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SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday, January 9, 1955 Annual Meeting Set By Auxiliary - The first annual meeting of Community Hospital auxiliary frill be held Friday, January 14, at 7:30 p. m. in the hospital pent house,' it was announced today by Mrs. Shelby Tuttle, president. Officers for the next year will be elected, and committee re ports will be presented. Th group is ' non-denominational, and anyone interested in the hospital is invited to attend the meeting. Mrs. Tuttle point ed out that while the group was organized only four months ago, the by-laws provide for election of officers at the beginning of the fiscal year in January. Mistletoe Members Plan Installation New officers of Mistletoe club will be installed Wednesday, January 12 when the group will meet for . a 12:30 p. m. dessert , luncheon at Girls . Community club. . . Mrs. Russel Zundel, Mrs. E. M. Lovell, Mrs. M. S. Mallory and Mrs. Frank Hussong will be the committee in charge. Pythian Groups To Hold Sessions . Several subsidiary groups of the Pythian lodge plan meetings during the week. A practice for installation ceremonies will be held by the Pythian Sisters officers today at 4 p.m. in the Pythian building. Wanderers' club members will meet at. the home of Mrs. LeRoy Cline. 1421 Euclid avenue Mon day, January 10, at 8 p.m. , Colorful Covers! Plans for installation of offi cers will be made- at the regular monthly meeting of Idella Rogue santha. Nomads of Avrudaka, which, will be held at the Py thian building Saturday, Janu ary 15, at 8 p.m. - Talisman Rosebud council of the Pythian Sunshine Girls will meet; Thursday, January 13, at 7 pan., in the Pythian building. Mrs. LeRoy Cline and Mrs. John Fugill will serve refreshments. . ' . Shipmates Class . To Meet at Church , The Shipmates class of the Methodist church plans a pot luck dinner at the church Fri day, January 14 at 6:30 p.m. A program also is planned. ' LEON'S TOTS-TO-TEENS JANUARY Good Warm Clothing! O ROBES - All Sizes 1 ......$2.49, $3.99 and $5.99 . - many styles to choose, from O SLIPPERS . ......................... ....... $ 1 .49 & $1 .99 O SNOW SUITS ............. . .... ........... $5.99 to $9.99 o coats riz:rirrrzL:rz: $5.99 up Size 1 to 14 and Pre-Teens o ski pants .:i:...:.:.... ............. ....... $3.99 O KNIT LEGGINGS ......... ............. $2.99 O BOYS' JACKETS 1. ..... .. ..... ..$3.99 to $9.99 SWEATERS .. .. .........- :.. .... $1.99 to $3.99 Boys and Girls, Wool or Nylon O SHOES ......... .;..:. J.;. $2.99 & $3.99 values to $6.50 LOn'STOTS-TO-TEEMS 105 EAST MAIN Co ors McKay s Secretary Still Uses "Bible" Typing, Own Shorthand By HARMAN NICHOLS United Press Feature Writer Washington U.R) Alene "Peg" Phillips uses the "Bible sys tem" of typing and her own brand of shorthand even though she holds an important secretarial position in the government. ' She is the executive secretary to the boss of the Department of IRON these gay color, trans fers on washable fabric covers for your toaster and mixer! Pattern 7080: Pattern pieces, red, blue washable iron-on color transfers for making mixer cover and toaster, cover. Extra transfer to brighten dish towels! Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst class mailing. Send to Medford Mail Tibune, Household Arts Dept., P.O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS AND PATTERN NUMBER. " WONDERFUL is the word for our NEW Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalog for, 1955. Exciting, enchanting our new designs are all that and even more! Send 25 cents for your copy of this terrific catalog every wonderful design in it! Scottish Rife Club To Meet on Monday Scottish Rite Women's club will hold a social meeting Mon day, January 10, in the Masonic temple, Medford. All Scottish Rite ladies are invited to attend. 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She developed ; her own system of typing, ' which , she calls "Bible" "Seek and ye shall find," or as we say in the trade, . "hunt and peck." ' Own Shorthand . "Peg" also developed her own kind of shorthand, which is real ly just an informal system of abbreviation similar toy. one used by many reporters. For instance, "pox" in my notes means "po lice." Things like that. ;; Miss Phillips "doesn't have: to do much ; typing or taking of notes any more, but she claims she can hold her own with : a Gregg graduate, Jiiinting on the typewriter' and cutting the cor ner on the notes, "if I transpose my notes quickly enough." To keep her newspapering hand in, "Peg" writes two col muns back home each week and almost everybody in Salem, Ore., and other parts of the state reads them. Each column starts out with the standing headline, "Peg" in Washington" and is ad dressed to "Dear Marian." Ma rian is Marian Fischer, the wom en's editor of the Capital Jour nal. - .- v '- ' ---- She tells about the coming and goings of Douglas McKay and his wife. Which Republican leader went to visit the boss, or who had pears and salad and the rest of an Oregon lunch with Mabel McKay. "I keep politics out of my column," Peg, dressed in a blue gray worsted suit and red blouse and wearing pearls under the ears and around the waist, told me. ' The Little Things ' "It the stuff I write Is about the events that other re porters pay little attention to," she said during our talk in her private office adjacent to that of the secretary.. "Like who the McKays were entertaining. What Mrs. McKay was wearing." "Peg" Phillips is no stranger to politics, though. She went to J work for Douglas McKay when he was governor of Oregon. And served as an aide and secretary to two other governors of that state before McKay. Some of the "Peg" influence may havev rubbed off on v the boss. She loves people and, being a newswoman herself, likes the : press. It - seems that Secretary McKay does too. "If he has the time, he'll see a reporter privately and talk things over with him," she said. But there is one reporter who certainly has . no trouble with him. '' That's 'Peg" Phillips. "He never reads my copy in advance and he has never criticized it after it is printed," she said. "Mrs. McKay is keeping all of my stuff in a.scrapbook. Sort of like a diary." Variety Show Coming to City The first engagement of the new "Harlem Globetrotters Va rieties" in Medford will be given Wednesday, ' January 19, at 8 p.m. in the 'Senior High school auditorium. The show is spon sored by the Junior Chamber, of Commerce. Tickets are on i sale now at Swem's Book and 1 Gift shop and at Sam's Sporting ; Goods store. The troupe is on tour for the first time throughout the coun try. It offers a variety of talent, from piano boogie numbers by the well-known Earl (Fatha) Hines, to operatic selections sung by Tony Ponce, a Basque, who won the 1954 Cannes Music fes tival honors in France, before coming to this country to tour with the variety show. The show is produced by Abe Saperstein, who also produces the Harlem Globetrotters basket ball tours. ' '. To Initiate r 1 Formal initiation is planned by Neighbors of Woodcraft lodge Monday, January 10 in the Odd Fellows hall. A - business meet ing will precede the , initiation. Refreshments will be served. Rubber boots will last longer1 and keep, their shape better if the insides are propped up with cardboard ' when the boots are not in use. ' " - " A taste treat for dessert Top caramel-flavored baked custard with whipped cream to which ground cinnamon has been added.-. . . , v - Ethel Says: The Holidays are over ". and " 1 " sincerely hope that all of :you had a lovely Christmas and . gay and glamorous New Years., Now its time to look forward to Spring and the new flatter;, ing shades of make-up. Make up foundation is essential for: true : make-up : perfection; be cause it is the basis for correct and perfect make-up. Every . woman can be a make-up artist with make-up ' foundation . by . using scientific as well as artis tic knowledge. There are differ ent types of foundation for dif-A ferent needs, effects and prefer ences. There :is a .; complete : range', of flattering shades .to produce different skin coloring. Come in and let me show you Frances Denney's Texture Tint. . It is a creamy liquid that covers the face with a sheer veil of color and at the same time tex turizes the skin to a finer grain. ;. FREE PARKING! 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A meeting for a repeat dem onstration of rug' making given last year will be held at the home of Mrs. Rolland Smith, January 19. Mrs. Smith, local leader in rug making, , will in struct in hooked and braided rugs. Fifteen or more women will participate and are asked to take - a potluck dish and ta ble service.. This also will rep resent a meeting of the local knitting club. i : Nineteen women attended on Wednesday, including a guest, Mrs. Wilfred Pearson. Lunch eon committee included .. Mrs. Rex Davis, Mrs. William Suth erlin,. Mrs. D. E. Gettling and Mrs. Sorber. : N - ; . The February meeting will be at the home of Miss Molly Ray, and will be on "Touch-ups for wood furniture.' BEWARE , . - - op MITAT10US ' LOOK ' POR THE -HAPPY UTTLE 006 HUPP' TOPS 111 QUALITY! loiviri paicb BAKERS OF YOUR FAVORITE HOLSUM BREAD . : . 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