PACE 6
THE CENTRAL POINT TIMES
JACKSONVILLE
SECTION
BECKS MORNINGFRESH
MISS BARKER IN W ILLAM ETTE]
VALLEY
by Mrs. Jessie Matheny
school. Abo, a lovely,
large, serving plate of wood,
JACKSONVILLE AND APPLE-
CATE VALLEY NEWS NOTES
accompanied the gift of the
bowl.
IOOF #10 AND RUTH REBEKA1
LODGE #4 HOSTS
Jacksonville Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows and Ruth
Rebekah Lodge #4
officers
and members were hosts to
approximately 100 members
of their respective member
organizations of the state, Sa
turday, A pril 16, during the
annual historical trek to
Jacksonville.
Among those attending this
session were James Ball, Port
land Grand Master of the In
dependent Order of Odd Fel
lows; George H allet, Portland,
deputy grand master; Oscar
Beech, Portland, grand warden
and D . M . Dyer, Myrtle Creek
grand high priest,
M s . Hazel
Wainscott, Pendleton, Rebe
kah Lodge state president;
A*s. E. Mae Kafer, Glendale,
vice president; M s . Arlene
Hohn, Banks, LAPM president
and M s . Sheryl Marshall,
Central Point, Theta Rho assert
bly warden.
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The Rogue V a lle y chapter,
Sweet Adelines, under the
direction of Robert Klusman,
presented a musical program
during the evening. Principal
speaker was Dr. Frank Haines,
SOC, whose very informative,
provacative topic was "The
History of the Us Hotel" and
a humorous skit was also pre
sented by a Myrtle Creek lodge
member. The evening m e e t-
H eld in the US Hotel ballroom
following the dinner hour in
the lodge d i n n i n g h a ll. A buf
fet luch was served at noon in
the dining hall and conducted
tours of the local points of
interest were made during the
afternoon.
John Black was chairman of
the Trek, assisted by fellow
members "Bud" Couch and
Jack McDaniel. Mrs. C liff
Snodgrass was in charge of
the banquet and M s . John
Black, decorations of the h all.
ROYAL NEIGHBOR OF AMER
ICA DELEGATE RETURNS
HOME
M s . Pearl Jordan, 704 Ster
ling Road, recoreder of
ling Road, recorder of Silver
Maple Camp #265 of the Ro
yal Neighbors of America,
Jacksonville, represented the
local organization at state
Convention, Albany, Satura-
day and Sunday, April 16 and
17. Mrs. Jordan made the
trip
Albany by bus returning
with die delegates of the Ash
land organization.
Thirty-three delegates at
tended this convention session
held once every four years
preceding the national con
vention which occurs in the
month of June. The dirstrict
conventions occur yearly with
the current one scheduled for
sometime during the month
of May in Medford. The next
State Camp w ill be held in
Medford, A pril, 1970.
The main project of this
organization is giving assistanc
to the Schools for the Deaf.
The Oregon State School for
the Deaf is located at Salem .
Amoney g ift, the local or
ganization's participation in
the project, was presented by
M s . Jordan.
A beautiful wood bowl made
by the manual arts students
of the state school for the
deaf was presented to the
organization in appreciation
for thler sponsorship of the
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The various money gifts of
the convention groups were
collected in the gift bowl and
presented to Virclna Duvall,
Portalnd, RHA Oregon
supervisor. M s. Duvall
w ill present these gifts to
the RNA national super
visor at the national con
vention of the organization
scheduled for sometime in
June in the State of Florida.
M s . Jordan reported that
during the entertainment
program a young blind lady,
Eugene, presented two vocal
spiritual selections, "He"
and " I Believe" playing her
own piano accompaniment.
And, among those who pre
sented beautiful drills during
the program were The Morn
ing Star D rill Team of the
Albany Grange Youth Group
and the Medford RN a Mistle
toe Camp D rill T eam .
MEDFORD CRAFTSMAN DIS
PLAYS EXHIBIT AT LIBRARY
Mrs. Arthur Tobe
M s . Arthur Roberts, local
librarian, announced that M .
W illia m Fontaine, Medford
craftsman in wood sculpting,
has a display of his handicraft
at the local library, this week,
during National Library Week,
A pril 1 8 - 2 3 .
One exhibit of note, w ill be
a six foot, carved, Indian, in
full regalia.
Mrs. Roberts also wishes to
remind the public that Open
House w ill be held Friday af
ternoon frpan 1:30 to 5:00 and
again in the evening from 7-CC
to 8:00, to give everyone an
opportunity to attend this
occasion.
Refreshments w ill
be served by M s . Roberts and
assistants.
VALLEYITES RETURN
Mrs. and M . Ralph Gapen
have returned to the Apple-
gate V a lle y after an extended
visit in and around Santa Bar
bara, Concord and other south
ern California cities. M . and
M s . Gapen make their home
with their son, The R ev. Thorn
ton Gapen and M s . Gapen,
during their residence in south
ern Oregon.
BERRIMAN HOME VISITORS
Houseguests this week at the
home of M s . Job Beriman,
Highway 238, are M . and M s .
Grover Lovercheck, Centralia,
Washington.
Miss M d g e Barker, Ham ilton
Road, is now living in Salem,
having accepted employment
in the clerical division of the
agriculture development o ffi
ce, State Department of
A p ic u ltu re .
Miss Barker is the daughter
of M . and M s . W illia m
Barker. She attended Ruch
school and the Medford
schools.
TREE FARM VISITED
The eighth grade students
ol the Applegate school
participated in the Student
Forestry Tour last week.
They visited John Black's
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Jackson countly eighth grade
students in conjuction with
conversation classes.
The tou^Js sponsered by the
Jackson C unty Intermediate
Education District along with
the participation of the State
Forestry Department and var
ious other federal and state
a ffilia te departments.
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M . and M s . D. D . Mc
Dow ell, Los Molinas, Califor-
nia were weekend guests at
the home of the L. K . Stoners
Thompson Creek.
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The Jackson C o u n t y Fai.
Board yesterday presented i»a
budget of $63,912 to the county
budget committee and indi
cated it intends to gradually
work toward establishment of
a general county fair at the
present location in Medford
Budget committee chairman
E H. Singmaster told the group
it was his feeling the present
location of the fairgrounds is
too valuable for such use.
A L. "T ex” Nash replied that
the location was excellent since
it was at the hub of valley
traffic.
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FORMER RESIDENTS V IS I
TORS
M r. and Mrs. Arthur Davies,
100 South Third Street, were
weekend hosts recetnly to
former residents, M . and
M s . Gordon Kirkland, Port
land, M . Kirkland is a ffilia
ted with the regional office
of forestry service in the ac
counting division. During
their resiedence in Jackson
v ille , both M . and M s .
Kirkland were active in
community affairs. M .
Kirkland was president of
Fair Board Asks
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THOMSON CREEK HOME
VISITED
the local Lions Club for a
period during that tim e.
During their stay here they
also visited with Dr. and
M s . A. A . G riffin, and fa
m ily , Cluggage Street.
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