MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
Thursday, July 9, 1959
Art Show
Announced
. Southern Oregon Society of
'Artists has set Saturday, July
18, as the date of the an
nual Greenwich Village Show.
It is to be held in the Library
park from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The public Is Invited.
The membership of the so
ciety has increased consider
ably this past year bringing
the total to about 70 artists.
Most members will exhibit in
the show and a special fea
ture this year will be a show
ing of the works of local ar
tists of several years ago.
' Eugene Bennett, who was
made an honorary member of
the society this year and seve
ral guest artists will also ex
hibit paintings. ' '
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Thursday Club
To Hold Picnic
Centennial Event
Phoenix Phoenix Thuri
day club will hold its annual
picnic In conjunction with the
Phoenix Centennial picnic, it
was announced today. It is set
for Sunday, July 12, at 1 pjn.
at Phoenix Community club
and Youth center.
The president, Mrs. John
Stewart, states that members,
their families and friends are
invited to attend. Everyone is
to take a covered dish and
table service. Coffee and lem
onade will be furnished by
the club.
Games and other picnic ac
tivities are being planned for
the whole family, it is stated.
Those having Centennial cos
tumes are invited to wear
"them.
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Lodge Announces
Picnic for Sunday
Medford and Ashland De
gree of Honor lodge will hold
a picnic in Ashland Lithia
park Sunday, July 12, at 1:30
pjn. The lodge will furnish
ice cream and coffee; members
are to take picnic lunches and
table service.
Master Points
Won by Players
Camp White-Master points
were awarded to winners of
last week's session of Camp
White "Veterans Bridge club.
" TTorth-south winners were
the Howard Boyds, first for
126V2 points; Mrs. Al Gil
housen and Mrs. Paul Patton,
second, 117J4 points; Mr. and
Mrs. M. T. Coode, Wilder
ville, third, 115i; Robert
Dickey and Roy Pruitt, fourth,
113 points. -
Winning east-west were
Mrs. George Dean and Mrs.
Fred Purdin, first," 128; Mrs.
Lois Hoylman and Mrs. Her
bert Reddick, second, 127;
Mrs. Alto Pruitt and Mrs.
Fred Rehling, third, 117;
the Berg Martens, fourth, 117.
- Prizes furnished by the' De
partment of Oregon, Ameri
can Legion auxiliary, were
presented to veterans holding
high scores for June. They
went to Tom Randall, first;
Tom Munds, John Foley, Mil
ton Stafford and John Potter
all tied for second.
DOKK Cancels
Two Meetings
No meetings of -Fuhat Bur
kan temple, Dramatic Order
Knights of Khorassan will be
held in July or August, ac
cording to Royal Vizier Vayne
O. Ralston, Grenada, ' Calif.,
head of the local temple of
the order.
Next meeting is scheduled
for Saturday, September 12.
The annual Yreka cave
knight rank ceremonial will
be held at the Cave south of
Yreka, Saturday, July 18, by
the light of a full moon. It
will be preceded by a banquet
to be served by the Yreka
Pythian Sisters in the Pythian
hall on west Miner street. The
event is set for 6 p.m., D.S.T.
Officers and members from
most western states will at
tend, along with a large dele
gation from Medford, Rose-,
burg, Grants Pass and Klam
ath Falls.
Rub French chalk with a
small brush into dull spots
left on rugs by furniture
pressure. Then vacuum
Woman Editor Sounds Call
For Return to Femininity
By GAY PAULEY
UPI Women's Editor
New York -(UPD- Okay girls.
Let's start being all- woman
again and return the pants to
their rightful owners the
men. . .
Women' don't look like
women, talk like . women or
act like women once they don
trousers. The feminine de
mureness, the softness of voice
disappears. The mannish
stance and masculine sprawl
take over. "
Pants, to put it bluntly, rob
us of our sex appeal.
I bring up this subject after
long brooding, because we
seem to be sacrificing fem
ininity for comfort. We have
adopted Bermuda shorts, short
shorts, slacks, toreador trou
sers and jeans as our costume
from sunup to sundown: for
the supermarket, for the trip
to the station, for shopping
downtown.
We're forgetting to be girly
type girls.
Wrong Sort of Whistles '
Doubt my conclusion? All
right, check for yourselves on
the tune of the whistle from
the men standing on the cor
ner. The whistle if there is
one at the girl in Bermudas
is usually derisive. -
Any man who gives an ap
preciative reaction to this
sexless apparel is a candidate
for psychiatry.
Now, before the wrath of
the shorts, slacks, pedal push
er, Capri pants and jeans
manufacturers pours in on me
wholesale, let me say this:
Pants do have a place in our
wardrobes. But for leisure
and for work. Who would
argue against them for the
tennis court, the family boat,
the picnic grounds? Or, what
is more practical when you're
washing the dog, scrubbing
the bath, painting the bed
room or pruning the roses?
Although come to think of
it, my mother - did every
household chore, including
painting, in dress and apron.
We children remember her as
an always feminine person
who permitted her daughters
no nonsense with shorts.
Never For Street Wear
We wore them for sunning
in the backyard or for active
sports. Never for street wear.
We would have been blistered
if caught even at the corner
drugstore in jeans.
After this column, I may be
labelled a fuddy-duddy but if
you're a trousers advocate,
could be you haven't taken an
honest look at yourself in a
three-way mirror.
The bulge the skirt dis
guises, the slack discloses.
One man in our office com
mented that "not one woman
in a thousand looks good in
slacks, especially viewed ' in
departure."
"That," said another, "is
giving the girls a break on
percentage."
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Veterans to Hold
Picnic in Ashland
District 7, Veterans of
World War I and their aux
iliaries will hold a meeting
at the east end of Lithia park,
Ashland, on Sunday, July 12,
at 10 a.m. There will be a
covered dish luncheon at
noon. Visiting women are
asked to bring salads or desserts.
4-H Club News
Forestry Squirrels '
Elk-Trail Forestry Squir
rels met June 25 at the home
of Glenda Albert. Leaders
went over the mounts for the
pre-fair fair at Eagle Point.
The next meeting will be
at the home of Roy Myers.
Margaret Hanson,
Reporter.
Fresh dates make summer
salads exciting. Serve a fruit
ed slaw made by tossing gen
erous slices of fresh Califor
nia dates, finely shredded
cabbage and a sprinkling of
celery seeds with tangy mus
tard flavored dressing. Serve
spiced fresh dates with fruit
or chicken salad. Marinate a
few dates in tart French
dressing to serve with shrimp,
crab or tuna salad. '
Good Buys
Pork, Eggs
New York -(UPD- Good buys
on fresh and cured pork prod
ucts, torn turkeys, fryers and
eggs await this week's thrifty
housewife at food marts across
the nation. She'll also find
large supplies of fresh fruit
and vegetables.
A 20 per cent increase in
the supply of gobblers over a
year ago has made torn tur
key an exceptionally good buy
for this time of year. Fryer
marketings continue heavy
too and consequently prices
this week should average
about two cents below a week
earlier.
The big spring pig crop has
been putting protein-rich pork
on meat counters at steadily
lower prices in recent weeks.
Center cut chops can be found
as much as a dime a pound
cheaper this week than last.
Other meat supplies around
the country this week end in
clude leg of lamb, fresh
ground beef, rib end roasts,
smoked picnics. :
Egg prices resumed their
decline in many sections of
the country over the past
week after a two-week ad
vance. They should be avail
able this week end about
three to four cents a dozen
cheaper than at the start of
the month. -. '
In fruit bins, generous sup
plies of cantaloupe, watermel
ons, bananas, seedless grapes,
apples, bing cherries, peaches,
plums and nectarines are
available in most sections.
Vegetable values on the
plentiful list include beans,
corn, yellow onions, cabbage,
potatoes and squash. For the
summer . season salad lover,
lettuce, celery, peppers, cu
cumbers, escarole, endive and
tomatoes are all in large
supply.
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Visit Uncle '
Eagle Point-Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Barr, Santa, Monica,
Calif., recently visited their
uncle, James Edge, Eagle
Point. They were en route to
Diamond Lake where they
will spend a three week vacation.
Federation Head
To Speak Here
Mrs. Harold S. Strawn,
Portland, president of the Re
publican Women's Federation
of Oregon, will speak at an
informal coffee Tuesday, July
14, at 7:30 p.m., at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Littrell,
140 Greenway circle. Precinct
committee men and women
will attend as well as mem
bers of the Jackson County
Republican Women's club,
and other interested, persons.
The next regular meeting
of the club will be held Mon
day, July 20, at 12 noon, at
the Red Cross building. .
Grandmothers Plan
Luncheon on Monday
Rogue chapter, Grandmoth
er Clubs of America, are hon
oring "The Quilters" at a no
host luncheon on Monday,
July 13, at the Town House
cafe. All members are asked
to call SP 2-4318 or SP 2-5703
for reservations.
Plan Picnic
A picnic of the Past Noble
Grands club of the Olive Re
bekah lodge will be held Sun
day, July 12, at 5:30 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. W. H.
Dyer, 29 Myrtle street. Mem-"
bers and guests are asked to
bring their own table service.
CALENDAR
Thursday:
8 pjn. - Jackson County
Medical Assistants, Sacred
Heart hospital.
Friday:
1:30 p.m. - Past Presidents
club, FOE auxiliary, home of
Mrs. Tom Edsal, 215 Washing
ton street.
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To Install
Weatonka Council, degree
of Pocahontas will hold instal
lation of officers Friday, July
10, at 8 pjn. in the Redman
hall on Apple street.
All members are asked to
take a pie.
Picnic Planned
By Phoenix Club
Phoenix - Phoenix Garden
club plans a picnic for the
July meeting at 12:30 p.m.,
Friday, July 10, at the home
of Mrs. George Bourne, 3825
Calhoun road.
Members are to take table
service and either salad or
dessert.
HELP US!
We Need Clothing, Sheet
Dishes, Furniture. W Pick Up.
KELP OTHERS!
The Salvation Army
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unbeuevmle. bargains
.store -wide!.'.
Sale Tables Located on
1st Floorr-Balcony 2nd Floor
Doors Open 9 a.m. Daily
No Lay-Aways
Come Early Get First Choice
We believe a sale should have genuine bargains. We like to clear
out our Odds V Ends to make room for new merchandise. We get
space, you, the customer, get the bargains!
The Management
"Bonus for Cash!"
Extra 5D1sn,
On All Sale Merchandise
Paid for in Cash or Check
Only Sale Items and Only
This Week
Sale Starts Saturday, July 11th
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WMMUl vSm, Iff
They're building a bridge across Bear
Creek right through our present store
. . . we're going to have to MOVE AT
ONCE before the bulldozers move in
next week. So here's your LAST CHANCE
to buy Furniture at DRASTIC PRICE
CUTS. . . . Here are a few of the many
bargains we're offering, but you had
better ACT NOW!
Drastic Price Cuts!
Reg. $24.95
Aluminum
Chaise Longues
With Plastic Pads
2 . W - 16"
each
Reg. $370 6-Pc. Ranch Type
Living Room Set
Plastic Covered Solid Oak
-Now
Only
289
88
Reg. 99.95 King Size
Relaxing Chair
Foam Rubber with Vibrator
69
88
Reg. 89.95 8 Pc.
Matched Lawn Set
Plastic Umbrella, 4 matching
chairs, matching table, cover and
table.
59
88
. Reg. 109.95
7-Pc. Dinette Sets
$g988
$19.95 barbecue
brazier & motor.....
FREE
Reg. 129.9572"
7-Pc. Dinette Sets
$19.95 barbecue
brazier & motor...
$9988
FREE
Adjustable Bed Frames Reg $ 49 $298
Metal Bed Frames 9.S6 is pair!98
Patio Tables $28 p8
Living Room Group 1189
Living RoomGroupZlmY $22988
Living Room Set ASiS&?$1398.
Double Dresser & Mirror $4788
4-Drawer Chest Blonde Reg. $52.95 3988
Fringe and Plastic ' $AJt88
rVCCUiilllM IflMfll Reg $59.95 NOW ONLY
Relaxing Chairs ES; tgL Motor
Platform Rockers-JSnJ
Card Tables $12.95
Card Table Chairs Rg. $8.95
Decorator Pillows
Pole LampS 3 Lamps in 1-Reg. $34.95
3 Light Tree Lamps Reg. $19.95
$5488
$J688
$988
$88
98'
J688
Table Lamps $18.95 $I588
Large Assorted Pictures;. $588
14X18 PictUreS Large Assortment 88'
22x28 Assorted Pictures only $198
Bath MirrOrS White Frame-While They Last J59
Hi Fi & Radio Cabinet ... I988
Record Cabinets u. oak fmi.h-R.8. $42.95
Metal Students Desk I988
Living Room Set ft
Reg. $295.00
NOW ONLY
$229
88
Bedroom 'SetSttTw""' 149
Spring & MattressZ 6988
4-Drawer Large Chest S'!r,959
3-Drawer Blonde Chest 45$2988
Chenille Bed Spreads fu .-R.g.
$329
CelOphU Bed PillOWS French Crepe Cover, PR. $3
49
Dacron Comforters Fn $..9s $988
TV Trays k9 size-Reg. $2.29 $159
Mixing Bowl Sets 4-pc-Reg. 77'
Dinette Set h. $69.95 $3988
Poly foam Mattress Pads RFeug" 5 $298
Poly foam Mattress Pads'n? $198
Dffww DaI. Reg. $39.95-With
nuiiuvvuy utu mne
$0088
Innerspring Mattress
Chaise Lounge
With Plastic Innerspring Pad
TV or Cricket Stools Zd00a 198
PUII DOWn LampS Black nd Brass-Reg. $15.95 $J88
Metal Cabinet coaming white-Reg. $22.95 J688
Metal Cabinet Reg. $26.95 $1988
Childs' Toilet Seat aamp on-Re3 $1.49 39'
Globe Desk Lamp & .w-r.8. $7.95 $588
Vscos Throw Rugs Reg. $i 98 $179
6' Beach Umbrellas Reg. $12.95 988