Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 10, 1952, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Society and Clubs Shady Cove, Trail . Lady Lions To Give Party on Saturday Shady Cove Lady Lions of Shady Cove and Trail are com pleting plans for a party to mark closing of the charter. It will be held Saturday, June 14, at 8 p. m. in the Grange hall Eagle Point. All Lions and their friends from other towns of the valley are invited to attend. Men will be admitted without charge, but women attending are asked to take a box lunch for two and a comic hat. The box lunches will be sold and men will model the hats. A grand prize will be awarded for the funniest hat. Club Announces Names Of Weekly Winners; Prizes Are Presented Camp White Winners of the regular Thursday night ses sion of the Camp White Veter ans Bridge club have been an nounced. Mrs. Van Gilbert and Mrs. Alice Swanson were north - south winners with a score of 132V4, and Mrs. Edna Miller and Mrs. Elisie Fitzger ald took first for east west with 133'$ points. Other north south winners ,were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pruitt, second, 131 b; Mrs. Al Gilhousen and Mrs. Alto Pruitt, tied with John Peterson and Mike Dillon for third and fourth places, each scoring 121 Vi pointsi Mrs. Jose phine Clark and Hoke Smith, fifth,' 119; Roscoe Morton and , Virgil Temple, sixth, 116. Remaining east west win ners were Mrs. Burton Sims and John Solheim, second, 127; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scarseth, 120V4; Mrs. Jack Love 'and Or vllle Cottier, fourth, 116; Jack Love and John Sharp, fifth, 10814; Burton Sims and John Levine, sixth, 106. A representative of the Med ford American Legion auxiliary presented prizes to Camp White veterans who won the three highest monthly ratings. These went to Valentine Flohs, first; Ed Mathis, second and John Solheim, third. CALENDAR Calendar notices and newt foi tne society section at The Mail tribune n a t bo submitted la KrlUm, and deadline (or tha Sun day edition It I p.m. Friday Doad Una (or weekly news li I p.m. lb day before publication, and dead Una for tba weekly calendar la I a m. at tba day (or publleaUon Tuaidar 6 p.m. Degree of Honor ioage, ryinian Duiiding. 7:30 p.m. Wagner Creak Community club. 8 p.m. Pythian club, Girls Community club. 8 p. m. American Legion auxiliary, Medford Legion home, 31- South Riverside avenue, 8 p. m. YMCA square dance Classes. Wednesday 9:30 a.m. Christian Women's Fellowship, Fellowship hall, exe cutive meeting; 10:30 a.m., gen . eral business meeting; 12 noon, lunch. 1 p.m. Chapter AA, PEO, home of Mrs. Robert Dames. 1:30 p.m. Roxy Gardeners, Mrs. Chandler Drew, Delta Wat ers road. 2 p.m. Central Point Navy Mothers club, American Legion hall. 2 p.m. Phoenix Presbyterian Ladles Aid society at church. 7:30 p.m. Rogue River Valley Navy Mothers, veterans domicil iary. WEATHER ' By Untied Press North California: Generally fair Tuesday and Wednesday but few showers near Oregon bor der Tuesday. "The Best 1$ Not Expensive" 34 NORTH BARTLETT watch J ,Jt or ywr ( to strike J it lucky Frlday tho 13th Med ford Students Graduated From School of Nursinq Two Medfbrd girls, graduates of St. Mary's Academy and sen iors this year at University of Portland College of Nursing, re ceived bachelor of science In nursing degrees at commence ment exercises in Portland civ ic auditorium June 1. Receiving the degrees were Miss Carolyn M. Driscoll daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dris coll, 1120 South Oakdale ave nue, and Miss Joanne E. Gosch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Gosch, 243 N. Ivy street. Miss Gosch was named an "outstanding senior" and was student body president of the college of nursing in her senior year. Visitors Here Mr. and Mrs. Harry Drum mond and son, Harry, of Man hattan Beach, Calif., were guests last week-end of Mr. and Mrs. John Roy Simmons and sons. Mrs. Drummond is the former Viola Hunt. Medford. The visitors were enroute to Portland to visit relatives and from there will go to Kelso. Wash., to attend the wedding of Mrs. Drummond's sister.' Later the travelers will visit Mr. Drummond's relatives in Can ada before returning home. 4-Dresses-ln-l R9164 iz-jo: ONE dress to ' sew, FOUR dresses to wear when you make this magic budget-saverl Count the combinations! First, it's a princess sundress. Add the bright white pique collar and lookl It's a date dress! Switch bo lero and capelet for two more drcsaesl Pattern R9164: Misses' Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 40. Size 16 takes 4 '4 yards 35-lnch; 9s yard contrast. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit.. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send Thirty-five cents In coins for this pattern to Marian Mar tin, care of The Mall Tribune, Pattern Dept., P.O. Box 6740, Chicago 80, 111. Print plainly YOUR NAME, ADDRESS, ZONE, SIZE and STYLE NUM BER. J MEDFORD Tuesday. Jun 10, 1952 Summer Pickup Many uses for these airy, quick-crochet doilies! Perfect centerpieces for party tables or under your lamps, or use several together for buffet or luncheon sets. '. Large doily is 19 Inches in No. 30 cotton; small is 13 inches. Pattern" 7162; crochet Instruc tions. , Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for this pattern to The Mail Tribune, Household Arts Dept., P.O. Box 3640, Chicago 80, 111. Print plainly NAME, AD DRESS with ZONE, PATTERN NUMBER. Exciting! Our 1932 edition of 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. Central Point Group Attends Square Dance; Benefit Event Planned Gold Hill Fourteen Visitors from Central Point attended the square dance session sponsored by Amethyst Rebekah lodge Sat urday night at the Odd Fellows hair here. The visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Forest Thomason, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Kime, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Lowry, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Troutman, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McDowell, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glenn, of Central Point Odd Fellows and Rebekah lod ges. . About 73 people were present at the dance. It was announced that a square ' dance would be sponsored by the Central Point lodges Saturday night, June 14, at Crater high school gymna sium, to raise money for the fund to -send two delegates on the Youth Pilgrimage to United Nations headquarters in New York next month. Refreshments were served during intermission, with Mrs. Paul Thompson and Mrs. Lester Parker as hostesses. Next session was scheduled for Saturday night, June 21. Delicious orange-rich Real Gold beverage pleases everyone! It contains the concentrated juke of 6 to 8 California juice oranges. S.uii,. ;ah try Wo! 1 4Wa md Gold Hill Club Holds Annual Installation; Set Flower Show Date Gold Hill Mrs. George Smith was installed for a sec ond term as president of Gold H1U Garden club, at a meeting Friday at the home of Mrs. Carl Boye on North 99 highway. Al so installed for a second term were Mrs. Boye, vice president, and Mrs. ueorge Uorman, secre tary treasurer. Mrs. Paul Holderness and Mrs. Bob Kies, past presidents, were installing officers. The meeting began with potluck picnic luncheon. Nine teen members were present and one visitor, Mrs. William Bres sel. Tentative plans were made for a flower show to be held by the club August 29. Mrs. Smith ap pointed Mrs. Kitty Rich as flow- cT ntinur r-tiairmnn ' Mrs D n Cameron' in charge of junior exhibits! Mrs. Jestpr Thnmiwin silver tea: Mrs. Carl Rnvp art exhibits; Mrs. Holderness, pro gram; Mrs. Kies, plant sale. It was srranPAH for Miih mom- ners to meet Thursday, June 11, at the home of Mrs. Rich on North 99 highway; to make cor sages for the Job's Daughters installation, ana to discuss fur ther plans for the flower show. MrR Smith nrAcontoH . tsu plants and boxes of floral note paper to three members who had a record of perfect attendance during the past year. These were IVirS. MOlflerness. Mrs Dnrmon and Mrs. Hannah Routh. Sinoe the next regular meet ing date would fall on July 4, u was scnecluled to be held Fri day, July 11, at the home of Mrs. Ferd Jones. Mrs, J. G. Kofahl and Mrs. Rich were annnintpri ioira flowers to the Camn Whilo Vet erans' domiciliary Tuesday, June 1U, Mrs. Ronald Worth Honored With Shower Mrs. Ronald E. Worth, re cently honnrpri nt n shnurai. fhn party being given by Mrs. Earl J. Young in her home, 716 Ce dar street. Guests were Mrs. Bob Sut ton. Mrs. Don T.inrisfrnm Mr. Merle Vance, Mrs. Jack Curryj mrs. ueanneiie worm, Mrs. Vir gil Graham, Mrs. Jerry' Ed wards. Mr. Ann Tnnn Mr. W. Tillery, Mrs. Harvey Beat- ty, Mrs. btuart Henson and the guest of honor, Mrs. Worth. Portland Rose Festival Slates Wednesday Start Portland (U.R) Portland, the City of Roses, not weather Monday for the start of its isz Hose festival, which it hopes to make the bissest and best of all. - Lovely Queen Jeanne Wallace and her seven princesses made the first DUblio annparanp. Mnn. day noon at a Chamber of Com merce luncheon. The festival swinm Intn hi oh gear Wednesday, with colorful coronation ceremonies at Mult nomah stadium. The annual na- rade will be held Friday, start ing at 10 a.m. HE WAS EMPHATIC Los Angeles (U.R) Offi cials counting ballots In an elec tion to determine if National Screw and Manufacturing Co. workers wanted to be represent ed by a union found one em ploye left no doubt about his feelings on the subject. His bal lot was marked : "Hell, no!" Dead line Sunday Classifieds Is at S:30 p.m. (or following day; 10 a.m. Monday for Monday; noon Saturday for Sunday a.m. PLAN NOW TO VACATION IN THE CHARMED CIRCLF OF THE INTERNATIONAL EVERGREEN PLAYGROUND 1 Nearest city to all entrances of Mount Rainier National Park, Tacoma, tdo, is gateway to Olympic National Park, "America's last frontier." The new mile-long, four-lane Tacoma Narrows Bridge is the quickest, most convenient route across Puget Sound linking these magnificent recreational areas . , , from ski-level glaciers and flower-carpeted alpine meadows to sea-level forested shores of inland waterways and ocean beaches. The vacation of your dreams in the charmed circle of the International Evergreen Playground is closer than you think. And accommodations in! metropolitan hotel, roadside motel, resort or mountain chalet are designee! to fit any holiday budget. You can see scenic Seattle; cruise island-dotted sheltered seas of Puget Sound and the Strait of Georgia; see for yourself the famous Old World shops of Victoria, B. C; or see the sights caoss Tm Miwoiy ikthnationm iohou without awot tm imm Swfo or Crve toSMMo AGED ADMIRER Gen. D wight D. Eisenhower takes time out from a press conference at the Commodore Hotel in New York to sign autograph for Mrs. Julia Small, 87, of San Francisco. Fund Drive Held For A final drive for funds for a neighborhood mosquito control spray project has been an nounced by the committee in charge. Some 1,200 acres in the area surrounding the Table Rock road Four Corners is to be sprayed sometime within the next week by Medford Air serv ice. The area extends from the Airport road north to Gibbon road and from Crater Lake high way west to Upton road. Three-Day Measles Again Tops Diseases Reported cases of three-day measles climbed to 23 last. week. The communcable disease list issued by the county health de partment also revealed there were nine cases in Ashland, two in Phoenix and one each in Tal ent and Central Point, a county total of 36. Seven cases of influenza, five in Medford and one each in Tal ent and Central Point, were also reported. There were two cases of German measles and three of mumps in Medford, two cases of scarlet fever in Central Point, and one case of pneumonia in Ashland. The disease total was 51 cases. 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BOATER DRUNK Brownstown, Ind (U.R) Samuel D. Bailey, 46, was held in $500 bond Tuesday on a charge of driving a motor boat while drunk. School Teacher Spurns All Bottle Dangers "No more harsh liquid bleach for me. I cherish ray nice lingerie and my cashmere sweaters, so I'm really grateful to Vano Powdered Bleach for the fine job it does in safely whitening and brightening my things," says Helen P. Vano chemists prove that if you can wash it you can Vano bleach it with complete safety. rVOK. .bleach slips, bras, girdles, safely, easlli POWDERED BLE AC AT YOUR GROCERS $TORIS EASILY, . POURS IASI1Y gardens and visit the in Vancouver, Canada. or rid tah I . (OHM We Li H 3 7 II In and Around Rogue Riven Roeue River Opal and Lee Bennett have purchased 25 acres on Evans creek, just north of town, from L. M. Frink. The transaction was made through Harry Hills real estate office. Ms. Goldie Castner (nee Wur ster) of Medford, served Pepsi cola at the opening of Niquette's store last Saturday. She Inquir ed about a number of people whose acquaintance she had made while living here for a short time 14 years ago. Gene Stevens who works in Wilderville, broke his right arm in an accident there last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Friedenthal and Mrs. Genevieve Pattison motored to Portland over the week end to see the Ice Follies and visit relatives. William J. Peters, new chief of police of Rogue River, was sworn in last Saturday. Mrs. Adda Gregory, Indian apolis, Ind., is spending a few days at Waller's Old Inn. She is visiting her friends, Mr. and jVa Avocados Cantaloupes Grapefruit Lemons Oranges Cabbage Carrots Cauliflower Celery Corn Cucumbers Lettuce Radishes Green Onions Spinach T jl - " Colch VACATION UNDER TWO FLAGS If! h'ilili l-A- J INTtRN ATIONAI . EVERGREEN PLAYGROUND ASSOCIATION J' C.leiW. St, tw r iavmeretf tVerareen foyarowitf. NAM!..., AOOMSS. fleaie semi rue rew Nfl aVilreied folder an a ncefe h j. , eMe of me fverarm hntnm4. ' Mrs. B. B. Boyce while enroute to Portland to visit her mother- in-law, Mrs. Lola U. Baldwin. Mrs. Gregory brings word from Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown who are her neighbors in Indiana polis. The Browns lived on Mule creek about 40 years ago while Brown was mining there. They asked that she bring them news of the development of this local ity, and especially of Mule creek. Mrs. Carl Christenson was honored with a surprise party last Friday evening, when mem bers of the choir and friends gathered at the Christenson home to celebrate her birthday. A free dance will be a part of the evening's entertainment at the ice cream social to be held Saturday, June 14 at Live Oak Grange hall. The public Is in vited. ,The Assembly of God will hold services in their new church building -on Broadway Sunday, June 15. aa aa J Ca,if42 10c 15c 59c 19c 45c 12c 12c 21c 17c 15c 32c 13c 5c 5c 15c 29c Lb. Arizona 8 Lb. Bag Lb. Calif. Mesh ' 5 Lb. Bag Local Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Hot House Lb. Lb. Bch. Bch. 7 ox. 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