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TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Footlighters To Re-Open Play Toni ight "The Devil Passes, sophisti cated three act drama by.Benn Levy and produced by.Medford Footligi.ters, will open the sec ond half of it's six day run at the Fairgrounds Theater, to night, after a four day intermis sion. Curtain time is 8:30. Pointuig out that last week's audiences built up from 22 fog frightened first nighters to lull capacity Saturday night, Mrr. Max Wimmcr. Foot 1 i j h t e r s president, said the group had added several extra rows of seats for this weeks showings The play will close Saturday 'night. "This drama, so completely different from anything weve ever attempted, is clear proof of our theater's growing popu larity," Mrs. Wimmcr said. ."Vve now have a solid, loyal follow ing that turn out for everything we present, knowing they'll get a good iliow. And the crowds increase with every production." "The Devil Passes", directed by Richard Craham, has a cast of nine, including a role played by the director himself. All memljers of the cast have had previous experience in Foot lighters productions, although two. Colleen Romine and James Sullivan, have not appeared in local plays fur five and four years respectively. Others include- such familiar faces as Ruth Kilbourn, Clyde Wheaton, Frankie Burton and Charlene and Thayer Tarvin. Plot of the play revolves about the Devil, clothed as a parson who individually tempts a group of civilized moderns. Handling the technical end of ' the production are Raun James. Frank buchter, Bernard Rob erts, Mrs. John Brandenburg. Kathleen Davies, Janice Board man, Max Wimmer, Alice Buch ter. Jerry Jerome and Louise Johnson. Junior Club Holds Meeting in School Darlene Morrow presided, at the last meeting of Junior De gree of Honor, held in Lincoln gchool gymnasium. Tine club's new ritual was used. Mrs. H. G. 'ilson, director, presented caps to Judy Booth and Victoria Breen. Connie Bittle was a guest, her sponsor Viintf Vlrtoria Rrpem The two girls presented a dance number. and also sang. Judy Breen gave niaria numbflr. The club discussed plans for a Christmas party. Officers will be elected at a meeting sot for December 8. : FEATURING BAR-B-QUED SPARE RIBS -CHICKENS ROASTS Baked Beans with Beef Stew Chili with Beans COOKIE MIX NESTLES TOLL HOUSE NESTLES MORSELS SWEET POTATOES BLUE PLATE 12-OZ. CAN PUMPKIN LIBBY 214 TIN CRANBERRY SAUCE OCEAN SPRAY Whole or Strained FRUIT COCKTAIL DEL MONTE No. 303 TIN Tom & Jerry BATTER CHEVY CHASE FROZEN BEANS 3T0XELY'S Society Easier to Cut, Sew and Fit 9319 if fcw S 10 12 IB W 14 16 ' I 1 H Printed Pattern Jiffy -Cut Printed Pattern! Paper pattern is all one piece; just pin it to fabric; cut out the entire apron at once! Jiffy sew ing too just ONE yard 35-inch i fabric needed. Make several in gay striped, print cottons! Printed Pattern 9319: Sizes small (10, 12); medium (14, 16). All given sizes: 1 yard 33-inch. Jiffy-cut' pattern is easiest to cut and sew. All pattern parts are printed on ONE tissue piece! Send THIRTY-FIVE cents in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Medford Mail Tribune Pattern Dept.. 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Dance Happy Harvesters Square Dance club will hold a dance Saturday. November 17, at the Central Point American Legion hall. Paul Larsen and J. D. Lub bers will call. Ham 'BOXES CAN CAN CANS CANS PINT PKGS. Thursday. November 15. 1956 Local Government To Be Topic of League Speaker Freeman Holmer, director of the Institute of Public Affairs at Willamette university, Salem, will discuss the findings of the Oregon legislative committee on local government, at a League of Women Voters luncheon and. general meeting to be held Sat urday, November 17. at 12:30 in the Rogue Valley Country club. This will give the commu nity an opportunity to acquaint itself with the processes of the legislature in order to provide for country home rule where desired. Since revision of the state con stitution has been the study of the League of Women Voters of Oregon since 1953. League mem bers are preparing for possible call to action during the 1957 Legislature. The current study of constitutional revision is at the county level. The state league committee studying this has posed five questions to be studied and an swered by local Leagues around the state, of which there are 12. Briefly, the five questions asked will be: 1. Do you favor a uniform structure of government for all Oregon counties? 2. Is the enabling legislation for the county manager plan too restrictive? 3. Would you favor a more gradual changing of the tradi tional offices? 4. Would you favor a consti tutional amendment to permit home rule for those counties wishing it? 5. Does your league prefer several optional forms of gov ernment that counties could adopt? These questions and many more related ones will be taken up in the coming session of the Oregon legislature. Anyone in terested in hearing Mr. Holmer discuss these questions, or have questions they would like to ask, is invited to attend. Reser vations are not necessary to hear Mr. Holmer speak. Luncheon reservations can be made by calling Mrs. Homer Marx, 2-6845 or Mrs. Fred Carr, 2-6619. Initiation Banquet Planned by Society Delta Kappa Gamma, national j honorary for teachers, will nolo the annual initiation and ban quet Saturday, November 17, at 6:30 p.m. at the Medford hotel. Members are asked to make reservations at once with Miss Anna Laura Honts. Practice at 4 p.m. and a busi ness session at 4:30 p.m. will precede the banquet and initiation. 608 EAST MAIN Specials Good CELERY FANCY GREEN . . ROMAIN 19 U.S. No. I District Director Gives Program for Central Point Club Central Point Mrs. I. D. Fitz gerald, Siskiyou District Direc tor, Oregon Federation of Gar den clubs, demonstrated the use of old Christmas cards for decorating wrapped Christmas boxes and making gift folders at the last meeting of Central Point Garden club. It was held November 7 at the home of Mrs. Henry Conger. Fall arrangements were ex hibited by Mrs. Steve Benston and Mrs. Francis Russell. Corsages went to Mrs. C. L. Moorehouse and Mrs. Grant Day. Prizes and leaflets c-n Gar dening aids from the Ortho com pany were given to members. Prizes went tot Mrs. B. M. Smith and Mrs. Clem Ault. Guests at the meeting were Mrs. A. M. Brooke, Mrs. K. C. Fluck and Mrs. Harry F. Mernken. Guests were presented cor sages. Preceding the business meet ing a dessert luncheon was serv ed by Mrs. Conger assisted by Mrs. W. B. Kincaid and Mrs. Anlt Next meeting of the club will j be the annual Christmas party to be held December 5 at the home of Mrs. C. W. Anhorn. Speaker Slated For Howard PTA Dr. Bill Sampson of Southern Oregon college will speak for a meeting of Howard Parent Teacher association set for to night at 8 o'clock in the new music room of the school. Dr. Sampson's topic will be "Schools for a Strong America." In observance of American Education Week, a program will be given by the sixth and eighth grade students to show the de velopment of education in America from the earliest co lonial schools to. the super schools of the future. All parents are invited to attend. Dr. Virgil DENTIST Announces the Re-Opening of His Office I l ror ms practice or general Dentistry II Tuesday - November 13 304 FLUHRER BLDG. - MEDFORD, ORE. II Telephone Office: 2-24 W - Residence 2-5961 ii CRANBERRIES RADISHES and GREEN ONIONS ORANGES SNOWBOY BAG SWEET POTATOES U.S. No. I FANCY ONIONS FANCY DRY YAMS Camp Fire Leaders Make Plans For Coming Activities Camp Fire activities for com ing weeks were planned at the monthly meeting of Medford Leaders and Sponsors' associa tion held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Richard Pedley, 932 Reddy avenue. Mrs. D. C. Hen drix, chairman of the associa tion, presided. Nominating committee vacan cies for the election of officers in January were filled by Mrs. D. C. Hendrix, Mrs. Robert Cosier, group organizational chairman at Jackson school, and Mrs. Douglas Gordcnier. Plans for the purchase of additional training materials were sub mitted. A Christmas workshop will take place at the Camp Fire office Tuesday, November 27, from 9:30 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. Mrs. W. I. Luman. a member of the district training committee, will conduct the workshop. First in a series of basic train ing courses was given by Mrs. Ruthe Gerety, executive director of the Rogue Camp Fire council. All leaders in Rogue council have now received their Orien tation course. Basic training and workshops will be held through out the year to give Blue Bird leaders and Camp Fire guardians continuous training. Next leaders and sponsors meeting will be held January 8. Installation of officers will take place at that time and plans for the annual birthday week in March will be completed. The monthly buzz sessions and coffee time followed the business session. Plan Party Alpha Lambda chapter, Epsi lon Sigma Alpha sorority, will entertain members of Alpha Kappa chapter, Ashland, at a party set for Friday, November 16. at 8 p.m. The event will be at the home of Mrs. Tom Mak ris. 602 Stewart avenue. H. Mohr Friday & Saturday POUND BUNCH LB. BUNCHES BAG 1 LBS. LB. BAG LBS. Basket Making Is Demonstrated For Garden Club Phoenix A morning work shop meeting was held by Phoe nix Garden club November 9 at the Community club building. , Mrs. L. C. McCay and Mrs. G. G. Stagg of the Howard Garden club demonstrated basket and planter making. At 1 p.m. the regular meeting of the club was attended by 21 ' members and 4 guests, including Mrs. McCay, Mrs. Stagg, Mrs. D. M. Yorton and Mrs. Foster, the last two of Medford. It was announced that the Phoenix club will decorate the chapel at Camp White on De cember 15 and wil' give the pro gram for the Camp White Men's Garden club November 21. Hostesses in charge of refresh ments were Mrs. H. A. Du Buque. 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