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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1959)
Program On Africa Presented ' The fourth in a series of - educational programs cover- " tag "stops" in a world tour was held Monday night by ' Alpha Lambda chapter of Ep- silon Sigma Alpha sorority. Africa was the country reached and the group was . met on the driveway of the Leland A. Carpenter home. : 2741 Ruth drive, by a "guide' who led the women on a sa ; fari through the yard and ; home. The wilds of the jungle the diamond mines and other interesting points were de picted by decorations and cot- tumes on the tour. All parti cipated in a "diamond hunt.' Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Dan Kidd and Mrs. Lyman Smith reported on the geography, history and living conditions of Africa. Contests in African dancing and map drawing ; were held, with prizes going to Mrs. Howard Phillips, Mrs B. H. Gilbert and Mrs. Robert Shangle. Dessert was served by Mrs, Albert Lange and Mrs. Wylie Macpherson. Others on the committee were Mrs. W. rl, Fischer and Miss DeMaris Glutsch, educational director, Mrs. Peter E. Greene was suest. Prior to the educational meeting, a business session was held at the home of Mrs, B. H. Gilbert, 501 Oregon ter race. Plans were outlined for a "Have Santa-Will Travel' project to be conducted by the chapter Dec. 7 through 18. For information on the project interested persons son at NOrmanay 1 Past Recalled In New Clothes For Little Girls United Press International -- The SDirit of Christmas past has a future in the holi day wardrobe ol little giris. The old-fashioned look 'is in- mired bv turn-of-the-century styles, reports the National Cotton council. Tnere are Den sleeves of two or more tiers hia's-eut cane sleeve eath ered at the shoulder and rip pling over the arm; and lull sleeves with tucks, smocking or lace. Another sleeve is a re versed leg o mutton a sheath sleeve ending midway be tween the shoulder and elbow and flaring into a large pouf at tne elbow. . , Navy and gray, traditional colors for early spring, will get some hefty competition -from all shades of beige in 1960. Several New York col lections now being shown to buyers featured pale, beige, honey, mocha, and even "ex- presso" brown for spring. The pinafore is back. It comes in cotton organdy, broadcloth, lawn, pique and velveteen, trimmed with lace or appliqued with lollipops, candy canes, animals and Christmas trees. Jumper ap rons that button up the back cover dresses in two-in-oneen- sembles. Wonder what ever became f the suit or coat sleeve which came all the way to the wrist? Sleeves in the new spring fashions end just above the-elbow, at the elbow, 'or lightly below. i . - It will be a lace or chiffon spring in the late day and eve ning clothes department. Both fabrics show more frequently than the old standby, peau de soie, in the new collections, Borrow an idea from Patau of Paris to dress up fur coats Buy a narrow fur scarf to match the coat and wear the scarf inside the collar. SPEND MORE TIME ' WITH YOUR FAMILY i smartly styled Westinghouse ROLL ABOUT dishwasher Rolls to Table to Sink to Cabinets Snips onto Faucet Instantly Power-Soak ends Pre-Rinsfflg loads in Mere Moments SO LOAD IT...SET IT... FORGET II ...It even cleans itself! Sn our ad page 8, 2nd Sec. Trowbridge & Flynn 214 W. Main-Ph. SP 3-6241 Big Y Appli2r.es Center Ph. SP 3-3052 Student Code of Conduct Discussed at PTA Session Central Point An interest ed group of parents and teachers participated with a panel of students in the dis cussion of a code of conduct for youth at the November 23 meeting of Crater Parent Teacher association. The pan el, conducted by Bob Gard ener, Crater student body president, and consisting of executive members of stud ent council and class presi dents, combined the Oregon Code of Conduct and a code of ethics into seven stand ards which are being formu lated into a new constitution by the student council. The cardinal code's pur pose, explained by Connie Mc Donough, is to promote co operative understanding among students, and between students and their parents and teachers. The personal appearance summary, by Pat ti Straus, concluded that con formity in neatness of dress and grooming is necessary and desirable. Sally Bailey noted that school spirit involves stud ents' behavior and attitudes at all times, beyond school hours and activities. Allison Pinkham discussed state laws pertaining to.: smoking and drinking among other items of personal habits. Jan Bate man summarized the neces sity of the home as the center of teen-agers social - activity and the cooperation of par ents in home entertaining. Ideas brought forth by Charles Warren on general dating encouraged the use of the home as a logical meeting place and prearranged agree ments between parents and teenagers on outside social events. Driving information, by Don Ryan, revealed a new code adopted by Crater concerning Duplicate Winners Announced by Club Top score for last week's meeting of Bartlett Duplicate Bridge club for junior play ers was won by Mrs. Jay El liott and Mrs. R. A. Naumes. Other high scores were won by Mrs. F. E. Bowman and Mrs. J. J. Finegan, sec ond; Mrs. James Winslow and Mrs. Rita Jones, third; Mrs. Russell Barnes and Mrs. Fred Burich, fourth; and Mrs. Wil liam Cowning and Mrs. Joe Clark, fifth. the use of cars about' the school premises and of stud ents' behavior driving cars to and from school." - Refreshment chairman was Mrs. Curtis Nesheim, and as sistants were Mrs. C. W. An horn, Mrs. Leo Ghelardi, and Mrs. Roy Henry. - If food burns an enamel ware utensils, shake soda into it, add cold water and let it stand awhile. Orient Is Topic For Travel Club Mrs. Herman Ekerson' will show colored slides of Hong Kong, Japan and parts of Am erica at a meeting of the Arm Chair. Travel group at the Senior Activity Center Mon day afternoon, November 30. Dr. Frank Roberts, chair man, reported that the Center is seeking chairs to accommo date those attending the show ings. - y The rug making class will hold its usual meeting Mon day from 10 to 12 a.m. The dramatic group will not meet Wednesday, as regularly scheduled, but other classes will proceed as usual. Some special wood for to- Lamb and Wine Lamb shanks braised with wine, bouillon, onion and dill make a savory supper. Use a white dinner wine chablis, sauterne or a rhine wine in cooking the meat tem poles has been given the woodcarving class, which will work Wednesday from 1 to 3 p.m. Orchestra practice is set for Thursday afternoon, when members will rehearse for a program to be given for the Chin-Up club December 17. Men and women over fifty years of age who wish to take part in the drama study may call Mrs. Rilla Norris, SPring IMEYOU by Glenn Funk !zzr Thanks, to new chemistry,, modern hair coloring" is much less of a threat to the texture of the hair . . . 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