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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1962)
t t - 10 c SUNDAY. JUNE 24. 1962 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Manor-Isms By ETHELYN EVANS SALE STARTS MONDAY So many Rogue Manor momVierK keen comin 10:00 A.M. goin' that I can catch only few on-the-wing, mosuy Immediate neighbors on OPEN EVERY NIGHT filth floor (Fifth Avenue us). Miss Irma Barnes, farmel. I off for se months in South America TWisn Rarnea will enjoy th trip - she speaks and writes cnanich fluently: tauEht for tinmher of vears in the Un versity of Mexico, and teaches our mcmhers here Spams hnldiriB classes twice ea . 7 - and I I A. V I I my i mm u m m the I I i n I from ! I XX IIIElUII II II II 11 VT. II IMIII I veral I I XX VIUTII II III L Vl 1 1 L 1 1 Vl I inn v . f hlT3M Ml M M n l r nr-t r v i l r N week. Mrs. F. M. Murdock, But I c hUa I 1 N i j r lor Pa another across corridor neighbor, has Oh anode l hi wepk. Thev are r inrnino frnm the Seattle Fair Mrs. Murdock is an almost rnnctant traveler and tak most excellent pictures of a the places she visits. Thi Manor Is swarming with family and friends of members who stop for a visit en route to the Fair. All of them profess to be SO im pressed with the Manor, which pleases us no end. Mrs. Mildred Nelson, pub licity chairman for the South ern OreRon Photographers' association, brorghl up an in vitation from the president, Edward Klimko, Medford, for all members interested in pho tography (and they are legion) to attend a meeting of the association July 2 at the Red cross Building at r..m p.m. There will be contest and Judges. No doubt some of our members will participate. On the parking lot for visi tors I spied a car with Iowa license plates and a huge il luminated sign reading "Nix on." That called for sleuthing and I found a family of five, three very fine boys, who were guests of Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Henderson, Henderson ville, N.C. En route here from Iowa, they stopped to visit the boys' grandfather in Cali fornia and entered right into the campaign spirit - all for Nixon. Manor members. Mr. and Mrs. William Buhl, from Pitts burg, Pa., are another couple ! with Seattle-bound guests, j their daughter and two grand children from near Pittsburg. This week the Manor said Eoorihye to our administrator, Waller HigBins, and family. They are off to the Seattle Fair and then to Portland where they will see their son, Mike Higgins, off for the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. "Papa" Higgins definitely has been unable to find any hat large enough for him since Mike won all those honors, and the Manor family is bursting with pride right along with him. Mr. and Mr.. Bob Evans : (Manor-isms) have as house guest their niece, Miss Mar jory Purlnton. Miss Purinton, j who is director of the special private pavillion in Presby terian Medical center, New j York City, has only one week for hrr visit to Oregon, and we will he trying to show her the beauty spots in our val ley. We. along with many Man-! or members, are dirappoinlcd lhal the Delicate boat trips down the Rogue from Grants Pass have been cancelled for the next two weeks. Our members like to take guests on this excursion and enjoy repeating the trip themselves Lodge Officers To Be Honored Central Point Mrs. Elva Edlrr and E. Virgil Goff, worthy matron and patron of Nevita chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will be honored at the final meeting at which Ihcy will preside, Tuesday, .lune 26 at 8 o'clock in die Central Point Masonic hall. Refreshments will be served hy the officers and courtesy girls. Public installation of ne.v officers will be held m Wednesday. June 27. Mrs. Virgil Goff will assume Ihe offire of worthy matron, and Russell Fair, worthy patron. In ceremonies which will be gin at 8 p.m. Mrs. Leonard Freeman is the chairman of the refresh ment committee, and Mrs. James Hopkins and Mrs. Fair Bre in charge of decorations. In Santa Ana Ashland-Mrs. Clark Smith, who has been living at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. Nelson, while her hus band was on a six-months tour of duty aboard the Car rier Lexington, is now mak ing her home In Sanl.i Ana, Calif., near the Marine base where Private Smith is lo be slalioncd. He is presently at tending a short rourse In jet mechanics in Dallas, Tex. Mrs. Sill I 111 has a position with the MnnUnmery Ward i and company slor In Sanla ; Ana. ' i the1! lit Eft f t rt a If a . U f I EL M l I -i it l I i iw U S t.A I t 9 I 1 1 i i v an m i a SIS t 'J Vt I I I I v Bit II " li Si 1 -14 t b l SAVE! km I-J8V BUY AT WHOLESALE OR LESS! REMOVAL SA LI LARGEST STOCK OF QUALITY HOME FURNISHINGS IN SOUTHERN OREGON! WE MUST VACATE BY JUNE 30TH STOCKS MUST BE SOLD! ttre bun mum m to OUR WEW STOHE and CANNOT MOVE THESE STOCKS. BUY NOW AND SAVE.:: DON'T MISS IT! CHECK THESE CLEARANCE SPECIALS! 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