FOOT MBDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUWE
Tuesday, June 20, 1950
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Nile Daughters Plan
Annual Sowing Proact
For Shrine Hospitals
Members of Zulelma temple,
Daughter! of the Nile, living In
Medford will start the annual
sewing project Monday, June 28
according to plans made by Mrs.
J. C. Deaver, chairman of the
sewing committee.
First meeting will be held at
the Girls Community club, with
' a covered dish luncheon to be
served at 12:30 p. m. Those at
tending are to take their table
service.
The sewing meetings are con
tinued throughout the summer
and fall until about Thanksgiv
ing time, when the temple mem
bers prepare Thanksgiving gift
boxes for children in Shrine
. hospitals.
Articles to be made by the
women include stretcher covers,
dresses and suits, bedspreads,
smocks, bed jackets and other
articles of use to the child pa
tients. The spreads and other
articles are often embroidered
in designs of interest to small
children. t
' The temple members have
engaged in the sewing project
for many years, this being their
main assistance to the Shrine,
which supports the hospitals for
crippled children.
Mrs. Deaver urges I large
attendance at this first sewing
meeting.
Plan Party
Wenonah club will give a card
party at the home of Mrs. Hans
Eugene Bennett
Art League Head;
Arriving Today
Eugene Bennett, Medford stu
dent attending the Art Institute
of Chicago, has been elected pres
ident of the Art Students league
of Chicago for the coming school
year. He was also named dele
gate for the Institute chapter,
Zeta, of Delta Phi Delta, na
tional art fraternity and attended
the national convention of the
fraternity held in Denver, Colo.,
beginning June 12.
Young Bennett was given fac
ulty honorable mention for the
third consecutive year. He is ex
pected home today, and will con
tinue his art classes this summer,
started two years ago.
While home during the sum
mer months Mr. Bennett makes
his home with his sister. Miss Lo
leta Bennett, 333 South Grape
street.
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Visitors Leave
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Degman of
White Salmon, Wash., have been
in Medford to visit their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Elliott Degman. 18 Elm
stret, and their sons. Today the
visitors left for Prospect, where
they will be guests of another
son, Halstead Degman, and his
family.
Rammln, 831 West Twelfth
street Thursday, June 23, at 7:30
p, m.
Assisting Mrs. Rammln will
be Mrs. Ralph Parks and Mrs.
Earl Read.
Bethel Installation
Set for Wednesday;
Dance Will Follow
Medford bethel, Job's Daugh
ters, will hold the semi-annual
installation of officers Wednes
day at 7:30 p. m. in the Masonic
temple. Miss Fidelia Boone,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
D Boone, 1528 West Main street,
will be Installed queen. She re
places Miss Kaye Crawford,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Crawford, 512 South Holly
street.
The ceremony is open to the
public.
DeMolay members have been
invited to aid in the installation,
and a dance for Job's Daughters
and DeMolays will follow.
Ladies' Aid Society
Holds Annual Party
'Phoenix Ladies Aid society
of the Phoenix Presbyterian
church held the annual birthday
tea Wednesday afternoon in the
ladies' parlor of the church.
Twenty-one women enjoyed the
event, for which Mrs. E. J. Clark
acted as hostess.
A program of community sing
ing, readings by Mrs. Ernest
Wright and a vocal solo by Mrs.
Clark, was given during the aft
ernoon. In charge of refreshments and
serving were Mrs. L. O. Caster,
Mrs. Lillian Coleman and Mrs.
W. M. Caldwell.
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Son Arriving
Mr. and Mrs. John Weills,
Ross, Cal., are expected in Med
ford today to spend a week with
Mr, Wellls' parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. S. Weills, 30 Keene
way drive. The visitors are to
be accompanied by five of their
six sons and daughters.
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Daughter Graduatel
In San Francisco
Mrs. Laura Jones, 543 South
Ivy street, has returned to Med'
ford from San Francisco. While
In the bay city Mrs. Jones at
tended graduation ceremonies
held by the City College of San
Francisco June 18, her daughter,
Miss Harriett Jones, being a
member of the class. The class
numbered 943 students, and the
ceremonies were held In the War
Memorial opera house.
Miss Jones, who was erad
uated from Medford high school
Detore going to the San Fran
Cisco college, majored in bus!
ness and is remaining in San
rancisco .to worn.
Mrs. Othar Rkhey
Hostess for Meeting
Members of the Work-a-Way
club met Thursday in the home
of Mrs. Othar Richey, route
three, Medford. A "white ele
phant" sale followed the busi
ness meeting.
A potluck luncheon was serv
ed, and the remainder of the day
was spent sewing tor tne host,
ess.
Last meeting of the club until
fall will be held June 29 at the
home of Mrs. Frank Richey, 420
Western avenue. It will be an
au-aay meeting.
Couple Here
Mr. and Mrs. Larrv Marsh
Eugene, spent the week-end in
Medford with Mr. Marsh's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Marsh,
inzo myers lane, ana with Mrs,
Marsh's mother, Mrs. Earl York,
and Mr. York, 820 East Main
street.
The visitors left Sunday to
continue on a vacation trip
wnicn wm iae mem to tteno,
L,as vegas ana ios Angeles.
Thursday Club'
Phoenix Phoenix Thursday
club will meet Thursday. June
22, at the home of Mrs. Matthew
Barkley. 518 North Bartlett
street, Medford. Mrs. R. B. Mont
gomery and Mrs. Alvin Coates
will be co-hostesses with Mrs
Barkley.
Taachtr To Attend
Oregon Stat Colleqa
Central Point Miss Marjorie
Anderson, teacher in the Central
Point high school, has left for
Corvallis where she will attend
summer session at Oregon State
college. She will be with her
sister, Mrs. Edmund Watson,
while in Corvallis.
CALENDAR
Tuetdav
6:30 p. m. Pythian Sisters,
lodge hall.
7 p. m. Wesleyan Service
guild Mrs. Marjorie Hopkins,
712 Crater Lake avenue.
8 p. m. Grove Garden club,
Oak Grove school.
Wednesday
12:30 p. m Past Matrons'
club, Nevita chapter, OES, Lithia
park, Ashland.
club, Mrs. A. W. Denney.
-1 p. m, Chapter AA, PEO,
Mrs. J. F. Fllegel, College way.
Eagles hall.
1:15 p. m. Mrs. Louis Put
man's Circle. WSHfi KtlnchiriA
parlor.
2 p m. Eagle Point Garden
club. Mrs. L. K. Haak.
Shady Cove -Trail
Shady Cove-Trail. June 20
Miss Vera Pipkin of Pittsburg.
Kan., has been spending several
weeks visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Kie-l of Shady Cove. On
her return to Kansas she will
be accompanied by Mrs. Mary
Chancey of Shadv Cove, mother
of Mrs. Fred Kiel and Mrs.
Llellewyn. Mrs. Chancey plans
to stay in Pittsburg with her two
sons, Charley and Albert Chan
cey. She will also visit her
daughters in Oklahoma City.
Wesley Anderson, nephew of
Mrs. Ralph Puddycomb of Shady
Cove who stayed with them for
sometime has returned to his
home in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Snendlove
and children, Janice and Jerry
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Gillespie of Trail. Spendlove is
a brother of Mrs. Gillespie.
House guests of Mrs. Florence
Mason of Shady Cove are Mrs.
M. K. Lindner and Mrs. John A.
Werner, both of San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Peaslev
and children are now at the
Flounce Rock ranch having leas
ed it from Mrs. Nion Tucker
around the first of the year. It
was reported by Mrs. Peaslev
that Mrs. Tucker has just left
on a tour of Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wlnslow of
San Pedro, Cal., have been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Bates of Reese Creek. Shady
Cove. Mr. and Mrs. Winslow
are on their honeymoon.
Guests of the Rev. and Mrs.
Doherty and family for the dedi
cation of the new Assembly of
God church were David Neitz
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YMCA Announces
Completion of
New Pottery Kiln
Medford YMCA today an
nounced the start of operation
of a new propane gas kiln of
six cuoic leei lor Emiting poi'
tery and ceramic ware.
Operator of the kiln is Arthur
Brerton, who handles firing of
all ceramic work at the "Y. He
and his wife have voluntarily
conducted classes at the "Y" for
the past eight months. During
the winter they operated a small
electric kiln built by Brerton,
The small size limited the vol
ume of class work that could be
turned out.
Haavv Demand
The new unit will make pos
sible baking or glazing any
work which might be brought
to the "Y," according to General
Secretary R. L. Jones. With
closing of kilns at Central Point
and Grants Pass, he said, there
has been heavy demand for a
place to fire ceramics. Several
church Bible school groups are
firing at the YMCA.
Girls who are "Y" members
have a new class opening in
ceramics on Mondays and Wed
nesdays at 9:30 a. m. Mrs. Earl
D. Bruning and Mrs. J. J. Ken
nedy will be instructors.
Evening classes for older girls
will meet on inursaays at v:ju
p. m. under Mrs. C. A. Cam
eron. Girls should sign up at
the YMCA desk.
HOME THOUGHTS
San Pedro, Cal. (U.R) George
R. Fer has far-reaching pride in
hit home town. The San Pedro
Chamber of Commerce received
a letter from Fer in Karachi,
Pakistan, where he is attached
to the American embassy. En
closed are my dues for 1949-50,"
Fer wrote. "Sorry I am late, but
I just got the notice.
and Mr. and Mrs. Olson and
family of Redding, Cal.
Mrs. Richardson, mother of
Carl Richardson of Trail is re
ported to be seriously ill in Com
munity hospital.
Larry Kee, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Kee of Shady Cove is with
the National Guard at Fort Lew
is, Wash.
Dennis Horr, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Horr of Trail is spend
ing the summer visiting his
uncle and wife, Mrs. Horr's
brother, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Matheny of Missoula, Mont.
Matheny who is a forestry stu
dent plans to be on one of the
lookouts in Glacier park part of
the summer.
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Bakery Operators
Sue Striking Workers
Seattle. Wash., June 20 (U.R)
Seattle bakery .operators filed a
$600,000 -a -month damage suit
against striking bakery workers
today as bread supplies in Seattle
dwindled to crumbs.
The action, filed In superior
court, charged that local 9 of
the Bakery and Confectionery
Workers' union (AFL) breached
a "no-strike" contract.
The Seattle Bakery bureau,
comprising bakery operators in
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barber has received the first na
tional gold cup award for "his
mastery of styled cutting." An
ton P. Olivo was described at
the convention of the Wisconsin
Barber Science association as
"a pioneer in the field of barber
education, research and literature."
this area, asked $600,000 for
every month the strike was con
tinued. Some 800 bakers and helpers
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