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THURSDAY. MAY 31. 1956 CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN. CENTRAL POINT. OREGON Crude Roll Mothers Hear Nurse Talk, GiveFare wellS hower Job's Daughters Guardian Council Installed in Thursday Ceremony Installation of the new Guard ian Council of Job’s Daughters, Bethel 38 of Central Point, was held at the May 24 meeting of the bethel. • Thelma Schild, Grand Guard ian of the state of Oregon con ducted the ceremony. Those taking office were Mrs. Paul Snook, guardian; Melvin McGrew, associate g u a rd i a n, Mrs. William Ask with, secretary; Mrs. Leonard Warren, treasurer; and Mrs. Lewis Kilbourn, musici an. Guardian of Socialibity, Mrs. Archie Purdy; assistants, Mrs. Harry Elden, Mrs. Melvin Bur nett and Mrs. J. N. Chausse. Guardian of Paraphernalia, Mrs. A. M. Setness. Guardian of Hos pitality, Mrs. E. V. Goff and assistants, Mrs. Leo Ghelardi and Mrs. Gay Anderson. Guardian of Finance, ‘Mr. and Mrs. Victor Noel. Directors of Transporta, tion, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Abbott. Guardian of Publicity, Mrs. Eu- gent Ferrell and Mrs. Scott Ham- liton, assistant. Promoter of Community Interests, Mr. Robert Stewart, assistant, Mrs. Bernice McCue. Director of Epochs, Mrs. Richard Stratton. Promoter of Faternal Relations, .Mrs. Melvin McGrew. Assisting Mrs. Schild with the ceremony were A. E. Stevens, installing associate guardian; Mrs. Wallace Brill, guide; Mrs. Ray Allred, marshal; Mrs. C. D. Elhart, chaplain; Mrs. Gene Snook, musician; and Mrs. Char les Clary, secretary. Preceding the installation, the executive officers of the guard ian council and line officers of the bethel honored Mrs. Schild and Mrs. Elhart at dinner in Medford at the Jackson hotel. During the meeting, Mrs. Set ness was presented her past guardian pin from the bethel and she in turn presented the Beulah Faber Traveling Guardian Pin to the new guardian, Mrs. Snook. Queen Vicki congratulated the new members of the council as did Mrs. Schild and other guests. Vistors and members introduced were Mrs. Paul Selby, guardian of Bethel 55 and librarian of the Grand Guardian Council; Jean Reed, guardian of Bethel 22, Ashland; Margaret Selby, junior princess of Bethel 55 and Grand Bethel Marshal; Key Askwith, chaplain of Bethel 38 and Grand Bethel Inner Guard; Marcia Clary, queen elect of Bethel 22 and Grand Bethel representative to Alberta, Canada; Vic Noe!, past associate guardian of Bethel 38; Martha Elhart, past grand guardian and past guardian of Bethel 22; Mrs. Melvin McGrew, worthy matron of Nevita chap ter, Central Point and Melvin McGrew, associate guardian of Bethel 38 and grand junior cust odian. Spring flowers adorned the Bethel room and serving table. On the decoration committee were Rachel Hamilton, Jeanette Purdy and Mrs. Hamilton. Serv- We Rent Almost Everything! The most complete rental Service in the valley CALL US! ing on the table decorations and refreshment committe were Ruth and Maxine Day, Nancy Hooper, Donna Burnett and their moth ers. Bethel 38 will hold initiation June 14 and the affair will be formal. Christian Circle Meets at Reames Women of the Christian Circle of the First Presbyterian church of Central Point met for the May meeting at the home of Mrs. E. E. Reames on Crater Lake highway. A dessert luncheon was serv ed by the hostess and Mrs. O. T. Wilson preceding the business meeting. Mrs. Donald E. Faber, president, presided over the meeting. Guests were Dr. and Mrs. Bert Elliott, who showed some of their pictures of the Holy Land. Historical Society Schedules Meeting Annual meeting of the South ern Oregon Historical Society will be held June 4 in the Ma sonic hall in Jacksonville. Din ner will be prepared and served at 6:30 p.m. by the ladies of the Eastern Star for $1.50 per plate. After the dinner and election of officers, all who care to will visit the museum. Telephone reservations before June 1 to'Medford 3-2675, Med ford 2-6487 or Jacksonville 9-8322. 3rd Chin-Up Club Antique Sale Set The third annual antique show and sale, sponsored by the Jack- son county chapter of the Chin- Up club, will be held June 1 and 2 in the Pioneer Room of the Jackson hotel in Medford. Funds derived go to the han dicap aid equipment pool. The Chin-Up club is a national org anization of the handicapped having a physical disability of 25 per cent or more Seven antique dealers have al ready taken space at the show and more are expected Doors will be open from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. both days. Free coffee will be served and Chin- Up club members will be on hand to greet visitors. Oregon Dimes March Sets New High Mark The 1956 March of Dimes cam paign in Oregon set a new all- time high record of $687,557.85 passing the 1955 total of $681,- 404.94. it was reported today by N. Thos. Stoddard, state March of Dimes chairman. Stoddard praised the county campaign directors and their workers for doing an outstand ing job. In Jackson county a total of •$37,849.35 were raised in the 1956 drive. GUESTS FROM CHICAGO Mr and Mrs. James P. Curran of Chicago are visiting in Cen tral Point with Mr. and Mrs. J M. Owen. Curran is with the Cuner Press in Chicago. Cradle Roll Mothers club of the Central Point Community Bible church met at the home of Mrs. B. M Thumler Tuesday, May 22. Nineteen members were pres Resident offices from Seattle ent. Members are very grateful to Mary Cochran, public health to Riverside will hold informal nurse, for her interesting and open-house celebrations to mark enlightening discussion of In the 24th anniversary of J. Henry fectious Hepatitas. on which Heiser & Co. on June 1. booklets were given to each Founded by J. Henry Heiser in mother present. 1932, the west coast investment A farewell hankerchief show management firm has grown er was given in honor of Mrs. BROWNS HAVE GIRL from its original office in Port A daughter was born to Mr Steve Bartlett. The Bartletts are land to a current total of 23 and Mrs. Charles Brown. Central moving soon to a new business offices throughout Oregon, Wash Point, on Sunday, May 20, at location in Grants Pass. The fam ily also plans to make their Community hospital in Medford. ington and California with 206 Weight at birth was nine pounds. employees. home there. The Medford office is located Mrs. Bartlett was in charge of in the Fluhrer building. the flower committee and pub licity. Mrs. Robert Sutherland will take over the flower com mittee and Mrs. K. C. Vande- Well Drilling Kamp will handle publicity. Pumps and Plumbing It was announced that Ruth TKRM8 ARHANGKD Minger has been confined to bed Phssst; GR S-2S3I. GR S-742S for the next 30 days. We under «57 Hwy 99 South TO REPORT NEWS ITEMS stand that callers will be wel GRANTS PASS. ORE. PHONE 4-1323 come. Also the Wayne Vincents have had four members of the family ill in the past few weeks. Our Cooking - Water Heating - Refrigeration - Heating most sincere wishes and prayers Propane tanka for rent—No need to buy. are offered for their fast and complete recovery. TELEPHONE 2-5284 Cradle Roll Mothers are plan ning to honor the fathers at the 228 West Main - Medford June meeting with a father's day hamburger fry. The get-to gether will be informal. Meeting place, date and time will be announced later. Devotions were given by Mrs. A. Fitzgerald and refreshments were served by Mrs. F. Caughie and Mrs. R. Dunn. Any expectant mother or mother of a toddler who does not at present have a church home, is extended an invitation to come to the Cradle Roll meet ings. They will be most welcome. Contact Mrs. John Clark at NO 4-1350. Investment Firm To Hold Open House Paquin & Story TANK GAS SERVICE $8.75 Typing Table SON FOR FISHER A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. David Fisher, Central Point, on Tuesday, May 29, at Com munity hospital in Medford. Weight at birth was nine pounds. GIRL FOR SANDERS Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sanders of Route 2, Central Point, are parents of a daughter born Fri day, May 25, at Community hos pital in Medford. Birth weight was eight pounds. 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