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Queen Makes Plans For
Arrival of Third Child
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gvtch, Margaret Sarille.
quoted reporter on Ihe Bril
frh ro5I family, provides
tike first details of how
Wn Elisabeth II is mak
8bf ready for her - third
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MARGARET SAVILLE
Vnited Press International
London-4CP&-Plans for the
fflrival of a baby in any fam
cys create excitement. And
ltjs no different in Bucking
hur Palace, where there is a
flurry of preparation for the
awival of Queen Elizabeth's
third .child, expected' in Jan
uary. .
Elizabeth, in a recent stay
in Buckingham, decided on a
big, airy, third-floor room as a
good location for the nur
sery. This floor is where the
Prince of Wales and Princess
Anne have their rooms.-
Th enursery overlooks the
palace gardens, Constitution
Hill and St. James' 'park with
a view of the daily changing
of the guard from one of the
front windows.
The royal infant's room
will be quite simply decorat
ed in pastel colors, and the
same furniture used for the
Queen's other two children
will come out of storage to be
used again. The pieces include
e small applewood table with
two chairs to match, a large
bow -fronted chest painted
Sffhite (in which all the baby's
lathes and accessories can be
ep t), same: comfortable
nintz-covered chairs, and a
small, low, nursing chair.
Bsc Same Cradle
: Queen Elizabeth very likely
will use the same cradle used
tsvice before. On each previ
ous occasion it was trimmed
with - frilled white muslin
over silk and decorated with
ribbon in the Queen's favorite
shade , of primrose yellow.
Such trimming will make it
"suitable for either, a boy or
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a girl," as Elizabeth has said
beiore.
r.uzaDeth's intimate trienas
report sue ana x-nnce fmnp
wut welcome enner a boy or
giTi. ui ouier meinoers 01
uie royal xainuy are said to
ieel mat a ooy woula make
mein nappiesu
ine royal sentiment, taking
the ,Lohjt view,, is tiiat wiieu
tne new prince grew up ue
wouia oe aoie to suare uie
many otiiciai comes wmcn re
quire a man s attention, witn
out a brotner Prince Charles
is going to nave an exceed
ingly busy lite: . .
Wnen it comes to the lay
ette for the new- baby, the
Queen will almost certainly
use many of the tiny gar
ments which served Princess
Anne and her brother. The
garments, 11 years old now,
all have been carefully pre
served and are in excellent
condition. . The . beautifully
hand-stitched frocks and
gowns were made by resi
dents of the Linen and, Wool
en Drapers Society Homes for
the Aged. . ,
Exquisitely knitted gar
ments were given the; queen
in her earlier maternities by
members of .the Nursery
Nurses association, the club
to' which the "Nannies" of
Britain's aristocratic and
wealthy children all belong.
The nannies probably will be
making another set or two for
the new baby. All the clothes
are in white." The Queen pre
fers .white until the children
are a year old and both of
hers followed this royal tra
dition.
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First-bf-the-season Jonathans
from Washington's mineral
rich apple valleys, are a "nat
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lunch, boxes. The firm pulp
massages gums as it cleans the
teeth, and the fruit acids help
neutralize the mouth.
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Your Charge
' Mrs.' Mar Brown, one of two tea hostesses for The Mail
Tribune's annual reporters' school and tea Wednesday after
noon at the Red Cross building is pictured serving Mrs.
Ray Casterline. Mrs. Casterline was one of four women
honored during the school for turning in particularly good
copy during the past year. Mrs. Casterline served as pub
licity chairman for the annual benefit tea last spring of
the Medf ord unit of the American Cancer society. Mrs.
Brown is employed in the classified advertising department
of The Tribune. , ,
Mothersingers
To Organize ;
Central Point - A meeting
to organize a D istrict 6C
Mother-singers group will be
held Monday, October 19 at
3:30 p.ml in the Central Point
Elementary school music
room. Mrs. Harvey Field will
be the director. . ,
, In her invitation to the wo
men in Sams Valley, Gold Hill
and Central Point, Mrs. Field
particularly stressed ' the fact
that this is not a trained voice
group. "It is for all women of
the area who like to sing for
the fun of singing," she said.
Monday's meeting will be
for becoming acquainted, to
organize and to discuss plans
for child care, she said.
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Crater Grandmothers
To Meet on Monday
Central Point - Crater chap
ter. Grandmother Clubs of
America, will gather at I pan.,
October 19 for a dessert lunch
eon at the home of Mrs. Oscar
Minnick, 145 Alder st. '
Sunday 20 members attend
ed the Church of Christ in
Central Point;, in memory of
Mrs.. Dora Jones:: ; ? -
Mrs. Bert Langston.and Mrs.
Charles Jantzer made corsages
for the women of chrysanther
mums in shades of gold and
bronze. .
The women were ushered to
a. reserved pew of the church
and introduced to the congre
gation after being greeted by
the minister. . . .
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Auxiliary Hears
Convention News
Mrs. A- A." Griffin reported
on the annual national con
vention of American Osteo
pathic association auxiliary at
a recent meeting of the aux
iliary to the Southern Ore
gon Osteopathic association.
The group met for dinner
at the Rogue Valley Country
club and held a business meet
ing at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. A. A. Griffin, Jackson
ville. Mrs. Max Flowers, Cen
tral Point, who recently mov
ed to the valley from Fort
Worth, Tex., was welcomed
as a new member.
Mrs. Griffin said that be
tween 2,000 and 3,n00 osteo
pathic physicians from
throughout the world attend
ed the association convention
in Chicago and over 500 wom
en were present for auxiliary
sessions.
Mrs. David Morgan is the
southern Oregon, auxiliary
president for the current year
and Mrs. Cleatis Lemley is
vice-president; Mrs. G. S. Jen
nings, . secretary; and Mrs.
Griffin, treasurer. :
. Mrs. G. Scott Jennings, past
president, was appointed proj
ect chairman.
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Bethel Practice Set;
Friendship Night
Planned Wednesday
Choir practice for members
of Bethel 14, International
Order of Job's Daughters, is
scheduled for Monday, Octo
ber 19, at 6:30 p.m. in the
Masonic Temple.'
Wednesday, October 21, at
7:30 p.iri. ; in the . Masonic
Temple the Bethel members
will participate - in "Friend
ship Night" with guests from
other bethels in ,the. Rogue
Valley. . : . ;
The next guardian council
meeting is scheduled for Wed
nesday, October . 28, ; in the
home of Mrs. Earle.Yoakley.
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Auxiliary Plans
Food Booth for ,
Phoenix Festival
Phoenix-The Phoenix Lions
auxiliary will have a variety
food booth at the fall festival
to be held in the Community
hall at Phoenix Actober 31. .
Plans for the booth were'
made at the regular meeting
of the auxiliary October 8 at
the home of Mrs. Edward
Stevens, 3672 South Pacific
highway. Mrs. Vi C. Claflin
and Mrs. D. P. Foxworthy
were assistant hostesses. .
Visitors were Mrs. Henry
Beecholdt, Mrs. George Ner
ton, Airs. J. F. Christian and
Mrs. Wayne Reed, all of Tal
ent.
Members discussed the pos
sibility, of "adopting" a blind
child, at the Oregon State
School for the Blind, Salem.
Mrs. Christian, state vice-president'
for Lions auxiliaries,
explained the procedure and
also spoke on selection of a
project for the southern part
of the state. -
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Woman's Relief Corps
Sets Tuesday Meeting
The Central Point Woman's
Relief Corps, Harrison Post,
will meet Tuesday, October
20, in the ' American Legion
hall. A potluck luncheon will
be held at noon.
Discussed during the busi-.
ness meeting will be plans for
the plant .and rummage sale
to be held soon.
The September meeting
was birthday month and Mrs.
Maggie Beihn ' was honored.
The birthday . cake was fur
nished by Mrs.. John Novak.
. Mrs. O. T. Wilson, presi
dent, appointed the sale com
mitee. Members are Mrs. Phil
Griggs, chairman; Mrs. Frank
Smith, . co-chairman; Mrs. Al
Hermanson, and Mrs. Novak,
committeewomen.
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Evening Until 9 P.M.
Officers Announced
By Roguette Circle;
Installation Slated
1 Roguette circle, Military
Order of Lady Bugs, has an
nounced election of "insects"
to serve for the coming year.
Named were Mrs. Ben Alli
son, lady gold bug; Mrs.
Ralph Pittock, lady katydid;
Mrs. Herald Sutherland,, lady
butterfly: Mrs. Dora Stanton.
lady firefly; Mrs. Fred Law
rence,' lady sharp claws; Mrs.
Richard Schulz, official
greedy bug; Mrs. B. B. Ram
sey, buttinsky.
Installation will be Novem
ber 15. A potluck " dinner is
planned for 12:30 D.m. with
lady bugs and cooties from
Grants Pass invited. ;
Roguette ; circle members
plans to take part in the Hal
loween festivities at Camp
White October 30 and will
operate a "beauty booth."
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