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6A MAIL TRIBUNE, Medfori, Oregon, Sunday, April 19, 1939 Theme of 4-H Style Show Is "Out of This World" Eighteen fashions "out of this world" for the 4-H mod ern miss were modeled for about 150 4-H members, leaders and parents at the Simplicity 1959 fashion revue at the courthose auditorium Wednesday night. Fashions in all colors of the rainbow were shown in the new fabrics for spring and summer with the high raising waistline in evidence a number of times. Miss Nadine Thompson, stylist for Simplicity Pattern company, narrated the show, explaniing how 4-H girls can make the fashions. The mod els were preceded by Mrs Don Anderson and Mrs. John Carnegie in 1859 fashions from the family album which was the setting from which the girls emerged. 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NORTHERN STAMPS Double Stamps on Prescriptions I 5CPIPTIOI6 f WZZcuAtZs 1 DRUG CENTOF I J FIRST J J Phone SP 2-7113 son, Central Point; Sharon Martin, Evans Valley; Caro lyn Sidener, Central Point; Laverne Guches, Applegate; Laurie Underwood, Lone Pine; Diane Brewster, Apple gate; Vonnie Goehring, Eagle Point; Toni Dibble, St. Mary's; Mary Daniels, Westside; Janis Torrey, Ashland; Kathy John ston, Evans Valley; Karen Josy, Antelope; Paulette Creel, Talent; Marjorie Won derty, Southwest Medford and Elaine McKay, Central Point. Capping Planned A capping ceremony by the Southern Oregon Dental As sistant society will be held at the Red Cross building April 22 at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Marian Lusk will be the presiding officer, with Dr. Lee Mellish the conducting of ficer assisted by Mrs. Audrey Reiss and Mrs. Betty Prosser. Receiving caps will be the Misses and Mesdames Celeste Cornwell, Shirley Holm and Sue Perry, all of Medford; Regina Poindexter, Sara Mar tin, Carol Indicott, Evelyn Hillis, Grace Palmer, Barbara McFarland and Jackie Wood son, all of Grants Pass. Dentists and their wives, and husbands and friends of the assistants are invited. Girls Sewing Class Planned in Gold Hill Gold Hill-The 4-IT sewing classes have been re-organized in Gold Hill for girls who wish to take first and second year projects. Mrs. Jose Cor ona said that the second year sewing class will be held in the Hanby school cafeteria each Monday afternoon im mediately after school is dis missed, beginning this week, Monday, April 20. A first year 4-H sewing class will be taught on Wednesday of each week right after school on those afternoons. Women who wish to help with these projects may con tact Mrs. Corona or Miss Mary Lou Garner, Jackson county 4-H club agnt at the court house in Medford. Talent Church Circle Announces Meeting Talent Priscilla circle of Talent Methodist church will meet Monday, April 20, at 7:30 pjn. with Mrs. Virgil Neuenschwander. Mrs. Frank Thompson and ;Mrs. William Willkins are in charge of the program. Mrs. Alvin Wheeler and Mrs. Floyd Young will be hostesses. ',?t fM At rj -&t 4f t,fii if wmm K'tJ ' x I I 'fml i Y Classes Scheduled The four young 4-H members above modeled spring fashions at a style show Wednesday night in the county courthouse. Appearing on the old-fashioned stage set ting were (left to right) Miss Janis Torrey, Ashland; Miss Mary Daniels, Westside; Miss Toni Dibble, St. Mary's; and Miss Sharon Martin, Evans Valley. All modeled dresses which 4-H girls might make as their own projects. tic lL ' 1 . : Miss Karen Jossy, Eagle Point, modeled a classic shirt- dress at Wednesday night's 4-H style show. The yellow printed cotton has a hew shaped belt to show off the lifted waistline. -YOU SAW THEM ADVERTISED IN SEVENTEEN MAGAZINE : JfI WEAR- A BOW TO CATCH A BEAU Wild Flowers Topic for Club Prospect - A talk on wild flowers is planned by a Pros pect Garden club meeting at 1 p.m. Tuesday, April 21, at the home of Mrs. Richard Lowry. - Mrs. Frances Pearson, Pros pect, will be the speaker. She will take on "Wild Flowers of Our Area." Mrs. Pearson is a native daughter of Prospect and has made a long time study of plants that grow in this district. At this meeting the theme name for the summer flower show will be chosen, so mem bers are urged to bring their suggestions for the theme. This will be the first stan dard show given by the Pros pect club, and will be held August 21. It is planned to hold an exhibit of Oregon heirlooms and an herb exhibit with the flower show, and the theme chosen is to indicate interest in the Oregon Centen nial year, as well as flowers. 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This will be the first meeting to be con ducted by Mrs. Harold Strawn, newly installed state president. She replaces Mrs. Harry Pallady, who instituted the local club's membership in the federation. Speaker Reviews Historical Novel Fort Jones Mrs. MacLeod Maurice of Gold Hill review ed the book "The Wheel and the Hearth" at a recent meet ing of the Fort Jones Wom an's club. . Author of the historical novel, Mrs. Lucia Wilkins Moore, is a friend and sorority sister of Mrs. Maurice. The book covers the trip of Mrs. Moore's ancestors from Mis souri to Eugene in 1853. Mrs. Maurice showed the group a scrapbook worked out by the author in preparation for her novel. - . The speaker, a member of the Contemporary book club of Medford, is a University of Oregon graduate and a mem ber of Chi Omega sorority. Another friend of the author, Mrs. L. L. Lukes, president of the club, read one of Mrs. Moore's poems, "Sunset Trail." Refreshments were served by Mrs. G. A. Reynolds and Mrs. Edward Kellogg. Treatment For Fish Fresh and peppery water cress, curly endive, big wedges of juicy lemon, tiny beet I pickles and fluted slices of cu-! cumber are "selling tools" for the cok when she serves fish. Fish varieties that are low in fat will have more appeal when served with melted but ter of highly seasoned sauces. Two Guild Units To Hold Sessions Two units of Wesleyan Service guold, First Metho dist church, will meet this week. Ruth Esther guild will meet Friday, April 29, at 8 p.m., in the Fireplace . room of the church. Mrs. Wallace Pea body will take charge of de votions, and Miss June Wheaton the program. . Host esses will be Mesdames Ber nice Kunzman, Arthur Hess, Clara Mali and George Ren eke. . Susannah Wesley unit will meet Monday, April 20, at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Carl Burk, 703 Palm street. - Mrs. George Roseberry will be guest speaker for the eve ning. Miss Dixie Dixon and Miss Jean Johnson will re port on the Eugene district guild meeting held in Klam ath Falls April 11-12. Officers will be 1 elected and plans made for the installation serv ice to be held in May. 4 Conclave Report Reports of the state con vention will be given at a meeting of Crater Lake chap ter, Daughters of the Ameri can Revolution, at Girls Com munity club Saturday, April 25. Music is also planned. Hostess is to be Mrs. Virgil J. Bolton. Her assistants will be Mrs. Oscar T. Heyerman, Mrs. Vernon Patten and Miss Anne Detweiler. Women's classes in badmin ton and swimming will begin this week at the Medford YMCA. Preparing for summer fun, the Y will conduct a badmin ton class Tuesday and Thurs days at 10:30 a.m. Fifteen ses sions are planned, beginning with Tuesday, April 21. Some tournament play with tro phies is planned. Exercise and swimming al so are available in conjunc tion with the badminton classes. Mrs. Lanell Wilkes is instructor. The third set of clases is starting Tuesday for women swimmers. They will be held on Tuesday and Thursdays, with beginners at 7:30 p.m. arid intermediates from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. A total of forty women have learned to swim at the Y this spring in the 7:30 class and 30 women have advanced their swimming ability in the 8:30 p.m. class. Early registration for swim ming is important because classes are limited to 20 stu dents. Dutch Farfan, the in structor, has taught classes at the Y for nine years, with over 1,000 women receiving instruction. Women interested in either swimming or badminton may call SPring 2-6295 for infor mation. Child care is avail able. Woman Honored On Anniversary Central Point-Miss Wilhel mina Ferguson - was honored last Wednesday on her 89th birthday with a party given by women of the Bethel As sembly of God church. The party was held at the home of her nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Johnson, Cen tral Point. The day was spent visiting and singing, with luncheon served by Mrs. Johnson, as sisted by her niece, Mrs. Don ald Roberts. Miss Ferguson moved here in September after spending the past 88 years in Clover dale and San Francisco, Calif. She received many gifts and flowers and a corsage, the latter from Mr. and Mrs. George Paddock. Over 20 guests attended, including Mrs. Orvill Norris, Areata, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hixson and Mrs. Walter Mills who came from Cloverdale for the birthday. . Salad Luncheon Slated by Club "Antiques" will be the theme of the salad luncheon planned by Electa Social club at 1 p.m.; Friday, April 24, at the Girls Community club. A prize will be awarded for the most ancient item pre sented. Visiting Order of Eastern Star members and members not affiliated in the valley are cordially invited to the party. .4' ' Hi S 5 .HI? A navy linen dress with contrasting sash was modeled by Miss Sharon Thompson, Central Point, when 4-H girls modeled Simplicity patterns. The all-in-one pattern is sim ple for junior and teen seamstresses. Reids Entertain Art Class Group - Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reid, Colman Creek road, were hosts last Sunday to the art students- of Mrs. Vera Back-strom-Hausmann,. painting in structor in the Medford school evening classes. These stu dents started in October and studied- through to the spring term. The warm spring day at the Reids brought out enthusiasm for painting, the extensive range of varied colored moun tains with the early blooming trees and bushes in the fore ground. Some of the painters used the colorful stone walks and rockeries . on the estate for sketches. Class members who attend ed included Mrs. Maude Cod ding, Mrs. Jewel Cook, Mrs. Mary Koehler, Mrs. Joyce Grissom, Mrs. Jennie Birch, Mrs. Helen Florey, Mrs. Rex Nicodemus and George Whit more. Eight others enrolled in the class were unable to attend. Women to Sell Picture Plates Jacksonville - Women's As sociation of First Presbyter ian church, Jacksonville, plans a sale of picture plates imprinted with a reproduc tion of the church. On the reverse side of the plate is a brief history of the church which celebrated its 100th birthday in 1957. Pro ceeds from the sale during the Centennial year will be used toward the purphase of an organ. The two circles of the asso ciation will meet this week. The Candlelight circle meets Tuesday, April 21, at 10 a.m. at the church while Faith cir cle will meet Wednesday, April 22, at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Nellie Niedermeyer. luscious enough to eat m CONFECTION COLORS . Colors that come right out of a candy jar so lovely, so wonder fully coordinate-able ! Fine qual ity combed cotton, color-fast, pre shrunk...with nary a need for ironing after washing. 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