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MEDFORD fATL TRIBUNE. MEDFOIiD. OREGON, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 19.r. Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week PAGE TWO Miss Littrell Will Wed Wm. Murray On Next Sunday A social event of much Intercut will be the wedding next Sunday, Febru ary 17, of Mia Lucille Littrell, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Littrell, to William H. Murray. The announce ment wu made yesterday. The ceremony will be performed at 0 o'clock in the morning at Mlsa Llttrell's home. 703 Sherman street. with Rev. Ralph Peterson of the Pres. byterlan church officiating. Mr. Murray la the ion of Mr. R. D. Murray of Corvallls. who will be In Medford to attend the wedding. The bride will be attended by Miu Mabel Qrlmmett and the bridegroom by Forest McKay of Ann Arbor, Mich Members of the Immediate families and a few clone friends of the bride and bridegroom will be present. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al Littrell, uncle and aunt of Ml us Littrell. They will leave immediately fol lowing the wedding for San Pran Cisco, returning after ten days to make their home In Medford. Garden Club In Favor Planting Local Parkings Medford Garden club held Its reg ular monthly meeting Thursday eve ning at which time a number of Important business matters were dla cussed. 1 O. J. Gould, a member of the city planning commission, presented a planting ordinance for parkings which will be presented to the city council In the near future, and ask ed the club to discuss It. The club went on record as endorsing It ano promised Its support A communication from the state president of the Federation of Gar den clubs was read end it was voted to meet all requirements as to en tertalnment If the state board de cides to accept Medford 'a Invitation to hold the state conference here in May. Liberal offers from garden mag.i- sine publishers were presented by Mrs. Blanche Powell and Mrs. T. M Miles. Anyone Interested Is urged to call these ladles and subscribe through them. T. O. Foose of the Economy Feed Store, was the speaker of the eve ning and gave many timely auggev ; tlona for the early spring care of , lawns, roses, bulbs and peonies. Hi ; also talked about the control of gar- ' den pests and answered numerous question!. The club Is planning tor the usual plant sale, flower shows and plant ing projects of a civic nature. - Club Reclaiming Courthouse Rooms The Home Economics club of Jack sonville Grange met at the home of Mrs. Edna Jones In Jacksonville Wed nesday Jifternoon. Mrs. Emma Conger, who Is leading the group this year, explained the projects to the members who had missed her first outline. Plana are underway to go ahead reclaiming other rooms of the old courthouse In Jacksonville and erect ing a stage with curtains In the audi torium. The hall la now most attrac tive with a lovely kitchen and dining room newly decorated. At the next meeting of the club, each woman la asked to bring plants to exchange with other members as she wishes. This is an annual affair greatly appreciated by all who attend. Mrs. Jones served a lovely lunch which was greatly enjoyed by the fif teen members present, Luther League to llitve Mortal .Meeting The Luther tongue of Zlou Luther an church will mct for a social eve ning on Monday at the Carl Flchtncr home, 013 South Holly street. Past Nob lr to Meet on Tlliiroiluv. Past Noble Ornnd club will hold Its regular monthly meeting and so cial hour Thursday evening, Febru ary 14 at B o'clock, at the home o! Mrs. Ethel Weed. 402 Park avenue. Members and guests are requested to come dressed In coloulal costume and be prepared to respond with a quotation from Lincoln or Washing ton. Hand Is ffpeclnl Pmjrrt nf P.-T. A. The The Junior High school band, an orgnniratlon of forty boys and girls, has been taken by the Parent Tencher association as Its special project this year. A need Is felt (or more mimic and uniforms to make It possible for the band to compete favorably with other organizations In southern Oregon. February 'it) Is the date for the rard party at the school, The pro ceeds are to be used to buy equip, ment for the band. Tallyman Temple linn Kecttlnr MwlliiR. Regular meeting of Talisman Tem ple No. 40, Pythian Sinters, was held last Wednesday evening. After a short business meeting a "find m and fetch m" hunt ti enjoyed hy the members and the occupants ot Oeorge Flak's car returned first with all of the articles, so received first prlr. Those with Mrs Ferg received low. Refreshments were served by Mrs Homer Reed, Cora Judge and Mrs. Wilbur Walker. Next regular meeting will be Feb ruary 30 at ft o'clock. Ore and Bullion Purchased LkMilt.MHi tri::larl. .... I WILDBRRG BROS. RMIiLTING RU INING CO. O-, 743 Mufti S(.,S. FiKiM MILLIONAIRE WEDS NEW YORKER -v ': , . - , I Clifford W. Smith, stepion of Ntwcomb Carlton, and his bride, the former Charlotte Fantonl of New York, pictured after their marriage In Reno, Nev. Smith was dfvorced from his actress-wife, Clair Luce, In Minden the previous day, (Associated Press Photo Local Violinist Is District Supervisor For Music Institute Mr. and Mrs. Victor Levy ore leav ing this mornliu for Los Angeles, where Mr. Levy, violin Instructor, has received a promotion to the position of supervisor of the south ern district of the National Insti tute of Mimic and Arts. For some time Mr. Levy has been violin in-1 structor at the studios of the na-1 tlonal Institute, which are located i in Portland and Seattle. i His many friends and pupils In Medford regret his leaving, but Join In wishing Mr. Levy success In his new pOBltlon. Mr. and Mrs. Levy will make their home In Los Angeles. Raymond H. Oooke of Brattle will take Mr, Levy's studios In Medford, having Just finished an engagement with the Seattle symphony orchestra With Mrs. Cooke and their three children, he will make ills home here. f 4- Miss firlhhtt ' urJt nl Fiigene. Miss Catherine H. Cribble Is visit- lug friends In Fugene at the ZTA house and In Mnploton, Ore, Norlpltte An nou me Card Party for Thursday Evening. The Socialites have announced a big card party, to which the public j Is Invited, to bo held at the Parish hall on South Oukdale Thursday, 1 February 14 at B o'clock. Auction and I contract bridge will be In play, as well as five hundred. j Kiitertalns IMlr Club. Mrs, Chnrles Fry was hostess at her home on South Peach street February 3 to members of the Dixie club. Potted plants and pussy wil lows prrduced a spring-like efrect In the rooms. The hostess was as sisted by Mrs. Rose Hchleffelln and Mrs. Atlanta Satchwell. Hilly Itanium Hunt At Formal Dinner. In honor of his cousin. Miss Bar bara Swlnson of Napa, Cat., Billy Barnurn was host to eight guests at delightful dinner and theater party last evening. Dinner uas served at 7 o'clock at the Bnrnum heme, 1013 Bast Main street. The group attended the pre-vlrw at the Craterlan the ater. Present were Misses Phyllss Phythlnn. Hetty Vilm. Helene Solsde. Amv Klllott and Swlnson. and Rus sell Vlrlch, Vob Seward. Bob Oall, John Koppen and the host. Odd Fellows Plan I'rocrnm, Tuesday evening. February 13, Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will entertain with a program and social party at the I. O O. F. hall on West Slath itreet. Oliver Rogers and his com mittee for the affair have planned an entertaining program for the evening, and assure those attending that tnelr time will be well spent. All Odd Fel lows and their wives, and Rebekahs and their husbands, are cordially in vited, and are urged to take along a friend to help enjoy the evening. A special Invitation Is given to mem bers renlding here who have mem berships elsewhere to be on hand and get acquainted. The business session of the lodge will be concluded In time for the entertainment to begin at 11:15. Refreshments will be served fol Irwlng the program. UARR7TSCHADE Expert Watch Repairing NO GUESSWORK S. P. Watch Mrs. Eden to Be Hostess at Bridge Mrs. O. A. Eden will be hostess Tuesday afternoon at her home, 18 Myrtle street, at three tables of des sert bridge. Play will start at 1:30 o'clock. - Mrs. Cox Honor Guest at Shower Mrs. Reta Cox was an honor guest at a shower given by Mrs. W. R. Baird and Mrs. A. H. Gregory at the letter's home, 839 E. Jackson street, Friday afternoon. Mrs. Cox received many beautiful gifts, Those Invited were Mesdomes L. D. Lacy. A. Bolinert, H. Scovlll. T. Slmms, L. G. Centner, C. Hoover. C. Nledermeyer, Chss. Smith, M. Balder son, C. Pierce, B. Comm. M. E. Ol son, R. L. Cook, J. T. Davis, O. M. Hon, C. Wilson. M. Marsh, M. Stew art, C. Reed. M. Cheney, the honor guest and the two hostesses, Madrigal Club " Holds Meeting. The Madrigal club, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, met Tuesday evening at the Girls Com munity club rooms. A very successful reheursal was held. -Tills recently or ganised club meets every Tuesday evening under the direction of Elsie Carlton Strang. The first concert will be glvan In obout two weeks at an Auxiliary meeting. Sunny Slaters Circle To Meet for Afternoon Ten. Sunny Sisters Circle of the Pres byterian church will meet at the home of Mrs. Louis Brown. 737 West Jackson strict Tuesday. February 13 at 3 o'clock for afternoon tea. Roll coll will be responded to hy giving a potrlotle quotation. "Primitive Re ligion" will be the subject of a talk by Mrs. A. R. Clement. Church AMM'latloii Fnjovs F.ntertulnment. The Association of the Presbyte rian church met Tuesday at the church with all five circles repre sented and each taking part In the program, which was greatly enjoyed A talk was given by Rev. Peterson. The meeting was considered such a success that It was decided to du plicate It later. Grace. Merit. Sunny Sisters. East Side and Ever Ready were the circles represented. Mrs Harry Prentice Is president of the association, which meets the first Tuesday of each month. Mothers and Fathers Clue! of Girl Scout The girls of the Washington Scout I troop held a banquet for the mothers ! and fathers Friday evening at the ' Scout headquarters, arranged to rep resent Lincoln's cabin. The tables were decorated with ptisey willows and tatl red candles. The captain, Mrs. L. R. Humphreys, welcomed the guests and thanked the troop for its efforts in making the affair such a auecess. The following program was given: A short history of the troop. Shirley Lawrence Tap dance, Frances Cormany. Dor othy Stubblefield. Phyllis eleven. Pin no solo Klois Hart. Dance. Jean Smith, Nona Haylaml Piano solo. Melissa Persons. The meeting was closed by sinking the International Girl Scout hymn and taps. Inspector IB II Cocktail Party And Dance Are Planned Friday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Norrls. Mr. and Mrs. Don Newbury and Mr and Mrs. Flavlua West will be hosts and hostesses next Friday evening at a cocktail party and dance to be held at the K. p. hall. Sixty couples will attend. The cocktail party will start at 3:30 o'clock and dancli -j will be enjoyed during the rest of the evening. Mestfames Smith and Seller To Be Joint Club Hostesses Mrs. Katherlne Smith and Mrs. John Seller will be Joint hosteasea to members of Carnation club at the home of the latter, 836 North Central, Thursday evening, Feb. 14. Thursday Club Pluns Phoenix Valentine Party A Valentine's card party will be held at the Engle hall in Phoenix, February 14, under the sponsorship of the Thursday club. Hostesses for the evening will be: Elva Briscoe, Marie Furry. Elva Furry, and Mona Ferns. Final ArrungemanU Made for Church Program. The council of the Women's Mis sionary Federation madj final ar rangements for the program during the forthcoming World Day of Prayer at a business meeting Friday at the home of the president, Mrs. George Kabele. The World Day of Prayer Is to be observed March B at the Christian church, with an all-day program and covered dish luncheon. Mrs. Kabele will be in charge, and Mrs. F. J. Wllmont, president of the Mission ary Society of the Christian church, will arrange for the entertainment. Thimble Club Will Install on Thursday Chrysanthemum Thimble club. No. 333, Neighbors of Woodcraft, will meet at the home of Neighbor Doro thy Scrip ter, 60 Rose avenue at 2 p. m. Feb. 14. Installation of officers will be held, with the following Neighbors Install ed: President. Dorothy Scrlpter; vice president. Myrtle Atwood ; secretary, Lenora Carey: treasurer. Belle Ben nett. Finance committee. Prue Piatt, Stella Anderson, and Anna Much more. Neighbor Much more will act as in stalling officer. All members are urged to attend as committees for the ensuing year will be appointed at this time, W. F- M. S. Auxiliary Has Interesting Meeting Mrs. Chlrgwln and Mrs. Beery were hostesses Tuesday afternoon to the auxiliary of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society, In the parlors of the First M. E. church. The Valentine spirit was carried out In refreshments served buffet style. Mrs. McNnry conducted the devo tional period, with the topic, "In the Secret of His Presence," supplement ed with the hymns "Sweet Hour of Prayer" and "Jesus Calls Us." Mrs. Wiley presided ot the business session. Letters were read from Mrs. Fletcher, past secretary; also M-s. Burt, new conference secretary and Miss Davis. Two new members were received Into the society. Mrs. O. V. Myers gave the book re view chapter, "Building the New Japan." The next meeting will be the an nual Founder's day program to be held In the parlors of the church. No Down Payment! Up to Three Years to Pay! Interest Every Model Has the Super f rceier lot travs slide out at the touch of a finger The motor starts automatically when defrosting Is completed. There's more room for tall bottle, tee cubes freere more quickly and there are plenty of them. There's a Hydretor in every model all have interior limits. Kery model is an amsjlng value. See the Frlatdalre '55 at the first opportunity. 5 11 Mrs. Morriss Is Bridge Hostess Mrs. T. B. Morris entertained at three tables of bridge Tuesday even ing at her home. 738 West Eleventh street. In a delightful social event of the week. North and 'south high score went to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gall, and east and west to Mr. and Mrs. Parrel Booth. The tables were attractively arranged with red carnations and yellow daffodils. The hostess served refreshments. Those present were Mr. and Mrs Karl janouch, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Wil son. Mr. and Mrs. Will Gates, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Medley. Mr. and Mrs. Gall, Mr. and Mrs. Booth. Auxiliary of Church Will Meet on Tuesday The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Mark's chuch will meet Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 12 with Mrs. Horace Gates, 135 North Holly. Church Association Will Meet Wednesday The Women's Association of the Christian church will meet Wednes day, Feb. 13, at 2 o'clock In the recre ational hall. All lad'es of the church are urged to attend. The president will present plans and outline work for the year. - -Thirty-Five Attend Bridge Club Meeting. Thirty-five ladles were In attend rce at the Building Bridge club meeting Thursday at the home o! Mrs. Frank Grltsch. Mrs. Hunter and Miss Mackintosh were assistant hos eses. Dessert luncheon was served at 1:30, after which contract ond auc tion bridge were played. The club will meet with Mr Miksche and har daughter, at 81B S'uth Peach street next Thursday at 1:30 o'clock. Past Matrons Club Meets With Mrs. Mathes Past Matrons club of Reames chap ter met at the home of Mrs. Mathes on South Central avenue. Monday afternoon. Mesdames Merrick. Corlles and Barnes assisted Mrs, Mathes as hostesses In entertaining. Mrs. Weldeman of Belllngham, Wash., and Mrs. Hershner of Hoed River, Ore., both ladles being past matrons of the Order of the Eastern Star, were guests of the club. During the short business session held, It was decided to give a public card party March 20, in the Do Molny hall. Mrs. Meta Gilbert and Mrs. Bessie Lumsden were recipients of the prizes for the afternoon. Mrs. Heck HosteM At "Thank You" Party Mistletoe club met last Tuesday evening for their semi-annual Polly Anna "Thank You" party, with Neighbor Edith Beck at her home. Bouquets of daffodils and narcissus placed about the rooms lent an art of cheerfulness which, with the sincere and gracious hospitality of the hos tess, provided a most pleasant even ing for the large number present. Many pretty and useful gifts were ex changed. The hostess, assisted by several members, served dainty re freshments at the close of the eve ning. The club will meet Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 13. with Oracle Mar garetha Garrett, at her home, 704 South Oakdale avenue at 2 o'clock. Members are requested to brlnj thimbles and scissors, as an afternoon of needlework has been plannVd. Only $5.00 per Hundred per LEONARD ELECTRIC HOLLY BUILDIN0 Benson and Foley Wedding Ceremony Solemnized Sunday At a charming Sunday evening wedding at the First Christian churcn at Central Point last week. Miss Eu lah Benson, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bursell of Central Point, and William Foley, son of Mrs. Alice Fo ley of Gold Hill were united In mar riage, by the Rev. D. E. Millard, In a double ring ceremony. Mrs. Foley was given In marriage by her uncle, Mr. Bur sell, and Miss Myrna Barrett of Medford was her maid of honor. The groom's brother, Lester Foley, acted as best man. The bride was attired In a gown of white crepe, and carried a bouquet of white rose-buds and sweet-peas. Miss Barrett, the maid of honor, wore a gown of green crepe, and carried a bouquet of pink and white flowers. The bride la a graduate of the University of Oregon at Eugene, where she was a member of Sigma Kappa sorority. She is also a mem ber of Phi Beta Kappa honorary scho lastic society. She has been affiliated with the faculty of the Medford high school for several years, and was head of the mathematics department there before her resignation at the end of the last semester. The groom Is foreman at the H. D. McCaskcy orchard on the Old Stage road, where the couple plans to make their home. W. II. M. S. Plans Friendship Luncheon The W. H. M. S. of the First Metho dist church are giving their annual Friendship luncheon. Tuesday. Feb. 12 In the parlors of the chur?h Luncheon will be served on small tables and a fine program has been prepared. All are welcome. Reservations must be mode by Monday evening, by calling Mrs. Cur tis Darby. 1412. or Mrs. F. M. Corlles. I21-R. -4- . Nevlta Social Club Opens Series Parties The social club of Nevlta chapter No. 93. Eastern Star, held the first of a series of social gatherings last Tues day evening at the Masonic hall. About 60 guests were seated at the beautifully arranged tables for din ner served by members of the club. The president. Lita Kyle, deserves much credit for the success of this gathering both socially ond financial ly. Ed Vincent was toastmaster tor the evening. He invited the guests, after the dinner, to assemble In the chapter room where tables were ar ranged for cards and other games. Weuuiiilh Club Meets At Austin Iturnchurg Hume Austla Barneburg was hostess to tho Wcnonah club on Thursday ofter noon at her home on Chestnut street. The meeting was in form of a covered dish luncheon and business meeting. Guests for the afternoon were Mrs. J. W. Todd, Mrs Mac Denman, Mrs. D. R. Conner ond Mrs, G. Dwyer, Assisting the hostess were Bernlce Wilson and Haze Anderson. On Wednesday evening, Feb. 20, a "Thank You" party will be held at the home of Helen Smith,' 454 Haven street, for the Wenonah sisters of the past year. It will be in form of a "kid" party and every one la asked to bring their own lunch to trade with some one else. The next Wenonah club meeting will be at the home of Harriet Watson on Beall Lane, for the regular sociol card party, Thursday afternoon, Feb. 21. That s How Easy with the SUPER FREEZER Under the NATIONAL HOUSING ACT Here's your chance to benefit hy the provisions of the National Housing: Act. You can now have a Frijpdaire '35 with the Super Freezer . . . make no down payment . . . and take as long as three years to pay! Simply come in and select the Frigidaire you want. We help arrange the financing under the provisions of the National Housing Act. The Frigidaire '35, with the Super Freezer, sets new standards in ice-frcezing capacity in healthful food preservation in the crisping and freshening of veget ablesin economical performance. See the new Frigidaire '35 for yourself at our store to morrow. We Take Care of All Financing Details Morris B. Leonard. t Forest Personnel Take Skiing Trip The personnel of the Rogue River National forest offices are planning a skiing trip tfc Union Creek today, where winter sports will be enjoyed and luncheon served. Earlwyn Cutler Is In charge of arrangement. The forest service has constructed a ski slide, shelter and has provided cook stoves and firewood at the re sort. Although the s.ow is now not more than one and a half feet deep, clear weather during the last few days has made skiing conditions satisfactory. The following are among those planning on making the trip: Misses Enid Funk, Nellie Batton. Clara Younger, Arlene Jensen. Mr and Mrs. Earlwyn Cutler, Mr. and Mrs. Jess DeWltt, Mr. ond Mrs. Karl Janouch, Mr. and Mrs. John Hen shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lyman. Maurice Tedrow, Vernon Davles, Geo. Klingle, Larry Espey and Hugh A. Rltter, Mrs. Harry Prentice Holds High Bridge Score Mrs. B. G. Harding entertained at two tables of dessert bridge at her home, 828 Dakota street, Thursday afternoon. High score was won by Mrs. Harry Prentice. Miss Brophy Guest At Corvallls Society Miss Elaine Brophy is spending the week end in Corvallls as the guest of Margaiet Warner at Kappa Alpha Theta. Friday night she aiwnaeu Theta dance and Saturday night a Phi Delta dance. Protective Association Meets With New Officer Degree of Hopor Protective associa tion met for regular session in ttw women's club rooms Thursday eve ning with the new officers In charge. Alter the business routine a social hour with dancing was enjoyed by all present. The next meeting will be Feb. 31. Wenonah Club Continues Scries Public Card Parties Next Friday evening. Feb. 15, Weno nah club will sponsor another In a series of card patties, to be held In Redmcn hall beginning at 8 o'clock. Bridge, pinochle and five hundred will be In play, and the public Is cordially invited. The committee in charge of cards will be Harriet Wat Bon and Dorotha Watkins. Church Auxiliary Will Meet Tuesday The Ladles Auxiliary of the First Baptist church will meet Tuesday February 12 at the home of Mrs. F. A. stlnson at 214 Stark street. The meeting will open at 2:00 o'clock with a short business session followed by a missionary program. All members and friends are cor dially Invited to attend. Chrysanthemum Circle Plans Benefit Card Party Chrysanthemum circle No. 84 held its regular meeting Wednesday night in the . O. O. F. hall. There was a good attendance and visitors present from San Fernando, Calif. Plans were made for a cord party to be given Feb. 30 for the benefit of the degree team. The members were extended and accepted an invitation to a rally to be held by Phoenix circle on Monday night, Feb. 11. Chrysanthemum de gree team will put on the flag cere mony. Anyone wishing to attend and not having transportation please call 359-R not later than Monday noon. Year It Is To Have TELEPHONE 427 Sixty Present At Annual Luncheon Of College Club The CQllefje Women's club of Rogue River valley held It. tnnual lunch eon Saturday at Howl Mediord. Over 60 members and their guests enjoyed the luncheon, arranged by Mrs. R. O. Van Valzah. Mrs. Charles Wing, Mrs. Bertha Smith. Miss Ethel Reed snd Mrs. Myron Root. The tables were centered with bouquets of acacia and deep blue violets. The nrejiMetif VVp. R.lnh niltinM of Ashland, presided during the bust V uca. meeung neid in the club rooms of the Presbyterian church. Mrs. L. E. Williams presented Mrs. Richard Poy In a group of songs: "My Mother Bids Me Braid My Hair." "Sing. Smile nnd 81umber." and "My Joy." Miss Grace Hilton Chamberlain re viewed In her most fascinating man ner, "Ensllsh Journey," by J. B, Priestly. The book Is a shrewd, witty, human and candid survey of the England of today. larktontllle Church Plnns Thanks offering. The Ladies' Missionary society of the Jacksonville Presbyterian church will sponsor their annual thanks of fering dinner Thursday. February 14. at 6:30 p.m. In the basement of the church. Everyone Is Invited. Pocahontas Lodge Has Valentine Dunce A valentine dancing party was held at Redmen hall on PrM.v wnln. given by the Pocahontas lodge. rne committee in charge consisted of Wllma Hnycs. Velma Slncler and Richard Slngler. Music was furnished by The Whlpples. Refreshments were served by Norms, Martin. Rose Slngler, Leda Nordqulst and Prank Martin 193.1 Officers Officiate At Ruyal Neighbors .Meeting Royal Neighbors mc. Thursday eve ning In the K. of P hall with s good attendance, with the 1833 corps of officers officiating. New members were taken Into the order epid large amount of bu.lness transacted. With ritualistic form the cbaner was draped In memory of Katie Belle Palen. This was followed by a brief period of silent meditation In hr honor. The order is preparing a play to be presented in the nea; future. Mistletoe camp accepted an tnvl tatlon from Ashland camp to take part In a R. N. A. rally to be held there February 30. Following business the regular soc ial period was enjoyed with Neigh bors Myrtle Arnold, Margery Pear, on and Georgians Hussong serving re freshments. Be Beautified In Comfort at ADRIENNE'S Salon of Beauty . . . SPECIAL . . . 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