Luncheon Observes
f Tenth Anniversary
Sojourners' Club
Medford Sojourners' club cele
brated the 10th anniversary of
organization with a luncheon
and card party at the YMCA
building Thursday afternoon.
The organization is for newcom
ers to the city.
Mrt. A. E. Stout, president. In-
troduced charter members and
past presidents of the organiza
tion who were seated at a special
table and presented corsages of
red and white carnations. Mrs.
Frank Humphrey, who was re
sponsible for organization of the
club In Medford, cut the birth
day cake.
Charter members introduced
were Mrs. Humphrey, Mrs. Glen
Allen. Mrs. Elliot S. Degman,
Mrs. Bren H. Starcher and Mrs.
A. J. Loeffler. Past presidents
introduced were Mrs. Clyde
Leonard, Mrs. Ralph Furrer,
Mrs. Clay Lee, Mrs. Clifford
Howard, Mrs, C. A. Renken,
Mrs. Vernon Michaelson, Mrs.
C. W. Crary, Mrs. Harry Stahl
and Mrs. Lewis Wayburn.
. Prospective members intro
duced were Mrs. H. E. Nulton,
Mrs. R. E, Fugh, Mrs. S. F. Tip
pctt and Mrs. F. H. Graten. New
members present were Mrs. L. G.
McLarens, Mrs. S. S. McLarens,
Mrs. R. H. Snvder and Mrs. C. O.
Nelson.
Mrs. Emory Green of Qulncy,
Mich., was a guest.
Cards folowed luncheon, with
Mrs. Fred Rehiing, Mrs. Elsie
Fitzgerald and Mrs. N. F. Reed
winning bridge prizes, and Mrs.
George Lovenberg, Mrs. H. E,
Nulton and Mrs. Oral Freemeyer
the pinochle prizes. Flower
prizes went to Mrs. Fitzgerald,
Mrs. G. L. McLaren and Mrs.
Ralph Krows.
Hostesses for the special event
were Mrs. George Rehart, Mrs.
E. M. Sorenson, Mrs. Frank
Payne, Mrs. W. W. Darby, Mrs.
H. F. Morris and Mrs. A. B.
Fleming.
About 75 women attended the
birthday party.
Mrs. Glenn L. Jackson will be
speaker for the meeting of Con
temporary Book club Wednes
day, February 15 at the home of
Mrs. William McAllister at
1:49 p.m.
Jean Hart's
Diary
Sunday, February 12
Roses are rd
Violets are blu
Our clothes are pretty
And so ar you . , .
Spring's almost hera
It's almost time
For you to be my Valentin.
A pilr ef aariitfa for your
Valantina
Brand shining nw . . and
t mean shining and glittery
with new sets and sparkly
stones. Coro's Spring line..
And how about a new suit to
go with them? Slightly fit
ted waists, large visibl
pockets and different neck
lines. Straight skirts to bud
get your hips.
A Girtion tag for your
Valentin
Remember our beautiful
Ganson bags in our other
shop? . We hava them
again. Sleek hand sewn leath
er to tuck, dangle, or swing
from the shoulder. And may
. be a new topper to match
your purse. The Spring top
pers, short and long, are in
colors to match the first
Spring flowers.
So remember that In the
Spring a young gal's fancy
often turns to hearts and
flowers ....
Just be sure the Hart you
turn to . . . has Jean written
across It.
"The Hart of Fashion"
22 S. Crape
Phone 2-8992
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Dear Mrs. Medford:
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Moulded into flowing lines of lasting beauty
Brusche Pottery again enlivens our shop with
its charm and color.
Lime green, refreshing and cool combined
with Mot green, the color of secret pools in
the forest sets a table reminiscent of Spring
and Summer.
Or Dubonnet, the color of old wine in a crys
tal goblet with pussy willow grey as a
sophisticated accent.
Two may sit down to dinner with a starter
service for only $4.95,
The odd pieces are fabulous in their intricate
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Medford Sojourners club celebrated the tenth anniversary of organisation with a luncheon
Thursday at the YMCA. Pictured are left to right) Mrs. A. J. Loaiflar, a charter member. Mrs. Fran
Humphrey, founder of the club, Mrs. A. E. Stout, president, and Mrt. Clifford Howard, a past pres
ident. The organisation is a social group which welcomes newcomers to the city
(Brainerd photo).
Founders? Day Meeting '
Set For Jackson PTA;
Annual Fete Discussed
Plans for observance of found
ers' day by Jackson Parent
Teacher association were made
Monday evening when the execu
tive board met at the home ot
Mrs. M. A. Putney. The event
will be held Friday, February
17, and a silver tea will follow
a program, topic for which is
"Foundations for Secure Living."
April frolic plans were also
discussed and the following com
mittee appointed for the annual
carnival, Mrs. Clayton Jacobsen,
general chairman, Mrs. Dick
Kaye and Mrs. E. H. Pathman.
The date was moved forward to
March 24 and the board voted
to suggest to the school faculty
that the spring operetta be held
on a separate date to enable
people to better enjoy ootn
events.
Mrs. James Medley, welfare
chairman, reported extension
work being carried on to help
supply dental care, other health
needs and clothing, where de
sired. The hospitality commit
tee's report was presented the
board by Mrs. John Wisely, chair
man. Mk Bilev Thomson, president,
announced that requests had been
received for the re-snowmg ui
the film, "Human Growth," ana
thot ninno were underway to
bring it to Medford at an early
date, one aiso oneieu -dress
recently made here by Dr.
Ralph Eckert.
A federal aid to education bill
was discussed in relation to the
suggestion that tne souin oe
innnert monev to industrialize
and thereby develop the educa
tional system of the region with
out other federal aid.
Dr. John A. scnuiz ot w
em uregon coiiege woa
nmnnoA an sneaker for the
founders' day meeting. A report
on the school's safety program
will be given by A. u. Kanaies
and mothers of children in the
third grade will act as hostesses.
Flowering Trees Topic
For Eagfe Point Club
Eagle Point Eagle Point Gar
den club will meet at the home
of Mrs. John Carnes on Wednes
day, February 15, at 2 p. m.
The subject of "Flowering
Trees" will be discussed by Mrs.
Larkin Grubb of Ashland. Mrs.
Grubb will name varieties, dis
cuss their culture and present
other material.
The subject of 'Native Trees
of Jackson County" will again
be taken up and members are
asked to come prepared to give
common and botanical names. A
few minutes will be given to
"What's new In the perennial
border."
Roll call will be answered by
a question.
The program chairman Is ar
ranging a credit system, with
will include attendance, scrap
book, quizzes, etc., which will
be discussed at the meeting.
Members are asked to bring
notebooks.
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Dinner, Program
To Be Sponsored '"
By Oak Grove Unit
Final plans for a ham dinner,
which the Oak Grove Parent
Teacher association Is sponsor
ing, were made at a special
meeting of the association held
Friday, February 3.
The dinner is planned for Fri
day, February 17, and will be
served from 5:30 to 7:30 p. ra.
at the school cafeteria. Commit
tee chairmen are Mrs. Carl Nor
ris, serving; Mrs. Jim Hopkins,
Mrs. Kenneth Thomas, Mrs.
George Barker, Mrs. Ray Rush
ton, Mrs, Earl Brewold, Mrs.
Jim Pederson, Mrs. L. McKay
and Mrs. Dale Gott, food; Mrs.
Clifford Crosby, decorations, as
sisted by Mrs. George Alleng
ham and seventh and eighth
grade Girl scouts; . Mrs. Edgar
Coghili, clean-up.
The dinner will be followed
at 8 p. m. by a special entertain
ment in the school gymnasium.
The program will feature Miss
Violet Stockham from Southern
Oregon college and a group of
folk dancers.
The group will appear In foik
dances of several foreign coun
tries and wil be in costume. Miss
Stockham has studied extensive
ly and has traveled in many of
the countries whose dances she
stages on her-programs and the
committee in charge states the
association feels fortunate to
have obtained the dancers for
the evening.
Scottish Rite Women
Will Meet Tomorrow
Scottish Rite Women's club
will hold a regular monthly busi
ness meeting Monday, February
13 in the Masonic temple at S
p.m. Hostesses for the evening
are Mrs, T. P. Franco. Mrs. Ciay
Lee and Mrs. H. B. Y'Biood,
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Geo. Goodman Lot while you shop here.
Phone 2-71 13
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Free Delivery Day and Night
In Medford City Limits
Coast-to-Coast Trading Stamps
Shower In Gold Hill
Honors Mrs, Cfemenf;
Birthday Dinner Given
Gold Hill Mrs. Terry Clem
ent was honored February 8,
with a shower at the home of
Mrs. Jack Hancock. The party
was preceded by a politick
luncheon, with Mrs. Mel Han
cock as co-hostess.
Present for the luncheon and
afternoon were Mesdaraes Dale
Clement, Robert Pugh, James
Clement, Soreti Christensen,
Sam Jones, Hannah Routh, Les
ter Thompson, Cleo Gilchrist,
Mel Hancock, Bud Sebring, W.
J, Burk, Jack Hancock, Bruce
Bennett and the honoree. Misses
Marie Jones, Deborah Clement,
Claudette Sebring and Phillip
Van Horn, Jerry Bennett and
Bill Jones were also present.
Cleo Gilchrist was given a
dinner in honor of his birthday
February 7 by Mrs. Gilchrist at
the Gilchrist home. Guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and
Mrs. Beth Potter of Foots Creek,
Mrs. Millie Walker and Bollin
Stiehl of Rogue River.
Farewell Party
Sams Valley Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Morgan were honored guests
at a farewell party given Feb
ruary 5 by Mr. and Mrs, Harold
Palmer in their home. Dinner
was served and guests spent the
evening playing canasta.
Others attending were Mr, and
Mrs. Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. Car
ter and Mr. and Mrs, Rodniek.
RNA to Meet ,
Royal Neighbors of America
lodge members will meet at 7:30
p. m, Thursday, February 18, in
the Knights of Pythias hall. Fol
lowing lodge, a social evening
will be held with members of
the Lively Oaks club in charge
of entertainment and refreshment.
Dana's European and
South Americas triumph -now
at better shops here!
The ecrte $18.50 Hovttct $10.00
Cofojrw i-ot. $4,00 2 ouoe $2.25
DRUG CENTRE I
Miss Matheny Wed
To Donald C. Stone
In Home Ceremony
Jacksonville Miss Maria
Jeanne Matheny, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Orval W. Matheny,
Jacksonville, became the bride
of Donald Clair Stoner, son ot
Mr, and Mr. Lyie C. Stoner,
Applegate, January 23, About
85 relatives and friends attend
ed the ceremony performed in
the home of the bride's parents
by the Rev. Donald H. Bvers,
Central Church of Christ. Med
ford, at 8:30 o'clock.
The bride was given In mar
riage by her father. Cedar, com
bined with daphne, everlasting
flowers and candelabra with
white tapers formed the wedding
setting.
The bride wore a winter white
wool crepe princess-style dress
with a small veiled white felt
cap. For her flowers she carried
white hyacinths and flowering
quince with pink streamers on a
white prayer book.
Miss Cleora Meade, a high
school classmate of the bride,
was ssaid-of-honor. She wore a
steel grey sharkskin suit and her
corsage was of pink and blue
hyacinths,
Bruce C, Matheny, brother of
the bride, served as best man.
Immediately following the
ceremony a reception was held
in the Matheny home. Mrs. M. B.
Sweet and Mrs. Ernst . Lud
wig, Medford, aunts of the bride,
presided at the table and Mrs.
Marias Langley, Medford, cousin
of the bride, served the bride's
cake. Assisting were Mesdames
Carl Ludwig, Medford, grand
mother of the bride, John
O'Brien and P. E. , Matheny,
Jacksonville, aunts, C. R. Kam
berg, P, S. Matheny and W, M.
Matheny, Jacksonville, cousins.
Mrs, Lyle O. Stoner, mother of
the groom, and George J. Arm
strong and Mrs, Donald H, By
ers, Medford,
Corsages and flower arrange
ments for the wedding and re
ception had been arranged bv
Mrs, Leonard McKee and Mrs.
Wiiiiam Smith, Jacksonville.
Mrs, Stoner la a member of
the class of 1850 of Jacksonville
high school. She hat stimuli
valley schools, and junior and
senior high schools in Vancou
ver, Wash.
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Dinner, Instafletion
Tuesday At Lodge Hall
A valentine' dinner party is
planned by Degree of Honor,
February 14, at 8:30 p. m., In
the Knighis of Pythias hall. In
stallation of officers will follow
the dinner and there will be en
tertainment and dancing.
Mrs. Ethel Lindholra Hiatt,
Portland, will b honored guest
and friends from Grants Pass,
Ashland and Medford are invited
to attend,
Those attending are asked by
officers to call -Mrs. Al Carrara,
2-5348. The committee in charge
is Mr. and Mrs. Carrara, Miss
Kay Carrara, Miss Macky My
ers, Miss Marylis Barker, Mrs.
Clyde HSHyer, Mrs, Bill Bonner.
Miss Isia Pearl Lucas, Mrs. Al
Larson asd Bob Hiliyer.
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Military Order of Ladv Bugs
will meet at 8 p.m., February
1 at FW hall. Election wilt be
held for the lady lire fly office,
and refreshments will be served.
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With Surprise Shower
At Home Ql Host ett
Mrs. Stshn Delssmn, the for
mer Bonnie Edwards, was hon
ored February 1 at a surprise
shower party given by Mr.
Ralph Gilimsrs at ser home, 418
South Oakdale avenue. Mrs.
Giiimore's cs-sssless was Mrs
Robert Rudy,
Mrs. Belstssas, wisest wedding
was an event st December, was
presented a shower St gifts for
her new home. The hostesses
served refreshments planned is
the valentine stsUf,
Guests were Mrs. Jobs Apple
gate, Mrs. Ralph Csgglss, Mrs.
Carl Barney, Mrs. Victor Os
wald, Mrs, John Rowings, Mrs.
Robert Thurwssa, Mrs. Harold
Gardner, Mrs. Jewell Barney,
Mrs. Gordon Swhss, Mrs. Leiand
Johnson, Ashland; Mrs. Lee
Brown, Grants Pass; Miss Louise
Underwood, Miss Claire Thomas,
Miss Phyllis WhtUsek, Miss Hel
en Haraiss, Mrs. Jack Holmes,
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