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Hughes-Jones Rites Held in San Diego; Couple at Home There Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lyle Hughes are now making their home in San Diego, Calif., fol lowing their wedding June 12 at San Diego. The bride is the former Miss Annabell Jones, daughter of Mrs. W. Hintin, route 2, box 220, Medford, and Leon Jones, Princeton, Ore. The bride- groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Hughes, Medford. Mrs. Hintin accompanied her daughter to the California city for the wedding which was held at 5 o'clock in the afternoon at Wedding Bell chapel. The bride wore an aqua blue dress with flowered trim for the ceremony. TJie bridegroom is stationed at the San Diego Navy training center with the transit section The . bride attended Medford Junior high school. Musical Program To Be Featured At'CBPW Meeting The regular monthly meeting of the Christian Business and Professional Women's club Mon day. August 4 at 6 p.m. in the Medford hotel, will feature a musical program. The music will be varied and officers point out will be of in terest to all music lovers. Reser vations may be made by calling telephone 2-8576. This is a dm ner meeting. Dave Taylor will be the speaker. . Medford Woman Returns From Trip Mrs. Ida Lockwood, 816 South Newtown street, returned last week after visiting a week in Seattle, Wash., and other north ern points. She was accompained by her nephew, Dale Newlin, and Mrs. Newlin. Her nephew is with the Douglas aircraft com pany at Los Angeles. Woman's Bible Class To Meet Thursday The Woman's Bible class of the Methodist church will meet Thursday, August 7, at 1:30 p.m with Mrs. Susan Graham, 59 Quince street. jt vv. - w-iS .: s a The Wedding Bell chapel, San Diego, Calif., was the scene of the wedding June 12 of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lyle Hughes, shown above. The bride was Miss Annabell Jones befoie her marriage, The couple is living in San Diego where the bridegroom is sta tioned at the Navy training center. Club Calendar Hollywood Bread will add a wonderfully flattering flavor to your low-calorie diets. Baked without short ening and no added fats Hollywood Bread Is tops I JREE! "Bollywood Blot tut Ctlott tuMt" "rttt Boner Da. 1 017, Hollywood. Ctlif. PO YOU ky "n I j rst tctg or magna tuns sowca mcowmo Sunday 3:30 p.m. AAUW silver tea for Shakespearean cast, public invited, at Shakespearean thea ter garden. 5 p.m. NOW joint picnic at Lithia park, Ashland. Monday 7:30 p.m. SPEBSQSA, Jack son hotel. 8p.m. Olive Rebekah lodge, IOOF hall. 8 p.m. Circle 9. First Chris tian church, Mrs. Eloise Winkle- bleck, 940 Whitman street. Tuesday 11 a.m. Medford Navy Moth ers, Mrs. Elsie Alexander, 106 Almond. 2 p.m. The Central Point Women's Relief corps, regular meeting place. 7:30 p.m. FOE auxiliary of ficers, FOE .hall. 8 p.m. Footlighters general meeting, fairgrounds, little theater. , 8 p.m. Chi Rho circle of Zion church, Mrs. B. Kent Blackhurst. 932 Mt. Pitt avenue. Wednesday 9:4o p.m. Christian Wo men's fellowship, executive meeting; 11 a.m., general meet ing; iz noon, iuncn and i:is p.m. program. 11 a.m. to 7 n.m Fxhihit by summer art class students of Eugene Bennett at studio yard, 333 South Grape street. 1 p.m. Get Together club. FOE hall. 6:30 D.m. Past Chiefs clnh of Pythian Sisters and Past Chan cellors, Mrs. W. L. Walden, 848 West McAndrews. road. Thursday 1 D.m. Adarel Past Matrons club, Mrs. Allien Maxwell, 504 Pennsylvania avenue. 1:30 p.m. Women's Bible class of Methodist church. Mrs. Susan Graham, 59 Quince street. 7:30 p.m. Pi Phi Alumna. Floyd Hart ranch, Grant road. Friday 7:30 p.m. Roxy Ann Gem and Mineral club, Girls Com munity club. DOG SHOPS HIMSELF Tupelo, Miss. (U.R) Wil loughby Trapp's dog, "General MacArthur," loves candy and always buys his own. He gets a nickel in his mouth, goes into the grocery store and gives up the nickel to the clerk when giv en a bar of candy It must be chocolate or cocoanut. He won't take anything else. Week's Sewing Buy Some 100 Persons Attend Orchard Tour, Field Day About 100 persons attended the second annual orchard tour and field day held here Friday. The tour was conducted under the joint sponsorship of the Jackson County Fruit Growers league and the State Horticul tural Society. C. B. Cordy, county horticul tural agent, was tour conductor, and others who spoke during the day ' included Dr. Elliott Deg man, superintendent of the branch experiment stations here; Dr. L. G. Gentner, station entomologist, and Prof. Henry Hartman, of Oregon State col lege. Four Stops The tour included stops at Klamath orchards, to observe an experimental wind machine for raising temperatures in the orchard; the Medford branch ex periment station; the Chris Wolff place, and the Talent branch experiment station. A picnic luncheon was served af ter the tour by ladies of the Phoenix Grange at TouVelle state park, where farm and orchard equipment dealers dis played their wares. Experiments in use of chemi cals for various phases of orch ard development and protection, experiments in the use of mulch es and in grafting, and other matters of interest to fruit grow ers, were shown and discussed during the day. 4-H Club News Antelope 4-H Beef Club The Antelope Beef club met at the home of Elbert Bigham Wed nesday, July 30. Leonard Freeman gave a dem onstration on "How to Fit an Angus," and Bernice Bigham gave a demonstration on iow to Fit a Hereford Steer." Young er members tried their luck at fitting a steer with Bernice s guidance. Later showmanship was discussed and practiced. Home made ice cream and cake was enjoyed by everyone. Geraldine Hays, Reporter. Sunday, August 3, 1952 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE p CIGAR TOO STRONG Medford, Mass. (U.R) A good cigar may be a smoke but to John F. Kelly, 58, it also was a traffic hazard. Kelly explain ed to police that he took a few puffs on a cigar, became sick and lost control of his automo bile, which crashed into a gas station and damaged a parked car. Fish Story This time of year, when fresh fish are plentiful and economi cal, is a good time to get ac quainted with the many varieties available not only near ocean and lakes but in inland towns, thanks to modern refrigeration. Secret of success in cooking fish is not to overcook it, and to season it properly. Fish is bland, and takes well to simple sauces, such as the Tabasco sauce be low. A high quality protein food, there are some 160 varieties of fish sold in the United States. Here are pictured, reading top to bottom, three salt water va rieties, sea bass, mackerel and porgie, and three fresh water species, white fish, yellow pike and brook trout. An easy and appetizing way of preparing fish for the table is by simple broiling. To serve four, plan on 1 pound of fillets or steaks or four small fish, and 3 to 4 tablespoons of fat. Preheat broiler. Cut fillets or steaks into serving pieces. Grease the broil er rack lightly. Place fish on rack, skin side up; brush with melted fat. Place rack 2 to 3 inches from heat. Broil fish 5 to 8 minutes or until brown, and serve with this tangy sauce. Tabasco Butter Sauce: 4 tablespoons butter or margarine 4V4 teaspoons lime juice Vi teaspoon Tabasco 1 tablespoon minced parsley Melt butter in saucepan. Add lime juice and Tabasco; heat. Add parsley. Yield: Approxi mately 13 cup. R9275 SIZES 6-14 Look, Mom! It's a sundress now, a jumper when she goes back to school the most for your time and money! Princess lines easy sewing! Simple de tails fast ironing! Sew the blouse with three-quarter and short puffed sleeves two ver sions for school, play! Pattern R9275: Girls' Sizes 6, 8, 10, 12, 14. 'Size 10 jumper, 2Va yards 35-inch; blouse, lVs yards. 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RIVERSIDE MEDFORD Local Timber On List For August 19 Sale Portland (U.R) The Bur eau of Land Management Satur day announced that eight parcels of timber totalling 17,216,000 board feet on public lands would go on sale August 19. The timber is located in Ok anogan county, Wash.; Clear water, county, Idaho, and in four Oregon counties, Jackson, Douglas, Deschutes and Crook. The Jackson-Douglas timber totals 3,845,000 board feet, in cluding 15,350 linear feet of western red cedar poles. The Deschutes-Crook timber totals 6,235,0000 board feet. Regional Administrator Ros coe E. Bell said 32,224,000 board feet of O & C timber, including 6,140 linear feet of pilings, was sold during July for $823,562.50. Young GOP Meet Scheduled Friday All Jackson county young Re publicans under 39 years of age are invited to attend the first meeting of a series to precede the general election, on Friday, August 8, at 7:30 p.m. in the Pioneer room of Medford's Jack son hotel, according to Bob Dickey, county Young GOP chairman. Featured speaker will be Wil liam McAllister, delegate to the Republican national convention in Chicago last month. He will give his impressions of the con vention and the workings of party politics in a general dis cussion period, Dickey ex plained. The county chairman noted that "the Young Republicans j now have a candidate and plat-1 form behind which all forces can unite." He expressed the idea that consolidation by party members has taken place and a united front can be expressed by meetings of the various Re publican groups. Picnic Planned Reports will also be made by Director Dick House on a pro posed picnic by the Young Re publicans, . and by George Sen natt, Ashland director, on pro gress in the organization of a college club at Southern Oregon college. Every Young Republican in the county is urged to attend the meeting, Dickey stressed, whether a member of the orga nization or not. He pointed out that future meetings of the group will hold platform discus sions and generally inform party members of current party policies and workings within the framework of a major party in America. Barkley Revelling As Country Farmer Paducah, Ky. (U.R) Vice President . A 1 b e n W. Barkley revelled in'just taking it easy" as a gentlemen farmer Saturday, temporarily forsaking politics. ftome after a disappointing try for the Democratic presiden tial nomination, he said, "I have not discussed with anyone the possibility of being available for any political office, directly or indirectly." The Veep declared all stories about his future were "purely guesswork." . PARKER CAN'T WIN Hastings, Neb. (U.R) Parking meter installation men kept a jump ahead of one local busi ness man. He parked his car where there was no meter and came back that night to find one had been installed and he had a police ticket. Two days later on another street, he got caught again the same way. . DIAMONDS LET GRABOW "The Diamond Setter" When choosing your engagement stone . . . remember that color, cutting and clarity, as well as carat weight, contribute to th dia mond's beauty and value. 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