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cme?u Annual May Dance Planned By Lodge For Saturday Night , On the social calendar for the week-end is the annual May Day dance of the Elks lodge. The lodge announces that there will be square dancing in the lodge room from 8.30 p.m. until midnight, and modern dancing in the party room from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. An orchestra will play for the modern dancing. A smorgasbord will be served beginning at 11 p.m. in the party lounge. Guest Stars A really unusual design to star on your table when com pany comes. You'll find these simple to crochet in No. 30 cot ton. Doilies in simple design are easy crochet and wear so well! Pattern 7030; crochet directions. Our improved pattern visual with easy-to-see charts and pho tos, and complete directions makes crochet and knitting easy to do. Send TWENTY CENTS in coins for this pattern to Medford Mail Tribune, Household Arts Dept., P.O. Box 5640, Chicago 80, 111. Print plainly NAME, AD DRESS with PATTERN NUM BER. Our ALICE BROOKS Needle work catalogue is the best ever! Send twenty cents in coins now for your copy. Illustrations of designs for crocheting, knitting, embroidery, cuddle toys, house hold and personal accessories. Free needlework pattern print ed in book. DOUBLE TROUBLE for GARDEN PFSTS CONTROL FUNGUS PESTS WITH 0RTH0RIX Spray These two "trouble-shooters give you control of Aphis Thrips, Lawn Moth, Earwigs Powdery Mildew and mosl other pests you'll lind in your garden. Use separately ... or in combination to help keep your garaen pesr-iree. SPRAY-ETTE Handy garden sprayer. ..connects to your garden' hose, makes spraying as easy as watering. liWone... AnofnerORrpO'W Jfffir 7030 Miss Terzenbach To Be Candidate In Queen Contest Phoenix Phoenix Lions' club has selected Miss Bonnie Terzen bach, senior in Phoenix high school, as their candidate for queen of the annual Phoenix May Festival. This brings to seven the number of candidates Miss Terzenbach is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Terzenbach. The first six candidates an nounced were Miss Wanda Nor ton, sponsored by the Phoenix Parent-Teacher association: Miss Rosalie Klasson, Phoenix Grange contestant; Miss Virginia Rob erts, sponsored by the Phoenix Garden club; Miss Sally Tripp, Phoenix Thursday club; Miss Shirley Dudley, Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble club; Miss Barbara Barlow, Youth club. A queen's ball is being planned for Saturday, April 29 at the Phoenix grade school gymnasium to open the contest to select a queen for the festival. Dance admission tickets will entitle the holders to vote for contestant of their choice. Federation Delegates Home from Convention; Visit Oregon School Rogue River Delegates to the golden anniversary convention of the Oregon Federation of Wom en's Clubs, held in the Multno mah hotel in Portland, April 20, 21 and 22, returned Sunday. Those attending from this dis trict were Mrs. J. C. Ottinger, president of the First district and also president of Talent Commu nity club; Mrs. Dorothy N. Mills, president of Ashland Junior Civ ic league; Mrs. Mabel Bunnell, delegate of Talent Community club; Mrs. Lucille Mills, dele gate of Ashland Civic league, and Mrs. C. L. Williams, presi dent of the Rogue River Civic club. On the return trip the group visited the Woodburn School for Boys. Members of the Ashland Junior Civic league had con tributed $60 for new furnishings for the living room of one of the boys' cottages. One of the principal events of the convention in Portland was the "Golden Annals banquet" April 20; at which Mayor Doro thy McCullough Lee of Portland gave the welcoming address and State Governor Douglas McKay was the principal speaker. The governor also presented at this occasion the Oregon State Mother for 1950, Mrs. Elizabeth Roe Cloud of West Lynn. She is one-half American Indian. Mrs. Cloud, mother of four outstand ing daughters, is also a candidate for National Mother of America. Mrs. Ruth Candlee of Hills boro, Ore., retiring president of the federation, was succeeded by Mrs. Hildred Zell of Wasco. Mrs. Chandlee, who has beeft president of the Oregon federa tion for the past four years, will be a candidate for recording sec retary of the General Federation of Women's Clubs at the conven tion to be held in Boston in May. Baptist Group Plans Party and Box Social A party has been planned by the WC group of the First Bap tist church for Friday, April 28, at 8 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Alexander, 1417 West Main street. In lieu of the usual refresh ments, there will be a box so cial. Special entertainment is being planned. f Westminster Groups Plan Sunday Meetings Westminster Fellowship club members of the Jacksonville and Central Point Presbyterian churches will meet in Central Point Sunday, April 30 at 6:30 p.m. in the Presbyterian church parlors. 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Classes were held from 7:30 to 8:15 p. m. with parents attending, and Dupils presented a concert at 8:30 p. m. in the gymnasium. The or chestra, augmented by a few players from the Oak Grove school, was directed by Edward Root. In addition to six numbers by the orchestra, a number of solos and other numbers were pre sented. Lois Kelley gave piano solos. Lewis Bright presented a trombone solo and Janet and Joan Wick appeared in a clari net and cornet duet. Piano solos were also given by Robert Bright and Nelda Chap man and a clarinet quartet, com posed of Sandra Neill, Janet Wick. Leona Herring and Mr. Root, played two numbers. Playing in the orchestra were Nelda Chapman, Robert Bright, Janet Wick, Leonard Herring, Evelyn Davidson, Robert Guches, Lois Kelley, Melva and Belva Chew, Carl Mark, Jack Vincent, Joan Wick, Danielle Mark, Lew is Bright and Sandra Neill. Simple! Classic! 9048 SIZES 12-20 Good lines, smart styling! 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Miser Miss Older Chairman Of Sorority Workshop Willamette University Miss Patsy Older, Medford, is general chairman of the Tri-Col-lege Panhellenic workshop to be "held by sorority women of Willamette university, Oregon State college and the University of Oregon Saturday, April 29, on the campus of Willamette university. Miss Older is a soph omore at Willamette, and a mem ber of Delta Gamma sorority. The meeting is the third in a series which the three schools plan to make an annual event. This will be the first time the workshop has been held at the Salem school. Mrs. William Greig, Oakland, Cal., national panhellenic col legiate advisor, will give the main address. Country Club Dance Planned For Friday One of the gay events of this week will be the annual spring formal dance of Rogue Valley Country club set for tomorrow night. Hours are from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. "Rhapsody in Bloom" is the theme of the dance and a buffet supper will be served from 10 p.m. until midnight, uorsages are to be given as favors. Serving on the committee for the event are Bill Wall, Mr. and Mrs. Arlon Skinner, Miss June Nelson and Miss Harriett Hough ton, Winston Carl, John Ham aker, Bill Ellison and Mike Dietrich. Returns Mrs. Elizabeth Andre of Jack sonville returned Saturday from Texas where she spent three months in San Antonio and vicin ity with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Adrean, and her son, Lt. A. C. Andre, his wife and small daugh ter. Lt. Andre is being transferred to Boston after serving at air bases in Korea and Tokyo for the past two years. En route home Mrs. Andre visited friends and a brother, Al bert C. Byers, in Long Beach, and another son. Dudley Paul Andre, in San Francisco. KB BP, Picasso Plates Latest Art Form In American Home New York (U.R) Plates cop ied from Picasso originals are the latest art forms aimed at average American homes. "I understand Picasso would like one of his paintings in every American home,'1 said Catharine Ogust, 29-year-old brunette who is responsible for the plate re production. "I've never met him, but these plates are exact cop ies of 18 of his originals, so he should be pleased to find them available to American families for only $15." The plates are made of "a ceramiclike composition." The designs are imbedded in the composition by a heat process. "One oi the plHtes is a copy of the one given Rila Hayworth when she married Aly Khan," Mrs. Ogust said. Picasso has painted some 1,500 of the plates, but they're rarely put on the market for purchase. He keeps them or gives a rare few to friends. The Rita Rayworth plate is called "The Dove." It has a fair ly realistic looking dove painted in the center, against a dark brown background. Other de signs arc more confusing. One, cElled the "Double Face," has two black line profiles fac ing each other in the center. It's definitely modern, but Mrs. Ogust says, "It's so Picasso that people like it." She is an artist herself, but until she got the Picasso plate idea she confined her art to turn ing out hanging flower holders in her Broklyn factory. "They're sold in five and ten cent stores," she confessed. The artistic plates will be sold through department stores. Only one thing worried Mrs. Ogust. Would the American buy ers put. the egg-shaped Picasso plate reproductions into use on the table? "Mr. Picasso doesn't like for them to be used as plates. They are decorative pieces," she said. Someone noticed her arrange ment of plates on a low coffee table in her penthouse studio and suggested that guests might mis take them for ash trays. 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