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TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Society Barbara Man ley, History Professor To Marry Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Everett T. Man ley of 416 King itreet, Medford, announce the approaching mar riage of their daughter, Barbara Lu, to Dr. Edward Marvin Steel Jr.. of Gaffney, S.C. The wedding has been set for Sunday, June 24, at Cherokee, N.C. Miss Manley, who received her bachelor's degree from Wil lamette university and her mas ter's degree from Duke univer sity. Is assistant professor of biology at Limestone college in Gaffney. She is a member of Delta Gamma sorority. Dr. Steel, a son of the Rev. and Mrs. E. Marvin Steel of Lewisburg, Tenn., is a graduate of Harvard university, where he received his bachelor's degree, and holds both a master's and a doctor's degree from the Univer sity of North Carolina. He is as sociate professor of history at Limestone. The wedding will take place in a small Episcopal chapel which stands on top of a hill on the Cherokee reservation. The reservation is in the Knoxville Gatlinburg region of the Smok ies, and the park is said to be especially beautiful at this sea son when the rhododendrons are in full bloom. Barracks, Auxiliary Plan Social Meeting Medford Barracks, Veterans of World War I, and the auxil iary will hold a social meeting Wednesday, June 20, at 7 p.m. at Redman hall. A potluck dinner will be fol lowed by cards. JIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1 RED Kffi Your Neighborhood "THANKS A MILLION For Your Patronage" with r ioo VS7 "TTT? ( coupoNsjn. y . . im on each of T-J-s ' ' n& SALAD BOWL lyJ ivory-colored American Ware '!&3f?525 ' jf decorated with brown-tinted lustre f N. . ' u jfS-TjT ': edge floral spray center. 9 diameter. """"-"v. V X Reg. 120 Coupon Value eZK Jr T Yes, this Big Savings Event is our way of faying "thank you" for your splendid response to our Coupon Saving Plan a plan that gives you top-quality products ... plus coupons as an extra dividend, and at no additional cost. But hurry! 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In addition to Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins, others who accomp anied the scouts were Mr. and Mrs. -Russ Stelle, Mrs. Francis Miller and Mrs. Rose Gusland. Mrs. Jim Cassal reported that members of the auxiliary attend ed Memorial day services at the Veterans' cemetery; on a trip to Camp White for ward visits and games and also reported on a party given by the Camp White VFW post. Tommy Tnompson, the auxiliary's "adopted son" was entertainment chairman for the party and auxiliary mem bers were guests of honor. Mrs. Dan Krotz was elected to serve as page for the coming state encampment in late June. Plans were made for the ways and means committee to meet at the home of Mrs. Dale Saw yers July 3 at 2 p.m. Mrs. Sawyer presented Mrs. Frank Busch with a 10-year membership. After the meeting refresh ments were served by Mrs. Jim Cassal, Mrs. Frank Busch of Trail and Mrs. Gwinn of Sacra mento, Calif., who is a guest in Shady Cove. Next meeting of the group will be July 6 at 8 p.m. Convention News Heard by Chapter Mrs. M. M. Morris was host ess for the last meeting of Chap ter BE of the PEO sisterhood. Chapter members gathered at her home near Shady Cove for a potluck luncheon. Miss Katherine Stewart re ported on the recent state con vention. ' Red Scissors Premium Store Says METAL SERVING TRAY TOLE ROSE PATTERN Size: 17H" x 12. Has dozens of uses in living room, den or breakfast room. Rich floral design in full color on dull-finish black background. Reg. 120 Coupon Value RANCH0 E? SOUPS LANGENDORF COOKIES , . PLEASEI Remembar, Offer Expires August 31sf, 1936. Tuesday. Juna 19. I95S Installation Held For New Group Sunday at Club A Nif Phi Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority was formally installed in a candlelight cere mony Sunday. June 17, in the Top Flight room of the Rogue Valley Country club. Miss Lea Gesell, international representative of the sorority, officiated at the rituals. She was assisted by Mrs. Nick DeWitt, president of the Medford Beta Sigma Phi council, and Mrs. Nils Edin and Mrs. Edward Bunnell. Mrs. Curt Butterfield, a mem ber of XI Mu chapter, was in stalled as advisor of the new group. The initiates include the Miss es Susan Brill, Janet Carter, Carolyn Fichtner, Doreen Ford, DeMaris Glutsch, Norma Gran ger, Maxine Hamner, Beverly Hogue, Virginia Hunter, Jean Johnson, Loretta Kelley, Lillian Lewis, Nancy Norris, Nancylee Olson, Florence Robison, Rita Rose and Susan Schoppert, and Mrs. Tom Hannah. Installed as officers of the Nu Phi Mu chapter were president. Miss Glutsch; vice president Miss Carter; treasurer. Miss Granger; recording secretary. Miss Olson; corresponding secre tary. Miss Robison. At the close of the ceremony, a reception was held for the new pledges. Post Chiefs to Conduct Meeting of Pochahontas Past chiefs of the Pocahontas lodge will conduct a meeting of the order to be held Friday. June 22. A card party will fol low the business session. Wenonah club will meet Thursday, June 21. at the home o Mrs. Charles Dooms. 1124 Maple Park drive. Dessert will be followed by cards. CIRCUS SALTED NUTS Council Gives Instructions On Milk Care Want to keep those dairy foods as fresh, sweet and flavor ful as they were when you bought them at the store or they were delivered to your doorstep? Every homemaker does, particularly during these warm summer days. Many peo ple fail to realize that prompt refrigeration and protection from contamination are just as important after milk reaches the home as they were during its production and processing. Prop er care of milk in the home will help conserve valuable vitamins and minerals, as well as keep it clean and safe to drink, accord ing to the Oregon Dairy council. If milk is delivered at the door, take bottles in immediate ly after delivery. Wipe off the bottle with a clean damp cloth and place in the coldest part of the refrigerator. The reason for wisking milk into immediate re frigeration is this: heat and light cause changes in the flavor of milk, as well as a loss of food value. The vitamins, riboflavin and ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) are sensitive to light, and it is the destruction of these nutri ents by strong light which causes the "sunshine flavor" not harmful at all, but not as sweet and delicious as cold, fresh milk, says the council. To help conserve the food value in milk, don't leave milk on the kitchen counter when preparing or during a meal. Pour milk for drinking just be fore the meal is served. A word about the care of evaporated milk and powdered milk which many homemakers use. Evaporated milk will not spoil while the can is unopened. However, after opening, it re quires the came care as fresh milk. Powdered milk should be kept in a lightly closed contain er and stored in a cool, dry place. Coffee cream and whipping cream should always be kept re frigerated until immediate use. For best results in whipping cream, chill the bowl, beater and cream thoroughly. Use a deep bowl with straight sides and beat rapidly. Abo the more sweetening used, the less stiff the whipped cream will be. To preserve butter's flavor and freshness, keep it wrapped or covered and store in a cool, dark place preferably the re frigerator. This prevents deteri oriation of the butter and ab sorption of other food flavors. No one likes butter which tastes like onions or some other strong flavored food. A good rule to remember In storing all dairy foods, whether it be milk, butter, cheese, cot tage cheese, ice cream or yogurt, is the three C's always keep them clean, cold, and covered. It will pay dividends in fresh ness, flavor and food value. Week's Sewing Buy SNAPPY-WRAP! Sew it 1-2-3 quick no waist seams! Slip it on 1-2-3 quick just wrap 'round, tie waist! So versatile pop it on first thing in the morn ing, wear it shopping, gardening, cooking. Make several in crisp cottons, magic wash-and-wear nylons. Pattern 9019: Misses' Sizes 12. 14, IS. 18. 20: 30. 32, 34. 36, 38, 40. 42. Size IS takes 4H yards 35-inch. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send Thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mail ing. Send to'Marian Martin, care of Medford Mail Tribune. Pat tern Dept., 232 West 18th St.. New York 11. N. Y. Print plainly NAME. ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Festival Auditions Continuing Today Ashland Auditions for roles in this year's Oregon Shake spearean Festival are in their second day in the outdoor thea tre here. Over 40 actors and actresses from all parts of the United States auditioned yesterday. The morning was devoted to giving scenes especially prepared for the try-outs, ' and the morning spent in reading from "Love's Labour's Lost." "Romeo and Juliet." "Cymbeline" and "Rich ard III" are being read today, and "Titus Andronicus" will be read tomorrow morning. To morrow afternoon will be de voted to rereading by some of the actors to give the directors a final chance to judge, and cast ing will be completed Wednes day night. Rehearsals begin Thursday afternoon. "Cymbeline" will be directed by B. Iden Payne, past director of the San Diego festival. "Rich ard III" and "Love's Labour's" will be directed by Allen Fletch er, returning to the festival after a year's absence. "Romeo and Juliet" and "Titus" will be di rected by Hal J. Todd, of the Idaho State college drama de partment. Producing Director Angus Bowmer said that he is "very enthusiastic" with his year's cast. "We seem to have a very mature company and a good variety of types. I look forward to an excellent series of plays," he said. Recital Presented By Piano Pupils A gfoup of the younger piano pupils of Miss Jeunesse Butler were presented in an informal recital Saturday afternoon, June 16, at the home of Mrs. Effie Xurtz, 4 South Newtown street. Numbers played were simple adaptations of the classics, in cluding such composers as Bach, Beethoven and Haydn. Pupils presented were Lynn Duane Wood, ' Larr Milligan, Jackie pj mi True-Grain Walnut Splendoi For Your Casual Living Todayl The most expensive bedroom groupings in the world couldn't be more beautiful, more luxurious than this startlingly new casual-styled suite, designed by Wes RundelL The sweeping, simple Contempo lines, the glowing brass accents and the off-center louvered paneling contribute an original look of true elegance . . . and the hand-rubbed casual finish is your dream come true. The luxury is beyond comparison ... so let's talk about cost! 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A social hour followed the re cital, during which Miss Butler was assisted by Mrs. Donald Wood. See Our Display At The HOME Friday-Saturday-Sunday, June 22 IT P n U Players to Attend Bridge Tournament A number of Medford bridge players will attend the annual Willamette valley sectional championship bridge tourna ment to be held June 22-24 in Salem. Among those who plan to at tend are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pruitt. Mrs. Richard Milestone and Mrs. William Kennedy, members of Medford Duplicate Bridge club and other duplicate clubs of the valley. Winning scores for the last meeting of Medford Duplicate club were but one point apart. Mrs. Fred Rehling and Mrs. B. L. Sanderson were first with 71 points, Mrs. S. W. Alcorn and Mrs. F. R. Baker were second with 70V4 points, and third went to Mrs. R. J. Conroy and How ard J. Boyd with 70 points. NAME, ADDRESS. PATTERN i NUMBER and SIZE. in the new Alice Brooks Needle- j craft book for 1956! 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