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o o, O o o o G G O O CO G C Q o o TWO-&fEPFORD (OREGON) -e- Ashlancffcegent Gest of Chapter Cr;SroLakechapter, Daugh ters of ie American eevolution, held th annual Christmas party December 15 in the home of Mrs T. J. Gilford, 419 South Oakdale Oft enue. Mrs. R.C:G. Tabor, regent of Mt. Ashland chapter, was a guest and spoke of tentatis plans .'jr the ste conference to O be l'l in Ashland in theospring. Stories concerning the Christ mas carol were exemplified in sirj-by Mrs. V. J. Bolton and her guest, Mrs. Cartel Peter. Ash land. A gift exchange was held and Trfrcshmcnts were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Guy Q Garrett. Mrs E. M. Wilson. Mrs. H. g Marsh ar4 Mrs. Oscar J. Heyerman. Musical Program To Be Presented InCentra!" Point Central Poir.4 Thurf da v, Dec ember 20 at 7:45 p.m. The choir C? of Community Bible church of Central Poir& will present a mus ical projram depicting the Christmas" story on A series of q colored slides wilf be shown on 3he :creen with the choir sing O irtg thestory. O The Srripture passages record ing the events of Christmas will j-Oalso be read in conjuction with the pictures. The chor will use the cantata "Memories of the Manger" fry Roy 5. Nolte. o TTopubl.p is cordially invited to attend. 0 Mrs. Homemakers' Forum, a home service organization with headquarters in New York, gives tuis tip for preparing the holi day turkey. To prevent the roaf hirH frnrrt hointf riry.' first .- .. ... e . j jlace a few prunr and slices q ei apple fn the cavity, and the o stuff. o c. u s . Up o o CrEX TOXITE TILL 9 Doll Curias 564 CAL-DAK & QUAKER TV TRAYS cMihy patterns from which to choose. Choice of black or prfssOless. Regular or King sire! $9.95 to $22.50 set (kV mijuin Mm Tom AK Ihn AJi mitOljm 3 imm 4 A riFRYPii . SAUCEPAN e-'n Off ' I SAUCtfAN wcm If uuceem. e Cm MeJ 1 wtmm. rarmui $195! U SP5CAISTS IN Fre'i Ptrkinj MAIL TRIBUNE Society Vives Don't Like Black Lingerie, Warns Designer New York JJ.P.i Chances are, men, that the little woman doesn't hope for black lingerie in her Christmas stocking. Mrs. Ruth Schwartz, head de signer for one lingerie manufac turer (Beau Monde), said few women want black most of them prefer a vibrant shade of lingerie, as a change from the traditional pastels. Mrs. Schwartz gave these oth er color tips to the befuddled man at the lingerie counter. If she's dark, select the striking shades, or white. If red-haired, try white, mint, or clear blue. Beware oSr pink. Blondes look well in the pastels. And gray hair sparkles with bermuda blue, the violet shades and other tones not too "washed out" or pale. A final tip: buy glamour something better than she would normally buy herself but avoid extremes. Mrs. Schwartz said lingerie manufacturers long since have learned that the ex tremes usually are post-holiday returns. Christmas Party Thursday by HEC Home Economics club of the Griffin Creek grange will hold their annual Christmas party, Thursday, December 20. at the home of Mrs. Elsie ' Warner, Stewart avenue, at 1 p.m. Gifts will be exchanged and those attending are asked to take their donations of groceries for the family that recently had a fire. - Yo - The - Rlinute(?) mam There are ust 4 shopping days left . . . onct ACME RARDWARE-your Merry Christmas Store is prepared to give you a BIG assist towards completing your Christmas listl RIGHT NOW we're featuring a dazzling collection of-up-to-the-minute SELECTIONS for last-minute SHOP PERS! These are the perfectly wonderful PRESENTS that the people you are buying them for are hoping they'll get! So, STOP WASTING TIME! Wind-up your Christmas shopping with a quick trip to ACME today! FREE GIFT WRAPPING! $5.95 Beautifully pointed Salad Bowl on wrought iron stand. Ceramic handled fork and spoon. Just riaht for the family gift! Siiibeitnt C&fivjd -Heal; Cookuuj $2995 Handy 5-Qt. Siie QCOBIVf Co-ttSd "few JUST SET ft fOtOfT IT No more pt wwchiog'. Reduces roast shrinkage op to 23. Mikes eerrthinjE took irvd tfe bener. Doable walls rerun hear with jrreaier eftciency. Vater-seled for eavr washinc- Arailabl 10 3 qt. HOHBWARtSt Free Delivery I IS (ha () Wedneiday. December 19. 1956 Railway Families Plan Party Friday Arrangements have been com pleted for a Christmas party to be given Friday, December 21, for employees of the Southern Pacific Railway company. And affiliated firms. It will be held at the IOOF hall beginning at 7:30 p.m. and is to be family event. . Invited are employees of the railway firm, pensioners and those on sick leave, the com mittee states, as well as employ ees of the Pacific Motor Truck ing company, Railway Express, and staff members of other rail way firms in the valley. The party will begin with a potluck dinner. During the even ing Christmas carols will be sung and other entertainment and dancing are planned. Santa Claus will arrive with treats for the children. Holiday Dinner Given by Group Past Noble Grands' club met at the Odd Fellows' hall Dec ember 15 for a holiday turkey dinner. Mrs. Joe Cave and Mrs. W. H. Dyer were co-chairmen for the event. Assisting were Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Howard, Mr. Dyer, P. M. Aldredge, Mrs. Margaret Davis and Mrs. Dollie Love. A program followed dinner, with Mrs. Clara Franklin and Mrs. E. D. Scripter in charge. Mrs. Esther Colman and Mrs. Alice Smith gave readings; Mrs. Mabel Poague and Mrs. Elsie Lewis sang. Group singing of carols closed the program. Guests were Mrs. J. D. Brum mond, noble grand, and Mr. Brummond: Mrs. Homer Vinzant noble grand-elect, and Mr. Vinz ant; Mrs. Lee Garret newly elected vice-grand, and Mr. Gar ret. RTPS. CROSS-CUTS JIGSAWS, COPES. SCROLLS. Goes through 2 x 4's In seconds. Makes tough cuts in iron and steel. Accurate cuts in Formica, Masonite. Precision built. Lightweight easv-to-handle. Handles cuts up to 2 in thickness. ADD-A-TOOL BOX keeps tools handy, ready to go. Plenty of room for adding tools. All metal -closes and locks with handle-type fastener. ;feciu vuet sunt iffei i $45.00 Sunbeam Electric Hndsw 4 45 plus extra bUdei S.50 idd-J-rool box $57.95 val. for only $49.95 SAVE $8.00 LOWEST PRICES FOR HIGHEST QUALITY- I .J SAWNS BMahjwka $4500 Want "Different" Gifts? See If the Store Has These Fdttor'g Vot: In the interest of helping those who just can't think of a I Christinas sift for the man or woman "who has everything." United Press I bureaus aronna the nation have cone shopping, in tne innowing dispatches their "finds'' for both him and her are listed. L'.P.A.N.v. some of HIS: New York !U.P.' No need to neglect the men on your list this Christmas. The manufacturers have seen to it that the unusual is avail able, to accompany the tradition al ties, socks and wallets. A United Press check shows such items as uranium cuff links, mink-decorated golf clubs and a rare collection of pipes avail able for the man who "has everything." Even the necktie can be dif ferent this season. One Memphis store features a tie with a con cealed zipper pocket for holding money. Thofe cuff links are featured by a Dallas specialty shop ($22 a set). An Atlanta cigar store shows the gift case of 28 pipes, one of 12 such cases produced each year (S2.500). A Kansas City store offers a set of golf club covers with mink tails. The No. one club has one tail, the No. two a pair of tails, and so on with the No. four club sporting four (S95.70, including tax). If milady wants to present the man on' her list with a new car several dealers offer to Christmas wrap it and deliver it to the front door Christmas morning. One Detroit dealer of fers to have Santa himself drive a be-ribboned and seal-wrapped Cadillac up to the front door on ChVistmas morning. There are gifts from the sports car enthusiasts too. One San Francisco store offers a mink beret to keep the driver's head warm, (S390). For the family man. who wants a Christmas tree a little differ ent a San Francisco florist offers a native pine, 30 feet tall, trim med with ceramic Russian eggs, and ornaments from Belgium, Germany and the Scandinavin countries (S3.000). Here is a shopper's guide to offer items the man might not buy for himself: . A "fishermans. pearl." which scales fish, open bottles and "does everything for the fisher man" (S7.95); a shotgun for sportsmen also, handmade and imported $2,000); an alligator traveling garment bag (S1.250); an elegant stud box which holds 60 pairs of studs and cuff links, and has a slip-out case holding only a few pairs for travel (S65). An 18-karat, 18-jewel calen dar wrist watch, which shows the day, month and year, allows for leap year, and shows the phases of the moon ($1,650); a walnut tool chest with Sheffield steel tools equipped with genu ine ivory handles (S550); cuff links with jeweled watch in one link (S190); an electric shoe shin er (S30). And for the father-to-be, a diamond and platinum safety pin (S500, plus tax). Wednesday 6:30 p.m. Past Chiefs' club, Pythian Sisters, home of Mrs. Delia Watkins. 19 Mistletoe. 7 p.m. Chapter CG. PEO, home of Mrs. K. S. Campbell, 21 South Groveland. 7 p.m. Veterans of World Waar I and auxiliary, Redman hall. 7:30 p.m. Job'i Daughter, Bethel 14. Masonic temple. 7:30 p.m. Southern Oregon Society of Artists, Building 218, Camp White. 8 p.m. Medford Jaycettes, home of Mrs. Dick Korner, Cen tral Point. 8 p.m. Medford Jaycettes, home of Mrs. Dick Korner, Cen tral Point. 8 p.m. Roxy Ann HEC, Grange hall. Thursday: 10:30 a.m. Women's associa tion,' First Presbyterian church, Phoenix. 12 noon Adult Bible class, First Christian church, at church. 12:45 p.m. Wenonah club, home of Mrs. James Wicker, 809 Adams lane. 1 p.m. Lady Golfers, Rogue Valley Country club. 1 p.m. Home Economics club. Griffin Creek grange, home of For an unusual glowing holi day buffet centerpiece, make your own from your ring salad mold, a string of lights and a sparkling gold angeL Simply clip your C-71, string of lights to the edge of the mold in an upright position. Fill container with sprays of greens (no water, of coure) and tiny shiny orna ments. Place a decorative angel, statute, or Santa in the center of the ring. Fur Restyling Let us 8iv vcur fur coat the New Lock CLEANING GLAZING Frances9 Furs Formerly Frances Dallaire 1100 Crater Lake Ave. Telephone Remains 2-6526 HERS New York (U.P! A woman might as well be glamorous while hanging out the Monday wash. So why not give her jew eled clothespins only S2 each. The pins, from a Memphis store, are just one gift in an almost unbelievable collection of items the nation's stores and specialty shops this season offer as Christmas gifts for the woman who has everything. The store suggested the clothespins as desk accessories, but said they also could serve the laundry. Or, there are gold raincoats, rhinestone door knockers, mink napkin rings, diamond-studded stockings, a mink bath mat and seat cover, or a jewelled, stuffed tiger. That tiger, available from a Dallas specialty shop, is priced at a cool $1,000,000. The gems which adorn it are the McCoy. The gold raincoat, from a San Francisco store, is lined with an antique Spanish shawl and the works costs S595. The rhinestone door knockers, from a Detroit store, are a combination of old fashioned brass and jewels ($7.98). The mink napkin rings, from an Atlanta shop, come in sets of four (S7.98). Milady also can have mink, either the dark ranch or silverblu. for the bathroom both the bath mats and lid cov ers are offered by a Chicago store. Or. an Atlanta shop offers a jewel-and-rose-decorated "Biffy Bonnet" of nylon net (S7.98). One Chicago store offers to at tach a diamond to hosiery, and the donor can specify the size and location ($750, starting price). Here's a shopper's guide to other gifts a man might not otherwise find: A vicuna sport coat by Dior ($800); an abony wand with gold trim, which actually is a cigaret holder $12.95); a jewelled ice bag (starting at $4.95 and going on up, depending on amount of jewels desired). A pair of dark glasses, dia mond studded with platinum frames for the girl who wants to be conspicuously inconspicu ous ($2,750); a seven-piece set of alligator luggage ($5,000). A lounging outfit of brandy colored Chantilly lace, with neg ligee topping knee-length pants. The negligee has a brandy-colored fox fur collar (S595). A giant carnation, with 16 inch bloom ($4.50); a cuff link watch ($12.95); a bracelet charm, with mobile ballerina in a cage (S135); a Carlin white maribou chaise longue cover with match ing white maribou pillow, both with pleated nylon ruffles ($450 per set). And, a solid gold dental floss dispenser offered by a San Fran cisco store ($95, plus tax). Mrs. Elsie Warner. Stewart ave. 1:30 p.m. Sam's Valley Ladies club, home of Mrs. Walter Mil ler. 3-4:30 p.m. Rogue Valley Country club member's chil- dren's Christmas party, Rogue Valley Country club. Main and Bartlett Streets (V mtDroRD J Easier To Cuf Sew and Fit 9369 ' Printed Pattern A Printed Pattern in a won derfully becoming style! This sheath-jumper slims, trims your figure to perfection solos as a stunning date-dress too. Hip bands are flattering front and back! Printed Pattern 9369: Misses' Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. Size 16 jumper requires 3 yards 39 inch fabric; blouse, 2l yards.. This printed pattern assures perfect fit. Easy directions printed on each tissue pattern part. Send Thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern add 9 cents for each pattern for lst-class mail ing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11. N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Church Women To 'J Install Officers; j Plan Work Session Phoenix Women's associa-; tion of the First Presbyterian , church, Phoenix, will meet at the church Thursday, December! 20, at 10:30 a.m. I Installation of officers will be held with luncheon served at noon. During the afternoon cos- tumes for the junior choir that i will be in the Christmas pro-! gram will be made and bags for the Sunday school Christmas ; treats packed. All women of the church are invited to attend and those hav- j ing portable sewing machines i are asked to take them to the meeting. Wenonah Club Wenonah club will hold their annual Christmas party Thurs day, December 20, at 12:45 p.m. al the home of Mrs. James Wick- jer, 809 Adams lane. An exchange of gifts will be held. - 1011 smart to give Ship'n Shore blouses! The ONLY Burelson's in Medford Christmas Party Set For Tonight The annual Christmas yarty of Alpha Rho chapter, Beta Sig ma Phi, will be held tonight it the home of Mrs. A3. E. Sleeter, 1715 East Main street.at8 p.m. Hostesses will be Mrs. Sleeter and Mrs. Kurt Denton, director and sponsor of the chapter. Mrs.- Larry Allen was hostess in her home at 716 Hamilton street for the last meeting of the chapter. The program was presented by Mrs. James Chapman and Mrs. William Werner. "Our Own Home" was the theme. Both girls told of how color, woods, furni ture arrangements, draperies and pictures enhance the beauty and livability of a home. Pictures were passed around . showing such rooms. The speakers point-( ed out that a home should be a place of which a family is proud, and in which the family is com fortable. Members of the sorority brought canned goods and cloth ing for the needy family the family is providing for this Christmas. Mrs. Werner reported that February 11 had been set for the chapter's annual card party at Rogue Valley Country club. Co-hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Wavne Giles and Mrs. Dan Kidd. . 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