TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday. May 4, 19SS
Miss Huson May Queen At University
Miss Margaret Huson of Med
ford has been named May Queen
at Willamette university, and is
reijzing over the May weekend
iestivities May 4-6, a university
release announces
A daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Darrell E. Huson, 45 Lindley
street, the queen, is a senior
music major and member of Del
ta Gamma sorority. Miss Huson
has served as president of Mu
Phi Epsilon, national music fra
ternity, and Associated Women
Students. She' was song leader
for Delta Gamma and president
of the orchestra, and treasurer
of Unesco and the junior class,
Miss Huson was winner of an
Elks Lumber company scholar
ship to Willamette university.
Members of the May Queen
Washington PTA
Hears Program
By School Band
Washington school band en
tertained at the last meeting of
Washington Parent-Teacher as
sociation. Under the direction
of I. A. Mirick, they presented a
program of waltzes, marches and
polkas including "The School
Grade Polka," composed by Mr.
Mirick especially for children
from the fourth to sixth grade.
Thanks was extended to Mr.
Mirick by Robert Sage, prin
cipal, and he was commended
for the work he has done with
the band.
Dr. Witter from the Oregon
State Board of Health spoke on
the results of the recent dental
survey taken in the state of Ore
gon. Colored slides were shown
to depict some of the actual
cases found during the survey.
Dr. Witter then answered ques
tions pertaining to dental health.
The meeting opened with the
flag presentation by Joan
Holmes, Donna Johnson, Sher
ril Linn, and Judy Cofman,
members of Mrs. Cooksey's Girl
Scout troop. Mrs. Norman
Keathamer reading of the PTA
Prayer.
Room count was won by two
rooms, Mrs. Ford's first grade
and Mrs. Collens fifth grade
were tied for the honor.
During the business portion
of the meeting presided over by
Mrs. Ray Alder, president, it
was voted to use the funds
raised during the year for a tape
recorder, a stapler or a wick
pen for each teacher for use in
her room, coffee cups for PTA
use, $100 to be put into the li
brary fund with $25 of that
amount for the purchase of rec
ords. It was announced that May
11, was the date for a musical
program to be presented by the
fourth, fifth and sixth grades at
7:30 p.m. in the school gymna
sium. Refreshments were served by
mothers of pupils in the fifth
grade and child care was pro
vided by Mrs. Herbert Gifford's
Camp Fire Girls.
Societfy
! ernoon until the arrival of her
fiance, Kenneth Brown, Med'
ford, a student at Southern Ore-
eon college.
The coronation at four o'clock
will be followed by an all-school
barbecue and a presentation of
the musical comedy, " Kiss Me
Kate" and the evening will close
with a reception for students.
alumni and guests. Saturday's
program includes an inter-soror
ity and inter-fraternity sing.
Queen Margaret's costume for
the festivities is a white gown
with very full skirt.
Mr. Huson will return to Med
ford tonight, while Mrs. Huson
and Darelyn will remain until
Sunday.
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Miss Margaret Huson
court are Miss Margaret Knock-
enhauer of San Mateo, Calif, and
Miss Lorraine Landrud of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Huson and their
youngest daughter, Darelyn, are
Salem today to attend the
coronation ceremony for their
daughter." Queen Margaret's
vounger sister, Miss Laura Mae
Huson, is a junior student at the
college.
Miss Laura Mae Huson's
fiance, Douglas Wall, also a stu
dent at the school, will serve as
Queen Margaret's escort this aft-
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Dinner Honors
Howard Pierce
Employees of the Central
Point branch of the First Na
tional bank of Portland spon
sored a dinner last evening
which honored Howard" Pierce,
assistant manager and personnel
manager and Mrs Pierce. Mr,
Pierce is being transferred to
the main office in Portland.
The dinner was held at Omar's
in Ashland. Present were Rich
ard Isaacs, manager of the
branch, and Mrs. Isaacs, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Hueners, Medford,
Mr. and Mrs. William Nelson,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin, Mr.
and Mrs. Dean Roberts, Mr, and
Mrs. Clifford Shafer, all Central
Point, Miss Lucille Abbott, Sams
Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ad
ams. Medford.
Mr. Pierce was presented a
gift from the employees of the
bank. Mr. Hueners is to replace
Mr, Pierce at the bank. Mr.
Pierce will leave Sunday eve
ning for Portland while Mrs.
Pierce and their sons, Larry, 12,
and Ricky, 10, will remain here
until after the close of school.
The Pierce home is at 502 Alice
street.
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New Swim Class
Announced at Y
With warmer weather coming
to the Rogue valley, swimming
classes at the Medford YMCA
are in full swing, the Y reports.
Latest class to be announced by
the Y for valley homemakers is
the morning swimming class,
open to both the beginner and
the woman who feels she needs
to develop more confidence in
her ability to swim in deep
water.
This latest class will begin
Tuesday, May 8, at 10 a.m., and
will run each Tuesday and
Thursday thereafter for eight
sessions. Those interested in at
tending the class should register
by calling the Y, 2-6295. or by
being present for the Tuesday
class.
Council for Blind
To Hold Election
Officers for the coming year
will be elected at a meeting of
Jackson County chapter, Asso
ciated Council of the Blind,
Sunday, May 6. It will be held
at 2 p.m. in St. Mark's Guild
hall, corner of Fifth street and
Oakdale avenue.
Members and friends are ask
ed to note the change of date. It
is stated that since Mothers' day
falls on the regular meeting
date of the chapter, the change
to one week earlier was found
advisable.
In addition to election, mem
bers will complete plans for the
annual white cane sale.
In Pullman
Mrs. S. E. Philips, Big Boulder
orchards, plans to be in Pull
man, Wash., this week end to
visit her son, Douglas Philips, a
student at Washington State col
lege, and to attend Mothers'
week end events there.
Former Medford
Actress Playing
Role in Portland
Dolores Gottfried Berg, for
merly of Medford, ' makes her
Portland stage debut tonight in
the Grace Kelly role of "Mar-
got" in the Portland Civic thea
ter's production of "Dial 'M' for
Murder."
In 1954 Mrs. Berg played the
leading role of "Daisy" in the
Medford Footlighters play "Lo
and Behold." She was a member
of the 1953 Shakespeare Festi
val company in Ashland, a mem
ber of the Tudor Guild's board
of directors, and was the first
copy writer at radio station
KBOY. Mrs. Berg is now em
ployed in the program and con
tinuity departments of Port
lands CBS radio affiliate, station
KOIN.
Following successful runs in
London and New York's Broad
way, Frederick Knott's "Dial
'M' for Murder" was made into
a movie by Alfred Hitchcock.
Grace Kelly, Ray Milland and
Robert Cummings played the
leading roles in the film ver
sion.
The suspense - laden murder
mystery will be presented on
the main stage of the Portland
Civic theater May 4 through
May 19.
Carl Ritchie, a member of the
1950 Shakespeare Festival cast
and long-time Festival support
er, is displaying fourteen opaque
water color set designs in the
main lobby of the theater during
the run of the play.
Mr. Ritchie is teaching speech
at Willamette university and
works at radio station KSLM in
Salem. He is an actor-director
with Salem's very successful
"In-the-round-theater," the Pen
tacle." ' -
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Dr. E. O. Jacobson
Naturopraetie end Chiropractic Physician
Announces the Opening of Offices
827 West Jackson
Near McA.ndrews Road
Phone 3-2989
We're sailing into May with a honey of a White Sale!
White Neck Wear
Give your dress or suit a new look with a chalk
white collar or collar and cuff set. Nylons, piques
and cottons in V- and round-neck styles, tailored
and dressy . . . 1.00 to 2.98.
Summer
Gloves
Washable double woven
cotton and sheer nylon
gloves in 414 button and
popular shortie lengths.'
Every costume looks
smarter with a bright
touch of white for sum
mer. 1.00 and 2.98 pr.
Summer Jewelry
Summer white jewelry in tailored and dressy
pieces. Choose from matching necklaces, earrings
and bracelets. At this low price you can afford
several. Nice for gifts, too . . 59c plus tax
Sale
Children's Lingerie
Reduced Vz off
Children's lingerie by a famous maker now priced
one-third off the usual price. All salesman sam
ples. Group includes cotton and nylon full and" half
slips,' panties and briefs. Size medium only Help
yourself to. savings.
2LS
SALE
1st Quality
Pacific
Contour
Sheets
In Luxury
Snowy Whitt
Percale
TOPS ana
"BOTTOM!
Second Quality
Full Size
Contours
Long - wearing 1 80 - thread
count percale in full sizes
only. Tops and bottoms,;
slightly irregular. Save al
most a 1.80 per set.
1
99
each
Reg. 2.89
Twin size
Reg. 3.19
Full size
NOW
NOW
69
89
May White
Towel Sale
O Cannon Towels
Bath
size
50
Hand
size
35
WASH CLOTHS 233e
Popular Panama pattern in pink, aqua, green,
yellow, blue, rose and white. Look better after
each washing, will give you long service.
O Martex Seconds
You read about these famous sheets in LIFE magazine, now see them
In real life at Mann's . . . sale-priced during our May White Salt.
They're the "do-it-fast," ."do-it-easy" sheet for neater and quicker
bed-making. Twin and full sizes sale priced.
fe9Wggg Seoop them up now for all .
, "'" '!!'. "' ' -.V.' " your year round needs.
tamm&WW - rhor. from n.stel .nd
deep-tone decorator colors
. . . wonderful values during
the White Sales. You'll need .
extra towels and wash cloths
for summer so buy them
now.' .Take advantage f
these low prices ... while
they last.
Reg. 1.98
Bath size
1.29
Reg.' 98c
Hand size
69
REG. 39c WASH CLOTHS
..NOW 29
Extra-heavy quality, deep-nap, extra-absorbent.
You'll love the rich deep colors as well as the
dainty pastels. All extra-large size. Creighterion
pattern.
O Martex Plaids
Reg. 2.79
Bath .size
179
Reg. 1.59
Hand size
98
REG. 49e WASH CLOTHS
31.00
Seconds of fine quality towels in a novelty large
block design plaid. Colors come in charcoal, pink,
and sunflower. Give your bath a distinctive new
look.
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I CANNON I JX-C
Tenn-tuft
Thrbw Rugs
Reg.
3.98
2.98
Washable cotton with non-skid
backs. Size 27"x48" in aqua,
green, rose, gold, white, grey,
hunter green and brown. Heavy
weight block pattern.
. 3-Piece
Rug Sets
is 3.99
Heavy chenille rugs sets for
your bathroom. Contour rug
which fits, around toilet bowl,
oblong matching rug and lid
cover. Assorted colors.
Shower
Curtain Sets
Reg.
7.98
4.98
Plastic shower curtains with
matching 27"x45" window cur
tain. Nautical and swan patterns
in blue, rose, green and gold.
Charge jt tomorrow .
pay June 10th'
See our. other ad on
. pages 12 and 16