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o a o , ti --f Thi burldin? young artist is the picture of neatness in her Ipotard-look Ieiure mumble by Oimanrhe Mill. Jelly bean ap pliqued omork i in biark and white rhevlt cotton by Lowen utein. Skinny pants are in black corduroy. Lady Lions Work On Toy Project Open House Set Medford Lady Lions held a work night at a meeting at the home of Mrs. C. Elwood Hcd berg. 1206 East Main street, Tuesday evening. Continuing the annual Christmas project, gifts for teenagers were wrapped. Committees were completed for the packing and distribution of toys. The Medford Fire department and Medford Lady Lions will hold open house for the showing of the completed toys. It will be held at the Franklin Transfer and Storage company, 340 N. Fir street, Friday. December 20. Refreshments will be served. Plans were made to sponsor the Jacksonville Ladies club in January. Mrs. Kenneth Camp bell and Mrs. Lee Melish are co chairman. Following the meeting, re freshments were served by the hostess and her committee. Mrs. Herbert Seitz and Mrs. Earl Nelson. SANTA SAYS: BUY FLORAL DISPLAYS AS CHRISTMAS GIFTS! 5 v f it t 1" -: i Zi Choose from lovely blooms for bouquets and corsages, plants and holiday greens. 1ST 5 J: f-'i Sunday, December 8, I9S7 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN L '"fe I , , j Mrs. Anson Ingels, Salem, Oregon presi dent of the American Legion auxiliary, was in Medford Monday for the opening of a Christmas store at Camp White Domiciliary. Mrs. Ingels and Eugene K. Ricker, manager of lhe Domiciliary, officially opened the store with a ribbon cutting ceremony. The Legion auxiliary supplied all articles for the store and for three days the veterans "shop ped" for presents for their families without charge. Msdford auxiliary members helped them with their selection, wrapped the pack ages and mailed them, with the auxiliary department paying the postage. About 60 wheel chair veterans were given first oppor tunity in the store, 'and others of the 8C0 men at the Domiciliary followed. Veterans Louis T. Vig and Walter Rodgers are shown in their wheel chairs near Mr. Ricker. Mrs. Earl B. Bigalow, Medford, state hospital director, was chairman in charge of the store project. About 25 Medford unit members assisted her. Jamison-Reeder Marriage Rites Held in Ashland Ashland Miss Patsie Jean Reeder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Reeder, 538 Granite street, Ashland, became the bride of Ted Jamison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jamison, I Boron, Calif., in a ceremony held luesday, Ivovember 26, in Ash land. The Rev. R. L. Cornwall of the Assembly of God church officiated at the double ring 7:30 o'clock ceremony attended by 35 relatives and friends. The wed ding was held in the home of the grandparents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Davis, 136 B street. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a light grey suit with pink accessories. He corsage was a purple orchid. Miss Betty Reeder was maid of honor for her sister and Jackie Reeder, younger sister of the bride, . was ' candlelighter. Miss Reeder wore a pink and grey suit with pink and black accessories and had a corsage of pink carnations. Dale Mayben, uncle of the bride, served as best man. Lily-of-the-valley and white candles decorated the church for the ceremony. Following the ceremony a re ception was held. The couple will make their home in Boron, Calif., where the bridegroom is employed, following a wedding trip to Nevada and California. The bride attended Ashland High school. See our many beautiful centerpieces. Hen-Pecking of Males Starts Before Marriage, Study Shows Order Your Holiday Flowers Now! FREE DELIVERY OPEN EVENINGS AFTER DEC. 15 Medford Flower Shop "We Wire Flowers Anywhere" 231 East Main Phone SP 2-4234 By GAY PAULEY ! United Press Women's Editor New York (IP! This week in Manhattan Hen-pecking a husband begins ! early these days even before ; marriage. So reported Lester Rand, pres t ident of the Youth Research In , stitute, which studies the tastes, habits and thinking of the na tion's teen-agers. 1 Rand said some boys going j steady turn their allowances and earnings over to their girls to i manage, and the girls promptly ; put the boys on a budget. He j said this is only a '"brush fire" trend, for now, but other young ; people who have heard of the I custom think it's a good idea. 1 Other hen-pecking habits he j listed: Older teen-age girls go ! shopping with the boys and j have a strong, often final, voice ! in what is purchased; the girls be gin correcting the boys' appear ance and manners; some even talk their "steadies" into cutting sweet dessert wines afterward, down on sweets and smoking, and boss the hours they keep. 'The' husband of the future gives every indication of being completely housebroke," said Rand. "Most of the spadework is being done at a very malleable age." Let your taste be your guide in choice of wines with the holi day turkey, says Don W. Mc Colly, president of the California Wine Institute. McColly said that at this time of the year, the institute is de luged with letters and telephone calls asking which wine goes with the bird. "It is proper to serve any din ner wine red, white, rose, still or sparking with turkey," he said. "All the old rules have been thrown out, and it's simply a matter of personal taste. But most of us seem to enjoy the drier dinner wines at mealtime, and of time." course, sherry at any Interior decorating still is largely a matter of do-it-yourself rather than hiring the profes sional, one study shows. Researchers for a tile flooring manufacturer talked with 4,200 home owners, in income brack ets from $8,000 to 825,000 a year, living in $18,000 to $65,000 homes. Some 72 per cent said they didn't use a decorator because of the expense involved. Four teen per cent gave a variety of reasons, from not knowing dec orator costs to not realizing what a decorator offers in service. As a public service, I offer these two Christmas gift sugges tions for the man "who has everything." One, a gold-handled cane, the matched mate of one carried by King Saud of Saudi Jii r4- Southern Oregon Little Symphony orchestra will present a winter concert today at 8:15 p.m. in Churchill hall auditorium. Southern Oregon college. Dr. Hrbri Cecil is conductor. Fea tured composition will be "Concerto for Clarinet" by Mozart with Kenneth Waldorff, director of music for the Ashland schools, as soloist. Auxiliary Mrs. Charles W. Lemery, 200 Windsor avenue, will be hostess for the December meeting of Jackson County Medical Society auxiliary. It will be held Wednes day, December 11, at 7 p.m. Mrs. Laural Case is program chair man. Dead Line on Classified Ads: 5:30 p.m. for following day. except 10 a.m. for Monday; for Sunday, noon Saturday. 3fc & TOYS OPEN . EVENINGS r - MOORE - I Onfrlnnr Simnlv i 1' 1' j J-v 816 S. Riverside .W Arabia, selling in a New York shop for $495. The second, a complete suit of armor, vintage 16th Cetnury, on sale at an an tiques shop. The price, $6,500. The shop said it would fit "a king-sized modern knight." Mushroom Dish New York OP) Try creamed mushrooms with almonds for a meatless party dish, concocted by the California Foods Research Institute. Sliver V cup blanched al monds. Place in shallow pan with V2 teaspoon butter or oil. Roast in slow oven (300 degrees) 20 to 25 minutes, or until lightly browned. Stir frequently. Slice IV2 cups fresh mushrooms (or 1 cup canned) and cook slowly in 1 tablespoon butter about 5 min utes. Stir into 1 cup medium thick white sauce. Add almonds and serve at once on toast or patty shells. Serves 4. BABY CORNER 6TH & CENTRAL Downstairs at Medford Pharm. Phone SP 2-6253 The gift that will capture the heart of any little miss on your list! 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