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1 -Hi i woe etgiit fc-.i,. , i 1 . r MEDFOTtT) MATL TttTnUXE, MEDFOKD, QKEGOX, FKTDAV, MAY 18, 1928. MOTHER'S DAY ML OBSERVED ' AT CENT. CKKTRAL POINT. May 17 Mother's Day was well nhwrveil at tho fnton church Sunday nioininn when the auditorium was decorat ed with a profusion of beautiful : mi it mailt w hile under a rtland doc- torn cure. j Last wiH-k was picnic week In the hiKh imIhn.1. Tin- oihtnmre I;(m and fienhnian class e:ieh held their uniaal picnic Thui-Ktlay afn-r-j noon and evening, the buplionuue j class w ent to Jin kson Hut prJnxs 'fur a mvlm and then drove to the Lilliiu park in Aslil.uid where they ' enjoyed a picnic lunch und the ficshmcn touk their outing tit 1 10 ' man baths In Afhland und fullow jed by a picnic supper, j The Junior elawt enjoyed their picnic r'riday afternoon, i Don't foi K-t the senior class i play cornea off this Friday evi-n- Iiik at the Bchool house. Oon't It Is Rollitf to he Kootl. t rosea and peonies, and in appro- Mr. and Mrs. John M Jimwey j print e are m on and moiikv were, drove over to Sams YalU-y Sunday: given to a large audience. 'afternoon to the Van HoevenUuiK There were one hundred ninety- nmeh and visited Mr. and Mrs. IUI . flvo at Sunday school and flowers ; Moore. They report Air. Moore were furntahed ho each one could slightly Improving nut not aide to have a flower to wear In honor of ; he around yet. Mr. and Mi s. Kiihk 'Jlother." j .Moore of Head Indian were also ; .... Part of the church service was j guests at the Moore home, given over to the people and was Mr. and Mrs. Thos. I'nnkey and Ufu daa a testimony of many to .daughter Hnherta am) Johnnie . pay a tribute of remembrance and liesselgrave drove up to Ashland gratitude to their mother. i Sunday afternoon. Atnonir the special musical! Mr. and Mis. Tracey spent the , numbers was a song given by theiday Friday in a trip lo Winona on : ladles' quartet und one by the Jump Off Joe creek, returning In Young Men's Olee club In whU-h the evening. j one verse was sun by each of the j Itoh Merrltt and Miss Grace boys, Thcrum Hrown, (ieorge ' Merrltt and Helen roft were! Johnson, lester Scott and Iomild among the Huch vitotK Sunday, j Faber and the churcus was Joined Mr. and Mrs. Ceoige Smith of In by all the (lice club. Sardine creek were business callers In the evening the Young Peo- .at the John liesselgrave ranch one: pie's Christian Kndeavor h a d day last week. charge of the services under the i Mr. and Mrs. I'm Hon drove I direction of Mrs, t'has. llczmal- down to the tirants Pas district j halch and Included short addresses last Monday and brought home given hy Miss Kdlth In man. M Iss j some of the beautiful a mi Has for j lxrin Davidson, Miss Mildred I which that country is noted, and; Burger and Miss Lynelte llcltnal- f they distributed them over town! halch. to their friends Inclinllng several ! Kpceial music had been prepareil jshut-hts. j by the young people's choir and . Mrs. Myrtle Wilson, son Marsh I the solo, "He Knows the Way." and daughters Helen ami Kathleen ! and! entire assemblage later going to i the McC'askey home for dinner. I 9 Mrs. Joe McMahon. a former ; resident of this city now living in I'ortlanil was calling on old friends here Monday afti-rnuon and had j lunch at the homo of Miss Alice I Jloefs, who motored to Ashland ! with her. 1 Mrs. CI. It. Chapman of Cold Hill was a recent visitor In our city i at the home of her mother, Airs. 'Alice L'hlch. Mr. and Mm. Iterkett of itiver hide. Calif., visited JacksonvflM' .Thursday. Jacksonville Is the (home town of Mrs. Beckett's pnr ieniH, Chas. and Minnie l';;c The Hanna. who were residents of Jacksonville about 4 years ago un itu-itl l.n rpnienibered Lv mnni- ing to have a combined picnic din-:uf he oIu- tlerHi ner Friday, the mtn. a snon pro- gram will be given at u o clone. In the afternoon a clinic for vhil- dren of pre-schmil age will be held for those intcrcHted. There will be a big dance Frl i..ti( fiiul will bit furnUbpil l.y a i'x-l-ce oichomia Jrom fiwemLiIyn White were l.ostei(- llnlse Iiliiho I "' "r',Ke clul1 at th! ''"mo of i:voryl.i.,ly' l .-xp.rt.-d to come 'e fol-r on .Monday cvonll.B. A ni vote KrWay If they arc wl " enj..yal.le evenlnB was spent. . ( r(i) j Mm. Maxwell reeeivlliK the prize "ilTaml Mrs. C. It. rut,nr,Kn f"r l.iKh eore and Mrs. Crump the were ill .Medford Tuesday on bust- ; coiwolallun. A dainty lunch of Mrs. f. H. Moore ..... i . i nose mieimiuK mi- imi i) v.ei e ; been picking gooseberries j straw berries the last wevk. I Miss Jennie Kamlall spent Hun day In Medford with her brother. I,. Kamlall ami family. Merle Kindle was a. Vreka visi tor last week. LAKE C. SCHOOLS ENJOY A UKK CIIKF.K. Mav 1 four schools of this creek are go- : berry. Henry Conger, Ernest Nel 'derrneyer, Harold Crump, Howard 'llare, Vivian ileuch, Kay Coleman and the hostae. Mr. and Mrs. Arnett visited their ' friends, Mr. and Mrs. Robinson near Urania Pass Friday. Mr. and Mi's. Oscar Knox vUHcd Mr. Knox's daughter, Mrs. Itrowu und family near Medford Sunday. Fra uk Wooten and stater, M rs. spent the remainder of the'aehonC week here at the home of their grandmother, Mrs. Alice ITlrich. The many friends of the Ulrich t family are very sorry to have them move away. The puplla of the first and see-4 ond grades and their teacher, Mrs. Irene. Crump, had a party at the svhool house Thursday afternoon. A-ftcr un enjoyable time of playing 15 lines, fee cream was served. Mrs. report what nddltlonal U hav! commit... M Profit, ol tb. r.pon ua ,iental Trad UK comuany of been collected u ru of dl-, tnuniai i. elnure maw l the enn'. t- i ih ntwl uoxw .liii'lllti nml i lwreiice motored to Mt. Siuusta 1 Crump's pupils recently gave her a Sunday and spent the day. return- S Vcry ,liee 'U,clrlc lun,p- ing in the evening. j I'rthytrriait I'liurch of ; Miss Hose Buckley attended the funeral of Mr. Miksche at Medford Tuesday. George Merrltt attended the funeral of Mr. Miksche at Medford I Sunday. w hichVaa heht at the U'atholic church. Rev. Father Black officiating. Mrs. Chester Wendt and Miss Jacksonville) f Regular services will be held f next Sunday when all will be made. welcome. Last Sunday the ser vices were well attended. 11S being present at Punday schooi. .May all give their influence to the religious life of our town by their moral sunuort in faithful at- The pupils of the third and I tendance at each service. ! Mrs. Kllzabeth W'oolf of Forest , Creek and her daughter, Mrs. ! Kmma Iverson of I,4ingview, Wash, j were callers at the fc. K. Dunning ton home Tuesday. ness. Mr were also and Mrs. hi town Tuesday. W. Y. Marshall was' In Iiike ! Mises Oolda itoone. Violet Volt- ,. r. . t mer. Thelma Oanaway; Mesdaines Loren Farlow Is busy getting ' rci1 J1'! of Medford were visitors at the Itoswell himie Monday evening. . . Mrs. Croft, I lelen Crft and j Kunice Musty were Medford callers' Monday afternoon. I Mr. and Mrs. 1'aul Martin were dinner giesst at the Jim Burger was given hy Miss l.ynette ticsmat linlch and also a solo, "That I.lltle Mother of Mine," hy George John son and a duet hy Carol Bnywcll and Mr. Hezmalhnlch. Severn I of the Central Point peo ple. Including Mr. and Mrs. CasAd and a numherof young people at-j home on Mother's Day tended the Huch Kundny school, James Harris drove over Mon Bunday afternoon. day from Klamath Falls for a visit The ladles of the Bible class with home folks, took beautiful bouquets of flowers j Misses Louise and Kmma Jtohn to the sick and shut-Ins on Moth- ert und Johnnie Bohnert. were cr's Day. among the Jackson Hot Springs Mrs. C. L. Wilson spent Sunday swimmers Sunday afternoon. In town and was a dinner guest at j Ixu Swartz enjoyed a fishing the home of her father, Mr. Hall, trip to Rogue River Tuesday. j who ts on the sick list. At the regular 1. T. A. meeting ! Mr. and Mrs. Henry H cry fowl of J last Friday afternoon the annual' 6a n Francisco were visiting at the election of officers was in order as I Joo Boswell home Sunday. They this was the last meeting during j have been enjoying a trip through thls school years, but as It seemed , ArUona and California and are i impossible to get any one to take now on their way to Canada, hut jthe responsibility of being presi- j expect to stop again In the valley . dent, election was postponed until on their return trip and visit Cra-jthe September meeting. j ter I-ake. Mrs. Heryfonl Is n sister ! A few of the young people mo- , to Joe Boswell and w ill ho remem- tored to the Gold Ray dam Mon- ' bered as Miss Fay I'leasants, a for- day evening loaded with good iner Central Point girl. things to eat and determined to Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Johnson and have n good time In which a Mr. Sheley drove over to lluch j weenlt roast figured largely. They Friday evening and attended a i included the Misses 1-Mith Inmau. I meeting which the men of the Beatrice Scabruok. Mildred Bur- i Central Toint Brotherhood con- get, and l.inet llezmalhaleh. j ducted In the school house of thatl Messrs. Karl Beall, Jnm Hr- ; place. jrls Carl Boswell, Johnnie Bohnert. K. A. Meyers of Med fort I was i Rafael Benson. I out logs so he can start sawing , lumber before long. J A. J. Orls'som of Climax was out; with his car Sunday for the first' time this sitring. ' ' Mrs. Frank Kllngle has her mother of Butte Falls as her guest this week. i Win. Farlow Is home again after spending several months at Union1 Creek. j There was a good attendance nt ' the Grange meeting last Friday. ' The next meeting will be Thurs-' day.. the 24th. Mrs. Kllzabeth Grlssom of CM-1 max is spending a few days with her son, L. J. Grissom, and family.! Mr. and Mrs, C. R. Moore spent Sunday In Sams Valley, visiting' Mr. Moore's brother, who Is slowly, recovering from a serious Illness. ' Rodney Ragsdalc. who la very i HI with d la het es, was moved last Friday from the Rogue River sonl-' tariuni at Jacksonville to the Snc-1 red Heart hospital at Medford. His' mother. Mrs. li. R. Jones, is stay-' tug in Medford so she can he with 1 him as much as possible. Mrs. M. 1. Bowles was the guest j of Mrs. H. I.. Tonn Friday night 1 and Saturday. j Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Meyer were; talters at the A. L. Tech home Sun- j day. I Harry Tonn spent Sunday in' Medford, the guest of his sister, I Mrs. Roy Grigsby. and family. i -4 I C. Lewis. G. N. Mc I. Maxwell. Frank Hnuls- , fourth grades and their teacher, Mis. Daisy Lewis, were out pic nicking Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Crnwford and two children of Medford were din ner guests of Mr. und Mrs. V. T. Wilson Tuesday evening. Mrs. Fred Butcher and grand mother. Mrs. K. F. Fair king and M rs. F. L. Waterman motored to camp 1 of the Owen-Oregon Lum ber Co. above Butte Falls, Wed nesday and spent the day. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ulrich moved Vednesduy to the ranch above Ashland which they purchased re cently. Helen and Frank Ulrk-h Sunday school at 10 a. m. Hoy Iartln. superintendent. Breaching at 1 1 a. m. and 8 p. m. Christian Endeavor 7:15 p. m. Bible study Tuesday 7:30 p. m., lod by the pastor. j Sr. choir practice Tuesday 8:15 p. m., director Mrs. H. K. Hanna. Jr. choir practice Wednesday 7 p. m., director, Mrs. Roy Martin. All will be made welcome. Elmer K. McVicker, pastor. Mellon Is Queried. , WASHINGTON. May 18. JP) The senate today adopted a reso lutlnn asking Secretary Mellon to visiting at the J. L. Burger home Friday before taking a trip to Vancouver where he Is going to r.. Mirot Betty Hanson attended the' Mcdtord junior prom Friday night. ; Severn! of our oe-il people have! Mrs. II. K. Hanna. Mrs. Fred I Kick. Mrs. Alice Ulrich. Mrs. F. S. ! 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