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Wednesday, Mar
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Mothers Granted
Permission for
Sale of Daisies"
Mayor Earl Miller has granted
Medford Blue Star Mothers per
mission to .sell blue daisies on
'the streets. of the city May 18
and 19, it .was. announced today.
The daisies are made entirely
'by veterans confined in hospitals
and domiciliates of the United
States. Proceeds . of the daisy
sales, will be used for the rehab
ilitation of veterans in the Camp
White Domiciliary. - Medford
Blue Star Mothers have taken as
their special project entertain
ment - of the : wheelchair mem
bers. They also provide clothing
and other necessities for wheel
chair members who . have no
source of income.
- Mothers of Medford hope they
will have the support of the peo
ple on the streets, as they did last
year, when enough was con
tributed to carry the program
through -the entire year," the
chapter states.
Miss.Eskew Named
SOC Girl of Year
Ashland During the tenth an
nual Mothers' day festivities at
Southern Oregon college May 12,
Miss Beth Eskew, senior student
from Gold Hill, was named b$r
her classmates to the top honor
of "Girl of the Year:;'
In addition to honor roll stand
ing academically, she is a mem
ber of Delta Phi ' Alpha, music
honorary, Robes, women's all
school service honorary, and has
just completed her term as pres
ident, of the Associated. Women
Students.
She will teach in the schools
at Klamath Falls next year.
Women Receive
Special Degree
In "Moose Lodge
Four Medford members of the
Moose received . friendship de
grees at an Academy of Friend
ship session held recently in Sea
side. They were Mrs. Clara Eld-
ridge,-. Mrs. R. L. Winn, Mrs.
Harry Finley and Mrs. Richard
Pruitt. V -
Also attending the session
were Mrs. James Robert, senior
regent; Mrs. Leo Webster, junior
regent and Mrs. John Summer-
field. -
Mrs. Theodore Beaves, hospi
tal chairman, presented a chap
ter night program for the last
meeting of the Medford chapter.
Girls from the Prentice Accord
ian band presented several se
lections. During the evening a fare
well present was given : Mrs.
Newton, who is leaving for Seat
tle, Wash., soon. "
The senior regent also present
ed rings to the -members who
had taken the friendship degrees
at the meeting in Seaside.
Club Plans Dance '
For Young People
: Rogue Valley Country club
has planned a dinner and dance
for the sons and daughters of
members and their guests. It will
be held Friday, May 18, in the
main dining room of the . club;
house beginning at 7:30 p.m.
Music for dancing will be pro
vided by Abby Green and Glen
Parker.
Young people planning to at
tend are asked to call the club,
telephone 2-5965, for reserva
tions. .
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REMODELING SALE
Laurine's
CARPET HOUSE
400 East
Main Strtet .
Pupils To' Give
Recital Tonight
The second of a series of two
recitals by music pupils of St.
Mary's High school will be given
tonight in the school gymnasium
beginning at 8:15 p.m.
The Choralettes will open the
program, singing three numbers
to the accompaniment of Miss
Barbara Lickness. Randi Peter
son will play a piano number by
Longas and Miss Mary Kay Dug
an will play . "Barcarolle? '.by
Scharwenka.
Richard Cooper will sing num
bers by Youmans and Malotte,
accompanied by Miss Carol Rob
inson and Miss Carol Moldovan
will play Grieg's "March of the
Dwarfs."
The Boys' Glee club' will sing
three numbers, with Miss Robin
son as accompanist, with two pi
ano solos following. These will
be "Sonatina in C Major" by
Kabalevsky, with Miss Carol
Hussong at the piano, and Miss
Carol Robinson will play "Wed
ding Day ,at Troldhaugen" by
Grieg. ., .'
James Jones will present vo
cal, numbers, accompanied by
Miss Pauline Arnold and Miss
Sonja Peterson will play "Segui
dilla" by Albeniz. The Marian
choir will close the program
with a group of numbers. The
choir is directed . by Richard
Cooper and Miss Moldovan will
be accompanist.
Gardeners Plan ,
Flower Show-at
Shan Grange Hall
" Grants Pass "Green Thumb
Gardeners" have planned the
second annual competitive tlow
er show, "Rainbow of Iris," for
Sunday, May 20, at the Shan
Grange hall, seven miles out the
Riverbanks road from Apple
gate bridge. Anyone interested
in gardens is invited to enter the
show, senior or junior division,
the club announces, and no en
try fee will be charged.
. Entries are to be received Sat
urday, May 19, from 1 to 9 p.m.
The show will be open to the
public, on Sunday from 1 'to. 9
p.m. '. .
Named and unnamed varieties
of .irisand other flowers and
flower arrangements will be dis
played. Light refreshments' will
be served. Those wishing infor
mation call Mrs. Carrol Hussey,
GR 6-7016, or Mrs, . Raymond
Biles, GR 6-4997..
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Phoenix Auxiliary
Elects Officers;
Workers Named .
Phoenix Officers- -were
elected at the last meeting of
Phoenix Lions' auxiliary, held
at the home of Mrs. Ernest
James.., Mrs. A. H. MacKintosh
was co-hostess.
Elected to office were . Mrs.
Norman Williams, president;
Mrs. Curt Fisher, first vice-pres
ident; Mrs.; M. D. McGeary, sec
ond vice-president; Mrs. Leonard
Carlson,-- secretary and Mrs. Ray
Harrison treasurer.- -
Committees for the annual
Phoenix i May festival May 26
were appointed. Mrs. John Cook,
Mrs. Norman Williams and Mrs.
C A. Stothers will decorate th
booth and Mrs. Paul Hartsook,
Mrs. Curt-Fisher, - Mrs. E. A.
Campbell, Mrs. Wesley -Fowler,
Mrs. Jake Walsh and-Miss David
Haggard are on the float-decorating
committee. Mrs. A. -N. Cons
bruck, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. War
ren Haggard and-Mrs. McGeary
are on the purchasing committee.
Mrs. Norman - Williams re
ported on the spring board meet
ing held at Portland. Mrs. -John
Cook and Mrs.-Leonard Carlson
also attended the -meeting.
The club expressed-, regrets
that Mrs, MacKintosh' is resign
ing from the auxiliary,- and she
was presented a gift in apprecia
tion for her work; .
The June meeting has been set
ahead one week to- June 7 - in
order that the. meeting may be
held before the state convention,
set for June -10-12 in-Portlad.
It will be held at the home of
Mrs: Andrew Munro.- -
' Mrs: McGeary was honored at
a surprise shower. Decorations
were small pink roses combined
with white blossoms.
A director's meeting at the
home of the president, Mrs. E.
R. Claflin, preceded the business
session. r
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Installation Set. ;
By Lone Pine Unit
Lone Pine Home - Extension
unit will meet May 17 ' at ' the
home of Mrs.- William Garner.
Subject of the meeting will be
"Garment Finishes'" and leaders
will be Mrs. -Gary Conrad and
Mrs. H. B. Mitchell. Co-hostess
are Mrs'. A. E. .Sidener and Mrs.
Cliff McGintyV- - '
Officers will -be installed.
They are' chairman, Mrs: Vern
Nelson; vice-chairman, Mrs." Earl
Richardman; secretary; ' M r s .
Gary Conrad and" treasurer, Mrs.
W. Di. Acord. Mrs. C Hoover will
install the "officers.
Child care will be provided at
the home of Mrs", Ralph Hutch
ins, 2441 Crater Lake avenue.
' Secret pals will "be revealed.
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Dinrier Annoupced ;
For Garden Club
Crater Garden club will hold
the May meeting at the home of
Mrs. Arthur Straus, 643 East
Pine, street, Central Point, on
Thursday, May 17, at 6:30 p.m.
A potluck dinner will precede
the business meeting.
Installation of new officers
will take place after the dinner
with Mrs. A. O. Floyd as instal
ling officer. '
Members whose last names
begin with letters A to I, inclu
sive, are to bring a main dish,
I to M a salad, and N to Z a
dessert. Each member is to bring
her own service.
Toss a few salted almonds
with a fruit salad to add ele
gance of flavor and a new inter
esting texture. Excellent with
apple, raisin and crisp celery.
Jefferson PTA
To Hear Concert
By School Band
Jef-erron school band will
present a concert for a meeting
of Jefferson Parent-Teacher as
sociation to be held Friday, May
18, at 12:30 o'clock in the school
cafeteria. ...
Installation of officers will be
held, with Mrs. Fred Under
wood, a nast president of Wash
ington Parent-Teacher associa
tion, as installing officer.
Child care will be provided at
a nominal cost in Room 26 by
sixth grade girls.
A teacher-conference period
will begin at 2 p.m. and parents
are urged by PTA officers to
make a final visit to the teachers
of the children. Teachers will be
in their rooms during this time.
Refreshments will be served
by .mothers of children in . the
first grade.
. . . - -Gold
Hill Gardeners
Postpone Meeting
. . Gold Hill A meeting of .Gold
Hill Garden club which was to
be held May 18 will be postpon
ed because of the election. The
event, a potluck picnic, will be
held at the Roadside park near
Rogue River May 25.
Bedroom Ensembles
. Beautify your bedroom with
these stunning spread and cur
tain ensembles! They're all easy
to make s-o-o lovely in your
home!
Complete instructions includ
ed in Pattern 7393 for making 3
different sets of bedspreads and
curtains in any desired size!
Send TWENTY-FIVE cents in
coins "for this pattern add 5
cents for each pattern for 1st-
class mailing. Send to Household
Arts Dept., P. O. Box 168, Old
Chelsea Station, New York 11,
N.:Y. Print plainly NAME, AD
DRESS and PATTERN NUM
BER.
Two FREE patterns printed
in the new Alice Brooks Needle
craft book for 1956! Stunning de
signs for yourself, for your home
just for you, our readers! Dor-
ens of other designs to order
all easy, fascinating -hand-work!
Send 25 cents for your copy of
this wonderful book right away.
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CALENDAR
Calendar notices and new for
the goeiety section of The Mail
Tribune must be submitted in
ferritin: end deadline for the Sun
day edition Is 1 pjn. Friday. Dead
line for the weekly calendar is 9
sjn. of the day of publication and
for week day news is S pan. the
day before publication.
6:30 p.m. AAUW, Girls Com
munity club.
7:30 p m. Rogue Valley Navy
Mothers club, party. Camp
White Domiciliary theater room,
transportation from Mrs. C. R.
Alexander's home, 110 Almond
st.
7:30 p.m. FOE auxiliary of
ficers. Eagles hall.
8 p.m. Miriam circle, Zion
Lutheran church, Mrs. Charles
Peterson. 1781 Minear rd.
8 p.m. First Methodist
church WSCS, Circle 6, Mrs.
Edmund Hass, 1615 Crown ave.
8 p.m. Medford Jaycettes,
Mrs. Richard Bowers, 327 Maple
st. -
8 p.m. Medford Barracks 540
WWI veterans and auxiliary,
Redman hall, Apple st.
Thursday
10 a.m. Griffin Creek Home
Economics club, Grange hall-, .
1 ' pjn. Sams Valley Ladies
club, home of Mrs. Lloyd Beers.
1:30 p.m. Ruth circle, Zion
Lutheran church, Mrs. James
Brown, 24 North Orange st.
Meeting Slated
By Talent PTA
Talent Talent Parent-Teacher
association will the final meet
ing of the year Thursday, May
17, at 8 p.m, in the high school
building.
A report of the recent state
convention will be given, and
the music department will pre
sent numbers.
Refreshments will take part
in the home economics room.
Camp White Club
Announces Scores
Camp White Mrs. S. W. Al
corn, Ashland, and Mrs. Richard
Milestone scored 174 Vi points at
the last meeting of Camp White
Veterans' Bridge club to top
north-south players. Killen Mil
ler and Arthur B. Sctrseth
scored 155 Vi points, winning
first place among east-west play
ers. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Boyd
took second, north-south, : with
167 points, and third went to
Mrs. George Dean and Mrs. B.
L. Sanderson for 159 Vi points.
S. R. Calloway and W. Humes
were fourth with 147 points.
Additional east -west winners
were Mrs. E. K. Ricker and Mike
Dillon, 147V4; Mr. and Mrs. T.
Randall, third, 146; Lester Holli
day and B. L. Sanderson, fourth,
139V4. .
Gold Hill Family
Hosts for Dinner
Gold HillMr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Nickles and two sons, Wil
lie and Robbie, were hosts for
a family dinner Sunday which
observed Mothers day. Four gen
erations of Mrs. Nickles' family
were present.
Present were Mr. and Mrs.
George R. Miller, Jacksonville,
Mrs. Nickles' grandparents, and
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Colpitts, . Central Point. Also
present were Mrs. Arlene Ream
es and children, Clifford Sutton,
Michael and Ricky. Reames; Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard C. Miller, Eu
gene, Mrs. Nickles' great-uncle
and aunt; and Mr. Nickles' par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Nickles
and their children, Barbara, Lin
da and Louis.
Cut-up dried figs are delicious
in hot cooked cereal. Add them
to your favorite recipe for quick
breakfast bread too.
Adult Bible Claw
Announces Luncheon
Adult Bible class of First
Christian church has planned a
meeting for Thursday, May 17,
at 12 noon at the church. A
covered dish luncheon will be
served. Members and friends are
invited to attend.
Crush a few sprigs of fresh
mint leaves and add to a sun
shine jar of prunes. These are
the prunes you plump by cov
ering with boiling water and
allow to stand 48 hours.
LADIES!
Would yea like re)
have that eld fur coot
restyled into a new
CAPE.
A STOLE or
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Choose from a Best ef
beautiful styles. -
Thurs., Fri,, Sat.
May 17-18-19.
jaJleys
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'Better Taste calls for
pin WS
the Quality .
the Fashion
the Price . .
DURING OUR ANNUAL
Take Advantage of This Sale
and Save, Save, Save
3. 4 and 5 Skin Scarfs .... from $49.50
Dyed Squirrel Back Stoles from $139
Dyed Squirrel Belly Capes .... from $79
Dyed Muskrat Back Capes from $179'
Dyed Muskrat Flank Capes from $139
Dyed Muskrat Back Jackets from $195
Dyed Squirrel Belly Coats from $179
Natural Ranch Mink Stoles from $299
Silver Blue Mink Capes from $495
Royal Pastel Mink Capes from $595
Brown Dyed Jap Mink Stoles from $259
Dyed Persian lamb Jackets from $295
- : Meaty other fine furs fromtchich to
- choose . . . Mink, Beaver, Ermine and
- Persian Lamb '-
, Far products labeled to show eunhj of origin. -Prices
pins tax.
COMPARE THI HtfCI .
COMPARE THE STYLES . :
COMPARE THE OUAUTT
, Then yooK wfcy
' Hws h YojKoover
Fur Foctoty's
Geeotoit JFwT Se4l
Your Old Fur
Into a beautiful
1 CAPE, STOLE-. '
OR JACKET!
For most furs only
j.50
'and UP ..
USE OUR CONVENIENT
LAY-A-WAY PLAN
$5.00 WILL HOLD
YOUR SELECTION .
FREE STORAGE
$
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TRADE-IN
for your old t ur on new
fur piece during this great
saiol ,
THURS.-FRI.-SAT.
MAY
17-18-19
Credit
Gladly Given
LEON'S T0T'S-T0-TEE1IS
17 South Central