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PXGE TWO MEDFORD MXTL TRTETTNE,-JifEDFORD,' OREOONTr TmtRSDAY. 'APRIL 12, 1028. i having arrived the fore part of 'the week at Frank Newman's and irt'in there in iiiiikinK calls in hi friend. Puul will b remem beifd uk the huh of Mv. Cecilia 1'iHnielHter, who hud a studio in our city several yeum ago. , Since leaving here ho has attend ' fd hcIiouI in Oakland and hud fitted himself to do an engineer. tand has been working in this ca- : parity on ships fur the lust few ciir.-t and linn seen considerable sea life, having made trips to AiiKlralfa. the South Sea island. CENTUM, I'OINT. April 12. i (.uhn am IUII1I(.roU)l alher place.. 1 Tlwro will he nti entertainment ami jM nuW tuklnx a month's va-' and box social given at the Cell-i cation, iie comes direct from' IT POINT FRIDAY trul Point hlnh school amlitorhmi Kridny evening of thin WK-k, Apiil 13. j(-KiiininK ut 7:30. A (rood program if belnv pro pared ty thouc in rli:i.-j;e and tn i'llidH mimic by Mr. -InliK'K SIc- n visit to liiH molher, who is in a studio in Bantu Cruz, nnd iie will probably ku to Portland before ri'lurnini; tu h'n ship dulif-H. .Mrs. Ktidhnin. an old-unio r-i-di-nt of (.'crural Point, Jh pay- vfiiH, n well-known Medford inir her iliiUKhtvr. Mm. .lolin Komi, Bjntrcr. lllsg I.lnct Hczimilhalt Ii. a vixlt tills wee k. Mr. Stldlinm -Mitu .Mildred Hurler, a well an 'lias been lipi.ndinK Mime time several other iiilerestltiK nuni- with her daiik'hter. Mm. Jay l'ur ber are mi the pr -ogi inn. : keypile, in Canada since leaving After the program there will ' Central Point, anil is now makinit he a box social and each Kill Is her home In (Slants Pass with her naked to bring a box. 1'rcn cot- son. John Hlldhnm. fee will be served. Mrs. J. I,. iterKer and Albert A small admission of Sr.e forllieiKer have been slaying at .lack ndulls and Hie for c hildren will : sonvllln alternately, with Mrs. ho chared and the proceeds will ; Albert Herder, the last two weeks go. to the hoy and Hill sfoiits.iat the Jenkins sanitarium. The boys' IHkIi-Y clnl. nnd Mr. I Keveral of the Kndeavor young Krlcson enjoyed a swIniniliiK party i people are plannlnK to attend the at the Jackson Mot HiirlnL's on 'Crater Lake Kndeavor union rally Wednesday evening after school, int Medford Friday evenlnu. which Paul l.eismelster Is payinc old In to beejn with a banquet nt 0:30. j friends- nnd school mates a visit.; Those who nttended the confer-. lence at (.rants I'nan think It will j 1 be time well spent. I 1 Miss Wllmn Hhelev was on the! list n few dayH this week. Mrs. Adrian Thompson, Francis Wrote Dr. Pierce- Now She Is Well i' k 0 4,' t i 1V'1 Prfckshot and ltuth Webster went 4 1 drove Htudlo. Mrs. Clara Showers Hoi bo, Idaho. "For m-vcrnl yoarH I Buffered eunntnntly from weuk neHH and a run-down condition. A friend ud vised me to write to lr. IMerce. I hooii purehiiHcil two hot tied of Dr. Pleree'a Favorite I're flcription and one hou!- of the 'Golden Medical Discovery, and ufter the first wei'k'K inatnient 1 watt hetter, a numth'M treatment I wan well and hean to nain ln fleHh. Now I am the pl-Uue of health. 1 ahvayn recninnniKl Dr. I'ierce'H remedies. ' Mrs. darn Bhowern, 115V4 Main St. AHk your nearest drucniHt for Dot-tor Pierre's reinedle.s, in tnh letH or lltiuld; or send 10 rents for a trial pk. of any of Dr. Pierce's Medicines In tablet form, to Dr. j'irrri'-H runic, Murrain, n. v. to IIoHehtir; Saturday morniiiK, i where they attended a convention j of the Young peo)lo" I-'our- Sinire flospel Saturday and Sun day, including on Hauler sunrise Fervfce. i-InHter morning. They returned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John JlessleKrave j find fin iifhter filvfi nnil Mr. find' Mrs. George March drove down to Orants 1'aBB Sunday afternoon. Mrs. HesHelgrave received a beau tiful bouquet of California tulipK und fern from her daughter, l,eo!nt who was spending her Faster vacation with her cousin. Mrs. DHva Duann at Martinez, Cnl nnd Mrs. March received a lieautlful Faster bouquet of roses from her daughter. Knnls firablo of Klamath Falls and M r. und Mrs. Homer Orable of flnints Pass were Sunday vis itors nt the Tracey home. Mr. and Mrs. pnul Martin were j at the Jenkins hospital in Jack-1 son vi lie, railing on Mrs. Albert liurger, who Is slowly improving fn health. ' Mr. nnd Mrs. John Wilson nndj family of Medford were callers' at the Uoswcll home Sunday, on j their return home from Table Itoclt. where they wero visiting the Wilson family. Faster . was observed by the church-going people In Central Point by a full dny, beginning with the 7.00 o'clock devotlonnl sunrise meeting of the young pen-1 pic, who met at the I'nlon church! at ii o'clock and drove to Phoe nix, where the Fndeavor service was held on n hill nour town. I About 2r of the young people attended from here ami there wan a tuial attendance nf between two and three hundred, rom . different pai'tn of the valley. Easter services were held nt 1 botii the Christian and I'nion churcheM In the forenoon and i were well rendered and well at tended, the resurrection wtory being brought out beautifully in si-ripiure and song. , One group of songs at the I 'itlun t huri'h, that was espec ially Iteau'iful and Impiesnive wad in tine piilH, the first being "The ild ltUKBt-d Crops'' by the seventh ofd eighth grade girls of Mis. Dave Orisham's cIufs and In which u rurtain across the back part of tlie i oHtruin was drawn back, disclosing a rrous. The second part was "t'p From the Cmve He Arose," by the hoys of Mr. liezmal hatch's ciaas and this was represented by u sepul t her with thfl stone rolled uway, and beautiful Fahter lilies mar tin tomb. The last song In this group was a song of triumph by the young men of Mrs. Davidson's class and was represented by a golden crown. In the afternoon a special ser vice was held to welcome new members into the "I'nion church and in the evening Mr. T'andal and Mr. Johnston were present, Mr. Uandal leading the song ser vice and Mr. Johnston, of the Faith Home In California, giving the evening sermon. Mrs. Ager arrived from her home In Portland one day last week, to lie with her father, Mr. f'ummings, who has been seriously ill at the family home. Mrs. Maria Purkeypile has been spending a week In Medford as the giient of Mr. and Mrs. Heeley und attending the Apostolic meet ings at that place. Carl Jioswt'll was a Medford visitor Saturday. Several of the Central Point young people attended the skating rink In Medford Friday evening of lust week. They included Dor othy Martin. Klizaheth South well Elizabeth Scott, Helen and Irene Lamport, . Ceorge Johnson, Carl Coleman, (iene I teams, Don ald Faber nnd several others. Mrs. Thomas Seagle has been spending a week with Hev. J. M. Johnson nnd family and enjoying the pre-Faster services which were held last week. Mrs. Senile and family have been friends of t he J oh nson f am ily for se vera 1 years, as they were neigh iiors In eastern Oregon. Hev. and Mrs. Johnson drove over to Mnlin after Mrs. Seagle and took her back home Monday, returning to Cen tral Point the same day. Miss Helen J. Carlton has been on the sick bt fur several days, b u t reco vered In time to be present at the Faster services. The lirotherhood met for their monthly business meeting nnd good lime Tuesday evening, with a good attendance. The Mtbject discussed was "Selfish ness" nnd Dr. Hickman read a fine (taper on tliH subject. (ieorge F Id en pre sented another fine paper on "Caring Chiefly for other Inter ests nnd Not So Much for Our Own." and Philip IP'miilhalch ! D. A. R. Blacklists I i ftrZK if.?;' irA ' w'f'' " mmyM I WRECKS PLAME IX)NDO.V, April 12. UPf An Kxehunge Telegraph dispatch from Lisbon, Portugal, today said Major Sarmento I! e I r e s, noted ortuguese flier, was reported to ! have crashed In the south of France. He was safe but his plane was destroyed. CENTRAL P0INT-A Growing Community in a Rich Farming Section of the Rogue River Valley TradeWithThese Central Point Merchants Approval of the action of the Massachusetts Daughters of the American Revolution in blacklist ing certain speakers, said to op pose a large naval program, has been given by Mrs. Alfred J. Brosseau, above, president gen eral at Washington. Wiliiam Allen Whito, below, noted journalist of Emporia, Kas., declares: "I am classed as a Socialist on the list, although I am one of the big seven delegatcs-at-large to. the Re publican national convention. . . . The D. A. R. is all right; just fool ish leadership and a taste for idle, apoplectic old gentlemen in red flannels who escape the boredom of their rich wives by sitting in club windows in Washington, be moaning the decadence of a grow ing world. . . ." 1 : : -i HJp Gives an ! Jik Even Break ! i This san p Newspaper JP means Truth toMintcrcstingly presented an exposition on "Sel fish iies," spoken in thn bible. Two new names, Mr. Ager's and l Mr. Carr's, were voted on and j accepted for membership in the ! Itrotherhood. F. ('. Faber fur ! n i s h e d refreshments for the evenin;:. I M r. and M in. I .con n rd 1 1 a 11 arts rejoicing in the arrival of a llt(,le'! ! baby girl, born in tlia maternity uome in .Men torn .Monuay iori; iKiiui, April !. M i s. I enry Head has been on the sick list several days. Mrs. Mc.l imsey spent Saturday and Sunday in Ashland, the guest of Mrs. Tumey. who is on the sick list. She came home in com pany with Mr. and Mrs. Fd Kldred, who went after her. Several of the local llelief Corps women went to Anhland Saturday, in answer to an invi tation given them by the Ash land V. II. C. to share a ban- uuet at the noon hour and attend their business meeting in the afternoon. Several members from (! rants Pass and other rorpH were present also. O. t Purkeypile spent the week-end with his home folks. I Word was received Saturday : by the Johnson family of the j sad death of the little 10-year- old son of Mr. Johnson's daugh ter In Washington, caused by drowning. In answer to this snd new.-. ( Ieorge Johnson left Satur day evening to lie with his sister. The lit! le boy. in company with his younger brother, was playing on a raft on a river ami t lie youngest one fell off. The other one in trying to save his brother, got pulled in and by the time help came, was beyond help. The funeral was held Monday after noon. Friends of Mr. Johnson's family extend sympathy In this ad bereavement. EAGLE POINT j - Major lieires flew from the West African const ucross the south Atlantic to the islund of Fernando do Xuronhu, off the Itraziliun coast, last year. ;ivr It to Him NEW YOKK, April Jack Dempsey, arriving in New York today to receive a greeting as noisy I ns any when he was champion of ! the world, put the damper on come-back talk by declaring he would not fight again for "fifty million dollars." DON'T MISS THE BIG BOX SOCIAL TOMORROW NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM JIM STEVENS WILL SING Everybody Bring a Box Lunch Coffee Free GUY TEX Insurance TEX for pro-TEX-ion Resident Agent Central Point WAS 1 1 1 XGTOX, April 1 2. (Jpi The navy department was ad vised today that Wilbert Chester Hrown, seaman, was washed over board from the mine sweeper Partridge, operating ff the Pa cific coast, yesterday, and his body haa not been recovered, firown'rt mother, Mrs. l,ulella Di mind, lives at Mold, AVaslt. ROSKItrilU. Ore., April 12. iP) A man giving the name of Lawrence Lalipodic was arrested at Canyonvilte last night and is being heki in the county jail. He Is said to have encaped from the insane asylum nt Tacoma nnd offi cers of that city are reported to be on their way to Roseburg to take , the man back to Washington. Women Suffering Bladder Weakness You can't know the joy of health, pep and vitality If you (.let Ip Xlghts, suffer p. hid tier Weakness, Iturnlng or Itching sensation, leg or groin pulns and backache. If yu HUfl'er why not try the Cysi 4X hour test : lou r give up. Don't wait, (let Cystcx today. Put it to a 4K . h o ii r test. Money b a c k if you don't soon feel like new. full of pep, sleep well w i t h pains alle viated. Try Cys t' today. Only OUo. For sale, at Heath's Drug Store. DO NOT TAKE CHANCES by ordering tires that you have never seen from mail onler catalogs. Play safe and choose United states I ires They're hacked hy this station and we make it a io'mt to see that you get real SERVK-'K from them. Tire service is one of our specialties.' ,; Central Point Service Station Central Point, Oregon EiCyatex PRINCIPLE This bank is dedicated to the prineiplo that finnnee must first be sound nnd conservative, but at the snine time it. must lie progressive and willing to meet new sets of conditions with services as flexible as tbey are sound. CENTRAL POINT STATE BANK Member Federal Reserve System ufMi Till: GUE'&g ' esi you. tell your alpet dealer to The Ktiglo point Pnrent-Tcacher association will hold its annual meeting for the election of of ficers next Kriday at 3 o'clock. A biige attendance is expected. The Kngle Point high school Murium ieam nave neen Hom ing regular practices for some time. The outlook for the season is less bright than it seemed earlier in the year. A Jackson county local insti tute will he held at Kaglc Point on Saturday. April 14. Speakers from the State Normal school at Anhland w 11 attend. Lunch eon will be served at noon by the C. T, A. to those attending the Institute and the townspeople. Proceeds from the luncheon will go toward completing payments on the orthophonlc Vict r o I n, lately purchased for the Kajjle Point school. KOSKItriMi. Ore, April 12. p The broccoli season is prne , tlcalty ended, only occasional ship tments are now be in;? made from Itosebnnr. There have been CS4 ear shipped up to the present time, and It is believed that six more car will complete the ship ments. The crop this year, it Is estimated, han brought returns I of approximately $ 1 SO, 000. 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