Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 05, 1957, Image 14

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    FOURTEEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday, Mar S, 1937
NEWS NOTES from
Medford High School
Edited by James Boyd; staff:
Jacque Collon, Linda Robert
son, and Bob Bright.
It is now less than a week
until the junior-senior proai,
and the tension mounts every
day as dates are confirmed or
refused. The study halls are
buzzing with a continual and
confidential, "You should see
my new dress:" or, "Those girls
don't realize how hard it is to
rent a white dinner jacket!"
The junior prom committees
have been meeting frequently
to make the final plans for the
big event. They have guarded
the theme particularly well this
year. Tnere haven't even been
rumors about it. .
The Medford Lions club and
the YMCA have planned an after-prom
party which will beg'n
immediately after the dance and
continue until the "wee small"
hours of the morning. All YMCA
facilities will be available for
those who attend and a substan
tial breakfast will be served be
tween 2 and 3 a.m.
The junior-senior banquet at
the Jackson hotel, general chair
man Don Strong reports, will be
open to all who do not attend
the prom. This banquet and va
riety show is being sponsored
by about ten of the valley's
churches and is designed to sup
plement the prom.
The event, starting at 7:30
p.m.. May 11, is being advised
by the Rev. Hadden Robinson,
youth director of the First Bap
tist church, and committee heads
are Terry Hughes and Jer-y
Kime. I
Have you been present during
an operation, even if you
didn't watch? Twenty members
of the Future Nurses of Amer
ica and their adviser, Mrs.
Juanita Anderson, watched a
minor surgery at the Veterans
hospital when they toured the
buildings April 30.
After viewing the surgery and
the rooms connected with it,
Miss K. N. Stuhr showed the
girls various other points of interest.
Five Medford High students
presented with watches at tlie
Elk's Youth Day activities last
Thursday. Pat Leek, Sue Donna
Doolen, Bill Frake, Bruce West,
and John Reeder were the hon
ored students.
After the presentation the students-
adjourned to the Elks
party room where there was
dancing and refreshments. As
one student put it, "Those Elks
sure know teenagers. They let;
the dance floor nice and dark.':
The party must have been a
success.
Salesman Turns Table
In Divorce Suit Case
Hollywood (U.R) Donald
W. Miller, 31, a salesman, has
turned the tables on the usual
course of events in domestic re
lations court.
Miller Friday asked S850
monthly alimony from his actress-wife,
Beverly Miller, on
charges that she had "discour
aged." him from working since
their marriage in 1954.
Chain Letters Illegal,
Postmaster Declares
Chaki letters, whether or not
they make an appeal for money,
are considered illegal by the
post office department, accord
ing to Postmaster Moore Ham
ilton. A new one, which is a "pray
er for luck," has been reported
received in Medford, and the
postmaster's comment was with
reference to it.
At the worst, the chain let
ters are out-and-out frauds and
rackets, and at best are nuis
ances, the postal official declar
ed. Some of them prey upon su
perstitions, or religious fears or
prejudices, a.nd the post office
department has declared them
all illegal, he said.
The one reported being re
ceived in Medford promises the
recipient "good luck within four
days" if the "chain remains un
broken," and urges that four
more identical letters be mailed
out "within 24 hours."
Pakistan, Philippines
Reaffirmed Peace Move
Manila (U.R) Pakistan
and the Philippines Saturday re
affirmed their determination to
strengthen the fabric of peace
and freedom in this part of the
world.
A joint statement issued by
Filipino President Carlos P. Gar
cia and Pakistan Prime Minister
Husseyn Shaheed Suhrwardy
said the two countries would co
ordinate efforts for' collective
defense and work together for
independenc, higher living
standards and social progress of
other nations.
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