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TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Monday, March 20, 1950 iWV Ml cmerw Noted Art Teacher Coming For Association Workshop Prof. Emmy Zweybruck, Internationally noted teacher and artist, has been secured by the Southern Oregon Art Teachers' as sociation for a workshop to be held in Phoenix March 24 and 25. Professor Zweybruck Is direc tor of the New York studio of the American Crayon company and founder of the University of Arts and Crafts of Vienna. In addition she designs for Saks Fifth Avenue. Macy's. Lord and Taylor and other New York es tablishments. The artist Is known to art teachers of southern Oregon, having conducted a successful summer school in design and crafts in Klamath Falls in 1949. It is stated that Professor Zwey bruck brings to worshops a warm, human approach to art education and a confidence that inspires high endeavor, Of particular interest to the teachers will be her exhibit of modern art as found In everyday life. Professor Zweybruck Is ex pectcd to show art work done on wrapping paper, packages and advertising art, with designs based on modern principles of rhythm, color harmony and laws of modern design. She is said to believe that through these me dia the modern spirit and modern approach to design can be brought to the attention of thousands. Attendance at the Friday ses Ion of the workshop is by invi tation only, It is stated, and these are to be extended through school superintendents, supervi sors or principals of the schools of the area. All members of tne Southern Oregon Art Teachers' association are invited, provided arrangement are made through the school offie. it is stated. At tendance Saturday is for all teachers Interested In art education. Materials for use during the two-day session may be pur chased at the workshop, and the cost per person will not be over 3.30, those in charge state. Lunch has been arranged by the Phoenix school, and there wili be a small charge. Hours for the workshop are s follows: Friday, March 24, 1 to 9 p.m.; Saturday, March 25, YouSa ve Bq Ffqfag ugntl SaveTime and Money Parti or often than lit clan rail pliA Pullman. And you lave hours In tome cam, day$ of travel time. teuttibegnd Mainline! leave at 11:45 A.M. A 4:55 P.M. SAN FRANCISCO IV, hn. LOS ANOIlf $ . . SV, hrs. Northbound Molnlintri Lavs at 1:20 P.M. I 6:15 P. M. PORTLAND ... 2 hrs. SIATTLI J'i hrs. Fort, fvsurlsvl tllahl, M "mil Ik, fad" ... UNITED AIR LINES Airport Terminal. Call 3-7111 OR, Hf.K AN Authorized Travel Agent Km M v 14 m 9 to 12 a.m.. 1 to 6 P.m. The Klamath Art association plans a reception in honor of Professor Zweybruck, Sunday afternoon, March 26 from 2 to 4 o'clock at the Art Center, 1227 Main street. Klamath rails. At this time guests will have the pleasure of viewing a one man show of Professor Zwey brack showing silk screening, block printing and stenciling. This exhibit has bepn showing in leading art galleries in Call forma, it is said. All former pupils and friends of Professor Zweybruck and all lovers of beautiful crafts are cordially invited to attend the reception honoring this re nowned artist and teacher, the committee announces. RNA LodeTlolds Antique Display And Amateur Hour A display of antiques featured meeting ot the Koyal Neigh bors of America held at the KP hall March 16. The meeting fol lowing a supper, in charge of Mrs. Winn Arnold and a com mittee. Displayed were a purse 16D years old, a 100-year-old gun used to fight Indians when the owner crossed the plains to Oregon, a bedspread lull years old. a gold necklace 125 years old. The old est article displayed, for which there was a prize, was tele scope belonging to Mr. Kernick and which came into the posses sion of his family in 1HHJ. A program was given under the direction of members of the Lively Oaks club. Featured was an Easter parade, with every ladv parading in an Easter bon net she had made. Mrs. meiviu Brunken and Mrs. DeWitt Fer guson took first and second prize. An amateur nour ioiiowcn with everyone either participat ing or paying a fine. DeWitt Fer guson acted as master of monies. - Considered outstanding were the acts given by Mrs. Har ry Miller and Winn Arnold, who gave a dance, ana two skus ay Mrs. Dclbcrt Ross, Miss Beverly Mee. Mrs. Melvln Brunken and Mrs. Randy Hugdahl. Other out standing acts were a song py wirs Ferguson, and acts by Dr. Y. i. and Madam Fccfi. Mrs. Carl Pearson and Mrs. Tom Mee. Guests for the evening were Mrs. Lenore Broill, Mrs. Hazel Neff of Ashland. Gold Hill Club Meets In Clement Home Friday Gold Hill A group of friends met at the home of Mrs. Dale Clement Friday for polluck luncheon and an afternoon of sewing. The group meets every third rrlday of the month. The afternoon was enjoyed by Mesriamos James Clement. Rob- ret Pugh, C. W. Smith, Lester Thompson, W. D. Bell, S. L. Rotith, C, H. Routh. Rolen Ro srncrans, Cleo Gilchrist, Paul llolderness and the hostess, Mrs. Dale Clement. Ronda Roserrans, Drdnrah Clement. Janet Smith and Phillip Van Horn were also guests. Airs. Hare Is Leader Of Delphian Meeting Delphian society met last week at the Girls Community club, with Mrs. J. M. Hare as leader for the meeting. The sub ject was "How We Learn." The learning process is a dual process, members were told, the two being problem solving and conditioning, or learning by as sociation. Both processes are di rectly connected with the ncrv ous system, it was said. Speaking were Mrs. Elbert I.anox, Mrs. l.ee Mellish. Mrs. Victor Birdseye and Mrs. Ray mond Rcler. Lady Activians Guests Of Mrs. Earl Lichtner Lady Activians were enter tained Thursday evening at the Spring Vacation Brings Students Home From Campus Oregon State college students are home this week for spring vacation, a number having ar rived over the week-end. Dean Earhart arrived Satur day to spend the vacation with his parents. Dr. and Mrs. bam uel D. Earhart, U North Peach street. He is a junior in phar macy at OSC. His cousin. Fred Patching, junior at Stanford uni versity, is also here for spring vacation, and is a guest of the Earharts. He will also visit his two uncles, William and Frank Earhart. Young Patching Is a Jun ior in medicine at Stanford. Also home is Miss Lorraine Greaves, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Greaves. 1156 West Eighth street, fane Is a freshman at the school and a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority. An other freshman home from Ore gon State is Miss Aylene Hop kins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Hopkins, 113 Ross lane. She is a pledge of Sigma Kappa sorority. Bob and Jim Gray, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gray, 18 Mo doc avenue, are also spending the vacation here. The former, a freshman, is a pledge of Sigma Phi'Epsilon and his brother is a member of the same fraternity. Other young men home are Kenneth Boshears, a freshman and a son of Mr. and Mrs. Miner T. Boshears, 408 South Grape street, and Jim Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Moore, 1209 East Jackson boulevard, and Ralph Denny, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Denny of the Oak Grove district. Miss Charlotte Walker, daugh ter of Dr. and Mrs. L. Paul Walk er. 408 South Oakdale avenue, and a freshman at OSC. is home for the week, and also home is Miss Mary Virginia Wait, sopho more, daughter of Mrs. F. Wil son wail, Ttti Vancouver ave nue. Miss Wait is a member of Delta Delta Delta. In Medford for the vacation week are Mr. and Mrs. John Ousternout. students at the col lege. The Ousterhouts are visit ing Mrs. Ousterhout's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Nill. 25 My ers court, and Mr. Ousterhout's relatives at Eagle Point. Coming Events Planned By Jacksonville Club; Hear Talk On Primrose Jacksonville Plans for com ing events were made at a meet ing of the Jacksonville Garden club held last week In the U. S. hotel. Mrs. Lawrence Luy, presi dent, conducted the meeting. Mrs. Harold Reed announced that a plant sale would be held March 24 in the club rooms and Mrs. 11. H. Arnold, flower show chairman, is arranging for a spring flower show to be held April 14. Miss Claire Hanley, program chairman, introduced Mrs. Rose Kendall, guest speaker from the Grants Pass Garden club. Mrs. Kendall spoke on primroses, one of the symbols of spring and a native of manv countries, their culture, pest control and meth ods of raising plants from seed were given. The speaker urged her listeners to try some of the new varieties. The hostess. Mrs. Kenneth Far ley, was assisted by Mrs. Ernie Mclntyre and Miss Claire Han ley. Mrs. Paul Godward and Mrs. Leonard McKee presided at the tea table. Surprise Shower Given For Eagle Point Woman Eagle Point Mrs. Raymond B. Chamberlain was guest of honor at a surprise shower held at the home of Mrs. Bcrtland Stanley March 16. The Eagle Point Extension unit sponsored the shower and an enjoyable aft ernoon was spent by the 35 guests. Refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon. CALENDAR St 61 Mnnrintf 8.IU p.m. snriiiers wives. . Mark's Episcopal Guild hall. 7 ;4n n m Olive Kebekah loriyc, IOOF hall. 8 p.m. Women of the Moose. 2 South Riverside avenue. 8 o m. Oak Grove PTA In I'hool cafeteria, 'uesday in -u a m Cum. Vnltpv Ex tension unit, home of Mrs. Floyd Doinnri. 1 p.m. Navy Mothers. Girls lommunlty club 1:15 p.m. WSCS circle 5. lis. A. E. Chew, 1404 West Main trert. l HO nm. WSCS circle 1, Sunshine parlor. l;3U p.m. cireir i, rs. George Watson, 1638 Stew l avenue. 1:30 p.m. Oak Grove Neigh uhood club, Mrs. Frances linn, 604 West Main street. 1 n.m. Ladv Elks. Elks' temple party lounge. 2 p.m. Prospect I 1 A in nign mol. schc Sotti wit Soifi . . S3.S0wp salt! witnsvl Both . . $2.00 vp In the Heart of the Theatre and Shopping District Newctctnct Scstm WlTl'AMR ( n IZ r- sf IVI xw mW Br mm ma SJbT prsu vaw hnme of Mr Karl l.lchtner MI2 West Mam street, with Mrs Clinton Dennett as co-hostess. The group played cards and refreshments, in the St. Pat rick's day theme, were served later in tiie evening. Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. William Hittle, and a polluck dinner has been planned. What a Cute Trick! SJ7K ,!&"'imxm a yjlU l2-20ti Double usefulness in a single dress! This is just the suave little number you want for lunches in town, now. And the back un buttons for suntanning this sum mer! Pattern 9310 comes in sizes 12, 14. 16. 18. 20. Size 16 takes 4V. yards. 35-inch fabric. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for this pattern to MAR IAN MARTIN, care of Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., P. O. Box 6740, Chicago 80, 111. Print plainly YOUR NAME, AD DRESS. SIZE, STYLE NUMBER. LUUri! A dook oi easy-sew Marian Martin Patterns for Spring. Send fifteen cents in coins for your copy and plan all the lovely new clothes you want! Patterns for everybody, plus a free pattern for a handbag print ed right in the book. T99L!!I0CLIIF1C F O B SAL E Good Thor GlacPlron mangle $40. Youth bed S10. Call 2-H17 evenings. BKEF TYPE baby calvet. Bt. 1. Box 2114. or phone 452 Gold Hill. Mrs Ernest Lyman. F O K SAL E Friend power take-oll spray rig and orchard duster, A-l condition, lllnen cause of sale. Phone 2-2013 FOB TRADE Modern house trailer as down payment on house. Ph. 2-8589 10M CHEV. coupe, motor overhaul ed. Will sell motor separately. Good Chester White weancr pics. Box 2138 Sprinehrook road on old Buck shot Hill road. 3 ACRES 3-bcdroom. well improved, pavemont. city water, SI 1.500. S500O equity, will sell at discount or trade for down payment on 3-hdrm. house In town. Tribune Box 3838. WANTED Medium sijed disc. Rt. 3. Box 234. Medford. Kern Valley. YOUNG MAN to help train horses. See Dale Vincent, Gold Mill. Lasting Beauty tfc tw- w'.'mK w isa 7267 These lead a charming life as lunch set, buffet set or single doilies! Match your other pine apple and spider-web accessories! You 11 be proud to exhibit these at home at Fairs, too! Pattern 7267: crochet directions Our improved pattern visual with easy-to-see charts and pho tos, and complete directions makes needlework easy. Send TWENTY CENTS in coins for this pattern to Medford Man TriDune, Housenoid Arts Dept.. P. O. Box 5640. Chicago 80. 111. Print plainly name, ad DRESS with rAHLKfi IS UM BER. Our ALICE BROOKS Needle work catalogue is the best ever! Send fifteen cents, in coins, now, for your copy. Illustrations of designs for crocheting, knitting, embroidery, toys, quilts, chil dren's clothes. Free needlework pattern is printed in book. TOR SALE circular saw. He saw, motor and work bench. 605 Dakota. Phnne 2-6065. APT. FOR BENT furnished. 1 room and kitchenette. 440 s. mversinc. NEW Shady trailer park; adults. 322 S. Riverside. LOS T Billfold. Keep cash, return papers to Mr. warren. Alien noiei. vrm TMMF.niATF. cash, have reduc ed to S3000; four acres Improved with modern small house nearly fin ished and one acre orchard. Located In Ashland. Some terms possible. Phono 3-2416 Medford; $4500 A imall 2 -bed room home on wfit fide. Cement foundation, good rage, nice lot. Terms to right Rarty. Stoves Included. OPEN VF.K1NUS. RICHARD J. SMITH. REALTOR R23 N. Central Ph. 3-1011 anytime MY PLACE for nnle nt 1230 Kweet road. 1 acre, irrigated, 4 -r turn moa em 2-hedroom house FOR SALE All itcct St. Louil well drill machine, mounted on cnev truck. $1000 cash. Phone 2-2484. CF.DAR POSTS 30 cents ea. Ph. 2-27H4, FOR SALE 1937 Ford. Reasonable 1060 Shnfcr lone. Phone 2-7BH0. rOR SALE House trailer, 16 ft. ln slde, sleeps 4, propane range, oil neater. 330. Dawn Trailer court Talent. ORGANIZER MODERN DANCE BAND Open for engagements, any occasion. C. Connie Connesa, 619 S. Central, Medford. TITLI INIURANCI TRUST IICIOWI ,r3 74, CASE of the FORGER During the war, Richard Roe and his wife found just the home they wanted... and paid for it with the savings of a lifetime. Shortly after they moved into their new home, the woman from whom they bought it was killed. Her husband, who was serving overseas, returned on furlough. He knew nothing of the sale and proved that the power of attorney he was supposed to h.ive made out in his wife's favor had been forged. The Rei'S faced possible loss of their investment... had they not insured thfit title. Upon proof of forgery, the title insurance company reimbursed them for the full amount of the purchase price. A "T and T" title Insurance policy will prelect YOUR Investment In reel property against forgery and other title defects not shown In the record. CO 1 V Tttlt I Trust luihtlfif . 325 J.W tort tre. Pertlsixl 4. Orsise ran ,n4 Associate Of (leas I Umn ' arMrla ImsI Cenama Dalai aim HHHvflrs Hea ainr tsars McMlMrae Maffent Onasa CUT Hinlsri . SaM tl.Hiliws . Tat Dalaa films Tatstts CAMTAl 1UIMUS AND IllltVII OVII 11.1 0 0.0 0 8 See Your Home Owned ... . JACKSON COUNTY TITLE & ABSTRACT CO. Reprtienting Titlt 4 Truit Company 121 E. Sixth Phone 2-6402 TITLE INSURANCE ABSTRACTS ESCROWS FOR SALE 30U White Leghorn lay. ing hens. Rt. 3. Box 234, Medford. Fern Valley road, LARGE sleeping room. Private en trance and bath. 1417 W. Main Phone 2-691S. FURNISHED downstairs apt. 217 W 2nd bt. F'6 r""r E N T 1-room furnished apt close in. To employed person. Phone at-Hna. it nawinorne. SPECIAL AUTO INSURANCE Bodily Injury and property damage sz a month "C" LYALL FIDLER, REALTOR Grand Hotel Bldg. Ph. 2-5532 WARDS Bntterv Broiler, cont S10U, sell for 963. First road to right past Anderson Creek road off Waner Creek road. S. of Talent. E. H. York. FOR AUCTION TUESDAY. MARCH 24. 7 P.M. Comb, radio-phono., dining room table and chairs. Launderal auto matic waher, refrigerator, washing machine, portable electric sewing maciiine, oatn tuD, iinK, Dens, ipnnfcs, mattresses, commodes, floor lamps, table lamps. Hand cable winch. Lots ox other articles. OAK GROVE AUCTION Next to Oak Grove school, Jacksonville Hwy. Phone 3-15B4 PUBLIC AUCTION SUNDAY MARCH 2612 NOON BREEZEHILL RANCH ON NEIL CREEK ROAD, ft MILES SOUTH ASHLAND. HIGHWAY 66. FOLLOW AUCTION SIGNS 25 head Beef Stock 13 cows 11 white-face calves 1 to 8 mos. old 1 thoroughbred 4-yr.-o)d Hereford HUII All livestock TB and Ranffi tested. Double disc, spike tooth harrow, manure spreader, ouzz saw for i-oro tractor, bull dozer blade for Ford tractor. Horse trailer, cow trnilcr, 2 wagons and lots of misc. tools, etc 0 pc. walnut dining room set, prac tically new electric range, 0 pc. wal nut twin bedroom set. 8-tt. deep freeze unit. Desk, swing rocker, lawn swing and lawn furniture. 2 chests of drawers, bookcase, couch, floor tamos, mattresses and misc. dishes and many other items. HIS SALE WILL BE HELD RAIN OH SHINE. EVERYTHING MUST GO. Francis H. Worth, Owner Sale conducted by MEDFORD AUCTION COMPANY 845 South Riverside, Medford, Phone 3-1512 COLONEL JOSEPH C. BURNS, AUCTIONEER LUNCH SERVED Top quality Leghorn Pullets and Straight-run will be on hand Mon day. March 20th; also, few Leghorn Cockerels. Order now. F. E. SAMSON CO , Inc. FOR SALE Home made tractor with Model A motor, spring tooth har row and plow. $80. EXCHANGE. Gold Hill. It costs no more to get the best In oil heating service. For just that call DEPENDABLE OIL HEATING SERVICE Medford 2-2852 BIG ROUGH BLOX St FIR SLABS 12" or 16" Bit? double load, green SELECT FUEL LOW COST MEDFORD FUEL. Tel. 2-2111 For BABY CHICKS, come to Samson's. Few unsold Black Minorca Pullets New Hampshires for Wednesday delivery. F. E. SAMSON CO.. Inc. BAR CATV price n Sl fnce pickets PORTER LUMBER CO. S FiT. WANTED APPLIANCE SALESMAN Real opportunity. Guaranteed salary ment with long established loca urm lor vxpci ' - brands home appliances, steel kitch ens, etc. State age, experience, ref erences. BOX 3036. MAIL TRIBUNE wrneioaoyi LARGE Double Loads green fir slabs Call 2-444D Fabers PLANER BLOX Clean hot lasting MEDFORD FUEL. Tel. 2-2111 FOR SALE Chicks, New Hampshires, Parmentcr Reds, Indian Rivers. GET THEM AT FABERS, tlth & Fir USED RANGES. REFRIGERATORS and WASHING MACHINES TROWBRIDE & FLYNN EUSC CO Phone 2-5211 214 W Main FURNITURE MOVING TO PORTLAND or nearby points. Trip planned lor March 23rd or 24th. also March 31st. Space available for your lot ot household goods to or from Port land. Phone 2-5295 now for rates, etc. Padded Van and Cargo Insured Carriers. F. E. SAMSON CO., Inc. FOR SALE One riding garden tractor with attachments. 1868 Myers Lane. 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