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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1963)
N mi . . Preparing for in skits held Monday evening by primary children of the 2nd Ward. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, are these four children who partici pated. Shown, left to right, are Jody Dam ron, Mrs. Jack Damron, who with Mrs. Bert Davis directed the productiont Jeanne Zim- Jacksonville Groups Make Dance Plans Jacksonville-The auxiliary to Centennial Post 100 of the American Legion made plans August 23 for serving refresh ments during the post's Har vest dance to be held Friday, August 30 in the Jacksonville Community club. Proceeds from the dance which is open to the public, will go toward child welfare work. Music will be furnished by the Melodious Four. The auxiliary and post held a joint meeting and a social hour with refreshments fol lowed. Mrs. Earl B. Bigalow and Mrs. Clark Walker of the aux iliary to Post 15, Medford were visitors and Mrs. Biga low spoke to the auxiliary members following the joint meeting. Looking for a majestic coat of arms in Roman Gold fin ish? Cherubian plaques? Such decorations are among one manufacturer's new group of wall accessories. for km Send them BACK TO SCHOOL Sanitone Clean! It's exam time for your youngsters ward robes They'll pass every test for good grooming if each garment is Sanitone serv iced . . . even last terms clothes will come back crisp and clean as new with our Sani tone care. Phone 772-9169 For Free Pickup and Delivery mer. Billy Davis (who is peeking out from behind Jeanne), and Kelly David. In addi tion to the variety show a bazaar was held with items made by the children displayed. Among the items for sale was an afghan made by the graduating class. WORK SMARTER - NOT HARDER By BERNICE Oregon State Don't be heartbroken over a broken dish. Dishes can be mended with epoxy glue if you have all the pieces and they fit together. The mended dish can even be washed in a dishwasher because these new glues withstand heat, moisture and detergents. Epoxy glues are the mix-as-you-mend kind. They take time to "cure" so you'll need a way to hold the pieces intact until the glue gets a firm grip. For glue clues on kind which to use, read the directions on the container. Don't con fuse epoxy glue with the milky white plastic glues. These are fine for decorative items, but they're not water proof. Use your vacuum cleaner to speed up freezer defrost ing. But mind this word of caution. First take the cleaner to an open door or on the porch. Connect the hose to appearance BE SMART CALL ON US TODAYI 601 E. Main Park Free at the Deer H. D. CHRISTENSEN llif r" i STRAWN University the blower end, flip the switch and whisk the dust out of the hose. Then you're ready to blow clean warm air on the freezer. Perspiration stains usually come out when laundered in warm suds. If the color of the fabric has changed, try to restore it by treating with either ammonia or white vine gar. Then rinse thoroughly. If a yellow slain remains on a wnite garment, use a bleach suitable for the fabric, This could be chlorine type except for silk or wool. For these, use the powdered Bieacn. If color from a coat lining has transferred to a white shirt, then you'll need to treat it with a dye remover which you can get at a drug, variety or grocery store. Youngsters are like popcorn when they get to a camp ground, says Jessalee Malla lieu, OSU Extension recrea tion specialist. They pop all over the place and often Bet ! lost. Each child should have a whistle on a string around his neck. Tiny tots need a bell attached to their cloth ing. 4 Friends Visit In Hornbrook Hornbrook - Mr. and Mrs. Ivon Howard had as visitors one day last week friends from their former town of Kenney, 111., Mr. and Mrs Bill Webb and Mrs. Clark Alex ander. The travelers were en route to Cottage Grove, Ore., to visit a sister of Mrs. Webb. Family Spends Week on Coast Hornbrook - Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chadwick and children Christy, Jim. and Mike re turned the first of the week from Brookings, Ore., where they had spent a week camp ing and salmon fishing at Har- ! ris Beach State Park. While they were at the Oregon coast, their older son, George, was on the California coast with friends at Santa Cruz. Calendar Monday: 6:30 p.m.-Chrysanthemums circle of the Neighbors of Woodcraft, Eagles hall. Tuesday: 9:30 a.m.-Women's fellow ship of First Christian church, Swander group, with Mrs. W. I. House, route 3, box 217. 10 a.m.-Women's fellowship 1 of First Christian church, Mo i Cracken group, with Mrs. Floyd Cary, route 4, box 470; , Clark, with Mrs. M. E. Olson, 764 Pittview dr., Central I Point. 10:30 a.m.-Women's fellow i ship, First Baptist church, 1 Fireplace room at church. 12:30 p.m.-Past Chiefs club of Pythian Sisters, with Mrs. , Walter L. Michael, 475 Char i lotte Ann rd. I p.m.-Women's fellowship of First Christian church, Troxell group, with Mrs. B. T. Rice, 318 Haven St.; Weare, , with Mrs. M. E. Lawrence, 39 I North Orange t. I MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON Social Events Fabrics Upstage Fashions By ALINE MOSBY United Press International paris-iUPH-Fabrics upstaged the fashions in the Paris style collections for autumn and winter. Photographs of the Paris couturiers' collections releas ed today show that the French styles offered few definite changes and are basking peacefully in a stable condi tion. In the absence of any start ling differences, designers sought out fabric manufac turers to make clothes appear different from last season. The fabric houses' creations had international buyers ex claiming that Paris cloth was the most beautiful in history, and also the most expensive. It will be a tweedy and woolly winter, with the House of Christian Dior featuring huge hound's tooth checks in unusual blurred pastels. Col ors in tweeds in the July shows were unusual such as lavender and black, olive green and cantaloupe orange. Irish Tweeds fiahriplle Chanel's Irish tweeds came in light creamy nnlnrc snrh as nale orance. vpllnw. enld and lavender. One hit was her "vamp" coat of gold nubby wool with an orangey-gold fox collar. Long evening coats ot wool replaced satins and silks in the Paris collections. The Italian husband - wife design ing team of Simonetta-Fabiani displayed one of black -ana white checked wool. Nina Ricci's star long even coat shimmered in tangerine wool mohair, worn over a flnnr . Ipnpth narrow black satin skirt and tailored white blouse. Artificial fabrics that look like snakeskin, oilskin and shiny leather also dominated the Paris collections. Many artificial lpathpr raincoats had an embossed design to give a quilted effect, otten tnese ele gant coats were lined with fur from curly Mongolian sheep to fluffy raccoon. Real and artificial snaKe skin and leopard popped up in vests, hells, hats, coats. suits and even dresses. The predominant fabric for cocktail and evening was "cloque silk," having a design slightly raised in bas relief. Designer Marc Bohan at Dior brought back Chantilly lace for evening gowns, as did rrUtnhitl Ralenriaea. He showed unlined lace evening coats over lace dresses. Stylet Not Revolutionary Although fabrics were start ling, styles were not revolu tionary. Most houses dutifully Luncheon Given In Mt. Shasta j Hnrnhrnnlt - Mrs. Henlev Clawson attended a luncheon in Mt Shasta Fridav honorine Mrs. C. A. Nicholas of Weed, Calif., who is moving to ban Francisco. The luncheon was eiven bv Mrs. Bert Bartlett at ' her home, and all of the guests had been neighbors and frinnrte manv vpars affn in the old Long-Bell company lum-' ber town of Tennanl, Lain. Mr. Nicholas, a long - time employee of the Long-Bell di-; vision of the International Paper company, will be em-! ployed in San Francisco. Arts and Crafts Session Slated i Mrs. Devearl Pugmire will . conduct the arts and crafts meeting of the 2nd Ward Re- i lief society of the Church of j Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Tuesday, August 27, at 9 a.m. The meeting will continue until noon at the church, 648 South Ivy street. The members will work on bazaar items since the bazaar is scheduled in November. Mrs. Elzy Kees will be in charge of nursery. i i McLean Family j Visits in City Visitors in the valley last week included Mr. and Mrs. Donald McLean and sons, Ver non and Gary. Tigard, Ore. They were guests of Mrs. Mc Lean's mother, Mrs. Mabel Sims, and grandmother, Mrs W. W. Hartley, 814 South Newtown street. The Medford visit climaxed a vacation trip 10 Victoria, B.C. New Diet Food Resembles Candy New York - WW - A new diet food in candy bar form has a nutlike texture and flavor in a butterscotch-flavored coating. Each 200-calorie bar con tains 23 natural foods, includ ing milk. 3 kinds of oil, 10 fruits, millet, wheat germ, and sesame and sunflower seeds. Used as a did food, it should be eaten with a liquid such as milk, which provides additional protein, says the manufacturer. The liquid causes the millet, a grain ceregl. to increase in volume to satistr the feeling of hun ger. I followed King Balenciaga's lean, unfitted, loose look. Bui two houses evolved into a "newer" look that might be a prediction of what you will wear in years to come: Hu bert Givency brought back coats, suits and dresses fitted in the waist in the "princess line;" Bohan at Dior used wide, padded footballish shoulders and longer suit jackets. Skirts remained narrow and Open Sundays 10:00 A.M. 5:30 MONDAY FRIDAY 9:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. 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You can also count on see ing this fall: knee-high boots, wool stockings, scarves at tached to coats, gigantic stand up coat collars, fur-lined rain coats, suit jackets that slip over the head or button up the back, long hostess gowns, kerchief - style hats, tunics, jumpers. 1 635 E. Jackson I 1 I " . 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