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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1956)
TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Monday, January 23, 1955 Sorority Members To Assist Agency; Party Announced Mrs. Ray Frisbie was guest speaker for a business meeting of Alpha Beta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held Janu ary 19 at the home of Airs. R. J. Higgins, "H" Ideal court. Mrs. Frisbie talked on the Vol unteer Agency for Control of Cancer, and a question period followed. Chapter members vot ed to assist the local cancer vol unteer group in preparing band ages for cancer patients and Mrs. Frisbie briefly demonstrated the method used in processing these bandages. The business meeting was con ducted by the president, Mrs. Nils Edin. The cultural program entitled, "You and Your Aud ience" was presented by Mrs. Oris Goble. Guests at this meeting were Mrs. Douglas Eden and Miss Muriel Acheson. Plans were announced for a costume party which will be held February 16 for sorority mem bers and guests. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs. Robert Vin cent. The next meeting will be held on February 2nd at the home of Mrs. Austin Murray, 1709 Len ora drive. Corps Announces Anniversary Event Medf ord Ground Observer corps is making plans for an open house February 5 to ob serve the second anniversary of the Medford post. First plans for the anniversary celebration were made at a meeting January 16. Seventy volunteers attended. Richard Southard, supervisor of he new post in Sams Valley spoke during the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Buxton. Wheat land. Ia.. were zuests. The Bux tons supervise a post at Wheat land, and Mrs. Buxton has a 1,000 hours of sky watching to her credit. Sergeant Poulson presented a 500-hour bar to Mrs. Harry Goold. A film was shown. Social Club Meets At Brownell Home Nevita Social club held the firsf meeting of the year Janu ary 16 at the home of Mrs. George Brownell. Mrs. D. R. Allred was co-hostess. Twenty two members attended. Activities for the coming year were planned under the direc tion of Mrs. Wyles Berry, the new president. Mrs. Melvin Mc Grew, past president of the club and the new matron of Nevita chapter. Order of Eastern Star, attended. Auxiliary-Guild Elects Officers; Schedules Session Mrs. Lewis Wayburn is the new president of St. Mark's aux-iliary-guiid. Mrs. E. N. McKin stry is first vice-president and Mrs. John Bunker, second vice president. Other new officers are Mrs. H. C ,Beeler, recording secre tary; Mrs. John Deaver, corres ponding secretary and Mrs. B. C. Richards, treasurer. A meeting of the group is set for Friday, January 27, at the church. Luncheon at 12:30 o'clock will be followed by the semi-monthly business session. Grand Guardian To Visit Bethel Tuesday Evening Mrs. Velma Green. Portland, grand guardian of Job's Daugh ters in Portland, and Roy Col burn, associate grand guardian, will attend a meeting of Bethel 55 in Medford Tuesday, January 24. It will be held in the Pythian building beginning at 7:30 p.m. Miss Janet Perry, the new queen of Bethel 55, and her corps of officers will conduct initiation. All members of Job's Daugh ters, their parents and persons of proper Masonic relationship are invited to attend. About 8,000,000 suburban and farm homes now use liquefied petroleum gas. LEON'S Tots-To-Teens There 8 re many items greatly reduced for this last clean-up sale before inventory. You'll find unusual savings all over the store. Hurry down tomorrow and save. iMWm, Spri U T-Shirts y i COATS udes wool, water re- ent materials & some ng Coats. WONDERFUL BUYS! . . . at greatly reduced rices $500 up Taffeta and Wool Cottons S249 & S3" These are wonderful .buys, you'll want several for now and later. Lovely, colors. o Snow Suits Washable, warm snow-suits for boys and girls. Many are Nylon. BUW NOW for next year at these low prices. $399 & $99 Boys Flannel-lined Small Sixes 2 to 6 Large Sizes 8 to 12 $99 $249 Now'i the time to get a pair of these warm jeans to finish the winter. ANKLETS Discontinued Nos. 4 PR. $Q0 BLOUSES Dacrons or Cottons 49to$249 ! P r- i ; i f ! ! n Dresses All sizes thru 14 Pree-teens included Values to $9.98 in this group $1199 Lions, Auxiliary Hold Initiation Phoenix Joint initiation ceremonies were conducted by Phoenix Lions and auxiliary dur ing a dinner meeting January 18 at Mon Desir Dining room. Forty-six members and two guests were present. Robert Dames spoke briefly on the purpose and objectives of the International Association of Lions clubs, prior to initiating Weston Fowler, Davd Haggard, William Ruck and Elmer Woods "Jt0 Phoenix Lions' club. Mrs. Robert Dames outlined the importance of being a member of the Lions' auxiliary. Mrs. Marvin Fisher and Mrs. E. R. Claflin performer a candle light initiation ceremony for Mrs. Weston Fowler, Mrs. David Phoenix 4-H Club Xhe 4-H club in Phoenix met Friday night and chose the name Phoenix 4-H club. They had a few more members to sign up. Patty Kidwell was elected song leader. For entertainment, Patty Kidwell, Joyce Hunter and Kar en Golding sang and played the piano. Virginia Martin, Reporter. Haggard, Mrs. William Ruck and Mrs. Elmer Woods. Each woman was presented a Lions' International auxiliary pin by her husband. A report on the progress of the March of Dimes campaign was given by A. H. MacKintosh. Dr. M. D. McGeary reported on future money-raising project of the Phoenix Lions club. Dancing followed the initiation. Family Night Is Planned by Jefferson PTA Jefferson Parent-Teacher as sociation plans a family fun night in the school cafeteria Thursday, January 26 at 6:30 p.m. A potluck dinner will be followed by games. The event is planned as a fund raising project, and a charge per family will be made. Each family is to take a vpot luck dish as designated by the grade children attend. Grades 1 and 3 are to take a hot dish, grades 2 and 4 a salad, and grades 5 and 6 and special room, pie, cake or cupcakes. Each dish should serve 8 to 10 people and should be brought for the lower grade if there is Buttons and Bows Club The first meeting of the But tons and Bows club, Central Point 4-H sewing group, was held Friday, Jan. 13. The meeting was called to order by last year's president, Jane Grubb. Glenda Branch was elected the new president. The next meeting .will be Jan. 27 at the home of Mrs. P. Snook. Wanda Davis, Reporter. more than one child in school. Coffee, milk, rolls, and service will be furnished. The feature of the evening will be games and stunts under the direction of Ron Weather ford with both children and par ents participating. Dress should be of the calico and jeans type as the accent is on family fun and informality, the committee states. DRESS UP DESSERT New York (U.PJ To add glamor to old-fashioned pump kin pie, top it with whipped cream sweetened with 2 table spoons of sugar to eacli cup of heavy cream and flavored with. V2 teaspoon grated lemon rind. CORDS Heavy Weight BUY AT ONLY $999 01 JACKETS Boys and Girls All styles $999 to S&99 ROBES and TV SETS Cotton Quilted or Corduroy $349 to $499 ROW! For Exactly the Price of d I SHOE SALE! Infants Shoes Slippers Dress Shoes Play Shoes Oxfords Suedes Patents Buy NOW and SAVE! GOTO On Jan. 28th we take our Semi-Annual Inventory. We don't want a lot of winter stock left so here it goes at drastic reductions. So here is your chance to stock up . . . for 5 DAYS ONLY SALE at LEON's ... no echanges ... no refunds ... no credits! TUES, - WED. - THURS. - FRI. and SAT. COATS All millium lined and some very beautiful colors. Sizes 10 to 18, not all colors. Sale Only " 7 COATS Just a few left in this group, but we want to be rid of these ... so take your pick! i4" SUITS Two piece box suits and some dress suits. Terrific values at . . . Sale Only H97y BLOUSES 3A and long sleeve cot ton, nylon, crepes and many other materials. NOW $49 BRIEFS We repeat this great sale on briefs. Regular 4?c-NOW PRS. 9? SWEATERS Not to many left but a good buy on the few we have ... $097 SLIPS Quite a few rayon. Mostly size 32. While they last ... $129 SLACKS Values to $18.95 In 100 wool gabardine. Brown, blue and black. S-T-R-E-T-C-H "The Best" . . . Non-branded ... Sale only HOSE! 97e COTTON BLOUSES$147 Short Sleeve SALE ONLY I DRESSES! DRESSES! DRESSES! DRESSES! 12.95 VALUES HOW n for foacfly II the Price of SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! DRESSES! 16.95 VALUES how m for Exectfy II the Prke ef M SHOE . . DRESS . . SALE CONTINUES ... Becausu of popular demand the 2 for 1 Sale continues this week . . '. Many customers were not "waited upon" last week, due to the crush of the opening week crowds . . . Hert is your big chance to participate in this greatest of all sales! NYLONS Every pair perfect . . . 60-15 gauge . . . l values Jt i5 2 for fhe prke of I DRESSES! 19.95 VALUES how n for Exactly II the Price ef Casuals - Oxfords - Loafers Some light colors for spring included S95 Pairs for ii DRESS SHOES From our better shoes. Lots of colors including flax, patent, wedgewood blue, scarlet, and many more! Pairs For IS95 BAGS ALL COLORS Vx P RICE Use Your Charge Account HILL & DALE SHOES Not all sizes, but we've still got about 100 pair at . . . DRESS SHOES By Fiancees Clark. Gold Room mid-heels, hi-heels, all colors ... 21 North Central 21 North Central .' ft No Refunds, Please! TOTS-TO-TEEKS PAIRS FOR PAIRS FOR
