TWO MEDTORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUKE
Friday. March 14. IMS!
Society and Clubs
School Musicians
Selected to Play
With State Group
A group ol high school mu
sicians will leave for Portland
Saturday by bus to play with
the first all-state high school
orchestra in Oregon according
to I. "A. Mirick, head of the in
strumental music department of
Medford city schools. The stu
dents were selected on a state
wide basis. .
The event is being sponsored
by Oregon Music Educators' as
sociation. It is expected that
about 150 students will make
up the orchestra, which will be
directed by Don Bushell of the
Seattle Philharmonic orchestra.
In addition to working for
three days under Mr. Bushell,
the all-star group will be guests
of the Portland Symphony or
chestra for a rehearsal, and will
also attend a concert of the sym
phony orchestra in Portland
Monday, March 17. Tuesday Bft
ernoon the group will perform
hpfnre a eeneral session of Ore
gon Education association which
will hold the annual convention
in Portland next week.
Making the trip from Medford
Senior High school will be
Maureen and Marion Rice, Eve
lyn Jones, Alfred Leavitt, Wil
son Moeller, Gloria Greb, Bob
Jones, Janet Monia, Jean Moss,
Carol Ellison, Anelda Lewis and
Margaret Huson. Viola Russell,
Carol Black and Geraldlne Wise
ly will make the trip from junior
high school.
Miss Audrey Brist, string in
structor, and Mr. Mirick will
accompany the students. They
will return early Wednesday
morning.
ladies? Club Meets
In Lloyd Beers Home
Sams Valley Sams Valley
Ladies' club held the last meet
ing in the home of Mrs. Lloyd
Beers. During the meeting it was
planned that members would
wear print house dresses to the
next meeting to welcome the
coming of spring.
Mrs. G. A. Koellner furnished
games for the afternoon and a
number of members received
gifts from the secret pal basket.
The meeting closed with re
freshments served by the hostess.
Civic Drama Play
To Be Presented
Saturday Evening
"The Voice of the Turtle" the
play that had audiences rolling
in the aisles from Broadway to
Los Angeles, will be presented
at Medford- High school audi
torium Saturday, March .15, at
8:15 p. m., by an all-professional
cast from New York.
"The Voice of the Turtle" is
the third Civic Drama guild
play to be presented and is the
last opportunity Medford resi
dents will have this year to see
New York actors perform in
a hit production.
The play is a riotous and im
aginative farce concerning what
might happen when a soldier is
on leave in New York City.
The three stars of the play
are Phyllis Manning, radio and
television star, Wendell Mayes,
who recently played on Broad
way with Katherin Cornell and
Helen McCall, who has been in
many New York productions.
Tickets may be purchased by
phoning 2-9651 or at the audi
torium on Saturday evening.
Lake Creek Extension
Holds March Meeting
Lake Creek Seventeen mem
bers and two visitors from Reese
Creek Extension unit attended
the March meeting cf Lake
Creek Extension, held at the
home of Mrs. John Davidson.
The visitors were Mrs. Ben Gard
ner and Mrs. Hughes.
Mrs. Leland Charley conduct
ed the business meeting and
Mrs. Davidson took charge of
program planning.
C. B. Cordy, county agent,
talked on gardening. His talk
included ideas on planting, wa
tering and how to kill weeds
and grass.
Luncheon was served by the
hostess.
Church Young People
Plan Dinner Sunday
Young people of junior high
school age of First Methodist
church, have planned a potluck
dinner for Sunday, March 16
at the church. It is set for 5 p. m.
Parents of the children are
reauested to accompany them to
1 the event.
Junior Posse Holds
Session at Clubhouse;
Plan Work at Grounds
S. M. Turtle was guest speaker
for the last meeting of Jackson
County Junior posse held in the
posse clubhouse. Mr. Tut tie
spoke about the anatomy of the
horse.
The meeting was planned as
a follow-up of the February ses
sion at which Dr. S. E. Philips,
Medford veterinarian, spoke on
diseases common to the horse'.'
The junior group made plans
to assemble at the posse grounds
Sunday, March 16, to participate
in a general clean-up program
being carried on in preparation
for future horsemanship events.
A new grandstand is being con
structed at the grounds.
Following the business session
Tessie Ragsdale, captain, was
presented an arm patch by
Homer Marx, drillmaster for the
group. .-..
It is stated that anyone be
tween the ages of 12 and 18
interested in joining the group
may call Tessie Ragsdale, 2-7436,
or Mary Lou Larson, 2-9089 for
information regarding member
ship. '
CALENDAR
Friday
6:30 p.m. Elk-Trail PTA, pot
luck dinner at school.
6:30 p.m. Shipmates class,
First Methodist church, at
church.
7:30 p.m. Pocahontas lodge,
Redman hall.
7:30 p.m. Lincoln PTA, at
school.
7:30 p.m. Nevita chapter,
OES, school of instruction, Cen
tral Point Masonic temple.
7:30 p.m. Roxy Ann Gem
and Mineral club, Girls Com
munity club.
8 p.m. Daughters of Union
Veterans, courthouse.
8 p.m. Sams Valley. PTA, at
school.
8:15 p.m. Wenonah club,
public card party at. Redman
hall.
8:15 p.m. Jackson County
Civic Music association, concert
at senior high school auditorium.
Saturday
6:30 p.m. Twenty - Eighty
club, Jacksonville Presbyterian
church.
7 p.m. VFW Auxiliary Past
Presidents club, home of Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Hitt, Central
Point highway.
8 p. m. Sheriffs posse-Mount-
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Footlighters Make
Many Appointments
At Last Meeting
A business manager and com
mittee chairmen were appointed
at a meeting of Medford Foot
lighters held Tuesday night at
the group's theater building at
the. Jackson county fairgrounds.
Earl Knight was named busi
ness manager by the board of di
rectors, and committee chairman
to function under his direction
were announced. .They are Ber
nard Roberts, house manager and
set. designer; Max Wimmer,
lighting and sound; Mrs. Lucille
Beach, properties; Miss Barbara
Williams, costuming; Frank
Buchter, make-up; Arthur Ayer,
stage manager; Mrs. Geneva
Young, publicity.
In the future excerpts from
plays and skits are to-be pre
sented during each monthly
meeting as entertainment. Mrs.
Sylvia Smith will take charge
of entertainment for the April
meeting.
The business session was fol
lowed by a social hour and re
freshments. Shriners' Wives
Announce Meeting
March meeting of Wives of
Shriners will be held Monday,
March 17, at 6:30 p. m. in the
Jackson hotel. Dinner will be
followed by" cards.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Claude
Holmes, Mrs. Ray Baker, Mrs.
Michael Beck and Mrs. E. C.
Niles. Reservations are to be
made by Monday noon by call
ing Mrs. Holmes at 2-4338, or
Mrs. Niles at 2-2056.
Salem (U.R) State police said
Thursday that Cecil Skelton es-
j caped from the Oregon State hos-
pital here Wednesday. They said
' Skelton. whn was rnmmittoH
from Astoria, was described as
dangerous when intoxicated.
ed troop, party at posse club
house. 8 p.m. Alpha Beta chapter,
Beta Sigma Phi, Pauper's ball at
Union hall, 24 V4, South Grape
street.
Dorcas Societies
To Hold Meeting
Here on Sunday
Federated Dorcas societies of
southern Oregon will hold their
semi-annual meet i n g in -the
YMCA, in -Medford u n d a y,
March 16, from 10 "a. m. to 3
p. m. An attendance of 200 is
anticipated from the senior and
junior societies of Adventist
churches from Medford, Valley
View, Ashland, Grants Pass,
Klamath Falls, Illinois Valley,
Cave Junction and Glendale.
-.. D. N. Reiner, welfare worker
of Portland, will be guest speak
er, and will bring with him a
picture entitled, "All That I
Have." Mrs. William Harter of
Grants Pass will preside.
Mrs. Cooper Brown, Klamath
Falls, secretary of the federated
societies, will report on the work
of . the societies during the past
six months. The" report-will tell
of 5974 articles of clothing, 431
food baskets, 55 quilts and 54
Christmas boxes gitven to the
needy, of 60 free physical thera
py treatments provided for pa
tients' and of $468 in cash used
for charity cases.
Mrs. Bernard Thompson of
Medford, vice-president, will
read a resolution of appreciation
to the Pierce Auto Freight com
pany for carrying packages for
overseas relief in Korea and Pa
cific Islands free of charge. From
Medford alone they have taken
33 boxes containing 2218 articles
to the west coast depot at Wat
sonville, Calif., in the half-year,
it is reported.
A potluck dinner will be serv
ed at 12 noon in the Y dining
room. Anyone interested in wel
fare work will be a welcome
guest.
Spokane-U.R) Pole blight af
flicts about 75,000 acres of In
land Empire white pine, an in
vestigating committee meeting
here reported Thursday.
Election Planned For Howard PTA
bers and Miss Maurine McCurdy,
tap dancer.
Refreshments will be served
by mothers of children in tfce
third grade under the direction
Election of officers for the
coming year will be held when
Howard Parent-Teacher associa
tion meets Friday, March 14, at
7:30 p. m. at the school.
Following the business meet
ing, Mrs. Herb Lingren, program
chairman, will present Miss
Sonia Peterson in piano num
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Party Saturday
The Jackson County Mounted
Sheriff's posse will be hosts Sat
urday, evening at 8 p. m. to the
Ladies Mounted troop and mem
bers of the Josephine County
Mounted Sheriffs posse and aux
iliary at the posse club house
here. ' s
Entertainment for the social
evening will include round and
square dancing. A buffet supper
will, be served.
ef Mrs. Richard Stout and Mrs.
James McGowan.
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