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TWO MEDFOQ (OF$GON) MAIL TRIBUTE Thuridar. August 22, I9S7 Fareweli Part Honors Fmily; Group at Camp Butte Falls Butte Falls Com munity Bble church sponsored a fareweiT dinner for Mr. j.d Mrs. Brittain Ash and their sons, Donevan and Terry, in the social room of the church August 19. Mr. Ash has been transferred from his office as forest ranger of the ogue River natiorl for est to Ketchikan, Alaska. Done van Ash will accompany his father by plane next week to K9chikan. Mrs. Ash will continue her work as dean of girls at Crater High school in Central Point. Terry ill remain with her. At the end of the school year they will join Mr. Ash and Donevan in Alaska. Games and songs, and pre sentation of a farewell gilt were the features of the evening which followed the dinner. Senior Bible camp started at Lake of the Woods Monday. Those attending from the local church are Virginia Ann Mc Allister, Martha Dalton, Philip Crammer, Jim Irwin, Jerry Fer geson, Larry Cavin, Cody Ram bo and Ira Rambo. The Rev. Howard Simmons Is one of the counselors at the camp which will continue through this wed. Those who attended junior camp for girls last week were Daiene McAllister, Judy Burg, Robin Lee Simmonds, Darlene Edmondson, Linda McAllister and Susan Crammer. Brumitt Family Guests in Medford Master Sgt. and Mrs. Ruel Brumitt and children, Clint and Julie, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Burroughs, 827 Gilman road. Sergeant Brumitt is being transferred to Bend, Ore. with the Ground Observer corps after being in the Philippines for the last three years. The family flew from Clark field to Travis Air Force base in California and will visit in Pen dleton, Ore., before going to Bend. FaU can be used over and over if they are strained after each usage. For Small Tots A tot's Joy to be with an other little child. Imagine its pleasure pondering over these children! Embroidered on sepa rate blocks, in gay embroidery. Fun to make crib cover or pictures. Pattern 7178: transfer of 9 tots about 5x8 '4 inches. Send Thiriy-five centi (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 Chelsea Sta tion, New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUMBER. A bonus for our readers; two FREE patterns, printed in our new Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book for 1957! Plus a variety of designs to order crochet, knittting; embroidery, huck weaving, toys, dolls, others. Send 25 cents for your copy of this needlecraft book now! Birthday Dinner Honors Talent Man Talent A dinner in honor of Thomas J. Bell on his 85th birth day anniversary was held at the Bell's home in Talent August 18. Present were Mrs. AdaWill born, Medford; Thomas M. Bell, Riddle, Ore., a grandson of the honored man; another grandson, DarreH A. Bell and his family of Yreka, Calif., and a granddaugh ter, Mrs. Dallas Reeder and fam ily, Provolt, Ore. Dance Set Waggin Wheelers Square Dance club will hold a dance Saturday, August 24 at the Square Corral near Camp White. Kenneth Howe will be guest caller. The public Is invited to at tend. Refreshments will be pot luck. Plan Dance Medford Jaycettes will hold an informal dance Saturday, August 24 at 8 p.m. at the Smith Barn on Griffin Creek road. Cof fee and other refreshments will be served. All Jaycees and their fam ilies are invited. To Meet Pocahontas lodge will meet In Redmen hall, Apple street, Fri day, August 23, at 8 p.m. Mrs. Leo Mitchell was in itiated into the lodge at the meeting last week. Guests Arrive Mr. and Mrs. William Wessing er and Guido Rahr, Portland, are arriving today by plane and will be guests of Mrs I. E. Schuler, 114 Highland drive. They will attend performances of the Oregon Shakespearean Festival in Ashland. PUTTING DOWN THE DOGS New York (IPI Promoters of National Hot Dog Month, July, say our consumption of frank furters is expected to reach new highs this year for a total of 1,110 million pounds. Here's a simplified peach Mel ba dessert. Chill canned cling peach halves thoroughly. Drain and fill with ice cream. Top with raspberry jam thinned with a little of the peach syrup, if desired. Society Half-Size Fashion r if I- H km 1 ''r 'mm SIZES "TBi" 9014 14!-24V4 V in; tirtir Here's an easy way to slim your figure! Sew this new Print ted Pattern see how its grace ful lines whisk the inches away! Bodice is detailed with rows of easy-to-sew tucks. Printed Pattern 9014: Half Sizes 14'2, I6V2, I8V2, 2OV2, 22V2, 24 VS. Size 16 takes 4Vs yards of 35-inch fabric. Printed directions on each pattern part. Easier, accurate. Send Thirty-five cents (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 plainly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Chic Coed Confronted By Whole Batch of New Terms By GAY PAULEY United Press Correspondent New York (IP1 Fashion this fall has its own version of the college entrance exam a whole batch of new terms for the chic coed to know. For instance. Quad coat, skir lotte and campus strutter. B. Altaian and company, one New- York store, as a public service to the puzzled coed, has compiled and published an "un abridged dictionary of 1957 col lege fashions. With the store's permission, here are excerpts, with a couple of my own rung in. Big Brother Sweater: Casual knit patterned after a fashion popularized by Elder Male Sib ling, who " gets straight "A's" and is captain of a football team. Black Crepe adjective: Fash ion revival, as in black crepe dress. Smooth! , Campus Strutter: A dashing sports coat, iu wool, leather, oil skin, etc. Car Coat: Not too long, not too short, perfect to wear over shorts. Chanel Look Old French: In spired by fashion a la famous Paris designer o 20's and 30's. Before your time. Heraldic Medal: Very import ant pin. Worn at neckline, at hip or on headband. Leopard: Ferocious feline that purrs like a kitten when it's an imitation fur hat, beanie, over blouse, full length coat, raincoat or trimming on a sweater. Leotard: Dancer's tights jtovi featured for lounging. Wear only if you have dancer's lithe build. Madras: Cotton plaid originat ing in India, migrating first to men's wear, now omnipresent in college shops. Magnified Herringbone: Big pattern this fall ... Motor Scooter Jacket: A sport short. Muff: A cylinder of fur, rac coon, fox, lynx, with openings at each end. Important accessory . . . keeps your hands warm, too. Overblouse: You don't tuck it in . . . comes in any fashionable fabric, casual or date-wise. Overshirt: Middy. Quad Coat: Short spot, see motor scooter jacket. ' Racoon: Diurnal and nocturn al animal. Greyish brown and bushy. Habitat: Muffs, gloves, slip pers, handbags, longcoats, short coats, dresses, suits, sweaters. Rope verb: To get all tied up in long lines of beads and metal chains. Skirlotte: A culotte that is part shorts, part kilts. Walking Suit: A shorter than long coat with its own skirt. Wide Wale Adjective: Cordu roy with a broad rib. Wide Wale Noun: Moby Dick. PRESLEY'S DAD RELENTS Memphis, Tenn. (IP) Elvis Presley's father decided Wed nesday against prosecuting six Whitehaven High School foot ball players who tried to make off with the Presley lawn furni ture. After a conference at Ju venile Court, Mr. and Mrs. Ver non Presley shook hands with the boys and invited them to "come and visit us sometime." 4 Slips covers come cleaner in the wash if the loose dirt is re moved from them with a vacuum cleaner before they are dunked into suds. Newark Man Named Moose High Governor Spokane W Ralph A. Villani, Newark, N.J., was ! elected supreme governor of the Loyal Order of Moose at their international convention here Wednesday. He succeeds George Young of Spokane, who be comes junior past governor. Others elected were Henry F. Wallenwein, junior governor, and Judge Louis K. Thaler of j Ithaca, N.R., supreme prelate. j Fred Zabel, Aurora, 111., was re- j elected for the fifth time as su-1 preme treasurer. The official convention ball I Wednesday night was to honor I Supreme Governor and Mrs. Young. More than 3,500 dele-i gates have registered for the ' convention. Fori Stevens State Park To Be Dedicated Astoria ilPi Fort Stevens state par near Warrenton will be dedicated Sunday. The park has-been in use for more than two years but Sunday will see the first official cere mony marking its opening. Pat Dooley, speaker of the Oregou House, will represent Gov. Rob ert D. Holmes. Dr. Virgil H.Mohr Announces The Removal of His Dental Offices From the Fluhrer Bldg. to 924 E. Main MEDFORD Phone SP 2-2414 DRAMATIC SAVINGS SUNDAY Watch Sunday's Tribune MOVING VANS NOW AVAILABLE FOR e&KttVf?&4l TO cities throughout the United States. Soft furniture pads are used to cushion furniture, eliminating crating expense. For full particulars about long distance moving and schedules, call the office below. DAVIS Transfer & Storage COMPANY 139 S. Fir Ph. SP 2-6273 Ashland: 240 4th St. Phone MU 2-8552 S 500.00 IN FREE GR0CE NOTHING TO BUY! JUST COME IN AND CHECK OUR BULLETIN BOARD AND SEE IF YOUR LICENSE IS AMONG THE LUCKY WINNERS! 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