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t ' y ' "A I I i-v "'A' '-' I '., - - r ;' ; - j i I ''''' ;i '. 1 1 ? :: j ' ' 4 I ' 1 'V J l - k I 'St'"', ' . 1 Mr. and Mrs. Interesting Gadgets Now Available for Backyard Cookery Chicago U.P) Dads who delight in presiding over back yard barbecues will find plenty of intriguing new items this year to help their culinary ef forts. For the he-man chef, one manufacturer has a barbecue apron made of a hunk of cow hide with uncut edges and brass studs. A chuck-wagon apron of heavy cotton is printed with various barbecue motifs and has a water gun in its pocket to put out the fire. Most buffet service? are dual purpose for out or indoors. J There is a roll-out barrel-shaped ;Gome and set em!... Well do our best to serve f l CBiRC OKI GO III alo SQ95 II "99d. "9- I- : , f bo.u tf.fA LEVERAGE ji95 Lsrge assortment of ! fW & " W travs large, small fit '7dffjLjfdr . wood metal and plai- B B eaoline summer drinks. KVff B " s-oz. tumblers. WwHp I I t 0 y j j WStCTKBE Vt toui SALAD $"398 I o t.p.ei b.,u (o BOWL SET W 1 tr? loq Butiful nlastu- salad J i,,,,,i, "' """ , 1, m set. 6 bowls, large h o &- " serviriE bowl, match- c. 1 A irbt, fork anj spoon. LmmmJ cwi 8 Pc. Set LOWEST PRICES FOR HIGHEST QUALITY SPECIALISTS Free Parking John S. Wolfe (Brainerd's photo) Scallop at a Gallop A food writer who apparently likes her "tastes so you can real ly taste 'em" always uses frozen condensed cream of potato soup, just as it comes from the can, to make scalloped potatoes. Thawed, then poured into a greased baking dish with sliced potatoes and dotted with butter or shredded cheese, they are bubbly and ready to serve after only minutes in the oven. bar of wrought iron and casual china and kitchen-pot services which look as well in the garden as in a breakfast room or kitch en. White china plates and cups, and white enamel frying pans and coffee pots, are gaily dec orated with vegetables, berries or bri.ght red lob.sters. mMmmmmmm HOME WA RES I Free Delivery Wolfe-Wise Rites June 29 John Samuel Wolfe and Mis? Loretta Wise were married June 29 in the Meeker Memorial chap el of the First Methodist church. Dr. Raymond Ealcomb con ducted the ceremonies. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Accarne. Merriman road and the bridegroom the son of Mrs. Hazel Wolfe, 322 Benson street. The coupie left for Selma. Ala. July 7 where Mr. Wolfe is sta tioned with the Air Force at Craig air base. Heredity Clinics Possibility In Next Century By ELIZABETH TOOMEY United Press Staff Correspondent New York iD.R Before the turn of the next century married couples will be able to go to heredity clinics for information about their children as readily as they consult medical clinics for family illness. The age-old question of moth ers. 'Ts my baby all right" will be preceded in thousands of cases by the anxious query, "What are my chances of having a normal baby?" Doctors especially trained in genetics will be able to predict, with increasing accuracy, wheth er a child is likely to inherit family illness or deformity. These forecasts come from a small group of pioneering scien tists already active in 13 hered ity counseling centers started in the United States in the past 15 years. The counseling centers, operat ed in connection with university medical schools, are little known to the general public. They do not counsel by mail and have dealt largely with heredity- questions referred to them by doctors. Soon Available "In the next two generations heredity clinics will be available to the general public in the same proportion that other spec ialized medical care is avail able to them." predicted Dr. Gordon Allen, one of a dozen American doctors with graduate training in genetics and the first full time geneticist em ployed by the U.S. government. Recently the American Eugen ics Society published a booklet called "Heredity Counseling. Its Services And Centers." to let parents know what progress has been made so far. The booklet, sold for 25 cents, also lists the locations of counseling centers in the United States, Canada and 11 other countries. "Abnormalities and defects : used to be considered an 'act of God'," the booklet stated, pun ishment for sin or a cross to be . borne with stoicism, and some of this distorted folklore still j carries over. The good news to day is that it is now possible to offer heredity counseling about the chances of certain kinds of inherited defects and disorders appearing in your chil- : dren." Simple Answerg Some questions are simple to 'answer, some are tragic and many still are medical mvsteries. Parents ask heredity counsel ors if their children will inherit allergies. There is "a certain heredity factor" in allergies, Dr. Franz J. Kallman, psychiatrist w-ho heads the department of med ical genetics at the New York State Psychiatric Institute, re ported, "but the environment factor is very important." One girl asked if she should marry the boy she loved be cause his twin brother had tried to commit suicide. She had heard that suicidal tendences ran in families, with twins especially likely to share such tendencies. The heredity counselor reassur ed her that suicide impulses are not inherited. Tables have been worked out to show the likelihood for chil dren to Inherit such diseases as I epilepsy and such deformities as club foot or harelip. Camp White Veterans Bridge Club Meets The Camp White Vetorans bridge olub met for regular play July 18. 1 Match point scores north-south tables were: Mrs. Maria Rehling and Arthur Scarseth, 101: Mrs. Berg Marten and Roy Pruitt. 96; Mrs. S. W. Alcorn and Ray Wise, 89. East-west scores were: M r s. Josephine Clark and Killen Mil er, 88lJ2 Mrs. Fred Purdin and Mrs. Thomas Randall. 88; Mrs. George Dean and Mrs. Roy Pruitt, 861. Soto Rental folding WHEEL CHAIRS Open Sundays and Holiday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. HUDSON'S PHARMACY 613 I. MAIN PHON 3-5345 I Block East o Hawthorne Part I -4 t" - "A XI - p if? I I; ff S $ i sum Mr. and Mn. Methodist Rites Unite Thurman-Sherer July 11 The First Methodist church was the setting Wednesday, July 11, for the 6:30 p.m. wedding of Miss Carolee Lana Thurman to Keith Boger Sherer. The Rev. G. A. Trobough officiated at the j ceremony. Miss Thurman is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Thurman of Jacksonville. Mr. Sherer is the son of Mrs. Edna Sherer of San Francisco, and Melvin Sher er, Eureka, Calif. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a dress of white embroidered crystalline. She carried a bouquet of pink Miller-Gilhousen Top Scorers In Duplicate Bridge Mrs. E. L. Miller and Al Gil housen had high score for eight tables of Mitchell movement play at the regular session of the Medford Duplicate bridge club July 17. North-south scores were: Mrs. E. L. Miller and Al Gilhousen, 10312; Mrs. Dolph Phipps and Mrs. Frank Baker, 88; Roy Pruitt and Howard Boyd, 86V2. Scores for east-west players were: Mrs. Marrs Gibbons and Paul McDuffee, SH2. Berg Mar ten and Thomas Randall, 951. 2: George Polski and Jack Mitchell, 91. Mr. and Mrs. J. Holland of San Carlos. Calif., were visitors for the session. Fill balloon-like cream puffs with a drained canned cling peach half, cup side up, and a scoop of almond ice cream. Top with melted raspberry jelly. Your Charg Account Invited Main and Bartlett Streets Keith B. Sherer and white baby roses. Maid of honor was Miss Jud ith Mooring of Jacksonville. She wore a dress of turquoise pastel nylon accented with pink acces sories. Her corsage was of pink carnations. Best man was Lee Maloy of Prospect. Following the cere mony a reception was held for relatives of the couple at the home of the bride's parents in Jacksonville. CARTWHEEL The classic summer cartwheel in natural leghorn is wreathed in colorful field flowers for one of the summer's pret tiest hats, and a hat that every woman can wear becomingly. It is a Walter K. Marks creation. Modified Gentle Look Merry Widow . . . with the new slender waist, a dip in back. Embroidered nylon and nylon elastic marquisette. Black or white. $15.00. How to Sunday, Juty tt. 1958 Red Cross Needs Registered Nurses In August Classes The Jackson county chapter of the American Red Cross will conduct classes for registered nurses as instructors in mother and baby care beginning Aug ust 6. The classes will be held at the home nursing room in the Red Cross office in the Medford court house. All registered nurses may en roll for these classes as the nurses in turn will instruct lay women later in mother and baby care. The classes will begin at 10 a m. August 6. All interested registered nurses should call the Red Cross office 2-4405. t Home Service Class Completed by Five Five women have completed the home service training class of the Jackson County chapter of Red Cross. Those certified were Mrs. Sheridan Scott, Mrs. Alex Du mas, Mrs. F. E. Holt, Mrs. M. A. Kocks, and Mrs. Helen Tando. The class was conducted by Mrs. Frank C. Fairweather, volunteer field consultant, and Mrs. Rob ert Kenney, chairman for home service for the county chapter. Mold crushed pineapple, diced avocado and chopped walnuts in lime flavored gelatin. Use syrup drained from the pineapple for part of the liquid, and add the juice of half a lemon to brighten the flavor. vi ' - I keep the wolf at your door Wear Merry Widow by Woriurt M, of eouria. Bscauie even the biggett, baddest of the breed turn Into abiolute lamb for tie girl I one of the ehormere. Here, two fetching examplei of what we mean. Gentle-locking ot Little Red Riding Hood, they mold you upward, eurve in ot the waist give yow mot Irresistible' tlim, slim toro. 80, unlest you want to spend oH of your evenings ot Grandmother's house, come In and see us pick out yoor Merry Widow today. The ONLY BurelWs In Medford New York (U.R) New for the nursery: decorating cutouts with self-adhesive backing. 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