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At- MEDFORD. MAIE TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1943 PAGE FIVE Society ;and Glubs ...' J f ' . i ' By Olive Star cher Scout Leaders i To Make Plana For Activities Two meetings (or Girl Scout leaders are scheduled for this coming week. Monday afternoon leaders in intermediate and sen ior troops are meeting at 1:30 o'clock at the Scout house, and Wednesday afternoon Brownie troop leaders are having their first' training session at the Scout house at 1:30 o'clock. At the Monday meeting plans will be made for the annual Gul Scout week ' and Scouts' Own Sunday, which is to be October 31. The . songs and ceremonies will : be planned and practiced. Farewell Parties Mark Departure Of Three Officers' '.Three Camp White officers, Col. Warren S. Hood, Ma). Al bert Frank and Capt. George C. Hester were tendered farewells by their fellow officers at. the post last week since all. are go ing . on inactive duty at . this time. Col. and Mrs. Hood and Capt.. and. Mrs. Hester have al ready left the city, the Hoods to Pennsylvania and the Hesters to Los Angeles, while Ma), and Mrs.. Frank will leave this com ing Wednesday for Detroit, Mich.,- where they previously lived. - Col. Hood came to ' Camp Elizabeth McGaUlard, . 731. W Jackson boulevard. ' 8:00 p. m. BPWC, meet at Girls'- Community club, from where cars will leave for tour of federal housing project. Friday "1:00 . m. Friday Luncheon club, home of Mrs. Adams, route 3, highway 09. Bring own service. -HE projects for the year will be out White in May of 1942 and is in rr. nnmn,iH mem. the quartermasters corps. Ma. bers and mothers are invited to Frank arrived May 1st of 1942 attend this meeting to assist in " the special program 'Hostesses for the social hour following will be Mrs. Paul E. Hol'derness of Gold Hill, Mrs. C. C. Sater and Mrs. O. W. Ma-thenev At the Wednesday meeting nlans will be made for . a ficers to arrive here, and Capt. Hester has been at the post 11 months.. Mai. Frank was the first commanding officer of the Camp White training cadres and later was made post reclamation officer. - Capt. Hester has been property adjustment, officer. Mrs. Frank has worked many Brownie Revel and practice of the ,oca, songs ana ceremonies ior bcouw . .. voUlnteer. and Own Sunday held: Troop com mittee members and mothers of girls in the . third and fourth grades who are interested in as sisting in these special programs are invited to attend this meet ing. Mrs. Marone rena nopnins, at the. time of Jeaving Friday had served about 2,500 hours at the sugar ration desk. A farewell party was given the officers by the Quartermast ers' corns and Thursday nlgnt Service Command Unit officers jvirs. marjorm u- fiflve . fareweU dinner at .the executive secretary oi uw y" Si,- ., ,u three men. Scout orsanization. will return --- from Tacoma loaay wnere buci vi.lin . - ... M ntl,nfOeH"MH" nas ueen tuieuuuiB reeional convention for Uiri Scout executives. Methodist Women Meet At Church Women's Society for Christian Service met Tuesday afternoon at ; the Methodist church and with a good attendance to begin their fall activities. The program nlanned for October includes a combined rummage sale to be given by the entire group Oct, 29-30, and the annual will be held Dec. 3. ' Just Folks Circle served re- xt McAllister Home John M. Sullivan ot uue Mont., arrived last 'Wednesday to spend two weeks visiting his uter and Drotner-in-iaw, ur- and Mrs. J. E. McAllister 01 1024 East Jackson boulevard, CALENDAR Monday , 1:00 . p. m. Past Matrons' clnh: Reames Chomer No. OB, bazaar home oJ Mrs- j, A. perry 604 W..Main St. Dessert luncheon.. 2:00 p. m. Past Commanders- freshments. Mrs. C- A.- Meyers ciUD nome 0f Mrs. . Louise Hick- man:'207 -Haven at 6:30 p. m.rCrater Lake Guild of. First Presbyterian church, parlors..: Annual . covered .;dlsn banouet. ' ' i. '- t . :. 7:30 p. m. Olive KeDesan lodge; I. O. O. F. hall, business meeting, 7:30 p. m. Officers oi Degree gave an account oi t,nnsuan work in, Cuba and Puerto Eico. oiitDosts of missionary ' work which are of great interest now, Birthday Party Given For Son Neighborhood children were invited to the home of Lt. and 0j Honor lodge, Lincoln school Mrs. Philip Steere, iun .asi g .-.practice for Inspection, Jackson Blvd., last Saturday .,- , 'Tuesday " afternoon to celebrate the birth- i-non. m. P.T.A.city'coun- day of their son, Philip. Little cut.nome of .Mrs. Howard Col Philip was two years old that burn. 704 w Tentn str . day. ' 6:30 p. m, Lady Lions, pot The children "pjayed games, , k; dinner.' home of Mrsi El- several- being presented with Hedberi i206 E. Main St, prizes,, and at the end of .the AMlsted by Mrs. C. C. Haggard Itemoon Dirtnaay cane ana d M ci,ude Holmes.- cream , . were served by Mrs. 8:00 p. nr. Pythian Sisters, K. Steere-- ' ". . t . . , . p. hall. ; w n.,,ii,a.i 8:00. p.. m. Past Presidents' H.turn Here To Live club, Degree of Honor, home of Mrs. E. R. Durno and her Mrs. Mabel Bennett, S. Grape St 4v,r. in,mVior hnve returned 8:00 p. m. onapier un, r. n. toTWedford to reside at the fam- O., home of Mrs. L. C. Taylor, ,ciHonoP, 1B13 Hillcrest South Pacific highway. Program rr.,A Tho familv lived for sev- "Constitution Study," by Miss mi - mnntha at San Antonio. Helen Parish, T .: ening there last February - . Wednesday whin Cant. Durno was ordered 10:00 a. m. Navy Mothers, tn Ft. Sam Houston where he all-day, meeting, home of Mrs, was stationed with the" medical Maud Williams, 925 Reddy'Ave, corns. At the time his family Covered dish luncheon. Mem- left San Antonio it was under- bers bring needles, thirtjble and stood that Capt. DurnO's unit finished garments.-Those aesir would leave soon for overseas lng transportation meet at C, duty. of C; at 9:30. Mothers of navy, ... 1 . marine, naval reserve ana coast Easter women guardsmen welcome, At. A. D. Elliott nome 12:30 . m. l Get-ToBether Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Elliott, club, home of ' Mrs. Catherine Stewart avenue and Thomas nA r-... n.ioV Rcd, have a, their house guesU Announcement of the special awards made . at the Jackson county 4-H club fair was made Friday. A cup awarded by Ed Pierce to the outstanding boy or girl with purebred Hereford cattle went to Allcne Owens of Valleyview, and the Charles A. Wing Gurnsey cup was won by Clara Mae Bigham of Antelope. The cud awarded by Katherine Hefferman of Hanleylands 10 the boy or girl making the best showing with Jersey cattle was awarded to Loree Brennesholtz of Table Rock, who also won a purebred Jersey calf awarded by E. B. Poyer of Ashland to the ' outstanding club memDer with grade Jerseys. A ourebred Chester Whito ailt awarded by Ivan Myers of Table Rock, to the outstanding club member with grade Chester Whites went to Larry Nelson of Antelope. A cup offered by the Business and professional Women's club to the outstand ing home economics club wai awarded to the Lake Creek clothing club, headed by Mrs, Reed Charley. A set of fitting tools presented bv George Nichols of Ashland to the champion- in the Junior beef fitting contest was won by John Rvan of Westslde, ana halter and show stick offered bv Mr. Nichols to the champion in the senior beef showmanship contest went to Clayton Charley of Brownsboro. The Westside Pharmacy award of a set of dehorners for the champion in the Junior dairy showmanship contest . was won by Carrol Smith of Westslde. Clara Mae Bigham of Antelope won . the all-wool blanket presented by the M. M. Department store to the grand champion showman of all breeds , of cattle, and also a halter presented by Lamport s Sporting Goods store ior me champion, in the senior dairy showmanship contest. A ourebred soutnaown ewe lamb presented, by Pat von der Hellen, former 4-H club member of Antelope to the outstanding sheep club member was award ed to Jeanne Hamilton of Table Rock. The Pacific Feed & Seed comoany award of one sack of calf meal for the winner of the third prize fat steer was won by Bernice Bigham of Antelope, a sack of calf pellets was pre sented to John Ryan ot wesi- side, winner of the second prize fat steer, and one sack of Basso- meal went to Margaret iteea oi Table Rock, winner of the third prize dairy animal award. Medtora seea at r eea com- oanv nresented a sack of sheep cellets to Carmen Chase of Roxy Ann. owner of the cham pion sheep, a sack of Albers pig ration to Robert Carr of Fern Valley, owner of the champion Dig. 'a sack of Milk-flo to Clara Mae Bigham of Antelope, owner of the champion in the dairy classes, and one. sack ' ot Calf Manna to Alene Owens of 'Valr leyview, owner of the grand chamDion Hereford heifer, : Allene Owens of Valleyview and Barbara Dawson of Ante lone won the award in the beef fitting contest. Carlene Mark of Griffin Creek and Billy Dunstan ot Ruch-Sterllng were Judged the healthiest girl and boy pres ent, winning the. county health club contest. Dorothy Stanley ot Lake Creek, winner of the style revue, was presented a 4-H club summer school scholar ship by the Medford Business and Professional Women's club. Other awards were: Poultry Heavy breeds, Red, S pullets: Jack Reich, Oak Grove, blue, and Bob Bar bee. Oak Grove, red. 1 cockerel. 2 pullets: Car lene Mark, Griffin Creek, blue; Regina Mark, . Griffin Creek, blue; Evelyn Ferns, Fern Valley, red: Bob Barbee, uaK lirove, red; Carl Reich, Oak Grove white. Rocks. 3 pullets: George Carr, Fern Valley, red. 1 cocKerei, pullets: Roy Johnson, Shady Cove, red. Other, 3 pullets: Carl Reich, Oak Grove, red. cockerel, 2 pullets: Carl Reich, Oak Grove, red. Light breeds. Leghorns, 3 pul lets: Bob Barbee, Oak Grove, blue; George Carr, Fern Valley, white; Jack Reich, Oak Grove, white. 1 cockerel, 2 pullets: Jack Reich, Oak Grove, blue; Bob Barbee, Oak Grove, red. Capons, Loree Bernnesholtz, Geese, Billy Sullivan, Willow Snrings. blue. Ducks, Billy BUiuvan, yvmow Springs, red. Eggs, white, Kenneth Ben- dure, Shady Cove, white; Carl Reich, Oak Grove, white; Jack Reich, Oak Grove, white. Brown, Kenneth Bendure. Shady Cove, red; Carl Reich, Oak Grove. white; Jack Reich, Oak Grove, white. Rabbits, market, pen of Z Bill Kramer. Howard, blue; Syd ney Nelson. Howard, red. Sr. doe: Leroy Pederson, Roxy Ann blue: Sydney Nelson, Howara red; Wilfrey . Hansen, Howard, red; Bill Kramer, Howard, white; David Barrett, Bellview, white. Jr.. doe: Leroy Pedersen, Roxy Ann, blue; Sydney Nelson, How ard, blue; Bill Kramer, Howard, blue; Wilfrey Hansen, Howard, red; David Barrett, . Bellview, red. Sr. buck; Sydney Nelson, Howard, blue; Bill Kramer. Howard, red; Bob Carr, Fern Valley, white. Jr. buck: David Barrett, Bellview, blue; Bill Kramer, Howard, red; Wilfrey Hansen, red. ' Dairy Purebred Jersey Senior year ling heifer, blue ribbon division. William Axel, Bellview. Purebred Jersey Junior year ling heifer, blue ribbon division, William Axel. Purebred Jersey Senior heit er calf, blue ribbon division, Gary Christlieb, Bellview. Purebred Jersey Junior hell er calf, blue nooon division Wayne Russell, Antelope; red ribbon division, Wilma Russell, Antelooe. Grade Jersey Producing cow, blue ribbon division, Ted Birds- eye, Westside; red ribbon divi sion. Carmen Chase, Roxy Ann: Gene Woods, Bellview; Bob Ferns,1 Fern Valley; white rib bon division, Bob Carr, Fern Valley. Grade Jersey Senior year ling heifer, blue ribbon division, Loree Brennesholtz, Table rock Grade Jersey Junior year ling hefier.'blue ribbon division, Evelyn Ferns, Fern Valley; Car men Chase, Roxy Ann. Grade Jersey Senior heller calf, blue ribbon division, Billy Ferns, Fern Valley. Grade Jersey Junior neuer calf, blue ribbon division, Jack Potter, Westslde; Gene wooa, Bellview; Billy Ferns, Fern Val ley; John . Caulkins, Griffin Creek; May Ann Birdseye, West side; red ribbon division, Fred Furry, Valley View; Gene Wood. Bellview. Grade Jersey Cow and calf, red ribbon division, Gene Woods, Bellview.- Purebred Guernsey Produc ing cow, blue ribbon division, Allene Owens, Barbara Culber ton, Clara Mae Bigham and Jan Freeman, all Antelope. Purebred Guernsey senior yearling heifer, blue ribbon di vision, Clara Mae uignam, wa dine Davies and Jan Freeman, Antelope; Lois Ana Fields, Wil low SDrings.- Purebred Guernsey Junior yearling heifer, blue ribbon divi sion, . Dale Bigham, Antelope; Norman Smith and Carrol Smith, Westside. Purebred Guernsey Senior heifer calf, blue ribbon division Clara Mae Bigham, Dale Big ham, Antelope; Warren Wendt, Chuck Smith, Norman Smith Westside; Allene Owens, Ante lope; Loll Ann Field, Willow Springs. Purebred Guernsey Junior heifer calf, blue ribbon division, Clara Mae' Bigham, Dale Big ham, Jan Freeman, Antelope; Carol May Smith, Westside; Nor man Smith, Willow Springs. Grade Guernsey Senior year ling heifer, blue ribbon division, Elwood Dye, Ronald Lehman, Wayne Dye, all Roxy Ann. Grade Guernsey Junior year ling heifer, blue ribbon division. Nadine Davies, Antelope; James Hlggins, Roxy Ann; Gary Christ lieb, Bellview; Don Bohnert, Willow Springs. Grade Guernsey Senior heif er calf, blue ribbon division, Allene Owens, Nadine Davies. Bernett Yorton, Antelope; Betty Williams, Valley View; Vernon Lehman, Roxy Ann; red ribbon division, Bessie Nelson, Phyllis Woolridge, Louise Thames, Roxy Ann. . Grade Guernsey Junior heif er calf, blue ribbon division. Betty Lilly, Roxy Ann; Florenca Russell, Antelope; Leroy Peder sen, Roxy Ann; red ribbon di vision, Lois Nelson, Roxy Ann. Grade Holstein Junior year ling heifer, blue ribbon division, Margaret Reed, Table Rock. . Grade Holstein Senior helfe calf, blue ribbon division,. Lou Nelson, Roxy Ann. To save ' leather, shoes , ara now being made in Britain with, wooden soles. Ordinary leather repairs are forbidden, only spe cified patch repairs being allowed. 72 CAPS 144 Caps $2.59 WESTERN THRIFT GOOD LOOKING LONG WEARING INTERLINED COATS of soft rich brown. Lined with heavy lustrous Satin. ' An outstanding coat at a sensible price , 5 25 .98 "Of course we have other colors too" . Use Our Lay-Away Plan Open Evenings MILLERS i Near lit Nit'l Bank BlGGE 1 01) SIf 00D OARGAIN Essex. Conn., and Miss Janie Krpmsler. Westbrook. Conn. Misn Beckwith is a cousin of service. Business meeting follow ing. ... 1:00 p. m. Wednesday study club,' annual' fall luncheon, Hoi- Mrs. Elliott. The landhoteUounge. of whom are registered nurses. -... ...At 1 4U. Dnfflltt X.tO are enthusiastic about the Rogue Boot dubi ho'me of Mrs. Ernest iviver vaiiey o.iu , Barnes, 1906 E. Main St. II l g wmici jnn ...... ----- otts. They will leave tomorrow Thursday 10:30 p. m. Wenonah club, home of Mrs. Lou Bittle, Maple ciud 10 nesume p k d , Covered dish lunch- . - . . ... i wrvic.H. HuP"C.f1"8HCr, 1:00 .p. m-Women'. Relief MedfordUln addition to mem- 2hVr?w2 dish" 7J.!Lr wiXndbown rvfceh' , f.. hr;.Zdri ; 2:00 p. m.-Woman' Bible an invitation is being extended . '-v y ,uh to servicemen and their wives "'", ftaun to play this coming season. j Parlor. Hostesses -Mrs. Hau.t Play is to start at 7:45 and and Mrs. Wilkensen. those planning to play are asked ' 2:00 p. m.-Medford Garden a" t !L .u.i. k.. k. m club. Girls'. Community club. ' Those planning to play are o uu P-,- I group . AAU tt iiviiiw wi asked to secure partners. 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