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Wednesday. July 10. 1957
CENTRAL POINT
Annual Picnic Scheduled
i f DORIS HUSHES I Tyee, Ore., visitin g Leonard's
O Central Point Th Masonic ' parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Leo
and Eastern Star, Nevita Chap-nard. They also visited in Klam
ter will hold their anual picnic ath Falls at the home of Mr. and
at 1 p.m., Jujy 14, at Casey Mrs. Joe Russel and family and
mate park on the upper Rogue, at Springfield at the home of
The picnic committns includes
Mrs. Frank Ward, Mrs. Francis
Russell, and Furrel fair. Each
family will bring table service
and pot luck lunch. Coffee,
punch and ice creara vill
furnished.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Pinkham
and family.
Miss Marlena Coffman, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coff-
be man, and Miss Marie Brown,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
o- I Brown, returned July I, from a
The Church of Christ Ladies vacation at Citrus Heights, Calif.
Mu.no1 Circle met recently at
the home of Mrs. James Cornutt
on the Old Stage road. Miss
Lysle Gregory led the lesson.
Mrs. Ethel Davis presided at the
business meeting. Ice cream with
berries and cookies were served
to the ladies by Mrs.
They visited at the home of Mrs
Lula Hunt and attended the Mis
sionary Baptist Church Bible
school.
The Centnral Point city police
car will now have the doors all
Cornutt. black instead of the one white
The next meeting will be at the door which it has had in the
home of Mrs. Lettie Gregory
and Miss Lysle Gregory at 417
Grand avt.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Addington
had as overnight guests Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Barnes and
daughter, Patty, of Kingsport,
Tenn. They are also visiting rela
tives in California, Washington
and Oregon. Thpy left Monday
for Washington by way of Cra
ter lake.
past. The Central Point police
insignia will be on the door for
identification purposes.
The Edward Inman family
spent last week camping at Dia
mond lake. The John Bohnert
family of Central Point and the
Mclvin Williams family of
Grants Pass joined them for a
Fourth of July celebration.
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Roberts
and children have returned to
their home after a months vaca
tion. They journeyed as far east
Vacationing in Washington
last week wen Mr. and Mrs.
Eloy Sutton and children. They ! Chicago vsiting relatives and
visited Mrs. Suttons mother. I friends in several states. Dr.
Mrs. Hazel Anderson, of Tonas
ket, and at the home of Sutton's
parents, the James Suttons, at
Okonogan. They also visited
other relatives and friends in
Washington.
Recent visitors at the E. R.
Yocom home on West Pine st.
r Mr. and Mrs. L. C. (Tiny)
La Force. They are former resi
dents now living in San Jose.
Calif. They also visited other
friends in the area Also visiting
recently at the E. R. Yocom
home was Ronald Campbell
who lives near Melbourne
Australia.
Roberts attended Alumni Day
at the University of St. Louis.
They also attended the weddings
of two of Mrs. Roberts' nieces.
The Roberts' daughter, Andrea,
was ring bearer for one of the
weddings. Mrs. Roberts' mother,
Mrs. Bertha Stanley of Sears
boro, Iowa, returned with them
to Central Point.
Quotes From the News
By UNITED PRESS
Washington United Mine Workers chief John L. Lewis, on
moves in Congress to tighten surveillance on union welfare funds
as a result of labor racketeering:
" I don't think Congress should shoot the dog because he has
ticks on him."
Winnipeg Red Skelton, on giving his nine-year-eld son a good
look at the world before he dies of leukemia:
"I want the warmth of the world to embrace my child.
Chicagq Missing socialite Mrs. Ernest R. Graham's explana
tion from Terre Haute, Ind., on why she was not lost:
"I'm all right. I'm just having trouble with the car."
Washington Rep. Clement J. Zablocki, sponsor of a House
resolution condemninq Red China for failing to account for 450
U.S. servicemen still missing from the Korean war:
"The fate of these men, even their numbers, have been kept
quiet."
New York Billy Graham, In a sermon on spiritual rebirth:
"To be born again you need an operation down inside your
soul and the only doctor who can perform it is the Holy Spirit."
Ohio Stale Revises Scholastic Standard
Columbus, Ohio If" Ohio
State University trustees have
adopted a revised set of rules
that wil require a higher schol
astic average for graduation and
better work from students from
the first quarter on, starting next
fall.
Tlie new rules require a stu
dent to have a point-hour 'ratio
of at least 2.0 or a C average,
compared to the current 1.8.
A major change is the require
ment that freshmen make at least
.75 in their first or second quar
ter or face possible dismissal.
Current rules permit a student
to continue in school until the
end of the third quarter when
he must have .a 1.5 average or
face dismissal.
The trustees said , the change
will continue under the old
rules.
The revision of the academic
standards followed a studv.
TRAVELING LODGE
Gardiner, Me. W George
Hewitt, 67, owns one of the na
tion's few mobile hunting lodg
es. He bought an old bus and 1
converted it into a cozy cabin
on wheels.
AN OLD GOURD
Madison, Tenn. OP Mrs. J.
J. Link unplugged a hole in an
old gourd and found a note say
ing the gourd had been grown
by "Sammie Butler in Franklin,
Ky., in the year 1890."
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Don Piatt of Medford are spend
ing a week at the beach. They
are leaving their trailer house
in Crescent City, and motoring
to different points along the
coast.
Mrs. A. B. Mead spent the
evening of July 4 visiting at the
home of Mrs. Cora Ball and her
son, Willard Ball.
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Green
man spent Saturday in Grants
Pass on business. On the way
home, they stopped in Gold Hill
and visited the Bob Morris fam
ily. The -Morris family formerly
lived in Central Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Britton and
daughter. Karon, spent the
Fourth of July week camping
along the Oregon coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Winkle
who lived near Tolo have pur
chased the Eli Davis place north
of Central Point. They moved
recently.
Mr. and Ms. Louie Cropp 'of
Central Point have moved to the
Winkle place near Tolo.
Mr. and Mrs. Ell Davis are
living in the Louie Cropp's
house while they are building
their new home.
Visiting at the C. B. Cordy
home is Vernon Page from the
Panama Canal Zone. He has
been attending the University
of Florida, and is in this area
for the summer with the forest
service.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Leon
ard and children of Snowy
Douglas Harsh, who was in
jured fighting the grass fire in
the Camp White area Saturday,
is reported quite well. He was
injured when a part of the
equipment slipped while the
firemen were filling the tanks.
Melvin Harsh, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Merril Harsh, is driving a
logging truck for the summer.
He will return in the fall to
Linfield college, where he is a
student.
Mrs. E. C. Faber has as a guest
in her home her grandson, Don
Mitchell, of Concord, Calif.
While Don is visiting his grand
mother, his parents, the J. C.
Mitchells are vacationing at
Shasta lake. Mrs. - Mitchell is
Mrs. Faber's daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Burl C. John
son of Eureka, Calif., returned
Sunday after visiting relatives
and friends in the Central Point
area. Johnson is the son of Mrs.
Millie Johnson. They are former
Central Point residents.
Helman and daughters
Bremerton, Wash.
from
Several residents were at
Crescent City and Brookings
July 4. They were Mrs. Millie
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
Johnson and children and Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. Hughes and chil
dren of Central Point, Mr. and
Mrs. Burl C. Johnson of Eureka,
Calif., Terry Simmons, Mr. and
Mrs. P. E. Simmons of Medford.
Terry Simmons stayed over the
week end as a guest of Keith
Smith who was vacationing with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Smith of Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burkhart
and family vacationed in north
western Oregon last week. They
visited at the home of Mrs
Burkhart's brother, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Berglund. On the way
hame, the Burkharts stopped in
Portland to visit their aunt, Mrs.
Mary Lampert.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinten Charley
and children spent the Fourth of
July at the Lake of the Woods
Miss Catheleen Harsh and
Miss Carolee Kucst attended the
Presbyterian Junior High
church camp at the Lake of the
Woods. They gave their reports
last Sunday at'the First Presby
terian church in Central Point.
The congregation of the Com
munity Bible church held the
annual church picnic in Haw
thorne park July 4.
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Mead of
Butte road spent last week at Central Point and Mr. and Mrs.
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Noelle Thompson, three-year-
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs
John Gray Thompson, made the
trip alone from Eugene here by
plane. She has been visiting for
a week at the homes of her-
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Thompson and Mr. and Mrs
Arnold Bohnert. Her parents
have arrived now and will be
visiting both places before va
cationing along the coast. John
Gray Thompson ts the Umatilla
county agent.
Mr. and Mrs. Terrill Page and
son, Terry, of Crowley, La., are
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Pfaff.
A family reunion picnic was
held in Ashland park Friday eve
ning. Those attending the event
were Mr. and Mrs. Terrill Page
and T,erry, Mr.- and Mrs. John
Anhorn and family, Mr. and
' Mrs. Dale Bartley and family,
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Anhorn and
family, the Kenneth Bartleys.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrel South and
family. Miss Dora Mae Pfaff of
Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Pfaff and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Max Burd and family, and Bill
Morse.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Game and
family from Traceyton, Wash.,
are visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Pfaff.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pinkham
:nd children are visiting here
from Guam where Pinkham is
a teacher. He is the son of Mrs.
Alice Pinkham of Central
Point. Friday evening, Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Pinkham of Medford
gave a dinner for five of the
Pinkham brothers and their
families. Those attending were
Mr. and Mrs. Berkley Pinkham
and family, Mr. and Mrs. John
Pinkham and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Arden Pinkham and family
of Central Point, Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Pinkham and the Lee
Pinkhams.
E. R. Yocum, leader of civil
defense for Central Point, re
ports that he is well pleased
with the cooperation of the pub
lic. He is supported by Mayor
Donald E. Faber. Two civil de
fense monitoring teams are
trained and equipped with civil
defense radios and monitoring
instruments. Meetings are held
each Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m.
All interested people are invited
to attend the meetings in the
city fire hall.
Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Woods and sons, Richey
and Robby, of Portland, were
! dinner guests at the home of the
Richad Wyatt family. Woods and
Wyatt attended radio school in
Portland. Woods was formerly
chief engineer at radio station
KYJC. Medford. Also visiting
recently at the Richard Wyatt
home were Mr. and Mrs. Jack
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Arizona Expedition To
Investigate Culture
Chicago OH The Chicago
Natural History museum will
send an expedition to Arizona
to investigate sites of prehistoric
American culture hitherto un
touched by archaeologists.
Dr. Paul S. Martin, chief cur
ator of anthropology, will lead
the expedition, largest to be un
dertaken by the museum in
1957.
Digging will be conducted in
the east-central part of Arizona
and will concentrate upon two
major sites of contrasting types,
the museum said. I
One was occupied before the
birth of Christ, and the other
was occupied comparatively j
late, about 1350 a d. 1
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