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Society Service Bureau- Offers Materials For Study Groups A fre monthly newsletter, PROGRAM 3iO'ES. is now avaOable to lea'iors of PTA's, hitrrh firnnrw sn,l nthpr inter ested clubs through Parent.'j Magazine s Grrwn Service bu-i reau. Designed to help leaders plan lively, meaningful child meet ings, this unique 4-page bulletin provides specific program mate rial as well as general -information on rn'w meeting techniques, ways to build, membership and news of vh.it other groups are doing. The program material is based on two series of authoritative articles on the preschool and tcbool-ase child - appearing monthly in Parents' Magazine. Specially selected for their time liness and importance, articles scheduled include: Do Parents Need the Expert;;? ... Do Your Children Know You Love Them? . . . Help Your Child To face His Feelings .. . Sex Education: What It Means at Different Ages . . . Can Cnjidren Have Fun in Your Community? . . . Must Your Child Conform? . . . What Are Fathers For? Program Kotes Is part of a . complete program seiviuc unti ed by the bureau, and supple ments the other free aids made available. " , T A copy of Program Notes and complete information can be ob tained from: The Group Service Bureau, Box GX-24. Parents' 'institute, Inc.. 52 Vandcrbilt Avenue. New York 17, N.Y. tnower 15 vaiven A . I, t II T deacn nome 5Ir. Randall Brookshire was honored at a .shower given No vember 15 by her great-aunt, Mri. Elizabeth Hensler, Santa Eosa, Calif, who is visiting in the valley. Mrs. Hensler was Misted by Mrs. Brookshire's mother. Mrs. Lucille Beach, and the party was held at the Beach home. 945 Kenyoo street. G Games were played, with re : freshments following. Guests wer Mrs. Hugh Ingle, Mrs. vltU Tt..,; n,Tr Rlnrh' Rnlin- Watio, w.... ger, Mrs. Minnie Ball. Mrs. Rose Phipp. Mrs. Helen Ashley and Mrs. Duffy, all of Medford. Miss Darlene Taylor and Miss Verna O'Neal of Ashland. Gifts for the guest of honor were placed In a basket whLh had been surrouuded with her collection of dolls.. Mr. and Mrs. Brookshire re cently visited with his parents'. Mayor and Mrs. W. Z. Brook ihir of Mitchell, Ore. While 0 thr they were ven a surprise .- ahower br relatives and friends "in Mitchell and Prineville. Program on Birds. Given for Group' Shady Cove Carl, Richardson talked on birds for the last meet ing ef Shady Cove Garden club, field at the home of Mrs. R. D. : Chemberlain.,Other guests were Mr. Chet Willson. Mrs. Ted Conwav, ' Mts. Richard Low-cry nf Mrs. George Tockstein." A corsage making class will r held December 3 at 1 p.m. at the Ed StTother home. "cThe Camp White chapel was decorated in October by Mrs I.eati Slirppard and Mrs. M. H Williams. - Co-hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. V. H. Wilson and Mrs. J. R. Bartuss. rNEEDLECRAFTTTT: CLOSE-OUT YOUR CHOICE Prices Reduced on Girls DRESSES 0 Bonnets, Hats, etc. Vi Price! Thrilling Gift! I -r5ESrJ Attt Adorable 9-inch doll! Com plete 10 - garment wardrobe! Thrill your daughter with this wonderful doll! Pattern' 7094: Pattern for 9- inch doll and clothes: 2 dresses, cape, beret, snowsuit, jumper, blouse, nightie, panties, petti coat! Use gay scraps easy io sew. Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st class mailing. Send to Medford Mail Tribune, Household Arts Dept., P.O. Bex 163, Old Chel sea Station. New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME. ADDRESS AND PATTERN NUMBER. Two FREE patterns printed in our ALICE BROOKS Needle craft book stunning designs for yourself, for your home just for you. our readers Dozens of other designs to order all easy, fascinating hand-work! Send 25 cents for your copy of this won derful book right away! Oldest Elementary School Building New York (U.PJ What is be lieved to be the oldest elemen tary school building in the United States is located on Staten Island. The building, restored in 1939 by the Staten Island Historical Society, is known as the Voor lezer's House. Voorlezer is a title the Dutch applied to a layman chosen to teach school and con duct limited church services in communities unable to support a It is not known exactly when the two-story clapboard build ing was built, but the first men tion of the structure in recorded history appears in a deed dated 1696. Election Planned By Mt. Pitt Lodge Central Point Mt. Pitt Re bokah lodge of Central Point will meet Wednesday, November 21. at the Central Point IOOF hall at 8 p.m. Election of officers will be held under the direction of the noble grand, Mrs. James Farrar. To locate a leak in a gas pipe connection, brush soap suds on the pipe. The lather will bubble where the gas is escaping. OSNOW SUITS 1 O GIRLS COATS 1 OCOAT & LEGGING SJL O BOYS JACKETS y4 OFF - Still many beautiful Pieces NEEDLEPOINT and STAMPED GOODS Complete Close-out at For a Thrifty Christmas Cash In On Big Savings NeecHecraft offers to you! Come in and brouse around OPEN WEDNESDAY EVENINGS TILL 9 The Family Council F.dltor'l note: Th Firmly Council tonsHU of a Judje, a psychiatrist, thru clergymen, a ntw.paj.er editor, a women I editor and two writers tach article a summary of an actual report. The Family Council does not sly advice: it merely reports on problems that have, been dealt with by responsible agencies and counselors. Warren K. My wife squand ers money on her parents. Lillian K It's he who over does the generosity. Warrrf K. My wife and I have been married two years. We're both working and saving for the future when we hope to have a home and family. My parents are not very well off and I am an only child, so I have to help them out. They won't take a regular allowance in money, so I buy them a lot of clothing and household supplies casion. The difficulty is that when I buy a gift for my parents, Lil lian seems to think she has to buy one equally expensive, al though her parents are very com fortably fixed. For example, when I bought my mother a new refrigerator, which she needed desperately, Lillian went out and bought her folks an expensive TV set, although they had a per fectly usable one. I am not against my wifes buy ing gifts for her parents, but I don't think she ought to squand er much-needed money just to compete with me. a Lillian K. I feel that it is Warren who is in competition with me and my parents.' Warren's parents do not have the same standard of living as my parents. They have enough money for the necessities of life, but when Warren sees how my parents live, I think he gets a little jealous and goes out to buy his the same things. His par ents have often said that he is overdoing the generosity. Warren also overlooks the fact my parents gave us so much when we married we have not had many of the expenses most young married couples must con tend with. When I buy a gift for my par ents, I do not try to spend as much as my husband as he be- San Francisco Woman Has Apple Soup Recipe San Francisco 1U.R) A San Francisco woman offers this rec ipe for a light clear soup, design ed to perk up appetites, yet sim ple to prepare. Appropriately named "Golden Gate Soup," the recipe belongs to Mrs. Seymour Farber and is published in "Kitchen Consulta tions." a cookbook compiled by the University of California Doc tors' Wives Association. First issued in December 1949, the recipe collection was re issued in a new edition in June 1950 and sold for the benefit of the University of California Hos pital. Ingredients: 4 tart apples; 1 can concentrated boullion; 1 can concentrated consomme: Light cream 10!'2 oz.; and 1 tsp. cur ry powder. Wash, quarter, core and cover the apples with water. Cook un til mushy and put through a sieve. Add to the boullion and consomme undiluted. Just before serving heat slow ly with cream. When the mix ture has almost boiled, add cur ry powder, stir and serve imme diately. The fashion industry in Ber lin is one of the largest in the city, employing over 50,000 per sons and producing over 5150, 000,000 annually. St. Phone 3-1011 SALE and 2 Pc 12 me. to 6 yr. Were 5.95 to 16.95 to 14, Small sizes wBonnets Regular 8.95 to 20.95 Sizes 1 to 8 Some Matching Pants Available BUY NOW- SAVEI OFF! lieves. I look for something I think they will enjoy. They do have some luxuries, so it is often hard to find something that will show them we appreciate all they have done for us. The Council: These young peo ple are using their parents as pawns in a competitive game that is dangerous and destructive to the marriage. It is possible Warren overdoes his generosity, but Lillian seems rather 1 1 rtl&ol i n r nn tha cnKiort Her pointing out of her parent's higher standard of living may provoke Warren to want more for his own. She seems to want to make him more aware of the benefits that have come from her parents an attitude that un doubtedly irks him. It indicates a wish to hold the upper hand over him. Lillian should recognize her parents do not need to be shown "appreciation" in material terms. It is natural and customary for parents to give to their children when they can, and their repay ment is to see the children happy. Lillian and Warren can show their regard for one another by taking an equal interest in gifts for both sets of parents. SOUTHERN Here's really worth while quality in living room furniture . . . daveno and club chair richly covered in fine frieze fabric, finished in blond with matching tables and desk . . . and good looking lamps and pillows to complete the decor. Daveno opens up to a full sized bed to accommodate your Holiday guests. All 10 pieces priced ... COMPLETE ONLY 7 Exceptional living room sets, beautifully designed and constructed . . styled for gracious living and priced for as little as you'd expect to pay for the daveno and rocker alone. Each 7-Piece Group Includes: o DAVENO ROCKER o 2 STEP END TABLES 0 COFFEE TABLES STC o 2 MATCHING LAMPS Easy Terms! Your Credit Is Good - No Carrying Charge or Interest Jewelry to Come In Darker Shades Br UNITED PRESS One designer predicts a great future for the dark shades of jewelry. "The darker tones are on the ascent," said Mrs. Judith Mc Cann. "Right now, they're high fashion. By next year they'll be popular." Mrs. McCann said one of her best sellers is a smoky shade of baroque pearl she calls "black brilliance." She combines it with rhinestone or with white pearls. One "black brilliance" necklace a variation of the dog j collar can be worn three ways. It has a patented feature Which makes it small enough to circle a chignon, or large enough to make a low-slung evening neck lace. Some of the new diamond jewelry is "out of this world." Among the winners at the re cent "Diamonds USA" awards in New York was a set of wom en's dress cuff-links and shirt waist studs in star shapes. A set of earrings had crescent moons in diamonds and pearls for the .top of the ear. with smaller crescents for the base. Another design featured a miniature "earth" watch. The tiny globe sparkled with blue enamel seas, platinum land-masses, and with the equator and north pole area in diamonds. OREGON'S OLDEST AND LARGEST FURNITURE STORE PIECE ATTRACTIVELY STYLED COVERED IN FRIEZE BIG FULL SIZE ROOMY AND COMFORTABLE Tuesday, November 20. 195S Ex-Mayor of Says Tourists Elwood Husscy, who resigned last week as mayor of Cave Junc tion, said Monday that tourists in the city have been unfairly treated by the police chief and city council members for the past two years. Hussey, long time mayor of the city, was a Medford visitor yesterday. During a city council meeting Nov. 13, Hussey threw his gavel in the lap of Police Chief Don Holton. saying he wanted "noth ing to do with a town run by the chief of police and his family." Carrol Banks, who defeated Hussey for the mayor's position in the Nov. 6 election, was named acting mayor until his official term begins. Hussey said Holton and his brother-in-law, the city's only other regular police officer, have been "jumping on tourists" and fining them "as much as S25" for exceeding the speed limit. He said, "tourist trade is the town's main source of income, but it's getting so bad people are planning their trips to avoid going through Cave Junction." Hussey added that he had home steaded the town of Cave Junc tion, incorporated it and served as mayor for most of its period of incorporation. The' former mayor also said PLASTIC TOP LSU8I0 RO TO COMPLETE THE ENSEMBLE OPEN WEDNESDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 . Cave Junction Treated Badly the police chief's Influence is so great the council defers action on many measures until his ap proval is obtained. Holton s brother is a member of the Cave Junction city council. Holton has been police chief for nearly two years. Hussey. said that during a per iod when he was not in office the council amended the charter to remove the mayor's vote on city matters. He expressed disap proval of that action, saying the 8r afLaurine s o 0 jHt Carpet House. . Wish everyone a very enjoy- t ft Q . kql aD'e Thanksgiving. And if it'i !f j 3t fr iust .one c'a out f J) 0 o lj days,, let us all -pray rfor worlfi I ff JpL peace. i I -Jy O . Bill and Gail Laurine 0 Complete 10 PIECE LIVIH GROUP Priced at Big Savings for You! Look What You Get: e 0 DAVENO o o O CLUB CHAIR COFFEE TABLE ": 2 STEP END TABLES DESK - o 2 LAMPS 2 SOFA PILLOWS . mm: MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE e Horse Theft Society oo Still Going Strong Ballston Spa N. Y. (U.R) The Saratoga County Society for theO Detection of Horse Thieves ws o 138 years old op Oct. 28. 0 While horses aren't as plenti ful as they were i-heo the soc- q iety was founded, "trie organiza tion itself is "going strong." The organization maintains itsQ Q active membership, although there's little need for horse thief detecting these da. 8 To amendment reduced the.iayor s authority to that of opening and a'djourning meetings. a i-i o o o o o o o o' o o o o, o O O ' o a O ol 6 mm AND .... . e o c3 o oo o o O p O o O O O O O o o o o o o o o o o o
