TEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday, May 7, llSO
Navy Mothers Observe
Thirteenth Birthday
At Meeting Tuesday
Medford Navy Mothers' club
celebrated the 13th anniversary
of the organization at a lun
cheon meeting Tuesday In the
Girls community ciud. auuui
25 members were present, in
cluding seven member from
the Central Point club.
A number of charter members
nant thaae inrltiHinff
Mrs. Clara Higgins, Mrs. Elza
R. Santo, Mrs. Josle tioDer, ivirs.
George Culy, Mrs. Carl Ludwig
Today several members of
the club will go to rtoseDurg lor
a district meeting at wnicn rep
McantatiuAo frnm MpHfnrri. Cen
tral Point, Coos Bay, Portland
and Roseburg will be present.
Mrs. Elsie Alexander and mem
bers of her Hawaiian band will
make the trip to play at the
veterans hospital in Roseburg.
Mrs. O. V. Hayes is com
mander of the Medford club.
Visitors Entertained
By Degree of Honor
At Meeting Last Week
Delegates of the Degree of
Honor Lodge from Roseburg,
Grants Pass and Ashland met
with the Medford chapter last
week for annual guest night,
in the Pythian hall.
A potluck supper preceded a
short business meeting when
state officers and visiting presi
dents were introduced. Misses
Marilyn and Donna Lou Barker
played accordion solos. The drill
team gave a preview of the drill
to be presented for inspection
the latter part of May.
Club Calendar
Sunday
3 d. m. Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Mrs. Chester Peterson, 2534 Bui
lock road.
7 p. m. St. Mark's YPF, par
ish nan.
7:30 D. m Phoenix Presby
terian church young people at
church.
Monday
12:30 p. m. Adarel Past Ma
trons' club, Jacksonville Mason
ic hall.
1 p. m. Past Matrons' club of
Reames chapter. OES. Girls'
Community club.
1 p. m. Medford district Girl
scout committee and neighbor
hood chairmen, Scout house.
l:3U p. m. Junior Service
league board, home of Mrs. Rich
ard Sleeter.
7:15 p. m. FOE auxiliary.
ujs nail.
7:15 p. m. Toastmistress club,
Girls' Community club.
o p. m. iu club. Mrs. Caro
lyn Russell, 316 South Orange
street.
8 p. m Baptist church Ladies
auxiliary and Gorsline circle at
cnurcn.
8 p. m Scottish Rite wom
en's club. Medford Masonic tem
ple.
8 p. m. Medford Musical so
ciety, Mrs. M. N. Hogan, Siski
you heights.
o p. m. at. Mark s Evening
guild, parish house.
Tuesday
VOTE FOR
W. P. TUCKER
Republican Candidate for
Nomination tor
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T7 yaan mldant and taxpayar, 11
yaara D.puty Clark. Appointed Jul
tie of tha Paaca 1943. Hatted to
six yaar term 1 944.
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9 a. m. Girl scout volunteer
supervisors' training course,
Scout house.
9:30 a. m. Siskiyou district.
Oregon Federation of Garden
clubs. Rogue River Grange hall.
10 a. m. Delphian society.
Girls' Community club.
10:30 a. m. Oak urove exten
sion, home of Mrs. Hugo von der
Hellen.
12:30 p. m Junior Service
league, Rogue Valley Country
club.
3:30 p. m. Central Point PTA.
7:30 p. m. Medford Duplicate
Bridge club, Medford hotel.
7:30 p. m. Girl scout camp
building committee. Scout house.
7:45 p. m. Rogue Valley cho
rus rehearsal, Medford senior
high school music room.
8 p. m. Degree of Honor Pro
tective association, Pythian hall.
8 p. m. Pythian club. Girls
Community club.
o p. m. Ladies Mounted
troop at club house.
Wednesday
10:30 a. m. Medford Home
Extension unit. Priddy street rec
reation hall.
1 p. m. AA. PEO. Mrs. C. I.
Drummond, Ross lane.
1:30 p. m. Womans Bible
class of Methodist church, Mrs.
Susan Graham, 59 Quince street.
7:30 p. m. Women s auxiliary
of Jackson County Medical so
ciety, Mrs. Brandt Bartels, 35
Valley View drive.
8 p. m. Aid Association for
uitnerans, church parlors.
8 p. m. American Legion
auxiliary, armory.
8 p. m. Crater Lions auxil
iary. Rogue Valley Country club
banquet room.
Thunday
Larry Carson, 23 Glen Oak
court.
8 p. m. Reames chapter, OES,
Masonic temple.
8 p. m. Zonta club, home of
Mrs. Beatrice Johnson.
8 p. m. Past Noble Grands'
club, Girls' Community club.
Friday
12:30 d. m. St. Mark's Auxil
iary guild, parish hall.
1 p. m. Friday Luncheon
club. Mrs. Nida Oatman, 516
South Grape street.
2 p. m. Providence guild of
Sacred Heart hospital, at hos
pital. 2 p. m. Methodist church cir
cle b, at cnurcn.
Saturday
2 p. m. College Women's Club
of Rogue Kiver vauey, iresDy
terian church.
2 p. m. Zuleima temple,
Daughters of Nile, Grants Pass
Masonic temple.
Don't Be Shy!
1 o. m Adarel Social club.
Mrs. Lloyd Hamlin, Arnold lane.
1 p. m. St. Peter's Ladies'
Aid society at church.
1 p. m. Medford Soiourners'
club, YMCA.
1:30 n. m. AAUW Book Re
view group, Mrs. Samuel Ear-
hart, 11 North Peach street.
1:30 p. m. Woman's Chris
tian Temperance union, Girls'
Community club.
7:3U central Point bethel.
Central Point Masonic temple.
7:30 p. m. Phoenix Thursday
club. Mrs. Jess Wilson, Delta Wa
ters road.
8 p. m. Beta Sigma Phi, Mrs.
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Winners Announced
For Duplicate Club
Miss Janet Burpee and Wil
liam Kennedy took first place
in the regular weekly game of
the Medford Duplicate Bridge
club Tuesday night, their score
being 61 points. Second went to
Mrs. T. J. Fuson and Frank Hud
son, the latter of Portland, with
60 '4 points and in third place
were Mrs. Paul Hatton and T. J.
Fuson, their score being 55
points.
Mrs. G. R. Owens and Mrs.
Frank R. Baker took fourth with
a score of 54Va points, and two
couples tied for fifth and sixth
places, these being Mr. and Mrs.
B. L. Sanderson and Mrs. Royal
Lee, playing with Miss isoDei
Stuart as a partner.
The club plays each Tuesday
at the Medford hotel at v:30 p.m.
Oak Grove Extension
To Install Officers
Mrs. Hugo von der Hellen
will entertain the uak urove
Extension unit at her home on
Jacksonville hiehwav Tuesday
Mav 9 at 10:30 a.m. There will
be installation of officers and
Mrs. John Elson has been asked
to officiate.
Taking office will be Mrs.
Lyle Thurman, cnairman; mrs.
Don Runvard. treasurer: Mrs.
Rolland Jones, vice-chairman
and Mrs. Glen Bailey, secretary,
Miss Eula Wintermote will be
present to give the project "in
proved Home Lighting." Lunch
eon will be served at noon by
Mrs. B. Ford, Mrs. E. G. Trow
bridge and Mrs. Fred Sander.
Everyone attending is asked to
bring their own service and
child care will be in charge of
Mrs. Glen Bailey and Mrs.
Aeschliman.
Gueits Leave for Home
After Visiting Here
Leaving today for their home
in Portland, are Mrs. Edna Fin
lav. Mrs. Mildred Peterson and
Joe Halter, after visiting here
since Friday with Mrs. Finlay's
daughter and sdn-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. William Schei of Crater
Inn motel.
Upper Applegate Dairy Club
The Upper Applegate Dairy
club held its regular meeting
April 29 at the home, of Hilda
Sutherlin. Ten members ana
seven visitors were present.
They studied the judging of
cows, and discussed a trip to the
4-H summer school in Corvallis.
The next meeting will be at
Gary West's home, May 21.
Members are to bring projects
for demonstrations. County
Agent Rufus Cate will be
present
Hilda Sutherlin, reporter
News Notes from Medford Hi
Robene
Starcher
By Robene Starcher
Over 90 girls participated in
the style show and tea which
were held in the cafeteria Wed.
nesday in con
nection with
the annual
Girls' League
week. The
e v en t was
highlighted by
presentation of
various awards
to outstanding
members of the
league.
The style
show was pre
sented by Mrs.
Alberta L o i
land's sewing
classes, with the girls modeling
clothes they had made, and the
cooking classes under the super
vision of Miss Hazel Hatley were
in charge of the tea.
Bebe Millsaps was named win
ner of the chapter AA, PEO
merit award which was present
ed by Mrs. Claude Thompson,
chapter president. The Daugh
ters of the American Revolution
citizenship award was presented
to Barbara Manley by Mrs. Sher
man L. Divine, a past regent of
Crater Lake chapter and chair
man of the good citizenship committee.
Mrs. Marjorie Butler, Girls
league advisor, was presented a
large purple orchid by a group of
league members, and she in turn
presented Girls league awards
for outstanding work in the
group to Gloria Juhnke and Bar
bara Burns, seniors; Alverna Gil
lispie and Suzanne Hinkle, jun
iors; Glenda Martin, Wilma Tis
del and Evelyn Jones, sophomores.
The Neva Lowry memorial
awards for the best cotton
dresses were presented by Mrs.
Lonand to aeoe Millsaps, Irene
Williams and Donna Friend.
Girls pouring for the tea were
Irene Carr, Jerrie Haring Wat
son, Jean Cardona, Wanda Lof
land, Evelyn Moen and Diana
Monia Wilson. Beverly Robinson
was general chairman of the tea
committee and sub-chairmen
were Jean Cardona, Alyce Gault.
Alice Helman, Joan Haring and
Pat Lemmon.
Bebe Millsaps was style show
chairman.
Background music for the tea
was provided by the senior high
string quartet, Joyce Montgom
ery; Maureen Rice, Robene
Starcher and Margaret Huson,
and Ruth Lininger, pianist. Miss
Lorraine Veidt supplied piano
music for the style show, and
was in charge of the tea program.
The program consisted of
"That Wonderful Mother of
Mine," sung by Suzanne Hinkle,
soprano; "Salut d'Amor," played
as a Violin solo by Maureen Rice,
and "Music When Soft Voices
Die" and "Without a Song" sung
by the girls' sextet composed of
Jane uurno, buzanne Hinkle,
Donna Mack, Maxine Myers. Vir
ginia Richmond and Florence
Lyons.
The junior and senior classes
have selected princesses for the
Junior from, to be given May
13. The juniors chose Janet Hise,
Donna Mullin, Mary Jo True and
Corinne Wing. Seniors selected
are Patsy Bottjer, Evelyn Moen,
Virginia Richmond and Jerrie
Haring Watson.
From these eight a queen will
be selected for the dance.
Mrs. Elsie Butler and DeVere
Taylor, senior high school fac
ulty members, will be at junior
high school Tuesday to enroll
nintn grade pupils tor their first
year in senior high school. The
class is said to number more than
360 pupils, largest in the history
of the schools.
Several Klamath Union hieh
school seniors visited Medford
high school May 1. their official
"skip day." Included were Wayne
Carothers, Dick Petzoldt, Harold
Howard, Kon Lowell. Doue Mey
ers, Dorin Van Lue. Dick Win
ters, Bill Gass, Bob Yarnell, Bob
Bye, Gene Carlson, Roger Klahn
and Joe Wilkins. Yarnell attend
ed junior high school here at one
time.
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When you are responsible for
six floors in one building and
nine in another, it takes plan
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Clean's results at Shadyside hos
pital are proof of her advice.
Four supervisors and 70 work
ers help Mrs. McClain to clean
miles of floors. Her walls run
into acres. Four men work stead
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week just to keep the floors
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There are nine daily newspa
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Students Disagree
With Charges Made
Against Fraternities
Chicago (U.R) Co-eds and fra
ternity men disagree with edu
cators who called the Greek let
ter societies undemocratic, friv
olous and disloyal to their
schools.
In a panel discussion, educat
ors attending the 55th annual
meeting of the North Central As
sociation of colleges and second
ery schools here said the
"Greeks" contributed nothing to
the colleges.
The association, which wields
great power in crediting colleges
and high schools, planned to take
no action against the secret so
cieties, however.
One of the speakers was Edgar
C. Cummings, dean of DePauw
university at Greencastle, Ind.,
which is overloaded with fra
ternities and sororities. The
Methodist school of 2,200 stu
dents, often called the "marriage
mart of the midwest," has 23 of
them altogether.
Cummings charged that any
education the Greek society
members get is received by
"forced feeding or osmosis."
Co-Ed Disagrees
He said his school is swamped
with applications from girls who
apparently want to come to De
Pauw just to join a sorority, and
their loyalties go to the sorority
house first and the school sec
ond. But a comely blonde co-ed,
Frances Chambers, a member of
Delta Delta Delta at DePauw,
denied her dean's charges. Fra
ternity members from other
schools supported her stand, as
did the national president of a
sorority.
Miss Chambers, a junior from
Bronxville, N. Y., who is en
gaged to a Chicago boy. said "so
rorities and fraternities stimulate
scholarship."
"We have regular study hours
and study tables, and the houses
are constantly striving to be far
up in the scholastic standings."
she said. "Our house tries to get
every girl a 'C average.
Hutchiru Disputed
At the University of Chicago,
where president Robert Hutch
ins once said "fun, fraternities
and football" were the worst
enemies of academic education,
a Beta Theta Phi, John Lovejoy,
said "fraternities teach us to live
together and broaden our home
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