SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday. AprU . 1950,
Society
and clubs
Square Dancing Party
Held in Eagle Point
A aquare dance party wai giv
en recently at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Knotts at their
home on Crater Lake highway
at Eagle Point.
Thoae attending were Mr. and
Mra. Millard Bush, Mr. and Mrs
Jake Olson, Mr. and Mra. Ted
Flury, Mr. and Mra. Von Wll-
liams, Mra. Delbert Mongold, Mr.
and Mra. A. C. Silver, Mr. and
Mra. Tracy Abshlre, Mr. and
Mra. Art Levulette, Grant Wil
liams,' Jamea Tomlinson and
Miss Mary Mongold.
Refreshments were served
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Mr. and Mrs. Alvy Kendall, married March 17 In Glendale.
Ore., were honored March 22 at a reception for which Mr. Ken-
dall'a uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Smith, 3455 Jackson
ville highway, were hosts. The bride is the former Marilyn John
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Johnson. Jacksonville, and the
bridegroom is a stepson of J. R. Hoffman, Applegate.
(Brainerd photo).
Travelogue Pictures
Shown at Club Meeting
Kiwanian Dames hold their
regular luncheon meeting Tues
day in the Rogue Valley Country
club. Mrs. Everett Faber, presi
dent, presided.
Mrs. Ralph Cook showed a
colored travelogue which took
the group on an imaginative trip
from Medford to Panama and re
turn by way of the Oregon coast.
New members introduced were
Mrs. Larry Barnes and Mrs. Dick
House.
A party for husbands of the
members is scheduled for the
first part of May in the Pioneer
room of Jackson hotel. Details
of the parly and date will be an-naunced.
Mrs. Faber announced her
calling committee, Mrs. Leland
Clark, Mrs. George Harrington,
Mrs. F.ugene Orr, Mrs. Lynn
Cram, Mrs. N. B Pritchett Jr.,
Mrs. Frank Humphrey and Mra.
E. Ron Hice.
Hostessees for the luncheon
were Mrs. Lloyd banders. Mrs.
Dick Phair, Mrs. Charles Ben
nett and Mrs- Paul Sclby.
MMlInn Annnunr
For VFW Auxiliary
Velcrana of Foreign Wars
auxiliary will meet Tuesday.
April 4 at 8 p.m. in the Veter
ans' hall, 42 North Front street.
There will be initiation and re-
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Church Study Group
Plans Tuesday Meeting
Next meeting of the study
group of the Women's Society
of Christian Service, First Meth
odist church, will be held at
the parsonage Tuesday. April 4.
1:15 p.m. Mrs. Robert Taylor
will be the leader, assisted by
Mrs. A. O. Walker and Mrs.
Ralph Woodford. Devotions will
be led by Mrs. W. W. Walker.
The book being studied is
"Women of Scripture," and the
chapter for the day is "Women
of Prayer, Faith and Service."
Anyone interested is welcome to
attend.
The group met last Friday, al
so at the parsonage, to review
the chapter "Sharing the Bless
ings of Home" with Mrs. G. A.
Dierdorff as the leader.
Butte Faffs PTA Unit
Sponsors Pfay Showing
Butte Falls Members of the
Butte Falls Parent-Teacher assoc
iation will sponsor "Adam's
Evening," a play produced by
members of the Phoenix Little
Theater guild, April 4 at 7:30
p.m. In the high school
auditorium-
Proceeds from the production
will be given by the guild to the
building fund for the Phoenix
community club and youtn
center.
Recent Reception
Given For Couple
Wedded in Glendale
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Smith
were hosts March 22 for a recep
tion honoring their nephew,
Alvy Kendall and his bride, the
former Marilyn Johnson. The
newlyweds were married March
17 at the home of the Rev. Guy
L. Armstrong, Glendale, Ore.,
with the bride's sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Winkelman of Glendale as at
tendants. The couple made a
brief wedding trip north.
The reception was held at the
Smith's home, 3455 Jacksonville
highway. For the event the bride
wore an organdy dress of pale
orchid color with white em
bossed flowers. Her corsage was
of white ' carnations encircled
with orchid sweet peas and a
coronet of matching blossoms
held a short veil.
Decorations for the Smith
home were of white snapdrag
ons and yellow daffodils and in
dividual tables held lighted yel
low candles. Wedding music,
played softly was heard through
out the reception.
The wedding cake, decorated
with yellow daffodils, was cut
by Mrs. R. J. Harris, cousin of
the bridegroom, and his sister,
Mrs. Tim Loftus. poured. The
guest book was in the care of
Mrs. John Mitchell, sister of the
bridegroom. About 75 guests
called during the evening.
The couple will live at 2919
Summers Lane, Klamath Falls,
where the bridegroom is attend
ing Oregon Technical institute
The bride is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Johnson, Jackson
ville, and Mr. Kendall Is a step
son of J. R. Hoffman, Applegate,
Ore.
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Red Cross Instructs
Eleven Grey Ladies;
New Service Started
Inspired by the needs of com
munity service, membera of the
Jackson County Red Cross have
launched the new program
known as "Service to the Lom
munity." Eleven gray ladies
have completed a training course
which was conducted here dur
ing the week for those interested
in the course.
Women who completed the
course are Mrs. Arthur C ban
ders, Mrs. J. E. Gribble, Mrs.
Edward G. Burgess. Mrs. John
S. Dav. Mrs. Chester Guches
Mrs. Dale Newton, Mrs. L. B.
Thomas, Mrs. R. M. Bartels. Mrs.
Max Pierce. Mrs. I. E. Schuler
and Mrs. Shelbv Tuttle.
Mrs. Melvin Krows, Miss Vera
Humphrey and Miss Margaret
Nason also took advantage of the
informative program.
This is entirely an innovation
for gray ladies since it will have
been the only community where
such a service has been institut
ed bv Red Cross services.
Heretofore gray ladies have
been trained only for service by
the staffs of military hospitals,
Instruction given in the three
day session included such sub
jects as "activating a commu
nity service," social attitudes,
public welfare, health services
both in community and at home
and medical, psychological, per
sonal and sDiritual aspects.
Dr. A. Erin Merkcl. county
health officer, presented a pro
gram on child guidance, rehabil
itation and needs of an educa
tional program in health work.
Mrs. Blanche Frisbie, county
health nurse, gave in detail the
techniaue of home servicing.
"Medical Aspects of Lay Visit
ing" was presented by Dr. Rich
ard Sleeter. in wnicn ne stressen
understanding and the impor
tance of the right kind of pro
gram.
Mrs. Vera Thompson from
Oregon Commission for Blind
impressed members of the class
with her subject. "Psychological
Aspects of Visiting the Blind."
She urged education in use of
the "white cane and requested
the blind be spoken of only as
v i s u a 1 1 v handicapped. Mrs.
Thompsontatcd that there were
over 60 such handicapped per
sons in Jackson county.
The Rev. George R. Bolster
sooke to the gray ladies
"those doing Christian work who
go out and seek and do not wait
for it to come to their door."
Since this is a new branch of
Red Cross service in which there
is a great deal of interest, it is
being observed closely by area
office of the Red Cross in San
Francisco. Miss Mildred Samuel-
son, assistant director of that of
fice, stated she was confident this
grnuo would develop a pattern
which possibly could be followed
by other chapters.
This group will work in full
cnoneration with local doctors.
Jackson County Public Health
asnciation . the welfare affice
and Medford Ministerial associa
tion. Guest Day
Annual guest day will be ob
served by the members of the
Wednesday Study club April 5.
with the event to be at the Girls'
Community club. Each member
is entitled to bring a guest for
the afternoon.
The program will begin at J
p.m. with the good time com
mittee in charge of the affair.
Heading the committee is Mrs.
Rubv Rusque with Mrs. C. A.
Dierdorff, Mrs. F. K. Deuel, Mrs.
A. C. Leighton and Mrs. Dan
Hull assisting.
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