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MAIL TRIBUNE, Mtdferd, Or. Friday, July 31, 1959 Artists Invited To Exhibit Salem - Oregon artists are invited to exhibit their work in the art department of the annual State Fair in Salem September 5-12. Superintendent Jack K. Eyerly of the Fair states that the deadline for entries is August 9 at 5 p.m. at the Fair grounds; the . Fairgrounds will be open August 7-9 to re ceive entries. Divisions for the show are One by invitation only; one for artists more than 75 years of age; ifivision for any adult's work not previously shown at the Fair; and division for young artists open to students in schol grades 12 and under. Closing entry date for the student division is August 16, and this will be judged separately. . Officers of the Southern Oregon Society of Artists are encouraging residents of this area to enter works in the Fair. Further information may be obtained by calilng the society president, Mrs, Leonard Andrews, Gold Hill ULrich 5-1140; Mrs. Larry Starks, Central Point, -JOr- mandy 5-1440; Mrs. R. S. Ashenberner, Medf ord, SPring 2-9323; or Mrs. Em- mitt Tucker Jr., Ashland, MUrdock 2-2511. - : Soup on the Rocks Good for Summer Summertime and the living is easy. Family activity moves to the coolest part of the house or yard, and quicky meals are very much in order. It takes imagination to serve meals which require a mini mum of cooking heat and yet have the appeal to lift heat- jaded appetites. The beverage is important to all hot-weather meals . and the most exciting idea to make a splash in that field recently is "Soup on the Rocks," a good summertime, thirst- quencher. Delicious flavor and low calorie content make this one of the best coolers you can serve with meals or at any time of the day. To make Soup on the Rocks punch two holes in a can of beef broth. Place several ice cubes in a glass mug. Pour un diluted beef broth over ice cubes. Garnish- with lemon. One can makes two or three servings. - - ; WAwv. ObUUUM wciagc . about three colds -a year. , Medford Couple Home From Trip Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lichten stern, 1011 West Tenth street, havereturned ' home after a six weeks vacation in the Mid west states. They visited rela tives and friends in Kansas, Colorado, Arkansas and Mis souri. In Missouri the travelers were guests of Mrs. Lichten stern's brother, Grover Med ley, who resided in Medford a few years ago, and with other relatives and school mates whom she had not seen for many years. In Arkansas they visited the Wonderland Caves near Bella Vista, in Colorado they toured Estes Park and Grand Lake, and also visited Mr. Lichtenstern's sister in Greeley. En route home, the Med ford couple passed Oregon's Centennial wagon train near Baker. . Brides-To-Be Guests Of Medford Stores Fourteen brides-to-be and their mothers were honored at an engagement shower Tuesday, July 28, on the patio at Mon Desir Dining inn. The party was sponsored by local merchants, through Welcome Wagon. The hostesses, Mrs Margaret Dix, and Mrs. Robin Heidemann, gave pointers on wedding etiquette followed by advice on how to properly cut and serve a wedding cake. Each girl was presented gifts from the participating stores. A question and answer period preceded refreshments The engagement party was the first in a series to be given by Welcome Wagon. Gifts and helpful advice are also pre sented to new residents in Medford, and to mothers of new babies, through individ ual calls in the home. Maddens Guests At Housewarming " .Central Point - Gama Xi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a surprise housewarm ing party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Madden, July 26. A gift from members and their husbands was presented to the honored couple. The group spent the -evening playing pinochle, and re freshments were served. Attending were Mr." and Mrs. Carroll Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Eicher, Mr. and Mrs. Darel Greb, Mr. and Mrs. Kay Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mekvold, Mr. andlMrs. Ned Starnes, and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wing. . - The ..Belgian Congo is .the worlds principal producer of diamonds used for industrial purposes. , Hemline Debate Raging By PAT HERMAN United Press International ' Paris (UPD Dressmaker Guy La Roche unleashed a "no holds barred" campaign today against baring the kneecap - a move by the House of pior that sent the fashion world into acrid de bate on the length of skirts. La Roche, left skirts at the midcalf, thus falling into step with very other designer in the Paris fall showings except Yves Mathieu Saint-Laurent who became the sensation of the season by decreeing nobble skirts and above-knee hemlines. La Roche also went along with the others of the Paris pack by showing suits with long jackets. Some had fur trimmed collars, one doubling as a hood. One hip-length jacket in lilac plaid had a button panel down the right side of the back to emphasize length. The models wore pale makeup, some of -them hard ly any lipstick, and wore high fur hats. A debate on the Dior hem line raged through Europe and in the United States al most as violently as the de bate over Christian Dior's "new look" of 1947 - a style condemned by many and worn by all. The Duchess f Windsor, perennially one of the world's 10 best dressed women, was reported in favor of Dior's "1960 look" though she did moan, "How will I get in and out of taxicabs?" If you were male and French the reaction was "ex cellent!" - If you were female with pretty legs the reaction was coy but - affirmative: "The short skirts are lovely - if you can afford to wear them." CORN CUSTARD New York (UPD - Fresh corn makes delicious custard. Com bine 2 cups of fresh corn cut off the cob with 3 lightly beat en eggs, 2 teaspoons of finely chopped onion, 1V& teaspoons of salt, Vs teaspoon each of ground black pepper and gar lic powder and 1 cup of milk. Turn mixture into buttered individual custard cups, using of a cup to each container. Place cups in a pah of hot water . and bake in a pre heated 325-deeree oven 1 hour or until a knife inserted in the center comes out clean. Serve hot, garnished with fresh parsley. Serves 6. ' - i We Buy for Less and Sell for Less! Earlier this Month, we offered this set at this Low Price and, in just Two Days, we sold every onel We were finally able to buy more BUT THEY WONT LAST LONG! .-Piece M(Q)M SET INCLUDES: O Double Dresser & Mirror O Chest of Drawers Bookcase Bed O Box Spring & Mattress . By SEALY Charcoal or Blond $cfl We Take Trade-ins on New Furniture Nothing Down 50 per month OPEN MONDAYS & FRIDAYS UNTIL 9:00 P.M. mm rui Jl Hiway 99, Centra! Point Phone NO 4-1226 OUR LOCATION SAVES YOU MONEY Castillo Work Now on Display A picture painted by Mrs. A. J. (Ada) Castillo, of the old Kubli grist mill, is on ex hibit at Mon Desir Inn. The grist mill is located three miles from Applegate and 12 miles from Jackson ville on the Applegate road. Now called the Applegate grist mill, it was built in 1857 by Elder Kubli, and it was used as a grist mill and trad ing post for the settlers of the now Applegate valley. All supplies at that time were brought in by pack train from Crescent City via Gas quet, Waldo, Holland and down Williams creek en route to Jacksonville; there was no Medford or Ashland. Supplies continued over this route until the railroad was built to Ashland in 1883. Prior to this, supplies came up from the south by wagon and from Roseburg in the late 70s. Later on the grist mill in Eagle Point came into pro duction to help supply the needs of the early settlers dur ing the Modoc war. Mrs. Castillo is a member of the Southern Oregon So ciety of Artists, and this is one of her recent 'pictures. Bridge Tourney Second Round r Gets Underway : Chicago - (UPB - The second round of double elimination play got under way today for men's and women's champion ships in the 31st annual sum mer national tournament of the American Contract Bridge league. Twenty two teams were eli minated in Thursday's open ing round. Forty four lost one of the two rounds required for elimination, while 22 still were undefeated. Men's division leaders in cluded Don Oakie, San Fran cisco. f- Spokane Family Attends Festival Mr. and Mrs. Harper Joy and son, Eddie, Spokane, Wash., are spending their an nual vacation in southern Oregon in order to attend performances of the annual Oregon Shakespearean festi val in Ashland. . The Joys are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edmund E. Hass, 1615 Crown avenue. ... Mr. Joy is an executive vice-president of the Pacific Northwest company, and" is manager of. the . Spokane branch of the firm. Mrs. Rodney Hammer Honored at Shower ' Central Point - A shower honoring Mrs. Rodney Ham mer was held recently at the home of Mrs. Bill Morse. Co hostesses were Mrs. Morse, Mrs. Vern Parent and Adrain Van Horn Jr. : Games were played and re freshments were served after the opening of the gifts by the honored guest. Attending were Mrs. Nor man Mallon, Mrs. Gordon Layton and daughter Janet, Mrs. Robert Morse, Mrs. Ralph Snook and Sherry, Mrs. Paul McYuade, Mrs. C. Bailey, Mrs. John Augard, Mrs. Davis Snook, Mrs. Robert Gilman, Mrs. Ray'Cummings, Kimbra and Lori, Mrs. Dick Guss and Mila, Mrs. Tom Ambrose, Mrs. Gene Snook, Mrs. Rosco Ellison, Mrs. John Snook, Mrs. William Thompson and Mrs. Marvin McDole. - Lighter Bottles Bottles and jars of the fu ture will be -lighter and stronger. Since 1930, many glass containers have shed a third of their weight - and a further slimming of 20 per cent has been predicted for many styles of glass contain ers in the near future. Fees for Camp Due at Office Balance of fees for the Camp Fire Girls summer resi dent camp at the YMCA camp on Diamond lake are now be ing accepted in the CFG of fice. Fees are to be paid be fore going to camp unless other arrangements have been made by the Camp Fire of fice. Parents are reminded that campers must have a physical examination not more than five days before going to camp and that the medical card must be brought to camp. Check in time is between- 2 and 4 p.m. Girls should not arrive in camp before that time as preparation by the director will not be complete, it is stated. , A meeting of all parents and girls will be held at the YMCA, August 10 at 7:30 p.m. Purpose of the meeting will be for the parents to meet the camp counselors and ask any questions pertaining to the week's activities at camp. Between July 27 and August 10 the Camp Fire of fice will be open between 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. The office is in room 215 of the Leverette building and the telephone number is SP 3-5679. Players Compete In Bridge Games Nine and one-half tables of players competed in Wednes day's duplicate game of River side Bridge club. High scores, north-south, went to Mrs. Paul Hatton and William Isaacs, first; Mrs. John Dougherty and Mrs. Ivan Harrington, second; Mrs. F. R. Baker and Mrs. Mary Trout, third; Mrs. Marrs Gib bons and Mrs. Karl Janouch, fourth. - Winning east-west were Mrs. Paul McDuffee and Mrs. Warren Deakjns, tied with Mrs. Glenn Harrison and Roy Pruitt for first and second; Mrs. W. W. Stevenson and Fred Burich, third; Mrs. Fred Purdin and Mrs. William Knope, fourth. Dance Announced At Grange Hal! A square dance is planned at Bellview Grange hail start ing at 8:30 p.m. Saturday. Bellview Grange is located south of Ashland just off Highway 99 at Tolman Creek road. Floyd Workman and Byron (Buzz) Dibble, both of Med ford, will call squares, and all square dancers are invited. Potluck refreshments will be served. We Give 4J GREEN STAMPS CENTRAL REXALL DRUG Main end Centre! Fresher! Snider's Quality DAIRY FOODS SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED GOMFORTr bulhy fashion sweaters plain and jeweled trim styles For cool evenings or daytime wear choose a bulkit orlon or wool sweater to compliment your dress. 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