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MLDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOBP. OREGON SUNDAY. JULY 1. 13RJ C 9 DAR Chapter Hears Report Reports of the 71st Contin ental Congress of the Daugh ters of the A nerican Revolu tion which was held in April In Washington, DC, were given at the June 23 meeting of the Crater Lake chapter, DAR. The event was a picnir held at the home of Mrs. M. M. Morris, South Stage road. Giving the reports was Mrs. George R. Carter, chapter delegate. Mrs. Judd Greenman, re gent, presided at the business meeting. New members wel comed were Mrs. Margaret Knowles, formerly of Youngs town, Ohio, and Miss Cora Maxfield, Cowchilla, Calif. A discussion was held on Flag day and flag etiquette. The next meeting will be held in September and will emphasize Constitution week. ; aiii'rniw.tnm,tMiimiinni iiMiMmainmaiJftfrnriiMliiifcii rlrt m I Central Point Club Installs Officers; Makes Picnic Plans Central Point-Mrs. Harvey Cassman was installed finance officer, and Mrs. Dee Booth, was installed chaplain of the Central Point Navy Mothers club June 27 during an after noon meeting in the home of Mrs. Hester Culbertson. The two officers had been absent during regular installations held earlier. The next meeting of the group will be a picnic to be held in the Central Point City park Wednesday, July 11 at 5 p.m. All mothers of Navy, Navy Air Force, Marine Corps or Coast Guard personnel, pres ent or past, are invited to at tend meetings of the group and are particularly invited to the picnic with their families. New Dialing jTopic for Club Mrs. Inez C-ravelle, repre sentative of the Pacific North west Bel' company, was guest speaker at a dinner meeting of the Medford Zonta club Thursday at the Town House. Mrs. Gravelie explained the direct distance dialing system which will become effective July 15. Mrs. Elsie Butler gave highlights from her recent trip to Alaska and the World's Fair. Special guest was Mrs. Hel en Parish Stevens, formerly a public health nurse in Med ford and now teaching public health in the nursing depart ment of San Jose State col lege. The next meeting of the Medford Zonta club will be a picnic July 26 at the home of Mrs. Grace Holmes. V '1t'1l''"'"i' rnir) tHTTi(iiTnii in irrmm m mini v LC i& Vrjfcyfc, For fal,er easier, rT ( 1 economical and most .Y htM.'. , . . . A. convenient shopping ; ffilViteVX USE PARK 4 SH0PI ; A jl'iMi ff ST0PI Park once; no i I ' I i'ffl j- !k neetl ' repark! Don'' ' I JfjjMwj3 'Vj44. SHOP DOWNTOWN You'll pi JJss II I li - ftll-' always fair prices. It's smart j 7a-S jll'l )SS"'?Srtf &3"& o shop downtown Medford I ' I llwlllf where you find more of i i '- , Cm l j I everything including friend- II 'Kv f llil PerSn' serv'ce ' 4IMf rjsczp HP T ' I 1 i-ZEO EZZ1 LBS LT,,'l FREE parking with $2 mini-Tl"1 J mum purchase at . one of " jfjof mwl b-tjf $' our Park and Srv..p Member W;'-MgJtpr fj ' 'IHWM'iV'Wflf.l.i '.um.-.J ji wmi.w3mmiammrmimmammmmia tMmmmnummimmimmimf CAIJENMAK.. V : r1; i 20" i 4 "Indian Lore" was the theme of the paling in activities during the camp. They Phoenix Talent Girls Scout day camp held are (left lo right) Marlene Campbell, Becky June 18 lhrough 22 this year at the Hich Bertrand, Christine Moon, and Marcia Mc- ard Enloe ranch. Four members of Phoe- Geary. One of Ihe projects at the camp was nix Girl Scout Troop 9 are shown pariici- to learn how to start a camp fire. Harney County Picnic Slated All former Harney county residents and friends are in vited to attend the Southern Oregon Harney County picnic scheduled for July fl at Tou- Velle State park on the Rogue river. This will be the 13th consecutive picnic for former Harney county residents held in this area. Each family is to take a pic nic lunch and table service. Coffee, soft drin'.s and ice cream will be furnished and the lunch is scheduled for 1 p.m. Games and music will be conducted after the lunch. Birth of Child Is Announced Hornbrook -- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chapman received word June 27 of the birth of a son to their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Oli ver A. Fick. The child was born at the Redlands Commu nity hospital at Redlands, Calif., weighing 7 pounds, 10 ounces. He is the couple's first child and has been named Douglas Brian. At the time of the baby's birth, his father was in Hon ululu, Hawaii, enroute home from Christmas island, where he has been since March, as a civilian member of Joint Task Force 9 which has been con ducting nuclear tests in the South Pacific atomic testing area. He was scheduled to arrive in San Bernardino, Calif., on Friday evening, June 29. Maternal grandparents of the baby are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rimell, Yucaipa, Calif., but former residents for many years of Canyon- ville, Ore. Medford Toastmistrcss Club Installs Officers Monday: I 8 p.m. Olive Itebckih lodge, Odd Fellows hall. 8 p.m. Past Commanders club, DAV auxiliary, home of Mrs. Bertha Neff, 811 Bennett ave. Tuesday: I 10 a.m. - Christen Worn I en's Fellowship of First Chris tian church, at church. 12 noon - Medford chapter. Gold Star Mothers, home of Mrs. Harry Cole, 10 South Keencway dr. 12:30 p.m. - Welcome Wag oi, club, Rogue Valley Coun try club. 8:30 p.m. Foot lighters play, Footlighter theater at fairgrounds. Thursday: 8 p.m. - Mistletoe camp, Royal Neighbors of America, Pythian building. ' 8 p.m. - Mothers of Twins club, home of Mrs. Don Par ton, 118 Western ave. 8 p.m. -- Neighbors of Wood craft of Phoenix, Community hall. Friday: 12:30 p.m. - Phoenix Thim ble club, Maple Grove park. iWEM'S ANNUAL Clilfl CONTINUES! lliJ Store-Wide! Bargains In All Depts Floors EVERYTHING PRICED TO SELL! j Officers who will head the Medford Toastmistress club for the next six months were installed during a meeting of the club held June 20. Instal led as president was Mrs. W. E. Acorri. Mrs. C. R. Red mond was the installing offi cer. Other officera installed were Miss Voda Brower, vice president; Mrs. Thomas Lor enz, secretary; Mrs. Glenn Clymcr, treasurer; and Mrs. ,T. L, Beams and Mrs. C. E. Goodwin, club representa tives. Speakers for the evening were Mrs. Beams, who spoke regarding a vacation, and Mrs. C. A. Thatcher whose subject was, "Speaking English." Mrs. Claude Goodwin had the edu cational talk for the evening She chose the subject, "The Evolution of Toastmistress." Mrs. Evelyn Pugh spoke briefly on the subject, "The Value of Evaluation." Mrs. Aeord was topiemis- 1 p.m. - Get Together club. Girls Community club. Are Guests Here Mrs. Hazel Wrood of Berke ley. Calif., past department president of California. Unit ed Spanish War Veterans' auxiliary, and Miss Penney Chapman, Berkeley, a grand daughter of Mrs. Wood, have been house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson, 803 Pine street. Mrs. Anderson accom panied Mrs. Wood and Miss Chapman to a convention in Corvallis. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barne burg were guests at the din ner given by the Andtrsora for their guests. Mrs. Wood and Miss Chap man left Corvallis Wednes day morning for Portland and the World's Fair at Seattle, Wash. HELP US! W need clothing, ihoei, dishes, furniture, end bedding. We Pick Up. HELP OTHERS! The Salvation Army 30 N. Holly 773-7335 Geo. Grabow 1365 Kings Hwy., Medford Phon 772-8560 Ultrasonic Cleaning Electronic Timing WE BUY OLD GOLD! Auxiliary Women Attend Meeting Mrs. Faie Zielcr, Portland, a member of Phillips auxili ary, Corvallis, was installed president of the Department of Oregon at the 46th annual convention of the United Spanish War Veterans' aux iliary held in Corvallis June 24-27. Her officers include Mrs. Bessie Sutton, Corvallis, chief of staff; Mrs. Minnie Steele, Springfield, senior vice president; Mrs. Renne Grosh, Wilderville, Ore., jun ior vice president; Mrs. Mona Baker. Portland, chaplain; Mrs. Ethel Kinney, Salem, patriot's instructor; Mrs. James VnnderSteen, Med ford, historian; Mrs. Alice Smith, Medford, color. Attending the convention from Medford were Mrs. Harry Barneburg, past de partment president; Mrs. Don Anderson, past de partment president and per sonal aide; Mrs. Vandcr Stcen, president of Colonel Sargent auxiliary of Med ford, and Mrs. Smith. ! Guests Here ' Ashland Guests last week . at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Cunningham, 317 Bridge street, were Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Retter of Evans ville, Ind. During their Ash land stay they made a trip to Crater Lake. Come Early - Stay of These TERRIFIC REDUCED PRICES! Statement of Policy0 We, th management of Swem'i, have always believed a SALE ihouU consist of genuina bargain! In, our customers. All of the merchandita on our SUMMEQ SALE hat been previous ly offered in our store at th regular prices. These BARGAINS represent odd lots or lines wa may or may not ba discontinuing. Some may b slightly shop-worn. Whatever the re vTSn th'5 itsm are "OS SALE)'' r ktaur, oyr csnHnwi tfs.y art GC'J UI'S rninf sold n?ar r fcltV tf cat. IVjty yuris.lf, c-as early. s VAft Mat atwo rtal VAI.'JfS! The Managamant Late! Take Home Armloads BARGAINS at the GREATLY MANY NEW ITEMS ADDED EACH DAY! HURRY! SALE ENDS SATURDAY, JULY 7 Lmo? 1ST F'LOOR BALCOVJY 2ND FIOOJ JK ' " f i f" ,', , CaJWflfflHijf.Mi'LJ medford" OREGON NO IAYAWAY OR REFUNDS ON SALE MERCHANDISE t'-ess; Mrs. Lester Lollis gave the invocation; Mrs R. K. Ford, grammarian; Mrs. Cly mer, speech evalualor, and Mrs. Lorenz was program evalualor. Mrs. H. Harden burgcr was the timer. The next meeting of the. club will be at the home of Miss Brower on July 11 when there will be a potluck picnic. Sojourners Hold Election Officers for the coming sea son were elected at the Thursday meeting of the Med foid Sojourners club held at the Girls Community club. They are Mrs. Earl Malbogrn, president; Mrs. Leland Mid dleton, first vice president; Mrs. Beryl Lyon, second vice president; Mrs. Clifton Green, secretary, and Mrs. Lora Stew crt, treasurer. Installation of the new of ficers will be held at the next meet, July 12. Hostesses for Thursday's meeting were Mrs. Bernice C. Rice, Mrs. Walter Hatch, Mrs. Carrie Walters and Mrs. Phil lip Dopp. Mrs. Ralph Jones won the special prize for the day, bridge prizes weat to Mrs. T. E. Johnson and Mrs. Carl E. Johnson, Pinochle prizes went to Mrs. Hannah Cyrus and Mrs, Roland Howard, and ca nast prizes to Mrs. Walters and Mrs. A. L. McClurc. Visitors introduced were Mrs. Lola B. Hilcnian, Tem ple City, Calif.; Mrs. Bette Greisa, Spokane, Wash., and Mrs. Lcota Martin, Medford. Women who have lived in Medford or vicinity for less than two years are invited lo attend and become members of this club. It is a social ciub organized with the purpose of helping newcomers in this area to become acquainted. Group Attends State Meeting Gold Hill Delegates from Gold Hill to a recent state Grange convention in Grants Pass were Wilbur Martin, Grange master, and Mrs. Mar tin; and Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Walker, who represented the committee on insurance. Mrs. Bertha Potter, Mrs. Letha Jones, Mrs. Waller Mc Lean. 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