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. '
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a m of the day of publication and
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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.
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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.
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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
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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
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Swift's Premium
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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.
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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. : .
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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
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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
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SOAP or "D" GIANT BOX
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NORTHERN
STAMPS
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TELEPHONE 2-6805
EVERY DAY
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SPECIAL
KING SIZE
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FRENCH FRIES
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