SIX MEDOFRD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Thursday, January 13. 1953
Jacksonville -Royal -Neighbors '
Hold Installation, Ceremonies
Jackson v i 1 1 e Installation
ceremonies for officers of Silver
Maple camp, Royal Neighbors of
America, 'were held 'January 4
at the IOOF hall in Jacksonville
Installed as oracle was Mrs
George Wendt, who succeeds
Mrs. Arthur- Oavies. " - -
Installed with Mrs. Wendt
were Mrs. E. O. Graham, vice
oracle; Mrs. Ernest Rassmussen,
chancellor; Mrs. Albert Heck
ert, recorded; Mrs. J. E. Mc
Intyre, receiver Mrs.' Gerald
Montgomery, marshal; Mrs. A.
E. Reinking,' assistant marshal;
Mrs. B. J. Christenson,' inner
sentinel; Mrs. D. O. Solomon,
outer sentinel.- Mrs: , Elmer
Adams and Mrs. - Harold Reed
-were 1 installed - as managers : of
the camp. "- '
Appointed to represent the
five graces of the society .were
faith, Mrs. J. E. Smith; courage,
Mrs; E. D. Mclntyre; modesty,
Mrs. " Virgil Moonp endurance,
Mrs. Quentin Jordon , and un
selfishness, Mrs. Ted Hewlitt.
Mrs. Adla Gwin will be the flag
bearer. : . f J i r '
. Mrs. Bryan Sanford was -in
stalling . officer assisted by Mrs
Job Berriman, ceremonial mar
shal and-Mrs. Harold Reed, as-
i Following; t h e - installation
ceremonies Mrs. Davies was es
corted to the altar by Mrs. Mont
gomery and Mrs. Reinking and
presented her past oracle's jewel
by Mrs. Graham who read a
poem especially written for the
occasion by Mrs. baniora.
The installing officers were
also presented gifts.
The tables in the dining nail
were decorateea wiin wnixe
chrysanthemums and white tap
ers with purple lettering . wish
ing good luck and success to the
officers of 1935.
. Mrs. E. O. Graham, and Mrs.
Arthur Davies were in charge of
the - arrangements for the eve
ning. , - ".'-';
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Republican Women ..,
To Meet Monday
Government on the local level
will be the program, topic for a
meeting of Jackson County Re
publican Women to be held Mon
day,. January 17, at 12 noon in
the Medford hotel. -
Speakers, will be John Snider,
new chairman of the Medford
city council and Rodn.ey. Keat
ing, county judge. ; 1
Election of "officers , will be
held. r. ' ,.. .
Ruch Association "
Hears of Plans
For School Room .
Ruch A television set as, a
recreational project for children
during PTA meetings will be;an
objective of the Ruch' Parent
Teacher association, according
to a. decision reached at a-meet-ing
of the group Friday. Rex
uavis, Stanley . Larson r ana
George' Sample were named as
committee to undertake selec
tion of a set which it is hoped
will be ready ' for . trial use - at
the February meeting. '
Mrs. Albert pi elson was
named child .- care chairman'
upon' resignation of Dow Lewis
and two, room- fathers will be
appointed to assist with supervi
sion of children.
. .. Before the business meeting
the. group viewed a color film on
American farming presented by
John.Deaver of Deaver Imple
ment company of Medford.- The
film - not only . showed modern
methods on an 800-acre , farm
but presented an .-. underlying
trend of stable family life and
community work, as well as
showing the importance of herit
age to the farm' owner featured
in the film. '" ' '
During the evening it, was re
vealed by the local school board
that bids are , being ' received
throughout January for con
struction of a class room and
50x90 - foot gymnasium at the
school. -Architectural plans were
drawn by James K. Hoey, con
sulting engineer s of Medford
and have been approved by the
board of directors, the depart
ment of education, and state
board of health. Bids will be
opened January 31. It was stated
that a contractor probably would
complete the buildings by July
or August. Voters of the dis-
tric approved a $33,000 bond
issue '.for the buildings in Octo
ber. ' ' ' ' 1 " -
Refreshments were, served by
Mothers of children in the sixth
grade room with Mrs. Ed Flesh
er as room mother.
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Pattern 9279: Misses' Sizes 12,
14, 16 18, 20; 30, 32r 34, 36, 38,
40, 42. Size 16 takes AVa yards
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This easy-to-use pattern gives
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Sew Chart shows you every step.
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Dior Fashions Previewed; .
Moderate Curves Forecast
Br ELIZABETH TOOMEY
Uaitad Pims Correspondent -
New York CU.R) Christian
Dior, the man t-who threatened
to 'teclipse women's, curves with
concealing "H-line"'dresses, now
has revealed his spring ideas for
American women. , '
" The forecast: Moderate curves,
slightly rising bustline and little
chance for the stormy protests
that greeted last fall's threat of
flat fronts.
The - Paris designer is still
holding the H-line,buthe actual
ly shows more of a woman's
waistline in his American col
lection for spring? and summer
than some of the American de
signers. His latest designs were
previewed as part of the week
lo'ng fashion showings currently
under way, 'sponsored by the
couture groups of the New York :
Dress Institute; ' "
Dior raised the bustline from
an inch to two inches in all his
spring clothes. His models wore
special foundation garments' he
designed to create the higher,
less pointed bustline.
V Jackets are longer 'on - most
Dior ; suits, with narrow shoul-
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Reese Creek Unit
Has Health Study -
y: Reese Creek Good weight fo
good health was the lesson stu
died at the last meeting of Reese
Creek Extension unit. Miss D.
Eula Wintermote led the dis
cussion on good weight, calorie
counting and recommended
exercises for good health, A fol
low up on this lesson will be
held : in April when Miss - W m
termote will collect weight and
measurement charts, to check
any changes'.
Miss Marianne Moore, recom
mended by Reese Creek unit as
a candidate for Azalea House at
Corvallis, was unable to accept
the offer, it is stated.
Annlications for next year at
Azalea house are now open. Any
senior girl in "Jackson county
interested in attending Oregon
State college and living at
Azalea house next year may
make "her application to , the
county agent's office in Medford.
Living at Azalea house is about
$20 per month cheaper than oth
er quarters, it is pointed out.
Reese Creek unit made a do
nation of $5 to the March of
Dimes.
Next meeting will be Febru
fary 1 at the home of Mrs. Paul
Johnston and the topic will oe
"Touch-ups for Furniture.".
Skirt . of - the season i rows
and rows - o pineapples: baby-
size at the waist growing" bigger.
toward the hem! Crochet scooped
blouse-and, skirt of straw yarn
or wooL -. . ' . , ,
Crochet 'Pattern 7360:' Skirt,
Waist 20-22; 24-26; 28-30. Blousei
32-34; 36-38. All sizes included.
Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
in corns - for: this pattern add
5 cents for each pattern for 1st
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Station, New York 11, N. Y.
Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS,
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CALENDAR
Calendar notice and newe -fof
the society section of The Mail
Tribune must be submitted in
writing and deadline for the Sun
day edition la 1 p.m. Friday. Dead
line for the weekly calendar is ?
a.m. ot the day of publication, and
for week day news is 6 pj the
day before publication.
Thursday -
7 p.m. " Talisman Rosebud
council, Pythian Sunshine Girls,
Pythian building.
7:30 p.m. Schoolroom meet
ing for parents of Griffin Creek
students in fourth grade; at
school.
, 8 p.m. Auxiliary to National
Federation of Postal Clerks.home
of Mrs. Budd Gail, 1596 Biddle
road. . .
s 8 p.m. Reames ( chapter,
OES, Masonic temple.
- 8 p.m. Past Noble Grands
club of Olive Rebekah lodge,
Girls Community club..
8 p.m. Panel . discussion,
open to public ."Technique in Re
cruitment of .Teachers," sponsor
ed ' by Epsilon chapter, Delta
Kappa Gamma sorority, Lincoln
school auditorium.
Friday 1 "- "
11 a.m. Medford Truth cen
ter (Unity) ,Room '.203 Holly
theater building.' ' '
12:30 p.m. St. Mark's guild
at church. ,
Meeting Scheduled y
For Mineral Club
. Roxy Ann Gem and.' Mineral
club will meet Friday, January
14, at Girls Community club: at
7:30. p.m. Members . ' are ; asked
to take all completed, rock
pieces for the Oregon map on
which the club is working, and
the program chairman, Jack
Crump, has planned an inter
esting map study. - ic
New officers ' of the club are
Harry Marx, . president; Mr.
Crump, vice-president; Mrs. Del-
mar Smith, secretary and Clark
Anderson, treasurer.
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ders, loosely fitted waistlines
and collars that I often 'stand
away from the neck. One spring
silk suit Ms : a double-breasted
jacket banded : at the .-bottom
with self fabric that fastens in
front with a big, flat bow to
draw s attention . to , the long
waisted look. . ;
-' Dior puts most of his horizon
tal - hip - line seams right at the
hipbone level only two or
three inches below the waist
Other designers have more ex
aggerated torso lengths. , ; .
He uses that; horizontal hip
seam in lace evening dresses as
well : as wool daytime j dresses
but -for after-dark costumes the
designer favors tighter- fitting
tops, that show plenty of femine
curves.; i- - . , -
, The short evening dress is
more popular than ever for next
spring. Filmy material and un
usual new shades are made up
into endless variations of the
full-skirted short formal.-
Nettie Rosenstein has a group
of these - - full-skirted - dresses,
most of them with snugly mold
ed long torsos, ' in shades . like
copper; deep pink, .vibrant blue
and pale yellow.
: , The - same -, designer has an
unusual new evening :?. wrap
made of pink slubbed satin and
suit : like a - regulation - battle
jacket. Mrs. Rosenstein calls it
an "Evening Eisenhower" and J
shows it over a long pink chif
fon dress.
Junior Club Meeting .
Held at Lincoln School
' Darlene , M o r row presided
over the last meeting "of the De
gree of Honor Junior club, Held
Saturday n Lincoln school gym
nasium. Ronnie and James Mar
tin were guests. v ;
- The meeting was in the form
of a New Year's party and mem
bers received treats of nuts, ap
ples and candy.
Carol Krause presented a solo
dance, led the refreshment
march and the club yelL .
Refreshments "were : served
with A Donna Krause and Dar
lene Morrow assisting Mrs. . H.
G. Wilson, I the club director.
Group singing was enjoyed. .
' Installation was' planned for
the next meeting to be held Feb
ruary 12 at Lincoln gymnasium.
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