Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1955)
o Student Elected To Honor Society Jim Lattie, senior at Oigon State college, has been initiated into Alpha Zeta, honor society for students in agriculture. Young Lattie is enrolled in agri cultural economics at the college, with a minor in journalism. The student is a member of two otherOhonorQ groups, these being Sigma Delta Chi, for men students of journalism, and Blue Key, service society for men at osc. He is aiso editor of the col lege raily, The Barometer. Young feattie will arrive the lat ter part of the week to spend Women of Moose Initiate Member Mrs. Francois Patterson was initiated into Women of the Moose at a meeting held Wed nesday, December 14 at the Moose hall, 11 Newtown street. Mrs. Frank Fairweather, spoke to the chapter on the founding and the work of the Red Cross, stressing the need for voluntary workers in the Red Cross. Three accordion numbers were on the program, which Mrs. Roy Stein Hostess for Party Staff Holds Party At Jackson Hotel Another one of the numerous holiday staff breakfasts was one held Friday morning for mem bers of Robinson Brothers store employees. Ten persons attended the event held in the director's room at the Jackson hotel. An exchange of gifts was conducted. Student Arrives Miss Gail Bender arrived by plane Friday evening from Se attle, Wash. She is a junior at Helen Bush school and is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Bender, 1941 Westerlund drive. She will return to Seattle Jan uary 2. Sunday, December 18, 1955 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE A Christmas party was held for Exemplar chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Roy Stein. Games were directed by Mrs. K. A. Hayes and Miss Anna May, with prizes going to Mrs. William Hartman and Mrs. Nick DeWitt. "Traveling" prizes were won by Mrs. John S. Nelson, and Miss May. Each member brought a contribution for Fairview home. L'ast regular meeting of the group was held December 7 at the home of Mrs. Hayes, with Mrs. Russel Budrau assisting. A program was given by Mrs. J. Edgar Moir, and Mrs. William Hartman on the subpect of our "Foreign Neighbors." Refresh ments were in keeping with the foreign theme, and holiday foods from several nations were served. Redmonds Return From Vacation Trip Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Redmond, Griffin Creek road, returned home Friday evening from a va cation trip to Reno and Virginia City, Nev., and Lake Tahoe and Redding in California. At Red ding they were guests of Mrs. Redmond's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Scheer, former Medford resi dents. Mr. Scheer is a foreman at the United States Plywood plant there and conducted the visitors on a tour of its opera tions. CHRISTMAS HOLLY - POINSETTIAS Potted CAMELLIAS - CYCLEMEN - AZALEAS CHERRIES - PEPPERS - DAPHNE - DISH GARDEN PLANTS & DISH GARDENS CUT FLOWERS CARNATIONS ROSES MUMS Colorful Plants Gift Wrapped and Delivered on your date! Marshall Nursery & Florist . 12th & Newtown Phone 3-1657 Open Sundays and Holidays Student Here Miss Tanya Trowbridge, a jun ior student at Arizona State col lege, Tempe, Ariz., is to arrive Friday to visit for the holiday vacation with tier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Trowbridge, 1625 East Main street. was under the direction of the social service committee of which Mrs. Eugene Dale is the chairman. Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lattie, Phoenix road. USE TRIBUNE WANT ADS! -e- o CO 3 O o D o G o Q o '.It's, from Medfordl Medford's Finest Jewelers and Silversmiths Christmas Inspirations OWe have Yule Jewels to charm a Christmas Eve and for your Christmas Male we have gifts of gold. Our huge collection includes gifts for pure personal adornment . . . time telling masterpieces . . . and sterling that will gocn giving. There is no better way to say "Merry Christmas" than to give a gift from Brophy's that keeps on saying "Merry Christmas" year after year. Our selection of MOV ADO watches honors time with jeweled designs of fabulous beauty, flawless precision. Surpassingly lovely gifts to mark your special occasions, eloquent spokesmen of affection and love. O o Beautiful jmgsnk FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING 0 ' l ' " zvrr.. a " r W Now just in time for Christmas we are featuring a special selection of diamond engagement rings priced to give exceptional value. Each ring has a handsomely cut, beautifully clear center diamond ... an exquisitely wrought setting. Choose now, while our assortment is at its widest & 0hternationa f sterling SOLID SILVER WITH UA'JTY THAT HVfS FOKEVER o The proudest possession in your home . . . worm, radiant International Sterling for pride and pleasure in gracious living. See our complete selection of magnificent patterns O ... resplendent designs flawlessly sculptured for stunning adaptabflity with all accessories. o Complete 42-pc. Service for 8 from $225.50 fed. ?o u Free Gift Wrapping Free Engraving M0VAD0 TIME . fcZTl Theubbnate : ' The New "i31" Movement " 14K wMfa or ytllow gold. ..Full cui diamond ty-HH - Stainleis S:ecl S120 p9gJv " 1 A.S130 B.S380 C$615 D.S325 E.S315 ' St. Sieel and 14 K. grid . . . 150 wJ l1' 17 ewelr fed. Tax Incl. 7 7ASviii. f I 28 Jewel Fed. Tax incl. ing. jl Exquisitely fashioned for jdress wear sturdily J constructed for every day use. It winds itself at your slightest gesture . . . more smoothly than any other watch. The most fascinating time-piece you can own . . . or give. Ladin'from $85.00 To 373.00 Jf front 875.00 to 375.00 Prices include Federal Ti INTERNATIONAL1 STERLING La Pag I ia Designed For the Christmas Gifts You'll Give With Pride... Let Brophy's Be Your Guide LERS MEDFORD, OREGON Quality Diamonds Honestly Priced for Over a Quarter of a Century ct o
