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Actress To Tell
Of Plans For Own
KYJC Radio Show
June Storey, Gene Autry's
leading lady in numerous Re
public western movies and now
a resident of the Eagle Point dis-
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June Storey
trict, will announce plans for
her own Medford radio show
during a broadcast Tuesday eve
ning over station KYJC from the
Cratcrian theater stage.
At that time she will also pre
sent prizes to winners in the
McLain's Drug center contest
for the original Amateur Hour.
The actress In real life is Mrs.
Fred Bohling. She and her hus
band and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Fidler arc partners in the oper
ation of Junad dairy along
Rogue river.
Miss Storey entered pictures
at the age of 17 when she signed
a six-yer contract with 20th Century-Fox.
Although best known for lead
ing roles with Autry and Ken
Curtis, she has been acclaimed
by critics for supporting per
formances in "Girls Dormitory"
with Herbert Marshall, "Strange
Woman" with Hcdy Lamarr and
"The Snake Pit" with Olivia Dc-,
Haviland. Her portrayal of
Grctchen in the picture "In Old
Chicago," Is considered out
standing. Miss Storey also appeared in
several Broadway productions
and on well-known radio shows
such as "Ellcry Queen."
KYJC will broadcast her new
show.
Orchid Grower
Tells Of Hobby
E. R. Hoppe. Medford orchid
grower, described his work
Thursday in the second of a se
ries of "coffee chats" at the li
brary at the veterans administra
tion domiciliary center at Camp
White.
Hoppe told of the pleasure and
profit that a hobby may bring.
He outlined his reasons for tak
ing up orchid culture as recrea
tion from a taxing profession and
finally for making it a full time
occupation.
Plants Displayed
A display of plants In various
stages of development was ex
hibited. Those who planned the affair
were Miss Charlotte Rogers, Red
Cross field director; Miss Helen
Webster, librarian, and John
Kelly, chief of special services.
Miss Frances Kennry and Mes
dames A. E. Stout, Cecil Nelson
New Night Class
Schedule At SOC
Told By Registrar
Southern Oregon College,
Ashland, March 18 Several new
night classes which will be of
fered by Southern Oregon col
lege during the spring quarter
have been listed by Mrs. Mabel
Winston, registrar.
One of these, Elementary
School Principal (education 450)
taught by Dr. John McAuley,
will begin Monday, March '11
and continue on Mondays
through the quarter. It will give
three credit hours.
Methods and Materials in
Teaching Ceramics (education
408a), will be given by Irwin
Whitaker for three credit hours.
Photography Class
Lloyd Pennington will in
struct a class in photography
starting Tuesday, March 26 for
two credit hours. There will be
lectures and a laboratory period
each week.
Other new classes will be
Group Leadership and Parlia
mentary Problems on Tuesday
nights and School Organization
and Law on Thursdays.
Five night classes offered dur
ing past quarters are being con
tinued. They are Orchestra and
Business Law on Mondays,
Shakespeare Tragedies on Tues
days, Contemporary Problems on
Wednesdays and Advanced Fed
erated Folk dance on Thursdays.
E. W. Drcnnan and A. B. Flem
ing, Red Cross volunteers,
helped with the serving and Ed
Scivcrt and Bernard Henley,
domiciliary members, also assisted.
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