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f 5 " u-J.-.. -. ijiiLi -.a.... $e&iLAm&Mmmm aaaaal-- i Organized as the Roosevelt Mothers' chorui, ihii newest vocal group in Medford has made a number of appearance! this winter ana will sing tomorrow afternoon lor a meeting of Roosevelt Parent-Teacher association. Shown in the front row. left to right, are Mrs. H. D. Chrutensen, Mrs. John A. Carter. Mrs. Howard E. Bush, Mrs. Ed Milne. Mrs. Vincent P. Bevis, Mrs. Richard G. Phair and Mrs. Robert Shepherd. In the back row. left to right, are Mrs. Richard Payne, accompanist. Mrs. Tracy Crum. Mrs. Wayne Jamison. Mrs. Edward Hall, Mrs. Lionel Rankin, Mrs. Otto Frohnmayer. director. Mrs. Wilbur A. Arnold, Mrs. Glen A. Gib bons, Mrs. B. W. Riebe. Chorus members not in the picture are Mrs. A. C. Pierce and Mrs. Glen Schneider. Others who have parti cipated during the year are Mrs. J. Scott Heatherington, Mrs. Robert C. Browne and Mrs. Chester Hubbard. (Brainerd photo). Gold Hill Rebekahs Sponsor Card Party Gold Hill Rebekah lodge members sponsored a card party at the lodge Friday. Pinochle, canasta and solo were the games played. High scores were won by Mrs. Wilmer Bailey and Ce cil Bell in pinochle, by Wilmer Bailey in solo and by Mrs. Leon ard Andrews and Lester Thomp son in canasta. The committee, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Frank Carter, Mrs. Norman Gail and Mrs. Lester Thompson served refreshments after the games. MEDFORD BEAUTY SCHOOL IS Shouting for Students Many Good Jobs Open ENROLL AT ONCE In Our June Class Phone Portia Henderson 2-6536 MEDFORD PHARMACY 127 E. 6th Just Off Central 9 A.M. - 10:30 P.M. For Complete Prescription Service DAY Hf"jtl Night and ftjfif 0)11 2-6253 If No Answer Call 2-8582 Prompt Free Delivery Baby Needs Sick Room Supplies Rentals JIM GORDON Bidgood Hudson Medford't Own Modern Pharmacy Chairman Named For Next Jamboree Of Square Dancers Glenn Smith, chairman of the Medford YMCA square dance group, has announced the ap point of Frank Van Dyke as gen eral chairman in charge of ar rangements for the square dance jamboree to be held in the sen ior high school gymnasium the evening of June 3. This event is of particular im portance to square dancers be cause the caller of the evening is to be Jack Hoheisal from Los Angeles and the many who par ticipated in the Hoheisal jambo ree in March have been eagerly anticipating his return to the valley. Mr. Hoheisal is in great demand as a caller in southern California and has also made re cordings which are very popu lar. Mr. Van Dyke, as chairman of the sauare dance Jamboree, wishes to call attention to the fact that tickets are now on sale at the YMCA, Pruitt's, at Pur ucker's Piano House and from members of the "Y" square dance committee. Mr. Van Dyke states that com mittees have been appointed to assist him with arrangements for the dance. On the ticket com mittee are Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Denham. Serving on the house committee will be Mr. and Mrs. Lester Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Bessonnette and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ragsdale make up the committee in charge of sound equipment. Kenneth Denman heads the music committee. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smith are the program committee and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jamison are on the con cession committee. Mr. and Mrs. Jack CrumD and Mr. and Mrs. Darell Huson are on the hospi tality committee and Mrs. Den man and Mrs. Van Dyke are in charge of publicity. Taking tickets will be Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Blough and Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Williams. Central Point Group Holds Work Session Central Point Central Point Garden club held a work ses sion at the home of Mrs. Henry Conger, Ross lane, May 4, with members making favors which will be sent to the state conven tion in Klamath Falls June 13-15. Mrs. E. W. Jermark. president, conducted a short business meet ing. Each member brought a sack lunch and dessert and coffee were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Conger, Mrs. Warren Pat terson, Mrs. Charles Taylor and Mrs. Paul Anderson. An arrangement of iris was displayed by Mrs. Conger Mothers To Sing For PTA Meeting Friday Afternoon Roosevelt Mothers' chorus, one of the newest vocal groups in the city, will be featured on the pro gram of Roosevelt Parent-Teacher association Friday, May 12. Organized more than a year ago, the group has made several ap pearances this season. Last ap pearance of the chorus was for a meeting last week of the Med ford Council of Parents and Teachers. Mrs. Otto Frohnmayer is di rector and Mrs. Richard Payne is accompanist. Organization of mothers' cho ruses is a state-wide project of the PTA, but so far the Roose velt group is the first of its kind here. At the recent state conven tion, 230 mothers who sing in the choruses throughout the state were on the convention I program. Methodist Women To Give Luncheon Women of the Methodist church will serve a "mother daughter" luncheon in the par lors of the church Saturday, May 13, beginning at 12:30 p.m. Mrs. Everett Faber has been chosen toastmistress for the luncheon and Mrs. Jennie Lawless will give the welcome to daughters while Miss Alice Howard will give the welcoming speech to the mothers. Mrs. Lyle Schoppert and her daughter, Susan will sing a group of duet numbers. In charge of the luncheon are members of Circles two and three headed by Mrs. Meredith Groves and Mrs. Ray Harrison. Those planning to attend the luncheon are requested to noti fy the church office, phone 3-2585. In Spain, which is about twice as large as Oregon, -5,000 rod-and-line fishermen live by catch ing trout and salmon for market. Netting is forbidden. Christian Council Officers Elected; Program On Japan New officers were elected at the last meeting of . Woman's Council of the First Christian church, with Mrs. Vern Bailey re-elected president. Also named to office were Mrs. Arnold Bohnert, vice-president; Mrs. Claude Cooper, recording secre tary; Mrs. C. D. Hershiser, cor responding secretary; Mrs. Ralph Cook, worship chairman and Mrs. A. H. Gregory, treas urer. Mrs. Harlan P. Bosworth Jr., spoke, telling of the drive for funds to build a new Christian university for Japan. Mrs. C. C. Sater spoke on "Japanese Flower Arrange ments' 'and Mrs. Strauss and Mrs. Gregory told of "Churches in Japan." "Schools in Japan" was the topic on which Mrs. A. W. Denny spoke, and Mrs. Davis concluded the program with a paper on "Workers in Japan." Mrs. Frank Heller presented the devotional program and Mrs. Wayne Smith, accompanied by Mrs. Ralph Cook, sang. An executive board and gen eral business meeting were held in the morning, with Mrs. Bailey presiding. Luncheon was served at noon by Kindred circle, with Mrs. Walter Kindred in charge. Tiny Tot Fashions To Be Shown Friday Plans for the "tiny tots" fashion show and silver tea to be held in the Methodist church parlors Friday afternoon, May 12, are progressing nicely, ac cording to the committee mem bers in charge of arrangements for the event. It is announced that all interested friends are invited to be present. Gay colorful play outfits will be featured as well as more elaborate costumes. It Is expect ed that ballet costumes will also be shown and small boys will show fashions popular with those who live in tne west. Hours for the show and tea are from 2 until 4 o'clock. Central Point Girls Plan Mothers' Tea Friday Afternoon Central Point Girls of Cen tral Point high school have planned a Mothers' day tea on Friday, May 12, at 2:30 p. m for the mothers of all students in the school. A program Is being planned for the mothers' enjoyment and this includes musical numbers, a skit coached by Mrs. Frances Ruck, dramatic director, and a style show of the clothing made by girls in homemaking classes. Miss Lois Camp will provide a musical background for the style show. Miss Jean Hamilton, president of Girls' league, and Miss Venice Moon, president of Girls' Ath letic association, will preside at the tea table. On the invitations committee are Dorothy Thumler, chairman; Joanne Carrigan, Colleen Reisin ger and Delores Walker. Laural Jewett is chairman of the dec orations committee, with Gaile Lewis, Shirley Edison and Char lene Paull assisting. Chairman of the refreshment committee is Charlotte Hook, with Lucv Har, nish, Esther Snook and Harriet Morris as members. Beverly Moody is Ciiairman of the clean-up committtee, with Irene Williams, Aylene Sellers and Dorene Jones as members. Miss Marjorie Anderson, adviser for the GAA anri tho 1 P9 01I0 onrt Mrs. Frances Willett, homemak ing teachers, are assisting the girls. Mothers' Week-End Proqram Planned At Ashland School Ashland Southern Oregon college will be host to mothers of students at the annual Moth ers' Weekend celebration Frlrtnv and Saturday. Mav 12-13. Art. vance registrations indicate an attendance of some 150 mothers. The Fridav nmprnm will mncM of registration in Churchill Hall, tour of Lincoln Laboratory school and the campus, a fire side at Susanna Homes Hall, and attendance at the drama depart ment production of "I Remem ber Mama." 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