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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1936)
PXffE FOTm.TBTfflT ' TllTTnTifflrrTI fATT, TRTBTTNT;: rEDrORT), OT?TOpy; FHTDAY. PEBUAKT 14. 103fi. - i 'SLEEPING BEAUTY IjMIIMIIIllllltlMtllllll MIIMMtllllllll MltllMtltHIIIIIIIMMIl"lIIIMII(tllllMlllltllltttlMHMI(llll I NEW SPRING PATTERNS BEGINS 5TH YEAR WE TEACH KNITTING K - mm M PUBLIC LOUNGE SECOND FL00R i Patricia Maguire, Comely Stenographer, Victim of Longest Case of Ence phalitis In Medical Books Bt CORRINNE IIARDEftTT United Presi Staff Correspondent. CH1CAOO, Feb. 14 (UP) Patricia Maguire, Oak Pwks "Sleeping Beauty," today began her fifth Tear In the atrange coma which haa bef fled medical science. Patricia, whoee ca of encepha litis la the longMt in medical rec ords, waa described by her mother, Mra. Peter Ml ley, as "better than ahe was a year ago, but showing no striking Change." "Pat h as I m proved this year to the extent of responding when we ask her to raise her finger or thumb.' Mrs. Mlley snld. "and when I ask her how mnny girls mam ma has ahe will lift two fingers." Mailed Valentine In JD3S. The lut thing the comely stenog rapher did before going to bed with ttia strange disease, was to walk out and post a valentine to her small niece. If Pat "woke up on her anniversary she .might remem ber thla, but ahe would have to be told many things which have hap pened outside and Inside her family circle since February 14, 1033. Somebody would have to define the New Deal for her; Roosevelt, to Patricia, would mean T. R.; the ab breviations on any newspaper page would be meaningless; the Lindbergh rase would confuse her aa much aa It does persona who have read all about It; the world's fair would mean 1898 to Pat and John D11 llnger and his exploits would mean nothing at all. Death, birth and marriage have come to relatives of the sleeping girl. Her mother's hair has turned white. Her alster, Mra. Gladys Han n. ha become a nurse, Her atp father haa lost the sight of one eye. Her 83-year-old grandmother haa come to live with the family. Sweetheart Ht III Calls.. Patricia's aweetheart haa continued to call every week the one thing in her life that Is now Just aa it was before her Illness. Patricia's mother and slater keep a scrap book of newspaper clipping" and a diary of family event, against the day when they firmly believe Fat will awaken aa easily aa ahe dropped off to sleep, following weeks of Increasing drowsiness, after ask ing her mother to kiss her gooa nltfht. Pat's own diary would tell her that she haa made three trips to the hospital; endured a severe at tack of pneumonia and a case of peptic ulcer; had several blood transfusions and numerous aerum and fever machine treatments, and gained, nearly 30 pounds. PLAYS REHEARSED FOR PRESENTATION .E. The numeroua spring activities of the Methodist Episcopal church are rapidly taking shape. The recently organised Dramatics club haa two plays in rehearsal, a three-act drama "The Rook,' built around the char acter development of the disciple Peter; and a one-act missionary play, "Larola," setting forth a dramatic story of the caat system of India. Casta for the two playa follow: The Rock: Peter, Don Cooke; Ad ina, his wife, Mary Cummlngs: De borah, Adina's mother, Mra. Ridge way; Uoal, Deborah's brother, Prank Neilaon: Mary Mntidala, Mable Huck abee; pandlra, a Greek, Robert Ohrla ner; Titus. Roman, Don Huckabee. Direction, Robert Chrlaner. Larola: Larola, Mra. Everett Ta ber; Lela, Anita Cooke; Brahman woman, Mrs. Berry; Mama, Ruth RJdgeway; Elinor Dnntatt, Mra. Pond; Prof. Binder flen. Sheldon Walter; Walter Dutftatt, later fy; Nanak, Hnrrlot White. Direction, Don Huck abee. "Larola" ta to be given Sunday evening, March 1ft, In the church auditorium. "The Rock" rill be given Easter Sunday night. "The Seven Lat Words of Christ, to be given on Ckod Friday before Buster, Full rehearsals are being held weekly on Thursday nlahts. Will Brook, well known to MrdfVrd music lovers, ta to sing the baritone solos in the production. The soprano work will be sung by Mrs. C. H Paake. Announcement Is yet to be made In rrvard to the tenor solos, lion Huckabee, the choir di rector, and the choir extend a cor dial Invitation to all Med lord singers to Join In milking the prf rmanoe worthy ol Med ford. A rehearsal sched ule la e I tiff prfparrd that will enable everyone wishing to get In on at least one each week Prominent In the Immediate plana of the young people of the church la the annual banquet to be held this yir on tueaday evening, February 38. It l V be an exclusively young people's affair, tntereatlng and well planned arm it lea are scheduled in connection with this ocaaton, and any round person who would like to at tend may ten. re a ticket from Anita Cooke of Lester fay. t by on 111 tin 14 M. Reservations must be in by February 24. Are you a member of Ethelwin B Hoffmann HOSIERY CLUB? Join No. r V a 3 - vanity smsrr xw . GLOVES For yqur Spring ensemble, new Cape Skin Qlovea . . . These at 1.98 pair are In black, navy, white and brown and have a smart cord trim. $1.98 BAGS New Hand Bags for the Spring wardrobe I Smart patent, pin calf and grained leathers In black, navy,' white, red' and brown. $1.98 YARN The Art Department on the Balcony la all excited over this new Palalee Tweed Yarn . . . New. smart and light weight for Spring . . . Sec It tomorrow. "pllf ' 55 Cball New Pigskin Gloves For a amart street or sport glove we suggest theae new plgsklnsl A grand glove In either the long or short cuff style In black, navy, brown, gray or white. Be fitted now while slzea are complete. Long and Short Cuffs I fK 1 New Spring Fashions in Coats -Suits and Dresses Step from Winter frocKs rljht Into the charming flattery of a new Spring Fashion. Manns buyers are back from the openlnga. bringing with them the cream of the early fashions. New Dresses, Suit rrocks for Sport.. Afternoon and Street Wear featuring print and dainty pastel, . . . Wonder ful new coat in eoft wool that ahow the happy swagger and aport trend ... And new man tailored Suit. Sport flack Sulta and Swagger All are here in complete oetall and only $1495 Sale of Dresses Special for Saturday dres buyers ... 50 good looking Print and Pastel Frocks as well as many new crepes are going on sale tomorrow for $7.05. Included are dresses In sizes 12 to 44. And the regular values up to S14.95. YOUR CHOICE $298 Smart Flannel Jackets $395to$595 Skirts to Match or Contrast $2.25 to $4.95 New checks, shadow stripes and plain flannels, featuring such good colors as navy, brown, gray, red and royal. ...GIpTO ONDJUTTSjOF HIGH QUALITY STANDARDS THROUG AT OUR ONE EXTREMELY LOW PRICE OF With this Advertisement we in trlduce our Spring line of Sport Back Suits, in fine qual ity woolens, well styled single and double breasted garments, trousers with and without the pleated front. A, comprehensive election of Grays, Blues, Browns, Tans and Oxfords in sizes 35 to 42. ' EXTRA PAIR OF PANTS $5.00 BOYS' PAJAMAS Kaynee Brand Motlir, vt wish to call your Attention to Hiew Piwt Color Bronrtcloth "Kaynee" Pajamas for Boy. New pattern and colors and each suit very well tailored to stand the Mrnln of growing boy a. 6 to 1 8 year sizes $165 THE SUIT "Blue Mist" Silk Hose By Rollins For Blue or Gray Costumes V Jut unpacked tliew lovely new lioae by Rollins ... A amart chiffon and crene chiffon all Mo-klng In that glorious new shade "Blue Mist", The proper ahade for the blue and gray cwtume. Saturday Sale of Boys' Sweaters Another Interesting Item from our popu lar Boya Dept. Brushed Wool Sweaters with a full r.tpper front In sires 30 to 36 for only ta.49. Regular 2.95 Sweaters . , . Choice of colora . , . Blue, red, brown and gray. CHOICE $249 French Crepe SLIPS Wear one, of these new French Crepe Slips under your Spring ensemble 1 These smart under garment come In tea ruse, flesh and white and are bias cut. AH are well made from fine quality French crepe and satin. All sizes. $-98 MAIN FLOOR New Silk Dresses For Misses and Children ' our Mat liiowing of adorable Silk Frock for girls from 7 to 16 ri of age. IncludXi In Ult Initial display are lovely crepea. "lilt prlntt, paatela and white . . . Short sleeva tylee, but eome hove the extra sleeve material attached. $2.95 $4.95 $6.95 SECOND FLOOR V1;E r ?.:: r i b ill 5 in. ilSylA i X I.' v.a Is Winning Hand You may play bridge like a wizard, but do they ad miro your hands, com-' plexion. and hairdress, too? They will if you place yourself in our care. Electric Manicure only 50c Finger Wave for only 50c Permanent Wave Complete $2.45 to $5.00 Phone 3(53 or I8G To Threat) hlffon Three Threat! t'repp t hlfttm lour Thread t hllfon $ 1 25 $ 1 15 $ 1 00 79c Hose Speil for Saturday! Women's and M1ns good qualltr full faahloned Chiffon Silk lloae In ama-t Sprint shade for only TPc pair. Regular 91 DO value. vTT for Jpnnq ,r MURRAY'S BEUTY SHOP MANN'S m;(ond h.oor Expert Shoe Fitters At Mann's HOSIERY MEND1N0 Main Jloor New a a Spring Bud . . . graceful as the Wil low .. . Lovely shoes for lovely women . . , Chic short vamps in sandals, pumps, straps, and ties for every smart occasion . . . Perfectly styled to fit perfectly in ensemble. Step in our store today and view these gorgeous shos in all the new leathers, fabrics and colors styled by Johansen. t 7 WOMEN'S SHOE SECTION MAIN FLOOR Along " Came a Girl in NAVY . . . and a very com ing young lady she is! Nothing so ties in with everything . , nothing is so "liv able" , . . nothing so smart as navy. Felts and straws ... in brims and turbans. 5J "5 Cm liU Trlbuua want adi.
