o
Advise Perfume
As Divorce Cure
Lf An!' '? "Their
o:id re f'.'.T oivortc-s if
.mT:can v.urr.f.n wore more
' B-;" nftrj- hss the l;t!e
irsn ?:rri"i. '-'rflrd and deliver--!.
.-hf- rf:-'s on her laurels
and force's ,r "'b'rvf- the bc-
:tr '"eri s which a'Tac'd him
to h'-r "
Prrf;:n"f romranv president
Fd'-'.-ar': Co-.;rr.nd ;avc hi? for
rn'ila for rii'nrfc cmtp today
ni'rr srrr. ir.n ,ri spi'fri he v.ord
to Hollywood b'-aiities.
T;"e Amr-rican f'-m&I said
t-. prr idcn 'f La nvip Per-f-;mrs.
"pr?v h'-r If morntna.
r.imn and niclit '.vIiti she's track
ing down h-r ma! uariiC
' V.'rv do' -n't shp no on doing
if"
He report'-d 'vat Frntir.o
m'n. hy contrast, use perfume
hk" th'-y d'i lipstick or any
o'hor grooming aid "all their
lives. "
''To t! f ir! dabbling on per
ft.mo i a elementary as apply-in-,'
lips' i'-k or powder." he nd
W d '"American women could do
"W'-U. arid th're would be few
er divorces, I'll wacer. to follow
inrir xampl."
Anyway. tliat Crmrnad s the
ory, ladies.
Med ford Crusade
Representative
Talks for Group
Kenneth Cook, manager of
United Airlines, represented the
United Meriford Crusade as he
snoke to the members 'if Alpha
Lambda chapter. Epsilon Sigma
Sorority International. Monday
evt nink. Mr. Cook showed color
slides of tiie various organiza
tions benefiting from the drive,
an, asked members to encour
age others to join in the crusade.
Also preceding 'he regular meet
ing was the pledge ceremony for
Mr. Dean Eppinger. Mrs. B. H.
Gilbert, from Alpha Iota chapter.
Grants Pass was given the af
filiation ceremony. Mrs. Rob
ert Shanale conducted the cere
monies, assisted by Mrs. Chester
Peterson.
The meeting was held at. the
iinmf of Mrs. Peterson, wilh Ms.
Full Roseborough and Mrs.
Howard Phillips serving as co
VioMesses. The next scheduled
meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Jackie Adams, 32
Cottage street. October 28 at
8 p m.
V. 4j
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Sunday, Oclober 20, 1957
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL THIBtTNIU-SE?ZK
THE CAPITAL TURNS OUT TO GREET THE QUEEN General view of the motorcade carrying Queen Elizabeth
IJ and Prince Phihp from the airport of the White House after their arrival in Washington, D. C. Crowds are
shown along the sidewalks in this view looking up h;sto ric Pennsylvania ave. toward the Capitol (background.
The Queen's car is the second in line, flanked by Secret Service cars.
Fellowship President
To Be Circle Guest
Mrs. Claud Cooper, president
of Christian Women's fellowship.
First Christian church, will be a
! guest of circle 3 at the home of
; Mrs. Alice Davis. 1036 Murray
i street, Thursday. October 24. at
! 1 p.m.
j Mrs. William Piper will be the
; guest of circle 4 at the home of
; Miss Joan Guyer. 31.9 Portland
' avenue, Thursday at 1 p.m.
! Also meeting at 1 p.m. Thurs
l day for a dissert luncheon will
I be circle 1. at the home of Mrs.
I Lester Childs. 210 Vancouver
i avenue; and circle 5 with Mrs.
Arthur Carroll, 1036 Murray
street.
Circle 6 will meet for a work
day at the church Thursday at
10 am. with a covered dish
luncheon being served at noon.
Barbecued chicken is done
when the leg bone will twist
easily in the socket. Cooking
time lg from 1 to l'i hours.
Raisin Ration
When youngsters go off for a
Saturday afternoon jaunt, let
them take along nickel packs of
raisins for "emergency rations".
Vitamins and minerals, plus nat
ural fruit sugars make them bet
ter all-around food than candy.
'-v;
real
Hav.
I
i
A pretty root can be a
morale builder on a rainv
By Arjuatocs, this cotton poplin
coat features a bulky knit yoke,
push-up ragland (ileeves, and
contour belt. It is Zelan-treated
for water and spot repel! ency.
Eastern Oregon Trees
Described in Booklet
How to identify the trees in
Eastern Oregon woods is told in
simple terms in an illustrated
folder, "Western Pine Region
Timber," just published by the
Western Pine association. Ten
major softwood trees of the re
gion are described. Closeup
drawings of trunk, crown, bark,
twig and seed cone help make it
easy to tell them apart. Trees
covered are Ponderosa pine, Su
gar pine, Douglas fir. White fir,
Engelmann spruce, Idaho white
pine, Lodgepole line, larch In
cense cedar and Red cedar.
The folder also reports state
Dy staie siausucs on me region s i
timber supply, forest land acre- i
age. lumber production and j
other phases of the economy j
based on the timber resource.
Copies of the free holder can :
be obtained from the Western !
Pine association, Yeon Building, j
Portland 4, Oregon. j
Next time carrots are on the j
menu, try adding minced green '
pepper, sauteed in butter or mar-',
ganne, to the hot vegetable.
Season to taste with salt and
ground black pepper.
School Is Topic
For DAR Chapter
Back to school will be the sub
ject for the afternoon meeting of
Crater Lake chapter. Daughters
of the American Revolution,
Saturday. October 26. James A.
Johnson wil speak on "Our Med
ford High School." Several
members will contrast the pre
sent schools with those they at
tended. The meeting will start at 2 p.m.
with Mrs. C. O. Lovejoy as host
ess. She will be assisted by Mrs.
V. J. Bolton, Mrs. Jesse C. Long
and Mrs. Carl Oestreich.
World Day
Program
Announced
Centered around the theme
"Bread. Freedom and Dignity"
the annual World Community
day program of Medford Coun
cil of United Church Women
will be held in First Methodist
church Friday, November 1.
The morning program will
open at 10 a.m. with a business
session and election of officers.
Mrs. Samuel Earhart. second
vice-president, will preside.
A covered dish luncheon will
be served at noon with women
of the various churches provid
ing salads, hot dishes and des
sert enough for their own group
plus two extra. Methodist wom
en will serve coffee, rolls, jelly
and pickles.
Mrs. Wilbur Arnold, chairman
for the afternoon program, has
announced that musical num
bers and a speaker will follow
the installation of officers. Sev
eral ministers of the valley will
assist throughout the day in de
votional services.
Clothing for overseas will be
received and dedicated. Those
bringing articles are asked to
package warm clothing in me
dium or small size cardboard
boxes well tied for shipment.
All interested persons are in
vited to attend the day's activi- i
ties, it is announced by Council
officers.
A nursery will be maintained
for small children.
Now fashion carries weight in
the bathroom. A new scale is
on the market a scale design
ed to add glamor to heavy duty.
The scale is carpeted in a deep
pile fabric in shades ranging
from pink mink to mutation
gray.
Gold Hill Lodge
Approves Donation
Gold Hill Members of Ame
thyst Rebekah lodge approved
a cash donation for the annual
home fall festival for the bene
fit of the Odd Fellows Home in
Portland, at a meeting Wednes
day evening in the "local Odd
Fellows hall. Mrs. Lester Park
er, noble grand, presided. Dur
ing this festival, lodges through
out the state have an opportu
nity to make voluntary contri
butions to the food supply for
the home.
Plans were made to attend
Friendship night at Hope Rebe
kah lodge in Ashland. October
22 at 8 p.m. Members planning
to go are asked to contact Mrs.
Paul Thompson for arrange
ments. First nomination of officers
was held. Mrs. Wilmer Bailey
was nominated for noble grand;
Mrs. Paul Molloy, treasurer
Mrs. Paul Thompson, recording
secretary; and Mrs. Cecil John
son, financial secretary.
Mrs. Parker appointed Mrs.
Roy Bornoman to plan a pro
gram for next meeting. Mrs.
Don Morrow and Mrs. Clyde
Kell were named 'to the Novem
ber refreshment committee.
Several members participated
in a skit, under the direction of
Mrs. Paul Thompson. They were
Chapter AA
Charjter AA. r.E.CV. wulTneet
for luncheon Wednesday, Octo
ber 23 at 12:30 p.m. e the hofr
of Mrs. Mamie Sleeter.
I east Main street. Mrs. LelB.d
j Mentzer and Mrs. John. Moffat
j will assist Mrs. Sleeler.
I
New Nylon Shecte
Nylon sheets can be wasbedt
and dried and back on the 'hed
in less than one hour's ioe
says Margaret Spader, home
service editor of the Gas Appli
ance -wanuiacturers social ioji,
This reduces the neefi for S large
inventory of bedding for tht al
ready crowded linen closet, for
they fold up to about one frl
the sire of a cotton sheet. They
are now available in fresh pastel
colors.
Mrs. Molloy, Mrs. Parker, fra.
Morrow. Mrs. KpII anfl Mrs,
Jerry Herrington.
Refeshments were sered by
Mr?. Clarence Parj'ey and Mrs.
Johnson in observance of feiei!
day night. Those honored r
October birthdays were Mrs.
Morrow, Mrs. Kell, Mrs. John-)
son and Mrs. Parker.
Mrs. Donald Morrow, presi
dent of the Amethyst Rebefcah
Friendship club states the g'oup
j will meet at her home Monday,
October 21 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Jerry
' Herrington will be co-hostC6S.
Oranges and grapefruit peel
easily if let stand for a few min
utes in scalding hot water.
To keep a cut cake fresh,
place a piece of bread against
the cut surface and use tooth
picks to hold the bread in place.
Joseph W. Burba, D.D.S.
Wishes to Announce
The Removal of His Office
From the Medical Center Building to
836 East Main Street, Medford
Suite 2 General
Telephone SP 2-9275 Dentistry
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