- Centrai Point AMERICAN Re-established. September 13, 1928. Entered at second class matter ai the post ofice. Central Point, Ort>- gon under the Act of March 8. 1879. Published weekly at Central Point. Jacki son County, Oregon and devoted to th. bast interest:, of t i city and vicinity. SUSCRIPTION RATES ... 31.50 J X Months Osie Year »2.50 Payable in advance Advertising rates on application Office—North Second Street CALENDAR CLASSIFIED ADV. RATES 19 cents a line. Minimum charge 30c. Figure six average words to t ie line. KENNETH POWELL — Publishei I. J. “Tick" MALARKEY —Editor WHICH ENDS? "God gave man two ends, One to sit on and one to think with. | Man’s success depends on the one he uses the most.” MONDAY MEETINGS— I.O.OF.—Every Monday at 8 00 P.M. Federated Funsters—Every Mon lav evening. TUESDAY MEETINGS— W.R.C.—1st and 3rd Tuesdays, W. W. FERGUSON The Low Down From Hickory Grove steadily expanding. Thus far, in- ■ creased use of these products has not! Please read the above again. Your made up for the decline in butter1 Mutual Benefit editor has been digesting the philo sales and feed uses. This has result- sophy of these lines as he ate lunch ed in surplus which Thomas believes of Omaha in one of our local restaurants. Not j will gradually diminish. been reactin' about this raising I once, but perhaps a dozen times, j roof—the U.S.A, debt roof. We have we looked up at the little card the and I _____ will soon be over a barrel—can’t that hung half way out of sight on stop spending—gotta have a taller —HELP KEEP OREGON GREEN - the wall. roof to house our debt—Govt, debt United Benefit Sitting on your end. Gosh, this is I you understand. And as of today no food work—if one can get it!| NATURE’S FOUNTAIN— of Omaha However where do you wind upj nation in the world can hold a candle to us for debt. Debt is our “ The cow is a most wonderful sitting on your end? Nowhere. Just 239 Pine St. like running all day with your head hobby—nobody is going to surpass laboratory. She takes the grasdbs Phone 1242 us if we can help it — not on your of the pasture and roughages of the against a tree. One doesn’t travel Central Point, Oregon tintype. field and converts them into the very far. Now if I was a Joe Miller or a PhD most perfect food for man. In that The end to think with. That is a very important end of these bodies joke professor I would say the per food there is a mysterious something CHECK of ours. And to think a thing is to son to begin raising the roof would which scientists have found essential to the highest health of the human be us suckers who have stood do a thing. So we come to the Cold ^Misery around on one foot or the other and race, and which can be found no thought of mind over matter. QUICKLY And when you see someone lunp- watched the roof cave in on our bal where else, Men have sought for Million! use STANBACK for the ing along—be they young or old— ance down at the one and sure place centuries the Fabled Fountain of discomforts of a common cold . . . these handicaped persons, these where our dinero is still safe but Youth. The nearest approach to at wall at to relievo simple head sick and maimed people who don’t dwindling—the Bank, That would that fountain which has yet been aches, neuralgic and muscular discovered is- the udder of the cow. i Henry — but be pretty good, says aches and pains. Test 8TANBACK want nor ask for sympathy, know yourself . . . tablets or powders that it was the head and that got the where is the joke, my balance has Without her miLk children languish, ... against any preparation you’ve already flew the coop, Alright, I the vigor of the adult declines, and sitting end up and around. ever used. These people are the successes in says, I will start all over again, It the vitality of the human race runs low. ” — A tribute to the dairy cow, your balance has disappeared up life. And success is not always mea Salt Crick—and you still don’t savvy by former Governor Ixiwden of Illi sured in dollars and cents.—L. J. M that the roof has caved in, I am nois. wasting my time. Well thank you, says Henry, that’s different—but FIVE YEARS AGO RURAL FIRES Roof of John Cupp’s Furnituie who's roof was it. What a guy, that This Week Henry. Barn. Spending has become chronic — Grass fire at Midway Auction Co Work on the new bank building that is why people call Washington, has been held lip this week because Hay fire on Upton Road. D . C . Old-Spendville-by-the-River. of a plumbers’ strike. Car fire at Richfiel^. Truck stop. Upholstory damaged, ¡somebody is gonna raise the roof— A kitchen shower was held last Grass fire at Taylor Road and Ike and his boys, or us. Who will it week honoring Mary Lou Parris be—answer me that—or maybe you whose marriage to Franklin Geb Grant. better send it to the Ed. direct—any hard will take place this week. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Marks, who way, send it some place. Roliert Kinraid, Jack Holmer and Yours with the low down, have been living at the Gebhard Hap Thumbler have enlisted in the JO SERRA home, during their absence, return Air Culpa. They will soon arrive in ed to their home in Portlnd last Texas. week. THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL BUYS Frozen ORANGE JUICE 2 for LAMB CHOPS Pound - - - - Alberta PEACHES Ripe and Delicious - 2 Lbs No. 1 POTATOES 10 Pounds................... FRESH LOCAL CORN On The Cob - - - - Dozen Remember We Are Open Till 10 P.M 6 He Wrote Hop, Skip and Jump, That's All Right But My Slogan Is: Elk City Market GROCERIES - MEATS - VEGETABLES “The Best For Less“ 3338 No. Pacific Hiway Medford i Valley Drive-in THEATRE Milk Surplus Decrease Seen by OSC Economist Surpluses of milk products are not us serious in the long run as they now appear, according to an Oregon No. Pacific Hiway 99, Medford State college extension economist. M. D. Thomas says American con sumers are in the midst of a revolu PROGRAM tion in the use of milk and milk products that shows promise of bal Thur*., Fri., Sat. ancing out lor the dairyman. Americans are consuming less August 13-14 15 butter, Thomas explains, but more Dean Martin—Jerry Lewis in milk and other dairy products. In 1942, Americans used on the aver ‘Sailor Beware’ age about 16 pounds of butter a year. j —Plus— The figure has now dropped to about , half that amount. Less milk is be- ! Henry Fonda in ing used for animal feed, too. However, human consumption of ‘My Darling whole milk; cheese and ice cream Clementine’ j has increased, and the use of non-fat dry milk, various skimmed milk NEWS — CARTOON drinks and other products contain Gates Open at 7; Show at Dusk ing non fat dry milk, various skim-} med nulk drinks and other products . containing non-fat dry milk solids is I Don't buy a used car until you have shopped at Roots Motor Co. We öfter you: « Choice Selections • Reasonable Prices • Clean Cars • Guarantees You'll make with us. a betier Always a place to park at Roots Motor Co. Roots Motor Co. 101 W. Jackson Phone 2 6275 Medford. Oregon Open from 8 a-m. io 9 p.m. Sun., Mon., Tues. August 16 -17-18 Doris Day—Gordon MacRae ‘By The Light of The Silvery Moon* (in technicolor) — Plus — Bowery Boys in ‘ Triple Trouble’ NEWS — CARTOON Gates Open at 7: Show at Dusk Wed., Thurs. August 19-20 Joan Crawford in ‘Sudden Fear’ —Plus— Jean Simmons—Trevor Howard ‘Clouded Yellow’ NEWS — CARTOON TRADE THAT HOUSE TRAILER FOR K Dandy Little 2 Bad room Hous« — On On« Acre. Close to Town — School Bus by Th« Door. MARGARET NAPLES, Broker Corner 3rd and Pine Phone 22 Central Point We Don’t Sell Everything—But We Do Sell REAL ESTATE BEFORE FIRE STRUCK, this was a green and grot.in forest. It was a place for pleasure where people pic nicked, hiked and hunted. It was also a place for work where men made their livings harvesting and growing trees for lumber, plywood and paper. Each year forest fires, most of them man-caused, destroy enough 'Bud' Hayes At Four Corners And Crater Lake Highways GOOD TOOD — PLEASANT AND SPOTLESS SURROUNDINGS BEVERAGES — AND BEST OF ALL NO ROWDYISM 35 69c 25c 29c 49c wood to build 86 thousand homes. You can help hah that loss by always being careful v ith fire in the woods. HELP KEEP OREGON GREEN ! This Space Sponsored by Central Point n I
