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Medford
Tribune
MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 40, 1954
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The Week Before Christmas
,for the traditional pro-
lovinQiy 1
By Olive
Today begins Christmas week. In every church choirs
grams and services; in every home evergreens are being hung and
- bright baubles and colored lights, and excited children long if or, each day to pass more quickly.
Because Mrs. Sheridan W. Cavitt and her two sons will spend Christmas day on board shin
en route to Greece to join Major Cavitt, a family party was ''held last Saturday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. E. ). DeVoe. The three are pictured (upper left) with Ronald (left) and Joey de-
; ciding which presents to open and which to pack.. ;
'. ' Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tolle (upper right) trimmed the tree!' Mr. Toll holds
Bryan, 11 months, who was highly interested in all the glitter, while Jerry, 3, holds a small
.. Santa Claus to hang on the tree. ;y,-"v -
When Mrs. William" McAllister (at left) decorated her home early In preparation for a Pres
byterian choir party last week,' she trimmed four large new socks to hang on the mantel.
Mrs. George S. Jennings (at left, above) and her daughter, Mrs. John Bullock, decorated the
Jennings home on Saginaw drive last week for a party, choosing beautiful Christmas cards,
) evergreens and hand-decorated glass balls.- r V - v ,( '
Each year Loyal Workers class, First Christian church, trims tiny trees for the aged and III.
Mrs. J. H. Hopkins, (at left, below left) and Mrs. Wayne Troxell are working on a few of th
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