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1 V lilt " irfr tfaJMhn Summer hats are in bloom all over town and for every costume there's a bright bouquet to top it off. Cotton toques, turbans or wide floppy brimmed styles from John Frederics Charmers collection appear in this gay garden series which includes a variety of buds and hues. Fabrics are pique, chintz and cotton satin. -sal IT'S VACATION TIME! There's No Need To Sfu Unmet Ropanca wiu j iiviiiv wwwaMv s Yoi Haven't the Money ( SEE US NOW FOR A VACATION LOAN Repay In Convenient Monthly Payments LOANS FROM 525.00 to '2,500.00 AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE SALARY COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL FINANCE CORP. Phon. SP 3-4364 Sparta Bldg. Medford LSororitv Chanter . . 1 Holds Ceremonies Saturday Evening Alpha Lambda chapter of Ep silon Sigma Alpha, international : j sorority, held formal installation : I ceremonies June 15, in the Pio- neer room at the Jackson hotel. Members and husbands were , served dinner preceding the var- ious ceremonies. Mrs. Clareoce B. Partch was honored guest for the evening. Mrs. Partch for several years was county chairman of the Easter Seal campaign. Her in terest in crippled children has continued, and she has cooper ated in helping many of the chapter money raising projects for the benefit of the Crippled Children's Hospital school lo cated in Eugene. Mrs. Lyman Smith presented Mrs. Chester Peterson and Mrs. Russell Roseborough with ten year pins, in recognition of active sorority work. Alpha Lambda chapter was j chartered June 28, 1946. Mrs. I Fred Stammen, now of Albany, Calif., is the only charter mem ber to have received a ten-year pin. Mrs. Howard Phillips was pre i sented a past president's gavel. I She is a past president of both I Alpha Lambda chapter here and : Beta Rho chapter of Klamath ; Falls. j Mrs. Smith, junior past presi ! dent, installed Mrs. Chester Pet j erson president; Mrs. Robert j Shangle, vice-president; Mrs. j Thomas Makris, secretary; Mrs. i Bill Raymond, treasurer; Mrs. George Ice. parliamentarian: ' Mrs Willie Fischer, educational director; and Mrs. Bob Klumph, historian. Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority is the oldest non-academic soror ity of this country, having been founded in 1929. It is an educa tional, philanthropic and social sorority. This year the studv topic will be "Gracious Hostess." Pi. ftp. iit Zfk. i 5 sit! ? 3 tar t cv V i - - - ,.if -; VX it i ' -TAr :,-f V.'i i-: J flr 1 Sunday. Jun 23, 19S7 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN The Mason-Dixon line was named after Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon, British astron omers whose calculations were used in determining the boun daries between colonial Mary land and Pennsylvania. FOR THE BIRDS New York TP Two yellow flags at the end of runway nine at LaGuardia Airport warn "Keep Clear" to planes and other marauders. Pheasant eggs hatching is the reason. The first woman t be seated as a member of the U.S. Senate was Mrs. Rebecca L. Felton (D Ga ). in 1922.She was appointed to fill the vacancy caused by j the death of Sen. Thomas V. I Watson. 1 u 7 X Mn. Chester Peterton (at left) and Mrs. Russell Roieborough were presented 10-year pins by Mrs. Lyman Smith at the annual installation caremoniei of Alpha Lambda chapter. Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority. June 15 at the Jackson hotel. Mrs. Peterson was installed president of the chapter. Epsilon Sigma Alpha it an educational, philanthropic and social sorority, and Oregon mem bers have as their main tervice project aid to crippled children and to Children's Hospital school. Eugene. NYLON SUITS Hancock, Mass. TP Some 50 technicians working in a new laboratory built here to test high-precision radar antennas will wear special nylon suits and undergo a thorough vac uum cleaning every time they enter the plant. The purpose is to maintain a dust-free atmosphere. P'::i , , si Michael Russell (Brainerd photo) SIMS LAW S SOBBING- PIRDCSS DeMolay To Install Michael Russell will be in stalled as master councilor of Medford Order of DeMoley in ceremonies Wednesday, June 26, at 8 p.m. at the Masonic hall. Officers to be installed in clude pale Forsee. senior coun cilor: Willis Williams, junior councilor; Robert Pond, senior deacon; Lynn Knight, junior deacon; George Ice, senior stew ard;" Stephen Fabrick, junior steward: John Milne, orator; Monty Whaley, scribe: Leslie Little, sentinel; James Fawcett, chaplain: Richard Phair Jr., mar shal; Fred Mellish, standard bearer; and Gordon Saphley, almoner. Robert Goodwin. Del bert Harvey George Schuler, Dennis Barr, Richard Kengle, Ted Lawson, and Robert Em mens are preceptors. Officers of Malta Commandery, Knights Templar, Ashland, led by eminent commander - elect Charles G. Goold. 916 East Jack son avenue, Medford, will con duct the installation ceremonies. Relatives and Masonic friends are invited to attend the public ceremony; dancing will follow the installation service. NEW HAND MOWERS Regularly 22.83 to 34.88 H88to GAS POWERED ROTARY MOWERS II" IOTOMATIC (Reg. 72.88) 58.88 18" SAVAGE (Reg. 78.88) 58.88 21 " SAVAGE (Reg. 119.88) 88.88 TERMS OF COURSE!! 18" REDBIRD (Reg. 58.88) 44.88 18" SAVAGE (Reg. 99.88) 78.88 10 DOWN GAS POWERED REEL TYPE MOWERS 18" Savage Reg. 119.88 (S) (5)8 (Q)(o; 21" Savage Reg. 147.88 1 USED POWER MOWERS VALUES TO $6000 Now $3500 Each USED HAND MOWERS $4.88 SIMS CYCLE & HOBBY SHOP 23 NORTH FIR STREET PHONE SP 2-2472 Young Ensemble Nf TV Sew -very-easy! That'i the pleasure of a PRINTED Pattern! Mom can make this young en semble in jiffy time. Pretty sun- i dress has daughter'! favorite ; full-circle skirt; little bolero for ! coverup. Printed Pattern 9016: Girls' Sizes 6. 8. 10, 12, 14. Size 10 ; dress requires 2H yards 35-inch , fabric; bolero takes Ts yard. Printed directions on each pat i tern part. Easier, faster, ac curate. Send Thirty-five centa in coins ' for this pattern add 5 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 plain ly NAME. ADDRESS with SIZE aid STYLE NUMBER. ROBIN FREED Hartford City, Ind. nr A rcbin carrying a piece of string to a nest was trapped high in a ! tree when the string caught on 1 a branch and the bird's claw at ; the same time. Members of the Charles Russell family, seeing ; the bird's plight, called firemen, who hoisted an aerial ladder and i freed the robin. BROOKS ELECTRIC & PLUMBING CO. 1016 N. 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Let us show you how the combination of this experience and audited circulation facts can help you to get maximum results from your sales messages. Call us this week. cLty&j, H . HARDWARE 1 -a 'tin1 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE This newspaper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. nonprofit, cooperative association of publishers, advertisers, and adver tising agencies. Our circulation is audited at regular interval, by experi enced A.B.C. circulation auditor, and their report, are made available to our advertisers without obligation. MEASURE OP SE RVICE...MARK OF INTEGRITY
