Points Field Trial :
Attracts Visitors;
Dinner To Be Given
Attracted by the points field
trial of the Rogue Valley Re
triever club, many visitors have
arrived in the valley to spend
the week-end. The trial, first
points trial of this type ever
held here, is being held at Hoov
er lakes off Avenue A, Camp
. White area, today, Saturday and
Sunday.
Among the women owners and
handlers of dogs here are three
Californians, Mrs. John Preston,
San Mateo, Mrs. Ludington Pat
ton Jr., Chico, and Beverly
Utter, - the latter being one of
the youngest of the handlers.
' Planned as a social event for
the week-end is an informal din
ner set for Saturday evening at
the Jackson hotel. A social hour
will be held from 7 to 8 p.m.
with the dinner to follow. Wom
en of the club will act as host
esses. Kenneth Denman will be mas
ter of ceremonies, and will pre
sent trophies won Friday and
Saturday. Other trophies will
be displayed.
Anyone interested is invited
to attend the dinner and reser-
" vations are to be made by phon
ing Jackson County Chamber of
Commerce before noon Satur
day. Mrs. Harley Nelson is sec
retary of the club.
The public is invited to at
tend the trials, which begin each
day at 8 a.m. Signs will be
placed on Crater Lake highway
to direct motorists to the site of
the trials. It is stressed that the
trials will be of interest to young
and old alike and families are
Invited to attend. Big bonfires
will be kept going for warmth
and concessions will be operat
ed at the grounds.
Basketball Team
Honored at Dinner
Mrs. Sam Weir and Mrs. Aus
tin Caldwell were hostesses Mon
day night for a dinner which
honored members of the basket
ball team of Griffin Creek
school. It was held at the Cald
well home, 1110 Atkins street.
St. Patrick's day decorations
were used, and a special cake
with the name of the team was
served.
Members of the team are Lor
en Fleming, Joe Branum, Keith
Clogston, Ronald Muir, Robert
Guches, Ray Powers, Clarence
Verschoor, Bennie Adams and
Ralph Weir. Other guests were
Floyd Robinson, coach, and Mrs.
Myrna Frink, principal of the
school.
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Delphyn and Millie are at
tending the West Coast Hair
Style Convention this weekend.
reduced prices
Regular $1.65 at $1.43 a pr.
Box of 3 r. $4.19
Regular $1.35 at $1.19 a pr.
Bex of 3 pr. $3.47
Regular $1.95 at $1.69 a pr.
Box of 3 pr. $4.97
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Box of 3 pr. $4.37
MAIN AND
Society and Clubs
Announce Callers
For Square Dance
Planned by YMCA
Gordon Kershaw, who will
serve as master of ceremonies
for the YMCA smorgasbord and
square dance party on Saturday,
March 29, states that a large
number of callers will be on
hand for the party.
Assisting as callers will ,be
Benny Parkhurst, Ashland, Sam
Conner, Ashland; Jack Walker,
Geary Conrad, Jack Crump,
Norm Hillyer and Dan Neill,
Medford, and John Nieder
meyer, Jacksonville.
Mrs. Claude Miles heads the
committee which is busy plan
ning special dishes for the
smorgasbord. Others working on
the plans are Mrs. LeRoy Bailey,
ticket sale and entertainment;
Bob Jones, publicity; Mrs.
Grover Corum, buying and cook
ing of the food; Mrs. Jesse
James, kitchen manager; Mrs.
John Carter, tables and decora
tions; Mrs. Curtis Donahue, so
liciting; Mrs. Bruce Bio ugh,
snack bar.
Everyone interested in square
dancing is invited to attend, and
a large gathering is anticipated.
Accordion Students
To Present Recitals
Second of series of recitals
will be given at the Eve Pren
tice Accordion, studio Tuesday,
March 25. It will begin at 7:30
p.m.
Participating will be Virginia
Walters, Bea Rasmussen, Jimmy
Glasscock, Delbert Harvey, Kar
en Britton. Charlotte Keene,
Raymond Swingle, Bonnie Goeh
ring, Lynn Hales, Gene Harvey,
Gerald Fanger, Beverly Keene,
Cora Belle Ravenor, Sandra El
rod, Billy Beer, Joe Bailey,
Marilyn Fanger and Oveta Wal
den. Third of the series will be
given the following night, March
26. It will also be held at the
studio beginning at 7:30 p.m.
Taking part will be Patty Ken
naday, Sharon Whitlock, Joyce
Messinger, Marlys Glaser, Cal
vin Gillispie, Diane Orr, Sally
Lindgren, Gwendolyn Krouse,
Vida Childers, Verl Berry, Kath
leen Morse, Linda Lindgren,
Beverly Jones, Phyllis Berry and
Joe 'Taylor.
Parents and friends of the stu
dents are invited. Assisting Mrs.
Prentice with the arrangements
will be Miss Carol Davis and
Miss Delores Davis.
News ofA-H
CLUBS
Upper Rogue Club
Upper Rogue 4-H club enjoyed
a social meeting March 17 in the
Shady Cove schoolhouse. The
Beef club entertained with a
movie. Five leaders, six visitors
and 22 members attended.
Next social meeting will be
held in the Shady Cove school on
April 21.
Henry Conner, reporter.
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The Last Day
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Mail Easter Seals
To County Homes;
Appoint Chairmen
More than 22,000 envelopes
containing sheets of 1952 Easter
seals have been sent to homes
in Jackson county since the an
nual sale of the Oregon Society
for Crippled Children and
Adults was put under way March
13.
Chairmen in all towns of Jack
son county have been appointed
to direct the Easter sale activi
ties. Mrs. John Mills and Mrs.
J. A. Eidswick, Ashland, Mrs.
Kejth Scott, Butte Falls; Mrs.
Donald Burelson, Central Point;
Mrs. Bert Stanley, Eagle Point;
Mrs. Edward J. Knapp, Gold
Hill; Mrs. Paul Matheny, Jack
sonville; Mrs. Charles F. Hoey,
Phoenix; Mrs. Roscoe Larson,
Prospect; Mrs. Clint Hawkins,
Rogue River; Mrs. Allen East
gate, Shady Cove and Mrs.
Wayne Reichstein, Talent, will
be in charge of booths and Lily
Day parades in their respective
towns.
Mrs. C. B. Partch, Jackson
county chairman, points out that
the seals are obtainable only
through the mail and at the
booths. In addition to the seal
sale, coin containers are placed
in various places of business in
the county, and miniature lilies
are sold during the Lily Day
parades to add to the fund. No
funds are received by the so
ciety from the Community Chest
or Medford Plan.
Central Point Mothers
Hold Recent. Meeting
Central Point Central Point
Navy Mothers' club held a busi
ness meeting recently at the
home of Mrs. Eva Campbell
Mrs. M. A. Adams was appointed
hospital chairman. The club
plans to do sewing for the in
firmary at Camp White, as well
as making a layette and quilts
for Navy families.
Final plans were made for a
ways and means project.
An all day meeting will be
held Wednesday, March 26, at
the home of Mrs. M. A. Adams,
North Upton road. A potluck
luncheon will be served at noon.
Quilts will be tied for a mem
ber, sewing done on gowns and
a social hour held during the
afternoon. Each member is to
take a "white elephant."
In cooperation with t he
"Seeds for Democracy" cam
paign, a package of seeds was
made ready for mailing to the
Philippine Republic. Refresh
ments were served by the host
ess. Dinner
Mrs. Lois Parks and children,
Del Rio Trailer court, and Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Wagner and chil
dren of Klamath Falls, were
dinner guests Wednesday eve
ning of Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Johnson of Oak Grove road. The
Wagners were visiting this week
with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Web
ster, 401 East 12th street
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Court Advisory
Group Will Meet
Juvenile court advisory com
mittee will meet Monday, March
24, at 8 p m. on the third floor
of the courthouse, it was an
nounced today by the committee
in charge.
A progress report of the work
done thus far on the survey
of detention needs in the county
will be given, as well as a re
port and discussion from the
committee studying "parent
punishment" measures. "
Each civic organization in the
county has been requested to
be represented on the advisory
committee. Anyone interested in
the welfare of children is invited.
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Medford Chapter
Of Credit Women
To Be Organized
A Medford chapter of the
Credit Women's Breakfast Club
of North America will be organ
ized at a meeting to be held Sun
day, March 23, at the Jackson
hotel at 10:30 a.m.
Members of chapters at Eu
gene, Roseburg, Salem and Coos
Bay will attend, as well as a
group of credit women from
Grants Pass.
The Credit Women's Break
fast clubs, a division of the Na
tional Retail Credit association,
are active in almost every state
in the union and in every prov
ince in Canada. Purpose of the
organization -is "to promote the
interest of credit women in their
profession and in part to further
the education of its members in
the methods, practices and the
general procedure of credit and
collections; to promote good
will, fellowship and a better un
derstanding among its members
by personal contact and associa
tion, and to bring about a closer
cooperation between the Credit
Bureau and the credit depart
ment." Anyone interested in obtain
ing further information is asked
to call Mrs. Irene Ostrander at
the Credit Bureau of Medford,
or Chester Irish of First National
bank. Mr. Irish is president of
Jackson County Retail Credit
association.
Reynolds Tobacco Heir,
Bride on Honeymoon
Long Beach, Cal. (U.R) Gran
dison Reynolds, grand-nephew of
late tobacco czar R. J. Reynolds,
and the 18-year-old bride he met
in Japan, were honeymooning
here Friday.
Reynolds, 22, is a sergeant in
the First Cavalry division. He
is the son of Mrs .Ernest Rey
nolds of Lexington, Ky.
The bride is Gail Waldo". They
were married here Wednesday
Reynolds is stationed at Birming
ham. Ala.
CALENDAR
Calendar notices and newt foi
the society section or The Mall
tribune most be submitted la
writing, and deadline for the Sun
day ediUon Is I p.m. Friday. Dead
line for weekly news Is S p.m. the
day before publication, and dead
line for the weekly calendar Is
9 am. of the day for publication
Friday
6:30 p.m. Canton Siskiyou
and auxiliary. Patriarchs Mili
tant. IOOF hall.
6:30 p.m. Homemakers' class,
Phoenix Presbyterian church, at
church.
6:30 p. m. Church of the
Brethren, annual dinner at
church.
7:30 p.' m. SPEBSQSA, Jack
son hotel, special meeting.
8 p. m. Pocahontas lodge,
Redman hall.
Saturday
2 p. m. Crater Lake chapter,
Daughters of American Revolu
tion, Girls' Community club.
8 p. m. Zuleima temple,
Daughters of the Nile, Ashland
Elks temple.
8 p. m. Royal Arch Masons,
dance in Medford Masonic tem
ple. AUTOMATIC
FrldT. March SI. 1132
Reorganized Men's
Chorus Meeting
The reorganized men's chorus
is now holding meetings each
Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. at Roose
velt school, persons interested in
the group said today. Richard
Werner, Medford musician, is act
ing as conductor for the chorus.
The group was reorganized
about three weeks ago and be
tween 12 and 15 men have at
tended meetings. They point out
that the group is open to all in
terested men in the Rogue val
ley. They hope to have a mem
bership of between 40 and 50.
Those wishing to join may do
so simply by attending the next
meeting.
The original chorus disbanded
about a year ago when the group
was unable to obtain a perma
nent conductor.
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Eagle Point
Eagle Point T. Sgt L. D.
Newstrom of the U. S. Air Force
left last Tuesday after spending
several days here with his aunt,
Mrs. Augusta Perry and other
relatives in Grants Pass, and
the Lake Creek district. He re
turned to the states February 26,
after having spent the past year
and a half m Alaska with the
5064th cold weather material
testing squadron,, as aerial pho
tographer. He has been reassign
ed to headquarters air proving
ground command at Elgin Air
Force base in Florida to photo
graphic test work.
Mr. and Mrs; T. N. Clark of
Seattle and Miss Minnie Clark
of Bellingham, Wash., left last
Monday for home after spend
ing a week here with their
brother and his wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Buford Clark. They were
returning from an extended trip
through the extreme eastern and
southern states, also the yellow
stone park and. other points of
interest along the way.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnson of
Medford called, on Mr. and Mrs.
Orvil Henderson here last Tues
day evening. ,
The meeting, of Eagle Point
Garden club at the Glen Clymer
home on March 19 was interest
ing and well attended. Three new
members were enrolled. Mrs.
Tom Ginn of Medford demon
strated varied flower arrange
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