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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKU. OREGON, SUXDAT, MAT 8, 1932.
Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week
Edited by
Eca Nealon
Society to Honor
Mothers Through
The Coming Week
Todr. the day or days, honoring
on to whom the sweetest songs are
aung, the finest poems written
w-Hfn- nltv folk Will lOln tllOM
of the nation In expressing love end
appreciation 01 momer. Ana un
through Vie week will place her In
the role of honor guest at numeroua
functions.
Luncheona. teaa and dinners have
been arranged for the pleasure of
Medford'a mothers, schools, churches
and clubs Joining ths celebration. At
the university 01 uregon ana wruguu
State college, many of them are
guests today of sons and daughters.
One of the largest affairs of the
week will be a tea at the home of
Mrs. Ralph Bweeney Tuesday after
noon, at which members of the Sun
ny Sisters clrole will be hostesses.
Each member Is asked to bring a
mother and an Invitation Is also
extended Women of Rotary.
a .an a -a1 n'lnfitr - nm.
gram, honoring motherhood, will be
broadcast by the local radio atatlon.
Medford artists participating will be:
Illow Mae Wilson, Elsie Carlton
Strang, R. E. Waldron, Mary Orelnor
Kelly and Dorothy Reynolds.
Entertaining at the Sweeney .borne
will be Misses Dorothy Perrett and
Dorothy Jenkins, who will be pre
sented In a tap dance.
Portland Flower
Show Enjoyed by
Medford Fanciers
Among local society folk attend
ing the show of the Portland Oar
den club In the Rose city the first
of the week, were. Mrs. A. I. Reames
president of the Medford Garden
club, Misses Helen and Mae Carlton
and Miss Ann Livingston.
Mrs. Reames returned to this olty
Wednesdsy with a glowing report
of the event, which has Inspired
new Interest In the local garden
club ahow, scheduled for May 36
and 3S. The great growth enjoyed
by the Portland show during the
past several yesrs wsa empnaaiaeo
by Mrs. Reamss as well as the beauty
of the galaxy of rare blossoms from
the finest gardens In the northern
olty. The show was held In Laurel
huret park and through wind and
rain, was visited by a record crowd.
Although the place of Medford'a
ahow has not been selected, the first
committee meeting will be hew
Monday, Mrs. Reames stated yester
day. Women's Greater
Oregon Group Aids
With Dinner Plans
The Women's Greater Oregon asso
elation la assisting the chamber of
commerce with plana for the Oregon
Products dinner which will be given
at the Medford Hotel, Tuesday eve
ning. May 10, Mrs. Keller of Portlsnd.
president of the association will be
present and a full attendance of
members of the local branch la ex
pected. At the next regular meeting to the
held in two weeks, officers for next
ysar will be elected. .
The business men of the commu
nity are becoming greatly interested
In the work of this association and
many have asked for a place on the
regular programs. An exhibit of
linen from the Salem linen mllla has
been placed In the chamber of com
merce. Swedenburg Home
Place for Meeting
Of College Women
The Rogue River Valley College
Women's club will meet In Ashland
Saturday. May 14. at the home of
Mr. P. O. Swedenburg.
Mrs. H. C. Hansen will review The
TJnlted States of Europe by Edward
Harriot.
Mrs. Emll peJJ, social chairman, and
Mrs. M. I. Root, president, extend a
cordial Invitation lo all membera as
this Is ths annual meeting at which
officers are elected.
Members ara asked to call Mrs. Root
regarding transportation arrange
ment. Mia Nrhaedlrr VI. Its
V. '. C. A. Workers Her
Thursday, Miss Schaedler, member
of the financing committee of the
nstlonsl board, stopped here on her
way through from Portlsnd. Miss
Schsedler works In ten states, be
ginning at the Dakotas, working
westward. Oregon la one of the teu.
Miss flnhaerilep
.... - u wmi mem
ber of the local board, met with
them at their regular meeting Prl
day evening, and gave many valu
able suggestion for the local work.
She waa entertained while here at
the home of the secretary, Dorothy
Mitchell.
Women of the "Y" are Justly
proud that the only woman member
of Vie Geneva peace conference, from
this country. Dr. Msry Wooly. is also
member of the national board of
the Y. W. O. A. Thla fact emphasises
the movement for world peace and
I on of the major alms of the -Y"
association.
Th Bible class Tuesday evening
under Mrs. Warner, meeu at the Y.
W. C. A. lecture room. Visitors are
welcomed.
a
Oronp Celebrates
Birthday Anniversaries
Mrs. T. J. Gilford wss hostess on
Wednesdsy evening at a birthday
party at her horn honoring Vie
birthday of Mrs, Hsrry Marx. Mrs.
Walter Mundy and Mr. and Mr.
Olfford. Other guest were Mr. Msrx,
X!r. Mundy and Mr. and Mr. Charles
Cooley of Grant Pas.
e
Thimble ritib Meeting
Is Postponed
The meeting of Chrysanthemum
Tlilmbls club, announced for Mon
day evening has been postpoued to
ister dsi,
Johnston Leads
Return of Folk
To Summer Here
Signs of another gay summer In
local society art Increasing this
week a guest ar greeted and
awaited.
T. Slater Johnston has already
returned to Medford and will open
hla summer lodge on the Rogue
this week. He was met on return
from the east In Vancouvsr, B. C,
Isst wsek by Corbln Edgell and B
O, Burgess, the three arriving In
Medford Wednesday.
Cspt. nd Mrs. O. N. Black, who
recently arrived In San Francisco
following . cruise of the pacific,
are expected to continue to Medford
thla week and will be t 'bom to
their friend st their attractive
summer lodge on the river.
Carpenters Invite
Friends to Dinner
Saturday Evening
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter
entertained at dinner last evening
at their beautiful country place
east of the city. Covers were placed
for Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. V. Car
penter, Mr. nd Mrs H. Chandler
Egan. Mr. and Mr. Corbln Edgell
and the host.
Garden Club Views
Many Flowers At
Thursday Meeting
Th Medford Garden club had an
unususlly Interesting and profitable
meeting Thursday evening at RoUl
Medford, the regular monthly, session.
During the time given to business the
members were reminded that the
fiscal year begins in May, dues being
one dollar since the magazine has
been dropped. Mrs. Bundy reported
on the auocessful plant sale for the
purchase of seed for needy fsmllles.
The president, Mrs. Reames, announc
ed dates of the Flower Show, May as
and 38. the place to be announced
later. Mrs. Cummlngs reported on
the general response to the Glean
Roadside campaign which Is now
under way. The club hopes to be
represented at the state convention
of Garden club, May 31.
After disposing of business Mn.
lajrlch talked for a short time on
flower arrangements, using flowers
In a shallow bowl to illustrate the
methods.
H. R. Howell of Grant Pa gav a
very Interesting address on Bulbous
Iris, touching on planting, growth,
cultivation, and care of the bulbs
during the summer resting period,
nd described varieties especially
satisfactory for garden culture. Many
questions were answered concerning
Iris and other bulb and much valu
able Information given. At the con
clusion every one enjoyed examining
the beautiful specimens Mr. Howell
had brought from hla collection of
forty-five varieties. His commercial
planting, five miles west from Grant
Paas, will be at Its beat about May 18
ana an invitation wa extended to all
Interested to visit It,
The club will meet again June a.
Willett Students
To Give Recital
On Saturday evening. May 14th at
8 p. m. group of students from
th Medford and Orant Pass studios
under the direction of Rosa Black-
more Willett, will be presented In
an Invitational pianoforte recital fol
lowed by a dance.
An ambitious program will be pre
sented to the audience from between
8 and 0:S0, followed by dancing
until la. Music will be furnished by
Dickey's orchestra.
Program as follows:
Polonslse. O Sharp Minor Chopin.
Stella Mae Grant.
Under the Leave Thorn. Billy
Lonlgan.
Elude Wollenhaupt, Norma Nelll.
Simple Aveu Thome, Pauline Rog.
era.
Marche de Concert Wachs, Naomi
8mlth.
Rustle of Spring Binding, Jean
Leverette.
Autumn Chamlnade, Monet
Melkle.
La Blen Almee Vslse Schutt.
Kathleen Bratten.
Lea Sylphea Bachmann, Billy
Lonlgan.
Seguldllla Bohm, Norma Nelll.
(si Melody In F Rubinstein: (b)
Marche Carnlvslesque Frlml, Fred
erick Ouetr.laff.
Polka de la Reins Raff, Sella
Mae Grant.
Pollchlnelle Rachmaninoff, Kath
leen Bratten.
(al Llebestraum; (bl Rhapsody
No. R Llstl, Moneta Melkle.
Chrl.tlan Kmleavor
To Honor Mothers
The Presbyterlsn Christian Endeav
or group will conduct a meeting Sun
day evening at 7 o'clock honoring
mothers. Mrs. E Iveraon will give th
main addreae of the evening. Mies
MarJorle Paley will entertain with a
violin solo and Miss Msxtn Bohnsrt
with a reading. All membera are aaked
to bring their mothera and a pleasant
evening la predicted for all.
The regular discussion will be con-1
ducted by Xtiss Jean Prock.
Many Observe Mti.lc "
eek, inikenberg studio i
The Polkenberg violin and pis no
studio waa the seen of many activ
ities during musle week.
Almost every venlng. atudent I
were enjoying solos, duet, and en- '
semble selections from Beethoven, '
Morart and other of th masters.
Even the youngest members of the '
clsss had their share In helping to '
entertain, and many expressed their
desire to have Music Wek com
oftener.
Mis Fhlpp '
Hostess
Miss Msy Phlpps entertained at
luncheon Thursday, honoring Mr. W.
D, Mod.-son of Eugene,
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To Meet King
A$octatct Prist Photo
Mary Elizabeth Beabt of Walling
ford. Pa., ii jnc of ths eleven Ameri
can women who will be presented
to King George and Queen Mary
at the flrat of the Britlah oourte thli
year on May 11
Appreciative Crowd
Sees May Day Fete
High School Friday
By Forwtwn Wnllcf
Throngs of children filled the hall
of the high school Friday afternoon
to celebrate May day with aonga.
dancea, and the winding: of the May
pole. Wearing headbands of various
colors, the children appeared in keep
ing with the Old EngllAh Idea of May
day. A canopy of gay colored gauze
lent grandeur to the queen's throne.
The May poles were bung with green
and pink, white and yellow, blue and
white and green and yellow. Each
school waa provided a May pole to
wind.
A beautiful and appropriate musical
program, sponsored by Mlas Harriet
Baldwin, au per visor of music in the
Medford schools, Included pupils from
all school of tha city.
Aiding Mlaa Baldwin' were Alice
Connar, Eleanor Ourry. Jeanne Lald
ley, Prlscltla Webb and Margaret
Arnold.
Mlaa Mildred Drury appeared aa
Queen Elisabeth and Barbara Lewi
aa the queen of May. The latter waa
carried Into the festive circle by four
boys, followed by the queen's atten
dants and led up to the throne by
Sir Walter Raleigh, to be received by
Queen Ellrabeth.
Mlsa Carln Degermark, supervisor
of physical education, arranged the
afternoon program, enjoyed by a
large and appreciative crowd.
Assisting here were Mrs. Bolton,
Mrs. O'Neil, Tvonne Smith, Mrs. Tay
lor. Mrs. Wllllta, Mrs. Ohllders, Mrs.
Russell and Mlsa Frelda Schneider.
An especially Interesting aldellght
of the May day celebration waa the
art exhibit arranged along the walla
of the boys' gymnasium under the
direction of Mlaa Louisa Hollenback,
art supervisor.
The display Included work from the
varloua grade schools and the senior
high school. Textiles made by the
advanced atudent were among the
most clever entrlea In the display. All
were voted worthy of honorable men
tion. Catholic Women Announce
llutket Social and Itnnce
The Women of the Sacred Heart
Catholic church will entertain with
a basket social and dance Monday
evening May 10. and are making ex
tensive plans tor the event, chairman
of which la Mrs. Weston.
Merit Circle
Meets Tuesday
Tha Merit Circle of the Presbyter
ian church will have a covered dish
luncheon Tuesday, May 10th, at 6ne
p. m, at the home of Mrs. a. D.
Mason on the Old Stage road. Any
one wishing transportation call R81-Y
or 1252.
Longtnea r Just th kind of
watches that can be taken
along on th golf links nd b
expected to keep good time
after a atrenuous 18 hole round.
Their Accuracy and dependabil
ity will resist rough treatment
and sxtrems temperature.
$35 and up
Lawrence s
Exclusive dealer for Lonjjtnt
Watches, Oorham Silrer and
Virgin Diamonds,
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Miss H alley Weds
Mr. Sutherlin At
Lovely Ceremony
At a quiet ceremony, beautiful In
It quaint simplicity, Mia Angle
Halley, daughter of the late Mr.
Sylvia 8. Halley of thla city, and
La Verne Sutherlin. eon of Mrs. Smeck
of southern California, and descend
ant of one of Oregon's best known
pioneer families, were married yes
terday afternoon at a 4 o'clock cere
mony In the atudlo of Mia Orble
Natwlck on East Main atreet.
The service waa read by Rev. W.
R Balrd of the Flrat Christian
church before the fireplace, banked
aa an altar with sprays of spiraea,
and deep rose tulips. White tapers
In gold candelabra and purple Iris
completed the setting.
The bride and groom entered the
room from the patio, preceded by
the little Mlasea Natalie and Bar
bara Shelby, twin daughters of Mr.
and Mr. Alfred E. Shelby, matron
of honor and groom's attendant.
Attired In a gown of rose beige
crepe, hand embroidered and trim
med In antique lace with beige hat
and rose slippers completing her
ensemble, the bride formed a lovely
picture. She carried a shower bou
quet of pink rosebuds, lilies of the
valley and orange blossoms, the
latter preserved from the wedding
bouquet of Mr. Sutherlln's grand
mother. Her matron of honor, Mrs. Shelby,
wore a gown of white old lace, a
corsage of rosebuds and red slippers.
The flower girls were pretty In
frock of white trimmed In Irish
crocheted lace.
The ceremony waa read In the
presence of 30 guests, and followed
by a small reception. Mlsa Natwlck.
the hostess, appeared in gown of
blue moire with slippers of harm
onizing color, and wore a corsage
of yellow rosebuds. Mrs. Smeck.
mother of the groom, waa attired
In black and orchid with a corsage
of orchids and lilies of the valley.
After the reception Mr. and Mrs.
Sutherlin left by motor for a two
weeks' wedding trip through Califor
nia and Mexico. They will be at
home to their friends after June 1,
at Carglll Court, this city, where
Mr. Sutherlin la associated with the
First National bank.
Mrs. Sutherlin, who has been the
Inspiration for much entertaining
In local society, since announcement
of her betrothal, haa been employed
at the California Oregon Power com
pany In this city for the past 10
years.
Annual Meeting for
Baptist Church Announced
The annual meeting of the First
Baptist church will be held Wed
nesday evening at the church. A
covered dish supper at 6:30 followed
by program and business meeting.
The kitchen and dining room will
be under the supervision of Mrs.
Minnie Bryant and Mrs. W. D. Rob
erts and their committee.
Pan Hellenic Haa
Bridge Luncheon
Member of the Pen Hellenic in this
olty met yesterday afternoon at the
Hotel Holland for luncheon and
bridge. Prlves at card were awarded '
Mrs. Geo. Oates and Mrs. Bob Ham-1
tnond.
Women of Rotary
Entertained
Women of Rotary were entertained
at the Hamilton Patton home Wed
nesday by Mesdames C. O. Smith, J.
0. Kyle and J. W. Wakefield. Prize
a bridge waa won by Mr. Harold
Relchsteln.
Orra and Mrs. Reed
Return Home Today
Mr. and Mra. Albert Orr. who hare
been guest In Portland and Corval
lls for the past week, are expected
home today, accompanied by Mrs.
Johnny Reed of Gold Hill.
ae
Mra. Cole Arrives
In Medford Today
Mrs. M. D. Cole of Fresno, Cat.,
former resident of Medford, wll lar
rlvi here today for a short visit with
friends.
A Little
Remembrance
to
Mothers
from
Becls Bakery
SWjJIJ3Mr,. ,
Formal Dancing
Club Announces
Party at Tavern
Of Interest to several groups In
Medford'a soclsl whirl 1 announce
ment of a party for Saturday. May
14, at which members of the Formal
Dancing club will entertain at Rogue
Elk Tavern. Informal sports attire
will b In vogue for the evening.
Dancing will begin at S:S0 o'clock
and will be followed by a midnight
upper.
Arrangement ar being msde for
several small dinner parties to pre
cede tbe event, and It 1 predicted
'many no-host gatherlnga will fill the
early hours of the evening.
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County Teachers
Enjoy Luncheon
Teacher of Jackson county study
group and their guests enjoyed a
luncheon Saturday noon at Hall's
cafeteria, which was followed by an
Interesting program. About thirty
five were In attendance.
Mra. Una B. Inch, county rural
aupervlsor, presided at the gathering
and reports were given by chairmen
of six study group. These classes
have been conducted during the past
three month.
Miss Margaret Pennington, accom
panied at the piano by Mrs. George
Andrews, sang "Sweet Mystery of
Life" and "All for You," which was
beautifully presented.
Mrs. Susanne Home Carter, coun
ty school superintendent, spoke
briefly on "Forward Look."
Honor Oueste were Miss Annette
Gray, Miss Noyes, Miss Lillian Wise,
Mlsa Harriet Baldwin, Mra. Everett
Bee son and Mra. Leon Crane.
Birthday Surprise
For Mrs. Marshall
Honoring Mrs. J. R. Marshall. Mrs.
Prank DeSouza entertained with a
surprise birthday party Monday eve
ning at her home. Mrs. Marshall
was presented with a lovely birthday
remembrance.
Guest for ths evening Included
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall, Mr. and Mra.
J. W. Young. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hunt
er, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Lewis and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Grttsch.
Music Teachers
To Meet Tuesday
The Jaokson County Music Teach
era' association will meet at the
home of Mrs. George Andrews Tues-
dsy evening, May 10, at 7:30 o'clock.
All member ere urged to be pres
ent aa officers for the coming year
will be elected. The retiring offi
cers are: Mrs. Andrews, president;
Mrs. John Wilts, secretary; Miss
Florence Oraves, treasurer.
Mrs. Klein Invites
Pythian Club to Horn
Next Tuesday evening at 8:00
o'clock Mrs. E. J. Klein has Invited
the Pythian Sister olub to meet at
her horn at 034 N. Bartlett atreet.
She will be assisted by Mrs. T. Q.
Heine. A' good attendance la de
sired.
HamlWoney
FOR MOTHER
MOTHER deiervei all the comfort, you can give
her. She hai sacrificed for-you. Money will pro
vide comforti in her declining years. To ee her children
working, laving, succeeding, will make her happy.
Can you ihow her a good-iiied bank balance? Thii will
please her.
START SAVINS REGULARLY NOW
We Welcome YOUR Banklna Business
Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank
Medford,
rrtner in Community
Development .
ills
Chapters of O. E. S.
Invited To Medford
Reame Chapter member wll en
tertain Wednesday evening at regular
meeting In the Masonic hall th four
O. E. S. chapter of the Rogue River
valley: Ashland, Grant Pass, Jack
sonville and Central Point.
A program la being planned for the
evening and refreshment wilt be
served by the auxiliary committee.
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Washington Film
To Show May 14
The picture of the life of Washing
ton which la being sponsored' by Gen.
Joseph Lane aoclety Children of the
American Revolution, all Parent
Teacher unit of Medford, the school
board, the Altar Guild of St. Mary'
Academy, home and school circle of
Roosevelt and the Valley school fac
ulty and which Is dated to show her
at the Holly on May 14 at 9:30 a. m.
and again at 10:30, Is being esgerly
awaited by all the school children of
Medford.
These particular film were made
especially for the celebration of the
two hundredth annlveraary of the
birth of George Washington and have
the endorsement of the Bicentennial
commission of Wsshlngton, D, O.
It would be of particular help for
the teachers to review briefly some of
the outstanding facta In Washington's
life In order that the children will
be able to derive the greatest benefit
from their ftlma.
Much Entertaining
Fetes Bride-elect
Affairs given In compliment to
Miss Angle Halley, whose marriage
to LaVerne 8utherlln was ftn event
of yesterday afternoon, added much
gaiety to aoclety last week, and
among the most festive parties for
the bride-elect waa a buffet bridge
supper given by Mesdames Alfred B.
Shelby and Hazel Bromley at the
former' apartment Thursday eve
ning. Table rranged for the event re
sembled the spectrum, reflecting In
glasswsra and bouquets of spring
blossoms, many colors, offering a
pleasing contrast for the crystal and
white of the bride-elect's table. Gar
den flowers also added fragrance and
color to the adjoining rooms of the
apartment.
Following supper bridge wsa play
ed. Guests for the evening were:
Misses Halley. Orble Natwlck, Dor
othy Rogers, Mary Bebb, Glady Ap
plegate, France Wetener. Babe Pur
din, Viola Templeton and Mesdames
Donald Gray, E. L. Lennox. Qulsen
berry, Mlnkler. Lantls. Simmons.
Phetteplace, and Mildred Schuhard.
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Baptist Association
Has Klamath Meeting
Baptist Association of the Rogue
River valley met with the Emman
uel Baptist church of Klamath Falls
May 3 and 4.
There waa a good attendance In
spite of the stormy weather 57 dele
gates being present from Ashland,
Medford, Grant Fas. Merlin and
Selma.
Oregon
THtNaTI
HAVE MONEYI
Enchanting Scene
Greets Guests At
Guild May Party
One of the prettiest parties of the
week, welcoming arrival of the month
of May, wa held at the St. Mark s
dulld hall Monday afternoon. A
glorious array of aprlng blossoms
peeped from window boxes, bordering
the north wall, and a May pole, ar
ranged In the center of the room, aent
colorful atreamera out among the
tables, where gay May baskets added
more beauty to the scheme of decora
tion. Prize at card were awarded Mes
dames Mann, Hlnman, Clark and
Crowder.
Hostesses for th afternoon were:
Mra. O. J. Semon and members of her
committee, Meadamea Edwin. Fitch,
Butler, Swan and Hamlin.
Mot her' Junior Tea
Plan for Saturday
The Junior department of the
Presbyterian Sunday school will
honor all mothera at a Mother-Junior
tea to be held Saturday after
noon, May 14, at the church par
lors. An Interesting program Is be
ing planned by the Juniors and
Mra. E. N. Warner, Bible teacher of
many mothera, will give a talk on
"Honoring Our Mothers."
Songs, recitations and a little mis
sionary playlet, to be presented by
the Juniors will complete the pro
gram. Mothers of all Juniors are Invited
to attend the event.
Woman's Home
Missionary to Meet
The Woman's Home Missionary
aoclety of the First M. X. church
will meet Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Chrlstensen on West
Fourth street,
Mrs. Minnie Heinle, program leader.
Two Big Events This Week!
Adrienne's
Spectacular
STYLE
REVUE
Wed.-Thurs.
May 11-12
9:00 p. m.
"The Wet Parade "
25 charming models will dis
play Fashion's Favorite beach
costumes, lovely " dressy "
frocks, and sports outfits of
interest to every girl and wom
an in southern Oregon. -
FORMAL OPENING
of our enlarged and
newly decorated shop
FRIDAY, MAY 13th
ADRIENNE'S
7ou'll fed ai 'ffomc fo
dtJpacimiy cAiam fobbu
OVERLOOKING UNION SQUARE
. T Urrlmo i arrrforT ond qtnjre enjos
rot .selected by teosoned visttoa as
Son Francisco's bear horel'..rupnioe; rt
mi-"Eicenent Dsiinq Ibcm (. Coffee Shop
350 ROOMS
WITH POIVATE BATH
, lOWAS2?JIN0l.3.JOfX)UBa
WITH DETACHED BATH
AS LOW AS 'L50 SINGLE, 2?,0OUBU
Ham of KROWrodoiitrfoo
VUit th irudo
GARAGE IN CONNECTION '
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Tea Compliments
Mothers at Junior
High School Friday
Mothers of Junior high, school stu
dents were honor guests Friday aft
ernoon at lovely tea and program
presented by members of th Olrl
League aa a part of their observano
of Girls' League wee.
Iris snd splrea dominated th
Horal decorations In the gymsnaslum,
where the tea waa served to th
mothers and women member of th
faculty, at attractive llttl table
about th room.
Th program Included whistling
solos by Leone White, piano olo by
Zella Mae Grant, reading by Betty
Dynan, and music by th Olrl"
League orchestra.
With Donna Maguln and Alio Ma
Shirley of tha 8A class In charg,
foods for the afternoon were pre
pared by the 8A and 9A food
classes.
Members of th hospitality com
mittee were Mildred Drury, Betty
Thorndlke and Suzette Stennett. Th
clean-up committee was Leah Etta
Evans. Mabel O'Neall. Mildred Buck
les, Dorothy Buchter and Margaret
Jones.
As a part of the celebration of th
week, the Junior HI News was edited
by a staff of girls; with Betty Thorn
dike editor In chief. Others on th
staff were Suzette Stennett, assist
ant; literary, Mildred Drury; assist
ant, Pauline Rogers; musto and art,
Frances Porter; Jokes. Patricia
Young; assistant, Donna Maguln;
Girls' League, Betty Paske, and as
sistant, Carol Scheffel.
Reporters were LaVern Stephen
son. Betty Dynan and Barbara Holt.
Miss Delle Whlsenant la adviser for
the Olrls' League, and filled this
position on the school publication
staff.
Cryatalglow Kodak glass supreme.
The Peasley's. Opp. Holly Theater.
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