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Society and Clubs
i Picnic Announced
For Rogue Archers;
Name New Officers
Rogue Archers, a new organi
zation in Medford, will hold a
picnic Sunday, August 17, in
Lithia park, Ashland. The event
is set for 3:30 p.m. and those
attending are to take a contri
bution for the potluck picnic
dinner.
It is stated that an exhibition
shoot will be held and ell per
sons interested in the sport of
archery are invited to attend
Those planning to attend are in
structed to "follow the bull's-
eye" to the shoot event.
New officers recently elected
by the club are Russel Howard,
president; Harry Winthrow, vice
president; Ray Morton, secre
tary-treasurer; Mrs. Robert Haw
kins, publicity manager; Bob
Canty, target captain; Floyd Jen
kins, field governor.
Retiring officers are Joe Wil
liamson, president; John A
Bruce, vice-president; Mrs. Celia
Gist, secretary-treasurer; Floyd
Jenkins, field captain; Joseph C.
Burns, publicity manager.
The election meeting was held
at the Howard home, 1028 Mur
ray street.
Duplicate Bridge Club
Holds Weekly Session
Medford Duplicate Bridge
club held the weekly session
Tuesday night at the Medford
hotel for regular play.
Mrs. George Codding and Mrs.
W. W. Stevenson topped the
north-south players with a score
of 47 points, and second- went
to Mrs. Frank R. Baker and
George Rode for 44V& points.
Third place for north-south play
ers went to Roy Pruitt and Wil
liams Isaacs, who scored 41
points.
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Sanders
took first for east-west players,
scoring 60 points, and second
went to John Solheim and John
Foley for 57 points. Thomas
Munds and F. W. Helder were
third with 45 points.
William Jeffrey Rose
Honored With Party
William Jeffrey Rose, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Rose,
was honored at a birthday party
Saturday, August" 9, which 6
served his first birthday, which
was August 10. ,
invited to the party were
Hugh, Cindy and Karen Char
ley, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Char
ley, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bailey,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Cooley and
son, Roger, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Hoffard, Mr. and Mrs. William
von der Hellen, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Smith and son, Shannon,
and Mr. .and Mrs. Loren B.
Carter. ...
' Refreshments were served,
and the children were presented
balloon and noise makers.
Week's Sewing Buy
Family Night Program
Scheduled at YMCA
Weekly family night programs
and entertainment are continu
ing at the YMCA throughout the
summer, it was pointed Out yes
terday, with families gathering
at the building each Friday
night.
Tonight's activities will begin
at 7 p.m. and movies, swimming
and refreshments- are .planned.
Family members of the "Y" may
invite guests to attend.
Butte Falls Club
To Hear Report
Butte Falls Butte Falls Gar
den club has scheduled the Aug
ust meeting for Tuesday, Aug
ust 19, at 1:30 p.m. in the high
school auditorium.
Mrs. Leslie Horn, president,
will report on the -state conven
tion in June which she attended.
All members and women in
the community interested in gar
dening are invited to attend.
Dance at Camp .
Camp White A VAVS un-
sponsored dance will be given
at Camp White Monday, Aug
ust 18, beginning at 8 p.m., ac
cording to - an announcement
from the camp. The Camp White
orchestra will play.
A VA bus will leave the Trails
ways depot at 7:30 p.m. to pro
vide transportation - for - guests.
Costumes Still Scarce I
For Foot lighters Play
Where have all those Gibson
Girl blouses gone?. Three years
ago the valley was full of them.
They billowed from, dainty
shoulders and .frilled around fair
throats at every dance, picnic
and party.
Today, in spite of desperate
pleas by the Footlighters cos
tumers working on . "Only An
Orphan Girl," which will open
next 'Wednesday night at Jack
son School, not one bona fide
Gibson Girl "waist" has turned
up. Attics have been ransacked,
the Salvation Army store
searched . and rummage stores !
combed to no account.
"But somehow the show will
go on," laughed Mrs. Earl
Knight, as she busily stitched on
lush satin and lace ball gown
for the siren of the show, while
Mrs. Frank Buchter mended
lace on a Gay Ninety parasol
and Mrs. Jerry Smith sewed a
missing button on the villains
frock coat. The group have spent
the . past weeks gathering cos
tumes, not only for actors in the
play proper, but for performers
in olio acts, for ushers and for
peanut and pink lemonade dispensers.
The show will open Wednes
day night," August 20 , at 8:15
p.m. at". Jackson School auditor
ium, it win play tor tnree
nights, closing August 22. Tick
ets will be sold by members of
the Footlighters and may be ob
tained at the box office.
Friday, August IS, 1952
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE
CALENDAR
Calendar notices and news for
the society section of The Mail
Tribune mast be submitted In
writing, and deadline for the Sun
day edition is 1 p.m. Friday. Dead
line for weekly news is 3 p.m. the
day before publication and dead
line for the weekly calendar Is
9 a.m. of the day for publication.
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R9191
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36 takes 4 yards 35-inch.
This easy-to-use pattern gives
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Sew Chart shows you every
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Print plainly YOUR NAME, AD
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Inspiring gift for your child
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Little children love this pray
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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
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Friday .
6:30 p.m. National Secretar
ies association, Ashland Elks
club.
7:00 p.m. Ruth Rebekah
Lodge and Jacksonville Odd Fel
lows, IOOF hall.
8 p.m. Pocahontas lodge,
Redman hall.
Festival Schedule
The ' schedule for lha. Ore
gon Shakespearean festival in
Ashland for the next week
includes:
Friday "Much Ado About
Nothing."
Saturday "Julius Caesar."
Sunday "The Tempest." '
Monday "Henry V."
Tuesday "Much Ado About
Nothing.". -- "
Wednesday "Julius Cae
sar." Thursday "The Tempest."
Public Breakfast
Past Chiefs' club of Pythian
Sisters will hold a public break
fast in the yard- of Mr. , and Mrs.
W. L. Walden, 848 West McAn-
drews road, Sunday, August 17.'
Breakfast will be served from 9
ai. to 12 noon. -
FEED STORE GOSSIP
By PAUL E. WILSON
(TO
TO SACCmPllTO
2 FLIGHTS EVERY DAY
(From Medford Airport)
VEGETABLES WITHOUT SOIL
. The Army Quartermaster Corps'
soilless gardens in Japan produce
more than 3,000,000 pounds of fresh
vegetables yearly at less than half
the cost if grown commercially. All
are same to eat raw, which is not true
of food grown under ordinary un
sanitary, oriental fertilizing. -
4-H-Ers'
The Antelope Club had a very suc
cessful Fair last Friday and the
youngsters have a lot of nice animals.
Mearl Kaufman, our Assistant Man
ager, was up at the Applegate Fair
August 6, and he said that it was quite
a success also. These 4-H youngsters
are really working hard and getting
their animals in shape. I wish that we
could have taken in the other local
fairs too, but business wouldn't let
us. Folks, don't forget the date. Aug
ust 20, as that is when our County
Fair, opens and it is really going to
be a' goodone.
AN INADEQUATE FEED
Composed of many different va
rieties of question marks, usually
costs about as much as Milk-Flo. A
high-priced feed isn't necessarily the:
best feed any more .than a cheap feed I
is either safe 'or efficient. The whole
question should be: What - feed will
give me the most dollars worth of
returns for every dollar I put into It?
It Is Not Uncommon for cows, prop
erly fed, to produce a third more than
cows carelessly fed.
Congratulations are in order for
Ned Cahail and for . Vincent Vaughn,
as their herds were amdng the . top
ones for the month of. July in ' the
County. Both of these gentlemen are'
good managers and - careful i feeders
and-both feed Milk-Flo to get top
production. - '..,
SPECIAL r
We have a used Simplicity 2-horse
tractor with wheel weights, cultiva
tor and plow for only S2 15.00. This is
really a buy folks, as this tractor was
used- very little and is in excellent
condition. ' . - . -
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KNIT GLOVES, lightweight . . ..pair 31c
2 PAIR 60cx DOZEN PAIR $3.50
KNIT GLOVES, heavyweight pair 38c
- 2 PAIR FOR 75c; DOZEN PAIR FOR $4.25
RUBBER GLOVES, long gauntlet ... pair 39c
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