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TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Tuesday. July 12. 1953
Society and Clubs
Installations Slated for
Sojourners Club Officers
Installation of officers will be the main business at a meeting
Thursday, July 14 for members of the Medford Sojourners club
when they will convene at 1 pjn., at the Medford hotel. An invi
tation is extended from the club to all inactive members and to
all newcomers in the valley. Persons who have lived in the vi
cinity for less than two years are eligible to join the group.
purely
The organization is
social and its main purpose is
to acquaint newcomers with
other persons who live here.
More information may be had
by telephone 3-4277.
At a meeting of the group
held in late June the officers
who will be installed were elect
ed. The incoming president is
Relatives Visit
At Guthrie Home
Several relatives of Mrs. Rob
ert Guthrie, 1642 Rridgeway dr.,
have left after visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Guthrie for the week. They
are Mrs. Harriet Haswell, Mrs.
Guthrie's mother; her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. : William
Kroll, and the Krolli' son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Jacobson. Mrs. Haskell, a
former longtime resident' of
Medford, now lives at Tillamook.
The Krolls and Jacobsons live
in Los Angeles. This was their
first visit to Oregon.
Sew-Easy, Pretty!
Mrs. John Mansfield, and the
first vice-president, Mrs. M. H.
Parsons. Mrs. Carl Chris tenson
will be the second vice-president,
Mrs. Bob R. Hart, secretary, and
Mrs. Archer James, treasurer.
Hostesses for the recent meet
ing were Mrs. H. W. Sturgeon,
Mrs. Wendell Stalker and Mrs.
Douglas Hinesly. Mrs. James
and Mrs. Etta Pryor won game
prizes and birthday congratula
tions were extended to Mrs. F. E.
English. Mrs. Clarence Seeden
was introduced as a new mem
ber.
Those who attended for the
first time were Mrs. Edwin Har
per, Mrs. Lawrence McConnell,
Mrs. William Jensen and Mrs.
Monte Strain.
Card prizes were won by Mrs.
Jack Weddle and Mrs. William
Riley, pinochle; Mrs. William
K. Jensen and Mrs. Roy Smal
ley, canasta, and Mrs. Eugene
Ricker and Mrs. Cecil Michol
son, bridge.
First National
Bank Employees
Set Sunday Picnic
Employees of the four valley
First National bank branches
and their families will meet
Sunday at Jackson Hot springs
for a picnic. The event will get
under way at 12:30 p.m.
Richard Miller is chairman of
the event; Mrs. Helen Oaks is
in charge of the arrangements
for the lunch, -and entertain
ment is being planned by Paul
Dimick and Bob Lane.
Games also will be a part of
the afternoon's diversion.
The bank branches to be rep
resented are those at Medford,
Central Point, Ashland and
Grants Pass.
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PATTERN NUMBER and SIZE.
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For a cooler cummer, recover
furniture in cotton slip covers.
Choose cool colors such as blues
and greens instead of warmer
reds and oranges. They will give
rooms a cooler appearance.
CALENDAR
for
Calendar notice" and nawa
the aociet (action of Tha
Tribuna most ba aubmittad in
writing and daadlina for tha Sun
day aoition is l sjn. Friday. Dead-
Una for tha wackly calendar is t
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for weak day news la sun the
day befora publication
Tuesdar
8 p.m. Pythian club, Girls
Community club.
8 p.m. Ladies Mounted troop,
Mrs. H. B. Murphy, Ross Lane. .
8 pjn. DUV, Courthouse.
8 p. m. Medford Truth cen
ter, "Unity," Holly theater bldg.,
Room 203. -
8 p.m. American Legion aux
iliary, Legion home.
Wednesday
10 a.m. Central Point Navy
Mothers, Legion Memorial hall,
Pine st., Central Point.
1 p.m. Thursday Luncheon
club picnic, Hawthorne park,
south side. ...
HEC TO Meet Wednesday
Roxy Ann Home Economics
club members will meet Wednes
day, July 13, at 8 p.m. in the
Grange hall. Mrs. M. Pfnister
and Mrs. B. Wight will be hostesses.
WOTM
Initiation ceremonies will be
conducted for candidates of the
Women of the Moose lodge Wed
nesday, July 13, at 8 pjn., in the
Moose hall, 11 Newtown street.
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Luncheon
Mrs. Virgil Bowers will be
hostess for a dessert luncheon
to be held by St. Peters Luther
an ladies aid Thursday, July 14
at 1 ap.m. Devotions and a bus
iness session will be conducted.
Rogue Rangers
To Elect Officers
The Rogue Rangers riding
club will meet Wednesday, July
13, to elect officers for the com
ing year.
Several events have occupied
the group in past weeks. About
40 attended a "Sadie Hawkins"
party held recently at the home
of Mrs. Floyd Gibson. Eight join
ed the Trail Riders in an over
night ride into the Dry Creek
region, and some 30 Rangers
rode to the top of Roxy Ann last
Tuesday for a sack lunch picnic.
An invitation has been extend
ed the Rangers by the Jackson
County Sheriff's Posse to join
the annual parade July 30. Ten
tative plans are being made for
an August 13 ride to Oregon
Caves..
Mrs. Robert Beeman
Will Be Honored at
Butte Falls Tea
Butte . Falls Mrs. Robert
Beeman of Wenatchee, Wash.,
will be guest of honor at an in
formal tea to be given by Mrs.
Brittain Ash at her home at the
Butte Falls Ranger station on
Thursday, July 14, from 2 to 4
p.m. All of Mrs. Beeman's
friends are cordially invited.
Mrs. Beeman is a former Butte
Falls resident;
Mays Visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne May and
daughters, Stephanie and'Mich-
ele, Philadelphia, Pa., arrived
Saturday to visit his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. May, 616
South Newtown street. Mr. May
is manager of ground opera
tions for the United Airlines
company at Philadelphia.
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Pattern 9371: Half Sizes 14,
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Size 16 takes 3 yards 35-
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NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE
and STYLE NUMBER.
JULY
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Clark Gable Takes
Former Kay Spreckles
As Bride in Nevada
Minriffn TifV. (U.B A HeW 1
"queen" reigned over Hollywood
today blonde actress Kay Williams.
Miss Williams became the fifth
wife of Clark Gable, the graying,
hp-man actor known as "the
king," in a spur of the moment
ceremony performed by a justice
of the peace here Monday .
After the brief ceremony, the
newlyweds left for a honeymoon
at an undisclosed destination,
possibly Gable's secluded cabin
on the Nevada side of Lake
Tahoe.
Long Friendship
The marriage climaxed 13
years of friendship between the
54-year-old Gable and Miss Wil
liams, 37, whose battles in court
and otherwise with her former
husband, millionaire -playboy
Adolph Spreckels H, made Hol
lywood history-
Gable and Miss Williams al
ways insisted they had no inten
tions of marrying. However,
anonymous tipsters had, tele
phoned news agencies in the last
two weeks that they might be
wed soon.
They got their marriage li
cense only minutes before ap
pearing before Justice of the
Peace Walter Fischer. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Elizabeth
Williams Nesser of Los Angeles
and Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Men
asco of St. Helena, Calif.
. Mrs. Nesser was matron of
honor and Menasco was the best
man.
Gable has a cabin at Lake
Tahoe, where he often spends
week ends hunting and fishing in
the early summer. He estab
lished residence there three
years ago to obtain a divorce
from his fourth wife, Lady Syl
via Ashley.
Gable and Miss Williams made
headlines in 1951 when 'Spreck
els testified in a pre-divorce trial
hearing that she told him she
had been intimate with Gable.
Miss Williams denied the accu
sation. Previous Marriages
Gable's previous wives were
drama coach. Josephine Dillon,
Reah Langham, actress Carole
Lombard, who was killed in a
1941 plane crash, and Lady Ash
ley, whom he married in 1949
and divorced in 1952, after re
portedly settling $150,000 on her.
Miss Williams, originally from
Erie, Pa., was married briefly in
1942 to Argentine sportsman
Martin de Alzaga Unzue. In 1945
she married Spreckels and di
vorced him seven years later.
During a series of stormy court
battles, she accused him of beat
ing her, chopping down her door
and using abusive language.
In August, 1953, Spreckels
beat her so severely with a shoe
that she had to go to a hospital.
He spent 30 days in jail for as
sault. ' She won custody of their two
children, JOan 4Vi, and Adolph
III, 6, during the divorce.
Bridge Table Cover Provides Assistance
New York (U.R) A new
bridge.- table . cover provides
mathematical assistance to the
hesitant bridge player. The cov
er, made of washable white plas
tic, has the point count bidding
of Gorenand Culbertson reprint
ed across each of its four aides.
Tailored to fit either the stand
ard 30-inch or larger 34-inch
bridge table, the cover comes
Sheets Number One
User of Cottons
Sheets were the number one
user of cotton in 1954, the Na
tional Cotton Council reports.
. Following sheets at the top of
the list of cotton consumers were
shirts, drapery, upholstery, and
slip cover fabrics; men's trous
ers; and towels, in the order
named.
The top five accounted for
approximately 2,400,000 bales of
cotton or thirty per cent of end
use consumption, the Council
notes.
Sheets used 549,000 bales;
shirts, 515,000; drapery, uphol
stery and slip cover fabrics,
507,000; men's trousers, 475,000;
and towels, 323,000.
These figures are reported in
"Cotton Counts its Customers,"
a study published by the Cotton
Councils market research
partment.
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Smullins Hosts
At Patio Party
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smullin
were hosts Friday evening at a
patio barbecue dinner party at
their summer home, Hilltop
ranch, on Coker Butte. About
24 friends attended.'
Mr. Smullin is connected with
KBES-TV here and KIEM-TV
in Eureka, Calif. The family di
vides the year between Med
ford and the California city.
packed in a matching tube for
between-the-game storage. The
price of the cover includes a
copy of Robert Lee Johnson's
new booklet on point count bid
ding. (BridgEasy, 2330 W. Third
St., Los Angeles.)
New York About 2.5 mil
lion cubic yards of silt are re
moved from New York harbor
each year.
A beautiful ftcrure can be
made by attractively framing i
cotton drapery fabric that is
printed with an interesting de
sign. For instance, a Grandma
Moses drapery print framed in
pine makes a charming addition
to a den. Florals and other cotton
prints. lend themselves to many
decorating schemes.
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An estimated four million Am
ericans play the guitar.
Schrank's
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Walkers
Strlptd red and
white boy shirt top
and solid red Ber
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