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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1960)
Opt Together qub J Announces Luncheon The Get Together club will meet at the Girls Community club Friday, May 6, at 1 p,m, for a fevered dish luncheon. A business meeting and enter- Jft tainment will follow. y On tne committee in charce are Mrs. RiSeigh Wvytt, Mrs , Victor Kasser, Mrs. Belle Tucker and Mrs. i-'innici Cul ver. t Sunshine sandals for summer sports iii.pi Zf$ Snot fOR ChlllVtth Sail through summer cool as a ak breeze, (fiootu Samlali are practical, too, hecaue they're built to take alt the rough and tumble of activ kids. Look what ftww san dals have: tnuR ftttinB hl leather quarter lining absorbent AVaible .rather inaolea aturrly Goodyear Well conat ruction Ant leather ae-ntied uppera Sturdy lonn wearing solas broad to last for roomy eomfort Johnston and Stewart JUNIOS BOOT SHOP 211 East Main MHrd Wain Ts Fit It GuariaMol Irk FU Ml y '&slSSi ' 12 xeS J.9S IT ' . :. SPRING EARTHENWARE SALE - fem' .t:,. SAVINGS for two week only ! Dc,rt R(m . Sale ends May Wh I 1 ' ' ' li Nrief-.;- ' y Autumn ; I MUd unity sk, 1 Main and Riversida Phene SP 2-69 D,'v5 iWecK.ines Diverse '" This Spring UnitCfe Press International The wide diversity in spring's new necklines in spires equal diversity in neck line lengths. Major emphasis' goes to the shorter necklace 1 with from two to ir.any strap's. The nested necklace that starts at the base of this neck and circles in close stacked strands gives a won derful outline to the high throated and collarless look. Bib necklines in splendid lookjpo spills of blended, re lated or purposefully clashing colors provide both color beauty end loos of balance to the full-skirted silhouette. With the wipe of damp sudsy cloth, you can restore tiew white leathers and atent leathers to bright-es-new fin ish. Tha secret ia in tht new processing of leather In the tanning method, reports the Shoe Fashion Service of Leather Industries of America. ec deep sat? Arch ays brows hiah not too thic or dark. Concentrate a y 1 a s h make-up at outer edfles of eyes. The fashion futura for teen age girls is saucy, shapely and not at nil sophisticated "Sev enteen magazine sums it up this way: "Gingham checks get the biggest credit as the most important fabric. In as tel and white shaped into bore- armed, snug-bodiced bouffan lery, gingnam taKSs on un expectedly dresaed-irt) airs Hemline interest is In the form of white tutting, a rouffle or a frothy, show-off petticoat.1 Handbags are doiia In tick ing for summer. A blua and white striped edition's tiandls is an oversize, silted safety pin. Sides haye cigarette pocft- I ets. The interior is lined in blue denim. Hornbroott Coujjile Attend Diner Hornbrook Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brecade attended the annual retirement dinner of the SisRiyou County Em ployee's association hald re cently at the Greenhorn Grange hall in Yreka, Calif. Retiring county employee honored were Leonard It'sck, Homer Whipple and Roy Leake. Duef I rail . urn. .HI IJ III lilt I II . II. .11 aa.Maaa.ia.M.aaaaaa.ilii.ii.aaaaaaa.l.aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.MaaMaaaaaaaaaaaMaJiaaaaiM , i . - s , ' i i ; I TTIi.tirfinrTjT-r t fr f-f -1 i " y--v if ' I tt -v " jc mf OS- t-z!. T Si;: -5''ra. Members of St. Catherine's guild of St. Mark's Episcopal church are hard it work making decorations and favors for the annual spring card party. It will be hald May 10 at 7 p.m. at tha church and will have a Mexican fiaala theme. Working U&t Monday night were Mrs. Louis Thurmsn (at left), tgrs. Edward Birt aaa Mrs. HuOiel Banner. Deco Delta Gammas To Hold Session Delta Gamma alumnae of the Htiigue River valley will meet May 4 at the home of Mrs. Sanford Bishop, 910 South Peach street, Medford at 8 p.m. The program will include a talk to be aiven by Mrs. Verne Wilatm entitled "Books in General." All members of Dsita Gam ma who reside in the area are invited to attend and are asked to call Mrs. bishop at SPring 3-4188. 4 Correct a curling rug by jewing rubber fruit jar rirws at tha corners to grip the floor.' Nonora or ASofftiWi rnnad by Tarp , Motliers will be honored at a meeting of Talisman temie, Pythian Sisters, Tuesday, May 3, at 8 p.m. in the Pythian building. The entertainment committer is planning a pro gram? r The refreshment committee will be Ipfrs. J. Cochran, Mrs. Max Hawks and Mjss Patricia Hawks. Pst Chiafs' club of Python Sisters mat at the home of Mrs. Don Roas, Ross lane. April 28. Mrs. Edward Bost wtck, most excellent chief of the temple,7 was a guest. Plans were made to send jams and jellies to the Pythian home at Vancouver, Wash. A report was given on plana for 8 public card party to b field May 31 in the afternoon. Mlmonarf Unian Ta Meat Wadnattdaf The Woman's Missionary Union of ?irst Southern Bap tist Church wjjl hold their monthly business meeting end Roy I Service program Wednesday. May 4, at the church st 764 Lozier lana- An executive mating '!s schedules tor 10 a.m. followed by S potluck luncheon. Royal Service proaram will begin at 2 p.m. All Interested women are invited to attend. AsmmatUai View Cenanittm MuiMiagl The executiva-end ways and meens committeea of the De gsraa of Honor Protective asso ciation a111 mafft at the home of Miss Adahite Sailer, 1132 West Main street, at 12 o'clock Monday. - & A covered d'leh luncheon 9111 to serv4. Women aV laoiri are, to bring tabid .lervica, Sprinkle tha cake plate with powdered sugar to pre vent a cake from sticking. With abuni!tVit pri (E we take this (Weiion to aiy tribute te the Service Clubs of eur Commu nity. The Kivarii'gs, Liem, RoWriani . . . these and other worthy aroups conititute our roster of Jtvice Orcej izations. Ssjh is (firformlrol a won esrful tlvice amcQU the members of our com munity. Unijlflshly they strive to wk for the betorment of our town making it a finer plape in which to live end worlj By their ffne deeds shall the'be known. We prourjtV count them ansnQ our most civic minood citizens and salute Seir worthy efforts. Lonfl may they carry on! 101 Morth -Central, Corne B P6. SP 2-6"253' Open Week Days: 8:30 AjW to 10:30 P.M. Sundays and HoiTday.0 10 .M. to 9:30 P.M. i' We Salute m '-1,11 . i - rations will include capies of Mexican pinatas and little donkt? figurines which will hold flowers for the tables, .anicvaiiois for the party are to be mad wiih Mrs. Mark Taylor. 6rinj J-8802. or Mrs. John Crawford, SPring 2-97U. (Knackstedt phatoi Sororityj Vins Honors ring (! Alpha Lambda chapter of Epsilon Signiai Alpha sorority won honbrs at the state con vention held In Eugene last week end. The chapter won a first place certificate for its edu cational program, the selec tion being bated on descrip tion, sources of information, Imagination In presentation, group participation and a composite of all phases shown In the srrapbnok. Mtes DeMaris Glutsch was educational chairman and MraV Willie Fischer co-chairman. This ynafs educational program was based on the subject "Fascinating Lady in a Wide; Wide World." Mrs. B. H. Gilbert, ohapter president, who was voted, the outstanding chapter member, placed third in the state con test. First place was won by Mrs. Harry Smith of JSeta Pt chapter, Oakland. Mrs. Gil bert and the other outstand ing women of the state were introduced to tha delegation at a Saturday night banquet at the Eugene hotel. She was escorted by her husband through the door of an Ha waiian hut which served as the entrance for each, con testant. Also among the honors ceived by Alpha Lambda wan a third plane award for a summary of the chapter s ac- tivitiea of th? past yvor. It was compiled by Mrs. CUet.ter Peterson and Mrs. Lyman Smith, First place was won by Delta' Xi chapter. Port land, and second by 'Alpha Upsilon, Hillsboro. Other awards wer SflvWi In rushing, philanthropy, (a book and scrapbook. Sixteen delegates from Med. ford were among the 318 at tending the convention. Work o Clubs! macy mm&4 .i'ir aQur Town! shops, were held on ari phases of sorority work. Tours of the Children's hospilKt school were conducted Friday and Sunday. Over $10,000 has been raised for the school by the 65 Oregon chapters this year. Mrs. Pauline Battles of Beta Beta chapter, Prineville was installed as the new state president. Mrs. Fischer, Med ford, was appointed state edu cational director for the com ing year: Coos Say was selected as the hostess city for next year's tut convention. Do not keep cake and bread Ul the same box. The cake will absorb moisture from the bread, drying it. o o o .1,1 Mo'tc o o ffa f ' f Easy-care pima cotHyy and ;. . fAA l'f ! 4W Dacron polyester. White. .. f' ''S -M' ' r'' ' I .DuPon,R.0.,M.. - '-j M ' O h 0 JUv:, r to&tim gift : Dl J ji 'X . ' , t with Cerdtec inserts in t ' Y.' fi j-O3' yjt ' d te prevent rollQg. Wh t f. Midriff - smooth.no lona V JJi Q q I line In cotton. White. Sizes q V 5 i $8 ; rat mgiSiun ' j o . r t . , or? iNfyfi m-M m Satisfacbori guaranteraleor your monOy back oai paAiks Hc3bbySnov? Pbnned ln Eagle Point 1 Eaule Pi!nt A combined hobby, plant sale, and silver tea will be held Wednesday. May 4. at the EBgle Point Grange hull a! 'M) p in. sprtn- I sured b' file Gui de club. I Among the many items to be displayed at the event will i be more than 100 pairs of salt and pepper shaker sets belong ing to the Vollection of Mrs. Ruby Stowcll. Also displayed will be rocks, ceramics, cups and saucers, as well as many other hobbies. Anyone who has a hobby that could be displayed is asked to contact Mrs. W. E. Davies at milcest 6-377B or take them to the Grange hall Wednesday morning. Mrs. Davies. president of the club, stated that tl'ore would be several flats of vege tables and flowers as well as the plants and shrubbery available at that time. Flower arrangements will decorate ! the liftil amid tha various I hobby displays and a silver 1 tea will be served during the afternoon. I All members of the garden club are reminded by their ! chairman to be at the Grange hail at 10 a.m. to set up the displays. A sack luncheon will b ealefl at the home of Mrs. Pauline's 2 - FOR - Ona royp HOU89 DRHSSSS One rouj Reduced to q &.3- uo.2'for$6) Brasses 2 for $12. CHILDtaWS D8BSS88 3 WOfVW'S BLOUSES ixV t 2 for $5Qff 2 for $399 CHILD WS CAMVAS Be.2.98 COHOM CIRCLE Shoes .... $2.49 Sklrti $2.98 lota of other bargains during this said. We terry half, Mail as children's, alee. Come in end sue. set m million ChttRiuid htm with Cordtex . . . that'l how many of these bras have baen sold to worof who dt.mwd e.m ifprt &i4 fashion flattery. They know that only Char-mode has Cofdimt i'KB) Kghtwaight insai'ts that jQO.SOOeSy.orthStreetiMl. TRIBUNE, Mtdfors". Or. deport. major oart of the short busi. Election nf officers for tha.Tiess i"eting to be h4 fol coming year wal occp the lowing luncheon. Ion Bon Ensomblft; Soft Centar Craimi in iff Wrapping o "ailing Scvica Liht or Dark Chocolate Nut and Chew Assortments TWO CONVINUMT LOCATIONS 132 WV Wain St. Fashion T give i lading ieawy ''ItftS' .13 Oar . . . fcvrr"r o & Hand Boiled and J Hand. Dipped id Our Cancly Kite&tm "Tha lirgeit Makers of Homa mads Candiei in Southern Ore gon. . . Marie; resh Dally in our Kitchen." tl South Centrrf Ctutmil Point, Ora, S'artc Won,, May 1st Vferw Sat., May 7t& 0(49 WEEK OWLYI freight and junior ixe as 3 2 -l' i O o t -m rw'-a) f & 0 O 4 O Q ' q Ot? o .ooo ...... . . .u ............ 0 O ' . I I t G o O O O 4 o Ooo . . o mm a.
