BIX MCDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday. Juna II, ItSO
Camp and Auxiliary
Announce Meetings;
Attend Flag Service
Colonel Sargent camp and
auxiliary will hold the monthly
potluck dinner and meetings at
the armory Sunday, June 18,
at 1 p. m. This will be the last
meeting until September.
Department Commander Har-
riman of Portland ana memoers
of his staff are expected to be In
Medford for the meeting, with
Commander Harriman making
his official visit to the camp.
Officers and colors of the
auxiliary are requested to wear
white formal gowns for the
meeting.
New officers of the auxiliary,
not previously announced, are
Mrs. Ruth McColltster, secre
tary, and Mrs. Merle Jarmin,
treasurer.
A group of camp and auxiliary
members were in Grants Pass
last Sunday to attend the annual
Flag day service given by Rogue
River auxiliary in the VFW
building. Attending were Mr.
MEAT
Center
231 E. 6th Street
SLICED
BACON .... lb. 35c
PORK
SAUSAGE . . lb. 39c
GROUND ROUND
STEAK .... lb. 59c
WIENERS . . lb. 39c
ASSORTED LUNCH
MEATS .... lb. 49c
SHOULDER VEAL
STEAK .... lb. 49c
Washington PI A Unit
Gives Annual Party
For Teachers, Staff
Teachers and the caretakers of
Washington school were guests
of the executive board of the
PTA at a luncheon held at the
school last week. This luncheon,
a traditional annual affair, is
given by officers of the PTA as
an expression of appreciation for
the aid given the organization
during the year and was this year
headed by Mrs. F. L. Ragsdale,
vice-president.
Teachers who attended includ
ed Kenneth Hulburt, principal
of the school; Mesclames Grace
Kirtley, Marian Beeson, Kathryn
Larison, Jennymae Sherwood,
Dora Shephard, Georgia Davis,
Catherin Walker. Benita Gun
dry, Margaret Wilson, Myrtle
Patterson. Ruby Clarke, Alice
Lynch, Zola Jordan and Leon a
Crane; Misses Gertrude Waltz-
ling, Mary Gestring. Laura York
and Frances McNeil, Kenneth
Raymond and Roy Gilbertson.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rose were the
caretakers who attended.
Special guests were Mrs.
Blanche Canode and Miss Amy
Harding who taught at Washing
ton school many years but who
are now retired.
Members of the executive
board who assisted Mrs. Rags
dale with the luncheon included
Mrs. W. T. Frost, president this
past year and Mesdames J. J.
Finegan, R. E. Gould, Dunbar
Carpenter, Virgil Mohr, Marvin
Albert, George Ice, Frank Mor
gan, A. M. Perkins. Paul John
ston. Maurice Butts, S. Glen
Walsnn. Cecil Davis. Fren Un
derwood. Alfred Taylor and
Chester Cliches.
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iGuests Leave"
Mrs. Paul Floyd and daugh
ters, Paula and Rena of Vancou
ver, Wash., and Mrs. Arthur An
derson and son, Jimmie, of Ulen,
Minn., left Thursday for Van
couver after spending a week In
Medford with Mr. and Mrs. L.
K. Ellson, 793 Marshal avenue.
Mrs. Floyd and Mrs. Anderson
are sisters of Mr. Ellson.
Brother Arrives
William R. Tarns, electrical
technician in the navy, has ar
rived in Medford to visit with
relatives. Mr. Tarns Is assigned
to the USS Norton Sound. While
here he will attend the wed
ding of his sister, Miss Sally
Jane Tarns to Jack L. Sanders
which is set for tomorrow.
Oregon Lady Lions alectad officers for the 1950-51 term
retiring president, Mrs. Ruben Kuraili, Hill.boro, is seen nan
Others in the picture, left to right, are Mrs. Robert Chrisman, En
for Mr.. Robert McCurdy, Enterprise, secretary: Mrs. L. L. Hlcko
ath Falls, third vica-pre.ident; Mrs, Henry Griffin, Astoria, second
president.
at the final business meeting of the state convention Tuesday The
ding her gavel to Mrs. Dean Erwin, Enterprise, new president,
terprise, treasurer) Mrs. Ira Snyder, Enterprise, installed as proxy
k. The Dalles, fourth vice-president) Mrs. Clarence Humble, Klam-
vice-president) Mrs. Al Crose, Hollywood club, Salem, first vice-
(Brainerd photoi.
Republican Women
Plan Tea Saturday
Ashland The A.shland unit of
the Jackson County Republican
Women will entertain Saturday
afternoon from 2 to 5 p. m. at
the Women's Civic clubhouse on
Winburn way, at a tea In honor
of Mrs. Marshall Cornett, na
tional committeewoman from
Oregon.
An invitation is extended to
all interested women in the area
to meet and hear Mrs. Cornett.
Members of the executive board
of the Ashland club are to be
hostesses for the afternoon.
and Mrs. Frank Thompson, Mrs.
Ruth McCollister of Ashland.
Mrs. Pearl Walker and Mr. and
Mrs. Don Anderson of Medford.
A dinner preceded the program.
Annual Meeting
Of Youth Union
Set For Ashland
Crater Lake Christian En
deavor union has planned the
annual spring convention for
June 17 and IB at the Ashland
Church of Christ. The program
will be climaxed by a youth ban
quet and rally Saturday evening
and Dr. Ross J. Griffeth, presi
dent of Northwest Christian col
lege at Eugene will be guest
speaker.
The program for Saturday will
also feature a Christian work
shop for tiie young people. Serv
ing as teachers will be Mrs. Har
lan P. Bosworth Jr.. of Medford.
.Mrs. Carl Hovers of Central
Point and the Rev. Don Myers,
minister of the CVntnil Avenue
Church of Christ. Medford.
Gene Daily of Ashland is gen
eral chairman for the conven
tion. Bob Pruitt is the song lead
er for the rally Saturday eve
ning, which will begin at 7:45
p.m. and Misses Nancy and
Denice Holloway will give piano
and organ duets.
H is stated that housing will
be provided In Ashland Satur
day night for all delegates.
Sunday morning the delpgates
will each attend his preferred
church and al 1 p.m. a picnic is
scheduled in Lithia park, follow
ed by an afternoon of recreation
and fellowship. Charles Ferrell
of Grants Pass will be in charge
of the closing devotional period.
Churches represented in the
convention will be Grants Pass
Church of Christ, Central Point
Church of Christ. Medford First
Presbyterian church. Medford
Baker-Kennedy Team
Wins Bridge Session;
To Play at Camp White
Top score for Tuesday's meet
ing of Medford Duplicate Bridge
club was held by Mrs. Frank R.
Baker and Bill Kennedy, the
couple scoring 8OV2 points for
the evening's play. In second
place were Mrs. B. L. Sanderson
and T. J. Fuson with a score of
71 points.
Third went to Mrs. F. G.
Bunch and Mrs. G. R. Owens,
with 69 points, and in fourth
place were Mrs. Al Gilhousen
and Mrs. William Isaacs, who
scored 65 points. Mr. Isaacs and
Wilbur Hood, the latter of Port
land, were in fifth place with
62 '2 points.
The club announces that the
meeting next Tuesday night will
be at Camp White, rather than at
the Medford hotel. Play will be
gin at 7:30 p. m.
Visitor Here
Walter W. Magee of Long
Beach., Cal., is in Medford to
visit his son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Allen Jr.,
48 Windsor avenue. Mr. Magee
is en route to his home after a
trip east and south and will
continue to Long Beach this
week-end.
Today the Aliens and Mr.
Magee made a trip to Crater
lake.
Plan Annual Picnic
For Episcopal School
Teachers of St. Mark's Episco
pal church school are making
plans this week for the annual
church school picnic which has
been set for Sunday, June 18, at
Lithia park In Ashland. All chil
dren of the school and their fam
ilies are invited to attend. Each
family is to bring its own pic
nic lunch, while coffee, punch
and ice cream will be furnished.
Since the picnic will be on:
Fathers' day, a father and son
baseball game is planned and
other entertainment planned will
include bubble gum and yo-yo
contests, potato and sack races
and a wheelbarrow race.
Those needing transportation
are asked to meet at the church
at 1:30 p. m.
Picnic Held
Jackson County Overseas War
Brides entertained Klamath
County War Brides last Sunday
at an indoors picnic held at the
Veterans' Housing project. The
Presbyterian Groups
Plan Supper, Meeting
Jacksonville Mariners' club
members and their families of
the Jacksonville Presbyterian
church will meet at the Melvln
Hall home Sunday at 5 p. m. A
potluck supper will be served.
The Woman's Missionary so
ciety of the Jacksonville Pres
byterian church will meet Thurs
day at 1 p. m. in the church,
parlors for a dessert luncheon.
Mrs. Joe Beach will be hostess
and in charge of the afternoon's
program.
CALENDAR
Friday
6:.'t0 p.m. Siskiyou canton.
Patriarchs Militant, and auxili
ary, IOOF hall.
8 p.m. Pocahontas lodge,
Redman hall.
event had been scheduled at
TouVelle park but was held in
doors because of the rain.
THIEVES GUESS
Knoxville, Tenn. (U.R) Two
men with a pay check stolen
from a mailbox chose the wrong
place to get it cashed the chain
grocery where its rightful owner,
R. T. Fields, was employed. A
cashier noticed that the check
was made out to Fields. The
thieves escaped under a hail of
pistol shots.
Pavilion To Be Used
At Gold Rush Jubilee
Jacksonville, June 16 Jack
sonville Community Hall, Inc.,
announced work will start Mon
day to enclose the pavilion on C
street here. The pavilion will be
used In connection with the an
nual Jacksonville Gold Rush
jubilee sponsored by the Jack
sonville Lions club, August 5
and 6.
Dances, an amateur contest,
old time fiddlers' contest and
other events will be held In the
pavilion during the jubilee.
The Jacksonville Community
Hall, Inc., Is a non-profit organi
zation which was recently set
up by the Jacksonville Lions
club to administer the hall. It
will be used for community af
fairs after the Jubilee.
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