MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1948.
FAGKITTI
Society and Clubs
By Olive Starcher
Star Rc"Ptlon
K" nd v,d,,"y
KTa rrM.y night
imhuI l' nieniber. of At-
jtlS M'N.lr.
t'.'. ; M"r
L Whittle, reprewnlatlvs) r'r
''" Carolina to
t1BI(rr Of till Stifle.
"7,Wr '"""," by
, ISO fit"" ",l,,",r"
Sr-jrm. from
ATi Vrri. Mr. and Mr.. KL
a linllowey. Mr- Mud
' l,nu C. V Kimi. Mr..
trC-vr"'"-- Mr.. A. K.
u,,. Edwin !. Mr..
i , Mi- Mary l
fnd " .. i. w,h1 Mr.
Mr.. William Young.
C Julio Carpenter .ml
Oi" "'im. .;
S Tsm I" Medford ta '
MSnd with MM C.r.
w . i. Mr. and Mr.
rV. . ihe Car
l. r.uiili-j on the
At r.U.t. With Ml- Car-
WW"" . ii, Vll,.-rnt Jell.
KTjin it.rlno. Calif.; Mi
l;M, " . t,,,i. .,wl
uia Pslt Van HuoMsor. Ran
nacUco. Th fur .tudent.
rU rnurn to tho university this
curaoaa.
Veterans Groups
Install Officers
Rogue Valley Chanter No
M7, Hit Military Order of the
Purple Heart an1 Auxiliary
held the annual lin!t.lln(i,,r ,.t
officer, el tlin armory Inal Hun
ilay wllh A. Kay Dnrrla. imat
rninmander of Mc Alestiilnr
Chanter of I'ortlanil ln.inlhi.u
for Ilia rliaplar and Mr.. Dorr la
lor Ilia auxiliary. Mr. Dorrli vw
auliloil by K. A. MrKnlre. also
pad commander of MrAleg-
anurr cnapter.
Inalallrd for lha rliaplrr rv
Tloyd K. Dover, riioiiriatidT,
llarvny Canman, triilnr vlr
rommandcr; Kdtvaril Nr(f. (tire
lor vlrocoininmnlrr; franrU II
Walker, adlnlan; Karl J. Knut
Min, Iroa.urer; Harry (. Nauelo,
rrront at ornn; Milton foiler.
chaplain.
Otflrrri Imtallrd for tha s;ix
lllary were IVarl K Walker.
pat preildent; llertlia Nrtf, l,tr
lilent. Arleatha Knuliriv (inl
vire preiideol: (ilodyi Cardwill.
eolut Vlre-prelilrol Cleo Mer
eer, aerretary and treamrrr:
I'earl K. Walker, chaplain;
Clady. Cardwell. patriotic In
.trtirlor Nettle Caiainan, mar
thai; Nettle Naugte, terneaot
at arnta; Mulllo Dover, parlla
nietttarian. Mr. Mcl'nteo altt
ed Mr.. Dorrla Doth arn pat
prealdenl. tit McAtexandrr unit
of I'ortland.
Dlitlneulilict (ueiU n( the
rhapter were William Cooney.
rommaiider of Crater ljko l'it.
FV; John r. Oraham. itate
aeillor vlco cnminaiuler of the
DAV; Comrade Cox. command
er of Ihe Npanlih War Veteran,
ramp: W, II I'alne. adjutant o
Ihe ramp. Gueata of the auxil
iary wera Ml Ora Cox, na
tional prealilenl of the Daughter,
of Union Veteran, of tha Civil
War; Mr.. Mnyhello Klcmm.
Klta lluldi. Deuel u-nt; Mr..
Jarohi, American l-iflon auxil
iary; Mr.. Krcd Ijiwrerwe, WltC.
ami rremn II, Walker, pn.t
national .ertfeaiit at arm. for the
DAV. Mr.. Walker alio rep
resented tha VKW auxiliary and
Mr.. Caaaman Dm county chapter
auxiliary of tha DAV.
Assistant Director
To Address Guild
Mia. I'atly M(I.eiid, aaalatnnt
director of tha Itlvenildo USO,
will ha .euker for tha meeting
of Crater I.oke Guild of the
I'reahyterlan church to ba held
Monday avenlnx, Nov. J, (I 8
o'clock In tha church parlor..
In addition a program of mualc
I. being planned by tha com
mltleo In rharga.
All menilter. and friend, of
tha guild are Invited to bo prea
eut and a .pectal Invitation 1.
extended to young women of
tho church and wive, of aervlce
mcn. Brig. OanaraTwiui.
Gu.it ol Chambarlln.
llr.K Gen. John Mitchell Wil
li., new director of the Medical
Divialnn, Ninth Service com
mand, wai tho guest Intt week
of Col. and Mr.. Frank T.
Chamherlln on Oakdule avenue.
Gen. W 1 1 1 1 a brliiga to hi. new
aa.9ignmenl In Ihl. lurgeat arrv
lea comiimnd the brond hiick
gmund of a military aurueon of
many year, of army service. He
la a graduate of the Army War
collrge, the Command and Gen
eral Staff K-hoot, the Chemical
Warfare arhiml and the Army
Metlcal and Medical' Kteld Serv
ice trhoula. He recently cfm
mandrd tin Camp Grant Ito
placement Center. Gen. Willi,
left frlday evening to continue
hl tour of InaiM-rllon of Ihe
j larger Pacific coaal medical In
I .tallatlon.
Surgical Corps
Year la Ended
Workers Needed
4fflOrfl4'aa T
Q - P wmmentat
9--30P.M
IS
Portand-KWjj
Seattle-Tacoma-Klj
M Stanford nf r V, ' f,,e of currenr U tAST
I thJ; ZS,- the fa, timc l0 m&sr
g na,' bro,d ow T rn 7U?U'hor- iour? ' fvS ?
mfc Wb, Am rZ- 0hnC ,Md'.'ne fh, Z WtitA
11 (f
Mr: Qua Newbury
Chairman, fled Crou Surgical
Drea.lng Corp.
Tlia Burglcal Dre.alng Corp.
of the Itcd Croa. have Ju.t com
pleted their flr.t year of work;
It ha. been a very bu.y year,
with many of the worker! put
ting In two and three day. each
week. We ara darting our c
ond year, and we Intend to be
right there working Ju.t a. long
a. It 1. neceaaary, for thotc
drea.lng. are needed now more
then ever, more boy. each day
are being wounded. The Injured
boy may be your boy or your
neighbor's boy.
During the pa at year we have
hipped SdO.000 .urglcal dreaa
Inglng., and we know we will
be called upon to make at lea.t
that many. If not morn during
the coming year. We have been
Informed from tha ara office
that our quota, will be Increas
ed for the next few month..
Now that we have flnl.hed
our canning, and our garden
work U over. I do not think It
I. asking too much for every
woman who hoi llmo to give
at least ono day a week In help
ing u. to get out these dressing!.
we nave large pleaunt
place to work, able to accommo
date SO to 80 workers. It will
be nice warm place to spend
omo of tho cold days during
the winter.
Our slogan In the work room
"Who I making surgical dress
ing, for your son?"
Come out and help us do this
Indispensable work.
We work on Monday. Tuesday
and Thursday from 10 a. m. to
4 p. m.
Mrs. Hensley Holt and Mrs.
Howard Jewett; decorations,
Mrs. Lloyd Stlmson and Mrs.
Orvllle Hamilton; refreshments,
Mrs. Howard Jewett and Mrs.
Ewln Htone, Mrs. Lloyd Btlmson
and other officers.
Mrs. Evans Arrives sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
To VUlt Relatives Frank Hull, S17 South Crape
Mrs. R. M. Evans arrived street.
from Philadelphia Friday night
to spend month In Medford
wllh her mother, Mrs. Lottie
Daniels and her brother and
College Student Hare
For Weak-End VUlt
MUs Olive Morton, Junior at
the University of Oregon.
Eugene, Is In Medford to spend,
the week-end with her parent.
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Morton of
Rout 2. She returns to tha
campus today.
Cm Mall Tribune Want aaa.
Corps Officers
Chapter Guests
Lt. L. MacMurtrle and Lt L.
Randall of the Women's Army
corps at Camp White were visi
tors at the last meeting of Crater
Lake Chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution, at the
home of Mrs. G. Q. D'Alblnl.
Quince street. They spoke on
behalf of the WAC recruiting
campaign now In progress, stat
ing that an attempt is being
made to fill a quota of 70.000
recruits by Nov. 7 In order to
replace soldier casualties. The
chapter pledge its support of
this campaign.
Mrs. Bert B. Lowry reported
on proceedings of the state board
of Oregon chapters held in Port
land Sept. 27.
Guests in addition to the
WAC officers were Mrs. O. E.
G. Meyers. Mrs. T. W. Miles.
Mrs. Lorena Leach and Mrs.
Lillian Searles.
The hostess and her assistants.
Mrs. 11. E. Armstrong and Mrs.
A. E. Strotton, served refresh
ments from table beautifully
decorated in a Hallowe'en
theme.
Nevita Chapter
Honors Officers
Central Point Past matrons
and past patron of NeviU chap
ter, Order of Eastern Star, at
Central Point, were honored at
meeting of the group held
Tuesday, October 28 at the Ma
sonic temple In Central Point.
In the absence of Mrs. Hensley
Holt, worthy matron. Mrs. How
ard Jewett, associate matron,
presided.
The chapter room, recently
redecorated, was arranged with
fall flowers and autumn leaves
After being escorted to the east
and given honors, the guests
were siven a degree by Mrs.
Jewett, Mrs. Mrirlorle Hopkins
Mrs. Lloyd Stimson, Mrs. Ae-
vada Holt, Mrs. Orvllle Mamll
ton - and Mrs. Jnunlts. McKlb
bon. They were then presented
gifts. In addition to past mat
rons and past patrons of Nevita
chapter other guests were Mr,
ond Mrs. William Bishop, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Grant, Mrs.
Ralph Lue, Mrs. Lulu Saulsberry
and Mrs. Ruth Freed, past off!
cers of other chapters; Mrs. c.
E. Kunz, worthy matron of
Reames chapter in Medford, and
Mrs. Elton Waldron, worthy
matron of Adarel chapter at
Jacksonville. Mrs. Saulsberry Is
also a member of the Interna
tional temple fund committee of
the order.
Talks were given by several
guests and members.
A blrthdoy cake with 35
candle centered the refresh
ment tables, marking the anni
versary of the founding of the
chnDtor October 27. 1B0B.
Committees responsible for
arrangements were: Program
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