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o TWO MEDFCP (OF.EGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday. Daeember 11, I95S First Lady's Yule Shopping Completed BY PATRICIA WIGCSINS United Press Staff Corespondent Washington U R There'll be j no last-minute Christmas shop-1 ping rush at the White House I this rysar at oast not for the Fir;4TLa;io 0 i Easier to Cut, Sew and Fit Mrs. been doinj Dwight . senhower has h'si rule shonuinz AS) year long, jut as she has in j-jthe past. T.V president has been kn'.Qi to be caught "unaware" taja gift-gn?ng occasion w two. But not. so his wife-tspecialiy O not for (b,i1itmas. O O For0months, site has "picked O JterSi0 for the many Eisen- o howef revives and friands u thugthe nevpaper adirtise ments. Andcifi6ie recently, she has utilized earlv Christmas cata- o a & n j Others Help 0 o Besides do.;pg much of her 3hopping errands she can't do without cai.ar; a mob scene in Waihn.ton. Chief helpers are her secretary, Mis. Mary Jane nMcCaffree;o her sister, Mrs. Q GeoEqe Gordon Moore, and some times 'Mania." Mr. Jolin S. Dnd. " I'iianubtcdly tucked away (i.-itii the Christmas a gifts this Oyr upstairs in the White House ii present or two for the "Chri.stmas baby" Mary Jane, the youngest Eisenhower arand- !ilid, who will be one year old O Dec. 21. O It still is uncertain just where O the first f.imily will spend Christ Colas this year, but there's a good n etmnre it will be a family get- to gether either at the White House Oor he Gettysburg, Pa., farm. 0" Much Tho Same . J O Last year, the Eisenhower! sperii their first Christmas in the Wiate House with their son JVaji. John Eisenhower the grand q children, David, 8, Barbara Anne 7, nct" Susan, who will be five q Dec"31. Young Mrs. Eisenhower O c mWiaged a brief visit Christmas O Day but the rest of the time she waaat nearby Walter Reed Hos pital with Mary Jane. c In 1953 and 1954, when Major j E&enhower was stationed farth eiwa than Us present Ft. Bel O Voir, Va., port, the President and Mrs. Eiswihower spent Christmas at Augasta, Ga O T fM i Ji -m ' 1a Christmas Seals At County Office Christmas seals may be pur chased by calling the Jackson County Health department at 2-7159, Jackson County Public Health association announces. Because of the difficulty of keeping the files of the Christ mas seal campaign absolutely correct, each year there are a few people, who do not receive Christmas seals here in Jackson county, it was said. Many of these persons wish to buy Christ mas seals to further the work of tuberculosis control and preven tion and they may do so by con tacting the health department and leaving their names, with their request for Christmas seals. Requests will be forwarded and such persons will receive their seals in a short time. For this service, call the Jackson County Public Health depart ment at 2-7159. 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ADDRESS with SIZE Some gilts I ana siiLt i urtitst-K.. o o( o" much like last year pwere opened ori Christmas eve O Bat most of th "strictly family" o presents were saved for Christ rYasomorning parceled out around an upstairs tree by the PrjMidentJ And if "tradition" is followed, the family will sit down to its favorite Christmas meal of baked grjpefrui0 turkey with oyster and corn meal dressing and O g'.iaiet gravy, swee potatoes, cnemri onions, cranberry sauce an, Siftr? pwdding with hard ce. 0 g o o iredtor Outlines ; instruction Rules F6rcBaby Sitters Chicago OJ.Rl Most parents ti,ink (they know hof to .instruct a rjjaby-sitte, but actually they o?teiv leave out one crtwo im portant rules, S,ffscSIrs. Lillian! 0 Sloarjj director of the home in-j stitute f Trav-ler Radio Corpor ation. o o Hiri. Sloan, says the institute Two Students Play In AAUW Program Two former Medford High school students are among a group of Willamette university musicians who gave a program of Christmas music in Salem Sunday. The program was the annual musicale of the Salem branch, American Association of University Women. Playing were Bill Shannon, a senior at Willamette university and a son of Mr.and Mrs. W. L. Shannon, Route 1, Box 60, Jack sonville, and Jerry Johnson, for merly of Medford and now of Salem. The two played with a group of brass instrumentalists who presented medieval music for the English drama, "The Second Shepherd's Play." Young Shannon's instrument is the tuba. Wednesday Club Hears Review of Christmas Story Mrs. M. F. Heilman reviewed a story in the last Reader's Digest book, "Merry Christmas, Mr. Baxter," by Edward Streeter, at the last meeting of Wednesday Study club. The author tells of the firm determination of a husband to budget Christmas spending, or most certainly to discontinue some names on the Christmas card list, but who ends up by sending more cards than former ly. Mr. Baxter also found it re quires real courage to shop for lingerie, explaining to a cynical saleswoman, it was for his wife, and in the French toiletries, a helpful young woman clerk, ooz ing skepticism, suggested "Sin." as one of the new exotic per fumes. Mrs. L. V. Watkins presented three articles from the World Almanac, "T h e Reconstructed White House," in Washington, D. C, "Arlington National Cem etery," and "Tomb of the Un known Soldier." Butte Falls Club Names Officers Butte Falls Officers of Butte Falls Mt. Pitt club are Mrs. W. L. Harris, re-elected president; Mrs. F. E. Poole, vice-president; Mrs. R. L. Jolliffe, secretary and Mrs. Henry Tygart, re-elected treas urer. The club sponsored a number of activities last month. A cos tume party was held early in the month, with Mrs. Jolliffee and W. L. Harris winning prizes for the best costume. The prizes were donated by Mann's store, Medford. Other prize winners were Mrs. Virgil Conley, Ted Ridall, Mrs. Bruce Burton and Mr. Tygart. Members of the club served refreshments for a shoot of the Butte Falls Gun club. Another event was a Thanksgiving dinner for members of the club and their families. Guests Here Mr. and Mrs. George H. Rea gan. Klamath Falls, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Waljer, 745 Posse lane. i CALENDAR Calendar nctlcw and new fcr the society section of The Mail Tribune must be submitted Id writing and deadline for the Sun day edi'ion la 1 P-m Friday Dead line for the weekly calendar is 9 i.m of tne day of publication and for week day news ta 5 o.m. the day before publication. . Look neat, smart wherever you go in this lovely maternity top. Novel neckline; pockets sparked with gay iron-on trans fer: Pattern 7036: Maternity Miss es' Sizes 10-12; 14-16 included. Pattern, washable iron-on motifs in combination of blue, yellow, green. Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst class mailing. Send to Medford Mail Tribune Household Arts Dept.. P. O. Box 168. Old Chel sea Station, New York 11. N.Y. Print plainlv 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! Doz ens of other designs to order all easy, fascinating hand-work! Send 25 cents for your copy of this wonderful book right away! Tuesday 6 p.m. Elta Deuell Hubbs tent, courthouse auditorium. 6 p.m. Roguette Circle 4. Military Order of Lady Bugs. VFW hall. 7:45 p.m. Toastmistress club, station KBOY. 8 p.m. Nevita chapter 93 OES, Masonic Temple, Central Point. 8. p.m. District 4 Oregon State Nurses association, pent house of Rogue Valley hospital. 8 p.m. Woman's Society of Christian service, circle 10, with Mrs. Edward Branchfield, 120 Stark st. Wednesday: 10:30 a.m. Medford Exten sion unit, courthouse auditorium. 10:30 a.m. Rogue Elk Home Extension unit, home of Mrs. Oscar Hansen on Elk Creek rd. 12:30 p.m. Townsend club. Carpenters hall. 123 West Main st. 12:30 p.m. Women of Rotary. home of Mrs. Ralph Dippel, 1 Eastwood dr. 1 p.m. AAUW Afternoon Book Review group, home of Mrs. Wallace Robinson, 29 Ross ct. 1 p.m. Woman's Society of Christian service, circle 8. with Mrs. Harry Meyers, 29 North Berkeley way. Applegate PTA Makes Plans For Christmas Play Applegate The annual Christ mas play sponsored by Apple gate Parent-Teacher association will be presented at a meeting of the group to be held in the school gymnasium at 8 p.m. Fri day. December 14. Everyone at tending is to bring a gift suit able for a patient at the Eastern Oregon Mental hospital. The name of the play is "Home for Christmas" and 1 directed by Mrs. Dora Krouse and Mrs. Dorna Miller. The cast is com posed of the following members: Mrs. Valerie Winningham, Mrs. Rosie Gibson, Ed Goodwin. Bill Bird, Iva Hoffman, Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Mary Sue Freemantle, and Mrs. LaVerne Guches. A new method of presenta tion will be tried. The commit tee hopes that everyone will bring gifts for the hospital in order to send a large number. The gifts help to bring cheer to those unable to be home with their families. DAV, Auxiliary Announce Party Jackson county chapter, Dis abled American Veterans, and the auxiliary will hold the an nual Christmas party Friday, December 14. at 8 p.m. at the American Legion hall. 513 South Riverside avenue. All members j of the two groups and their friends are invited to attend. Gifts will be distributed from a Christmas tree, and each one attending is to take a gift for exchange. Post Presidents Pian Session of Lewis Home THoStesses'Giee Luncheon Sunday; Past president of Ladies' aux-d Couple Entertains iliary. Crater Lake aerie, Fra ternal Order of Eagles, will hole! a business meeting at the hme of Mrs. Floyd Lewis, 707 Sher man avenue, Friday, December 14. Mrs. Raymond Price will serve dessert at 1:30 p.m. A Christmas gift exchange is planned. Christmas Dinner Announced Today c By Lincoln PTAo The annual Christmas dinner for members and friends of Lin coln Parent Teacher "asadciatton will be held Thursday, December 13, at 6:30 p.m. in the svhooj cafeteria. The executive committee will serve ucder the direction of Mrs. Austin Caldwell, ways and means chairman. The Rev. John Reynoldsof th Presbyterian Church will be the guest speaker. A nominal charge will be made for the ham dinner. ' - Plum Slenderizing New York (U.R) If it's cal ories you are counting, eat, as much skimmed milk cottage cheese -as you like. Add a few drained canned purple plums to add flavor and a pretty 'color to the table. Two parties were on last Sun day's social calendar. Mrs. Lillian Salade and Mrs. Marjorie Pitts ere hostesses Sunday for a "luncheon. The party was held at the Colony cluli, with decorations in the Christmas theme. This was the thd of a series of parties which g two women have given this winter, the first, two havfigobeen dinners. They a!) 0 were held at the Colony club. a u Mr. and E. P. Vilas in vited a grouje of frieftis their hq?.te ietfie country Sunda? eve ning for cocktails tHO supper. Thi was also one" tf a series of parties which Mr. and Mrs. Vilas are? giving this wiitjfer. Amoeg the $ues' as Miss Calista Farrel, daughter of ITr. and Mrs. FranlP Farr$' o arrived home from California thai dy- Miss Farrell's wedding o Dr. Joha'tf Vilhelm Aubert of Oslo, Norway, will ikW)lace Saturdy t the hoige of her (te rents. o o Q New York (U.R- Tor snack tftnejoGii potato chips aQberal sprinkling of paprika '-z tea- spoon"to each cuf and heat in a lent oven (375dce-ees) 10 to 15 minutes. They 're o tasty with soups, sandwiches or Jpverajtf. Christmas Party Planned by Unit Howard Home Extention unit .brief business meeting will meet at the home of Mrs. J. R. Campbell, Merriman road, j December 13, at 11:30 a.m., in stead of the regular time, the unit announces. Luncheon will be served at 12 o'clock with a business meet ing at 1 p.m. A Christmas party and gift exchange will follow the Since no program has been planned, each member is asked to bring an unique gift or Christ mas idea to display. To make a decorative topping for a casserole main dish, blend bread crumbs with melted but ter or margarine and sprinkle with paprika. Smiths to Speak i For Phoenix Club Phoenix Mr. and Mrs. Del mar Smith of Central Point will present a program on "Lilly . Slides of the Pacific Northwest" for Phoenix Garden club Friday, December 14. The meeting will be held at 12 , noon at the Community club. I Members are asked to take a con- i tribution for a potluck luncheon; rolls and beverages will be furn ished by the hostess, Mrs. Walter Grochocki, Mrs. Johnny Klassen and Mrs. Lee Rickenbacher. Members will exchange Christ mas gifts. ; Pear Pie Pear pies are ever Increasing in popularity. Made well, they are truly delicious. Make a double crust pastry. Put sliced i Anjou or Bosc pears in pastry- j lined pan and season with spice ! nutmegor cinnamon a little lemon juice and grated rind and i a pat of butter. Bake at 425 de grees for about 35 to 40 min utes and serve it with pride. We have a Secret Ask About Our Double-Date Wave "Teen-age Holidate" SOFT - NATURAL - LOVELY call WINNIE'S STYLE SALON PHONE 3-4559 FOR A LOVELIER YOU B for the beauty we give you E for brows and lashes we enhance A for art we have to offer U unforgettable glamour for the Dance T time to Call for Holiday Appointments Y yours for glamour and romance WINNIi BETTY MARGE ODELL DOTT1E HALL, Receptionist Koko Says 0 o o to purchase Mocs', bogts aid (flippeg ary q Look at this! Here's a golden ogportun4 real low price. They wiit make wonderful Christmas giftsp CLOSE OUT o BROKEN SIZES ONLY. DAVY CROCKETT Moccasins Reg. 3.95 and 4.95 SPECIAL DAVY CROCKET BOOTS0 Reg. 4.95 Value 0 0 SPECIAL o o All Boots and Moccasins of Soft Glove leather! (- WALT DISNfY CHARACTER $1195 U SUPPERS RegSfar 3.45 VALUE o o Johnston & Stewart junior" boot shop o o Main at Central Medford o o o o cs u oo O o assigned 15 nigh-se.fi$i-ge sit- ; ten to keep "?iotes0 for a two month period on wat they need- ; ed(D Sitow Tor their jobs. One0,4hink most frequently forgot tii in instructions, was a C'list of any and all phone num bed he0sifter may need, prefer ably on a pad near othe tele-- ph4ift 'Ciese0 should include wiiere thejarents ay be reach ed, police and fire deriirtments. g)e ,ia-Tiily docoir,, local drug O store.0the family,V hospital and 1 0 the Mme and address of one or O ctwd rglarii es or close friends. O Also, said MrsP Sloan, be sifre 3 the s:t"erjfa(liiliar with danger,, jpSfcs in ttrb hon. What U fam- (4ji; to t! family such as haz Tirdous y.ens or hrptr tugs O may j-grfangerous for atrani (yr, especial one .to is carry O ing an inpnt. 0 o B Explicit O notiQr mlrj warn the sitter : of ftrards the chi&ren mjS" ere O ate ?r each ot;er, such as an -older boy a&owirg the ba!r to plav with his marbles or m;! & i?cks Q o O Some of Trie other suggestions O were: 0 o ' Be siu,o the fitter knows where tQ?Pfirs?aid supplies ar, Qlnd is remindg tloit mejicirres Qmust be (JSpt out of re.ci, of searching young Hands. . explicit in nstnPetions t the si'tyr about bedtimes and other family filiations. Impress on the children tlfat t sitter ijoin charge and that they are to respect her auior- And finally, always require and check references before you hire a new sitter and don't e surprised if she does the same thing to you. j 0 DRESSY DRUMSTICKS New York U.PJ Remember to make paper or foil frills for the holiday turkey drumsticks. 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