Mrs. Lindsay Houston
Hostess for Meeting
Sams Valley Sams Valley
Ladies' club held the last meet
ing of club year at the home of
Mrs. Elwood Abbott with Mrs.
Lindsay Houston as hostess.
Visitors present included Mrs.
Cleon Botsford and Miss Lucille
Abbott, Sams Valley, and Mrs.
Pearl Grundeland, Seattle Wash.
Mrs., Grundeland was a former
member of the club.
After officers' reports were
given, Mrs. Walter Miller took
charge of entertainment which
had the theme of vacation trav
els. Mrs. Lloyd Beers won the
prize.
The club will have a potluck
supper at TouVelle Park, at
7:30 p.m. Saturday, June 28 for
members and their families.
Sunfrock V Panties
COOL, CRISP and so eute!
Sundress has panties to match.
Pinny opens out for easy ironing!
Bunny and scattered posies make
this an adorable set.
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charts; sizes 2, 4, 6 included.
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ADDRESS with PATTERN
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Brimful of new ideas, it's only
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lustrations of patterns of your
favorite needlecraft designs, plus
SIX easy-to-do patterns printed
right in the book.
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road-test your car before and
after service to make sure you
receive the improved perform
ance you are paying for. You
save time and money because
scientific "trouble-shooting"
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Jamboree Group
Works on Program
Of Saturday Event
Talent Committee members
for the Talent Jamboree, to be
held June 28, met last night in
the Talent city hall to complete
plans for the various events for
this Saturday.
The funds from the Jamboree
will go towards building a youth
camp called Yah-ie-wah -noh,
which is under the supervision
of the Phoenix Community club,
it will be for all youth and adults
of the area, although it is the
principal camp of the Talent
Camp Fire girls.
The camp is located on 6?4
acres, five miles from Talent, on
the Wagner creek road and will
consist of one main building, two
sleeping units and a kitchen.
There will also be picnic grounds
and a camp fire pit. No charge
will be made for use of any of
the facilities.
Saturday Ceremoniei
Saturday's ceremonies will
open at 11 a.m. with the opening
event being the welcome of
guests by Mayor Harold Straus
and the crowning of a queen
from three candidates, Margie
Strader, Joyce Chapman and
Doreen Burnctte.
Every half hour throughout
the rest of the day there will be
a 15 minute program with varied
entertainment until 10 p.m.
when prizes will be given away.
The parade, which will start
at 7 p.m., will feature the cen
tennial theme and will start on
Main and Front streets over to
Wagner street, down to the Old
highway, over to the junction,
up to Gibson street, across La
Pree avenue, back up the Old
Highway, and up Main street to
the city hall where it will d
band.
SHIP TO BE REPAIRED
Portland (U.R) The steam
ship Cynthia Olson was at a local
shipyard Tuesday for repairs.
The vessel was towed here from
Bandon where she was aground
for several days recently.
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(Distributed b Kin
Mr only star,
Why are your dear eyes.
Where all my life'! peace lies,
With me at war?
Why lo my ruin tendlnl.
Do they ittll lighten woe
On him that lovet you, so
That all his thoughts In you
Have slrth and ending?
DAVIDSON
For years and years references
to a woman as being "a natural
blonde" or "a natural red-head"
have been common. Nothing was
evet said about a brunet in this
connection. Recently I have not
ed several references to "a na
tural brunet." Seems the number
of blondes and red-heads who
are switching to dark hair is in
creasing so greatly that the real
McCoy brunets feel they should
defend themselves. Why do so
many blondes and red-heads
want to be brunets? On that our
"Horses and Women" experts
have been trying to check with
no success.
Truck and Trash
Have you a garret? Anything
stored there? Have you any rela
tives who have a garret? Any
way, there is a book titled "Trea
sures in Truck and Trash" by
Morgan Towne. This book re
veals how cash may be acquired
for old magazines, newspapers,
dishes, toys, furniture, etc., that
might lie forgotten in a garret.
Tells where you can sell the
stuff, what you might, get for it,
etc. I believe a fellow after
studying this book could travel
around the country visiting old
houses and pick up things at bar
gain prices which he might sell
at quite a profit.
Horses and Women
An extremely important fac
tor in facial appearance is the
nose. Many a woman would be a
raving beauty were it not for the
shape of her nose. Quite a few
beautiful women, some of them
celebrities, were not good look,
ing until their noses were al'
tered by plastic surgery. The
general belief is that nose and
face lifting operations by plastic
surgery are only within reach of
the wealthy. That is not so.
While expensive, they are not
prohibitive for persons in mod
erate circumstances. The impor
tant thing is to get the right sur
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ciation. Asking
Queries from Clients: Q. What
card is called the "Curse of Scot
land." A. The nine of diamonds.
However, there is a wide variety
of opinion as to why it is so
styled. Q. Was Adeline Gcnee,
who starred in the musical show
"The Soul Kiss," an opera sing
er or a ballet dancer? A. Her spe
cialty was the ballet. She had
been a prima ballerina in Den
mark. Dogs Again
The number of Manhattan ho
tels that welcomes dogs is rapid
ly decreasing. But they are still
welcome at the Plaza which is
one of the finest hotels in the
world. That has been the policy
of the Plaza since it opened in
1907. Incidentally, the Plaza cost
$17,000,000 to build when the
buying power of the dollar was
three times what it is today. The
first man to register at the Plaza
was Alfred G. Vanderbilt, second
was George Jay Gould, third was
none other than John W. "Bet a
Million" Gates, and they all had
their dogs with them. Our amia
ble springer, Timmy, has fre
quently stayed at the Plaza. He
is very popular there. Every
time we pass that hotel he stops,
looks up at me as much as to
say: "How about going in and
seeing the folks?" A remarkable
animal.
Almost Confidential
In Great Britain it is against
the law for a divorced man to
marry his sister-in-law while his
ex-wife is living. Same is true of
a divorced woman and a brother-in-law.
. . , Oakland, Calif., sub
scriber says film stars are not
the only ones who look 20 years
younger than their age. She says
she is over fifty, looks thirty, has
four ardent admirers, and has
had 13 proposals of marriage in
a year. She adds: "I've been a
widow ten years and enjoy it so
much I don't want to get mar
ried yet "
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Tuesday, June 24, 1952
More Than 45f(
Vets Bonus Checks
iled in Oregon
Salem (U.R) The bonus divi
sion of the State Department of
Veterans' Affairs has mailed out
some 45,000 payments to veter
ans of World War II or their
next of kin, Hub Saalfeld, head
of the division, said Tuesday.
Saalfeld said payments will
continue now at the rate of
about 1500 a day or 7500 a week
because the division has caught
up with the backlog of checks
written by. the secretary of
state's office. And that office can
write the checks at the rate of
only about 1500 a day because
each check must be ruaV through
the protectograph.
Saalfeld said an unknown
number of veterans received the
wrong bonus checks. He said:
"It's one of those things that
just happen when you're run
ning thousands of bonus checks
through a machine. We urge
every veteran who received the
payment of someone else to re
turn the check to the bonus divi
sion in Salem at once. We will
then see that the veteran gets
his correct check."
BREAD AVAILABLE
Portland (U.R) Bread sup
plies were reported near normal
Tuesday after the AFL bakers
returned to work at wholesale
plants but prices generally were
up one cent, both for small and
large loaves.
cal producers. His first produc
tion was "The Candy Shop," a
musical that was a smash hit in
1909. Billy Rock and Maude Ful
ton were the stars. John was also
a song writer. He wrote "Poor
Butterfly." A great ditty, but
like "Dardanclla," "The Merry
Widow Waltz" and "The Music
Goes Round and Round." it was
sung so much that finally a long
suffering public thought there
should be a law against play
ing it.
Phoenix Group
Of $300 in Police Chief Salary
Phoenix About 75 people ap
peared last night at a public
hearing in the Phoenix Commu
nity club hall concerning the city
budget election which is being
held today in the city hall until
8 o'clock this evening.
The principal objection raised
by those attending to the pro
posed budget, which is $10,-
370.91 over the six per cent in
crease limitation, was the fact
that the budget calls for the po
lice chief's salary to be lipped by
$300 a year to $3,900.
After discussion lasting sev
eral hours on this point, the
council and citizen's budget com
mittee agreed with the group
opposing the salary increa.se to
have a representative meet with
the council at the next meeting
and help in the selection of a
new police chief, "if the council
BOY'S BODY FOUND
The Dalles (U.R) The body
of one of two 14-year-old Moro,
Ore., youths feared to have
drowned in the John Day river,
was recovered Monday. Search
ers found the body of George
Clarence Kirby who disappeared
last Friday with 14-year-old
Frank Scherrer. Search for the
other youth's body was con
tinuing.
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3;30 p.m. for following day; 10 a.m
Monday for Monday; noon Saturday
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MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE
Protests Increase
can find a man to take the Job
for $3,600, the present salary,"
providing the group will support
the passage of the rest of the
budget.
The position of police chief
will be vacant on July 1 when
Curt Fisher, present chief, will
resign from the post.
The council had previously
stated that it will lose its fire
truck which Is bought on a lease
basis and other functions if the
excess money over the limitation
is not granted by the people. The
allowable amount within the
limitation is $285.29 an increase
over 1951 52 of only $16.15.
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