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TWO MTOFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FrldT. July IS. 1S5S Students Plan Dance Saturday At Lithia Park Junior class students of Med ford Senior High school will sponsor a party honoring senior class members Saturday, July 16, from 8 p.m. to 12 midnight at Lithia park, Ashland. The Ash land Chamber of Commerce has given permission to the group for use of the tennis courts for dancing and all junior and senior class students of the Medford school are invited. Parents of Junior classmen and women will chaperone, those in charge have announced. Gen eral chairman for the event is Miss Brenda Barrell who is as sisted by a committee of young men and womep of her class. Sound equipment for dancing will be loaned by the seniors. Punch and cookies will be served, furnished by the Juniors. Guests Leave Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Colton and daughter, Elizabeth, plan to leave today for their home in Salem after visiting for several days in Medford with Dr. Cotton's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Colton, 1619 East Main street. Dr. and Mrs. Colton stayed while here at Crater motel and their young daughter, Elizabeth, was with the Coltons. Dr. and Mrs. Colton and family until recently lived in Medford. Visitor Returns . From Bay Area; Family From Tokyo Mrs. Lewis Ulrich, 839 Minne sota avenue, returned the first of the week from San Francisco and Palo Alto where she visited her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ulrich,' and their daughters, Susan and Cath erine. The Lewis Ulrichs arrived in the Bay city only two weeks ago from Tokyo, Japan. He has been with the Pan American Airways for about eight years as a me teorologist and for several years has been stationed at Tokyo in the company's employ. He now has been transferred to San Fran cisco and advanced to superin tendent of meteorology for the Pacific-Alaska division. The family will make their home at Palo Alto, Calif. Mr.. Ulrich's headquarters are. in San Francisco. From Trip Miss Mira Frohnmayer, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Frohn mayer, 1656 Spring street, re turns today . after a three-day visit with her cousin in Lebanon, Ore. W3E vVomen Who sa Music, Singing Fun for Children, On Bard's Heyday Music by members of the Ore eon Shakespearean festival band and songs by the madrigal sing ers will be part of the entertain ment planned for the annual Bard's Hevdav to be held at 5 p.m Sunday, July 17, at the fes tival theater in Ashland. Harry Skerry will be the master of ceremonies. , Pantomimes and monologues by cast members and folk songs by Brad Curtis also are listed on the program of events. Reauests this year for enter tainment particularly for chil dren has resulted in plans for events that will be directed , to the younger set. An addition to the . Heyday will be booths where authentic souvenirs will be sold, suitable for holiday sifts. Money realized from the Hey day festivities, as in the past, will go toward scholarships for festival actOrs and actresses. Tudor guild members, an auxil iary of the festival, sponsor the event. Tickets will be available at the theater or may be purchased previously at the First National bank or from any Tudor guild member, those in charge point our. Those attending will have the ODDortunitv of meeting this year's festival cast members and also to tour the backstage of the theater. ' On THe Side by e. v. Duriing (Distribute k KiM Sir". CALENDAR Calendar notices and newa for th. society section of The Mail Tribune must be submitted in writing and deadline for the Sun day edition is 1 p.m Friday Dead line for the weekly calendar is e a.m of the day of publication and for week day news is S DJn the day before publication lofu- Uo Muss! (f you're not yfaci te tforfong jog ford Friday. 6:30 p.m. Adarel Past Ma trons club, Mr. and Mrs. E. W Pease, 130 Vernada place. 8 njn. Shady Cove VFW and auxiliary, Shady -Cove. Saturday 6:30 p.m. Past Noble Grands club, picnic, Mrs. Fred Daugh- erty, 2251 Kings hwy. 7 p.m. Ice cream social, Phoenix Presbyterian church, church lawn. 8 p.m. to 12 midnight Med ford high school junior and sen ior students dance party, Litha park tennis court. Is there such a thing as a truly ! beautiful coin in the United I States currency? I saw displayed in a New York shop window a coin that is really a thing of beauty. It is an authentic Span ish gold doubloon. Another beau tiful coin in the same display was one of the celebrated "nieces of eieht" so freauently referred to in tales of piracy. The only truly beauuiui piece oi United States currency I have seen so far is the S20 cold piece designed by St. Gaudens, which was withdrawn from circulation some years ago. Among the Married A Baltimorean wants to know how she can stop -her hus band from referring to her as his "ball and chain." Very simple problem. All she has to do is to refer to him as her "ball and chain." As for example, when he is seen approaching at a cocktail party or similar gath ering she should comment: "Well, here comes my ball and chain." That's a sure fire cure. Has been thoroughly checked and tested. . As, It Was When George Jessel and Wal ter Winchell were around 11, they joined up with another kid name Jack Wiener to form a singing trio which performed at a moving picture theater in Har lem. They were billed as "The Three Little Boys With the Big Voices." I don't know what be came of Jack Wiener. Sidelights Last year the nine traffic courts in New York City han dled about a million and a half cases and collected about $9,000 000. in fines . . . Am asked if I know anybody named Merry Christmas. I ' don't. However, I know of a Mary Christmas who Is a member of the celebrated Christmas family of Maryland, famed as race horse owners, breeders and trainers. Ninth. Wife The ninth Mrs. Thomas Man ville, the former Anita Roddy- Eden, is reported to have -done very well as a night spot attrac tion in London. She was paid $1,500 a week. The nmth Mrs Manville told reporters she was extremely pleased with the opportunity of earning some money. She said, "Tommy only pays me $280 a week and that is hardly enough for a girl." Please Not Do, you know a 15 year, old divorcee? There are about 250 15-year-old wives divorced every year in the United States. Three hundred and forty married wom en of 15 years of age anually become widows in this country. Every year here nearly 15,000 girls of 15 years are married. Asides Those who should know claim the best salesmen and insurance agents are those in the 45 year old to 60 year old age group... Am asked . the real name of George Burns, the comic actor, of the team of Burns and Allen. It is Nathan Birnbaum. Inciden tally, the professional name used by his whimsical partner is her own. She was christened Grace Ethel Cecil Rosalie Allen. Progress My progress continued to astonish me. Now I have a reader in Menocqua, Wis. He says his uncle, Edward Schilling, who is 87, still has all his natural teeth. Am ' also informed that another Wisconscnian is equally fortunate. This is Dr. Arthur Jennings of Milwaukee, who is 88. Doctor Jennings has had the benefit of some expert knowl edge in preserving his teeth. He is a dentist. Come to think of it, how about dentists? Do they keep their natural teeth longer than the average .person? I'll have to get .some of the dental nurses among our readers to check on this. . Mother Here Mrs Florence Smith. Detroit. Mich, is visiting with her daugh ter and family, Mrs. Richard Gordon, 116 Medford heights. , . u,,., i " ; rz """" " 'V'T'-'y hMw"" i-' 1 "-i 2 -ja-v-- " - - ' ' - - 1 ' - -' -ja'' - - fi mni ii y iiirjptraieji - IPnltfuS)S DS Qffi.OlnlgJ aDD-ttuDiru sales irds ! It's btggmr. smartar and mora powerful than any othar car at anything Ilka tha price ! Brookings Lily Parade Scheduled on Sunday Brookings, Ore. On Sunday, July 17, the annual lily parade will be held here, with between 20 and 30 lily bedecked floats, several bands, and at least three riding clubs. The parade will begin at noon. and will go through ' a town decorated with the famous lilies grown in this area. The Chetco wranglers will have a rodeo Saturday afternoon. and .Sunday: A carnival will be in town at the same time. 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