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About The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195? | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1956)
PAGE TWO fewiral Point A M E II 1I 'A A’ “Official newspaper of the City of Central Point, Oregon" Published weekly on Thursday by Central Point Publishing Co., Cnester A. Ashton and Cecil A. Sharpe Jr., owners. HOME FOR REST Mrs. Charles Novosad of Cen tral Point Cleaners is home now taking a well earned rest. She has been working at the shop, but now plans to turn her hand to housekeeping. Entered as second class matter at the postoffice, Centra! Point, Oregon, under the Act ol March 3, 1897. Re-estabiished September 13. J «28. Theta Rho Girls To Attend Assembly In McMinnville SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year _ ___ $2.50 Six Months $1.75 Five girls and the chapter ad visor from Central Point will attend the state assembly for Theta Rho girls to be held June 14, 15 and 16 in McMinnville. Girls from the Beta Chi chap ter who will attend are Earlene Obenshain, Judy Singleton, Mary Elin Burkhart. Julia Thomson and Dorinda Glenn. Mrs. Ralph Burkhart, club advisor, will ac company the girls. At the last meeting of Beta Chi chapter, Mrs. Lillian Weid- fnan, Mrs. LaMurle Farrar, Mrs. Tempe Hayes and Jean McKay were initiated into the club. Mrs. Doris Burkhart was installed as club advisor. Mrs. Alice Van Der Steen was named assistant advisor. Appointed to the board of control were Lula Glen, Doris Bernard, LaMurle Farrar. Advertising rates on Application Cecil A. Sharpe Jr., Editor 141 North Second St. Telephone NO 4-1323 Book Briefs From Central Point Public Library Aris Van Hoy We recently received another shipment of books from Medford, and the following list will give you a chance to have a pre-view of the assortment received. Fo r mystery fans we have “Treasury Book of Sherlock Holmes Stories" by Doyle; "The Riddle Book of Samson" by Garve; and “Case of the Fan Dancer's Horse” by Gardener. Western books include: "Dead Warrior” by Myers; “Thunder in the Sun” by O’Rourke; “Van ishing American" by Grey, and “Land of the Lawless” by Sav age. “The Scarlet Cord" by Slaugh ter. and “Silver Leopard" by F. Van Wyck Mason, are historical novels. Science-fiction books include "Re-Birth” by Wvndham. and "End of Eternity” by Asimor. Other fiction books to cover various types of reading include: “The Incredible Grants" by Meany; "Cloudy Jewel" by Lutz; "The Boyd's of Black River” by Edmonds: "Jane Eyre” by Bronte; "Anne Jbrdan' by Post; “John Bonwell” bv Pulse; “The River Road" by Keyes; Danger ous Days" by Rinehart, and •Another Sky” by Babson. Non-fiction books cover a wide variety of subjects and in clude; "So Near and Yet So F’.ir” by Emilv Kimbrough; "Treasurers in the Depths” by Uhl; "Lost Trails. Lost Cities" Just Right For Your THURSDAY. JUNE 7. 1356 CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN. CENTRAL POINT. OREGON by Fawcett; “Everyday Games for Children”; "Liberia Redis covered” by Young; “The Sea Around Us” by Carson; “Meet Mr. Eisenhower” by Smith; “Where The Wind Blows Free” by Winchell; “Never Too Young To Earn” by Paradise, and “Love or Perish” by Blanton. Young people in the fifth thru eighth grades have the fol- Jlowing books from which to choose: “The Island Stallion” by Farley; “The Fables of India” by Gaer; "Thimble Summer” by Enright; "The Peddler’s Cart" by Coatsworth; "Mystery of Ding Dong Gulch” by Carter; "Red Silk Pantalettes" by Harper; “Starlight by Woody”; "A Truly Little Girl" by Smith; “Day break at Sampy Place” by Wright; “Steady—A Baseball Story” by Renick and “The House at Pooh Corner” by Milne. Remodeling Project Started Monday At Confectionery A new name, a new sign and a new look will soon adorn the former Wisely’s Confections building. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Titus, new owners of the confectionery, closed the shop this week for extensive remodeling. The new name chosen for the local business will be The Center Confections. Carpenters have been working this week to enlarge the kitchen facilities of the store. Counters will be rearranged and the in terior of the building will be redecorated Mrs Titus said that they are planning to design the confec tionery to provide take out ser vice on fountain and grill items. Re-opening is scheduled for Monday of next week. Chinese Tea Room • • CHINESE AMERICAN « NEW HOURS Paquin & Story Wall Drilling Pumps and Plumbing * TRRMS ARRANGED PhMM: GR S-2S3I. GR S-742S •57 Hwy. 9« Smith GRANTS PASS. ORE. a meal from your HOME FOOD FREEZER Ever caught napping when unexpected guests arrive? Like to prepare for parties, picnics — or that special dinner — well in advance? . 9 RCA Victor Sportsman Portable Radio. Now non- broakable “Impoc" case. Guaranteed 5 years I Power ful performance on batter ies, AC or DC. "Golden Throat" tone. Two-tone gray or two-tone light green. Model 7BX5 $36.50 With battery Like to add an hour or so of leisure time to your busy day — and still treat your family to delicious, nutritious meals? TA FREEZER! SEE YOUR FAVORITE APPLIANCE DEALER A Western Company ou ned and operated by Western People Corner of Main and Bartlett MEDFORD
