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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1960)
Si . - - :: 0 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. Sunday, March 6, 1960 rl TlTVl7mXTTT 1 KM:MKH J-L JLLdX All J J ill "S : ! MLSI r Anniversary Savings! 2 Piece Playsuits I Soft Luxurious Orion! 12 Piece Knit Dresses Over 600 To Choose From Bright Solids and Patterns Wear Easy to wearl Easy to care for cottons Crisp cotton two piece suits. Crop top blouse with slim, trim capri pants! Choose from checks, prints, stripes or solid colors. Brand new shipment just unpacked. Hurry these will sell fast. Sizes 8 to 1 8. Completely Washable Newest Spring Shades Expert Workmanship i i:i . - - , ; -vy.rBw1.vw.,.,n CP A nfl t i Newest Spring Shades O A AA J fc : Bright Solids and Patterns ft JIH j ! j Expert Workmanship mj "N II II l 'Wash V Wear Finish (J 1 ) And these basics travel from Nine to ( - ; Easy to wearl Easy to care for cottons , ! Midnight without a wrinkle! Feel their ; I j I : i Crisp cotton two piece suits. Crop top 7 7 I t tex,ured rlon hand ,ee theiir V : t : I blouse with slim, trim capri pants! J smart three-quarter sleeves . . . with ' ""1 j I Choose from checks, prints, stripes or J j ch pearl buttons. Their skirts walk I f I? ' solid colors. Brand new shipment just , I easily, never pull taut ... their smooth - T J i br: unpacked. Hurry these will sell fast. I I , f I Raglan shoulders fit as though made J '' v ) Sizes 8 to 18. L -J I J for you. Beige, Turquoise, Flamingo. t pte M pi? !Si 9I WS I (L , l. v ! - t$?f j : : fiD . : I 0 7J ! i $198 i Soft Acetate Tricot Run-Proof Panties! Full Cut 4 Beautiful Colors Double Crotch When you see a buy likt this it's time to stock up on panties. They're styled with elastic legs in white and pastel colored ace tate tricot. Small, medium, large. : r JwJ tTa..o.,.'"TTTi i - il? i ! i t ! Choose From 500! ViO's Slacks Long Tapers Corduroy, Poplins Mid Calfs Bedford Cord, - Sailcloth. Terrific assortment! ... Choose from long tapers, midcalfs. Spring's newest fabrics poplins, bedford cords, sailcloth and cor duroy. A real anniver sary special. Sizes Special Buy! ViO's Better Dresses X. i, a. e Drossy Stylos Solids, Casual Styles Prints Choose from over 300! Acetate -prints, wash V wear dressy cottons, lin en weave rayons, Bem bergs, cotton cupioni blend. Terrific buy and assortment Misses and half sizes. Patterns, Three Girl Scouts who look part in Mrs. Ralph Barclay and Mrs. Thomas G. table setting project as a part of the recent McFadden. Today is the first day of the - annual charm ichool, are pictured here with annual Girl Scout week, celebrating the or- the setting they entered. The girls are (left ganixalion'c 48th anniversary and Scouts to right) Judy McFadden, Sharon Chipman will attend the church of their choice as the and Judie Barclay, members of Troop 192, beginning of the week-long observance. Hedrick Junior High school. Leaden are Annual Girl Scout Week Opens Today Preparing for the future through service to others" is the goal of almost three and a half million Girl Scouts, aged seven to 17, curently celebrating t h e i r organiza tion's 48th anniversary. Girl Scout week starts to day and continues through March 12. The theme this year is "You can count on her to be prepared." Mrs. Charles U. Culmer, national presi dent of the Girl Scouts of the U.S.A., commented on this theme by saying "This empha sis on preparedness is as old and at the same time as con temporary as Girl Scouting itself. While adhering to the Girl Scouts' basic code of eth-J Study of Luke To Open Tonight The first session of the classes to be held in First Methodist church on the study of "Luke's Portrait of Christ" and conducted by Dr Gertrude Boyd Crane, pro fessor of religion at Pacific university, Forest ' Grove, will begin at 7:30 p jn. to night, March 6. All interest ed persons are invited to at tend. . ' . Dr. Crane will teach a du plicate session from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. on Monday, con tinuing through Wednesday. The evening sessions will con tinue on Monday and Tues day evenings. The study on the gospel "Luke" will be concerned with portraiture and certain major areas of experience will be considered. Teachings of Jesus concerning voca tions, personal witness, social concerns, prayer, money and The Kingdom will be pointed out. Further information may be had by calling First Meth odist church. Adartl Social Club Announces' Meeting Adarel Social club will meet Thursday, March 10, at 12:30 o'clock for a salad luncheon at the home of Mrs. Donald Shores, 88 Oak Grove road. Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Gail Buffington and Mrs. William Childreth. ' : : ; Meatless Meal For a meatless lunch or supper make a hearty chow der. Pare and dice two medium-size potatoes, and cook with 1 tablespoon instant minced onion in salted water to cover. Meanwhile, cut a cup of ripe olives into gen erous wedges. When potatoes are tender, add to them a small can of corn, the olives, a large pat of butter, about 1 pint and a half of milk, and salt and pepper to taste. Heat just to simmering, and serve at once, in large bowls. To go with the olive corn chow der, set out a plate of toasted crackers, a wedge of your favorite cheese, and a basket of fresh fruit. , . . f Old Favorite, New Touch Baked stuffed potatoes are especially tasty seasoned with a little instant minced onion, topped with grated American cheese and sprinkled with dry dill. Make 'em ahead and heat through shortly before serving. : f- South Seas Fruit Cup Enhance spring menus with a South Sea fruit cup. Canned fruit cocktail adds gay color and helps stretch more ex pensive fresh fruits. Combine drained fruit cocktail with diced orange," diced fresh pine apple, chopped preserved gin ger and grated orange rind. Add orange juice to cover fruits and several tablespoons light rum; chill thoroughly. ics and promise of duty to God and country, our organi zation seeks to relate new program activities to the ever changing and increasingly complex patterns of our so ciety and to the multiple de mands it makes on women." Mrs. Culmer explained that as the girls grow older, they are encouraged to select serv ice activities of a near adult calibre requiring skills and attitudes essential to their de velopment as useful, creative women and as citizens of the world as well. - - - Although service to her community still plays a ma jor role in her activities, to day's Senior Scout is given a chance to explore wider fields of interest through participa tion in vocational conferences, art festivals, and national, and international events such as the 1956 and 1959 Senior roundups. . Some of the most vivid news reporting from the 1959 rounaup in Colorado was done by 1,300 girl correspond ents and commentators ac credited by their local news papers and radio stations, it is reported. The girls, were of fered training in a new area and . at the same time kept their own communities , in touch with a national event. Carolyn. Finch and Dianne Lewis were the two girls chos en from Medford to attend this event last year. P r o g r a mming for the younger girl encourages her to develop skills and service attitudes at her own , level. While the Senior Scout is serving as a hospital aide, tak ing voters to the polls, or assisting in forestry conserva tion, her younger Brownie or Intermediate sister is making scrapbooks or toys for mi grant workers' children, help ing her mother in household tasks or planting flowers and trees for public buildings. This flexibility in program ming at all levels has assisted the Girl Scouts to do their share in national or local emergencies such as the two world wars, floods or commu nity disasters, etc., it is stated. "Under more normal con ditions, however, Girl Scout program specialists plan ac tivities which will help de velop the girls as well-rounded individuals, and, above all, as happy women, the organi zation declares. Program on Music Planned Thursday A program on music ' is planned for a meeting of Al pha Rho chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, at the home of Miss Jean Johnson, 57 Summit avenue, at 8:15 p.m. Thursday, March 10. Assisting Miss Johnson will be Miss Florence Robi son. The program on "Music's Influence on Our Lives" will be given by Mrs. James Tengesdal and Mrs. Robert Goodman. The last regular chapter meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Donald Bills, assisted by Mrs. Lou Cranston. Mrs. Bills was in charge of the pro gram for the evening, and gave an account of her expe riences in Europe during World War II. The chapter birthday was observed and refreshments included a cake decorated with yellow roses, and the symbol of Beta Sigma Phi. Mrs. Sam Floyds Honored at Party Gold Hill-Mrs. Sam Floyds was honored at a layette shower Friday, February 26 at the home of Mrs. Lee Ma lone. Mrs. Herschel Robert son was hostess for the affair. Guests other than the hon oree were Mrs. Jerry Jerolo man, Mrs. Bob Gray, Mrs. R. P. Corona, Mrs. O. L. Ken dal, Gold Hill, and Mrs. Golda Howelett, Medford. An arrangement of yellow daffodils made up the table centerpiece. 4 Colorful Sauce For a gourmet touch to a roast pork or duck dinner, serve this delicious Orange Olive Sauce. Skim fat from pan drippings. Discard fat and add 23 chicken stock and 13 orange juice to drippings. 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