White Cross Circles
To Sew for, Missions
White Cross circles of the
Women's Fellowshipof First
Baptist church will meet on
Tuesday, August 26, to sew
and make bandages for mis
sions. The day circles will
meet at 10:30 a.m. and those
attending are to bring a sack
lunch; evening circles will
meet at 7:30 p.m. Members for
both groups are reminded to
bring scissors, cotton and
woolen pieces for quilts, old
sheets for bandages, and old
nylon stockings for stuffing
dolls.
Martha circle will meet
with the chairman, Mrs. Don
Piatt, 30 Laurel street; Esther
circle will meet at the Ralph
Wilson home, 2865 Hanley
rd., with co-chairman, Mrs.
Fred Landers, in charge; and
Mrs. Dora Brantley will be
hostess to Ruth circle at her
home, 339 Mae st.
Mrs. Edith Arnold will en
tertain Lydia circle at 912
West 11th street, Mrs. M. Put
ney is chairman; Hannah cir
cle will meet at the Russell
Carr home, 2328 Ruhl Way,
Mrs. Richard Nordquist is
chairman. Lydia and Hannah
circles meet at 7:30 p.m.
Crockers Home
From Convention
Mr. and Mrs. John C.
Crocker, Coker Butte road,
recently returned from Des
Moines, Iowa, where they at
tended the 1958 national con
vention for the Rural fetter
Carriers' association.
Mr. Crocker is Oregon
state president of the associa
tion and was a delegate to the
meeting. The Crockers were
joined in Portland by Mrs.
Lloyd Schram, state presi
dent for the auxiliary, and
Mr. Schram, and then trav
eled east by train ' via the
northern route.
While in Des Moines the
Crockers toured the Mere
dith Publishing company
plant where Better Homes
and Gardens and Successful
Farming magazines are pub
lished; attended a banquet at
the Veteran Memorial audi
torium; and toured the well
known Salisbury House,
home of Iowa State Educa
tion association.
The Salisbury House was
brought to this country from
England in sections. It con
tains furnishings and art ob
jects representative of coun-
Winners Announced
By Riverside Club
High scores in the August
20 session of Riverside Bridge
club went to Mrs. Frank R.
Baker and Mrs. John Daugh
erty, north-south, and Mrs. E.
K. Ricker and Mrs. A. W. Lin-
gaas, east-west.
Other north - south high
scorers were Mrs. Berg Mar
ten and Mrs. Jack Mitchell,
second; and Mrs. M. M. Her
man and T. J. Fuson, third.
Mrs. William Knope and Roy
Pruitt placed second east
west; and Mrs. Howard Boyd
and Mrs. Richard Milestone
were third.
Thirty-two players com
peted in the Wednesday con
test. MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Sunday, August 24, 15S SA
Family Arrives
To Visit Father
Eagle Point Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Ousterhout and two
daughters are in the valley
to visit Ousterhout's father,
G. E. Ousterhout, Dutton road,
and other relatives. The fam
ily, which has been living in
Yakima, Wash., will go to
Seattle this fall where Mr.
Ousterhout will study at the
University of Washington to
ward a master's degree. He
is a child welfare specialist.
Applegates Plan
Annual Reunion
The annual Applegate re
union for relatives of Jesse,
Charles and Lindsay Apple
gate, Oregon pioneers, will
Pythian club will , meet
Tuesday, August 26, at 8 p.m
at th ehome of Mrs. Alice
Smith, 519 Park street.
Past Chiefs' club of the
Pythian Sisters met last Wed
nesday at the home of Mrs
jbe held Sunday, August 31,
Don Ross for a covered dish
tries throughout the world.
The Crockers returned to
Medford by train through the
Central states.
The 1959 convention for
the association will be held
in Washington, D. C. next
August.
at Yoncalla, Ore.
Those attending are asked
to supply their own basket
lunches and able service.
Coffee, cream and punch will
be provided. It is expected
that the group will assemble
about 10:30 a.m.
luncheon.
It was voted to purchase
public address system for the
Pythian building and Mrs
To get lingerie shoulder
straps clean, apply a thick
coat of soap or detergent suds
before washing.
Ross won a prize.
Cards were played follow
ing the meeting.
The next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Mabel
Nicholson for a 1 o'clock cov
Pythian Club Plans
Meeting on Tuesday
ered dish luncheon.
DAR Sponsors
Country Store
A "Country Store" will be
sponsored by Crater Lake
chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, in the
Fehl building, 106 North Ivy
street, on Wednesday and
Thursday, August 27 and 28,
The store, which will open
at 9 o'clock both mornings,
will feature old and new
stocks including clothing.
shoes, hats and will have spe
cial booths for teachers' sup
plies, canned goods, station
ery, and candy.
IOOF, Branches
To Hold Picnic
The annual Odd Fellows
picnic is to begin today a'
1:30 p.m. at TouVelle' state
park, according to Noble
Grand Vern Stickel of the
Medford lodge. All branches
of the order from this district
have been invited to attend.
be said.
Games have been planned
Each family is to take its own
service and food for a pot-
luck meal. Coffee, soft drinks
and ice cream will be fur
nished by the lodge.
Lebanese, Syrians
Allow Oil to Pass
Beirut, Lebanon (DPD Leb-
anorf and Syria opened their
borders yesterday for the
transport of oil in the first
concrete peace move since
the United Nations approved
an Arab plan for a Middle
East settlement. -
The frontier between the
two states was shut down
after revolt broke out in Leb
anon last May. The Lebanese
charged and the Syrians de
nied that infiltrations of re
inforcements from Syria were
aidins the Lebanese rebels.
There was no immediate in
dication of when tank trucks
would resume transportation
of Lebanese oil and gasoline
across the frontier. But the
expectation in Beirut was
that the oil shipments would
start soon.
Industrialists, meanwhile.
announced cancellation of
plans to stage an "owners'
strike" Monday to protest
continuing disruption of the
nation's economic life by the
rebels.
Wool garments; should be
stored for the summer only
after a thorough cleaning.
Moths love food stains and
dirt.
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BARRED FOR COLOR
ONLY Patricia Godbolt,
16, is shown leaving a Fed
eral Court hearing in Nor
folk, Va., on school integra
tion, where the chairman of
the Norfolk School Board
testified that the board re
jected her application to at
tend a white school only be
cause of her race. Officials
described her as a remark
able student and said she
would have been readily ad
mitted "if she had bees
white."
Soles Rentals
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