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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1M3 I -1 1J I fkufu ' IF 1 This Spanish curio hutch and .'chest, in sunny accent colors .-of Valencia Red, Cadiz Blue, Avocado or Verde Green, will "always lend a festive almos jjphere to your home. Medallions tfon carved posts, brass or wood C grilles and specially designed :pull hardware further bestow a t Mediterranean flavor. Notice the intricate carving effect on ithe base of the chest. In addi ction to the above colors, both fpieces come in a highly dis tressed, brushed fruitwood or 2 antiqued white finish. Worth "Furniture Company. . Yreka Church T T I I I Wl I f V 1 W W I Events Listed . YREKA - Mrs. Ella Soule gave a talk before the Lydia ' Circle of the Methodist Womans Society of Christian Service on Christian Social Concerns and - , Christian Social Stations en- ; titled, "Who Cares?" The Circle , met in the home of Mrs. Robert . Buckner, November 19. A birth- . day gift was presented to the : hostess by the group. Mrs. Tom Brackney, presi- . dent conducted the meeting. : Announced were a union service ) to be held Thanksgiving Eve at 7:30 p. m. in the Methodist ! Church, when the Methodist choir will present special mu- ' sic; on Thursday November 24 ; at 7:30 p. m. the Girl Scout i troup sponsored by the Lydia Circle will hold a candlelight I badge service in the church; the ! WSCS will hold the annual ' Christmas party Thursday, De- : cember 12 in the evening at the home of Mi s. T. M. Deter on f Fort Jones Road. The Lydia Circle will be host group, ( The traveling basket has gone ; to about halt of the circle mem- J bershirj. Members were asked ' not to keen it longer than 10 ! davs. The money from this proj 1 ect Is for a memorial fund of ! the church. : The hostess served refresh' j ments. IVeteran Groups ISnonsor Dinner i ASHLAND - A Thanksgiving i ! dinner was enjoyed by 75 mem i hors of wtornns nf World War I and auxiliary November 21 I . in the Armory, it was louowea , by a program and closing with ; brief business meetiags of the i two units. : Takintr nart in the after-din- 1 tier entertainment were Miss I Thnrpsa Knip. who Gave an an-! propriate talk on the meaning I of Thanksnivine, ana Mrs. Francos Rallatin. who rjresent- ! oH a mnnnlnmil William TUX- i ner served as master of cere- ! monies. J Out of town guests at the din- nor mpptinuG were Mr. and Mrs. ' Sandy Smith and Mr. and Mrs. . Vim or Cnrrv of Grants Pass, ; and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin, Lucas and Mr. ana Mrs. i nomas cU- sail nf Medford. ' Another combined social and ll.,icmiiee moplinD nf the bar- ' racks and auxiliary is planned for December 12. At that timc I officers will be electea tor me 'following year. I jUniversity Plans :r nnrprt Spason ! PACIFIC UNIVERSITY, For- :est Grove Dr. waiter rucnara son, operetta tenor and Pacific - voice teacner, win oe - itured soloist as the Pacific Um ,'versity Orchestra opens its con 'cert season December 7. The orchestra, under the ' baton of Albert Shaw, Acting .Tkm nl (hp School of Music at '.the University, will present a . L-.L. A .program oi music, oom aacieu 'and secular in nature. I ! The performance, free to the j 'tuihlir is scheduled for Satur-! day, December 7 at 8 p.m., in 1 1 Brignton tnapei on me umvei isity campus. Raphael Spiro will 'be assistant conductor, and :Mrs. Jean Taggert, concertmis-1 : tress. JlVSPIRATlnV : New vnntr MTPH Nanna nii7oi riankh industrial desian- ;er. drew inspiration from a 1 1 park bench when creating a j .new line of furniture for chil-j rlren. And what happened? A i rhilrlron's hpH nf tWO lonE Dark Vnch like slats. 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