Society
and CL UBS
Letters Are Read
'At Last Meeting
D.A.R. Chapter
Letters from men who are
members of tha crew of the
V.S.S. I. C, I. boat 609 were
read by members of Crater Lake
Chapter, Daughters of the Amer
ican Revolution, during a meet
ing held October 28 at the home
of Mrs. Thomas Young in the
Griffin Creek district.
Tha chapter has been asked
to sponsor the boat which means
that names of the crew of 29
were listed and each member
chose a name, writing letters to
the serviceman, sending gifts
and taking care of requests, Mrs.
H, E. Green read an article from
the National Geographic mag
azine describing the L, C. I.
boats and members then read
the letters which they have re
ceived from ti e sponsored crew.
Mrs, L, C, Nichols sang two
solos.
The meeting followed lunch
eon, hostesses assisting' Mrs.
Young being Mrs. O. H. Bren-
neman and Mrs. H. E. Marsh.
Gay autumn flowers decorated
the rooms of the Young home
and the luncheon tables.
A business meeting was pre
sided over by Mrs, Brenneman,
regent.
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Piatarai-iookmgcuEisBnd waves now
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ttx guesta ware $reaesn is1
eluding Mrs. John W, Kirbey,
Mrs. Marie Hansen, Mrs, Carrie
Young, Mrs. L. C, Nichols, Mrs,
Frances Fllnn and to. Kath
ryn Wait.
. The November meeting will
be at the Girls Community club
and will be a tea commemorat
ing the 25th anniversary of or
ganization of Crater Lake chap
ter.
Christian Church
Departments Hold
Hallowe'en Party
Three Hallowe'en parties
were an event of October 28
when the Junior, beginners' and
nursery department oi the First
Christian church met for an aft
ernoon of fun end frolic. Ice
cream, cookies and popcorn
were served to 31 Juniors, 25
beginners and 14 members of
the nursery department and to
seven mothers who were guests
of the children.
Teachers present were Mrs,
Vera Bailey, junior superintend
ent, and Mrs. A. H, Gregory and
Mrs. Claude Miles; Mrs, G. C.
Corum, beginners' superintend
ent, and Mrs, Earl McQuigg;
Mrs. Craig, nursery superin
tendent, Mrs, Carlson and Mrs.
Hunter.
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Workers Needed .
By Mothers Club
Navy Mothers club No, 46 of
Medford will meet Monday,
Nov. 6, at the Girls Commun
ity club and members are ask
ed to note the change in date
from Tuesday. Mothers and
wives of navy, marine corps and
coast guard personnel are invit
ed to attend the club meetings.
The club has as its special
task the making of layettes for
the families ot men in the navy,
marine corps and coast guard
units and is in need of additional
workers. Women attending are
asked to come prepared to sew.
Officers state that the need is
urgent and that any aid will be
gratefully received.
HEAR EVANGELIST
LELAND H. KNIGHT
preach tha gospel at the
CHURCH OF CHRIST
1056 Court Street
Nov. 8 through 22, 7:30 p.m.
Services Sunday 10:30 A.M.
"The gospel it God's power to save to
everyone that believeth" (Rom, 1:14),
You will not be saved without the gospel; therefore, you.
had better some and hear it preached. You are afforded
the opportunity to hear at the Church of Christ where
only the gospel is preached. Come and bring your friends.
Reef Cross Heads'
Are Entertained
At Tea Meeting
Red Cross unit chairmen
gathered at the courthouse audi
torium Tuesday- afternoon to
make plans for future Bed Cross
work here and following the
meeting were entertained by
Mrs, Fred Rankin, executive sec
retary, for a tea hour.
Plans for observing Pearl
Harbor week with special Red
Cross memorial project were
made. Mrs. Alfred S, V, Car
penter spoke on the approach
ing meeting of volunteer service
corps heads in Forttand, Mrs,
Don Newbury told of a Portland
conference for nurses aide chair
men which she planned to at
tend and Mrs. A, Orin Schenck
spoke on a trip to the area office
to San Francisco where she
gained information on produc
tion, for which she Is chairman
here. Increased production quo
tas have been given the local
cht iter, it was said.
Daring the tea hour Mrs. Car
penter presided at the tea table,
Legion Auxiliary
To Give Luncheon
On Armistice Day
Plans have been completed for
the annual Armistie day gather
ing of the auxiliary to Medford
post of the American Legion
The affair this year will be a
luncheon at the Holland hotel
at 12:15 p. m,, following the
annual patriotic parade in which
the members will participate.
Members are asked to bring a
box of candy and a package of
ciragettes to the luncheon and
these will be sent to the vet
erans' hospital at Boseburg, The
general public is invited to add
to the gifts Bnd may leave their
contributions with Mrs, Ruth
Freed at the West Side Shopping
center, corner of Main and
Grape streets, or with Mrs.
Grace Holmes at the Holmes
ageneyin the Medford Center
building.
It is announced that there
will be no regular meeting of
the auxiliary on November 8
due to the plans for November
U.
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Afternoon Affair
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For Mrs, Jones
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Foursquare Class'
Entertained For
Hallowe'en Party
Members of the Doorkeepers
class of the Foursquare Gopel
Sunday school were entertained
at a Hallowe'en party Monday
evening at the home of their
teacher. Miss Wanda Faye Cass
man at her home, 016 North
Central avenue. Mr, and Mrs.
Hubert Parks assisted Miss Cass
man with the party.
Guests played the traditional
Hallowe'en games. Including
ducking for apples, a marshmal
low eating contest and an apple
biting contest. In the midst of
the games a ghost appeared and
entertained the children with
stories.
Prizes were won by Eleanor
Patterson, Anita Garman and
Lloyd Dyerr. Guests were
Eleanor Patterson, Anita Gar-
man, Morene Boatright, Flora
Chavls, Luella Chavis, Oleta
Nelson, Marvin. Beagles and
Lloyd Dyerr,
Refreshments were served i(
the close of the evening.
Couple Entertains
At Home Saturday
Mr, and Mrs. Carlos Morris
were hosts at a costume Hallow
e'en party the evening of Qeto-
oer Z8, entertaining at their
home, ?08 West Tenth street.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
George Mnddox, . Mr. and Mrs,
Harrison TJiomas and daughter,
Ulaire, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Rucker, Mr. and Mrs. Walter W.
Johnson and Miss Gwen Ruther
ford of Eugene, a sister of Mrs,
Morris,
Games were played with
prizes won by Mr, Thomas and
Mrs. Johnson for one game, Mrs,
Rucker and Mr, Johnson in an
other and Miss Thomas and Mr.
Morris in a third, Mr, Thomas
Grieg And Bach
To Be Featured
In Recital Today
Compositions by Crieg and
Bach which have proven pop
ular with audiences will be fea
tured on the organ recital which
Mrs, Margarita Conrad will give
this evening at St. Mark's Epis
copal church at 4:30 o'clock.
This is the first of a series of re
citals which Mrs, Conrad plans
to give during the winter.
Among the numbers which
will be on the program are
"Morning" and "Berceuse" by
Grieg and "In dulel Jubila" and
Nun freut euch, lieben Christ
engmein" by Bach. Also on the
program will be the well-liked
selection ot Thompson "Now the
Day is Over",
i
Annual Luncheon
Church Society
Held Wednesday
The annual homecoming lunch
eon wss held Wednesday by
the Adult Missionary society of
the First Christian church, with
more than 100 members and
friends in attendance. Follow
ing luncheon a short program
was enjoyed and past presidents
were given special honor. Mrs.
Daniels sang,
A business meeting was pre
sided over by Mrs. Walter Kin
dred and Mrs. Miles, program
chairman, presented a continu
ation of the study on "The
American Indian."
Mrs, Aldjsrigs Hostess
For Wewmah Meeting,
Mrs, P. M, Aldredge enter
tained tha Wenonsh club Thurs
day at her home on Court street
The morning hours were spent
with. Bed Cross sewing, a cover
ed dish luncheon .was served at
noon and at a business meeting
Dinners Honor
Valley Visitors
Lake Creek Mrs, John. Wsich
of Lake Creek entertained at'a
dinner the evening of October'
2S, the affair honoring Miss'
Lota Wright of Portland and
Ens, William H. Wright of:
Miami, Fla. Other guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Wright:
and daughter, Dorothy, of
Brownsboro, i
Miss Wright end Ens, Wrig".t
were also dinner guests at the:
Westerberg homo In the Va'..e
View district near Ashland and!
were entertained at the Chsries
McCormick home en South New-,
town street, Medford, for dinner
the evening of October 27. ;
'
Will Mt Tuesday
Final plans for participation
In the Armistice Day celebration
will be made at the meeting of
Crater Lake Post and Auxiliary,
Veterans of Foreign Wara, to be i
8 unity, Tfor, J, 1944
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you? Vote,
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Paid Adv.
was awarded the priie for thej afternoon plans were made for
best Hallowe'en costume, I a rummage sale.
Supper was served at t h ej Next meeting of the club will
close of the evening. ' be the annual Christmas party.
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HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP
38 & Central Pton
Mrs, I. E. Schuler and her
daughter, Mrs. Walker Treece,
entertained Tuesday afternoon
at a tea which honored Mrs, W,
Garland Jones, The affair was
at the Schuler home on Medford
Heights.
Mrs. Leonard Carpenter and
Mrs, Otto J, Frohnmayer poured
and during the afternoon Mrs
Jones was presented with a gift.
Mrs. Jones, the former Julie Car
penter, recently returned to
Medford to make her home with
her parents, Mr.-and Mrs. Alfred
S, V. Carpenter, Old Stage road,
while her husband, Capt. Jones,
is serving overseas with tee
army,
Mrs. Treece Is in Medford (or
an extended visit with her par
ents, coming here from Texas
where her husband, Itt, Treece,
is stationed at present,
Union To Honor
Special Guest
Mrs, S. L. Leonard of San
Jose, Calif,, will be honored
guest at the meeting of the
W,e,T,TJ. to be held Thursday
afternoon at the home- of Dr.
Susie V, Standard, 1105 West
Main street. Mrs. Leonard, a
former member of the Medford
union, arrived In Medford Fri
day to visit at the home of her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Leonard.
The meeting Is scheduled for
2 o'clock and a program and a
social hour are planned.
VOTE
FOR ABOLISHING
WASH DAYS
THE AMERICAN
LAUNDRY WAY
Sura, "everyone Is In favor
of this new measure ts
eliminate tiresome Blue
Mondays and trash days
blum. Ererrorta is In favor
of mora time te anjsy
your horns mors tima for
war werk and t devote te
tha family. Your neighbors
are In favor ot tha Ameri
can Laundry plan of htv.
In; shorter hours sf hum
work why not yeuf
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TODAY 1 out of 3 Hoctors is serving our frooafciL
15,000 mors aurses will be called this year. Yet home
medical caie will be adequate Sectors say IF every m
of bs will cooperate,
DONT caH a Doctor, when it's something mlaot you
yourself could take care of. If you DO call a Doctor, be
ready witii accurate facts. Instead of being hysterical, be
equipped with information that will help Urn help jott
, even, if necessary hj telephone,
j Learn how to take care of your own,,, In a Rd Cross
Home Nursing course. Every American woman must now
safeguard her family's beaitfi,
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TAKE A
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HOMEr NURSING COURSE
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FuMIshad la cuopsritlon with
tha Jacktstt County Chapter,
American Rad Corn, by the
bakers oi . .
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