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TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday, June 9, I95S State Senator Is Speaker for League Session State Senator Philip Lowry, speaking for Medford League of Women Voter's June luncheon, credited the Oregon league with the passage of the redisricting bill and the meat inspection bill during the 1955 session. The meeting was at Rogue Valley Country club and Mrs. Hugh Collins introduced Senator Low ry. The senator discussed the as complishments of the 1955 leg islative session, the problems under which the members work ed this session and some of the problems which will face the next session. Mrs. Fred Carr, Mrs. Lucille Foster, Mrs. John S. Day and Mrs. Robert Hiatt reported on the state convention. Next general meeting of the league will be a membership luncheon in July at the site of Mrs. Day's new home at Table. Rock estate. ' 4 - CALENDAR Calendar notices and ncwi for the society section of The Mail Tribune must be submitted in writine and deadline for the Sun day edition is 1 p.m Friday Dead line for the weekly calendar -is 9 a m of the day of publication and for week dav news is 5 osn the dav before publication Martin Grubb Is Guest Here; Elliotts Return Martin B. Grubb has return ed to this country after spending 23 months in the Marshall is lands with the Atomic Energy commission of the United States and is spending a brief vacation with his mother, Mrs. Bert R. El liott and Dr. Elliott at their home on Route 2. He plans to attend summer school at Oregon State college be ginning June 20, and in the fall will enroll at OSC in forestry. Thursday 7 p.m.- Pythian Sunshine Girls. Pythian building. 7:30 p.m. Alturas club, home of Mrs. Betty Flannery, 2623 Crater Lake avenue. 8 p.m. Miriam circle, Zion Lutheran church, home of Mrs. B. Kent Blackhurst, 24 S. Keene way. 8 p.m. Past Noble Grands club, Girls Community club. 8 p.m. Medford chapter, UN, courthouse auditorium. Friday 11 a.m. Truth Center. "Uni tv," Room 203, Holly Theater b'ldg. 12:30 p.m. St. Mark's auxil iary guild, Parish house. 1 p.m. Phoenix Garden club, Community club. 2 p.m. Medford chapter, Gold Star Mothers, Girls Com munity club. 4 Return Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Harder, Old Stage road, have returned from a three-day trip to San Francisco. They were guests at the St. Francis hotel during their visit. Dr. and Mrs. Elliott recently returned home after spending several months in travel abroad They made the Bible land tour of the Christian Herald of New York. visiting 14 countries and island groups. This includes Ma deria, Tunisia, Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Cyprus, Turkey, Greece, Italy, France, Spain and Portugal. In addition to the usual sight seeing programs the party visit ed American missionary centers, college and universities. In Israel the group was greeted personal ly by President Ben-Zevi. Much time was spent in the place where Jesus lived, taught and preached and a highlight of the tour was a sunrise Easter communion service at Gordon's Garden tomb in the suburbs of old Jerusalem, near Golgotha, or the Place of the Skull. Despite rumors circulating in this country, the members of the Bible land tour encountered no travel difficulties, a Christian Herald release states, and they witnessed no evidence of con flict in any country visited. . Progress in farming, manu facturing and in living stand ards was noted in some places though much of the life in the countries Jesus knew is about the same as it was 2,000 years ago, the release states. The Elliotts spend a month traveling in Canada, where Dr. Elliott has many relatives, after returning to this continent. cietty Posse and Troop Hold Dinner Sunday At Gonzales Home Talent About 45 persons at tended a dinner party Sunday afternoon as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gonzales, Talent. The event, held on the patio of the Gonzales home, was for mem bers of the Ladies Mounted troop, Jackson County Mounted Sheriff's posses, their husbands and wives and invited guests. Mr. Gonzales cooked the steaks served for the dinner and the evening was spent playing cards. Assisting the couple were Mrs. Mary H. Brown, Mrs. Clarence Dodge,. Mrs. Birdie Swearingen and Mrs. Dory Hart. Scout Day Camp Needs Volunteer Adult Workers' The annual Girl Scout day camp program opened Monday with a registration of 257, ac cording to an announcement from scout headquarters. Due to the large enrollment, more adult help is needed. Women who can assist are asked to call the Scout house, telephone 2-5912. A program of games, hikes and other activities is planned each day, and the girls learn outdoor cookery and other camp skills. Junior Club Plans Picnic on Saturday Junior Degree of Honor club will meet Saturday, June 11, in Hawthorne park back of the Scout house. The meeting will be a picnic from 2 to 4 p.m. Mrs. H. G. Wilson, states that members may take guests to the meeting. Bank Employees -Form Social Club The First National Bank club, a social organization for em ployees of the four branches of the First National bank in this area, was organized at meeting last Friday. About 135 employees make up the group from the branches in Grants Pass, Ash land, Central Point and Med ford. Four main activities a year are planned. Cliff Ayres vi the Medford branch is bank advisor, and Mrs. Helen Oakes and Richard Mil ler from Medford are directors. Other directors are Mrs. Beulah Vessey, Central Point, Mrs. Florence Johnson. Ashland, and Mrs. Charlotte Smiley, Grants Pass. Bob Randall, Grants Pass, is president of the club, John Knox, Ashland, vice - president, Mrs. Alice Hallgren, Medford, trea surer, and Mrs. Betty McKen zie, Central Point, secretary. The four annual activities will be held alternately in the four cities. Burtons Return From Trip East; Niece is Guest Miss Margaret Deines, Mor rowville, Kans., is visiting for about a month at the home of her uncle, C. Ivan Burton, and Mrs. Burton, 26 Richmond ' avenue. She arrived here with the Bur tons on Saturday after the Bur tons had vacationed in Iowa and Kansas. They left here May 17. first going to Portland to visit friends and then east to De trnit. Mich., bv nlane where thev took delivery of a new car They visited relatives and friends in Waterloo, la., and various Kansas towns. They were in the area of recent tor nado storms. In Washington Kans., Mr. Ivan attended a high school class reunion. They returned home by way of Utah and Nevada. Miss Deines was graduated from high school this spring. "Davy Crockett"! JfflTO 9118 EASTS DE man The dream of every little girl and boy to own a "Davy Crockett" outfit! Mother you can sew this 3-piece set in .a piffy! Fringe-trim jacket, fron tier pants and of course, that wonderful CAP! Perfect in den im or twill. Pattern 9118: For boys and girls! Size 4, 6 8, 10, 12. Size 6 jacket and pants 2Ti yards 35 inch fabric; Cap V yard This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send THIRTY - FIVE cents i in coins, for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st clas's mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care of the Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept. 232 West 18th St.. New York 11, ' N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, with SIZE and STYLE NUMB ER. - SOUND SLEEPER San Francisco (U.R) Willie Mae Benson complained to police today that a light fingered thief stole $5 from her while she was taking a nap. She said she awoke to find five $1 bills gone from a purse she had stuffed into her brassiere for safekeeping. 608 East Main Phone 2-6805 Shop the Easy Way-Free Delivery Open a Charge Account Park FREE at Union Oil Get the Best and Northern Stamps Too! Open 8 a.m. till 7 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Firm Red Rip Tomatoes W bun. 1 3C Strawberries far 49 Inlead Lettuce Red Radishes Green Onions Farm Fresh Full Cups LARGE CRISP 2' W Minute Maid Lemonade, Limeade, 1R 6-oz. t)(6)c Pink Lemonade, Lemon-Limeade ..... Cans La Se Ken or Lee For the Best Meats in Medford Boneless Rolled IBeeff Roast U.S. Choice Grade Swift's Premium ib. (55 k - . In! a HI NbeSli?he No think Ib. Qtf Pur. Fresh Ground tBeeif 3 -89 Young, Tender Fryer Turheys "59f EAST OF MEDFO0 OREGON sWH For the Clnddnes Win a Huffy Bike -FULL SIZE -1 BOY'S BIKE 1 GIRL'S BIKE -CONTEST RULES - 1. Bikes will be won by the girl and boy ac cumulating the most points by saving labels from White King, Sego Milk, Pet Powdered Milk and General Mills Products. 2. Submit labels-minus any company coupons on them-on Friday or Saturday, June 24th or 25th. Closing time, 9 p.m. 3. Labels must be placed in a paper sack with entrant's name and address on the outside of the sack. 4. Winners will be announced in our Thurs day Ad, June 30th. . - POINT VALUE OF PRODUCTS IN KIDS' CONTEST , Sego Milk .......Small can w Sego Milk u-,. . 7 Pet Powdered Milk 10 White King Soap or "D" . l.. ... 5 White King Soap or "D" 10 White King Liquid 5 White King Water Softener 10 White King Cleanser 5 S3 Angel Food Mix 10 7 5 Sperry Pancake Mix io-n,s,Ck15 Frosting Mix . .. 7 Gold Medal Flour . sk 5 Gold Medal Flour .....io.,.sk 10 Gold Medal Flour 25-lb. Sack 25 Gold Medal Flour .. 30-lb. Sack 50 Big Y Employees, Our Advertising Agents or Their Immediate Families Not Eligible to Enter Pet Powdered Milk Makes 3 Qis. 29c Case of $25 24 Jars For Mom aeidl l?op; "A Win a Westinghouse - ROASTER OVEN - A year's supply of White King "D". A year's supply of Sperry Pancake Mix CONTEST RULES- 1. Visit the display of Sego, General Mills and White King Products which is near our Demonstration Area. 2. Make your guess as to the number of Sego Milk Coupons it would take your church, club or organization to get the Westing house Stove (on display there) installed FREE of CHARGE. 3. Fill out entry blank with your estimate and your name and address not later than June 25th. : . BETTY CROCKER PRODUCTS White, Yelow, Chocolate. Spice & Marble CAKE LUX ANGEL FOOD MX 4r.,.99c 43c FR0STII1G LUX 35c brownie nix PANCAKE MIX w. 10 35c $09 LB. BAG Betty n : fi: Crocker UlUWillG ItllA Befty AML Crocker UdlC ItllA GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 5 Lbs. .... 55s o 10 Lbs. .. ... C3c 25 Lbs. . . . .52.27 o 69 Lbs. . .. .$4.53 Betty Crocker ft 1 HP 12) Small cans 2 1 5s o Lge. cks 3f3?3 Case of 48 $3.10 o C&X3ef43 $3.10 WHITE KING SOAP or "D" GIANT BOX WE GIVE NORTHERN STAMPS fcOS-EAST MAIN Sr. TELEPHONE 2-6805 EVERY DAY DINETTE SPECIAL KING SIZE HAMBURGER FRENCH FRIES AND SALAD ONLY.... WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTiiiES
