TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Wednesday, March 22, 1950
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Hospitals Receive Funds
From Service League Show
All proceed! from the recent
ityle show given by the Junior
Service league are being present
ed to Community and Sacred
Heart hospitals for the purcha.se
of equipment it was announced
today by the league. The sum lor
each hospital will be $150, it was
Hid, and is in addition to the
$50 which the league gives each
hospital each month to be used
for the care of children whose,
parents are unable to pay.
The two-day show was given
March 10 and 11 at the Rogue
Valley Country club.
At Sacred Heart hospital it was
aid the money will be used to
purchase a photrometer used
in chemistry work in the hospi
tal laboratory. Since the photro-
meter costs about $200, the hos
oital will add the additional $50.
Community hospital plans to
purchase two additional beds for
the children's ward. This was
thought particularly appropriate,
since the league aided the hospi
tal materially in building and
furnishing the children's ward,
opened by the institution about
a year ngo. The ward now has
four cribs, and two youth size
bods will be purchased at an
annroximate cost of $75 each.
Several other organizations
and a number of individuals
have aided the hospital with the
new children s ward.
The league's plan to provide
each hospital with the $50
monthly, started in January of
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Teachers Entertain
Washington PI A Unit
With Irish Operetta
Washington Parent Teacher
association members were enter
tained at the March meeting
Friday with a rollicking one-act
operetta staged by the faculty.
The "wearing of the green" was
the subject of the skit, wri(tcn(
by Mr. and Mrs. William E.'
Ruch.
Mr. Ruch is a student of South
ern Oregon college and Mrs.
Ruch, an English teacher at Cen
tral Point, Is the daughter of
Mrs. Alice Lynch of the Washing-
ion school faculty.
Many of the popular old Irish
tunes were sung by the group,
with R. A. Raymond, Miss Laura
York, Mrs. Knthryn Larison and
Mrs. Alice Lynch as soloists
Irish dances were presented bv
Miss Mary Gestring, Mrs. Dora
Shopard, Mrs. Catherine Walker
nd Mrs. Zola Jordan.
Dr. D. A. McDougall, profes
sor from Southern Oregon col
lege, was speaker for the dav
His subject was "International
Relations" and he warned that
when the next war comes, it wi
come to America first. He said
the main defense of this country
against communism is to feed
the hungry nations and declared
'we arc the onlv solvent nation
left in the world."
A committee was elected to
nominate officers for the coming
year, and members of the com
mittee are Mrs. Ed Kirltcv, Mi's.
Fred Underwood and Mrs. Ro
land Holmes.
Reporting for Mrs. J. J. Fine-
gan, Mrs. Alford tavlor ex
pressed the thanks of the carni
val committee for the "splendid
cooperation" of all those who
worked on the event.
Plans for a new PTA' head
quarters, to be in Chicago, were
announced by the president, Mrs
W. T. Frost, and each member
was given an opportunity to con
tribute a small amount to this
cause.
Mrs. Glenn Linn gave a report
on important school legislation
now under consideration.
Following tho meeting refresh
ments were served by room
mothers of the third grade. Mrs.
A. M. Wcathorlv and Mrs. M
W. Hubler presided at the tea
table.
Murreys Observe
52nd Anniversary
At Family Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Murrey
of 1034 West Ninth street cele
brated their 52nd wedding an
niversary with a family dinner
at their home on March 17, St.
Patrick's day.
The Murrey's have lived here
! for 45 years and have many
friends in the valley. Mrs. Mur
rey was manager of the Red
Cross Thrift shop for many years
and Mr. Murrey owns Murrey's
Bicycle shop, 115 South Holly
street.
1949, has continued each month
without interruption, the two
hospitals state.
Mrs. Jessie Wilson
Entertains Sewettes
Swette club met recently at
the home of Mrs. Jessie Wilson,
Table Rock road. Thf members
worked on a friendship quilt
and canasta was played. High
score prizes went to Mrs. Nor
man Williams.
Refreshments were serve"d by
the hostess, Mrs. Wilson.
Next meeting of the club will
be held at the home of Mrs.
Maude Reynolds. 1132 West 11th
street. Thursday, March 23, at
7:30 p. in.
CALENDAR
Wednesday
7:30 p.m. Lively Oaks club,
home of Mrs. Robert Davis.
8 p.m. American Legion
auxiliary at armory.
8 p.m. Roxy Ann court (UD),
Order of Amaranth, IOOF hall.
Thursday
10 a.m. Hopkins and Denny
circles, fellowship hall.
11 a.m. Corporate Com
munion. St. Mark's Auxiliary
guild, at church.
12 noon Zonta club, Jack
son hotel.
12 noon Fergeson circle, fel
lowship hall.
12 noon Kindred circle. Mrs.
Howard Gault, Delta Waters
road.
12:30 p.m. St. Mark's Aux
iliary guild, at church.
12:30 p.m. Sojourners club,
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1 p.m. Women Golfers, at
Rogue Valley Country club.
1:30 p.m. Delia Childs circle
Mrs. Childs, 334 South Grape
street.
2 p.m. Golden Link Bible
class. Mrs. Ernest Conrad, 1523
East McAndrews road.
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Prof. Emmy Zweybruck of Vi
enna and New York will be in
the county Friday and Saturday
to conduct a workshop for the
Southern Oregon Art Teachers'
association. Professor Zwey
bruck founded the Vienna School
of Arts and Crafts, is a director
of the New York studio of the
American Crayon company and
designs for a number of New
ork stores. The conference and
workshop are to be held in the
Phoenix school.
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Marionette Show
Ticket Sale Set
By Sponsor Group
Ticket sales for the Medford
performances of the Williams
Marionettes, to be given Tues
day, March za, in the senior high
school auditorium, have been an
nounced by Roosevelt Parent-
Teacher association, sponsoring
group.
The tickets will be on sale at
all Medford elementary schools,
except Jackson, during the noon
hours on Friday, March 24, and
Monday, March 27. At Jackson
school tickets may be purchased
from the librarian all day Mon
day and Tuesday morninE.
Children of elementary schools
Holding tickets will be excused
from school for the afternoon
show, scheduled for 2:30 p.m.
The evening show starts at 7:30
p.m. and should be over at 9
p.m., it is stated.
Tickets wil also be on sale at
the Toy House after Thursday.
This year the Williams Marion
ettes are presenting their own
modern dramatization of "Han
sel and Grctcl." Their version
of this old folk tale, played by
large, easy-to-see puppets, is said
to be full of suspense and fun,
with charming forest sets.
This is the 21st season of pup
petcering for the Williamses.
who have appeared her in past
years. They are approved by the
American Educational Theater
association, the Association of
Junior Leagues of America and
the American Association of Uni
versity Women, as well as other
groups interested in entertain
ment for children.
Phoenix Committees
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Annual May Festival
Phoenix The May Festival
committee of the Phoenix Com
munity club and Youth Center
has definitely set May 13 and 14
as dates for the annual event and
announces that the festival will
be held on the site of the club's
building now in the process of
erection. It is hoped that the
building will be finished by that
time.
The club held the monthly
meeting Monday at the Grange
hall and further plans for the
festival and the building were
made at that time. The queen
committee set April 2!) as the
date of the queen's ball.
Hepoits from 12 clubs and or
ganizations, as to the type of
concession they wished, were
heard and it was reported that
many groups are planning to
enter floats in the parade.
Jacksonville Society
To Meet On Thursday
Jacksonville Mrs. Otto
Nicdcrmcycr will review the
hook "Japan Begins Again," at
a meeting of the Woman's Mis'-i
sionarv societv in the Jackson
ville Presbyterian church Thurs
day, March 23. The meeting will
begin at 1 pm. when luncheon
will be served by the hostess,
Mrs, George Wcndt.
'The Woman at the Tomb"
will be the devotional subject
led by Mrs. Joseph K. Swank. A
business meeting will be held.
Wives Of Shriners
Hold Dinner Meeting
Shriners W ives held the
March tiieding Monday evening
in St. Mark's guild hall. Card
games were enjoyed following
dinner.
Serving on the committee for
the meeting were Mrs. G. G.
Stagg. Mrs. G. A. CottinEham,
Mrs. Clark Ballard. Mrs. E. M.
Milner and Mrs. William A.
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