SOCIETY
and CLUBS
Delegate Reviews
State Convention
Of Oregon League
A review of the annual state
meeting of the Oregon League of
Women Voters was given by
Mrs. M. N. Hogan at a meeting
of county league board members
Tuesday night at the home of
the president, Mrs Justin Smith.
21 Geneva street. Mrs. Hogan
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attended as delegate of the Jack'
son County league.
Three new program projects
were adopted for study and sup
port at the meeting; Mrs. Hogan
reported, these being increase of
state support for public schools.
equalization of local school taxes
and a unified state-wide system
for child welfare services. In
connection with the first, the
state and local league has en
dorsed both items coming up for
voter action June 22 at a special
state election. Listed for con
tinued support are the county
manager plan of government
and a state-wide merit system
Mrs. Hogan also reviewed re
ports of the national council
meeting stating that delegates
were enthusiastic over the suc
cess of the campaign to inform
voters on Dumbarton Oaks.
During discussion of legisla
tion board members informally
endorsed all measures for the
special municipal bond election
June 12. .
It was announced that Mrs
Olive McKay, national organiza
tion secretary of the league, will
be in Oregon June 18 to July 1
and will visit Jackson county
league June 28. She will be ac
companied by Mrs. John Stark
Evans, newly elected Oregon
league president. .
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Installation Held
For Club Officers
At Final Meeting
Final meeting before the sum
mer vacation was held Thursday
by the Medford Garden club
and newly elected officers were
installed. Taking office were
Mrs. W. C. Rookard, who re
places Mrs C. C. Sater as presi'
dent; Mrs. R. N. Finney, first
vice-president and social chair
man; Mrs. N. Davidson, second
vice-president and program
chairman; Mrs. Max Leischner,
secretary; Mrs. Eugene Orr, re
cording secretary; Mrs. Dee Hen-
drickson, treasurer; and Mrs. L.
Li Rentz, historian.
Standing committees for next
year were announced. They are:
Mrs. R. T. Nichol and Mrs. How
ard Bush, birds; Mrs. H. F. Cope,
flower and card committee; Mrs.
L. Greenleaf, librarian: Mrs M
Litster, soil conservation; Mrs.
O. A. Ewaldsen, flower arrange
ments; Mrs. J. H. Elson, hospital
ity and assistant vice-president;
Mrs. M. T. Wray and Mrs M. S.
Lyster, publicity; Mrs. L. G,
Gentner, civic committee; Mrs.
A. Adler, plant sale; Mrs. E. M
Wallen, USA and camp hospital
flower committee chairmen.
Mrs. L. G. Gentner, a district
vice-president, acted . as install
ing officer. Incoming officers
and past presidents were pre
sented with corsages.
Mrs. Rookard was announced
as first prize winner in the bird
story contest recently held by
the club, her entry being an
amusing story entitled "My
Robin" Second prize was award
ed to Mrs. L. Greenleaf for her
'Family Life of the Golden
Oriole". Other prizes during the
afternoon went to Mrs. Howard
Busch and Mrs. Mason Mears.
Mrs. Busch presented a vocal
solo, accompanied by Mrs. Otto
Frohnmayer.
Tea was served from a beauti
fully appointed table, with Mrs
Sater and Mrs Rookard pouring.
Hostesses chairman was Mrs. L.
L Rentz, assisted by Mrs. Fred
Rehllng, Mrs. L. P. Older, Miss
Jane Snedicor and Mrs. L. E.
Williams
A morning session was devot
ed to corsage making under the
instruction of Mrs. Sater and
Mrs. Gentner.
Club members are continuing
the project of furnishing the
Chamber of Commerce witn
fres.1 flowers twice each week.
These will be furnished by Mrs.
F. W. Scheffel and Mrs. A. A.
Lausman for June
Plan Social Evening
For Medford Lodge
Members of Chrysanthemum
circle, Neighbors of Woodcraft,
will be entertained at the home
of Mrs. Harriet Watson, 1121
West Tenth street, following the
regular meeting Wednesday
night at the K. of P. hall. Mrs.
Azalea Andrews will be assisting
hostess.
During the business meeting
reports of the recent district con
vention will be given.
Mrs. Albert Caddis
Returns to California
Mrs. Albert C. Gaddis and
baby daughter, Nancy Kather
ine, left Friday evening for their
home at Lafayette, Calif., after
a visit here at the home of Mrs.
Gaddis' parents-in-law, Mr and
Mrs. Earl Gaddis, 609 East Main
street. Nancy Katherine is the
first grandchild of the local
couple.
Mrs. Gaddis' husband. Major
Gaddis, is at present on over
seas service at an air base In
Iceland. This was Mrs. Gaddis
first visit to Medford.
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In Spring Concert Program
(By Mrs. Rawlcs Moore)
The real meaning of "ama
teur" was brought to us Friday
evening when the Rogue Valley
chorus gave their spring concert
at the high school auditorium
for certainly one of the outstand
ing features of the evening was
the fact that the musicians so
thoroughly enjoyed giving the
performance. The program was
one which any layman could
enjoy and at the same time high
ly highly acceptable to the more
cultivated ear.
The ensemble effects were
good and the blending of voices
in modern harmonies carried off
witli a professional finish, show
ing the painstaking musicianship
of the director.
George Turney, a newcomer in
our midst, received quite an ova
Missionary Group
Installs Officers
At Last Meeting
tnctailntinn of officers of the
IV.Uccinnarv snnititV Of ttlC
First Christian church was held
in the Fellowship hall, weanes
rlav afternoon with Mrs Delbert
Daniels as installing officer
Mrs. W. C. Kindred was in
stalled as president; Mrs. Eula
Folev. vice president; Mrs. Ethel
Troxel, secretary; Mrs. Bee
Corum, assistant secretary; Mrs.
Sally Cooper, treasurer; Mrs.
Mabel Carr, librarian; Kathleen
s r n v f 1 1 . assistant librarian;
Grace Buyer, publicity chair
man; Maude Daugherty, world
call secretary and Elizabeth
rnhh mucir-ian. Groun leaders
for the year are Mrs Anna Ford,
Mrs. Irene Bailey, Mrs. May Hon,
Mrs. Georgia Burnham, Delia
Childs and Julia Gregory.
Mrs. W. C. Kindred, president,
was in charge of the business
mpptins and devotionals were
lead by Mrs. Mabel Simms. Mrs.
Estella Hopkins, assisted by Mrs
Anna Ford, Mabel Carr, Delia
Childs and Minnie Crisp led the
mission study.
A clever skit was presented
the group by Mrs. Sally Cooper
and Mrs. Burnham to increase
giving to the national project.
Refreshments were served by
a' group headed by Mrs. Vada
Miles.
Family From Portland
To Spend Summer Hera
Mrs. Charles Voorhies and
four sons arrived Saturday from
Portland to spend the summer
with Mrs. Gordon Voorhies and
Mrs. Sprague Reigel, Eden Val
ley Orchard. Mr. Voorhies will
arrive later and will also spend
the summer here.
Fidelity Circle Plans .
Meeting On Tuesday
Mrs. I. C. Williams will be
guest speaker at the meeting of
Fidelity circle, Methodist church,
scheduled for Tuesday at 2
o'clock at the church. Mrs. I. N.
McCollom will lead devotions
and Mrs. Ole Severson and Mrs.
Robert Rae will be hostesses.
Anyone interested is welcome to
attend.
Relatives Are Visitors
At Scripter Home Her
Lt and Mrs. T. M. Flick and
two sons and Lt. Flick's mother,
Mrs. Bessie Flick, were guests
last week-end of Mr. and Mrs.
E. D. Scripter. 60 Rose avenue.
Lt. and Mrs. Flick are making
their home for the present at
Crow's Landing, Calif., where
the lieutenant, a naval officer
is stationed, and Mrs Bessie
Flick is from Wichita, Kan. She
is a sister of Mrs. Scripter.
Miss Anne Scripter, student at
the University of Oregon, spent
the week-end at home In order
to be with the visitors.
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tion as soloist. Other special
numbers were a solo given by
Joan Reisch Clark and an oper
atic duet sung by Jean McAllis
ter and Almus Pruitt These mu
sicians are well known to the
Medford audience. As accom
panists for the choral work Mrs,
John Eby and Vera Davis gave
adequate support. The soloists
were fortunate in securing the
services of Aileen iC Maddox
well known pianist, as their ac
companist.
This organization Is indeed a
step in the right direction toward
community cooperation In cul
tural advancement. Miss Nanson
deserves the support of all valley
musicians in assisting with this
project and it is to be hoped that
more singers will take advantage
of this opportunity when next
season's work is in progress.
Luncheon' Given
By Girl Scouts
Gold Hill Girl Scouts of
Gold Hill entertained their
mothers with a luncheon May 23
in the Odd Fellows hall. The
table was decorated with spring
flowers and each mother was
presented a corsage. Following
luncheon the girls gave a short
program of Girl Scout work and
music, closing with the friend
ship circle.
Guests were the Mesdames
Bessie Ferguson, Belle Smith,
Alta Clements, J Reynolds,
Jewel Routh and Hazel Holder
ness and leaders present were
Mrs. Edna Cogswell, Mrs. Nona
Centers and Mrs. Ruby Inman.
Mrs. Inman was welcomed as the
new leader.
Guests Leave Wednesday
After Two Weeks Here
Mrs. F. Corning Kenly, Jr.,
and small daughter and Mrs.
Kenly's mother, Mrs. Harry B.
Little of Concord, Mass., left
Wednesday for Oakland, Calif.,
after spending two weeks here
with Mr. and Mrs. F. Corning
Kenly, Sr. While the visitors
were here Lt. Kenly came north
from Oakland to spend a week
end with his family. He Is cur
rently stationed at Oakland with
the navy. .
Medford Students Named
Ofiicers Of Association
Two Medford girls were elect
ed officers of the Independent
Students' Association for the
coming school year at the Uni
versity of Oregon this week, a
university release states.
ISA president will be Ann
Van Valzah. daughter of Mrs
R. C. Van Valzah, 19 Elm street.
Junior representative, to the cab
inet will be Barbara Weisz,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs; Hugo
A. Frohreich, 304 North Holly.
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Bylngton and Son
Leave For California
Mrs. H. D. Bylngton and son.
Frederick, will leave today for
San Pedro, Calif., where they
will reside for the present. Lt.
Byington, recently returned to
this country after an extended
period of service In the South
Pacific, is now stationed In the
office of the port director at San
Pedro.
The family home here has
been at 129 Willamette avenue.
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Medford Zontians
To Meet Tv.esday
New officers of the Medford
Zonta club will preside at the
meeting of the club planned for
Tuesday noon at the Girls Com
munity club. They were installed
recently at a meeting held at
the home of Mrs. Thora Law
rence, East Main street, with
Mrs. Effie Kurtz acting as in
stalling officer.
Mrs. Florenca Bolton has suc
ceeded Mrs. Irean Grigsby as
president of the club. Miss Anne
Bateman is the new first vice
president Mrs. Stella May Hen
drickson will serve the club as
secretary the coming year and
Mrs. Grace Holmes as treasurer
Rebekah Lodge
Plans Ceremony
First plans for the Installation
of officers, to be held July 2,
were made at the meeting of
Olive Rebekah lodge held Mon
day night.
Mrs. Telitha Plckel, who has
just returned from a visit in
Newburg, reported that while
there she attended the celebra
tion of the 50th anniversary of
the Newberg lodge. Entertain
ment is being planned for the
May 18th meeting of the local
group. Refreshments will be
served by the Mesdames Minnie
Bryant, Telitha Pickel, Carrie
Milnes, Margaret Erskine, Min
nie Edelmuth and Colleen Ers
kine. What the Girl Scouts
Are Doing
Scouts Have Party
Members of St. Mary's Acad
emy three Girl Scout troops en
tertained Friday afternoon al an
open house at the Scout head
quarters on East Main street The
affair was also a shower, each
guest bringing articles for. the
Scout kitchen.
Leaders and Scouts from all
troops of the district attended the
affair and Mrs. R. A. Work rep
resented the council. Mrs. L.
A. McCormick was general chair
man for the three hostess troops.
and was assisted by Mrs. M.
Merriman, Mrs. H. J. Roemer,
Mrs. Margaret Aiken, Mrs. J. P.
Naumes and Mrs. Al Carrarra.
Miss Jerry Wilkinson
Arriving For Visit
Miss Jerry Wilkinson will ar
rive tomorrow by plane from
San Francisco, Calif., to visit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
J. Wilkinson, 714 Park street,
for two weeks.
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Daughters To Return
Aftar School Terms
Lawrence D. Bragg, Route 1,
is in San Francisco to meet his
two daughters who have been
away at school for the winter
and spring months. Miss Eleanor
Bragg has been a student at Row
land Hall, Salt Lake City, and
Miss Mary Bragg at Miss Bran-
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