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EX-COMMANDER DIES MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. ft Asheville, N.C. -(UPH- Brig, j Thursday, Dec. 3, 1959 Fashion Revue Slated IF YOU'RE NOT TRADING AT THE GROCETERIA YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH! Gen. William McCulloch, re- j " tired former commander of the Ft. Bragg Receiving Cen ter, died Wednesday. There's a mountain flower By MARGARET M. CROWL er Bowerses are from Grants Pass. called elcphantella, or louse wort. Illinois Valley - The Civic Women's League is sponsoring a "Fashion Revue" at 2 p.m. Dec. 5 at the Ivy theater to usher in the Christmas season in Cave Junction and the Illinois Valley. There will be charge of 50 cents. Hazel's Dress shop and Beauty shop will furnigh the fall and winter fashions mod eled and will display acces DOWN... TAKE ALL- 1960 TO PAY sories, costume jewelry, lin gerie, cosmetics and millinery. ILLINOIS VALLEY TODAY'S BEST BUY young O Tender O grain-fed PORK! We will gladly cut into chops or roasts' ,for you! , RIB Vi OR WHOLE LOIN ONLY lrl ) LB. S7 Meat prices in this ad good through Sat., Decl 5, 1959. Portion Controlled VEAL CUTLETS Randy's Fresh Frosted mm U.S. .Graded Choice Steer Well Trimmed for Fine Eating Pleasure km mm tost U.S. Graded Choice Steer (Grass st U.S. Graded Choice Steer BONED AND ROLLED It's Waste Free! Sim tail Armour's Star or Cascade's Oregon Brand Old Fashion THICK Swift's Premium Brand A REAL BUY AT Small Size Flavor 1 GROCETERIA FRESH PRODUCE Get your protection for health from fresh citrus vitamin C. rich in Seedless Navel Sunkist Large ORANGES 138 Size 3 Doz. vv mmWJ For all the nutrients, eat slices or sections. Indian River Florida SNOBOY Grapefruit Ruby Reds Large 36-Size m J for Juicy Sharp Fresh Flavor SUNKIST LEMONS "" Medium 165 Size mem DOZEN i Enhances the nat uralttavor of foods and helps you to stay t healthy. DEHTOHD JOTLE - LOCAL - For Fine Pies and Sauces lb bag 29 ? rei vara Smoking Hot Yams for a Chilly Day Good! 2 ins. 1 9 Hazel has chosen her models from members of the Civic Women's League and the Il linois Valley. Colors this year have taken a new bold trend, yet styles are more feminine. The com bination should capture the heart of every woman. A $5.00 gift certificate will be awarded to the door prize winner. Everyone is invited to at tend. The annual Christmas party and regular meeting of the Illinois Valley HEU will be held at the home of Mrs. Dick Rians Dec. 8 beginning at 10:30 with a pot luck dinner at noon. The topic for discussion will be "Scotland." The ddscussion will be directed by Mrs. Vern Johnson and Mrs. Walt Col pitts. Scotland was chosen for discussion because it is the site of the International meet ing of the Association of Coun try Women of the World. The HEU feels that an affiliation with this group gives it a voice in international affairs. Following pot-luck at noon there will be a gift exchange and Christmas tree. Every homemaker in the valley is invited. Marguerite Rebekah Lodge met at the Oddfellows hall in Kerby the evening of Nov. 25. Rachel Foster, vice Grand presided in the absence of the Noble Grand, Edith Heiden reich. ' Election of officers was the main business of the evening and the following were elect ed for the coming year: Ra chel Foster, Noble Grand; Mabel Ramsey, vice Grand; Amy Hussey, secretary, and Francis Rachner, treasurer. The lodge will have its an nual Christmas party Dec. 9. Secret pals will be revealed at this time and there will be a gift exchange. Those who do not have a secret pal will bring a gift for a lady or man. The meeting was followed by refreshments served in the dining room. Western Star Social club will hold its regular meeting Monday, Dec. 7 with a potluck luncheon at 12:30 followed by the business meeting at 2 p.m. All members are urged to attend. , Word has been received that William A. (Bud) Hos kins, who has been in the University of Oregon medical hospital in Portland for sev eral weeks, is still seriously ill. Mrs. Hoskins has returned to Portland to be with him. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Case cf Newport, Ore., were recent visitors at the" E. J. Wilber home where they viewed Mrs. Wilber's bottle collection. Mr. and Mrs. Case are hobbyists also, collecting colored glass. They were very enthusiastic about the many bottles, espe cially the very old ones with interesting histories. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boyd spent Thanksgiving in Butte Falls where they were din ner guests of the Oliver Boyds. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wilber spent Thanksgiving with the C. G. Wilhelms. The Wilhelms own and operate Frans mar ket on the Caves highway. Mr., and Mrs. Don Myers and baby daughter, Dena Helen, from Eureka, were visitors in the Illinois Valley over the Thanksgiving holi day and were guests of Don's mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Myers, who have the Central cafe in Cave Junc tion. Diane, Don's sister, re turned to Eureka with them on Friday, returning Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hadley, daughter Cheri and son Dana visited in San Francisco over the Thanksgiving weekend. They visited Dan's sister, Carol Hadley, who is a regis tered nurse working at the hospital there. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bow ers, owners of the Dairy Queen, entertained their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mil ford Bowers and four chil dren, for two days, Thanks giving and Friday. The young- BANK OFFICER DIES New York -0IPD- J. Marc Gardner, 56, vice president of the Henry J. 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