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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1957)
4"fci?T" o O o o o o o O o 0 SIX MEDFORD qML TRfablJfc Sunday, DwenSr 1, 1867 Three Participate In College Event PortQid Three- Medford itudents recently participated in the third annual community pro gram sponsored by the Asso ciated Women $Kydents of Lewis and Clark college. The purpose of the program, involving 160 young women, was to observe and assist in the work of various social agencies of Portland. It was alsoitoed that it would stimulate imeresr-in volunteer service after graduation. Medford participants an(1)the agencies they visited are Misses Melva Gebhard and Sally Mon gold, Boys' and Girls Aid So ciety; and Miss Jonna Henson, Family Counselling service. Miss Gebhard, an elementary educa tion major, Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gebhard, 1519 North Riverside avenue, Griffin Creek Club Announces Film A film entitled "The Inside Story" will be presented at the next meeting of the Griffin Creek School Mother's club, Wednesday, December 4, at 1:2 p.m. in th school cafeteria. Mothers of fifth graders -ill serve refreshments, Mrs. Harold Kanyon and Mrs. Joe Killings worth will be in charge. Baby sitting services fill be provided. and Miss Mongold is a medical technology major and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Mongold, Eagle Point. Miss Hensen, cided as to her major, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Henson, 200 Westerlund drive. All three are freshmen. 11 DAVIS n For0 the Best o o of Your Life! o o' It's a fact! Skilled, expert Davis Movers take all of H? worry and work out of your moving. Davis rates arc lower than you'd PSt for such extra service. Call for a freg estimate ... next time you move. CI FAST GRATING AND PACKING SERYIOE Another tj: Service is responsible storage facilities. You'll find that Davis has the most modernand complete storage facilities in Southern Oregon. So if you have a storage problem ... either household or commercial ... Call Davis ... you'll find the answer quickly! DMAS TRANSFER, AND STORAGE CO. Medford 139 South Fir Phone SP 2-6273 Ashland - 240 4th St. Phone MU 2-8552 O 13 Grove Gardener Hold Annua! Event Members of Grov Garden club and their guests attended the annual turkey Sinner recent ly t Oak Grov Aioolhouse. Thirty-four atteneS. A business meeting followed, with Mrs. W. H. Arnold presid ing. TSe club Fed j reso lution calling for protection of the turtle or mourning dove, stating that the bird i ofenefit tS H f a -v Tl 3 i . i ivixs. i. kj. riuya, aneaiora, president of the Oregon Federa tion of Garden club) was a guest. She spoke of the ectigjities of tH federation end df the bene fits to be derived from federation membership. O Mrs. B. H. Belknap of Perry dale was introduced and gave a demonstration on gift wrapping. Corsages were presented to Mrs. Belknap and Mrs. Floyd. The displa9 table contained several arrangements of dried material made by Mrs. Henry Zacharisen and placed in crass bowls. Mrs. L. M. Hamilton dis played a cornucopia of fresh fruits and nuts, Mrs. C. Shores an arrangement of berried shrub branches and M. Arnold of fruit and ijjits around a fresh pineapple. Mrs. Zacharisen was awarded a prize. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Wimer, Mr. Floyd and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. McMann. Mrs. Belknap, the Wimers and the McManns became members of the club. Mr. and Mrs. Noel Erskine and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brewold were the serving committee. The tables were decorated with lace mats, berried shrubs and colorful nut cups. O Annua! Holiday Party ToBe Given bf)Club Getogether club annual Christ mas party will be held Wednes day, Decemher 4, at 1 p.m. Mem bers are reminded to take a dish towel with their name worked on it as a gift and something for a box for needy families. Club Party 0 Central Point Central Point Garden club will hold a Chrisv mas party "gTednesday, Decem ber 4 at the home of Mri. C. W. Anhorn. Th? meeting will begin at 1:30 p.m. with dessert and :will include aD plant exchange. TTv u MEDFORD ft ENTIRE STOCK o FALL COATS REDUCED! 3 I e . " t i A . . w : ' g -ixsty . II II EVEQY FALL cCOAT ID STOCK - OEQADDLESS OF F0EJEE1 PBICE! 7 Sizes 8-18 o oWOGL AND CASHMERE! o WOOL TWEEDS! o WOOL FLEECES! o WOOL SUEDES! SOFTLY DRAPED STYLES, FULL SWIRL BACKS, CTRIM0 TAILORED PENCIL Sj,IM O BOX DESIGN, RCH0FALL COLORS OF RED, GREY AND &IGE. . O .. O e o 'T Richard Alley of Alley Lumber companwas named "Bss of the Year" at the 1957 aanual Boss night dinner given by Rogue chapter. National Secretaries afiociatisn. Mr. Alley is shown here with 'his secretary, Mrs. Virginii Schuster, who is chapter president. Since Mr. Alley dii met know Re was to be honored by the chapter, he went elk kumtixs theOweek of the dinner and the award wek accepted by Bex Ivans, ala ef the firm. When he returned, Mr. Alley received &m statuette from Mrs. Schuster. e O Christmas Parties Blanned By County ExterasionUhits Four Home Extension cunits have scheduled meetings this week, another one will meet De cember 11, und one has post poned its mettinj until Friday, December 13. A Christms prty for Med ford Parents unit will be held at the home of Mrs. Myrlin Scott, 601 West Tenth street, Tuesday, December 3, at 7:30 p.m. . Those attending are reminded to takPa homemade gift for the Christmas tree exchange and canned food for the Christmas baske o Hostesses vll be Mrs.C. P. Smets and r. 1 . H6 Fields. Further information may be ob tained b$ calling Mi Arthur Hertager at SPring 2-i48$. The Reg Crek group will meet Tuesday, December, at 10:30 i in- at the home of Mrs. Ben Gardner, Crater Lake high way. Che lesson will be "Con sumer Buying" and a gift ex change will be held. Price limit onnhe gift is $1, according to nit officials. Meeting Wednesday, Decem ber 4, is the Lake Creek unit aJ tne nome or Mrs. James iLage. The place of meeting has been changed from what was previous ly announced. The meetipg will start at 10:30 a.m. Mgs. JoeArens and Mrs. Le land'M. Charley will be leaders for the project lesson on "Con sumer Buying of Foods." The Christmas party , will be held with gifts costing not moreQthan $1 being exchanged. Members who have not been contacted as to what food they should take are asked o call Mrs. Henry Meyer, luncheon chairman. Child care will be provided at the home of Mrs. Erme Payne, Brownsboro, and mothers are asked to take a sack lunch for their child. A charge will be made for their care. Insteaji of the annual gift ex change in the Upper Applegate unit those attending the Wednes- O day, December 4, meeting will remember others. Everyone is asked to take food or clothing items for some local needy fam ily. They are also asked to take any surplus cosmetic or toilet articles for a box to be sent to the state mental hospital at Sa lem. These items c&re to be gift wrapped but labeled as to con tent. The meeting will start at 1:30 a.m. and the project for the day will be on "Consumer Buying" and dealing -upth label identifi cation. cJt willobe presented by Mrs. Lyle Hard and Mrs. Edna Sawyer. Women attending are asked to take a picture0 of themselves at pre-school age and during the social period everyone will try to identify the piSures. (-Serving on the luigheon com mittee will be Mrs. Henry Map stoj Mrs. Glenn J'ravis, Mrs. Chester nes, Mrs. L. E. Bige low, and Mrs. John Collings. Ham for the dinner will be fur nished by the committee with t others taking dishes for a planned Christmas menu. Mem bers are reminded to -take their own table service. Child care will be available arid the meeting is open to all interested women. o TheQannual Christmas party for the Prospect Home extension unit grill be held Wednesday, December 11, at 10:30 a.m. at $ie home of Mrs. Willard Huff man. A ham dinner will be served. Sisters to Hold Annual Election; Luncheon Planned Pythian Sisters will meet Tuesday, Decembft 3, at 8 p.m. at the Pythian building. Past chiefs will be in charge of the opening and closing ceremonies, and Mrs. Dorothy Jack will be initiated. All officers and mem bers are requested to "ar for mal gowns if possible. Members of the staff will practice today at 3 p.m. with the officers. All those who have any part in the initiation service are requested to attend. Election of officers for the new year will be held Tuesday evening during the meeting. Mrs. George Bryant and Mrs. Harry Bryant are in charge of refreshments for the evening. Past Chiefs' club will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. with Mrs. Don Ross, Ross lane, foi a potluck luncheon. Members are asked to take articles they may have for thebox to be sent to the Pythian home. During the meeting following the lunch eon, plans will be made for the annual Christmas party. 18. Jackson county extension units won a second prize for their disdav on safetv in the home. Contest Continued By Toastmistress Toastmistress club held the third speech contest program at a meeting Monday evening at Girls Community club. Mrs. Effie Kurtz, president, presided; Mrs. Clarence Wilson gave the invo cation and led the flag salute. Mrs. Roy Rolls, toastmistress, introduced the contest speakers. Mrs. Ethel Mclntyre discussed, "This Thing Called Prejudice"; Mrs. Arnold Bohnert followed with "The Diminishing Clan" and Mrs. Clayton Ruhl asked, "Do You Expect a Thank You?" Mrs. Frank Dorigan explained, "Our Golden Trust." Last speak er, Mrs. John W. Marler, gave an interesting history of anes thesia in "Triumph Over Pain." "Fortunes," was the impromp tu speech of the . evening, dis cussed individually by each of the five speakers. Program evaluator was Mrs. Pat Redmond. Mrs. Elmer Ness served as speech evaluator. Timers were Mrs. Kurtz and Mrs. Wallace Haskins. Mrs. Wil son, Mrs. Pat Redmond and Mrs. Harry Marshall acted a tellers. Mrs. Bohnert was given first place and second place went to Mrs. Marler. T& topicmistress, Mrs. Wil son, presented 20 minutes of table-topics dealing with the attributes of human relations and how these are used in the Toastmistress club. Discussed were: good first impressions, good humor, punctuality, loy alty, diplomacy, humility, and social ease. Plans were made for a Christ mas party in the form of a pot luck dinner to be held at the home of Mrs. Wilson, Friday, December 13. Mrs. Rolls and Mrs. Elmer Ness are on the com mittee to assist Mrs. Wilson. 4 Officers Elected By Rebekah Lodge Mrs. Lee Garrett was elected noble grand of Olive Rebekah lodge at the last meeting of the group. Other officers elected were Mrs. R. L. Smith, vice grand; Mrs. Harry Bryant,, re cording secretary; and Mrs. L. F. Cline, financial secretary. Next meeting will be held Monday, December 2, at 8 p.m. Officers will be installed at the January meeting. The Beehive club of the lodge will hold a Christmas party Wednesday, December 11, at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. J. D. Brummond. Hostesses for the Monday meeting will be Mrs. Lee Gar rett, Mrs. Esther Coleman, Mrs. Gordon Pasteur, and Mrs. Rich ard Wilson. The Griffin Creek unit has postponed its meeting until Fri day, December 13, at 11 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Glen V. Allen, 981 South Stage roftt. At the meeting a box for a needy fattnily at Christmas time will be packed and decorated. Members are asked to take a covered dish for the luncheon and a gift for the Christmas ex change. At the November meeting Mrs. Phil Gates reported on the Safety Fair which was held November Fragrance at your fingertips... . . . excitingly neg BLANCHARD'S Sv-.-.v.v.v.-.-.-.-.-.-.-WA. fc::v:$::::":-&iS:w : o r-: Perfume Spray in A smart new attractiveO . bote to feature your favorite ffagrance in a longer lasting concentrate . . . self atomizer bottle . attractively boxed . . a beautiful gift.0 o o o o o Regular $J5 value o O ONLY 1 o 0.75 3 OZpius tax WAIfJSCOTT'S PHARMACY SELL S 1 i Iff TXJ?! -W A a i Ait f, rX Aim WE'RE GOING TO MOVE! STOCKS MUST BE CLEARED! SO HERE'S A CHRISTMAS SALE AND A BIG OPPORTUNITY For YOU TO SAVE MONEY! MUCH OF OUR FINE STOCK OF GIFTS AND HOME WARES IS NOW SALE PRICEDI NEW SPECIALS BEING ADDED DAILY! OPEN MONDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. TELEVISION TRAY SETS Sets of four trays. Gold on black decoration. Regular price $15,801 SALE 9.85 TAPER CANDLES IN GOOD VARIETY OF COLORS Q-i 10 INCH .. j SUNBEAM HAIR DRYERS, NEW AND VERY CIO 7Q PRACTICAL. REGULAR ?24.95 Villi I FLINT STAINLESS STEEL FRYPAN, LARGE M QQ SIZE WITH COVER. REGULAR $11.95 V 0 RUSSELL WRIGHT DINNERWARE, SERVICE 0 I Q Oft FOR 8. REGULAR $45.00 'O INDOOR GARDENER SETS. SMART FOR fft Oft GIFTS. REGULAR $6.95 pUifcS REGULAR $7.95 LAZY SUSANS. PINK OR C Oft BLUE ON METAL TRAY , SiOa 'BAUER POTTERY TEAPOTS EST SIX CUP Ql 7Q. SIZE. REGULAR $2.10 vl'5 QT. PRESTO COOKER, LATEST MODEL. (14 I ft REGULARLY PRICED $14.95 V I I Ruby Glassware $1 IQ Regular $1.95 BLOCK CANDLES TQj Regular $1.19 ...T '' TIN LOAF PAN I Qj Regular 40c SHOT GLASSES 10c Colored HUMMEL CARDS C4 Regular 10c LAMP SHADE $C Oft Regular $7.95 Uifctl DECORATOR TABLE LAMPS Wide range of price and style. Every lamp in stock is sale priced. One of our great values is a $70 Lamp at 3 J 89 ROYAL JACKSON FIDE GHISA DEAUVILLE Silvery floral pattern with platinum rim. Service for eight. Reg. $99.25 $595 SWEDISH MODERN STEMWARE A direct import from Sweden! Highest quality in the most popular shape. See this regular $1.00 Stemware now going at sale price 69 MELMAC DINNERWARE $15.95 Starter Sets - U pcs. Colorflyte brand, Choice of colors ' WE WILL BE IN OUR PRESENT LOCATION THRU THE CHRISTMAS SEASON SHOP US REGULARLY FOR THE SMARTEST GIFT BUYS. WE'LL HAVE MANY PLEASANT SURPRISES FOR YOU. HELP US MOVE! 8 HOGaEfflftRES 44 SOUTH CENTRAL 322 EAST MAIN STREET 3 PHONJE SP 2-6440
