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These seven members of the Jackson County Home Extension committee planned the annual
Homemakers' Festival held last week in the Central Point Grange hall and attended by hundreds of
women from all parti of the county. Shown sealed, left to right, are Mrs. Leland Charley, Browns-
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Mrs. Henry Dooms, Ashland; Mrs.
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Speaker on Program
For Auxiliary-Guild
Mrs. Dunbar Carpenter will
speak at a meeting of St. Mark's
Auxiliary-Guild set for Friday,
May 12, in the parish hall.
Her talk will follow luncheon,
to be served at 12:30 p.m. by
Mrs. O. J. Gould. Mrs. L. G.
Graves and Mrs. Florence Ben
ner. The organization has made
plans for a rummage sale to be
held Thursday and Friday, May
11 and 12. in the Guild hall, cor
ner of Sixth street and North
Oakdale avenue. Mrs. Ed Mc
Kinstry and Mrs. Arthur G. Mc
Millin are in charge of the sale.
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Mrs. G. W. McBee. Howard district; standing, left to right, are
Fred Svinth, Prospect; Mrs. A. T. Lathrop, Central Point, and
Exhibits which portray the projects of the year are part of
the annual Homemakers' Festival of county extension units. Mrs.
Paul Olson, left, and Mrs. Ben Gardener are shown with the herb
exhibit which the Reese Creek unit had for the show held Wed
nesday in Central Point. Others were on lampshade making, glove
making, correct home lighting and other subjects studied during
the year. (Brainerd photo).
Bethel Mothers Plan
Organization of Club;
Friendship Night Held
A Job's Daughters mothers'
club for Medford bethel will be
organized at a meeting set for
Tuesday, May 9, at the home of
Mrs. A. Z. Dean, 1006 South
Oakdale avenue. Mrs. Dean is
guardian of the bethel.
All mothers of bethel mem
bers are invited to attend the
meeting, set for 2 p.m.
The bethel observed Friend
ship night Wednesday, with a
group of members and parents
coming from the Ashland bethel.
A potluck dinner was followed
by the regular bethel ceremonies
and a program.
Tuesday night a group of
Medford members and guardian
council members will go to Ash
land for the observance of
Friendship night by the Ashland
bethel.
Wednesday Study Club
Hold Recent Meeting
Mrs. G. A. Dierdorff was hos
tess to members of Wednesday
Study club May 3. A business
meeting was held. Tea was
served by the hostess, assisted
by Mrs. J. S. Heatherington and
Mrs. W. L. Walden.
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At Annual Fest ival
Of Extension Units
"People only need to under
stand one another," said Miss
Edith Freeman, rural sociologist
when she spoke on "Life's Give
and Take" at the annual Home
makers' Festival of Jackson
county extension units held last
Wednesday in Central Point.
Several hundred members and
guests attended.
Miss Freeman declared that
the need in this country today
is for more love and understand
ing, not only in the home but
in all walks of life, and said
"let s not always think of money
and trouble, but only of love
and appreciation."
The speaker talked of those
who are "selfishly unselfish,"
and of those who are
"unselfishly s e 1 f 1 s h." Tell
ing o the former, she said
these were the people who can
never relinquish the role of the
giver. Miss Freeman said many
people tend to make giving en
tirely commercial, a matter of
gifts purchased and presented
with "nothina of the giver" in
cluded in the gesture. At this
time she also spoke of the re
lationships between parents ana
children and said "look at their
deeds, but only in love and not
in self glorification.
She said America does have
a strong sense of "class" in spite
of protestations of democracy
and said these were evidenced
in race, social position and re
ligion. Miss Freeman declared
"we just don't know how other
people live, or understand them;
instead we lean on stereotyped
generalizations that often aren't
true."
Miss Freeman said the educa
tion of the people in this country
tends to be contradictory m mai
parents attempt to train their
children to do everything well
and on the other hand keep
belittling them for fear they
will get a swelled head."
"We don t understand even
our own families, ftiiss rree-
man declared and said too many
people "build a little fence
around themselves" and are
afraid to express their love and
affection for tear tney win De
hurt.
The sDeaker said individuals
and groups could work to over
come this lack of understanding
by inter-change of ideas, through
discussion, by learning how to
listen to other people and their
problems and by "working ana
playing together."
FOE Auxiliary Plans
Monthly Camp Dance
The auxiliary to the Fraternal
Order of Eagles will sponsor its
monthly dance at the veterans
center at Camp White Monday,
May 8. Entertainment will be
furnished during the intermis
sion and women attending are to
take homemade cakes for the re
freshment hour.
Women attending are asked to
meet at the Eagles hall at 7:15
d. m. for transportation.
Sunday, May 7, 1950
Anniversary Party
Planned By Bethel
In Central Point
Central Point Final prepara
tions will be made this week for
the second anniversary celebra
tion by Central Point bethel of
Job's Daughters. The celebra
tion will be held Thursday, May
11, in connection with the usual
bethel meeting, and is set for
7:30 p.m.
In addition to the birthday
party, the event will be in the
nature of a "celebration of the
bethel's having won in drill com
petition at the recent state meet
ing at CoquiMe. The bethel pre
sented a novelty number, "The
Wedding of the Painted Doll,"
the music for this having been
previously recorded bv Jean and
Abby Green. The drill won the
first place In the class B novelty
numbers.
About 38 members of the
bethel, as well as a number of
parents and guardians, attended
the state meeting and witnessed
the drill competition.
The drill was planned by Mrs.
Everett Faber, guardian of the
bethel, and Mrs. Charles Meyer,
djrector of music.
The program for Thursday's
party is being arranged by
Misses Caruline Frecland. Doreen
Jones. Carlene von Buskirk and
Mary Kay Findley. On the com
mittee to decorate the lodge
room are Misses Laural Jewett,
Marian Smith. Pat Shook and
Evelyn Jones. Decorating the
dining room will be Misses Lin
da Obrnchain, Helen Tonn, Vir
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