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6IX MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday, June 19, 19S2 Society and Clubs Club, Auxiliary Plan Installation Tuesday Evening Installation of officers who will serve the coming year will be held by Crater Lions' auxil iary Tuesday, June 24, at the Y club. The ceremonies will be held jointly with Crater Lions' club. Auxiliary officers to be in stalled are Mrs. Dan Dwyer, president; Mrs. Bob Taylor, first vice-president; Mrs. Paul Bray, second vice-president; Mrs. Man ville Hcisel, secretary; Mrs. ON IPage 3 SECTION TWO TODAY FOR GROCETERIA SAVINGS! Field Trip Planned For Mineral Club Roxy Ann Gem and Mineral club will take a field trip Sun day, June 22. Those attending are asked to meet at the Junc tion of the Butte Falls-Crater Lake highways at 10 a.m. Each is to take a sack lunch and any one needing transportation is to be at Girls' Community club at 9:30 a.m. The club now has a display of Jackson county material at the Chamber of Commerce office. The display is made up of part of the collection of L. P. Crocker and L. A. Mentzer, Medford. Credit Women Medford Credit Women's Breakfast club will meet Friday, June 20, at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Roberta Daniels, 931 Murray street. Jack Ingram, treasurer and Mrs. Tom Besonette, lion trainer. It is announced that formal dress will be optional. The auxiliary held the last meeting of the year in the home of Mrs. Ingram. A dinner pre ceded the meeting, and nine members of the Rogue River auxiliary were special guests. A special meeting will be held to report on the state convention held in Salem June 8-10. Attend ing the convention were Mr. and Mrs. Willard Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dwyer, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bessonette, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ingram, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Evans and Mr. and Mrs. Knox. Official auxiliary delegates were Mrs. Dwyer and Mrs. In gram. June SPECIAL Regular $ 50 $0095 127 SPECIALforJune Pay Nothing Down For This 42 in. Twin Bowl Cabinet Sink Sliding Porcelain Drainboard Swinging Mixing Fauces, Nearly 10 cu. ft. of Storage KITCHEN CENTER AT SMITH -DYNGE LUMBER CO. Just A Block From Main Street SOUTH FIR AT EIGHTH STREET Two Actors Play Supporting Roles In Coming Drama The cast of "Suspect," Foot lighter drama scheduled for June 24 through 28 at the Fair grounds theater, includes Mrs. Cora McMahan and Dick Kline in supporting roles. Mrs. McMahan makes her first appearance with the little theater group as Lady Althea Const, wife of a newspaper pub lisher. She has had amateur dramatic experience, having ap peared in productions at Glide High school, and in Candle light" while in training as a WAVE at Hunter college during World War II. More recently she has been combining the du ties of a housewife and mother with teaching ballroom dancing. Dick Kline, chairman of the newly-formed ways and means committee of the Footlighters, was seen In a small part in 'George Washington Slept Here." One-time vaudeville en tertainer in Ohio and Michigan, Mr. Kline is now employed at the Buster Brown Shoe store In Medford. As the Rev. Alfred Combermere in "Suspect," Mr. Kline adds a touch of comedy to the otherwise tense, dramatic in the cast of the three act suspense drama are Lenore Zapell, David Whisenant, Jer ome McDougall. Jerre Cleek, Ruth Kilbourn, and Frank Buchter. Mr. McDougall' also is directing the show. Prospect Women Honor Husbands Prospect Prospect Home Extension members honored their husbands with a potluck dinner June 6. Scene of the event was the Community Club. Favors, fashioned from pipe cleaners, and depicting men in various recreational activities, were supplied by Mrs. .Jeff Richey. Following dinner, games were enjoyed by the group. General chairman for the af fair was Mrs. Marry Harding. Mrs. Jeff Richey and Mrs. Ev erett Shafer were in charge of table decoratlbns, while Mrs. Bruce Plngle led the games. Flower Society Announces Show The African Violet society of Portland has announced a show to be held in the auditorium of the Portland Journal building June 28 and 29. Growers are invited to enter as many plants as they wish, and plants will be judged according to the classes given on page 13 of the National society's handbook lor this year. . it is stated. The show will be open to the puuuc ai I p.m. June zo ana wiu be open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. June 29. Junior Group Meets In President's Home Junior Degree of Honor met Saturday in the home of the president, Darlene Morrow, 31 North Orange street. The meet' ing could not be held in the park as planned, due to the weather. Mrs. H. G. Wilson, director, read a poem and prayer from the Young Crusader. Charlene Stennerson and Darlene Mor row were given copies of the magazine for the month. The two girls also sang a duet dur ing the 'program. The July meeting of the club will be held in the park July 12 and will be a swimming party from 2 to 4 p.m. Mrs. Morrow assisted Mrs. Wil son in serving refreshments. Half-Size Style w4 Decorator's delight! Plant a vegetable garden right In your kitchen in sparkling tomato-red and cool fern green! Motifs luscious as life, can be quickly ironed right on your kitchen towels, tablecloths, curtains, al so aprons and potholders! Quick! Easy! Washable! Two color transfers! Pattern 7310 has 18 motifs, about 3VSx4V4 inches. Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for this pattern to The Mail Tribune, Household Arts Dept., P. O. Box 5640, Chicago 80, 111. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with PATTERN NUMBER. Exciting! Our 1952 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. Mrs. Kader Tried To Quiet Vickie, Detective Claims Portland (U.R) Detective Albert Eichenberger testified at the first degree murder trial of Mrs.,Jada Z. Kader Wednesday that the 22-year-old mother tried to prevent her daughter, four-year-old Vickie, from talking to police. Eichenberger related he visit ed Mrs. Kader the day after she reported her younger child, three-year-old Sherrie Ellen, had been kidnaped. While he was there she objected to Detective William Braly questioning Vickie, according to Eichen berger. Mrs. Kader is accused of caus ing the death of Sherrie Ellen and then throwing the child's body into a sump hole of a southeast Portland gas works. Other testimony concerned Mrs. Kader's background. CALENDAR Calendar notices and news tot cbe society section of The Mall rrlhun. m n t be submitted In writing, and deadline tor Uj Sun day edition II 1 p.m. Friday Dead tine tor weekly newe la ft p.m. tbr day before publication, and dead' line tnr the weekly calendar la a m el Ui. day for publlcaUon Thursday 6:30 u.m. Adarel chapter, OES, Jacksonville Masonic hall. ; 6:30 p.m. Adult Bible class, ; First Christian church, at Fel lowship hall. 6:30 p.m. Medford BPWC, Ashland Elks club. ! C:30 p.m. RNA, Pythian I building. 8 p.m. Adnrel chapter, OES, Jacksonville Masonic hall. 8 p.m Roxy Ann court, Or der of Amaranth, Masonic hall. Friday 10:45 a.m. Prospect Home Extension unit, home of Mrs. Archie McKlllop. 11 a.m. WCTU bl-eounty con ference, Grants Pass WCTU hall. 1:30 p.m. Jolly Stitchers, home of Mrs. Harry Barneburg, 1297 Sunset avenue. R9286 uw-24u Hnlf.slzers. nleture this slim ming wonder in airy shantung or tissue-weight cotton it s a "must-have" for summer! No al teration worries either, this pat tern is carefully cut to fit the shorter-waisted, fuller ngurei Scallop detail, choice of three sleeves. Pattern R9288: Half Sizes ha ifliA mV4. 2014. 22V4. 24V4. Site 18V4 takes 3 yards 39-inch. ' ' Thin pacv-tn.use nattern stives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send Thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern to Marian Martin, care of The Mail Trib une, Pattern Dept., P.O. Box 6740, Chicago 80.111. Print plain ly YOUR NAME, ADDRESS SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. First Bonus Checks Mailed at Salem Salem-IU.R) The first batch of bonus checks to Oregon vet erans of World War II went into the mails Wednesday afternoon. Hub Saalfeld, head of the bonus division of the State De partment of Veterans' Affairs, said that checks are being mail ed to veterans or their surviv ors in the order in which appli cations were filed after the first few drawings by top state of ficials. State Treasurer Walter J. Pearson was back in the capitol after going to New York to sign the bond for the $46,000,000 is sue to start the bonus rolling. WEATHER North California: Fair Thurs day and Friday except coastal fog decreasing Friday. South African Riot Kills One, Hurts Many Capetown, South Africa (U.R) One person was dead and sev eral others under treatment for Injuries Thursday after rioting In the Orange Free State town of Odendaalsrus. Police used batons and tear gas to break up the disturbance which developed over a new local regulation requiring native women to carry employment permits. Native women tradi tionally have opposed any new rules to curb their freedom. Yugoslavia Drops Staff From Bulgaria London (U.R! Yugoslavia is withdrawing its entire embassy staff from Bulgaria with the ex ception of one attache, the offi cial Tanjug Yugoslav news agen cy said Wednesday night. The news agency said the Yugoslav decision was made to protect Yugoslav representa tives in Sofia after the return Wednesday night by the Bulgars of the Third Yugoslav note pro testing the arrest of an alleged citizen June 9 in the court yard of the Sofia embassy. Comas VoJey Man Waits Rojeburg (U.R) Daniel Webster Smith, 70, Camas Val ley, Ore., will be sentenced on a manslaughter charge Friday by Circuit Judge Carl E. Wim berly. Smith was found guilty of manslaughter Wednesday in con nection with the shotgun slaying of John Henry Jenkins at Camas Manslaughter Sentence Valley May 12, following a day. t long annKing spree. St. Paul, Minn. U.R) Sharon Barry, 16, had a hard day while trying to learn to drive. She lost control of her auto and smacked into one driven by acting police chief Neal MacMahon. He gave her a ticket for not having a driver's license. r" Does MORE Things THE NEW (5 iiiUMim JlVTOMHIC mm COOKER & DEEP FRYER . 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CLOSING OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF ANTIQUE FURNITURE Consisting of early American, Lincoln, Colonial, Federal, and Victorian periods, as follows in part: Chairs, love Seats, Hall Seats, Rockers. One Very Old Artists Instructors Easel Edison Phonograph, Solid Oak Buffet Bookshelves and Cases, China Cupboards. One Three Piece Marble-top Bedroom Suite, Caucausian Bed room Sett In Several Types and Styles, Marble-top Dressers, Commodes, Taborets, etc. Hall Rack Seats, and Mirrors. One only Very Old Carved Chinese love Seat, truly a beautiful and rare piece. Several 11 to 14 pieee Dining-room Suites, very good, In mahogany, walnut, Golden oak and Spanish wrought iron styles. One Schumann Spinet piano, 3 piece Solid Black walnut Hotel Desk set, perfect One solid walnut Organ Style Desk. One very old Silver Case. French Style Two Piece living-room Suite. Several separate Provincial pieces; Pie-crust Tablet, etc. Dishes, Glasses, Bric-a-brac, lamps, Teak wood nested tables, Pictures, Albums, Chandeliers, Umbrella stand. One very nice mahoqany Buffet with Beautiful Mirror. One large Rosewood Cherry Bed; really beautiful. 6' Mirror In Wooden frame. Two Sewing ma chines 76 and 100 years old. Hundreds of Miscellaneous Items to numer ous to mention. Remember this is all high grade furniture. If you are looking for one piece or a house-full or more, you'll find it here. Big selection and wide choice of Items you will not see again in a long time. TERMS OF SALE: CASH OR SEE YOUR BANKER PRIOR TO SAU NOTE: The Friday 7 to 11 P. M. sale will be mostly odds and ends of new and used overstocked furniture, consisting In part of lawn Chairs, Wicker lawn and Patio Furniture, musical instruments and Radios, etc., that will truly be bargains. DEALERS & COLLECTORS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED Inspection Dates June 18-19, 8 a.m. -6 p.m. AUCTIONEERS Col. I. J. Stanley, Portland Bill Rombach, Medford Business For Sale Due to ether business Interests our well established New and Used Furniture Busniess, with riaht of Trade Name use. Is For Sale, (with or without stock) with s throe to fire year lease. Buildings con sist of 28' x 86' main store with a mod em apartment combined; 48' x 50' Ware house and show floor, Oregon State ap proved fumigation chamber, large high, war frontage on Medford, Oregon's, West Main Street into Jacksonville Highway. 7;!'1.J0C"'"'' Thi business grossed $70,000 in 1951. Two people can handle. See, write, wire or phone prior to, during or after Sale fir particulars. - OAK GROVE FURfJITUR 2784 Jacksonville Highway Phone 3-1564 Medford, Ore.
