Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1958)
A MAIL TRIBUNE, Mford, Oregon, Tuesday, Miy 27, 1938 ILLINOIS VALLEY Former Teacher Dies By RUTH RAUSCH Cave Junction Word has been received that Mrs. Lilli Shoemaker died at her son's some in Scottsville, Ariz., re cently. Mrs. Shoemaker was a former teacher at the Selma school and had taught in the old Central school be fore it was dismantled. When she retired from teaching here a year ago, she was honored by a farewell party given by her many friends. Most of them" were her former pupils. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Quinn and daughter, Ilene, of O'Brien have moved to Med ford, where Quinn is employ ed by Ross and Olson mill. Les Archer was elected chairman of the board at the Fourth 'Quarterly Conference of the Immanuel Methodist church of Cave Junction, held Friday evening. May 16. Elect ed as stewards were Mrs. Vernon Larson, Art Kellert, Ray Jones and Lucius Robin son. Mrs. Lucius Robinson and a Mrs. George Thrasher are communion stewards and Mrs. Ron Prather, recording ste ward. Elected as ex-officio stew ards were Edwin Oliver, church school superintendent; assistant, Mrs. Wes Vahren wald; lay member, Mrs. Art Kellert; first reserve lay member, Mrs. John Smith; treasurer, Mrs. Jim Racknor; lay leader, Vernon Larson; fi nancial secretary, Mrs. Val Houston; WSCS president, Mrs. Les Archer and MYF president, Linda Prather. John Smith and Mrs. Jim Slacknor were re-elected as trustees with Ed DeMersse mn and Dick Rians as one in4 two year term trustees. Membership and evangelism committee chairman is Mrs. John Smith, missions chair man, Mrs. Lucius Robinson, dlucation chairman, Mrs. W. O. Burch and stewardship t& finance chairman, Gor ton White. O'Brien Birthday club llied approximately $40 on iS baked food sale held last week to benefit Mrs. Robert Cross, who left Wednesday for Los Angeles to undergo extensive treatments. Mrs. Cross was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Harold Gregg. Little Roberta Cross is staying with the Vester McDonalds until her mother returns. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Allen have just returned from a 10 day vacation trip which in cluded a stop over in Victoria en route to Vancouver Island, where they were guests of Allen's brother, Bob. On the return trip they stopped in Winthrop, Wash., their form er home, for visits with old friends. Jean Nolan was honored by the O'Brien Birthday club at the home of Faye Warren Wednesday. Those attending were Emma Lemm, Allouie McDonald, Grace Kubli, Ann Turnbull, Louise Woodbury, Melva McDonald and Hazel Slanaker. Sending gifts but not able to attend were Martha Mae Cross and Hazel Gregg. Refreshments of sand wiches, cake and coffee were served by the hostess, who was assisted by Mrs. Slanaker. The Zuleima Nile club will meet Tuesday, May 27, at 8 p.m. at the home of Clara Hammer in Selma. Queen Lu cille Rice of Medford will make her official visit to the club. Mrs. Fred Salvage returned Monday from a month's vaca tion with her daughter, Mrs. Al Hendrickson, of Granada Hills, Calif. Mrs. Salvage en tertained with a dinner for old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Palmer of Sherman Oaks and Mr. and Mrs. Knippel of Re dondo Beach, Calif. Both fam ilies are former residents of the valley. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Ballard were in Medford all last week where they attended funeral services for Mrs. Ballard's brother, Girk Stagg, who suf fered a cerebral hemorage. Voice from Dead i Wall Planter Heard at Probate Worcester, Mass. (IB A voice from the dead was heard in probate court as lawyers strove to. prove the validity of a contested will. A tape recording of the will, in the voice of the late S. H. Allen, testator, was played in court at the request of coun sel for the estate. Allen died in 1954, leaving a $17,000 estate. A son, Asa, who was cut off with $1, contested the will, contending his father was under conservatorship at the time it was made. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Salvage plan to attend the commence ment exercises at Southern Oregon college in Ashland, Sunday, June 1, when their nephew, Ted Temy, will re ceive his diploma. Kenneth Lewis of Ashland, District Commander of Dis trict 13 American Legion, was present at the American Legion meeting in Cave Junc tion Wednesday night, May 21. Dr. Stem, Glenn Morri son, Post Commander, pre sided. During the short business meeting a tentative date for the joint installation was set for June 15. Also plans for a picnic for all veterans, to be held sometime in July, were discussed. Definite plans for the venture will be worked out among all three veterans' organizations. The Illinois Valley High school baccalaureate service was held in the high school gym Sunday, May 25 at 8 p.m. Don Brown, a member of the teaching staff and pastor of the Selma Baptist church was the speaker. Dudley Andre, fire chief of the Illinois Valley Rural Fire Protection district, reports they have just received 750 feet of 2V2 inch hose. At the regular fire drill Monday night, all the hose was shifted around on the three rigs so that they are now all clasas A fire trucks. Crete covers an area of 3,255 square miles. Dramatize any room or patio with one or a pair of planters, using artificial flowers. Easy pineapple design plus leaves of solid crochet. Starch stiffly. Pattern 7067: directions for planter, 5V4x 11 inches in heavy cotton, 3-strand string. Send Thirty - five cents (coins) for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st class mailing. Send to Med ford Tribune 315 Household Arts Dept., P. O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, ZONE PATTERN NUMBER. Send Twenty - five cents more for a copy of our Alice Brooks Needlecraf t Catalogue. Two complete patterns are printed right in the books . . . plus a variety of designs that you will want to order: cro chet, knitting, embroidery, huck weaving, quilts, toys, dolls. Week's Sewing Buy See this honey of a dress. Then study the diagram! Did you ever see such an easy Printed Pattern? Make it up right now in crisp cotton, print silk or shantung. A joy to sew. Printed Pattern 9311: Miss es' Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 40, 42. Size 16 requires 3 yards 39-inch fabric. Printed directions on each pattern part. Easier, accurate. Send FIFTY CENTS (coins) for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Marian Mar tin, care Medford Mail Trib une 403 Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York ll', N.. Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. vm 9311 12-20 ; 40-42 About 1,000 United States colleges and other schools of fer salesmanship courses. women! fcjjj!.! H Wan! to freshen up? Just drive in at the sign of the ffiffiflr .l.f!!3y FSf Chevron. Find out for yourself how pleasant and clean the ffl restrooms are at Standard Stations j' S-. You'll also find thai we're your best source of local 2v. information on things to see, roads to take, places to eat or fXttit JT seep P113 state anc cty maPs- r Y011'1"6 planning a triphasic about our free Travel Wonnation Service. fdmM ff Another convenience, at home or away,, is a Chevron lr 1 111 National Credit Card. With it you can charge gas, tires, I I I 111 lubrication, and your other driving needs. Here in the West, A, tTm L j I it guides you to service at the sign of the Chevron rated . .', " "best" by motorists in every independent survey. y c? MM The best service starts with better engine care. That's why we recommend RPM Supreme Motor Oil. Its exclusive Detergent-Action compounding keeps parts so clean, protects them so well, engines can outlast the car itself. At the sign of the Chevron Standard Stations Chevron Dealers STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA CO LUCAS $1 la OWARD wui r t ?-v ... 1 m .1 1 t 11 ii 11 1 V On Those Heavenly rale 'nini-nrvi l lftivJIlHlu At these TERRIFIC Sayings! TS Regular. Size Sale Price $151.40 - I2'x9y2' . . . $ 89.60 191.20-I2x'l2''...... 1 1340 324.00-15'xlO' 10" .. imj 395.45 - I5'xl4' 202.18 72.42 - 9W 5" .... 32.65 72.75-l2'x5'6".... 20.25 150.20- I5'xll'4" ... 74.40 Regular Size Sale Price Il6.65-7'xl2' ....... C3JB 185.25 -8'x 1 2' C4J0 192.05 - 1 2x8'6" .... C123 And Many More! Many Patterns, Colors... These Carpet Roll Ends and Remnant, were bought at a very large discount because we took the 'whole inventory -so we're passing the savings on to you as will ALWAYS be'our practice. Watch for More Bargains Through the ENTIRE Year! We're the largest purchasers of Lees Carpets in the state of Oregon outside of Portland! EASY PAYMENT TERMS CLOSED Memorial Day This is the Best Value on the Pacific Coast to be found only at Lucas & Howard's Open Until 8 p.m. Except Saturdays run FUMTTUI8 With National Brands YOU KNOW HIGHWAY 99 SOUTH OF CENTRAL POINT - NORTH OF MEDFORD - NO 4-2243
