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TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday. July 12. 1957 Trophy Donors for Horse Show Saturday Told Several Rogue River valley Loren Kerr of Canby, Ore., merchants and individuals have J will judge the horse show this donated trophies to be present- year. Mrs. Iris Dodge is chair man of the show. The show is accredited with the Oregon Horseman's associa Variety of Ideas Shown in Fall Silhouette Br GAY PAULEY United Press Correspondent New York W Pay your led at the Ladies Mounted Troop money and take youi" choice ofiHorse show Saturday, July. 13, silhouette, fabric and color in;at the Sheriff's Posse ground. the new evening clothes. Classes and the donors Include ;tion and the points won here Designers show skirts straight Western pleasure, 13 to 17 in-j will count on championships lor as a column, skirts with harem i elusive, Dunham's Inc.; English! the state of Oregon. Riders from hemlines, skirts with short trains pleasure. Coast to Coast Stores; other parts of the state are ex- indian costume, Appaioosa ana peciea to participate. Pinto. Rath's; Ladies Western There is an entry fee for all pleasure. John Cupp; Ponies to i horse show classes and a first bike, Winnie's, Style Salon; 'place trophy will be awarded in each class with ribbons to fifth place. Tickets are now on sale at the gate for the horse show. For further information tele phone Mrs. Dodge at KEy stone 5-2518. Society at the back but raised to mid calf in front, skirts shaped like bells, lanterns or domes. Necklines show just as much variety, although the accent for fall is on bareness rather than cover. That old-time favorite, black crepe, is revived for both short and long evening wear in designer collections being shown this week to visiting fashion re porters. The shows are sponsor ed by the couture group of the New York Dress Institute. Flowers In Fall The flowers that usually bloom In the spring are blossoming throughout Seventh Avenue's fall lines. These include flower printed brocades and taffetas. some of them in neon-bright col ors, others in muted combina tions. - Evening wear usually features glitter, but this fall there will be more than usual. It is a rare designer without at least one beaded, sequined or embroider ed cocktail or evening dress in the collection. Favorite fabrics for evening, beside the crepes, are chiffon lame, jacquard with its elabor ate pattern woven in, the cut and panne velvets, satin chiffon, silk georgette, brocades and chantilly and re-embroidered laces. Black and white, and the vivid blues, greens and reds shows through all lines. Fur trimming is a widely used for evening as for daytime. The firm of the late Hattie Carnegie collared a brocade dinner suit in white mink. Oleg Cassini showed a pale blue satin ball gown with a cerulean mink cuff around the strapless bodice. Tine Leser stressed the knit or sweater look in her clothes shown yesterday. One of her tricks for the college set is a wide striped knit jersey "union suit." covered by a black knit skirt. She combined extra long cashmere sweater tops with skinny-cut cashmere wool or tweed skirts. Arabian costume, pinnacle Pack ing Co.; matched pairs, Mann's; jumpers, Matlack's; parade horse, Fluhrer; Palomino, Dr. Merle Foland; Men's Western pleasure; Whitelaw Candy Co.; and Gibson Saddlery. Help Yourself to Happiness Reader! are Invited to present their problems. All queries will receive Individual attention and should be accompanied by Si stamped, self-addres&ed envelope, directed to MARY HARRIS KEIFFRT, M, A.. Department of Educa tion. I he AMERICAN INSTITUTE Ot FAMILY RELATIONS. 2S7 Sunset Boulevard. Los Aneeles 23. California. Ptach PI Peach pie Is easy to make vith canned cling peach slices. Thicken and sweeten the peaches, accenting with grated lime or lemon rind and juice. Chill in baked pastry shell, then cover with this superb crunchy topping. Boil together 2 min utes 1,4 cup each butter and brown sugar and lightly stir In 1-4 cup chopped roasted almonds and 1 cup cornflakes. How's Your Memory? Can memory be improved? What can you do to straighten it? Or how can you test and compare your ability with say, an elephant's memory, which rates higher than the average quiz kid's or college professor's at least according to legend? Do you suspect that you go wool-gathering more than Joe, next door, who can rattle off the Red Sox's scores for the past five years? Or that you cannot remember as well as Betty, who never forgets your birthday or hers? Do you have strong suspicion that if you were suddenly left to solo, you could not recite the LORD'S PRAYER or the PLEDGE OF' ALLEGIANCE alone?" And the STAR SPANGLED BANNER can you remember any verse besides the first? Well, how is your memory? Elephantine? Try ,it,ior voltage on the following questions. 1. Do you remember your telephone number, and if you have a car, your license number? 2. What did you have for each meal yesterday? And what were you doing at this hour yesterday? 3. Complete the blanks: a. Dwight Eisen hower b. " unum" (Lat in inscription) c Kinsey d. "Don't pay too much for the " Benjamin Franklin e. " Leagues Un der the Sea" f Ghandi g. " "Tis better to have and lost, than never to have at all." h. Samuel Clemens was also known as 4. How does the Preamble of the Constitution start? 5. Name ten states in one minute. Answers: Award yourself 5 for each correct answer. 3. a. David, b. pluribus, c. Alfred, d. whistle, e. 20.000, f. Mahat ma, g. loved, loved, h. Mark Twain. 4. "We, the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union . . ." The Payoff: 40-60 You're an elephant congratulations! 30 or below You're, as bad as you suspected! Square Dance Sessions Told For Weekend Three square dance groups will hold sessions this evening or Saturday night. The Pioneer's dance club will be held at Kershaw Square to night with Gordon Kershaw and Kenny Howe calling the squares. The round dance review will begin at 8 p.m. with square dancing at 8:30 p.m. New of ficers will be installed at the session. Guests are welcome and pot luck refreshments will be served. The Waggin Wheelers Square dance club will meet Saturday, July 13, in their new location at the Camp Corral at Camp White. The public is invited and pot luck refreshments -will be served. 'Daisy" Doilies Fran Cronin will call the squares for the group meeting Saturday, July 13, in the Moose hall, at 8:30 p.m. The dance is open to the public and potluck refreshments will be served. Picnic Sunday A picnic will be held Sunday, July 14, at 1 p.m. in TouVelle State park by the RNA and Mistletoe club. Those attend ing are asked to take a lunch and their own service as hot and cold drinks will be furnished. I 7218 jjyffl Swim Classes' Family Night Programs Planned at YMCA The YMCA is now holding a swim class for mothers and chil dren of pre-school age, ages 3 to 5, at 3 p.m. every Friday after noon. All mothers who are interest ed in learning to swim and for their children to learn to swim should register now. The purpose of the class is that of teaching the mother the skills and techniques of swim ming, and then the mother in turn teaches the children. Instructor for the class is Jan Stevens. The YMCA Family Night Committee announces that on Friday, July 19, there will be a family night program, 'rom 7 p.m. until 10 a.m. The program that evening will consist of various activities in cluding swimming,- family games in the gym. Bingo, refreshments, and a short get-together of all families at the end of the pro gram. All families jn Medford and the Rogue Valley area are in vited to attend. There are still some vacancies open for the July-August Tiny Tot swim session, according to YMCA oficials. This session will begin on Monday, July 22. There will be 7 sections, with classes for members on Monday and Thursday afternoons at 1 p.m. The classes for non-members are scheduled for - Tuesday and Thursday mornings and Wednes days and Saturdays at 9 and 9:45 a.m. A service fee will be charged. For further details call the YMCA at SP 2-6295. Fan-ian Rolli Here's a way to heat baked fan-tan rolls and give them a fancy topping at the same time. Melt 3 tablespoons butter in a heavy skillet or electric fry pan and stir in 3 tablespoons each brown sugar and chopped wal nuts. Place fan-tan rolls upside down in mixture. Cover tightly and cook over low heat about 5 minutes. District Rebekah Convention In Jacksonville Tuesday Mrs. Mary Barker, president of the state assembly of Rebekah lodges of Oregon, from Suther lin, will pay her official visit to the district, Tuesday, July 16. The 49th annual Rebekah ' con vention for district 12 will be held that day in Jacksonville at the Community hall. Registration will be held dur ing the morning with the first session at 10 a.m. and the after noon session at 1 p.m. The ban quet will be held that evening at 6 p.m. in the Odd Fellows hall and an evening session will start at 8 p.m. Mrs. George Brownlee, Jack sonville, is chairman for the convention assisted by Mrs. Marshall Weidman, Central "Daisy" doilies to tell a bride or hostess how very much you like her! These are beginner easy to crochet; so inexpensive, you'll want several for your own home. Pattern 7218: Crochet direc-1 sired. tions for "daisy" doily in three "But sizes simple for a beginner to do! Send THIRTY-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 plainly NAME, ADDRESS AND PATTERN NUMBER. A bonus for our readers two FREE patterns, printed in our new Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book for 1957! Plus a wonder ful variety of designs to order crochet, knitting, embroidery, huck weaving, toys, dolls, oth ers. Send 25 cents for your copy of this exciting NEW needle book now! Wealthy Grandma Likes Occupation As Chambermaid Miami. Fla. JW A wealthy, 71-year-old grandmother who lives in a mansion in one of Miami Beach's most fashionable sections has completed her third year at a job which doesn't "bore" her. She's a chambermaid. Mrs. Bertha Moser, who said she took the job at a plush Miami Beach hotel to escape in activity, could live at the hotel rather than work in it if she de- Point, vice-chairman; Mrs. John Black, Jacksonville, secretary treasurer; Mrs. Leone Wein gardt. Kerby. chaplain; Mrs. Zola Paisley, Gold Hill, warden; Mrs. Thel Abel, Grants Pass, conductor; Mrs. Clark McDow ell, Central Point, inside guar dian; Mrs.- Ed Dameron, Med ford, outside guardian; Mrs. Carl Peterson, Ashland, musician; Mrs.- James Fretwell, Jackson ville, right supporter to the chairman; Mrs. Cecil Johnson. Gold Hill, left supporter to the chairman; Mrs. Gerald Kime, Central Point, right supporter to the vice chairman; and Mrs. Joyce Heald, Kerby, left sup porter to the vice chairman. Mrs. Mae Bayse Koffer, Glen dale, is past chairman and the courtesy officers are Mrs. Carl Black, page to chairman, and Mrs. Kindred Thomas, page to vice-chairman. During the day reports of the lodges and all branches will be given with the welcome address by Mrs. Thomas of Jacksonville. Children Get Proteins, Lack Some Vitamins Washington (IP A three state study of school children's eating habits shows they're eat ing well. But there's plenty of room for improvement. The U. S. Department of Agri culture said the experiment sta tions in Iowa, Kansas and Ohio took a thorough look at diets of nine- 10 and 11-year-olds. They found that most school children nred more calcium, ascorbic acid and vitamin A in their daily fare. - In general, the youngsters ate plenty of protein-rich and cer eal foods,. but needed more vit-amin-r'ch fruits and vegetables. The studies showed differences of eating habits in different areas. The diets of Iowa children for instance, were highest . in food nergy value, vitamin A and ascorbic -tcid. Girls in Kan sas received more protein than those in the other two states. Advice on how the woman in vestor can handle her own mon ey and increase it is offer ed in Ralph Epstein's new book "How to Invest your Money," which is now available at the Medford public library. Knight Ceremonial Scheduled at Yreka Yreka The annual Knight rank ceremonial will be held in the Pythian cave south of here Saturday. Members of Knights of Pythias from western states will attend. The regular monthly meeting of Fuhat Burkan temple 224, Dramatic Order Knights of Kho rassan will be held at 3 p.m. (PDT) in the IOOF hall here the same day. A banquet is sched uled for 6 p.m. in the Yreka Inn. Members of Knights of Pythias and DOKK will attend the cere monial after the banquet. . it's honest work and I the trim-figured grand said. "It doesn't bore love it,' mother me." And Mrs. Moser admits she doesn't like being bored. She said she got the job because she want ed to lead a "useful, active life." "I painted my home myself; then I took a course in upholster ing. I upholstered a lot of furni ture. But one day I found myself with nothing to keep me busy." It was then Mrs; Moser decid ed to take a course in hotel maid service and get a job. "And here I am," she said. "About a dozen women started the maid service course, but only five of us finished." The silver-haired grandmother lives in a $40,000 home in one of the most fashionable sections of Miami Beach. Her neighbors include prominent names in poli tics and business. She uses her earnings at her hotel job to help three families of relatives and friends in her native France. Mrs. Moser's advice to elderly persons is "never stop working. And it's not too late to begin." I "I'm not worried if people : know what I do," she said. "I'm ' beyond all that. But I don't think : my grandchildren will ever tell i their friends." Hints on all aspects of home , making are covered in home : economics books at the Medford I public library. 1 For your summer listening pleasure Records: ' ' All 7 rpm , TsV i AeLLInTaT COST!v , V I A wonderful selection of children's and - x,: jC square dance recordings are included! Xv w ah io" lp's on occi . Now selling ot XVI O VfTS 1 T'.V SPECIAL FACTOR! PURCHASE I jyfeKV Classical - Pop - Jazz. Reg. $3.98 M TaVitr. and $4.98 Albums Now M These fine values will be available to you throughout the month of July"- PURUCKER PIANO HOUSE Southern Oregon's High Fidelity Center 111 North Central Phone SP 2-5702 AILIL NEW 1957 Model RCA Victor Television fn m Afo) a Our 1958 Models Will Arrive Soon. Limited Quantities 2 1 -In. Table Model 261 Sq. In. Viewable Picture With your old set s 158 88 2 1 -In. Table Model Blond. 2(1 Sq. In. Viewable Picture With your old set s 168 88 2 1 -In. Swivel Consols $ Blond or manog. zbi sq. in. views me Picture. With your old set 238 88 24-ltt. Roll Around Console $ 329 sq. in. viewaoie riciure With your old set 258 88 24-ln. Table Model 329 Sq. In. Viewable Picture With your old set s 198 88 2 1 -In. Mahogany Console $ ? 1 O - 1 i. n: a. ' 'i jq. in. iicwanif riciure With your old set 208 88 2 1 -In. Birch or Mahogany Deluxe 4 speaker With your old set 298 88 2 1 -In. Mahogany Console $ Deluxe 3 speaker With your old set 288 88 Hal Krueger and Al Thompson i - s Other Merchandise Priced to Go! 1957 Norge Automatic Washer Luxury Line Rac With Your Old Washer Rag. $339.95, NOW $ 238 88 1955 Norge Washer, Used A-l Condition $12488 ELECTRIC STORE 1956 Norge Range Automatic, New Reg. $329.95, with your eld range $228 88 1956 11 eu. ft. Norge Refrigerator S00088 Was $309.95 NOW '228' and your 14 refritersrer 237 E. Main Norge Freeze 123 eu, ft. Lara Model Used Now Only $324 88 at Bartlett 1956 RCA Estate Range Reg. $329.95 With your old range $25888 Ph. SP 2-2456 1956 RCA Estate Range Reg. $399.95 With your old ran 29888 1956 Norge Washer Demonstrator 88 Reg. $339.95 C 1 vr. auarantee V NOW 198' and your old washer
