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BUTTE FALLS Tourists Visit Area Br MARY JO HARRIS Butt j Fal'-: - The month of July found aiany tourists in the area and many of the local residents on vacation, some taking several short trips, others taking one long trip and many just camping out hoping to avoid some of the heat. July visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Smith were Mrs. Swen Johansen of Coquille and Mike Purvis of Gold Beach. Mrs. Johansen is a daughter of the Smiths and Mike is their great grandson. July visitors also included Mr. and Mrs. George Zinn and daughter, Brenda of Al buquerque, N.M. They spent several days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Curtis. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hartle rode Jr., Ashland, attended the wedding of Miss Virginia McAlister to Larry Cavin last week. The Hartlerodes' daughter, Susan, is spending the remainder of the week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Elga Abbott. Raymond Abbott is work ing at the Cannc-i Beach Bible Conference at Cannon Beach, Ore., and will be there for the remainder of the month. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elga Abbott. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Driskell and son, Jimmy, a id Mr. and Mrs. Lelani Coffman and daughter, Marta, spent sev eral days of their vacation at Brookings. Mr. and Mrs. Vera Steph- enson and Mr. and Mrs. Ern . est Stephenson and grand childre spent several days camping at Nichols creek. Mrs. Burell Facey and daughters, Patsy ana Vanessa, recently went to Riverside, Calif., via Reno, Ne-. At Riv erside the Faceys visited Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Huddleston, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Huddles ton and Montana Eacey. The A. E. Huddlestons are an aunt and uncle of Mrs. Facey and the H. A-. Huddlestons are Mrs. Facey's parents. Mon tana is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Burell Facey in the Navy sta tioned at Long Beach, Calif. The H. A. Huddlestons made the return trip with the Faceys as far as their home at Witter Springs, Calif. Saturday, July 25, Grange . " 9 . X met at the city park for a pot luck supper. " The HEC Grange ladies will meet Tuesday, Aug. 11, at the home of Mrs. Hank Wright at 1:30 p.m. All mem bers are urged to enter the White Satin canring contest and those having crocheted items for the J. C Coates con test are asked to notify Mrs, Wright so as to. get an esti mate of entries. . Mr. and Mrs. Roger Harris hav isturned from several weeks vacation in Canada and Alaska. The Harris s first stop north was at Moses lake, Wash., where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy Harris, brother and sister-in-law of Roger. In Canada, the Harrises camped at several lakes and went on to Fairbanks, Alaska. From Fairbanks they took plane over the Arctic Circle to Ft. Yukon. The Harrises also took an excursion tip on the Tanana river on a 50 passen ger sternwheeler. Included in the Harris s many stops were Dawson Creek, British Columbia, and Valdez, Alaska. On their re turn trip they stopped at John Day, Ore., where they visited tLeir son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tracy. M-. and Mrs. Tracy are former residents and he is now rang r oi tr.e aiauieur National forest stationed at John Day. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Moore are the new proprietors of thj Butte Falls Shell Service. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wells, for mer proprietors, have made tentative plans to remain in Butte Falls for the time be ing. The old station has been torn do-vn and a new one is being constructed in its place. Members of th Lady Lions held their August meeting Aug. 4 at the home of Mrs Duane Smeltzer. The August potl'ick dinner will be a chicken fry at Willow lake. Hostesses for the potluck will be Irs. Duane Smeltzer and Mrs. Bill Harris. "The September meeting of the uxiliary will be held at the home of Mrs. Leonard Stratton. Members attending were Mrs.-Leonard Stratton, llBlas ..... J LtimJ&M RISING HIGH IN SKY, smoke marks forest fire in Lake Gregory area, San Bernardino National Forest, which has blackened more than 10.000 acres. It is being fought by more than 1,500 men. Lake Arrowhead is in foreground. No homes are menaced. Ike interrupts Vacation at Farm ; Washington -ffiPD- President Eisenhower interrupted his vacation at his farm home to day for an overnight return to Washington to keep some appointments and confer with Republican c o n g r e s sional leaders. The President planned to leave Gettysburg early this afternoon. Before his depart ure, he hoped to get in a round of golf at the Gettysburg Country Club where he play ed nine holes Friday. Eisenhower's appointments today included the swearing in of Commerce Secretary Frederick H. Mueller, greet ing contestants in the annual Teen-Age Safe-Driving Road E.O, and meeting the new president of Lions Interna tional. , Hollywood - (UPD Newly weds actress Margaret O'Brien, 22, and art student Harold Robert Allen Jr., 24, sailed today for a month-long honeymoon in Honolulu. The former child star and Allen were married Saturday in St. Martin Tours Catholic Church. The ceremony was attended by an overflow crowd, including many film celebrities.- MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. O Monday, Aug. 10, 1959 Wisconsin leads the states in annual dairy production. Stops Heart Gas 3 Times Faster CtrtifM lebwotary test! pram IEU-ANS tablet! Mutrallx 3 timet as muck stomach oddity m on sninuta of maoy boding digestive tablets. Set IEU-AKS today tor the fastest known relief. Everywhere! Snider's Quality DAIRY FOODS SPECIAL! Wash and wear sissy-lace cotton slips Girls' proportioned-to-fit saddle oxfords, T-straps 4" Sew-Very-Easy 9404 2-10 All the girls love separates they mix-match so happily through the school year. Blouse, skirt are simple-to-sew in carefree, tubbable cot ton. Tomorrow's pattern: Misses' dress. . Printed Pattern 9404: Chil dren's Sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. Size 6 takes lVa yards 35-inch fabric; Vi yard plain. . Printed directions on each pattern part. Easier, accurate. Send FIFTY CENTS (coins) for this pattern add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mailing. Send to Marian Mar tin, Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern NDept 232 West 18th st New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. 1 Heels narrow, toes rounded and roomy, in supple leathers, rug ged soles. 8'2-3. 99c USUALLY 1.49 SIZES 7 TO 14 Dainty whirling tiers topped by ruffled lace bod ice, lace-edged straps. Back is ful ly elasticized for smooth comfort fit. Machine . washable, Little-iron v. 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Jet black for boys, green for girls. 3-39S Reg. 41.95 24" Flo-Bar with trade, low as 31.95 $175 In Prizes! FREE DRAWINGS FOR GRADE AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. No Purchase Necessary. o $100 and 25 Gift Certificates o $50 Bike, girls or boys Entry blanks are available in all Back-To-School De partments. Be sure to register soon. You may fill out an entry blank during each visit, to Wards. J
