TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Tuesday, rakrvary St. IHI
Society and Clubs
Charlotte Walker
And Gordon Marx
To Wed in March "
Dr. and Mrs. L. Paul Walker,
408 South Oakdale avenue, an
nounce the engagement and ap
proaching marriage of their
daughter, Miss Charlotte Walker,
to Gordon Marx, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Marx, 1985 Kings
highway.
The wedding will be held the
latter part of March during
spring vacation of the University
of Oregon, where Mr. Marx is a
student. J-
Miss Walker was graduated
from Medford high school and
later attended Oregon State col
lege. Her fiance, a senior at the
university, is enrolled in a pre
medical course.
The American flag was raised
at Yerba Buena (San Francisco)
on Jiflv. 9. 1846. -
Letter to a Blood Donor
I'll Never Know...
RED CROSS
WASHINGTON, D. C. .
I got mine in Korea and I'm writing
this to you because I'll never know
who the person was that gave blood
to save my life.
Whoever you are thanks. I guest
, what I'm trying to. say is thanks to
any and every American who gave
blood. And I guess the best way really
to thank you is to do for the next guy
what you did for me. So as soon as I
get out of the hospital here I'll stop
by and give some blood myself.
Yours sincerely,
Sgt. Walter Gaynor
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: PMuktd at avvblie unit in eo-op--
traiion with Tkt A&mtiring Council
Students Awarded
Scholastic. Keys :
For Art Entries
' Two Medford Senior High
school students, Miss Celia Clog
ston and Mis Doris Powell,
have been awarded gold key by
Scholastic Magazine for out
standing achievement in art The
competition is an annual one for
student artists.
' Miss Ciogston, a junior in the
school, won two gold key awards,
both on watercolor paintings.
Miss Powell, a senior, won a gold
key for a tempera painting, an
abstraction of a chair. Th three
paintings will now be sent to
Pittsburgh, Pa., to be Judged in
the national contest with winners
from other states.
The two students and Miss Jac
queline Rosling. city schools art
supervisor, drove to Portland
for the award ceremony. They
attended the '-opening of the
James Edward Peck exhibit at
Ruthermore galleries and viewed
the Scholastic "exhibit in Meier
and Frank's store. They also
toured art galleries and museums
in Portland in addition to attend
ing the award ceremony. Cold
keys and certificates of merit
were awarded by Dr. Rex Put
nam, state superintendent of pub
lic instruction, and Mayor Doro-
they McCullough Lee.
Visitor Here .
Miss Pat Smith, a student at
the University of Oregon, is vis
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Girard, at Camp White.
The Girards are on the staff of
the veterans domiciliary.
Miss Smith will spend about a
month here, and will return to
the university for spring term.
She is a member of Zeta Tau
Alpha sorority.
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Ar. Portland . , . . "9:40 am
Ar.Saattlo . . . . . 10:55 am
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Book Nine Callers
For Square Dance
And Benefit Dinner
At least nine of southern Ore
gon' square dance callers and
instructor! are scheduled to be
on the program at the Griffin
Creek school benefit smorgas
bord and square dance to be held
Saturday evening, March 1. ac
cording to Griffin Creek Moth
ers' club, sponsoring the event.
The list includes Gordon Ker
shaw and Norman HiUyer who
are to be in charge of the pro
gram. Dan Nctll. John Nieder
meycr, Gary Conrad, Medford
youngest caller. Jack Crump,
Jim and Jo Hauk of Grants Pas
and Sam Conner and Benny Par
ker of Ashland. Squares will
include these for Intermediate
and beginning dancers, as well
as some for advanced groups,
according to those In charge.
The square dance is to be pre
ceded by smorgasbord dinner,
the charge for which Includes
the dance. Serving hours for the
dinner are from 0.30 through
9:30 and square dancing will be
gin at 8:00. Those unable to at
tend the dinner may come for
dancing at a nominal charge, the
committee states.
The Griffin Creek school is lo
cated 3M miles southwest ol
Medford on the South Stage and
Griffin Creek roads.
Plan Dinner
Lone Pine Parent-Teacher as
sociation has planned a "jitney
potluck dinner" and card party
Saturday, March t. It will be
held in the school gymnasium
with the dinner to be served at
6 p.m. Cards will follow dinner.
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Tuesday
7:30 p.m. Degree of Honor,
Pythian hall.
8 p.m. Prospect FT A. at
school.
8 p.m. PI Beta rhl sorority,
Mrs. Stuart McQueen, 2138 Hill
crest drive.
8 p.m. Pythian club. Girls
Community club.
8 p.m. Nevita chapter. OES.
Masonic temple. Central Point.
8 p. m.- Roguette circle.
Military Order of Lady Bugs,
VFW hall.
8:13 p.m. Jackson County
Civic Music association concert,
Medford senior high school aud
itorium. Wednesday
11 a.m. Central Toint Navy
Mothers club. Mrs. J. R. Gregg.
Freeman road.
1 p.m. AA chapter. PCO, Mrs.
John Moffat. 34 Berkely way.
2 p. m. Women's Missionary
society. Phoenix Presbyterian
church, at church.
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Cold Hill Post Gtands
To Meet on Thursday
Gold lull Past .SoWe wrends
club of Amethyst Rebekah lodtfe
will meet Thursday. Iebrurj
23. at 8 p nv at the Odd Fellows
lodfte hall. Mrs Lester Parser
and Mrs. Wilbur Martin will act
as hostesses.
Officers will be elected for
the coming year, and the club s
annual talent ine party will be
held. PUns will be made for the
annual dinner for members and
Umilics. to be be Id during
March.
The balance of the evening
will be spent in a work session,
cleaning out the dish cupboards
in the lodge kitchen.
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Dental Assistants
Install Officers
At Dinner Meeting
Officers for Southern Ore eon
Dental Assistants association
were Installed at a meeting of
the group held February 20 at
Use Dardanelle la Gold MilL
Mrs. Frances Dempster. Med
ford. was Installed president of
the association. Taking office
Mi her were Mrs. Madlyn Liod
auist, first vice-president; Mrs.
Dorothy Maimbough, Grants
Pass, second vice-president; Mrs.
Frances Butter, Medford, secre
tary-treasurer.
Mum Grace Jones. Medford.
and Mrs. Sybil Prescott. Grants
Pass, acted as installing and con
ducting officers for the cere
mony. Mas Jones wss named dele
tale to the state convention, and
Dempster, alternate.
PUns were made for the next
meeting, which will be held in
Grants Pass.
KHchan Storag Topic
for long Pino Crovp
Miss Eula Wmterrnote gave
the lesson on kitchen storage
when Lone Pine Extension unit
met February 21 at the home of
Mrs. Fred Stevens. Miss Win
termote showed slides to illus
trate her talk.
Members voted to inaugurate
a prise project to stimulate at
tendance. Members of the unit will at
tend a meeting Wednesday. Feb
ruary 27. at 8 p. m, at Merle
Norman Cosmetic studio for a
demonstraUon. Members attend
ing are ekrd to take a few
rookies and cup. and coffee will
je furnished by the unit The
meeting is for extension mem
bers only.
A period was devoted to pro
gram planning during the busi
ness meeting.
Next meeting of the unit will
be March 21 at the home of Mrs.
C C Hoover, with Mrs. Ivsn
Gay and Mrs, Nolen B icier as
CO teOBrttfarS
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Butte Falls Students Plan Entertainment
Butte Falls Butte Fails high
school students are planning an
evening of entertainment Friday,
February 29, in the high school
auditorium at 8 p.m. Two one
act plays, "Sparkin," and "Pick
les is Pickles," will be the main
attractions. Music and tap danc
ing will round out the program
The cast for "Sparkin " is
composed of Josie Rambo, Char
lene Ferguson, Louise Hughes
and Lee Jolliffe and the plot
centers around a deaf pipe-smoking
granny who interferes with
romance.
The cast for "Pickles Is Pick
les" is composed of Gene Wright,
Dwight Fredenburg, Barbara El
lis, Marlene Casey and Beth Ab
bott The plot of this play con
cerns a domineering maiden
aunt and her meek brother, and
the romance of their niece.
There is also the mystery of the
glamorous movie star to thicken
the plot.
Amaranth Members
To Attend Session
A large delegation of valley
members of Roxy Anne court.
Order of Amaranth, plan to at
tend grand court sessions slated
March 7 and 8 in Portland.
The delegation will be headed
by Mrs. Dewey Queen, natron
of Roxy Anne court. Mrs Queen
states that anyone planning to
attend the session in Portland
and needing information may
call her at 2-4471.
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Shower in Colo Hill Honors Recent Bride
Gold Hill Mrs. Ear Bennett
a bride of late December, was
honored Friday night with a mis
cellaneous wedding shower held
at the home of Mrs. Jamo Clem
ent on Riverside avenue. Host
esses were Mrs. Robert Drake.
Mrs. Terry Clement and Mrs.
Louts Lorfflcr.
Decorstions were in a valen
tine theme. A white crepe um
brella was adorned with red
hearts and hung with streamers
of red and white ribbon. The
guests presented many gifts to
the honorre. and many presents
were received from friends un
able to attend.
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses. Those present in
addition to the honoree included
Mrs. Glenn Chapney. and Miss
Bertha Chapney of Cave Junc
tion. Mesdames Ferd Jones, Paul
Throne, Elmer Dungey, Soren
M. Christensen, Sam Jones, John
Bruce, Cecil Johnson. Edwin
Bennett, Charles Rosecrans, Eve
rett Drake, Earl Moore, Cecil
Van Horn, and Bruce Bennett,
and Mt Patricia Clement, all of
Gold HilL i
You Are Cordially Invited
ToAttend the Special Services
with Bishop Leslie R. Marston
Tuesday Evening, 7:45; Wednes
- day 10:45 A.M. and Wednesday
7:00 P.M.
HP Evening
The Church of the
Light and Life Hour
Medford Free
Methodist Church
Corner 1 Oth and Ivy
ROBERT J. COX, Pastor - -
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