Society and Clubs
International Relations
Program To Be Given
For Gold Hill Women
Gold Hill Miiu Fern Trull,
Grants Pass, lirst vice-president
of Oregon Federation of Business
and Professional Women's clubs,
will present the program for a
meeting of Gold Hill BPW club,
to be held Wednesday, February
27, at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
Agnes . McLallen, on North 99
highway near Foots creek.
The program will be devoted
to international relations, under
the chairmanship of Mrs. Belle
Smith. Topic for the internation
al relations program for the year
is: 'To Build a Free World."
'Miss Trull will bring three
members of her history class who
will out on a flannelgraph dem
onstration illustrating the differ
ences between democracy, social
ism and communism.
Each Gold Hill club member
is invited to bring one guest
Members are requested to tele
phone the club secretary, Mrs. J.
Let Graffis, to let her know if
they are bringing guests.
Gold Hill members have been
invited to attend a meeting of
the Grants Pass BPW club Tues
day. February 26, at 8 p.m. at
the library auditorium at Fifth
and B streets. Two Oriental
scholarship students from Ore
gon State college, one Japanese
and one Burmese, will speak,
They will be accompanied by
Mrs. Natalie Burns, state chair
man of the Oriental Scholarship
committee, and possibly Mrs.
Lone Jensen, a member of the
same committee, and the dean of
home economics at OSC.
Preceding the Grants Pass
meeting, a dinner will be held
at 6:30 p.m. at the Redwoods
hotel, to which Gold Hill mem
bers are also invited.
First Christian Class
Holds Monthly Session
Adult Bible class of First
Christian church held the month
ly business and social meeting in
Fellowship hall Thursday. Des
sert was served by a committee
headed by Mrs. Vera Bailey.
. .: Decorations and the program
were in the patriotic theme in
observance of Lincoln and Wash
ington's birthdays. Contests were
held, with Mrs. Nora Ireland and
Mrs. T. A. Daugherty winning
prizes.
Mrs. W. C. Kindred conducted
a business meeting and Mrs. Bert
Gregory conducted devotions.
Thirty-seven attended, this
number including a number of
visitors.
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State Nutritionist
To Speak for Club .
Butte Falls Butte Falls
Home Extension unit will spon
sor a special lecture and social
hour in the high school Thurs
day, February 28, at 1 p. m.,
for all present and future home
makers of the community. Miss
Van Tine, state nutritionist, will
lecture and answer questions
about foods and what they can
do to increase the joy -of life.
Mrs. Ansel Conley will act
as hostess and members of the
unit will serve refreshments.
Child care will be provided.
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Jacksonville Club
Makes Plans for
Civic Lilac Day
Jacksonvilte Jacksonville
Garden club discussed plans for
a civic lilac planting day at a
meeting held February zi la
the club rooms. This is one of
the projects of the club.
Mrs. Lawrence Luv re do rted
on the Sherwin-Williams show
she attended as a representative
of the club and said programs
were available for clubs desiring
information on paints and color
combinations.
Mrs. Lee Port gave the hor
ticulture lesson on preparing the
ffarden for sarins nlsntinc. She
said that krilium, a new product,
is a good soil conditioner for
breaking up soil, but is not a
fertilizer.
Mrs. Port stated that new
sawdust was better than old
sawdust to use around shrubs
and plants since the old sawdust
sometimes develops a chemical
reaction injurious to plants. She
said lime and sulphur sprays
for roses and iris may be put on
at this time of the year.
Hostess chairman was Mrs.
Dee Hendrickson and co-host-esses
were Mrs. R. T. Nichol and
Mrs. R. N. Finney. The table ar
rangement was in red, white and
blue in observance of Washing
ton's birthdav.
Mrs. Mark Smith was a vis
itor.
Custom Guild Lists
Ten Best Tailored
Women of America .
New York The Cus
tom Tailors Guild of America
issued its. annual list of the "ten
best tailored women" Monday
and added, parenthetically, that
it took more cloth to cover them
than it used to.
Women have grown "taller
and more buxom" in the last five
years. Guild President Fred Bal-
letta said.
He was not available for com
ment on just how much bigger
they ve grown.
The best tailored list by cate
gory:
Society Mrs. Brenda Frazier
Kelly, New York's number one
debuntant of 1938.
Theatre Vivienne Segal, star
of "Pal Joey."
Literature Fleur Cowles of
"Look" magazine.
Television Mrs Arthur Mur
ray, of the dancing Murrays.
Motion pictures Ava Gard
ner Sinatra.
Supper clubs Singer Marg
aret Phelan. ' , -.4
Radio Marlene Dietrich.
Public life Mrs. Anna Rosen
berg, assistant secretary of de
fense.
Opera Jarmila Novotna.
Honorable mention Col
Katherine. A. Towle of the United
States Marine Corps women's
reserve.
Plan Party
wenonah cluo will hold a
birthday party at Redman hall
Wednesday, February 27, at 7:30
pjn. The party will honor mem
bers-who have had birthdays in
January and February.
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Medferd Senior Hifh school aw
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54th Anniversary
Of Gold Hili Lodge
Observed Last Week
Gold Hill The 54th anniver
sary of Amethyst Rebekah lode
of Cold Hill was celebrated
Wednesday nlht by a dinner
and special program held at the
Odd Fellows hall.
A dinner preceded the lode
meeting, and was attended by 33
members. Dessert of birthday
cakes was provided by the Feb
ruary committee. Members whose
birthdays were observed were
Mrs. Wilbur Martin. Mrs. Frank
Carter. Mrs. George Dorman. all
Gold Hill, and Mrs. Katherine
Kellogg. Medford.
The refreshment committee in
cluded Mrs. Paul Thompson,
chairman; Mrs. William Fergu
son, Mrs. Merritt Merriman. Mrs.
T. Z. Smith and Mrs. Daniel
Stewart.
The lodge session was conduct
ed by the vice-grand. Mrs. Cecil
Johnson, in the absence ot Noble
Grant May belle Rains, who is ill.
She was presented with a cor
sage of heather. Jasmine and vio
lets, as a gift from Mrs. Rains.
Two charter members of the
lodge were especially honored.
Mrs. Kellogg and Mrs. Carrie
Puhl. Mrs. Walter McLean sang
"Memories," accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. Paul Holderness.
while corsages were pinned on
the two honored members by
Mrs. Lester Parker, program
chairman. The corsages had been
made by Mrs. George Dorman.
It was announced that the plan
had been to present 50-year Jew
els to the two charter members,
but that the jewels had failed to
arrive in time for the meeting.
Mrs. Johnson announced the
March committee, appointed by
Mrs. Rains. The committee is
Mrs. Parker, chairman; Mrs.
George Dorman. Mrs. J. Le
Graffis. Mrs. William Hittle and
Mrs. Clyde KelL
Plans were made for a special
program to be held at the March
19 meeting honoring Sthuyler
Colfax, founder of the Rebekah
lodge. The members present
were divided into three groups
and each group planned to give
a skit or special number for that
meeting.
The vice-grand asked for vol
unteers to serve on the refresh
ment committee for the Odd Fel
lows dance to be held Saturday
night, March 1. Mrs. Cecil John
son volunteered to act as chair
man, and Mrs. Clayton Fields
and Mrs. Donald Dusenberry also
responded.
It was announced that Ray
Bornaman, lodge member, ha
been taken to the Sacred Heart
hospital in Medford for treat
ment and possible surgery.
Missionary Society
To Meet in Phoenix
Phoenix Women's Missionary
society of Phoenix Presbyterian
church will meet Wednesday.
February 27, in the ladies' parlor
at the church. It will be pre
ceded by the prayer circle at
2 p. m.
Devotions for the missionary
meeting will be led by Mrs. Ed
Rusho and Mrs. Jewell Parr will
be program leader. The serving
committee will be Mrs. J. W.
Webster and Mrs. E. J. Clark.
All women of the church and
the community who are inter
ested are invited.
SOC faculty Follies
Cast Chosen Sunday
Ashland Preliminary casting
for the 130th annual faculty
follies at Southern Oregon col
lege was completed Sunday
afternoon.
Faculty members -are allowed
to choose parts most suited to
their individual talents, and
were then cast in opposie roles.
The sytsem win help give fresh
ness to the performance, it was
said.
Daughter Here
Mrs. James C Luc has arriv
ed in the valley to make her
home for the present with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl von
der Hellen. Alta VUta road.
Eagle Point. Mrs. Luce's hus
band. Dr. Luce, has arrived In
Korea where he is division neuro
surgeon with the First Marine
division.
Club To Meet
Medford Sojourners club
Ill
meet Thursday. February 21. at
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Monday
6 45 p.m. Knife and Fork
club. Rogue Valley Country club.
7 p m. Cruisers class of Pres
byterian church, at church.
7:30 m. SPEBSQSA, Jack
son hotel.
7.30 p.m. Medford Toast
mistress. Girls Community club.
7:30 p.m. Transportation
from T railways bus station for
FOE auxiliary dance at veterans
domiciliary.
7:30 p.m. FL club. Mrs. Riley
Applegate, 2262 Delta Waters
road.
8 p m. St. Mark's Evening
guild, parish house.
8 pm. Living Foods troup.
Dr. and Mrs. George S. Jennings,
Saginaw drive.
8 p m Neighbors of Wood
craft. IOOF hall.
Tuesday
12:15 p.m. Kiwanian Dames,
Medford hotel
1 p.m. Presbyterian Women's
association, at church.
I p m. Ladies Fellowship of
the First Baptist church. Mrs.
Grace Roberts, 1011 West 10th
street.
3:30 p m. Eagle Point PTA,
School library.
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Rogue River Gardeners
Hold February Meeting;
Plan tor Flower Show
Rocue Rurf At the last
awvting of Rogue River Gar
or club, first plans were made
far a spring flowrr show. It
will b held in early May.
la spit of the fart that there
was snow on the ground that
onrntne. a number of mem
bers displayed flawers from
their fardrro. Mrs. Dixon dis
played violet. rroriM and mow
drops and Mrs. Sam IMUh
brought three kind of snow
drop sod Jasmine. Mrs. Shulrr
brought heather, Christmas ro-
and snowdrops. Mrs. RubV
Hufhrs displayed violets and
primrose and Mr. Lulu Plank
bmwcM single prtunia blot-
Mrs. Willard Trnny displayed
a dish with wild ferns growing
in mom and Mrs. Harry Row
had mad an arrangement of
while and pink heather. Christ
mo rose, large snowdrop and
two early spring ins.
The meeting followed a lunch
eon and roll rail was answered
with garden tin or question.
Gurt wrro Mrs. W. L. Bad
17. Mr. Harry Condray and
Mr. Ed Lrndei man. They were
introduced by the hospitality
chairman. Mrs. Myrtle Whipple.
Mr. Kay Pool, who ha been
ill a long time, and Mrs. Walter
Shock, club prx-sidml, who has
been in California for the past
two months, w-rre welcomed
bark. Mr. Ilarrv Rose look
! charge of the program hour.
The club w as akrd by Rogue
River Parmt-Teachrr associa
tion to decorate Uv school audi
torium for the coming music
festtvaL An tnvitathm was ex
tended to the club to view the
landscaping of tn Smith home
which is 5" miles up Evans
creek.
It wa announced that pic
tures of tuberou begonia will
be shown at Live 0k Grance
hall the evening of March 20
The public is invited to attend.
Hostemr for the meeting
were Mr. F. M ShonU and Mrs.
A. A. Dixon. Hosterse for the
March meeting will he Mr. Bob
Hoover and Mrs. Willard Tcnny.
If four years of schooling can
be regarded as near-illiteracy,
says a Twmticth Century Fund
: report, then over 23 per cent of
i the people in Virginia, the Car
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j bama. Mississippi. Arkansas.
Louisiana and New Mexico were
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he wrote and composed. .He is
sending copies to "name"
bands for their approval, he
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