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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1956)
o o o O. O O o a O o . o o Co f c c c o o o o r i I o o o o g o oo oO O o D o 9 c Q oc q 0 . f J o , ... g v v' "'" r:,r,T",v',""'T1 ' p';',"""" -""':' L VI-" Ni: z - '' i i A coaimitte of six members of Rogue Valla Covinlr club has already started plans far tne cla' annual formal New Year's party r to b ha'd Dacamber 31 at lha clubhouse. c Four cl lha commitlte discussed further da G cti! of tha party while anjoying coffee Wed- O cae.y noon at the Wooden Shoe cafe, down Polf arid Auxiliary oj? Rlan Yule Party; , Order SefscSession 3 C&.icr Lake Post and auxili O ary wiil hold0 a Christmas pro rram iijiday, December 23 at Cl p.rres 0 CD jecial guests for the party ifcilf be Cirb Sout Troop 158. wljh is Sponsored by the aux iliary. (Children "of members will also be treated by Santa Claus at the Chrn-tmas free. Members of the organization Qwill also assist with tlir Christ O mas proKnuS at Camp White. . Qt tfie rucetii? 'held Decern 0 b( 4 at the VTW hall Mrs. Lera Bsl is inrtiated into tlie aux o ilfay and tb post initiated two o embeos.o 0 00 R&s. J. KBriJmmoiid. chair mano'af the annual es.say.conU-st, OTia provnied high srhools with materia? for tha 1957 essays." Rofiuette Circle 4 Military order ct Irly Bugs, will hold a O buSinesso mcating XMesday, De cember lleat 6 p.m. atV-e VFW hU. The meeting will atart with aochill supper. o -y ki 'i- e? ( mi SIX'S and Up O NJ o -o O 0 We invite H i. " you to open O X. .account. c. of 0 ' 4 kavi kMoVuj, wurlitzer WW a otxfaxa ChraftiKM o O bMwha Wwttmc rtooo O Fwa to bora Fv to play 3 Oo H'SHMI 1 1 faXlxJjl o u put a wuunet o o O 11 S EASY ! h 4 Low-Cot Vu.lix J LESSOfUOAN PLAN HV,.n.t you .ct. i"" 0 nies O ... i . . Piano o j . pen1 p. A ne v """ in your home Weekly J.sons a Motic Mjterijl N9 EXTRAS . . HOTINtf MORE TO PAY PRICED FROM $495.00 A Large Selectioa of Styles o SE US WOW' CO O trucker Piano House o 111 North Central Home O STEINWAY CHICKutING FISCHER KNABE WLJRLITZER HAMMOND ORGAN BE SURE TO SEE BPACK TRAIN" ON KBtS-TV TUESDAY, q 9 PSA.. DEC. 11 ON "I SEARCH FOR ADVENTURE" Traveler to Speak For UN Chapter; Drive Announced Mrs.. Joseph Crick, Grants Pass, will speak for a meeting of Medford chapter, Oregon United Nations ' association, to be held Thursday. December 13, at 8 p.m. at St. Mark's parish house. Election of officers will be held according to Lawrence Solin, chapter president. 'Mrs. Crick will speak concern ing United States Foreign pol icy and" world leadership Mrs. Crick and her husband have traveled extensively in recent ears. and have been able to observe conditions abroad at first hand. Last summer they visited in Copenhagen, Germany, Aus tria. Switzerland and other European nations. In Geneva they spent some time in the office of the European UN headquarters and lunched with the UN high commission for refugees. They interviewed many persons., including UN workers and officials and work ers with the YMCA and YWCA throughout Europe. Mrs. Crick is a former presi dent of the Grants Pass Council of Church Women, has long worked with the American Friends Service committee and has been a ci.vic leader in many fields. Members of- the- chapter are ashed to take bedding and cloth ing to the meeting for the Hun garian relief drive now under way throughout the nation. Camp, Auxiliary Announce Session, Christmas Party , The annual Christmas party I and meeting of Colonel Sargent j camp and auxiliary, United j Spanish War .Veterans', will be held at Redman hall Sunday. I December 16, at 1 p.m. Mrs. James Cech. president. . will preside at the 'business meeting. Plans will be made for I irstallation of officers to be held J the third Sunday in January. . There will be a gift exchange and tree followed by refresh ments. Members are asked to telephone Mrs. Josephine Wid 'ner at 2-2225 concerning the ar rangements for refreshments. present for year fonrifr . . . mat aw yean of amnMm ea AwwhuV i yqpr em tarn Eaer to pioy. aary to Kooa a v'Hr'fr P0 m your hoato mm Phone 2-5702- of - town. Shown are (left to right) Paul Mitchell, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Monte Stram and Mr. Stram. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Koblik are also on the committee. Reservations for the an nual event are to be made with the club no later than December 2S. Bue Star Mothers Plan Christmas Party Blue Star Mothers will meet at the home of Mrs. Fred Middle busher, 1517 West Main street, Thursday, December 13, at 1 p.m. A business meeting will be followed by a Christmas party. There will be an exchange of gifts not to exceed SI. 00 in cost. Members are asked to note a change of date and time for this meeting. 0 Old Lace VVT E" NECKLACE 3380 The allure of snow white chalk, the magic of imported crystal, gem set like the world's finest jewels on gold or silver plate. Necklace, $10.00; Pin, $5.00; Matching Earrings, $3.50. Plus Fed. Tax Give Her A Glamourous Gift! ALLIGATORS BY Be 1LI 5urorise her Christmas morning with a pair of these smart looking alligators. Here is a gift she will really appreciate. Select from sport rust or black in hi and mid heel. $27.95 Use Our Christmas Pioneer Spirit Said Necessary To Bring Peace "A pioneer spirit that will ex cel any pioneer spirit ever dem onstrated to date is needed to meet the new frontier which faces the world today; this new frontier is world peace through the brotherhood of man," said Mrs. Wayne Stauffer in her key note address to the workshop on world understanding held Wednesday, December 5, in the First Methodist church. Mrs. Stauffer, Eugene, is the Oregon conference secretary of Christian social relations of the Woman's Society of Christian Ser-ice. She attended the orig inal session in Kansas City. Mo., in the fall of 1955, when plans were made to itinerate an inter national team of Christian wo men throughout the United States for one year. Mrs. Stauffer also said, "We in America have a large part in this venture toward world peace because we have wealth, leader ship, freedom and a high stand ard of living of which we are justly proud. But if we would keep our standards, it is impera tive that we share our goods with the world." Mrs. C. R. Adamson, Mediord, Eugene district secretary of the Wesleyan Service guild, explain ed to the delegates the purnose of having this workshop which had as its theme "Every citizen is responsible for world peace." She stressed the need for the understanding, by each individ ual, of needs and culture of the various races in the world today. At the close of the workshop, which was attended by delegates from southwestern Oregon, plans were made for local workshops MAIN AND BARTLETT STREETS ws 33"4 Lay-Away Plan I m Installation Set For Two Bodies Ole Skoog, excellent high priest of Crater Lake chapter. Royal Arch Masons, and deputy master of Table Rock councii, Royal and Select Masons, an nounces that the annual installa tion of officers in both bodies will be held Tuesdav, December 11. A covered dish dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. under the supervision of the Royal Arch Widows. A short business meet ing of the council for the elec tion of officers will be held at 7:30 p.m. and the installation will follow. Gerald A. Cottingham is to be insalled as high priest by Glenn Smith, grand orator of the grand council of Oregon, in stalling officer: M. E. Borough, master of the sixth arch of the grand council, installing mar shal; Vernon Turpin, past grand high priest and grand conductor of the grand council, installing chaplain. John Pond, district inspector of District No. 9 of the grand commandery of Oregon, will act as installing marshal for the council officers with the other installing officers the same. The installation will be open to all Masons, their wives and guests. Book Group AAUW afternoon book review group will meet at the home of Mrs. Wallace Robinson. 29 Ross court, Wednesday, December 12 at 1 p.m. Mrs. W. F. Roemer will assist Mrs. Robinson. on world understanding to be held in each of the cities represented. We Are Open Every Wednesday Evening Until 9 p.m The Jeweled Keyhole! Marion McCoy emblazons the collar and outlines the key hole neckline with tiny flowers of self fabric, centers each with a mock diamond and surrounds them with a scroll-, work of metallic threads and irridescent paillettes. Slim dress in sheer wool has a dipped V waistline and a slightly pegged look to the narrow skirt. Two deeply curved seams add importance to the three-quarter sleeves. mm Little hati for your holiday festiv ities of feathers, satin, flowers, se quins and rhinestone dotted braids. Priced Frem We Will Beautifully Gift Wrap Your Sunday. DacerKbar t. Ittt BPWC .to 'Hold Yuletide Party Thursday Night . A Clrristmas party will be held by the Medford Business and Professional Womens' club at Roxy Anne Grange hall, corner of Spring and Valley View drive. Thursday, December 13 at 7:30 o'clock. Because the regular De cember, meeting time fell on Thursday, December 20, too close to Christmas, the date w as changed to the second Thursday, one week ahead of schedule. Two committees, safety and health and arts and music, have combined their forces to furnish a program and refreshments which promise a party with both old and new Christmas flavor. A gift exchange between mem bers,holiday games and Christ mas carols are planned. The music and arts committee, head ed by Mrs. Beulah Nathan, and assisted by Mrs. Iva Murray. Mrs. Betty Hamilton and Mrs. Muriel Burns, will provide a special treat. A program of songs by the boys' choral group from St. Mary's academy. Mrs. Beulah Osborne and Miss Grace Stuhr, co-chairman of the safety and health committee, plan to highlight some of the hazards of the holiday season which in the past have often turned a joyous Christmas into tragedy. Their committee mem bers are Miss Connie Payant and Miss Clara Moll. A Christmas dessert will be served at 7:30 o'clock. Reserva tions should be given to the com mittees by Tuesday evening, De cember 11. Guests are welcome. towards happy holidays 5 00 O o o o . o Window Treatment Is Mrs. William A. O'Mara spoke on "Window a tment" at a meeting c Zi 3d;u chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Tuesday night at the home of Mig. it. A. Hayes. 1201 Mf. Pitt avenue. Mrs. O'Mara displayed samples of the' new materials arwl evnlained their uses. She gave marry sug-9 gestions on how o curtain win e Sec 0 o Santa's Workshop O Wreaths ,, Swags New Tree Ornaments Kissing Balls Holiday In All GIFTS Ceramics. Toys Xut Flowss' o " - o .'Poinsettias Mums 'Planters Hats Made to Order for thCharity BS Irene's Flowers . o c?lrene M. Phetteplace FREE 2318 Capital Ave. Purchs-ses At No . O Oft ' ' .' r- 00 o y. . o o Q PHONE 2-6428 MEDFORD, OREGON o cP C K o : 7 The ONLY Burelson's In Medford n HlgDf'Oagi (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE ram Topic 6 Th members' deHded to (five two food baskets for Christmas o e tojieedy families andPsendifts to chi&irQnOthe Fairvfcwchome in Salem. Q o O g, Next n($eting will be An Christ masarty on Decembern79 at StiSf home o MrSj Jb)1! & Nelson, 1616 Lenora drive. 0o o fe-j s Tribyne WaiA3s o 5 o o J Miniature Trees 4 Arrangements o o o o New Colors O o o o O o 4 Cj Co . o D&I 2-6337 , DELIVER 0 " o O o w Extra 0Gost! o o o o O " " o O o CO o .aW amy-. a i . U o o C o
