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EIGHT MEDFORP (OREGON) WAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday. Juim 28, 19S0
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Mi Fidelia Boon
(Shangle photo)
Among the newlyweds are Mr. and Mrs. A. Duane Thompson,
married June 10 at Sacrad Heart Catholic rectory. The bride
formerly wai France! L. Boiand, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ton B. Reynold! of Cedar Rapidi, la., and Mr. Thompion n a on
of Mr. and Mn. O. D. Thompion, 611 South Riverside avenue.
(Brainerd photo)
Frances Boiand,
Duane Thompson
Married Recently
Miss Frances L. Boiand and
A. Duane Thompson were mar
ried June 10, the rites being sol
emnized at Sacred Heart Cath
olic rectory by the Rev. C. J.
Linehan.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clifton B. Reynolds,
Cedar Rapidi, la., and the bride
groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
O. D. Thompson, 611 South Riv
erside avenue.
The bride wore a gold colored
suit with red rosebud corsage for
the ceremony. She was attended
. by Miss Jacquelyn Johnston,
who wore a navy blue dress
with corsage of white carna
tions. M. W. Willoughby was beat
man for Mr. Thompson.
The newlyweds are living In
Medford.
Individual Type
Determines Sleep
Says Psychologist
Are you an endormorph, a
mesomorph or an ectomorph?
If you can classify yourself ac
cording to one or inese types,
your individual sleep require
ments can be foretold. At least,
that's what Dr. W. H. Sheldon,
Columbia university, discov
ered from his studies In consti
tutional psychology.
Dr. Sheldon maintains that
every human being falls into one
of these classifications. Although
everyone has some of the charac
teristics of all tnree, one is pre
dominant. The amount of sleep
you need depends to a large ex
tent on your temperament which
is closely related to physical
traits.
For eample, If you are an en
domnrph, you have a soft and
comfortable roundness of phy
sique you love food company
and luxury you relax easily,
and sleep soundly, provided your
bed Is comfortable. In fact, you
love to sleep and consequently
talk even yourself into the fact
that you need more sleep than
you really do.
If you hnvc the hard, muscu
lar type of physique, you're a
mesomorph. Your skin develops
wrinkles at an early age and
you tan easily. You are full of
energy and love exercise. You
prefer large homes, large rooms
and large beds. You snore vig
orously, arise early feeling won
derful. The ectomorph has a linear
physique and slender bones. If
you can be classified as such,
you are probably shy, Intense
and nervous. You are highly sen
sitive and much more vulnerable
to outside influences than your
endomorph or mesomorph broth
er. You use up much nervous
energy and consequently tire
easily. You put off going to bed
at night, and resist getting up in
the morning. You sleep lightly
and you require more sleep than
the other two types.
If sleeping conditions are not
desirable, one must sleep longer
to obtain proper rest.
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Mi Kay Crawford
Men Display Preference
For Textured Fabrics
Says Interior Decorator
New York. (U.R Nubby. plain
colored fabrics are becoming
more and more popular in home
decorating, and men may be re-
sponsiDie.
"Men like textured fabrics.'
said Mrs. Emily Hunter, stylist
for the F. Schumacher Fabric
company.
"More men come along with
their wives when it'i time to
pick out a new covering for the
living room sofa. They either
pick vibrant colors, or choose a
room in monotone shades. In
either case, they like textured
fabrics."
She also thinks men are less
likely to end up with a room (hat
looks like a hodgepodge of dec
orating fashions. They stick
with one or two colors.
She planned some room
schemes on the basis of male
tastes. One was a room for the
man who preferred monotone
shading. The color scheme was
made up of the warm earth
Chicken a la Goon
Tender and Juicy It Melts in Your Mouth
Served With
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HOT BISCUITS and COFFEE
W Still Hara Those Delicious Mexican Dishes
OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY
SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
Bud & Lucille's Cafe
BUD and LUCILLE FISHER
Formerly at the Colonial Inn
McAndrewi 1 Court St. Medford, Ore.
Miss Fidelia Boone
Installed Queen
Job's Daughters
Medford bethel, Job's Daugh
ters, held the semi-annual Instal
lation of officers Wednesday
night, with Miss Fidelia Boone
replacing Miss Kaye Crawford
as queen. Miss Boone Is a daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank D.
Boone.
Miss Crawford acted as in
stalling officer and assisting her
were Miss Glenda Fields, instal
ling guide; Miss Sybill Older,
marshal; Miss Patsy Faber, Cen
tral Point, musician; Miss Jane
Durno, senior custodian; Miss
Barbara Green, junior custodi
an; Miss Jean Runtz, secretary;
Miss Marilyn Winetrout, chap
lain. Also taking office were Miss
Corinne Wing, senior princess;
Miss Carolyn Coleman, junior
princess; Miss Kaye Durno,
guide; Miss Johneva Pond, mar
shal; Miss Rolla Jones, Miss Ann
Hart, Miss Ann Rentchler, Miss
Roberta Manning, Miss Phyllis
Watklns, messengers; Miss Nan
cy Cottingham, chaplain; Miss
Margaret Huson, musician; Miss
Barbara Van Sickle, treasurer;
Miss Shirley Johnson, senior cus
todian; Miss Kerlin Sanders,
junior custodian; Miss Janet
Blum, recorder; Miss Laura Mae
Huson, outer guard; Miss Nan
cy McKinstry, inner guard; Miss
Donna Thomas, lady-of-the-lights;
Miss Georgia Thomas, as
sistant recorder; Miss Pat New
land, historian; Miss Marcie Ev
ans, recorder; Miss Nancy Jen
nings, soloist; Miss Delores Smy
lie, librarian.
Members of DeMolay took
charge of the crowning ceremo-
nv for the new queen. The cere
mony was conducted by Jim
Ward, master counselor, assist
ed by Jim Pond, Bob Walker,
Keith Bates and Dick Whitlock,
with an escort guard composed
of Bob Schei, captain; Harold
Vrooman, Bob Fisher, Mickey
Loris, Dick Loros, Charles Dean,
Douglas Harsh and Don Stuart.
A number of visitors and oth
ers were honored during the eve
ning. They included Mrs. C. D.
Elhart, Ashland, past grand
guardian; Mrs. Karl Rose,
guardian of the Ashland bethel;
Mrs. A. Z. Dean, past guardian
of the Medford bethel; Mr. Dean,
DeMolay adviser; Mrs. L. G.
Frink, queen of the Roxy Ann
court, Order of the Amaranth;
Mrs. Ina Huson and Mrs. Fred
Purdin, worthy matrons of Ada
rcl and Reames chapters, OES;
Wallace Brill, master of Med
ford Masonic lodge; Miss Jean
Hamilton and Miss Laural Jew-
ett, past queen and incoming
queen of the Central Point beth
el; Miss Chloe Stevens, Ashland
bethel queen; Miss Kay Dudley
and Miss Barbara Bugbee, prin
cesses of the Ashland bethel;
Misses Glenda Fields and Billie
Older, past queens of the Med
ford bethel.
Following the installation
Miss Boone introduced her par
ents and grandparents, the lat
ter being Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Blackburn of Corvallis, and was
presented with red carnations
from her father.
The retiring queen was pre
sented a gift from the bethel.
Two addenda followed the in
stallation, which was attended
by more than 250 persons. Offi
cers who have served with Miss
Crawford presented her a flor
al crown and her past queen's
pin and the new queen was hon
ored during the second adden
dum, carried out on a comic
note.
Refreshments and a dance fol
lowed. For the refreshment ta
ble the places were marked with
little gold paper crowns bear
ing the queen's name.
shades rust, greens and browns.
A documentary print in a
pheasant design, green against a
natural background, was used for
the draperies. The couch was
covered in moss green textured
cotton. A cotton stripe in soft
shades of salmon, rust, gray,
beige and green was used for the
extra chairs.
For the walls, If the room was
to be a study or a den, she sug
gested one of the wallpapers that
resembles wood paneling.
For the man who favors vi
brant colors, Mrs. Hunter picked
a green background splatter
dash wallpaper with tiny dots of
gold and black. A dull gold cot
ton shag rug was used on the
floor. The couch was covered
with a heavy textured cotton
and rayon fabric in dark green,
highlighted with gold metallic
threads. A few accessories in the
room, including extra pillows
and an upholstered desk chair,
were done in bright red.
Open House Scheduled
Today at Vets' Center;
Service Groups Help
The veterans' domiciliary cen
ter at Camp White today will in
augurate an open house policy
to be observed every Sunday
from 1:30 p. m. until 4 p. m.
Members will act as guides to
show visitors through the vari
ous points of interest at the cen
ter, such as the library, chapel,
arts and crafts shop and the rec
reation center.
Members of different service
organizations will furnish per
sonnel to man an Information
desk in the main lobby. The
Medford DAV aulllary will con
duct the desk today.
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SOC Honor Roll Won
By 8 Local Students
Ashland, June 24 Eight Med
ford students were named to trje
spring term honor roll at South
ern Oregon college, it was an
nounced here Saturday. They in
clude R. Ward Bebb, Geraldine
Blsh, James J. Boyle, Ann Dress
ier, Beulah Jensen, Richard G.
Lovell, Marilyn Winetrout and
Virgil Wolf.
Only one student, Barton La
Fon, Ashland, made a perfect
"4.00" average.
To attain honor roll standing
a student must earn grades of
3.5 or better. Other valley stud
ents named included Wesley E.
Claflin, Phoenix; Nancy J. Hunt
er, Central Point, and Billie B.
Bailey, Robert Boycr, Jerry R.
Bruce, Ed. Butler, Marjorie Flin
iau, Amasa L. Gilman, Rav Has
sell. William Hedrick, Marilyn
Matheny, Emma Redbird and
Bruce Smith, all Ashland.
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OAKLAND CENSUS REPORT
Oakland, Cal., June 24 (U.R)
Oakland's population increased
about 26.5 per cent from 302,
163 to 382,463 during the past
10 years, the bureau of census
reported today.
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Portland Buys Vanpo'rt Site for Recreation
' t... ns no: city purchase of approximately
i'oruana, uic, nunc "..i.. - -
Bean said the city hopes to de
velop the wartime housing site
for recreation.
The former site of East Vanport,
destroyed by flood waters in
1948, was purchased by the city
of Portland for $40,000 Friday.
Finance Commissioner Or
mond R. Bean announced the
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