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I PAGE FOUll MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1942. SOCIETY and CLUB NEWS of the WEEK ST BETTY SHOEMAKER .Medford Sojourner Enjoy Series Of Neighborhood Parties Sojourner club member en joyed neighborhood parties at the homes of various members Thursday afternoon. Cards were at play and defense saving stamps given for prizes. Mrs. I. E. Staples entertained a group at her home with prizes being awarded to Mrs. Frank Humphrey and Mrs. Melvin R. -Plaskett. At the home of Mrs. Henry Zacharlsen, Mrs. Marie Scheffel and Mrs. Merle Muncy held high scores. Mrs. W. Alex Kuehlthau entertained at her ,home with Mrs, E. H. Edgerton and Mrs. R. R. Stroud holding .high scores.. The regular Medford Sojourn er ."meeting Thursday at Hotel Medford at 1 p. m. will cele brate the dab birthday. Dessert luncheon will be served. Mrs. Eugene Card Is chairman for the afternoon. Oregon State D.A.R. Conference At Klamath Falls To be held In Klamath Falls. February 17 and '8 is the Ore gon state conference of Daugh ters of the American Revolution with Mrs. William B. Pouch, president general as guest of honor. She will conduct round table discussion and give an address at the banquet Feb ruary 18. . . . ', Buolness sessions will be held in the Elks temple with the Wll lard hotel as headquarters for the conference. Delegates are to make luncheon end banquet reservations with Mrs. Christine Goble, '322 North Ninth street, Klamath Falls. . The State Of 'fleer's club breakfast will' be held Tuesday, February 17 with --Mrs. Gilbert E. Halt presiding. Leave M onday ' For Sun Valley ; Leaving Monday by United i Mainllner for Sun Valley, Idaho, are Jack Matlack and his moth ' er, Mrs. Luella Matlack of this ! city. They will fly by plane to Boise, Idaho, and then continue the trip by motor to Sun Valley i Matlack was awarded the vaca tion trip with expenses paid by a Hollywood motion picture company for a publicity cam ; paign In connection with the motion picture, "Sun Valley Serenade" In this city. They plan to spend about eight days at Sun Valley and will return to Medford by plane, by way of Salt Lake City, Utah, and San Francisco. Young People Plan Fellowship Period The combined young people's groups of the First Christian church will hold a fellowship period Sunday afternoon from 5 until 6:30 o'clock. A short busi ness meeting will be held. At 8:30 p. m. a new series of young people's Sunday evening meetings will be Introduced by Ed Kirtley on the topic, "Chris tian Youth Building a New World." Five weeks will be given over to the discussion of this theme. Delta Debs Meet At Hayes Home Delta Debs met with Mini Dorothy Hayes at the J. C. nayes nome on cost wain street Tuesday evening. Two new members were taken Into the or ganization, Miss Jeanette House and Miss Jamie Brucgger. The group made plans for a month at Hotel Holland. Later j the members attended the show at Rlalto theater. Miss Dorothy Hayes was assisted by her sister, Miss Virginia Hayes. Extension Unit Plans Meeting Mrs Helen Davis wll) be hostess to the Applegate exten sion unit at her home February 4th. "Meals from the pantry shelf" will be the project dem onstrated by Mrs Tom Mce and Mr. Lee Wallls. local leaders The meeting will open at 10 a. m. Everyone Interested is Invited. Auxiliary Plans Public Card Party A public card party Is planned by members of the Easles aux iliary Tuesday at 8 p. m at Eagles hall, 42 North Front street. Prizes will be awarded and refreshments served In charge of arrangements are Mrs. Mildred Mnpston, chair man; Mesdames Laura Parks Ina Parker, Bessie Powell, Llz lle Perry, Amy Redbarn, Viola Pruitt, Ida Rnch Nora Robert son and Clarl,. Prince. Mas. Kolmat Ta li. League Board HoiUst League of Women Voters exe cutive board is to meet Monday' at 12 noon at the home of Mrs. Harry Holmes ou Uutluc avenue. Honeymoon Class r 1 1 " iip w n i j ! an L. V" ' A '' 1 r ? tfitr iiswWsVwA ...,A.:...i,..l , ,.A A honeymooning pair. Comedian Milton Barle and his show girl bride. Joyce Mathews, ara all smilas for their public. Seen at a Hollywood dinner party. Mrs. Berle wears grey Jersey accanted with diamond clip, bracelet . and wedding ring. Grand Officer . To Visit Two. O.E.S. Chapters Mrs. Marjorie Simpson' of Portland, associate grand ma tron of Oregon, O. E. S will oe In southern Oregon Thursday and Friday of this week and will be entertained by members of O. E. S. chapters in Jackson ville and Medford. On Thursday a luncheon will be held at Hotel Medford hon oring Mrs. Simpson by members of Adarel chapter, No. 3, Jack sonville, according to an an nouncement made by Mrs Mat tie Luman, worthy matron. In the afternoon a school of in struction will be held followed by initiation of Mrs. Fred Baker during the evening meeting. Members ot neighboring chap ters are welcome. Mrs. Simpson will be guest Friday at 12:30 p. m. at the Hotel Medford at a luncheon given by Reames chapter, No. 68, O. E. S. . Reservations may be made by calling Esther Fllegel. 4389 or Hope Wood, 2439 not later than Thursday noon. A chool of Instruction at 2 p. m. will follow at the Masonic temple. Members are Invited. Sorority Plans Tuesday Meeting Beta Sigma Phi sorority will be entertained Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. at 1315 East Main street with Mrs. David Irving as hostess. P.-T. A. Activities City Council Meeting at the homo of Mrs. H. O. Colburn, 704 West Tenth street, Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. will be members of the City Council of Parents and Teach ers with Mrs. Herbert Sims in charge. Speaker will be Dr. Susie Standard on the subject "We Teach Our Children About Al cohol and Narcotics." Washing ton unit of P.-T. A. will be hostess. As February Is also the month of the founding of the Pnrent Teacher association the unit will observe Founder's Day with Mrs. A. E Brockway in charge of the program. Past presidents are invited to be special guests. Lone Pina Lone Pine P.-T. A. with Roxy Ann Grange will hold a chicken dinner at the Grange hall Sun day, February 8. The public dinner will be served from 12 noon until 3 p. m. Proceeds from the dinner will finance the free hot lunch program for school children. - The next P. T.A. meeting is scheduled for Friday at 2 p. m. at tha school huuse. Everybody's! Sending Valentinet A wide varltty of nil mental and humorous Vl entlnes isr friends and loved ones to select from here. SVVEM'S GIFT SHOP Jack Balding, Virginia O'Neal Wedding Announced Of Interest to friends In this city Is announcement of the marriage of Jack B. Balding of Fort McArthur, Cal., to Miss Virginia O'Neal of Hollywood, Cal , Jan. 21. , Mr. Balding Is graduate of Ashland high school and South ern Oregon College of Educa tion. He is the son of Mrs. Ger trude Moffet of this city. At present Mr. Balding Is sergeant in the quartermaster division of the U. S. army at Fort Mc Arthur where the couple will make their home. Party Honors Don McFaddens Mr. and Mrs. Howard Picker ing entertained Wednesday eve ning at their home In the Oak Grove district with farewell nartv honoring Mr nA lr-m rn McFadden who are leaving soon ior Portland where they will make their home. An evening oi pinocnie was enjoyed. ' Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Knlps, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Palm, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brew old, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sauer, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Byrd, the hon ored guests and the hosts. Luncheon Held At Medford Hotel Ten attended tha Northern Life Insurance company lun cheon held at the Medford hotel Thursday. James C. Long. Ore gon state supervisor from Port land and H. O. FUhback, as sistant vice president of the company of Seattle, Wash., were present. Also attending were Mr. and . Mrs. George Mot felt, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gll more, Harold Brown, Miss Helen Galbrlath of this city and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shirley of Grants Pass. Crater Lake Guild At Holt Home Crater Lake Guild of the First Presbyterian church meets Mon day at 8 p m. at the homa of Helen Holt Wilson, 11 Corning Court. Planned are an annual white elephant sale and a book review. ICTORY Salon of Beauty Will Open Monday, February 2 at 24 SOUTH GRAPE Specialising In all types ef beauty culture. Experienced operators to serve you. Mrs. Mabel Orlgtby, Owner PHONE 5029 Mrs. Pearl Chord. Operator Mrs. Alpha McClus. Operator Church Group Holds All-Day Sewing Session Mora than 80 women, mem bers of the Women organiza tion of the First Christian church met Thursday for an all day sewing session for China relief. A number of garments were finished and these will be sent to the Chinese who are In need of aid due to war In their country. Mrs. W. E. Meyers spoke on "Proper Nutrition and National Defense" during the business and fellowship hour. A number of progressive, teas,, luncheons and dinners are being sponsored by the group and they also an nounced their -. willingness to serve luncheons, dinners or ban quets for groups or, organiza tions.. .-; . . . . . Discussed Was 'the' contribu tion which the Women ' of the church could make to the wel fare of strangers who will be coming to the community dur ing construction of the canton ment. Officers for the year 1942 were Introduced: Mrs. Joseph Carr, chairman;' Mrs. H. K. Burnham, secretary treasurer; Mrs. Susan Eads, project chair man; Mrs. Rose Herbert, kitch en chairman; Maude Daugherty, dining room chairman; Effie Kurtz, entertainment; Mrs. A. H. Gregory, house 'committee; Ruth Hood, publicity chairman; class representatives were Mrs. Minnie Crisp, Loyal Women; Mrs. Walter Kindred, Alpha Delta; Ethel Troxell,' Loyal Workers; Mrs. C. ' C: Haggard, Mariners. Other representatives from the board of deaconesses were Mrs. G. C Coram, Mrs. Clyde Hon and Mrs. A. C. Latham. This is the second year of the- Women's organization and it Is reported to be filling a vital place in the First Christ ian church. Purpose Is to pro vide an efficient program of service and to extend the fel lowship of the church by bring ing women together to work at worthwhile tasks. The group meets February 28 to. sew for American Red Cross. Birthday Party At Rose Home Honors Mrs. Dyer Mrs. Florence Rose oi Chest nut street was hostess to a sur prise birthday party Wednesday afternoon honoring Mrs. Lina Dyer. Mrs. Dyer received many Uifts. Dessert luncheon was served followed by an afternoon of knitting and sewing. Attending were Mesdames Vera Johnston, Linnie Perry. ?ora Kleinhammer, Dorthine Dailey, Perl Giffin, Etta Hyde. Laura Williams. Viola Traut nan, Ilda Vickoren, Iva Walden. Clara Tlllie, Rachael Cobb Ma ble Grlgsby, Lucretia Whlllock the honored guest and hostess Bakers' Auxiliary Holds Luncheon Mrs. Lowell Morgan enter tained the Baker's auxiliary with a luncheon Thrsday afternoon. Pinochle was at play and later prizes were, awarded to Mrs. Harry Ellis and Mrs. James Dor sey. Enjoying the afternoon were Mrs. Harry Ellis, Mrs. Al Braun, Mrs. Roena Robertson, Mrs. Denny Woods. Mrs. George Hols gang, Mrs. Dick Pruitt, Mrs. James Dorsey and Mrs. Morgan. Pythian Club Plans Red Cross Work Meeting at the home of Mrs. William Casebeer last week members of the Pythian club made plans for Red Cross work during their business session. About 20 attended and later refreshments were served bv the hostess assisted by her daugh ter, Mrs. Letha Ross. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Grace Fulk"rson. Girl Scouts Hold Court of Awards At Lincoln School Girl Scouts and their parents and friends attended Court ot Awards at the Lincoln school gymnasium Friday evening at 7:30 p. m. Badges were pre sented and Girl Scouts sang for their audience. ' Receiving badges in troop six at Lincoln school were: troop badges, Rosalie Glascock, Janet Shaw, Aliee Howard, Ellen Howard, Barbara Olea, Maxtne Powell, Shirley Burelson; host ess badges, Rosalie Glascock, Janet Shaw, Maxine Powell; weaving and photography, inter national friendship and second class badge, Rosalie Glascock. Troop 12, Central Point: sec ond class badge, Ann Bohnert, Patsy Faber, Gwen Coin, Patty Hamilton, Dorothy Henigan, Dorothy Rogers; hostess badge: Ann Bohnert, Patsy Faber, Gwen Goin, Patty Hamilton, Jeanette Lemen, Dorothy Rog ers; cyclist badge, Barbara And ers, Anna Booth, Jean Kincaid, Patsy Faber, Mary Matthews. Troop 22, Junior high school, community life and troop dra matics: Doris Parsons, Joan Pomeroy, . ian McEwen, Carol Myers, Bonnie Lou Edwards, Corrine Latourette; child care, Evelyn Watkins. . Troop 7, Roosevelt school, foods and cyclist badges: Mar ian Currans, Joan Coleman, Mary Sue Green, Kathleen See- katz, .Mary Virginia Wait, Betty Drummond, Margaret Green, Jacquelin Madigan; . first class award, Kathleen Seekatz; sec ond class award, Cynthia Jack son; earning food badge, Nancy Newbury, Ann Butler, Cynthia Jackson. Troop 11, St. Mary's Acad emy: second class award, Mary J a r v 1 s, Delores Wilkinson, Stephanie M i k s c h e, Frances Kiernan; hostess badge, Gert rude Lewis. Troop 3. Junior high school, dancer ' and my community badge, Carmen Wright, Barbara Olson, Charlotte Wing, Loree Monteith, Aileen Walsh, Bar bara Meadows, Thais Gorden; dancer and second class, Helen Ferris. Troop 5, Jackson school, my community, transportation, com munication badges; Joan Blun kel, Joy Finch, Bernlece How ard, Joan Gardner, Donna In low, Barbara Barr, Patty Law- son, Patty Mashburn, Lois ' Par sons, Gayle Miller, Marianne Perl, Gwen Lee Young, Dor othy Ray, Zella Mae Sellers; first aid, Barbara Barr. Grand President To Be Honored To be honored today is George Tank of Davenport, Iowa, grand worthy president of the Fratern al Order of the Eagles. Mr. Tank, in company with Aaron Reece, grand representative from Seattle, Wash., arrived last evening by train for a short visit in this city. The program today Includes registration of delegates, 9 'a. m. at Eagles hall, 42 North Front street; 11 a. m. registration of candidates for initiation; 1:30 p. m. Eagles meeting; 4:30 p. m. parade of drill teams from Rose burg, Klamath Falls, Medford and other visiting aeries; 9:30 p. m. dinner served by members of auxiliary drill team to Eagles and their families followed by a dance. W4T 7 Your laundry la wall chaperoned at this laun dry. Our experts knew how to launder properly each material and color. Send your bundle here this week and check for your self. mm Defense Deeds kK.aY ist t J Ik i V4,t -m Dodle Millen (above) wears pals blue dtnim coveralls de signed in California for wear in defense factories by women defense employes. Junior Guild Plans Dessert Style Show Junior Guild members of St. Mark's Episcopal church made plans for the dessert style show to be held April 13 at the par ish house when they met Wed nesday at the home of Mrs. Roland Halper, Third and Grape streets. Mrs. Halper was appointed chairman of the ohow to be as sisted by Miss Emlyn Griggs as decoration chairman; Mrs. Dick Watson, refreshment chairman and Miss Janet Mann, tickets and publicity. The business session was con ducted by Miss Betty Vilm, president. Later refreshments were served by Mrs. Halper with Miss Sue Moshberger as co-hostess. The Guild adjourned to meet February 11 with Mrs. Clayton W. Lewis, 1604 West Main street. 1 Health Group Meets Wednesday Phoenix Health Group will meet with Mrs. Dollie Stevens, South Pacific highway Wednes day at 2 p. m. An Adventure In Eating! There's a big treat in store for you and your family every Sunday at the New Dixie Cat W know you'll agree that our Sunday Family Dinners arc the finest you've ever tatted. And our prices are moderate. Dixie Cafe Sixth Street Just Off Central w I V M I f . f- I 7 A- I-A if ii 0 Parent's Night Well Attended At Masonic Hall Wednesday was Daughters of Job "Parents" night at the Ma sonic temple when a potluck dinner and bethel meeting hon ored parents. Over 100 attend ed the dinner which was served at 6:30 p. m. in thi. Masonic dining hall at long tables dec orated in a Valentine motif. The officer's table was centered with a boquet of red and white car nations. Following dinner the group ddjourned to the bethel hall where Honored Queen Beverly Brooks presided during a busi ness session. Plans were made for a rummage sale to be held Saturday at the store next to Hal's Camera shop on North Central avenue. Miss Helen Webb and Miss Betty Frey are in charge of the sale. Four past queens, Miss Nan ette Holmes, Miss Charlotte Older, Miss Carol Tengwald and Miss Ruth Nordwick were es corted to the east and intro duced. Also introduced was Mrs. Thomas Freed, worthy matron of Reames chapter, O. E. S., who presented the bethel with a check to be applied on purchase of new robes. Mrs. Elsie Carlton Strang sang two selections' accompan ied by Mrs. C. O. Larlson. W. P. Brooks also sang two num bers accompanied by his daugh ter, Miss Beverly Brooks and a reading was given by Miss Clara Daniels, entitled "The Admiral's Ghost." Miss -Ann Drysdale was in charge of the dinner assisted by Mrs. Frank Ray, advisor and other bethel members. To Portland By Mainllner Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Severson left yesterday by United Main liner for Portland. Mrs. Sever son, a Portland resident, has been spending the past week in this city with her husband. Dur ing her stay here she resided at Hotel Holland. BURELSON'S f . if; ill y r Sir Y "n -iv? ' T - X M I ' CALIFORNIA STYLI As Seen in Mademoiselle Chunda, like all Stroock woolens, Is a treat to touch -a star for service and a happy choice for these California Stylecraft originals a fabric light and right for all cli mates and all wear. Both suit and coat have new drop shoulder excitement and are equal'y smart in bright or muted tones. Lined with DUCHESS acetate rayon Crepe. Sizes 10 to 20. Coais Priced $39.75 BURELSON'S LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR Medford Bldg. Phone 2428 Kiwanian Dames Hold Luncheon At Frohnmayer Home Mrs. Otto Frohnmayer enter tained Kiwanian Dames at her home last week with a lunch' eon. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. George Goodrich, Mrs. Mary Gardner and Mrs. Ernest Kofoed. f During a short business ses sion officers were elected for the coming term. Mrs. A. O. Bauman will serve as president; Mrs. Joe E. Earley, vice presi W dent and Mrs. Richard Watson, secreta ry-treasurer. Retiring officers are Mrs. O. J. Halboth, president, Mrs. E. G. Trowbridge, vice president and Mrs. Michael Gibbons, secretary-treasurer. Plans were made for the com ing year and included partici pation in Red Cross sewing and national defense work. Cards were at play during the afternoon with Mrs. Bau man holding high score. Medford Residents Move to The Dalles Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Gramea left yesterday for The Dalles where they plan to make their home. Mr. Grames, an employe of Union Oil company, was transferred to The Dalles two weeks ago and returned this weekend for Mrs. Grames. They $ have been residing at 618 New " town street. Mr. and Mrs. Grames have made their home in this city for the past five years. . a OK BUSHES NOW Li'sttn to K.M.E.D. 11:00 A. M HWWWMSSM . J il' V? Suits $29.75 r i
