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Spring Musicale
Of Grade Pupils
Set For May 1 9
The annual elementary school
spring musicale will be held Fri
day, May 19, at 7:30 p. m., in
the high school stadium. Over
1,000 students will appear In this
seasonal outdoor event featuring
600 singers, a rhythm band of
350 pupils in the second grade
and 150 young instrumentalists,
as well as numerous folk dances.
Music will include springtime
songs and the traditional May
Dole dance. There will be patri
otic selections and old favorites
such as Stephen Foster's "Beau
tiful Dreamer" and the lovely
"Stars of the Summer Night' and
"Old Folks at Home."
The production is under the
direction of Miss Mabel L. Nan
sen, vocal music supervisor in
the Medford public schools. As
sisting will be elementary room
teachers of grades two to four,
physical education directors and
instrumental instructors.
It is thought that the use of the
stadium will provide an ideal
setting for the spring musicale,
making possible the participa
tion of more students than can
be accommodated in the audito
rium and providing ample space
for spectators.
The musicale, in observance
of National Music week, is free
to the public.
TOM NOT FORGOTTEN
South Ccrvcr, Mass. U.R A
collection of nearly 300 articles
owned and used by Gen. and
Mrs. Tom Thumb, famous mid
gets, is on display at a museum
ooerated here by Thumb's
nephew.
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SKATES SOUND ALARM
Camden, N. J. (U.R) A pair
of ice skates sounded the alarm
when fire burned through the
roof of Willis W. Howard's
house. Mrs. Howard heard a loud
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Girl Scouts Plan
Annual Play Day
Saturday At Park
Girl scouts have a number of
events planned for this week
end.
Saturday, May 13, from 11
a.m. to 3 p.m., Girl scouts of the
fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth
grades will enjoy a play day.
The program will start promptly
at 11 a.m. in "Sherwood Forest"
In TouVelle park. Troop leaders
are responsible for transporta
tion of their troops, and each
girl is to bring a sack lunch.
Milk and ice cream bars will be
sold.
Girls and leaders upon arri
val will receive Robin Hood hats
and feather emblems for their
camp in Sherwood Forest. At
1 p.m. the Yreka Girl scout drill
team will open the afternoon
programs and the girls who
worked for their folk dancing
badge will have their final dem
onstration. Also scouts who are
now working on their group mu
sic badge will sing as a chorus.
During the afternoon there will
be contests, relays, and soft ball
games.
The Robin Hood day program
Is in charge of Mrs. Lawrence
Buonacore assisted by Mrs.
James Barnard and Mrs. Victor
Birdseye.
Brownies will hold a tea for
their mothers Friday, May 12, at
1:30 p.m. at the Shady Cove
school. Mrs. R. J. Lane is leader
of the Shady Cove Brownie
troops.
The Girl scout office reports
that registration for summer
camp are coming in fast, and
that fly-up brownies or new
fifth grade scouts may register
for the first week of camp at
Low Echo only, which is the
week of July 9 to 16.
Gold Hill Social Events
Include Recent Showers;
Honor Medford Woman
Gold Hill Recent social
events in Gold Hill included two
shower parties.
Mrs. Jack Hendrickson of Med
ford was honored at a shower '
May 5 at the home of Mrs. Ro- j
land Washburn on Fifth ave-!
nue. The house was decorated j
with spring flowers. Hostesses i
for the partv were Mesdames I
John E. Tilley. Roland Wash
burn sad Miss Ida Dusenberrv. !
Refreshments were served to !
Mesdames Fannie Underhill. E.
A. Bennett. C. L. Dusenberry.
L. Locffler, Rolen Rosecrans,
Robert Pugh, Soren Christensen,
Frank Lawrence of Medford: L.
H. Marsrien, Ernie Cooper. Wil
liam Hittle. Ethel Edington and
D. R. Hendrickson.
Also Mesdames Lucy Eding
ton, Gertrude Rosecrans, George
Dorman. William Ferguson. John
B. Tilley. Melford Hood, Wilbur
Martin. Rob Dusenberrv, Donald
Dusenberry, W. T. Fields. Thcl
hert Wright, James Early. Paul
Throne and Misses Anne Chris
tensen, Helen and Suzanne Hood.
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TRADITIONAL START Mr- nd Mn- Conrad Nicholson HUton Jr.
cut their wedding cake during reception after they were married in
Beverly Hills, Caltt. The bride Is the former HbaOeth Taylor. Hoi
lywood actress, and the groom Is the son ot the Hilton notel family.
They will honeymoon in Europe for three months.
A bridal shower was held for
Mrs. Lawrence Loeffler at the
home of Mrs. Bruce Bennett
May 3, with Mrs. Bennett. Mrs.
W. L. Voss, Mrs. Earl Kelley
and Mrs. E. A. Bennett as host
esses. After opening of the gifts, the
hostesses served refreshments to
Mesdames W. A. Kelley. Louis
Loeffler, A. W. Lari'cks. A.
Stotts, K. E. Alleman, Theodore
Johnson. C. A. Jenks. Clyde A.
Beck. David Gordon, Wilbur
Martin. Miss Elaine Kelley and
Miss Ann Loeffler.
noise in the attic. The flames hrd
burned through a string suspend
ing the skates from the ceiling.
Firemen saved the house.
Center Dedication
To Climax Phoenix
Week-End Festival
Plioenix. May 11 Climax of
the two-day Phoenix May festi
val will come Sunday at 1 p m.,
when the newly constructed
Youth Center and Community
building is dedicated It will be
the first Sundny event, and Dr.
Elmo Stevenson, of Southern
Oregon college, will give tne ded
icatory address.
Other events will start at noon
Saturday, and continue through
until late Sunday afternoon. Two
dances, one modern and one
"old-time," will be held Satur
day evening.
Those participating in the fes
tixal parade Saturday are re
quested to be at the new center
building at 9:30 a.m. Saturday.
Caravans to surrounding towns
will leave then, and those wish
ing to join the trips are invited.
At a meeting of festival com
mittees lart night, it was an
nounced that a few choice spots
are still open for booths at the
festival grounds. Fred Kucst is
in charge, and can be contacted
Thursday or Friday afternoons.
Mothers' Day Services
Set at Vets' Center
Camp White, May 11 Moth
ers' day services will be held in
the chapel of the center from
9:30 to 10:15 a.m. this Sunday.
invitations nave ut-un iiiam-u iu
all veterans organizations invit
ing mothers to participate in the
services, to be conducted by
Henry W. Anderson, Protestant
chaplain.
Father John Cummisky, Cath
olic chaplain, will say a special
mass and preach a sermon in ob
servance of Mothers' day at
10:30 a.m. He will also say the
7:15 a m. earlier mass. The Sac
red Heart parish organist and
choir will sing at Chaplain Cum
miskey's later service.
CALENDAR
Thursday
7:30 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.
Larry Carson, 23 Glen Oak
court.
8 p. m. Reaines chapter, OES,
Masonic temple.
8 p. m. Zonta club, home of
Mrs. Beatrice Johnson.
8 p. m. Past Noble Grands'
club. Girls' Community club.
8 p. m. Phoenix Lady Lions,
home of Mrs. C. C. Leaf, South
Phoenix.
8 p. m. AAUW Creative arts
group, home of Mrs. Neil David-
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Rev. E. P. Ascraft, who hat been
Missionary in China for many years,
at the Free Methodist Church, 337
W. 10th St., Medford. Services begin
ning at 1:45 P.M. May 11-14.
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PREFERS TO BE TAXED
Clinton, Mass. (U.R) Eligible
for exemption because of his age
67-year-old Herbert S. Child in-1
listed that the town take his $2
poll tax. He said paying the tax
is a "public privilege." j
son, 30 South Barneburg road.
Friday
12:30 p. m. Reames, Adarel !
and Nevita Past Matrons' clubs,
luncheon with Alpha Past Ma
trons' club, AshlRnd Masonic I
temple. j
12:30 p. 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 8. at church.
2:30 p. m. Roosevelt PTA, at
school.
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