TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Society
and clubs
Area Officer Meets
With Chapter Chairmen
Of County Red Cross
Volunteer service chairmen
of the Jackson County chapter
of American Red Cross met at
the home of Mrs. C. Rease Bra
ley February 14 with Miss Mil
dred Samuelson from the area
office in San Francisco.
Mrs. I. E. Schuler opened the
meeting by introducing each
chairman and telling something
of the work being done by each
branch. Miss Samuelson compli
mented the chairmen and in
turn gave them assistance in
planning their activities with
the idea of being of greater
service to the community.
Attending the meeting were
Scth Bullis, chapter chairman,
Mrs. Fred Rankin, secretary,
Mrs. Schuler, Mrs. Frank Fair
weather, Mrs. Max Peirce, Mrs.
Ralph G. Bardwell, Mrs. John S.
Day, Mrs. Shelby M. Tuttle,
Mrs. Ralph Clark, Mrs. Margaret
rabrick, Mrs. Lioya banders,
Mrs. Melvin Krows, Mrs. C. L.
Pearce, Mrs. Harold Tolle, Mrs.
Donald Clark, Mrs. Ben Staf
ford and Mrs. Braley.
Ladies' Mounted Troop
To Postpone Meeting
An event planned by past
captains of the Ladies Mounted
Troop honoring Mrs. Harry
Barneburg, present captain, and
all troop members scheduled for
February 22 has been postponed
to Tuesday evening, February
28.
Change In date was made be
cause of confllction with Kfwa
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Gold Hill Lady Lions
Hold Dinner Meeting;
To Aid With Jubilee
Gold Hill The Gold Hill
Lady Lions club held its regu
lar meeting, Tuesday night, Feb
ruary 14, at the Rogue Riviera.
The huslness meeting was pre.
ceded by dinner at the club. The
tentative date for the MOD ben
efit card party was set for
March 17 and will be held at
the school gymnasium unless
the gvm must be used for some
other purpose that evening. The
party was postponed from Jan
uary 21 because of weather con-
ditions.
Announcement of the "Roar
ing Camp Jubilee" to be held In
Gold Hill July 1. 2, 3 and 4 was
made. All Lions clubs in south
cm Oregon are to participate
and operate concessions, and
the local Ladv Lions will oner-
ate an ice cream booth conces
sion.
The next meeting will be held
February 2B at 8 p.m. at Rogue
Riviera, Dessert luncheon will
be served.
Snecial guests were Miss Car
rie Foster of Los Angeles and
Mrs. Don Hodge of Grants Pass
Family Gives Party
To Honor Brothers
Here From Illinois
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Swanson
and daughter, Barbara, enter
tained at their home. 518 Park
avenue recently with a parly
which honored the Mall brothers
who had been visiting here from
Illinois. The two men are cou-
sins of Albert Hackert of Jack
sonville.
The party also honored Mr,
Swansnn on his birthdav.
The evening was spent with
canasta, music and the showing
of a collection of colored pic
tures taken by Mr. and Mrs
Dean Eppinger.
Attending were Louis and Will
lam Mall, the guests of honor,
Mr. and Mrs. Hackert, Mrs. Mary
Wakefield, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Offard Jr., and sons, L,ynn, Ltone,
and Steven, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Shaw and daughter, Anita and
son Da o. Mr. and Mrs. r.pping
er, Tom Roads, Larry Mattheis-
en, Ron Bauska, worman L,ove,
Miss Dee Davis and the Swan-
Gold Hill Delegation
Attends Valentine Party
Gold Hill A number of Gold
Hill women attended the valen
tine nnrtv uhlnh the flrants Pass
Junior women s club neici ai ine
library aud torium February 16.
Gold Hill members and guests
who attended were Mrs. George
Browncll, Mrs. Charles Bell and
her guests, Mrs. Harry Smith
and Mrs. John Stlcbcr, and Mrs.
Paul Molloy and guests, Mrs.
Kenneth Palmer, Mrs. Ralph
Bell and Mrs. Daniel Stewart.
Entertainment was furnished
by classes of the Ruth Bennett
school of dance and canasta,
bridge and pinochle were
played.
Attend Meeting
Mrs. Bertha Haskins, presi
dent of Mcdford Business and
Professional Women's club; Mrs.
Olivia Claypool, first vice-president
and Miss Laura York, state
chairman of music and arts, at
tended the slate board meeting
of the club held at Coos Bay
February 11 and 12.
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Monday. February 20. I9S0
Methods Of Teaching
Explained At Meeting
Of Washington Group
A film entitled "Broader Con
cept of Methods of Teaching.
presented by Mrs. Dunbar Car
penter, and a demonstration by
Miss Mable Nansen of the way
music is taught in the Medford
school highlighted the meeting
of the Washington School Parent-
Teacher association on Friday
afternoon.
Miss Nansen's talk, entitled
"How We Do It in M u si c
pointed out that no child is "tone
deaf, ' that every child can be
taught to sing well, and she il
lustrated with a group of first
grade students the methods used
in the music departments of Med
ford schools. "Special emphasis
is placed upon making the teach
ire of music enjoyable to the
child with games, she stated
"and children are never given
discouragement in their efforts
but rather are encouraged to do
better through praise.
In introducing the sound film
Mrs. Carpenter stated that thi
principles illustrated are appli
cable to teaching children in the
home as well as in the school
The movie Is produced by the
McGraw Hill company and is
distributed through the audio
visual department of the tin
rsity of California. It is widely
used throughout the country at
parent and teacher gatherings
and illustrates the difference be
tween the teaching of facts ii
the formal teacher-dominated
classroom style and the method
which develops in the child
abilities to think for himself
self reliance in carrying out
project and the most important
concepts of democratic princi
ples in getting along with oth
ers.
Celebration of the founding of
the parent-teacher organization
was observed during the tea hour
and Mrs. John Carter, president
of the Medford Council of Par
ents and Teachers, spoke In trib
ute to the founders. Mrs. Frank
Ragsdale, vice-president of the
Washington association, pre
sented corsages which had been
donated by Girl scouts of Wash
neton school to Mrs. K. oiass
regional vice-president, Mrs.
Frank Conner, state chairman
of mental hygiene and the fol
lowing past presidents of the
organization: Mcsdames A. E.
Brockway, Minnie Bryant, James
Hoey, Rollin Jones, Maurice
Butts, Arthur Davis and A. u
Cameron.
Mrs. W, T. Frost, president
of the group, presided during
the business meeting during
which plans for the carnival to
be held March 3 were an
nounced.
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Auxiliary-Guild Plans
Meeting Friday Noon
A meeting Is planned by St
Mark's Auxiliary-Guild for Fri
day, February 27 at the parish
house. Luncheon will be served
at 12 o'clock with Mrs. T. B
Lynch, Mrs. Vaughn Beer and
Mrs. G. A. Phetteplace in charge
A short business meeting will
be held and early adjournment
Is planned In order that members
may attend the World Day of
Prayer service at the First Chris
tian church sponsored by the
Mclhodist Council of Church
Women. The prayer service is to
be held at 1:30 p.m.
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Unit Makes Plan's For
Lampshade Workshop
Veterans To Be Aided
Central Point Central Point
Extension unit met Wednesday
in the home of Mrs. K. C. Wern
mark for the project "Lampshade
Making," with Mrs. E. T. Mc
Cartney, Mrs. Mabel Smith and
Mrs. Wernmark giving the dem
onstration. Twenty-one members
enrolled for the lampshade work
shop which is set for Tuesday.
February 28, 9:30 a. m. at the
Wernmark residence. Members
are to bring a sack lunch.
Mrs. A. T. Lathrop, chairman
of international relations com
mittee, read several interesting
letters from a European girl
Mrs. T. J. Muse displayed a
book, "Here We Are Uncle Sam,
Holland Calling You," which she
naa received irom ncr pen pal
in Holland.
The unit voted to give mate
rial aid to two veterans at the
Camp White domiciliary center.
Two members will be appointed
each month to choose suitable
gifts for the veterans.
The textile painting class is
scheduled to meet robruary Zi,
10:30 a.m., in the home of Mrs.
John Taylor, Hamrick road. Any
one interested is invited to at
tend and to bring a sack lunch.
The prize for promptness was
won by Mrs. J. a. kydiard. Dur
ing the recreation period Mrs.
L. D. La Force won a prize for
writing the best verse for St
Valentine's day.
Visitors included Mrs. Mabel
Aden of Los Angeles, Mrs. La-
Force. Mrs. A. J. Krieger, Mrs.
Les Bigham and Mrs. M. P
Holden who became a member.
The next meeting is set for
March 15 at the home of Mrs.
E. E. Reames, Crater Lake high
way. Miss Maddox Entrant
In Annual Auditions
Miss Duane Carole Maddox, a
student at College of the Pacific
in Stockton, Cal., and a daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Mad
dox, Medford, is Stockton's first
entrant in the annual Atwater
Kent voice auditions, a news re
lease from Stockton states.
The auditions are soon to be
held in Los Angeles, Hollywood,
San Francisco and Santa Bar
bara, and Miss Maddox is ex
pected to sing in the San Fran
scisco contest. Through the At
water Kent contest $15,000 in
prize money goes each year to
five boys and five girls of the
nation whom the judges consid
er to have the most outstanding
voices.
Miss Maddox, who is studying
opera with Lucas Underwood at
the college, recently was fea
tured in an operatic program at
the college. February 28 she will
sing for a banquet of the Pacific
Gas and Electric company at
Stockton, and in March is to ap
pear on a program with one of
Stockton s leading tenors sing
ing two scenes from La Forza
del Destino.
Tuesday noon Miss Maddox
will sing at a luncheon at the
Stockton hotel for the opening
of the Red Cross drive in that
city. The soprano, a freshman
at the college, was graduated
from Medford senior high school
last year and in recent years has
sung for a nnmber of Medford
musical events.
May Festival Plans
To Be Made Tuesday
By Phoenix Community
Phoenix A meeting for the
purpose of formulating plans for
a May festival will be held in
the Phoenix Grange hall by
Phoenix Community club and
Youth center members Tuesday,
February 21 at 8 p. m.
All clubs In the community
have been asked to send two
representatives, according to A.
C. Lewis, president, who urges
the representatives to attend.
It is the hone of the group
that the festival will be even
more successful than the prev
ious one hold last May.
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Knights And Sisters
Hold Recent Parties;
Clubs Hold Dinner
Knights of l'ythias and Pyth
ian Sisters held a number of so
cial events and meetings last
week.
Knights of Pythias gave a val
entine party at the Pythian build
ing last Monday evening. The
party opened with a box social,
with Gilbert Barr acting as auc
tioneer. The $45 netted from the
social is to be used in repair of
the kitchen.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Neill, who
provided music for the evening,
gave an exhibition of square and
folk dancing during the supper
and later Mr. Neill called a num
ber of square dances and in
structed in these,
Past Chancellor's club and
Past Chief's club of the Knights
and Pythian Sisters held a cov
ered dish dinner Wednesday at
the building, with 40 in attend
ance, including husbands and
wives of. the past officers. .
A short business meeting fol
lowed dinner, and later pinochle
was plryod with high scores be
ing held by Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Conrad.
Similar events are to be held
monthly in the future.
Pythian club met at Girls"
Community club Tuesday. Social
committee for the evening was
Mrs. Delia Watkins and Mrs.
William Swartz. Pinochle was
played, with high score prize
going to Mrs. Harry Bryant, low
to Mrs. Cora Tichnor and an
other prize to Mrs. Dollie Love.
Pythian Sisters will meet at
the Pythian buildings Tuesday,
February 21 at 8 p.m.
Eagle Point Extension
Plans Shade Workshop
Eagle Point Lamp shade mak
ing was demonstrated at the
February meeting of Eagle Point
Extension unit in the home of
Mrs. Gertrude Stanley. Mrs. Ed
Chamberlain made the demon
stration which resulted in 18
women enrolling for a lamp
shade workshop to be ncia in
Mrs. Chamberlains nome,
March 2.
Mrs. Stanley was assisted at
the recent meeting by Mrs. jacK
Caldwell and Mrs. Earle Jossy
was kitchen chairman. Roll call
was answered by questions and
answers pertaining to Abraham
Lincoln and George Washington
Mrs. Ray Palm read a letter from
an English pen pal.
A report was given regarding
success of a sauare dance recent
ly given benefitting the Azalea
house fund and appreciation was
extended inose wno nad assist
ed and attended the event.
Mrs. Brummett, finance chair
man, announced a cooked food
sale for the near future, time
and place to be announced.
Next regular meeting will be
March 9 In the home of Mrs.
Glenn Clymer and newcomers
to the vicinity are jnvlted to at.
tend. Child care will be fur
nished. Those attending the all-day
lamp shade workshop are asked
to take a sack lunch and child
care will also be furnished.
Central Point Bethel
To Meet This Week
Central Point Job's Daugh
ters of Central Point will meet
at the Masonic temple Thurs
day, February 23 at 7:30 p.m.
All officers and choir members
are requested to meet at 6:45
p.m. for a brief rehearsal.
Initiation will be held follow
ing the business meeting and as
always, visiting members, par
ents and persons of proper Ma
sonic affiliations are invited to
attend.
Miss Jeanne Wilcox and Miss
Alice Ilastain were initiated at
the last meeting of the order.
Refreshments were served fol
lowing the ceremony, and a so
cial hour was enjoyed.
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Birthday Party Given
On First Anniversary
Mrs. Geraldine Myers, 314
West Jackson boulevard, enter
tained February 10 at a parly
which observed the first birth
day anniversary of her daugh
ter, Linda Diane. A circus birth
day cake and clown ice cream
were served.
Present were Mrs. Leonard
McMahan and children, Steven
and Douglas, Mrs. Lawrence Car-
amella and Janice, Mrs. James
Johnson and Shirley, Mrs. Mil
ton Singler and Peggy, Mrs.
Glenn Wilkins and Teresa, Mrs.
Donald Hickey and Michael, Mrs.
Henry Feller and Mrs, James
Petersen, grandmother of the
honored guest.
Electa Social Club
To Hold Guest Day
Electa Social club has planned
a guest day for Friday, Febru
ary 25 at Girls Community club.
A potluck luncheon will be
served at 1 p.m.. and cards will
follow.
Mesdames Laura Aldridge, Ida
Pollock, Schrack and E. M. Lov-
ell make up the committee for
the event Friday.
The club recently elected new
officers. They are Mrs. Alice
Swanson, chairman, Mrs. Mamie
Schrack, vice-chairman and Mrs.
W. R. Duffy, secretary.
Recent Party Given
By Gold Hill Group
Gold Hill Gold Hill Business
and Professional Women's club
held a card party at Rogue Riv
iera recently. Canasta was play
ed, and winners were Mrs. Paul
Thompson, Mrs. Lester Parker
and Mrs. Paul Molloy.
A brief business meeting was
held during which members
each contributed a dollar to the
state federation's oriental schol
arship fund.
Next meeting of the club will
be Tuesday, February 21, at 8
p.m. also at Rogue Riviera.
CALENDAR
Monday
6:30 p. m. Methodist Men, at
church.
6:30 p. m. Nu Phi Mu soror
ity, home of Miss Jackie Walker,
Fern Valley road.
6:45 p. m. Rogue Valley
Knife and Fork club, Rogue Val
ley Country club.
7:30 p. m. Olive Rebekah
lodge, IOOF hall.
8 p. m. Women of Moose,
Moose hall.
8 p. m. Epsilon Sigma Alpha,
home of Mrs. Dorothea Gustaf
son, 339 Haven street.
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8 p. m. Providence guild,
benefit party at Girls' Commu
nity club,
8 p m. Oak Grove PTA, at
school.
Tutiday
10 a. m. Woman's Missionary
society of Temple Baptist church,
home of Mrs. Clarence Chew,
route 1.
10 a. m. Upper Rogue Exten
sion unit, home of Mrs. G. A.
Hubbell, Trail.
12:30 p. m. Gleaners' class.
First Baptist church, home of
Mrs. Ethel Van Cleave, Medford
Jacksonville highway.
1 p. m. Navy Mothers' club,
Girls' Community club.
1 p. m. Women's association,
First Presbyterian church.
1:30 p. m. Oak Grove Neigh
borhood club, home of Mrs.
Wallace Brill.
1:30 p. m. Kappa Kappa
Gamma club, home of Mrs. N.
Y. Hillyer, 13 Modoc avenue.
1:30 p. m. Circle 1, WSCS,
home of Mrs. A. C. Walker, Jack
sonville highway.
1:30 p. m. Circle 3, WSCS,
home of Mrs. Belle Jones and
Mrs. Susan Graham, 59 Quince
street.
1:30 p. m. Circle 4. WSCS,
home of Mrs. W. W. Walker, 842
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2 p. m. Lady Elks, party
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