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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1928)
AT CENTRAL PL A GREAT SUCCESS t'EXTKAIj POINT, .lime IS. Mrs. John Seiler and clnuphtt-r Kathleen were in town Wed nun day callinK on Mm, Thomason ami Mm, Kwaitz. Norval Wiley ami Kveivtt Scott left last week by unto for the aviation field at San l:euu. They expect tti lie gone indefinitely. Children's day van observed last Sunday duriiiK the regular morning nerviie meeting time at the L'nion ehuivh by the mailer children of the utile roll and Sunday school. Const derubb' pains had been taken with tiue chil , drerr by the com mi t tee, as their different parts showed. Several musical number.s were- kIvcii ar.d the Yountr Men's Clee club of Mrs. Davidson's elasa gave oiicj nuniber. This Sundify was Sun-1 1 day ttt.-ht.ntl puunotlou day also, I ami the pupils weiv advanced ac-1 curding to llielr daily school KTUticS. ' i .The Intermediate and Junior En- j deavoru were combined Sunday evening, owing (.j the absence of i the Intermediate leader, and wero under the direction of Mass Kyn ette llezmalhalch, regular Junior leader. Clitiord llismll iind t'oy lirown j arrived home from I'orvullis Sat urday evening, where they have been attending Oregon State col lege. Mis Wilde Itiehinond ami Miss Thelma 1'ankey also arrived horn-) from Oregon State college last week. 4l8 Mr. and Mis. John Seiler wiiu visiting the Hisnell family Sunday afternoon. Sunday's downpour caused con siderable damage to hay und grain in our vicinity. Arthur Webster was homo to spend the week-end with hla fam ily this last week. The eighth grade examination for those who failed was given at the H'-hoolhouse last Thursday afternoon. About 1 8 pupils aro rrproKT) ytxn, tttittn'e. medfotitx okkc:o', friday. ' .ttnt, 15. 102s. DIAMOND QUEEN'S FLIGHT AIDES The most delicious French fried potatoes are cooked a few at a time . . . the flavor of Hills Bros Coffee is the result of the same principle taking advantage of the summer school that Mr. Jewctt in kindly j conducting. j Leonard Hall came over from! Davis and took his wife and ftim-j ily back with him one day re- cently. i Mr. and Mrs. Hurt Iurger and little daughter Kllen left Satur-1 day morning In their car for l'ut-j nam. Ok la., where Mr. Iturger has; a good position awaiting him. They expect to make the lyUQ-mllo, trip In about two weeks. j The f hrlstioti Kndeavor Is pre- 1 paring a pageant to be given at Klamath Tails the 2;th of this j month, when they expect to nt-j tend the all-day meeting of the; Crater Wke Christian Kndeavor. union at that place. These ral lies are held at a different place in the district each time, and greu: interest U being taken in each meeting. Central 1'oint expects to have the honor of entertaining the union soon. ' Paul Aubert visited his sister,! Miss Aubert, and other relatives, near town a few days last week. J He has been a student at O. S. c. J Mrs. Jack Lees and family are leaving soon for the summer, to camp on the Little Applegate, within easy driving distance from Mr. Lees' work, which will able him to spend the week-ends with him. Mr. and Mrs. Casad and family expect to leavu town Saturday for, eastern Oregon where 'they ex pect to spend the summer, near! : liakor. They will visit a couple. tho home of her parents. Mr. and of weeks in Portland on their wuy M.s j, M Rogers of Mediord. J nnd evneet to attend 11 farnilv rc-. ' ---- " !.... I I.' If ,,1.1. i..- n.i.l l. .1,1.1 pace TrmF.Tr I m WTO h hf?d hi lh U I M hf&i vM v Ail 4 r V; m i ki . iV I if x v -ni lit b KfaJliv Vs her aunt, Mrs I creek. j Mr. and Mrs. Kred Kelsoo were : Sunday callcm at the A. It. Char j traw home in Medfoid. ' Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Itobbins call 1 ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. t Harwell llendrleksoti on Cauls creek last Thursday. (.'has. Cunningham of Corvallis : wa.s a dinner guest at the home , of Mr. and Mrs. Krt-d KeUoe lust ( Thursday evening. Mr, Cunning ; ham has been attending the Ore gon Agricultural college and alter a short visit with friemlK and rela tives of the Kogue Itlver Valley, ' will journey to Camp Lewis, where he will bo one of o. A. C.'s re pre -1 senlatives in a shoiting contest. ami have Invited the Itrownshoro Sunday heboid to be with them. We appreciate the help they have given us and hope it v. ill be pos sible for our school to attend. C e r t r u d e liloomiiiKcamp of Horuhrook, Calif.. Is spending a few w eeUs with her aunt, Mrs. Louis Kohrer. Purl Prince is in Klamath Kails Frank l-'uinlan dfrom Medford anie out for a visit with bis par-1 cms on Monday. William Henry from Medford' was the Kitvht of his brother, tieo. Henry, last Monduy. I1KL1X Havana road Is belnp resurfaced with rock. ' iohl llcai h Votes on $ 1 0.0U0 bonds for si hool Kyinnasium. I 4 BR0WNSB0R0 BITS With those two men, Mabel Boll, "Queen of Diamonds," hopes to make a successful flight from Old Orchard, Me., to Paris, in Charles A. Lcvine's "Columbia." They are, left to right, Captain Arthut Argles, navigator, and Captain Oliver Boutellier, pilot. " union at Aurora. Mrs. Lou Schniiti left Tuesday . 1 ttifirtitmr for Poflbitiil. wliere llmv were Sunday guests at the nomo , 1 u i . t 1 , .'.Lm - Tun cook says, "Put the potatoes in the hot fat a few at a time so each slice will he cooked evenly." Mills Bros, say, "Roast the coffee, hy a continu ous process, a few pounds tit a time so it will be roasted evenly and have the utmost in flavor." This patented, continuous process is Controlled Roasting Hills Bros.' exclusively. Ask for Hills Bros. Coffee by name and look for -the Arab on the can. Then you'll always get this rare coffee packed in vacuum a process originated hy Hills Bros. Write for free copv of "The Art of Enter taining." Address Hills Bros., Dept. 334 2 Har rison St., San Francisco, Calif. HILLS BROS COFFEE Frrsh from the origi nal vacuum pack- Easily opened with a key. C 19J5 SAVES ON CREAM n i Carnation Milk, with its double helping of cream, makes particularly rich and delicious gelatine desserts and frozen salads. ' In cookery its use saves cream and butter. You'll find it unusually conven ient and dependable. Writt for Cook Book CARNATION MILK PRODUCTS CO. 474-A GIi..n St., Portland Produced la Oregon lnct 1002 of Mrs. Kldred s parents, Mr. and j M rs. John Mc.I u I rsey . j Charlie Cunningham Is making Irienus in the city on a short visit. He came down from his home in Corvallis. last week, where he has teen taking electrical engineering in O. S. C. Pink Thomason left last ween foj a visit with his daughter in Seattle. During his uhseilea Miss Ilia Thomason Is staying with her grandmother. The many friends of Mrs. Jack Suuthwcll are glad to know that she has nearly recovered her usual good health and is able to be around her homo duties again. Mr. and Mrs. Virtue nnd family have moved to the West Sid i tommunity -since the close of school at this place. Apple thinning has begun, and, many from our town -are taking; advantage of the busy season. Kred llusleyravc Is superintend-, ing the thinning of the Iledskin orchard at Table Rook and tak ing a load of thinners every morn ing, and several are going to lhu'1 Four Hundred nnd One orchard and other orchards from town. Mr. and Mrs. Cuthertou and family have moved to Gold Hill for the summer but are expected back for the fall opening of school. Mr. and Mrs. . C. Kaher left for Salem Kriday of last week to at tend the commencement of the WUlnmctte university at that place, where their son Kverett has been attending college. They nre accompanied as far as Cottnge Grove by Mrs. K- O. Itichmond. who went to visit relatives. They I returned home Tuesday. 1 Miss Ksma Hamrick returned to Portland to resume her duties ( as nurse last Friday, after spend-: ing a few weeks with her sister. Mrs. Joy Simpkins of Medford. i her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. i Hamrick, and other relatives and friends of Central Point. Carl Coleman left for Klamath ' Falls, where he experts to b-j , employed this summer. He will also yislt his sister, Mrs. Louie Hughs. was visiting Miss Kdythe Inman Miss Marie Moon of Ashland lust Sunday. ; The Mens llrotherhood entcr tnlnod the ladies of tholr famllH V Tuesday, evening In Iho basement of tho Union church. An intor nui.,.r ..i-niriMi in huA iii-iMi nre- i i ...uti. n. ul.i.fn,.t "Anil Ideal Home." was presented by ' Mrs. Paul Martin Mih. lionise : flrln.es, Mr, Jewett and Mr. Cusud, i and an" open discussion followed The rest of the evening was spent oeially. and Mrs. Francis Wyalt ang "Home, Sweet Home," an.l Olaf Severson sang "I Have it Cot tnge." There was a good attend- ; ame and the evening was thor oughly enjoyed. Miss Leola Hesselgrave has fin ished a succesful year of school teaching near Santa Cruz. Cal-, and Is enjoying her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hesselgrave. and family of this city. She arrlve'd homo Monday j of tris week. The Ijidies" Ihirrnu Hible class' held their monthly class party at tin; parsonage "Wednesdny after noon with a good attendance. Kv. Iverson. the Presbyterian Sunday school missionary, was present and gave n talk on the "Importance of the Study of Acts." The entertainment com mittee, consisting of Mrs. J. M. Johnson. Mrs. Jirnwn and Mrs. Inez Ferguson, furnished dainty refreshments. Tho next Haw party is to be held at tho home of Mrs. Louise Grimes, Wednesday afternoon. July 11. The annual l'nion Sunday school picnic will be held Friday of next week. The place will ho an nounced next Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Uobhins were ! visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. p. u. Pateman in Medford on Tuesday evening. Kthel Henderson has been spend ing the past week at the hmiio of he nil -day service whit h had ' bren planned for out of doors last . Sunday was held In the schmd ' house, on acrouut ;f the rain. Tho 1 attendance was not as largo as it I would have been had the day hei-n pleasant, but those who did attend thoroughly enjoyed the day. Sev I oral families from the lteee Creek ' Sunday school were with us and everybody brought their lunch. which was served at 1 o'clock. Sun day school was omitted and Key. Davis of Grunts Pass preached at 'Jt o'clock a very interesting ser mon. I lev. Stille of Ileese Creek read the scripturo lesson and de livered the prayer. ' The Kcesc Creek Sunday school will hold their Children's day ex ercises on the 24th of this month, for a MMiplo nf ti-is on business. I ROCK POINT PEBBLES i i Carnation Milk e i:t.c m p c "From Contented Cows9 Mr. and Mrs. Hicks of Grants Pass were visitors at the G. G. Knhhins home last Sunday. Mrs. H. H. Deuel and son and A. J. Weeks of Medford were vis itors at the Del Klo orchard on Wednesday. Mr. and Mm. G. O. Robhlns and family were visitors at the G. W. Nourso home in Koguc Itlver on Tuesday evening. Mr?. P. L. Strnhan was a caller In Medford on Wednesday. Miss .Vol aKogcre, who has hern spending the paxt five weeks at the home of hei.dster. Mre. P. L. btiuhau, bptot tho week cud at JOHNSON'S MARKET EVERYTHING TO EAT . Plenty Parking Space Owned and Controll ed by Home People. Corner Grape and Sixth Sts. Block East P. O. Free Deliveries Daily Morning - Afternoon In the Center of Medford SELF SERVICE L TELEPHONE 1003 Reliable Cash Grocery Free Delivery on Any Size Order Within City Limits ' In order to get our reliable Cash Store No. 2 in readiness for our opening -tomorrow, we have not had time to pre pare our ad this week, but we assure you that no matter which store you trade at you will find that you will save money Saturday by buying grocery supplies from us. The Same Prices Will Prevail at Both Stores Store No. 1, With Johnson's Market Store No. 2, 119 North Central Avenue No Goods Sold to Other Merchants at Our Prices Members Home Qf hlllock Sixth and GraPe Chain Buying . Streets Association Prop. Phone 1003 FRUITS FOR CANNING Only a few more days to buy apricots at this unusually low price. Cherries are at their best and we have arranged for a large supply for canning purposes for a Saturday special. Apricots. Canning quantity w , 5c Beets, Carrots, Turnips, Green Onions. Large bunches 5c New Spuds, fancy. Per pound 3c Old Spuds, 50 pounds for . 50c Rhubarb, home grown. 4 pounds 25c Watsonville Lettuce, large solid heads; Cantaloupes; large Watermelons, out of our large cold storage plant. No extra charge. Plenty of Strawberries and Raspberries. In fact, if it is fruit or vegetables, we have it. . JOHNSON'S MARKET Free Delivery Sixth and Grape Streets Phone 97 Johnson market POULTRY EGGS FISH RABBITS A REAL POULTRY SPECIAL Big fat Dressed Hens, Saturday only, per' lb N. 25c Lots of Fancy Fryers Fish Special Fresh Shad, per lb '. 15c Chinook Salmon .35c Fresh Halibut 35c Red Snapper ..25c Frying Rabbits, per lb 25c Free Delivery Phone 1136 PICNIC MFATS L'cl'orc huvintf your week-end supply of moats ho sun- lo mini! in iind lnnk liver our lino of lunrh liii'fits fur IliK Sunday outing. Everything in the meat lim; fur that weck-cmi outing. Eastern Bacon Bacon Squares Bacon Backs Picnic Shoulders Special All Choice Cuts of BEEF ROASTS YOUNG PORK ROASTS SPRING LAMB VEAL ROASTS RED ROCK COTTAGE CHEESE PURE PORK SAUSAGE EASTERN HAMS (half or whole) per lb 30 PEOPLE'S MARKET Phone 1058 In Johnson's Market Free Delivery
