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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
The flowers in the Amorpho-
phallus plant release a penetrat
ing odor of rotting fish or meat
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