Prospect Association To
rrospect Prospect Parent
Teacher association will hold the
final meeting of the year Tues
day, May 27, at 8:00 p.m. in the
high school with Alf B. Mek
vold, superintendent of Jackson
County schools, as the speaker
for the evening.
Installation of officers will
take place with Mrs. Frances I.
Pearson serving as installing of
ficer. To be installed are Mrs.
George Hubbard, president; Mrs.
Irma Beddingfield, vice-president;
Mrs. Lucius Rogers, secre
tary; Mrs. Donald Vaughn, treasurer.
Hold Installation; Executive Board Meets
A final check will be made on
the plans for the summer round
up of all pre-school children who
will be entering school in the
fall. Parents who have not been
contacted and who have eligible
children are asked to contact
Mrs. Luke Biden.
Men of the organization will
be in charge of the refreshments,
with Charles E. Funk as chair
man. James Popp and Donald
Vaughn are on the committee for
the refreshments; Louis Cleven
berg, Norman Stewart, and Wes
ley Stauffer are in charge of
clean-up; Norman Hallyburton
and William Schulz will take
care of the decorations.
The executive board of the
association met at the home of
Mrs. Irma Beddingfield May 19.
Plans were made for the annual
school picnic on Thursday, May
29, at 10:30 a.m. at the Union
Creek picnic grounds. Final ar
rangements were also made for
the regular meeting of the or
ganization May 27.
A pressing iron of Victorian
days burned charcoal and had
a chimney.
Dance of Camp White
Planned by Auxiliary
Fraternal Order of Eagles aux
iliary will sponsor a regular
dance at Camp White veterans
domiciliary Monday evening,
May 26. Women from the Grants
Pass FOE auxiliary will have
charge of arrangements and
music.
All who care to attend are in
vited and the women attending
are asked to take homemade
cakes. Transportation without
charge will be available from
the Trailways depot at7:30 p.m.
Wagner Creek Club
Honors Candidate
Wagner Creek Youth club
members benefitted the candid
acy of their club secretary, Miss
Betty Hopper, in the queen con
test for the Phoenix May festi
val by sponsoring a dance May
16.
Women of the community
served refreshments and the vice-
president, Bob Hurd, acutioned
a cake to add to the funds. Mrs.
John Gast baked and decorated
the cake with a miniature queen
figurine.
Sunday, May 25. 1952
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE
Prospective Members Attend Club Meeting; Visitors Introduced
Prospective members attend'
ing the Medford Sojourners club
meeting May 22 were Mrs. W. A.
Cluff. Mrs. J. F. Bradley and
Mrs. R. R. Petre. Out-of-town
guests included Mrs. A. L.
Brooks, Klamath Falls; Mrs. J
F. Terry, Spokane, Wash., and
Mrs. F. J. Burger, Maidstone,
Kent, England.
Dessert luncheon and cards
were the afternoon's diversions.
Plans for a baked foods sale
on June 12, date of the next
meeting, were made. Mrs. M. D.
Farr, a club member, will leave
soon to live in Portland, it was
announced.
Bridge prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Charlotte McCullough and
Mrs. Faith Graves; pinochle to
Denim jackets for men, tailor
ed to look equally well in town
or country, will be worn with
odd slacks this summer.
Mrs. A. G. Motschenbacher and
Mrs. Cuff; and canasta to Mrs.
Dennis Carter and Mrs. Petre.
Hostesses were Mrs. Denton,
Mrs. C. P. Talbot and Mrs. Ruby
Wright.
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If ; i STARTS
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COATS
Includes Shorties and Long Coats in Gabardines, Tweeds, and Fleeces
ALL 100 WOOL
24.95 to 35.00 Values . 35.00 to 69.95 Values
$1600 2600$38
00
TOMORROW
Monday Store Hours This Event Only
10 A.M. to 6 P.M.
GIRDLES and CORSELETTES
Broken Sizes
Discontinued
Styles
y2 off
Gabardines, tweeds and checks.
ALL 100 WOOL
ALL SIZES
SUITS
2600$3600$46
00
Formerly
39.95 to 55.00
Formerly
57.50 to 60.00
Formerly
65.00 to 89.95
DRESSES
To wear now and on Into fall.
Includes crepes and cottons,
nylons and sheers.
Values to 14.95
$C00
Reg. 16.95 to 26.95
$1Q00
Reg. 29.95 to 39.95
$
15
00
SPECIAL
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RACK
TREMENDOUS BUYS
HERE
Reg. 7.98 to 26.95
$3
CARL YE
DRESSES
If
SIZES
7 to 17
TAHLE
SKIRTS
WESKITS
BLOUSES
FEW PETITEEN
DRESSES
NYLON, CREPE
OR SATIN
NIGHTIES
And BED JACKETS
Values to 10.95
$500
Values to 19.95
$(g)00
DRASTIC
REDUCTIONS
in
Spring and Summer
Millinery
$199
TABLE
of
ODDS and
ENDS
Including broken sizes in famous
name Brassieres.
50
NYLON
COTTON
TISSUE FAILLE
BLOUSES
REG. , REG. REG. REG.
3.98 to 4.98 5.98 to 6.98 7.98 8.95 to 14.95
30 $jj00 $goo $00
ANKLETS
Reg. Afi
35c & 39c
Reg.
49c & 98c
Reg- OC
JEWELRY
Including PEARLS Bracelets,
Necklaces and Earrings.
Values to 5.95
50 and $1 .00
Incl. Tax
MATERNITY WEAR
CLOSE OUT!
Values to 17.95
m riiri tc
:. $Tioo , $coo
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