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THURSDAY. JUNE 28. 1956 CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN, CENTRAL POINT, OREGON Beth Eskew, Douglas Ness Take Nuptial Vows in Gold Hill Rites By Adah Jones GOLD HILL—At a ceremony held June 23 at 2 p.m. at the Community Methodist church in Gold Hill, Miss Beth Eskew was wedded to Douglas Ness of Ore gon City. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eskew of Sar dine Creek and the bridegroom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ness of Oregon City. Mrs. Grace Bruce, at the org an, played traditional wedding Haskins' SAW SHOP Machine Sharpening SAWS Chain—Circle—Hand LAWN MOWERS TOOLS Scissors - Pinking Shears Sharpened Knives Serrated 1736 North Riverside MEDFORD, ORBGON music preceding the ceremony, while guests were ushered in by Duane and Jerry Eskew, broth ers of the bride. Candles were lighted by Larry Eskew, anoth er brother, and Miss Caryl Ness, sister of the groom. Mrs. Norman Gail sang “Walk Hand in Hand With Me” and "A Wedding Prayer.” Rev. How’ard Walton perform ed the double ring ceremony with a background of baskets of pink and white flowers, of Dorothy Perkins roses and Esth er Reed daisies and white regal lilies, also other garden flow’ers. The bride was escorted and giv en in marriage by her father. She wore a ballarina length white nylon dress over taffeta. A white pillbox cap decorated with pearls held in place her finger tip veil of illusion. She carried a white nosegay of white carnations and stephanot- is. Miss Donna Eskew, sister of the bride, as bridesmaid, wore a pink dotted nylon, ballerina length dress and carried a pink nosegay of roses and carnations with a head band of white flowers. Jim Mills, friend of the bride groom was best man. The reception, held in the ECONOMY MARKET Central Point 420 Pine WHERE PRICES ARE ALWAYS LOW NEW STORE HOURS K. Week Days .... 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sundays....................... 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Watch for extra specials THIS WEEK END dining room, featured decora tions of pink and white flowers in • baskets, the color being car ried out in the tables. Miss Mary Ellen Holbrook of Roseburg, college roommate of the bride, cut the cake She was assisted in serving by Miss Jean Marshall of Forest Grove. Mrs. Merle Stembridge of Medford and Miss Inez Bowerman of Springfield poured Mrs. Al Be- ir.sn had charge of the guest book. For her daughter’s wedding. Mrs. Eskew’ wore a navy blue lace dress with carnation cor sage. The bridegroom’s mother wore a pale blue lace dress and carnation corsage. The brides going away outfit consisted of a grey print sheath dress, gold colored file duster and white hat. Immediately after the wedding they left for a wedding trip down the coast where he will finish his service in July with the navy. The young couple ex pect to make their home in Klamath Falls where Mrs. Ness will teach and Mr. Ness will attend school at OTI. Mrs. Ness is » June graduate from SOCE and was a graduate of Gold Hill high school. Health Board Urge« Examinations for All First Graders The state board of health Thursday urged parents to ob tain complete physical and dent al examinations as soon as pos sible for all children entering school for the first time this fall. Dr. Harold M. Erickson, state health officer, said that Oregon school authorities ask parents for records of such medical and dental examinations at the time children first register. Examinations should be ob tained early to allow time to complete immunization schedules and any corrective work which is indicated, Dr. Erickson said. He also reminded parents that many school districts require copies of birth certificates for all new admissions. These copies may be obtained by writing or visiting the state board of health, room 979, Portland state office building. One dollar should ac- , company the request .for each copy. Information should include the full names of the child and the parents, and the date and place of birth, to enable state board of health staff members to searrti the records. PAGE FIVE Friday Dinner Party Fetes Brocks Mother Mr. and Mrs. Ira Brock were hosts at a dinner party last Fri day evening at their home on Bush street. Guest of honor was his moth er. Mrs. John Murphy, of Med ian!. The party celebrated her birthday. In addition to Mr. and Mrs. Brock, those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oetinger Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oetinger Jr. and three children, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy. Accidents in State Surpass Traffic Count for 1955 Traffic accidents and injuries in Oregon are running ahead of 1955 so far this year, the state traffic safety division reports from Salem. The state also has a 20 per cent increase in deaths for the first four months of the year. By the end of April, latest month for which accident figures are available, 19,953 mishaps had been reported. The total for the same period in 1955 showed 19,- 675. Those injured in acidents dur ing the first four months totalled 4,618 as compared with 4,319 last year at the same time. Division officials said the months ahead, when vacation travel is at its peak, may tell the story as far the state’s traf fic record for the year is con cerned. In an effort to reduce acci dents during this period, Oregon has joined in a nationwide traf fic safety program called "Slow Down and Live." Its aim is to re duce accidents traceable to what safety men call "in a hurry” complex which results in such violations as unsafe passes, fol lowing too closely and excessive speed. BACK FROM MIDWEST Mr. and Mrs. John Cupp re turned last weekend from a va cation and business trip which took them to the midwest. Cupp reported a terrible drouth in parts of Missouri and low’a. Crop,, were suffering heavily from lack of moisture. BOY FOR KIMMONS Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kim- mons of Route 1, Central Point, are parents of a son born Sun day, June 24. at Community hos- munity hospital in Medford Birth weight was 8 pounds, 15 ounces. New hours at THE CENTER: Sundays, 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Weekdays, 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. AUTO FIRE LIABILITY HEALTH - ACCIDENT BONDS NOTARY PUBLIC The M & M Agency Margaret Naples, Realtor Corner Third 8< Pine Street Phone NOrmandy 4-2583 Central Point. Oregon We don't »ell everything— but we do sell REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE FOR YOU AT DUNHAM’S All SLEEPING BAGS GIRL FOR SUMMERS Fourth of July •Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Summers of Route 2, Central Point, are parents of a daughter, born Thursday, June 21, at Sacred Heart hospital in Medford. Birth weight was 5% pounds. Motor TUNE-UP Look beautiful—be comfortable on the holidays. 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