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Society and Clubs Cameron Ralston To Speak Monday For Dinner Club Cameron Ralston, a former director of public forums for the United States Office of Edu cation, will speak Monday, March 3, for Rogue Valley Knife and Fork club. The din ner meeting will be at Rogue Valley Country club beginning at 6:45 p. m. The speaker, described as a former soldier, miner and col lege professor, will speak on "The Back Stairs of History." He was for a time on the fac ulty of Washington and Jeffer son university. Later he became executive secretary of the his toric Committee of One Hundred in Chicago, which worked to free the city from the influence of gangsters. Members are asked to make their dinner reservations with the secretary, Mrs. O. A. Eden, not later than Saturday, March 1. . February Meeting Held By Sams Valley Ladies Sam's Valley Ladies' club held the last meeting at the home of Mrs. G. A. Koellner. Decorations were in the Washington's birth day theme, andthe hostess serv ed refreshments to close the aft ernoon. Plans were made for a plant exchange at the next meeting. Mrs. Robert Galloway took charge of games, which were also in the Washington's birth day theme. Mrs. Lindsey Hous ton won the prize. An appro priate song . was sung by the group. Medford Students On Scholastic Roll Miss- Carol Sams and Miss Priscilla West, both Medford, are two of 79 students to receive S.SO or better to win a place on the Lewis and Clark college hon or roll for the fall semester, a release from the college states. Miss Sams, sophomore soci ology major, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Sams, 208 Vashti way. Miss West, freshman music major, is the daughter of Or; and Mrs. D. Kirkland West, 52 Ross court. Both are graduates of Medford High school. BUTTER $0 VF IT'S BORDEN'S. IT'S Shower Parties Given For Miss Freda Jacobs; Wedding Last Saturday Miss Freda Jacobs, whose wed ding to Buren C. Kennedy was an event of last Saturday, was honored at a number of shower parties before the wedding. Mrs. Kenneth Keith, the bride's sister, was one of the hostesses, inviting friends to her home, 2487. Crater Yake avenue. Miss Jacobs was presented with a shower of gifts for her new home, and refreshmments were served. Guests were Mrs. Jim O'Brien, Mrs. J. W. McDuffie, Mrs. Ral?h Hutchins, Mrs. Robert Mc Intyre, Mrs. Earl Richardson, Miss Janet Walton, Miss Betty Ridgley, Mrs. Jack Kennedy, Mrs. John O'Hara, Mrs. Lon Skinner, Mrs. Rodney Witham, Mrs. Claude Mclntyre, Mrs. My ron Andrews, Mrs. Paul Antony, Mrs. Jack Darling, Mrs. Nate Smith, Mrs. H. C. Witham, Mrs. Joe McDuffie Jr., Miss Carol Bates, Mrs. F. W. Scheffel and the guest of honor. Another hostess was Mrs. John O.Hara, who gave a' kitchen shower for Miss Jacobs at the O.Hara home, 425 South Oak dale avenue. Following presen tation of the gifts, refreshments were served. These were in the sweetheart theme, with heart shaped ices being served. Mrs. CHara's guests were Mrs. Bert Riebe, Mrs. Robert Rick man, Mrs. Ray Huson, Mrs. Her man Coppedge, Mrs. John Keith, Mrs. Kenneth Keith, Mrs. B. C. Kennedy, Mrs. Paul Antony, Mrs. Robert Mclntyre, Mrs. Chester McKinley and Miss Ja cobs. Shady Cove-Trail Club -Holds February Meeting Shady Cove Lady Lions of Shady Cove and Trail held their February meeting at the Shack in Shady Cove. The vice-president, Mrs. Ruth Wood, presided. Mrs. Gus Olson was appointed secretary to replace Mrs. Doro thy Francis. Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Gus Olsen, when new projects will be con sidered. At a meeting of committees from the Shady Cove-Trail and Prospect clubs held February 25, plans were made for a joint meeting March 12 at Prospect at 7:30 p. m. The Shady Cove Trail officers will be installed at that time. , CALENDAR Calendar aotlcee ana news tot. the Mdttjr tecUem of The Mall Tribune matt be submitted la writing, and deadline fot the San da; editiea It I a.m. rrica Dead Una far weekly news la p.m. the day before publication, and dead Una for taa weekly calendar is t am at taa day far publication Thursday . 7:30 p. m. Central Point beth el, Job's Daughters, Masonic temple. 7:45 p. m. Roosevelt school fifth and sixth grades, operetta at school 8 p.m. Reames chapter, OES, Medford Masonic temple. 8 p.m. Roy McCorkel, South ern European director of CARE 1940-51, lecture at YMCA build ing. 8 p. m. Alpha Beta chapter. Beta Sigma Phi, 225 Stewart avenue. What Wonderful Eating for Lent! Here's real, old-fashioned, fresh Cottage Cheese flavor! Lots of pure, fresh cream added to make it the fluffiest, creamiest Cottage Cheese you ever tasted ! Make your Lenten menu-making easy , with these four wonderful varieties of Borden's Cottage Cheeae: Cream Style, Country Style, Cottage Cheese with Olives, Cottage Cheese Fruit Salad. ' GOT TO BE GOOD 0 ('J i ' H TO SPEAK Roy McCorkel, former director of CARE for southeastern Europe, will speak at the Medford YMCA building today at 8 p.m. His subject will be America's foreign policy. Mc Corkel appears under the spon sorship of the American Friends' Service committee and Medford Council of Church " "omen. Any one interested may attend. Scouts of Shady Cove Honored by Two Groups Shady Cove Members of Cub Scouts, Girl and Boy Scouts of the Shady Cove vicinity were honored at a party given by Steelhead post, Veterans of For eign Wars and auxility, in the post home at Shady Cove, Feb ruary 22. Several Cubs were presented merit badges and following pre sentation of awards Mrs. Rose Cook, Girl Scout area field di rector, spoke. Clifford Hansen, executive of Crater Lake area, Boy Scouts, explained the principles of scouting and what scouting means for both boys and parents. A program of music was giv en by pupils of Mrs. Eve Pren tice, who were accompanied by Mrs. Prentice. Use Scraps! KITCHEN MAGIC! Turn scraps into flowers and a gay basket to hold them! Pansy, rose and daisy potholders keep fingers safe and the kitchen pretty. Easy to make! Pattern 7391 has transfer for three flower potholders and a basket tohold them. - ' Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for this pattern to The Medford: Mail Tribune, House hold Arts Dept., P. O. Box 5640, Chicago 80, 111. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with PAT TERN NUMBER. NEW! The 1952 edition of our Alice Brooks Needlecraft book! Brimful of new ideas, it's only twenty cents. NINETY-ONE il lustrations of patterns of your favorite needlecraft designs, plus SIX easy-to-do patterns printed right in the book. Reconditioned Elec. Portables SIMCEIK : SALE 5-YEAR GUARANTEE FREE GIFT With Every Purchase GLOBE 3430 N. Pacific Hiway -GENTLEMEN: I would like . Fret Booklet and Gift ". NAMF " ADDRESS'; PHONE CITY. BOX HOLDER PLEASE Duo-Piano Team Presents Program for Association By Mrs. E. E. Gore Jackson County Civic Music association presented a program by the duo-piano team, Ferrante and Teicher, February 28 at the senior high: school auditorium. The concert was a pleasing ex ample of the development of in terest in music not only locally but throughout the nation. Mr. Ferrante and Mr. Teicher have been educated and trained to play together the best in' music throughout a wide field and gave an exciting program in a man ner that was liked and under stood. Many people are a bit skeptical as to piano playing being a medium of enertainment, but the early arrival by special truck of two seven-foot Steinway grand pianos together with two chauffeurs and a corps of work men to set the stage convinced onlookers that the management believed that concerts are worth while and by 7:30 p.m. the audi torium was well-filled. It seemed by 8:30 o'clock the membership of our civic association had ar rived, though there was still a quarter-hour to wait before cur tain time. So little music has been com posed for duo-piano that the artists, from the marvellous v ealth of piano literature, make many of their own arrangements from both the early and "mod ern classics." The concert was ultra-modernistic in .concept, design and pre sentation. The men play with the utmost unity, precision, rhythm and technical skill. They accept the modern idea that piano play ing is not pounding, beating and hitting the piano but a studied means of eliciting beautiful tone from instruments for the purpose of expressing unlimited shades of meaning through music. To this end the opening prelude and the fugue . by Bach seemed to gain in clarity of design by trans ferring the themes alternately to the two instruments. This was also true of the Saint-Saens "Var iations on a Theme by Beethov en." This basic idea prevailed also in treatment of the modern istic idiom of Khachaturian, De bussy and the American idol, Gershwin. The audience must have ap preciated the ' unique and alto gether fine concert as they de manded four encores and the concert was finished off with a tribute to American patriotism, "The Stars and Stripes Forever." Phoenix Church Class Holds Annual Election .. The junior high class of Phoe nix Church of the Nazarene Sun day school met recently at the home of their teacher, Mrs. J. C. Hutchins, for a business ses sion and election of, officers. Following a buffet supper and the business meeting, the young people went as a group to the NYPS zone rally, held that eve ning in Ashland Church of the Nazarene. Elected to office were presi dent, Roy Bayne; vice-president, Catherine Reid; secretary, Joan Ward. Committee chairmen are: Music, Donald Blankenship; publicity, Vivian Horton and Winona Womelsdorf; service, Janet Plummer; church, Fern McCoy; lookout, Jerry Hensley and Johnny Whisenant; NYPS, Ronnie Rogers; missionary, Nel lie Rawlings. Men of Same Name Meet In Courthouse Tax Line Houston, Tex. U.PJ Two men, waiting in a long line at the courthouse to pay their taxes, struck up a casual conversation. When the first reached the tax window, he told the clerk his name, E. H. Meinke. " His new acquaintance quickly asked "Are you sure you got the righ tax notice?" ' ..They checked , and discovered both had the same names E. H. Meinke. They had never met be fore. Liberal TndVIn Allowinuct on Your Old Machine $3 New Motor Haady Sawina Light 7-Sptaal Canfrol Naw AirpUna Liiffage Case Saws ia Aay Dfractiaa ' Atttchmaata CALL 2-7143 For FREE HOME Damaaitraliaa Up H SO Milts . SEWING MACHINE STORES ft50 Vtirms Opp. Elk Lumber -Co., Medford mora information on $34.50 Machine, STATE- GIVE DIRECTIONS Everybody knows it and we hope has a growing understanding of the meaning of "forever" and music. The encores were "Begin the Beguine," Porter; "Tlco Tico" by Abreu; "Jalousi" by Gade and the Sousa march. In gay and expansive mood backstage after the concert, Fer rante and Teicher happily auto graphed scores of programs pre sented by the junior members of the association and spoke genial words of interest to young music lovers. From San Diego north , they gave many concerts and they go from Medford to Corvallis where they give their next concert Thursday night. The association's next concert will be given Saturday, March 1, by Iva Kitchell, considered the nation's leading dance sa tirist., Camp Bridge Club Has First Session; Announce Scores Camp White First official session of the new Camp White Veterans' Bridge club was held last Thursday at the camp. The new blub, organized to provide recreation for men at the domi ciliary center, will meet each Thursday night at the camp, and the third Thursday night of each month will be devoted to master point play. Members of Medford Dupli cate Bridge club are interested in the new organization, and it is expected that there will be considerable inter-c h a n g e of players. Paul A Hatton, man ager of the domiciliary, and Marvin Kahn, special services officer, already are members of the Medford club. Winners for the north-south playing positions in the first ses sion were Mr. Hatton and John Solheim, first; Mrs. R. J. Con roy and Mrs. T. J. Fuson, sec ond; Mrs. W. W. Stevenson and Roy Pruitt, third. 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Send THIRTY cents in coins for this pattern to Marian Mar tin, care of The Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., P. O. Box 6740, Chicago 80, I1L Print plainly YOUR NAME, AD DRESS, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. RED SOCKEYE SALMON 'Jtt 79c FANCY UNPEELED LARGE 46-OZ. SIZE Tomato Juice 25c FANCY WHOLE SEGMENTS Grapefruit c2 19c 15c CAN 2 cans i NOTICE Far Year Shaaainf Caavaaiaaca Wa Ara OPEN' SEVEN DAYS a WEEK . WEEK DAYS " . :30 a.m. la 10:30 p.m. SUNDAYS 11:00 a.m. ta 10:30 a.m. HOtlEn and QOY'O OSBA Aids in Fight To Keep Air Service La Grande, Ore. 01.(9 The Oregon State Board of Aeronau tics is supporting eastern Ore-, gon communities in their fight to keep airline service to that part of the state, Board Member William M. Peare reported Thursday. The board, backing chambers of commerce and other civic groups' recommendations that La Grande, Pendleton, Baker and Ontario not be dropped from Empire Airlines routes, di rected the attorney general's of fice to file its objections and prepare briefs for a March 6 hearing in Washington, D.C. ' The two strongest earth shocks recorded since the use of seis mographs for measuring them became general about 90 years ago were the Assam-Tibet earth quake of August 15, 1050, and the Colombia temblor of 1906 A wool fibre, diameter for dia meter, is stronger than steel. 1? I 4 '.' i H Plant Dept. Special Daffodils Grown in Brook ings and rushed to Medford in per feet condition. Let's all March 5-8, flb fib CGC3ia3ai QSb Select Produce FRESH CRISP CARROTS 3U9C JUICY SUNKIST NAVEL ORANGES 2?39c NRM CRISP , LETTUCE 2l15c FRESH SNOWHITE CAULIFLOWER 10- PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY & SATURDAY MEATSP0ULTRY;? MORRELL'S TENDERIZED HAM 59' SMALL 15-ro-18 COUNT Fresh Oysters 69 ALL BEEF NOTHING ADDED Fresh Ground Beef 591"1- MORRELL'S or ARMOUR'S Sliced Bacon 43( MEDFORD (OREOOK) MAIL TRIBUTTE SEVEN About nine-tenths of Michi gan's people live in the south ern four-tenths of the state. ON SECTION TWO Opposite Comics TODAY FOR GROCETERIA SAVINGS! 1 r-1 '-KMdj go to Kiwanis Kapers Medford Hi School lb. PRUNE 2 5 9 2 O 3W tJ 2 Doz v v
