TWO MEDFOBD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Dofm'Club
Plans Dance
Ashland A new name to the
Southern Oregon College cam
, pus, Evans' ten piece orchestra
from Klamath Falls, will pro
vide daicing music at the Winter
Forest formal dance- in Church
hill hall auditorium Saturday,
December 1, t 9 p.m. Ronnie
Bryan will be featured vocalist.
ThiS traditisaal dance is sponsor
ed eacfl year by the men's dorm
itory as the first formal event
of the year on the campus.
Bob Ebert, in charge of decora
tions, hs planned to use small
ofir trees in an all white setting
as the decorative heme of the
evening Special lighting effects
plus a giafct snowman, snow
storni and igloo Refreshment
stand will transform Churchill
hall auBiitoriumointo a decidedly
different dance floor for the
evening. A special winter forest
backdrep will fee provided for
1ft e benefft of couples wishing
to have their pictures taken dur
ing the dance.
Daring the dance one of four
princesses will be named queen.
The four candidates, selected by
residents of the men's dormitery,
are Miss Marilyn Booth, Med
fosej; Miss Audrey Hite. Phoenix;
Miss Sonja Smith, Jacksonville;
and Miss Sharon James, Med
ford. The queen's throne will be
decorated as a huge snowball in
keeping with the winter theme
of the fiance.
Dick Kerbo, a Klamath' Falls
junior, is general chairman of
the event, and will be assisted
by all of the members of the
Dorm cluh, Jerry Tuttle, chair
man of ticket sales, states tickets
may be obtained from any mem
t ber of the man's dormitory.
Mrs. Tex Franklin
Honored at Party
Mrs. Clifford Gunderson and
Mrs. Leonard Platko were hos
tesses for a shower given re
cently in honor of Mrs. Tex
Franklin. The event was at the
Gunderson home, 1208 Steward
avenue,
After the guest of honor had
opened her gifts, games were
pteyed and refreshments served,
invited t the party were Per
cy Strom, Mrs. Ralph Mann. Mrs.
Thil Stambridge. Mrs. Audrey
Phillips, Mrs. Mark Balfour,
Mrs. Ronald Harper, Mrs. Jess
Iithell, Mrs. Lester Stephens,
Mrs. Merrill Stmbridge, Mrs.
Warren Renner and Mrs.. Glenn
Frautndiener.
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Cjouple Leaves
"Mr, a ad Mrs. Clayton McCon
nelj, who recently moved from
211 West Jackson street to Okla
homa, are now living flll9
We Avenu B in Elk City,
Okla.
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CHRISTMAS
EVERY ITEM FROM OUR REGULAR FALL STOCK!
8 It is our policy never to carry merchandise over from one season to the next,
s We are offering these wonderful savings to make room for new Christmas
merchandise and early Spring arrivals.
NEW REDUCTIONS For FINAL 3 Days of Sale!
Thursday, Friday, Saturday SALE ENDS SAT., 5:30 P.M.
New Reductions
DRESSES
l Group to 19.95 NOW
1 Group to 22.95 NOW
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COATS 1 G up now Vz
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Miss Sharon James
Oae of these four co-eds "will be selected queen of the an
nual Winter Forest formal dance to be given Saturday, Decem
ber 1, in Churchill hall at Southern Oregon college, Ashland,
by fh men's dormitory members. Dick Kerbo, Klamath Falls.
Make Your Own
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Directions Given
Christmas cards sparkling
with originality, and a touch
of your personality, need not
be a costly Yuletide item. Just
an . inexpensive card can be
given that "something special"
look In a few minutes by using
some of the many low-cost deco
ration ifems being offered this
year. All that's needed to pro
duce this bit of magic are a
packet ol sequins, a vial of glit
tering Stardust, a plastic squeeze
tube of the new clear-drying
glue, and your imagination.
The key to the project is the
new polyvinyl acetate glue-all
which will bond wood, paper and
cloth to almost anything. It dries
fast and clear and therefore can
not mar your cards. It is avail
able in plastic tubes or squeeze
bottles.
Here are a few ideas:
Apply a thin coat of the glue
in an artistic swath over your
card. (Remember: it dries clear!)
Apply vari-colored Stardust to
the glue film to transform your
plain card into an "expensive"
one.
If your cards have a Santa
Claus design, glue on little tufts
of cotton for the beard, hat and
cuffs. You can apply a trail of
Stardust for his reindeer. Cut
out little silver snow moons and
glue them in the sky. A small
piece of yellow or gold paper
will give you that warming light
in the window.
When your cards have animals
on them, use a speck of glue and
a sequin for a bright glittering
eye. Metal or foil stars, snow
flakes, canes, wreaths and many
other seasonal designs are avail
able in small packets. These can
be glued on the cards in a jiffy
limited only by the design of
the card and your imagination.
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OPEN WEDNESDAY UNTIL 9:00 P.M.
Wednesday, November 28. 1958
Miss Audrey Hit
Ruch PTA
Plans Event
Ruch Ruch Parent-Teacher
association has planned a potluck
dinner, program and dance for
Saturday, December 1.
Speaking during the dinner
will be Glenn Klein and Miss
Marjorie Hattan. 4H club agents
for Jackson county, and Romelle
Fossen and Jerome Peterson,
4H club members. Gene Mc
Curley of First National bank,
Medford, will present awards.
Dinner will be served from 7
to 1:30 p.m., with the dance to
follow in the school gymnasium.
Admission will be by donations
to a fund to buy Christmas candy
for the children. Supervised
movies for the children will be
shown during the dance.
Boyd Gibson, principal of
Ruch school, is planning a sur
prise intermission program.
During the last PTA meeting
Rex Davis, president, introduced
officers and chairmen.
The association voted to spon
sor the special milk program for
the school, and to provide a
cookie with each serving of milk.
Mrs. Larson reported on the
girls volley ball uniform project,
saying that the uniforms will be
used for the first time during
the coming volley ball tourna
men.t Mrs. Buffington reported that
Ruch PTA has 54 women mem
bers and 50 men members.
The school band, directed by
Marvin Throne, presented a pro
gram. Refreshments were served
by mothers of children in the
eighth grade. Mrs. Ranney is
room mother.
Next meeting of the unit will
be December 7.
For a gift that will increase in
value as time goes on, give a
United States Savings Bond,
which pays a high interest rate.
New Reductions
KNIT DRESSES
1 Group to 35.00
NOW IV
price
4488 o $62
48
CASHMERE
SWEATERS
100 Imported Cnh
. mere . . . Full Fashioned
by Bonnie Briar . . . Car
digans and Pullovers.
Classic and Novelty styles
. . Newest Colors.
To 27.95, Now 9,88
To 19.95, Now 14,33
Miss Marilyn Booth
is general chairman of the dance and Bob Ebert is chairman
of decorations. Small fir trees painted white will provide a
setting for the formal dance, and Evans' 10-piece orchestra
from Klamath Falls will provide music.
Society
World Affairs
Council Coming
The Hon. Camille Chautemps,
four-time premier of the Repub
lic of France, heads a quartet of
famous men who will appear be
fore members of Rogue Valley
Knife and Fork club at a meet
ing here Monday, December 10.
The event will be held at Rogue
Valley Country club.
Appearing as "The World Af
fairs Council", Chautemps and
his companions. Dr. Amolak
Ram Mehta, diplomat and author
from India, its former deputy di
rector of health; distinguished
Arthur Webb of London, the man
who gave the "Atlantic Charter"
its name; and John C. Metcalfe,
former Washington diplomatic
correspondent for Time Maga
zine and the New York Herald
Tribune, will discuss the hap
penings of the day, and the de
velopments politically as they
effect their own countries.
Mashed avocado mixed with
the new instant minced onion,
salt and lemon juice makes a de
licious spread for chips or
crackers. Use about 1 teaspoon
of the moisture free onion, let
ting it stand a few minutes in
a tablespoon of lemon juice. Add
to 1 large Calavo avocado.
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Miss Sonja Smith
Annual Bazaar
To Be Friday at
Methodist Church
The annual Christmas bazaar
of the Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service will be officially
opened at 10 a.m., Friday, No
vember 30, in Wesley hall of
First Methodist Church.
The bazaar will continue
throughout the day with ten
booths operated by the society
and one by the Methodist Youth
Fellowship. Beginning at 11
a.m., a luncheon will be served
to the public and will continue
until 2 p.m. A cafeteria dinner,
featuring baked ham and roast
beef, will be served in the din
ing hall from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
This will be under the direction
of Mrs. W. G. Werner.
A special attraction this year
will be the "children's room"
where a fish pond, movies, and
children's small gifts and games
will be available. A free nursery
for the very small children will
be provided with an attendant
to care for them while the par
ents shop.
Mrs. L. G. Rankin, president
of the society, invites all friends
to attend and to view the hand
made gift articles that will be
displayed in the decorated
booths. In the cooked food de
partment there will be home
made mincemeat, candies, jams
and jellies, nut bread, rolls,
cakes and pies. Walnut meats
will be available and the'MYF
will sell - peanut brittle. One
booth will feature Christmas
cards, and decorated candles.
Committee for the bazaar this
year, under the direction of Mrs.
Rankin, has been the circle
chairmen; Mrs. Gordon Shelton,
Mrs. G. L. Mayfield, Mrs. T.
J. Johnson, Mrs. George Watson,
Mrs. Mamie Bloomfield, Mrs.
Eugene Ray, Mrs. Clarence Jor
dan, Mrs. Harry Meyers, Mrs. H.
R. Walker, Mrs. Ed Branchfield,
and Mrs. Kenneth Knapp.
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Bethel to Elect
In Central Point
Central Point Bethel No.
38, International Order of Job's
Daughters, will have election of
officers for the next term on
Thursday November 29, at the
Central Point Masonic temple.
Queen Maria Abbott announced
that this will be a short meeting
with a line party to follow.
A rummage sale will be held
Saturday, December 1 in the
building formerly occupied by
the Central Point Pharmacy. The
sale will begin at 9 a.m.
Go to church night was ob
served recently with members
and guardians of the bethel at
tending the Central Point Pres
byterian church. Refreshments
were served in the social room
by Mrs. Gay Anderson, Mrs.
Donald A. Faber and Mrs. Lewis
Kilbourn.
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"Tiree Students
Appearing in
OSC Production
Corvallis Three Medford
students will take part in "Okla
homa," popular Broadway musi
cal comedy, which will be pre
sented at Oregon State college
tonight through December 1.
They are Gary Gustafson, Jan
et Carter, and Sharon Whitlock.
Some 90 students will take
part either as play characters,
or members of the chorus, or
chestra Qr dance group. It will
be a joint production of the OSC
departments of speech and music
and the women's department of
physical education.
"Oklahoma" opened in New
York City in 1943 and had the
longest run of any musical
comedy up to that, time. It was
recently made into a motion pic
ture, and was made available
last year for amateur produc
tion. The OSC production will -be
directed by R. B. Walls, pro
fessor of music, and E. S. Cort
right, speech professor.
Miss Whitlock, a freshman
and a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
C. P. Whitlock, 1425 Crater
Lake avenue, plays in the or
chestra for the production. Miss
Carter, also a freshman and a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
A. Carter, 1111 Rcddy avenue,
is a member of the dance team
taking part in the musical come
dy and young Gustafson sings
with Choralaires, campus cap
pella group which will sing. He
is a son of Mrs. and Mrs. Oliver
A. Gustafson, Ross lane.
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day edi'jon Is 1 p.m Friday Dead
line for the weekly calendar is fi
&.m of the day of. publication and
for week day nvs ia 5 o-m the
day before publication.
Wednesday:
7:30 p.m. Southern Oregon
Dental assistants, Dardanelles.
7:30 p.m. Southern Oregon
Society of Artists, bldg. 218,
Camp White.
8 p.m. Cow Bells Chapter of
the Daughters British Empire,
home of Mrs. G. W. Allingham,
704 West Tenth st.
Thursday:
9:30 a.m. 8:30 p.m. St.
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dicing cnuicn Dazaar, uuila
hall.
Family.Night Dinner
Announced by Church
Phoenix Phoenix Presby
terian church will hold a family
night covered dish supper Fri
day, November 30, at the church.
All members of the church and
their friends are invited to at
tend, with their families.
Each family is to take a hot
dish, dessert or salad. Entertain
ment will include a film.
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WIND
UP
Last few days sale ends
eral dozen wonderful pieces
these few remaining days but you gwill have to htl ry
io have the advantage of wide selection. ALL SALES
FINAL REDUCED PRICES, DO MOT INCLUDE TAX.
$200.00
345.00
172.50
350.00
300.00
32.00
125.00
135.00
250.00
75.00
Baguette Diamond Weddiija Ring
Man's Diamond 14 carat Ring
"Artcarved" Diamond Swt ' t
Matched Diamond Bridal Pair
Diamond Wedding Ring, 5 large tias..
Girls Young Women's Dia. Rings
Diamond Wedding
Gruen Diamond Ladies Watch
Diamond Wedding &
5 Diamond Wedding
PEARL NECKLACE
; Regularly $12.50
Famous make Deltah
simulated pearl neck
laces of splendid lus
ter. In lovely jewel
case.
WRIST WATCHES
Famous Gruen and Bulova wrist watches for
men and women. Factory retail price reou
lary $71 to $79. On sale
DIAMOND RINGS
We have sold a great mjny d jamond rings
during this sale, however, we still have
quite a few outstanding values left. One
group of diamond engagement riregs and
diamond set wedding rings Regularly $200
to $225 on sale, while they last
stone
omen.
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Portland Concert
Date Announced
Director Theodore Bloomfield
of the Portland Symphony or
chestra states that a well bal
anced sampling of music from
Weber through to Roger Ses
sions, a contemporary American
composer, will be on the pro
gram for a concert December 10.
The "Der Freischutz" over
ture, one of Weber's most fa
miliar and popular works, leads
to Schumann's "Symphony
Number Three," or The Rhen
ish, one of his most universally
performed symphonies. Sessions',
"The Black Maskers" suite will
be performed in Portland fnr
the first time, in observance of
he comnoKPr'a sivtipth hlrfV,n.,
The program will conclude with
Rchaikowsky s, ' Francesca da
Rimini" fantasia, a moving and
powerful interpretation of the
story of an ill-starred love.
Tickets for all symphony con
certs are on sale at the J. k. Gill
box office Thursday through
Monday before each perform
ance. Ticket reservations can be
made at any time by calling the
Portland Symphony Society,
CApitol 8-1353, Portland.
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The word "wassail" is derived
from the Old English waes hal
a toast meaning "be whole" or
"be thou well."
thi? wetJi -2- there are sev-
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25.00
- 86.25
175.00
150.00
16.00
62.50
67.50
Band.
Engagement Duo 125.00
Rings O 37.50
S3O50
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Regularly $28 - $35
set rings
12
95
bold rings
s iutcl set with Rutss,
Sapphires, etc.
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