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About The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195? | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1956)
THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1956 Nielsens Observe Silver Wedding Date on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Nielsen of Central Point-Jacksonville highway celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Sunday, June 3, with an open house from 2 to 6 o’clock in the afternoon. The reception table, which held large cakes, was decorated with a large bowl of pink roses and white candles. Mrs. Grace Mulligan and Mrs. Jeanette Beih- ler served the guests. About 60 friends called dur ing the afternoon. The couple re ceived many lovely gifts and during the afternoon received four telephone calls of congrat ulation from relatives in Upland, Nebraska, and Tucson, Arizona. For the occasion, Mrs. Nielsen wore a coral pink dress with a crystal necklace which was a gift from her husband on their wedding day 25 years ago. The Nielsens have two sons, Allan and Randall, who are students at Central Point schools. Here for the celebration from distant points were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mulligan and Caroline Kay Nielsen from Okanogan, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bolin from Omak, Wash., Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Biehler and daughters, Janice and Connie, from Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jordan from Lincoln, Ne braska. —ANNOUNCEMENT— Due to the illness of some members the Womans Relief Corps of Wm. H. Harrison Post No. 27, was unable to get all flags distributed on the G.A.R. veterans graves Memorial Day. It also accounted for no service being held at the post command- bt ’ s grave side. We hope next year to follow our annual custom. Mrs. O. T. Wilson National Aid of W.R.C. CHAPEL MORTUARY FUNERAL DIRECTORS Across from Courthouse Frank Morgan PHONE 2-8030 Harold Snodgrasj MEDFORD, OREGON _______ CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN, CENTRAL POINT, OREGON Pink-Blue Shower Fetes Mrs. Clemence At Gold Hill Church Bv Adah Jones GOLD HILL—A pink and blue shower was given on the even ing off June 4 with Mrs. Don Clemence as honored guest, at the dining rooms of the Com munity Methodist church. Host ess for the occasion were Mrs. Theron Boen, Mrs. Leonard Kell, Mrs. Violet Ashley and Mrs. Ferd Jones. Pink and blue flow ers and pink and blue crepe paper was used for decorations. Games were played for enter tainment. A pink table held the at tractively wrapped gifts which were opened bv Mrs. Clemence assisted by Marjorie West. A number of friends who were not present sent gifts. Out of town quests were Mrs. W. C. Clemence, Mrs. Charles Clemence and daughters Martha and Debra Jean. Mrs. Earl Johnson and son Earl, all of Ashland; Mrs. Thomas Britt and small son of Eagle Point; Mrs. Violet Ashley of Portland. Others present were Mrs. Har ry Newnham, Mrs. Lloyd Gov ernor, Mrs. Nora Wait, Mrs. Mary Sutherland. Mrs. James Clements, Mrs. Stanley Brown, Mrs. LeRoy Dungey Mrs. Wilmer Bailey, Mrs. Nina Dusenberry, Mrs. Dale Smith and Miss Mar jorie West. Robert Conger Weds Mariorie Hunt In Home Ceremony Bv Mrs. Ray Doran TABLE ROCK—The Ray Bos worth home was the scene of a wedding Friday afternoon, June 1, at three o’clock when Robert Conger was united in marriage to Marjorie Hunt. Doctor Millard performed the ceremony before about 45 friends and guests. The table was decorated with lovely pink roses and pink cand les. Baskets of pink roses throughout the rooms carried out the theme. The bride’s sister, Ruth Ik- harn, Santa Monica, Calif., was maid of honor. Ray Bosworth was best man. The bride’s mother came from her home in Oakland, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Conger, Sr. were here from Prospect. The newlyweds will move in to their new home near Mc Cloud upon their return from a week’s wedding trip. OES MEETING TUESDAY Nevita Chapter 93, Order of Eastern Star, will hold a stated meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday, June 12, at the Masonic Temple. Re ports from grand chapter will be given. Shower Honors Miss Beth Eskew By Adah Jones GOLD HILL—Bride-elect Beth Eskew was honored on Tuesday evening when a large group of friends gave her a bridal show er. The affair was held at the Grange hail w’ith Mrs. Wilbur Martin. Mrs. Lawrence Smith, Mrs. S. M. Christej^en, Mrs. Nora Wait and Mrs. Sam Jones as hostesses. Miss Eskew, seated behind a table laden with gifts, was as sisted by her sister, Donna, and Marie Jones, at the pleasant task of opening the packages. Green and yellow crepe paper decorations and vases of roses furnished the decoration. Present for the occasion were Mesdames Ivan Smith, Paul Throne, Bob Jacks, Stanley Foley, Harry Foley, Jim Estre- mado, Joe Estremado, Harry Newnham, Ethel Eddington, Lucy Eddington. Nina Dusen berry, Roy Eskew, Raymond Rit ter, Dale Collins, Earl Moore, Walter McCleap, Grace Bruce, Ferd Jones, Iola Beman, Al Be- man, W. S. Dickinson, Melvin Burnett. Blanche Merriman, Dale Smith, Wilmer Bailey, Nell Mc- Cloy, Harold Densmore, Merle Stembridge, Marion Wolfe Stas- da, Wm. Wright, Don Hanscom, Lee Johnson, Dena Deets, Don Thumler, Rolland Washburn, Don Chapman, Thelbert Wright, Mary Sutherland, Millie Walker, J. G. Kofahl and Robert Dusenberry, Miss Gail Collins, Sandra Dens more and Jean Estremado. Refreshments were served in the dining room of the grange hall by the hostess and assist ants. A number of friends who were not present sent gifts. Bartletts Honored At Farewell Party Mr, and Mrs. Steve Bartlett were guests of honor at a fare well party last Thursday even ing, May 31, at the Legion Mem orial hall given by Central Point Jaycees and Jaycee-Ettes. Bartlett, former manager of Central Point Pharmacy, has purchased a drug store in Grants Pass. The family was presented with a farewell gift during the evening. About 20 families attended the potluck dinner and farewell party. Two Parties Honor Mrs. Ethel Fleischer Mrs. H J. (Ethel) Fleischer of Central Point, who is retiring from active teaching this year after 37 years service, was hon ored late last month at two parties by teachers of District 6. A family picnic was held May 21 at Tou Velle park by the UTILITY T SERVICE Qa..Pwetes« 1949 WILLYS 4-wheel drive Jeep Pickup TELEPHONE 2-5284 228 West Main - Medford le.M.r LADIES! Spring House Cleaning Friday and Saturday Only NOW Regular $5.98 $3.98 COTTON DRESSES . . . Junior Fixes 7-14 Regular $10.98 $6.98 NYLON PASTEL DRESSES COTTON SKIRTS $3.98 BLOUSE Clearance $2.00 each Childrens Pedal Pushers . . $1.98 ALL SALES FINAL - NO LAY AWAYS PAULINE'S FASHIONS Gold Arrow Stamps 337 E. Pine Central Point BIG-RANGE FEATURES Dial NO 4-1101 New “Super 2000“ Calrod' unit cook* faster than gat e Giant all-Calrod oven cook a complete meal for 2 or 24 e ^Deep-Well Thrift Cooker for tasty budget meal* * AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC e Minute Timer for precision timing |) Automatic Oven Temperature Control e TEROLE’S A couple of 1940 Chevrolets JEWELRY located in Crater Dept. Store, Central] Point) (Formerly Phone 2-7025 39 S. Bartlett MEDFORD "Lucky 7’’ PRIZES! Ball Point Pens BALLOONS FOR eddies W' Reversible Rota-Switches turn right or left Special $395.00 Lipstick Mirror Clip I Cooking - Water Heating - Refrigeration - Heating Propane tanks for rent—No need to buy. BEST BUYS NOW IN PROGRESS! June 6 to 13 Nylons Teachers' Association of School District 6. About 150 teachers and family members attended the evening event. Mrs. Fleischer was presented with a gift of a folding aluminum picnic table. On May 31, faculty and staff of Crater High school honored Mrs. Fleischer at a party. She was given a gift of an electric frying pan from the teachers. TANK GAS SERVICE Fair condition. FREE GIFTS! PAGE FIVE All Porcelain Finish Regular $199.95 NOW $149.95 Bettor than average condi tion for that fishing or work ?ar. Take your pick at $95.00 each STEVENS Auto Sales, Inc. Hudson * Willys - Rambler 505 N. Central OPEN 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Phono 3-3655 Medford AND YOUR OLD RANGE KIDS! Come in today and enter Hotpoint's Hollywood Holiday Contest! Ladles- Come in for your FREE GIFT! City Appliance, Inc. "MEDFORD'S EXCLUSIVE HOTPOINT DEALER" Across from Penney's Phone 3-5306 127 North Central Avenue MEDFORD
