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8A MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford', Ortgon, Sunday, March 15, 1959 Meeting Announced For Adarel Chapter Jacksonville - Adarel chap ter, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet Thursday, March 19, at 8 p.m. at the Jacksonville Masonic temple Committee members for the evening are Mrs. Edward Tay lor and Mrs. Roy Tibbons. The Fashionette wear MOJUD HOSIERY and something nice happens!' Seamless and full-fashioned in the newest shades! 1 35 pair 'Wpit..vc 2 stum triumph over leg fatigue with Supp-hose the patented sheer nylon stocking that supports M n C without tl pair rubber! The Fashionette LADIES READY-TO-WEAR 22 South Central Across From Craterian Medford Teacher to Take Office as ORA President Mrs. M a x i n e (Paul R. Smith, Medford High school teacher, will be installed pres ident of Oregon Education as sociation at the 56th annual convention to beheld March 19-21 in Portland. Mrs. Smith, foreign language teacher, for- It "W.lk aW Mrs. Maxine Smith Circles to Continue Study of Two Books Central Point Two circles of the Women's Association, First Presbyterian church, Central Point, will meet this week and continue study of the book, "Middle East Pil grimage" as well as "The Spirit Speaks to the Church" based on the Book of The Acts. Faith circle will meet on Monday, March 16, at. 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Max Clark, 1115 East Pine street. Mrs. Raymond Ekdahl is chairman of this circle. Thursday, March 19, at 1 pjn., Christian Service circle will meet with Mrs. Lewis Kilbourn whose home is across from TouVelle State park. Mrs. George Herbstruth will be co-hostess. Mrs. Rus sell Fair and Mrs. W. J. Geb hard are the study leaders. The business meeting is in charge of Mrs. H. J. Fleischer, chairman. 4 Island Topping For an island toping that's good on cake or gingerbread, fold well drained crushed pineapple and toasted coconut into sour creamThen sprink le with more toasted coconut, Toast coconut on cookie sheet in oven and watch closely. merly was on the faculty of McLoughlin J u n i or High school. Mrs. Smith, who will be in stalled Thursday, will leave for Portland Wednesday, ac companied by her husband. A delegation of about 50 OEA members from all parts of Jackson county plan to attend the convention, and at Port land it is stated that about 6500 educators are expected for the sessions. 'Proud Past. Unlimited Future' Highlight of the three day session will be the Thursday night centennial banquet and presentation pf OEA's educa tion citizen of the year award. Opening major address Thursday morning will be by Dr. John K. Norton, Teachers college, Columbia university Other speakers include set entist and educator Dr. Ger ald Wendt, New York City, speaking Friday afternoon on the "Forseeable World of To morrow;" Dr. Paul Wright, pastor, First Presbyterian church, Portland, Thursday night banquet address and Cecil W. Posey, executive sec retary of the Oregon Educa tion association. Other program highlights will include the Scappose High School band, directed by George L. Lockhoven; the all- state high school choir, di rected by J. Russell Bodley; and S. W. Blalock, national president of the student Na- tional Education association, of Winston-Salem, North Car olina. Of special convention inter est to educators will be the 30 departmental meetings as well as the many discussion groups to be held. All general meetings will be in Portland auditorium. Opening session will be 9 a.m. Thursday. State President Tom Powers will preside. Participating in the con vention activities will be Mrs. Una B. Inch, a past president of OEA and retired assistant superintendent of schools; Alf B. Mekvold, county school superintendent; Mrs. Betty Lou Dunlop and Benoyd S. Bayless, Southern Oregon col lege, Ashland; Miss Kathy Fonken, art teacher at Hed rick Junior High school and Vernon Wolthoff, journalism instructor ?t Medford High school. Mix frozen or canned pine apple chunks with orange sec tions and a little muscatel or white port wine. Chill, then heap into dessert dishes and top with coconut. . . .! for ;a BQDS ESjaHBIti Many people think, "little girls" have all the "nicest" clothes . . . but just wait until you see all the handsome new spring "duds" for the young master of the house . . . you will be happy to see this big selection and he will be thrilled to wear them ... ' Tom Sawyer Hi-Line Wee-Togs Healfh-Tex "SHIRTS" Made just like "Dads' ... long or short sleeves. 1. 98 to "SETS" Eton and long pant sets of many kinds ... in very smart color com binations ... Ci98 to 9.98 2.98 Seis . . . f Jackets . . . Slacks . . . k Shirls . . . Parker Woods' Leon't TOTS-TO-TEENS (Now Completely Remodeled to Better Serve You) r, MPii irST Mrs. Mabel Hundley, second from left, was awarded an honorary life membership in the Parent-Teacher association at a meet-., ing at Lone Pine school last Tuesday. Mrs. Hundley, first grade teacher at Lone Pine, is the second person in the county to re ceive such an award, the first being made recently to Mrs. Una B. Inch, assistant coun ty school superintendent, now retired. Looking at the life membership certificate with Mrs. Hundley above are, left to right, Mrs. William Underwood, Mrs. George Paul and Mrs. Clark Ballard, all past presi dents of Lone Pine PTA. In addition to the certificate, Mrs. Hundley received a life membership pin and a corsage of violets in appreciation of her service and devotion to the organization. She has been active in PTA work since 1913. Frosty White Blouses Used For New Suits United Press International Frosty-white blouses set off cardigan-type suit jackets for spring. Designer Rhonda Lee shows a variety of blouse sil houettes, such as the "Em pirette," which falls with a faint flair from a natural shoulder line and has bands and bows at the bosom. Other blouses have sissy ruffles and front buttons, shirtwaist tail oring, and collars ranging from tiny Peter Pan to wide, flat choir boy types. Bands are contoured to fit snugly just below the waist. It takes six steps to make a fur wrap, says Gloria Stone, president of a new fur salon. The customer describes what she wants, or the designer suggests a style. Then a can vas model is made to incor porate the ideas. The model is fitted and the fur is cut. Then the fur is fitted, and the lining is put in. A visit behind the scenes also shows the skins cut, tacked to the pattern, wa tered and stretched on a frame to dry before the final stitching. Milliner William J., always one to create his own fashion rules, this spring vetoes flow ers and veils for sculptured felt hats. In the daytime, he maintains, hats must cover the entire head, but for evening, the hair can show. "Let the hairdressers live," said the milliner. To prove his good faith, he dreamed up tiny hats of lace and organza which set off the coiffure as part of the decoration. St. Louis designers show sports pants from above the knee to midcalf. The briefest are short shorts, which look even shorter when worn with a loose pull-over. The longest shorts are "wading length," or just below the knee. Skim mer pants reach the calf. CASH DAVIS PHARMACY iQAiOli STORE 135 West Main, corner Grape Ph. SP 2-2230 GREETING CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS PRESCRIPTION SERVICE S & H GREEN STAMPS Shriners from four western states at tended the annual Potentate's Ball of Hillah temple in Medford last Saturday and they arrived by car, plane and bus. Po tentate Lloyd X. 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