TWO MEDFORD (OHEGON) MAIL THIBUNE
Monday, June 5, 1950
Society
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Joanna Cogswell
Honored at Party;
Wedding Day Set
Gold Hill Miss Joanna Cogs
well, bride-elect of Richard Ab
bott of Grants Pass, and daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Cogs
well of this city, was honored
at a shower held at the Grange
dining room Friday evening.
The chairs were each decorated
with blue and white bows and a
pink and white umbrella was
over the table of gifts. Miss Car
ma Ferguson, Miss Joanne Cen
ters and Miss Janet Abbott as
sisted Miss Cogswell with the
gifts.
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses, Miss Ferguson,
Miss Centers and Mrs. Lester
Parker to Misses Janet Abbott,
Anne Christensen, Bette Chis
holm. Judv Servold and Mcs
dames Howard Abbott and Don
Hodges of Grants Pass, John
Cogswell. C. L. Dusenberry. Wil
mer Bailey, Nina Dusenberry,
Karl Moore, Soren Christensen,
Joe Lewis. W. T. Fields, Ray
Shunterman, Jean Burreson,
Fitch Snvder, Harry Ncwnham,
Roy Centers, A. W. Servold.
Paul Thompson, Betty Nieder
meyer and Paul Holderness.
The wedding date has been
set for June 24, and the cere
mony will be at the Newman
Methodist church in Grants Pass.
Among other parties for Miss
Cogswell was a linen shower at
the home of Mrs. Emil DiVec
chio on Table Rock road in Mcd
ford. with Mrs. Don Hodge of
Grants Pass as co-hostess. There
were 1B close friends and rela
tives of the couple present, and
the hostesses served rcfresh-im-nts
following opening of the
gifts.
West Side Mothers
Give Dinner Friday
For School Graduates
A dinner was given by West
Side Mothers' club Friday night
honoring eighth grade students
who are entering high school
next fall and also high school
graduates of Jackson county
who began their schooling In
the first grade of West Side
school.
The eighth grade students who
received diplomas are Paul El
gin, Adrian Van Horn and Jerry
Conner. High school graduates
who attended the dinner were
Warren Wendt, Ted Birdseye,
Vaughn Clark, Diane Might,
D'Ann Beck and Elayne Leach,
Mcdfnrd; Peggy McCurley. Jack
sonville, and Lindley Dodson
and Arlcne Stearns, Central
Point.
Barbara Rains had a perfect
attendance record at the school
for the school year, being neith
er tardy nor absent.
Those who received Rice pen
manship certificates were Rich
ard Kengla, second grade: Billic
Metternlrk, Garry Winctrout,
Jimmle Clark, Judy Elgin, and
Louis Roelle. third grade; Linda
Martin and Mary Neil, fourth
Rrade, Diane Seitz and Judith
Van Horn, fifth grade: Gary
Ctoticher, Billie L o u Conner,
Feme Kellow. Barbara Rains
and Adrian Van Horn, final.
Birthday Party Given
By Junior Red Cross
At Camp White Center
Junior Red Cross High School
council gave the Mav birthday
party at the Camp White VA
center May 31.
A musical program was given
by Medford junior high school
orcheslra. directed by Miss Mel
ba Chehak. A special number
was "Perpetual Motion." six vio
lins accompanied bv the orches
tra, and a bass viol duet. Other
numbers included a duet bv
Janice and C'leo Linnlon of
Ashland, who accompanied them
selves on electric guitars, a solo
by Nadene Davis of Eagle Point,
a piano solo bv Marylin Foster.
Ahland. numbers by a boys'
quartet and a girls' trio from
Rogue River high school, direct
ed bv Mrs. Virginia Wsrterfield.
music director at the school.
Ronald Rohbins. president of
the council, was master of cere
monies. Decorations followed the Mav
riav theme with mavpnles and
dancing dolls. Special birthday
cakes were made bv students
from high schools in the council.
Gifts were presented to 46 vet
erans, following the program
which was held outdoors in
Scar's Half Aire.
Serving punch were Mis.
Fiances Flinn and Miss Chehak.
Hot crusty raisin corn bread
sticks are perfect lo serve with
colorful fruit salads. If you
don t have rornstick pans hake
the batter in regular muffin
pans.
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Gold Hill Seniors
Honored at Dinner
Groups Participate
Gold Hill The senior class ol
Gold Hill high school was hon
ored with a turkey dinner at
the Grange dining room on May
31 at noon. Mrs. Lester Thomp
son was general chairman of the
dinner and was assisted by com
mittees from the FfA, the
Grange, Amethyst R e b e k a h
lodge and Gold Hill Garden club.
Faculty members were also
guests and those present were
Arthur S t a u s. William Ken
nedy. Charles '"ook. Miss Gene
va Davis. Miss Beltv Levine and
M r s Myrtle McGregory. All
gave brief talks.
Senior officers each gave a
short talk when introduced by
Mrs. Charles A s k i n, hostess.
They are Raymond Jorc, presi
dent; Jovce Phelps, vice-president:
Elaine Kclley, secretary
and Don Schava. treasurer. Oth
er members of the class present
were Thcola Johnson. Betty
Rosecrans, Jeannette Stone, Lee
anna Hutlon, Carina Ferguson,
Janet Harris. Velina Dickenson,
Bob Smith, Don Harper and Joe
Morgan.
The garden club committee
members were Mrs. Thompson,
Mrs. George Dorman and Mrs.
W. K. Brcssel. Rebekah mem
bers were Mrs. Hannah Routh.
Mrs. Wilbur Martin, and Mrs.
Cecil Bell; the PTA committee
was Mrs. Paul Thompson, Mrs.
Lester Parker and Melford Hood
and from the Grange were Mrs.
Nina Dusenberry, Mrs. Louis
Loeffler, Mrs. Ethel Edington
and Mrs. Charles Askin.
The tables were decorated
with bouquets of dark pink
roses and each place had a little
blue mint cup beside it.
Mrs. Charles Whitlock, noble
grand of the Rebekah lodge.
Mrs. Clyde Beck, president of
the PTA, Mrs. Daniel Stewart,
president of the garden club,
were special guests and Mrs.
Askin of the Grange was hostess.
Two College Students
Become Group Members
Miss Roberta R. Yates, a
sophomore in business and tech
nology from Medlord. was one
of 18 women initiated last week
into the Oregon State college
chapter of Phi Chi Theta. nation
al honorary for women In com
merce, a news release from the
college states.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Yates, 62B North Riv
erside avenue.
Members of the group are se
lected on the hasis of scholar
ship and contributions to the
school of business and technol
ogy. David W. Blair, a sophomore
from Rogue River, was initiated
into Pi Mu Epsilon, national
mathematics honor society. He is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. David
S. Blair, route 1. Rogue River.
Devotional Pictures
Picnic it Planned
By Lutheran Women
St. Pi'trr's I .uthrrnn Ladies
Aid sncicty will hold n pntlurk
picnic nl 1 p. nv Thursday in
Hawthorne park. It is announced
that a committer will take
charge of table? and dishes and
will provide coffee, lemonade
and rolls.
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Monday
7:30 p.m. FL club. Girls
Community club.
8 p.m. Olive Rebekah lodge,
IOOF hall.
Tuesday
11 a.m. Navy Mothers club.
Girls Community club.
1 p.m. Reese Creek Exten
sion unit. Mrs. Bert Williams.
Shady Cove.
1:30 p.m. Oak Grove Neigh
borhood club. Mrs. Lyle Tlnir
man, Jacksonville highway.
2 p.m. Medford Ladv' Elks.
Elks' temple
2 p.m. Washington school,
"welcome party" at school for
children entering first grade
next tail.
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the election. Thursday, June 1.
by a majo,ity of 15 votes. In the
near luture a meeting win be
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are present at tnc meeting can
vote on the site. The meeting will
be advertised 10 days in ad
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have gone to Copper which is on
the Applegate, to visit their
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Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn H. Parr
and their little daughter, Susie,
from VVaurika. Okla., are visit
ing at the Parr ranch on Wards
creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Ethridge of
highway 09 have recently im
proved their properly wun a new
hamburger stand. It is known as
the Two Lous, a combination of
their first names, Louise and
Lewis. Mr. Ethridge will operate
the branch office of the Gordon
Real Estate at this same prop
erty. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Har
wood of Eugene spent the week
end with Mrs. Harwood's father
and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Whipple. Sunday afternoon the
Whipples held open house to
welcome 19 guests. Among them
were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wil
liams and their youngest daugh
ter Irene Williams of Central
Point, also four married daugh
ters with their husbands and
children, all of Central Point;
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Williams
and daughter of Ashland ana
Bill Pyburn.
The EAT hobby club held a
picnic at the Marshall ranch on
Wards creek, Thursday as a spe
cial entertainment for their
house guests and other visitors
from out of slate.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Alcorn
from Oroville. Cal.. a,e visiting
for a week with the W. A. Car
rolls on Highway 99.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Keller.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sweetman
and Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Martin
of Jerome Prairie and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Rose of Rogue River
were guests Tuesday at a card
party at the Harry Nelson home
on North Broadway.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Powell and
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Traxel of
Corvallis have recently purchas
ed the property of Mr. and Mrs.
S. F. Abree on highway 99. Mr.
and Mrs. Traxel are parents of
Mrs. Powell. They plan to raise
berries and peaches on the ranch.
Recent buyers from California
are Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Goslong.
who have purchased the Pasa
dena motel on highway 99. Mr.
Goslong has improved the prop
erty with two new motel build
ings and a new store building
whicn inciuacs groceries and ev
erything for the fisherman, and
two new gas pumps. There will
be two more new motel buildings
added.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Griffith
from Portland have purchased
the Burt Stocking home on high
way 99. Mr. and Mrs. Stocking
plan on a trip east and down the
coast to Florida for the winter,
but will be back to spend next
summer in and around Rogue
river valley.
Thirty members of the Rogue
River high school graduating
class for 1950 were entertained
May 31 by ladies of the Civic
club at a banquet in the club
house. The largest class ever to
graduate from the Rogue River
high school has 13 girls and 17
boys. Class Advisor Mrs. Vir
ginia Westcrfield, Principle
Hugh Clark ad Superintendent
A. B. Mekvold were among the
guests. Mrs. L e 1 a Murray of
Coos Bay, formerly of Rogue
River and past president of the
Civic club 1927-28, was a visit
ing guest, while here on her an
nual trip. The guests were each
presented with a lovely corsage
or rosebud buttonier made by
Mrs. E. W. Shock.
Mrs. L. G. Nuttal, past presi
dent of the Civic club, was mis
tress of ceremonies. Mr. Mek
vold. in a short talk, gave some
excellent advice to the seniors,
as well as expressing his appre
ciation of the group, which has
an exceptionaly high average
seholastically. Pete P u r r i e r,
president of the 1950.class.
thanked the Civic club for the
banquet and entertainment.
Co-hostesses were Mrs. C. L.
Williams, president of the club,
and Mrs. D. F. Barnett, club
chaplain. All members of the
club contributed in some way to
make this a gala event, and din
ner was served by Mrs. Harry
Nelson, Mrs. Phil Strahan. Mrs.
W. M. Trotter and Mrs. W. A.
White.
Pittsfield, Mass. (U.R) Mrs.
James J. Pender was hospitalized
with burns when an automobile
backfired, ignited gasoline from
its carburetor and sprayed flam
ing fuel on her coat as she was
walking by.
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Use sieved calavo for one of
the fillings. Mash a butter-ripe
calavo and season to taste with
salt, grated onion, lemon juice
and tabasco sauce.
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tar. Add lemon juice to taste t0"
give it the right degree of tartness.
Pan fried trout tastes out of
this world with an ajmond,
lemon and butter sauce. Com
bine slivered roasted almonds
with lemon juice and hot
browned butter.
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