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THUHSDAY, JUNE 21. 1958
CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN. CENTRAL POINT. OREGON
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Initiation Ceremonies Held
Thursday by Job's Daughters
Central Point Bethel 38, Job’s
Daughters, held initiation cere
monies on Thursday evening,
June 14. Retiring Honored Queen
Vicki Noel presided at this final
meeting of the bethel for the
term. Misses Lea Padgett, Patsy
Bal jo, Janet Hobbs and Karen
Golding were the candidates in
itiated.
Introduced and escorted were
Miss Anita Conger, Past Honor-
er Queen; Mrs. Paul Snook, new
Bethel Guardian; Melvin Mc
Grew, associate guardian; Mrs.
Al M. Setness, past guardian;
Victor Noel, past associate guard
ian, all from Bethel 38, Central
Point.
Miss Noel thanked her officers
and choir, guardian council, and
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Noel for their assistance during
her term as honored queen.
Birthday greetings were ex
tended to Misses Chloe Carson,
Arlene Chause and Sally Elden.
It was announced that a form
al dinner dance honoring Re
tiring Honored Quee n Vicki
Noel will be held at the Jackson
hotel on Saturday, June 23 at
7:00, A swimming party for
bethel members will be held in
July, date to be anounced later.
•Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Leonard Warren and Lin
da, Mrs. B. Sam Taylor and
Patty, Mrs. J. S. Scalberg, Lor
raine and Janet and Mrs. Victor
Noel and Vicki. Red and white
roses were used for centerpiece.
Chapter room decoration com-
mittee included Misses Ruth
Day, Janet Kilburn and Mrs.
Lewis Kilbourn.
Practice for installation will
be held on Monday, June 25 at
7:00 p.m. Miss Marla Jean Ab-
bott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
C. William Abbott, Central
Point, Oregon will be installed
as honored queen at a public
ceremony on Thursday evening,
June 28, at 7:30 p.m. Crater
Chapter, Order of DeMolay, will
assist in the coronation.
An addendurfi, written and di
rected by Mrs. Scott Hamilton,
entitled “Cloud Dusters’’ was pre
sented honoring Misses Vicki
Noel, Marla Jean Abbott, Nadra
Moore, Gwen Moore and Anita
Conger, Crater High school grad
uates; eighth grade graduates
also honored were Misses
Rachel Hamilton, Ruth Day,
Julie Ashton. Laurel Setness.
Jeanette Purdy, Chloe Carson,
Patti Barber, Ellen Ward, Betty
Pestka, Karen Larsen, Nancy
Stewart, Lea Padgett. Patsy
Baljo and Karen Golding. All
emerged from the “cloud dust
ing” with halos, including Mrs.
Al M. Setness, “graduate” past
guardian of the bethel.
Ten Members Attend
Relief Corps Meet
Tuesday Afternoon
Women’s Relief Corps of
Central Point met on Tuesday,
June 19. at the Legion Memorial
hall with ten members present.
During the business meeting,
the inability of the group to
meet at the cemetery on Mem
orial Day because of illness and
absence of members on vacation
was discussed.
A luncheon of cake and coffee
was served by Margaret Wilson
after the business session. The
luncheon was to celebrate birth
days of members occurring in
April, May and June.
Four members honored Were
Margaret Wilson, Mary Foster,
Ethel Griggs and Jo Whaley.
Those attending were Marg
aret Wilson, Emma Jones, Mary
Foster, Emma Pence, Evelyn
Novak, Bess Henderson, Jo
Whaley, Eethel Griggs, Maggie
Biehn and Rose Hermanson.
The next meeting will be July
17 in the Legion Memorial hall.
1st Birthday Party
Fetes David Langston
David Langston celebrated his
first birthday on Monday, June
11, with a party at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Langston.
Ice cream and cake were
served with many nice birthday
/
Chinese
gifts presented to the young
man.
Attending were David’s uncles.
Jim and Larry Peebles of Grants
Pass; his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Russ Peebles, also of Grants
Pass, and Mr. and Mrs Bert
Langston, of Central Point; and
his older brother, Mike Lang
ston.
G. Brown Presides
At Homemakers Meet
Table Rock 4-H Homemaking
club met recently with Glenna
Brown, president, presiding.
Roll call was conducted by
the secretary, Carol Myers.
Alleta Meyers led the salute
to the flags.
A question period was held
by the club leader. Meeting
time was changed to 3 p.m.
Wednesday. Members worked on
their projects before the meet-
ing was adjourned
Anita Pierce,
Reporter
Nov. 30—End of 2nd Sr- -weeks
Reports to parents
County Conference may be
held some time in Oct. or Nov.
Dec. 2!—Friday — Early Dis
missal—Beginning Christmas va-
cation.
Dec. 24—Jan. 1—Christmas va-
cation
Jan. 2—Wednesday—First day
of school after Christmas vaca
tion
Jan. 18—End of 3rd Six-weeks
period—Report to parents
March 1—End of 4th Six-weeks
period—Report to parents
Mar. 11-16—Spring vacation
April 19—End of 5th Six-
weeks—Report to parents
May 24—Friday—8th grade
program—Gold Hill
May 26 Sunday—Baccalaurate
for Crater High seniors
May 27 Monday—Sams Valley
8th grade program.
May 28 Tuesday—8th grade
program—Central Point
May 29 Wednesday — Crater
High Commencement program
May 30—Holiday — Memorial
Dav
May 31—Closing date—Teach-
ers on duty to complete records
and reports
TROUBLESOME
Some people have just con-
science enough to make them
miserabl it it to strong to let
them walk the wrong way in
peace.
Our nation must have two po-
litical parties—or how could
people vote when hard times
come
TO REPORT NEWS ITEMS
PHONE 4-1323
School Calendar
Listed for 1956-57
Sept. 3 Monday—Labor-Day
holiday
Sept. 4 Tuesday—Teachers re
port for organization meetings.
Sept. 5-6 Wed., Thurs.—In
service training program.
Sept. 7—Building meetings of
teachers
Sept. 10—Opening day for
pupils
Oct. 19—End of First six weeks.
Reports to parents
Nov. 12—Holiday — Veterans
Day on Sunday Nov. 11
Nov. 22-23—Thanksgiving hol
idays—Early dismissal on Wed
nesday
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Warren Holbrook, art instruct
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