The Central Point American., August 02, 1956, Page 3, Image 3

THURSDAY. AUGUST 2. 1956
Reception Honors
Reverend Walton
At Gold Hill
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By Adah Jones
GOLD HILL—The reception
held for Rev. and Mrs. Walton
of the Community Methodist
church on Sunday was well at­
tended. Guests from Grants Pass
and Medford were welcomed.
Punch and cookies wrere serv­
ed with Mrs. Nora Wait pouring.
Mrs. Earl Moore and Mrs. Paul
Molloy had charge of the punch;
Mrs. Roy Eskew and Mrs. Geo.
Dorman made the room attrac­
tive with arrangements of glad-
iolas and dahlias.
Rev. Walton, with tape re­
corder played, some of the spec­
ial musical numbers that have
been enjoyed at the church ser­
vices recently.
Ted Schoeneman of Highway
99 north underwent major surg­
ery at the Veterans hospital in
Portland last Friday. He is now
recovering nicely and will be
home in near future.
Col. and Mrs. Harold Kofahl
and children, Tish, Mike, Pat and
Robert are spending part of
their vacation at the home of
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
Kofahl, of 99 north. Enroute here
they visited Mrs. Kofahl’s moth­
er, Mrs. J. B. Peterson in Salt
Lake and Col. Kofahl’s sister
and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
McMasters at Menlo Park, Calif.
Col. Kofahl is chief of person­
nel procurement division of the
Air Force at the Pentagon and
their home is at Falls Church,
Va.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRov Wilson
recently returned from San Fran­
cisco where they went to get
information about Mrs. Wilson
and baby Nancy making a visit
to wes’ern Honduras. Mrs. Wil­
son who is a citizen of that
country wished to visit her moth­
er who is ill but found she would
be unable to make the trip and
take the baby with her. She
is planning on getting her cit­
izenship here as soon as she can.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hoffman
of 99 north have as a guest,
Mrs. Hoffman’s sister, Mrs. Hel­
en Wagner, from Leithfield. Minn.
Mrs. Wagner recently lost her
husband by death.
Mr. and Mrs Thelbert Wright
and family of Sardine creek rec­
ently left for Boise. Ida., where
they are visiting Mrs. Wright’s
.parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Price
Sr., and son, Johnnie, returned
last week from a six weeks trip
to the south eastern section of
the US, their former home. Go­
ing by way of southern route
they visited Mrs. Price’s sister
in San Antonio. Tex. and on to
Atlanta, Georgia where they
joined in a family reunion at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Price, parents of Truman Sr.
From there on to Tampa and
Zepherwells, Florida. Mrs. Price’s
iformer home was at Zepher-
wells. She was a nurse in Flor­
ida and met Mr. Price there
when he was in the navy. They
returned home by way of Salt
Lake City. Mrs Price is a nurse
at Sacred Heart hospital. Mr.
Price a retired navy officer is
at present employed at Jed-
dloh’s Sweed mill.
Drivers Forfeit
Bail to Court
Farewell Party
Fetes Kunzman
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kunz­
man were honored with a sur­
prise farewell party • at their
home Tuesday evening by mem­
bers of the Crater High school
faculty and friends.
Kunzman is planning to leave
about September 1 to accept a
position with the Oregon State
Department of Agriculture. He
has been vocational agriculture
instructor arjd FFA chapter ad­
visor at Crater High school.
Mr. and Mrs. Kunzman were
presented with gifts of an elec­
tric fry pan and several pieces
of crystal ware. Refreshments of
salad, pie and coffee were serv­
ed.
Those attending were: Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Meyer, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Mellbye, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Knapp, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Straus, Mr. and Mrs. H. P.
Jewett, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Obenchain, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­
liam Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Sutherland. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Holbrook, Mr. and Mrs. James
Gay, Mr. and Mrs. John Smock,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Warren,
Miss Martha Boshears, Mrs.
Frances Willett, Norman Car-
others, William McFardane. Out-
of-town guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Nat Etzel of Eagle Point,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dubie of
Phoenix.
Forfeits for traffic violations
were collected Monday, July 30,
by City Recorder Arden Pink­
ham after motorists cited for
offenses had failed to appear in
city court.
Forfeits taken were as follows:
Norris K. Porter, Medford, red
light, $5; Orville O. Brown, Med­
ford red light $5; Arthur W.
Sharp Route 2, Central Point,
illegal U turn. $5.
Elsie C. Dawson, Route 1, Cen­
tral Point failure to yield right
of w’ay, $5; Wilford C. Boye,
Route 1, Central Point, basic
rule, $10; Roger A. Seman, Cen­
tral Point, basic rule, $10.
Rawley P. Rogers, Medford,
basic rule, $10; William N. Peery,
O’brie i, basic rule, $10.
Readiness Tests
Set August 21-22
School readiness tests for
pupils in District 6C who will
not be six years old until after
November 15 will be given on
August 21 and 22.
Children who will be allowed
to take the test must be six be­
fore Jan. 15 A child who shows
a mental maturity of six years
and six months on the test will
be admitted on trial.
The testing will be at the
third grade building at the Cen­
tral Point Elementary school.
Each pupil is tested by himself
and parents should call the sup­
erintendent’s office, NO 4-2793
for appointments.
—Mrs. Gorden and Mrs. C. Ash­
ton; pholox—Mrs. Kincaid, Mrs.
Ashton and Mi's. Seymour; tetra
Snapdragons—Mrs. J. E. Harper,
red; any other—Mrs. B. M.
Kline, Mrs. .Hughes and Mrs.
R C. Kline. Dahlias, seedling—
Mrs. Hughes; dahlias—Mrs. Sey­
mour. Mrs. Gorden and Mrs.
Hughes. Tuberous begonias,
single—Mrs. John Holmer, red;
double—Mrs. Green, Mrs .Victor
Birdseye and Mrs. Holmer; pot­
ted begonias—Mrs. Harper. Lli-
ies, tiger—Mrs. Holmer and Mrs
Floux; henryi—Mrs Gale Culy
and Mrs. Holmer; others—Mrs.
Culy, Delmar Smith and Mrs.
Green. Davlilies—Mrs. Culy. Mrs.
Lonard Freeman and Mrs. Holm­
er. Tea roses—Mrs. Floux and
Mrs. Gorden: floribunda—Mrs.
Seymour. Mrs. Holmer and Mrs
Hixson.
Gladioli, miniature—Mrs. Kay;
salmon—Mrs. Olen Poe, Mrs, O.
T. Wilson and Mrs. Kincaid; Red
<—Mrs. Poe, red and Mrs. Suther­
land. white; pink—Mrs. Poe,
Mrs. Richard Stratton and Mrs.
Hughes; cream—Mrs. Warren
Patterson. Mrs. Bohnert and Mrs
Holmer; orange—Mrs. Bohnert,
red; white—Mrs. Hughes, Mrs.
Wallace West and Mrs. Seymour;
orchid—Mrs. Poe and Mrs. West;
purple—Mrs. Poe, .red; yellow—
Mrs. Hughes, red, and Mrs. Poe,
white; others—Mrs. Poe and Mrs.
Larry Starks.
Other arrangement winners
were "A Summer’s Day”, At
Dawning—Mrs. Kay, blue, Mrs
Floux, red and Mrs. Gorden,
white; High Noon—Mrs. Suth­
erland, Mrs. Gorden and Mrs.
Bert Elliott; Eventide — Mrs.
Floux, Mrs. Gorden and Mrs
Birdseye. Arrangements for the
home using accessories — Mrs
Floux, Mrs. Lewis and Mrs Hol­
mer; “My Desire”, a favorite
arrangement—Mrs. Harper. Mrs.
Elliott and Mrs. Floux; arrange­
ment for the beginner — Mrs.
Steve Benston, Mrs. Anhorn and
Mrs. Avis Weisel. Miniature ar­
rangements— Mrs. D. Patterson,
Mrs. Charles Jantzer and Mrs
W Patterson; small—Mrs. Green.
Mrs. Sutherland and Mrs Gord­
en Arrangement using fruit and/
or vegetables-»-Mrs. Foux, Mrs.
Elliott and Mrs. Huffine; ar­
rangement with dry materials,
local—Mrs Hixson and Mrs.
Gorden; imported — Mrs. Floux
and Mrs. Kay; colored — Mrs.
Sutherland. Mrs. Kay and Mrs.
Jantzer. Corsage, formal—Mrs.
Gorden, Mrs. Kay and Mrs.
Floux; informal — Mrs. Jantzer,
Mrs. Cora True and Mrs Anhorn.
Winners in the junior division
were nursev ryhmes—Dick An­
derson, Jill Anderson. James B.
Anhorn and Cathy Anhorn; pop­
ular songs, grades— Bill Jones
and Shirley Savage; popular
songs, high school- Sharon An­
derson and Julie Ashton. Bird
house entries by Central Point
Juvenile Grange members re­
sulted in blue ribbon to Bob
Kuest, red to Judy Frink and
white to Carolce Kuest.
Judges were Mrs. C. F. Gregg
and Mrs. Charles Anderson of
Eugene, accredited judges of Na­
tional Council of State Garden
clubs and Mrs. R. T. Nichol,
Medford, student judge.
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SAVE ON
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VISIT FROM NEVADA
Mr. and Mrs. N. Bywater of
Las Vegas, Nevada, have been
the guests of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Bywater, of Old
Stage road.
Church to Show
Film on Korea
Flower Show
Winners Listed
Torn from a country ravaged
by war, the desperate story of a
people’s struggle to survive. This
heart-gripping story is depicted
in the film, “Of Such Is the
Kingdom.”
The picture will be shown at
the Community Bible church at
7:45 p.m. Tuesday, August 7.
Larry Skinner, representative of
World Vision. Inc. will direct
the showing the picture.
.Korea’s blood-soaked hills are
green again . . . but the scars
on the maimed little bodies and
broken spirits remain. A film
document in sound and color
highlighted by the Harry Hold
Korean Orphan story.
Horticultural ribbon winners
were annuals, double marigolds
—Mrs. W. B. Kincaid, blue, Mrs.
W. I. Sutherland, red and Mrs.
Arnold Bohnert, white; single
petunias—Mrs. Kay, Mrs. Don
Patterson and Mrs. L. E. Hughes;
ruffled petunias — Mrs. Gaston
Floux and Mrs. Joe Huffine;
double petunias—Mrs. L. H. Sey­
mour, blue; small zinnias—Mrs.
Kay, red; large zinnias—Mrs.
Kincaid and Mrs. Sutherland;
sweet t>eas—Mrs. Seymour; cos­
mos—Mrs. L. C. Gorden. Mrs.
D. Patterson and Mrs Seymour;
ageratum, Mra. Hughes and
phlox, Mrs. Hughes.
Perennials—biennials, daisies
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