THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21 1954
CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN. CENTRAL POINT. OREGON
PAGE SIX
Local FHA Girls
To Host District
Conclave on Sat.
Annual southern district Fut
ure Homemakers of America
convention will be held from
8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday,
October 23, at Crater High school
with the local chapter as host
esses.
Miss Janet Nelson of Crater
High, district chairman, will pre
side over the meeting. High
schools throughout Jackson and
Josephine counties will particp-
ate.
Theme for the meeting will be
“'United We Work for Better
Homes." Slated for the business
session is emblematic service, re
districting of counties, state con
stitution, state and national work
program, buzz session and a talk
on the Pacific Regional meeting
at Logan, Utah.
Also, two nominees will be
selected for the district post to
be formed from the south and
south coast districts. The new
district will be known as the
southwest district. Balloting will
be by mail.
Committees for the convention
include: invitations, Blossom
Governor, chairman, and Billie
Conner; hospitality, Alice Turn
er, chairman, Barbara McGon-
agle, Rose Marie Legler, Barbara
Swanson and Laurel Higinboth-
am; decorations, Romana Grubbs,
chairman, Arlene Waterhouse,
Beverly Sanderson, Deanna Dol
and and Sharon Day.
Luncheon committee: Karen
Johnson, chairman, R o m o n a
Grubbs, Sara Clogston, Barbara
Swanson, Rose Marie Legler and
Sue van Galder; registration:
Mildred and Grace Gail, co-chair
men, Sara Clogston, Joyce Pest-
ka, Carol Kelly, Nancy Barnes,
Jeanette Robertson, Elaine Me-
Gonagle, Patty Pestka, Louise
Pendleton and Sue van Galder.
Programs: Irma Penwell and
Zoe Turner, co-chairmen, Nedra
Shepherd, Joe Mays, Pat King,
Velma Mayfield, Ida Mae Clark,
Kay Askwith and Toni Cote.
Morning snack and tea: Ida
Mae Clark and Velma Mayfield,
co-chairman, Susan Stephenson
and Laurel Higinbotham; exhib
its, Blossom Governor, chairman,
and Lee Malone.
Special speakers for the con
vention will be: Mrs. Donald A.
Faber, Central Point; Miss Janet
Smith, state president, Grants
Pass; Miss Helen Tirpack, as
sistant state advisor, Salem; Mrs
Alvin Roberts, Central Point, and
Mrs. Gretchen Wade, Medford.
NEBRASKA WOMEN
Mr. and Mrs. Olen Teaford of
McCook, Nebr., and Mrs. Ralph
Teaford of Pauline, Nebr., visit
ed over the weekend with Mrs.
Tea ford*« uncle and family, Carl
W. Bivens.
Carter FFA Team
To Judge at PI
Four members of Crater chap
ter, Future Farmers of America,
accompanied by Leonard Kunz-
man, advisor, will leave Friday
for the Pacific International at
Portland where they will enter
the livestock judging contest.
The three team members will
be Paul Lofland, Norman Barnes
and Richard Morris. An alternate
team member will also accom
pany the team. The alternate will
be picked from three candidates,
Lee Sanderson, Gene Monia or
Morton Gosset.
Judging will be held Saturday
morning. The team, in competi
tion with others from Oregon and
Washington, will judge breeding
and fat classes of beef, sheep and
swine.
CHURCH SERVICES
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Church worship at 9:45 a.m.
Sermon, “Foolish Speaking.”
Church school will follow im
mediately at 10:45 a.m. Sunday
evening, 7:30 o’clock, the third
session of our fall school of mis
sions, subject, “What of the
Christian Church?” in India,
Pakistan and Ceylon. All are in
vited.
Rev. Norman K. Tully, D.D.
pastor
PILGRIM HOLINESS
Revival
CALIFORNIA GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Treffinger
of Yucaipa, Calif., have recently
been house guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Gebhard for the past
two weeks. They are former
Kansas friends of the Gebhards
but have lived in southern Cal
ifornia for the past 20 years.
REAL
ESTATE
W. W. Ferguson., Broker
AUTO AND FIRE
INSURANCE
All Forms
239 Pine
Phone 1242
Central Point
“Get Your Limit”
A Per-I-Site Peep on your favorite shotgun is lust like
taking out insurance. You'll get your bird limit easier,
with clean kills I
Come in today. Shells, guns, repairs.
We can do it for you
GLEASON
CHAPEL
MORTUARY
FUNERAL
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Phone 2-6273
AGENT—BEKINS VAN LINES
MEDFORD
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DIRECTORS
Across from Courthouse
Harold
Snodgrass
Frank
PHONE
Morgan 2-8033
DAVIS Transfer & Storage
MEDFORD. OREGON
40 So. Fir.
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FAITH IN YOU!
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LET’S PROVE WE HAVE FAITH IN HIM
By Electing a Republican Congress
and
Republican
State & County Officials
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President
Dwight D. Eisenhower
and the Republican
83rd Congress
(1953-54) have a
Splendid Record
of Achievement.
1. Income taxes cut 10
per cent; excise taxes cut
50 per cent; tax law re
vived. Total tax saving $7.4
billion.
2. Korean war ended.
Seized the initiative lor
peace, new foreign
policy bated on firmness and strength.
3. Social Security coverage extended
to 10,000,000 more citizens and bene
fits im rcased. Unemployment insurance
expanded to 4,000,000 more persons.
4. Communist Party stripped of all
legal rights and Red infiltration of
unions checked; 50 Communist Party
leaders convicted; 93 alien subversives
deported; 62 organizations added to
subversive list; 2,486 security risks sep
arated from Government service.
5. New farm price program adopted
to protect farmers an id develop exports
of farm products.
6. Stronger defense program adopted.
Heavier reliance on atomic weapons
and air power. Air Force Academy es
tablished.
7. New housing program raises limits
on Government insured home mort
gages, lowers down pas mem., makes
home ownership easier for thousands.
8. Ins estigations underway into 200
Democrat housing frauds; 23 FHA
grafters convicted, 54 indicted.
9. 12 Reorganization Plans adopted
Department of Health, Education and
Welfare created.
And Many More!
Keep Them Going as a Team!
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Stnalor
GUY CORDON
for United Slates Sonator
EUGENE ALLEN
for
labor Commissionee
Governor
PAUL PATTERSON
for Governor
Congresnmon
HARRIS ELLSWORTH
for U. S. Congress
VOTE FOR THESE CANDIDATES
Tues. NOVEMBER 2nd „♦
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IS •
DOING ANO Will CONTINUE ►
TO DO A GOOD JOB IN OREGON ‘
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CANDIDATES FOR JACKSON COUNTY
STATE SENATOR
Philip B, Lowry
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
(Vole for two)
E. H. Mann
E. A. “Al” Littrell
COUNTY JUDGE
Sporting Goods Store f
237 Pine
GOLD ARROW STAMPS
CENTRAL POINT
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MOVING IS OUR BUSINESS
ON YOUR SHOTGUN NOW1
Pheasant Season Opens Saturday!
Thirty-five seniors at Crater
High school, who are not plan
ning to attend college, were giv
Moving
HAVE A PER I SITE PEEP INSTALLED
REMEMBER
began last
VOCATIONAL TESTS
TAKE IT EASY!
Let U3 take the work and
v.orry out of—
Publication Staff
At Crater High
To Attend Confab
Orlon Stone, Bonnie Sears, Gail
Skyrman and Kenneth Bigham,
accompanied by Mrs. Clara Belle
Bates, publications advisor, will
leave Friday to take part in the
28th annual Oregon High School
Press conference at the Univer
sity of Oregon Friday and Satur
day.
Stone, editor of the school
paper, “Crater Comments,” will
also take part in a panel dis
cusión concerning editorial pages
for school papers. Miss Sears is
associate editor of the paper. Miss
Skyrman is editor of the year
book, “Constellation” and Big
ham is one of the business man
agers.
The two day meeting will in
clude panel and departmental
meetings, annual conference ban
quet and a tour of the new journ
alism building, Eric W. Alla.i
Hall.
services
night, Wednesday, and will con en vocational tests Wednesday
tinue through Sunday, October by the state employment service.
of the w’ntten and man
31. Every night except Satur Results
ual dexterity tests are used to
day at 7:30 p.m. Rev. W. R. suggest eight to ten vocational
Miner of Arcadia, Calif, evange fields for each student. Students
list, will be speaking each night. are also counseled and their
Special Hawaiian guitar music names taken for employment
and singing in every service. after graduation.
Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Morn
Support your hometown mer
ing worship 11 a.m. Pre-prayer
service 7 p.m. Evening evange chants. Buy in Central Point.
listic service at 7:30 p.m. Corner
of Pine and Sixth streets.
H. James Kreider, pastor
Rodney Keating
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Chester Wendt
COUNTY SHERIFF
Howard Gault
COUNTY CLERK
Bereth Hopkins
COUNTY CORONER
Carlos Morris
Paid Political Advertisement—Jackson County Republican Central Committee
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