EIGHT MEDFOBD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday. April 4. 19S2
Roxy Ann Court
Plans Installation
Saturday Evening
Roxy Ann court, Order of the
Amaranth, will hold the annual
public Installation of officers
Saturday, April 5 in Medford
Masonic temple. The hour is
8 pjn. '
Grand officers will be here to
assist in the ceremony. Planning
to attend are Mrs. Ann Rundell,
Portland, past grand royal ma
tron; Jack Schulze, Klamath
Falls, past grand royal patron;
Mrs. Schulze, past grand stand
ard bearer; Mrs. Frances Astrom,
Portland, grand secretary; Frank
Douglass, Klamath Falls, assist
ant grand lecturer.
Elective officers to be in
stalled are Mrs. Eldon Waldron,
royal matron; James Risley,
royal patron; Mrs. Glenn Linn,
associate matron; Jack Kennedy,
associate patron; Mrs. Charles
Hoppe, conductress; Mrs. George
Rehart, associate conductress;
Mrs. Ira Canf ield, secretary; Ver
non Turpin, treasurer; Herbert
Morris, one-year trustee; L. Man
ning, three-year trustee.
- Mrs. Dewey-Queen is the re
tiring royal matron and Ira D.
Canfield the retiring royal patron.
Stamp Club To Hold
Meeting on Saturday
New members of the Junior
"Y" Stamp club are Vernon Har
ris, James Emment, Jack Smith
and Joe Shelton. The club now
has a membership of 55 children.
Last week the club studied
the stamps of Sweden, and for
the meeting Saturday, April 5,
will study the stamps of Fin
land. The club meets each Sat
urday at the YMCA at 1:30 p.m.
Prizes will be given for the
best essays on Finland. Clyde
Smith is leader, and Mrs. Eric
ae nace ana tuemon xsauey,
assistants.
Society and Clubs
Teachers To Hold
Meeting Saturday
In Griffin Creek
Jackson County Classroom
Teachers' association will hold
its last meeting of this school
year at Griffin Creek school
Saturday, April 5. A ham
luncheon will be served at noon
in the school cafeteria.
The program will open with
group singing. led by Mrs. Myr
tle Chapman, Ashland, and ac
companied by Mrs. Myrna Frink,
principal of Griffin Creek
school. Mrs. Frieda Wilson of
the Southern Oregon college will
speak on "Testing, Evaluation,
Grading and Report Cards."
Mrs. Una B. Inch, county
school supervisor, will act as
moderator of a panel discussion
following the talk by Mrs. Wil
son. Teachers taking part in the
panel will be Mrs. Lurene Nye,
Ashland; Tincye Murray, Butte
Falls; Wilma Peabody, Med
ford, Oak Grove school, and
Loran W. Casebier of Talent
Election of officers will be
held, an evaluation of the year's
program will be given and plans
for next year will be dsicussed.
All teachers of the county are
cordially invited to attend. Mrs.
Frink is taking (reservations.
Superintendents and principals
are welcome to attend.
Have grilled mackerel for din
ner tonight, with a sauce made
of mayonnaise in which finely
chopped watercress is mixed.
You won't need a whole bunch
of watercress for the sauce, but
the remainder will keep crisp
and green in the vegetable
freshener compartment of your
refrigerator.
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Plans Completed
By Phoenix Club
For Garden Show
Phoenix Members of Phoe
nix Garden club are busy this
week completing plans for a
spring garden . show Sunday,
April 6, at the Community club
building.
Show hours are to be 12 noon
to 9 p.m. Entertainment is being
planned throughout the day, in
cluding a style show, and tea
will be served! All gardeners,
whether members of any club or
not, are invited, to enter' dis
plays in the show..
Committee chairmen for the
show are Mrs. O. L. Penland
and Mrs. A. C. Lewis, invitations;
Mrs. Jess Wilson, Mrs. George
Bourne and Mrs. L. C. Taylor,
hostesses; Mrs. Vaughn Quacken
bush, specimens; Mrs. George
Hartley, Mrs. O. V. Poe, arrange
ments; Mrs. Jewel Parr, Mrs.
Tom Elson, floor display; Mrs.
C. W. Lewis, Mrs. C. H. Hocker
smith, Mrs. Penland. stage and
theme; Mrs. Myrtle DuBuque,
Mrs. Minnie Culver, Mrs. W. F.
Biddle and Mrs. L. S. Houston,
plant sale; Mrs. L. O. Caster and
Mrs. Lillian Coleman, tea serv
ice; Mrs. Chris Wolfe, Mrs. W. I.
House and Mrs. Hockersmith,
souvenir plants; Mrs. A. O. Floyd
and Mrs. A. C. Lewis, program
and style show; Mrs. Clifford
Maust and Mrs. Guy Bobleigh,
guest book.
Cooperating for the style show
will be Jean Hart, Houser's Dress
shop, Bert Pree and Town and
Country, Burelsons and Frances
Dallaire.
Musical numbers will be given
from time to time by a barber
shop chorus and quartet, students
of the Eve Prentice studio, Mrs.
Tom Lowe and Kay Fisher.--
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Medford Student
Is Committee Head
Henry Padgham, Medford stu
dent attending the University of
California at Davis has been
named director of finance for
the 39th annual picnic day at the
university. It is set for April 19.
The student, a son of Mr. and
Mrs. H.. A. Padgham, 2707
Springbrook road, will have the
important job of supervising the
concessions that provide for the
wants of over 20,000 people ex
pected to visit the campus that
day. He is a sophomore at the
school, and is an irrigation ma
jor. The young man is a member
of Alpha Gamma ' Rho frater
nity, and the Cal-Aggie band.
The varied program for the
day includes such events as a
horse show, fashion show, a
track meet said to the world's
' largest event for high schools, an
FFA judging day, invitational
i swim relays and an aquacade.
Anyone interested is invited
to attend the annual event.
Lily Day Parade,
Country Club Dance
On Drive Calendar
On the calendar for April 5
and April 7 are two events be
ing held in Jackson county in
connection with the annual East
er Seal sale. The annual Lily
Day parade will be held Satur
day, and the second event will
be a benefit dance at Rogue Val
ley Country club.
Selling the lilies, made by the
handicapped of Oregon, will be
26 Medford Senior High school
girls selected by Mrs. Laurence
Butler dean of girls at the
school, and 25 members of Med
ford bethel. Job's Daughters.
The girls will work under the
supervision of Mesdames Paul
Atkins, Alvin Boswell, Norman
Burke, P. C. Chinn Jr., Stella
Breed, Susie Riddle, W. C
Blackledge, Robert Powell and
the Misses Hazel Swayne and
Billie Kurtner Corsages will be
given each girl by Medford Ro
tana club, sponsors of the Easter
Seal drive in Medford.
Aknew orchestra, Two Beaux
and a Peep, will play for the
cour try club dance. Dancing
will be from 9 p. m. until 1 a. m.
and a buffet supper will be
served from 11 to 12 midnight.
Tickets for the dance mav be
bought at Purucker's Music
store, from all members of Ko
tana, or Mrs. John McCann,
2-5594. .
Adding color to both the Lily
Day parade and the dance will
be the presence of Pete, the
Easter Seal rabbit Pete is really
Mrs.. J. A. Rose, president of
Rotana.
The parade and dance are two
of four wavs in which Jackson
county residents may support the
work of the Oregon society oi
Crippled Children and Adults,
it is pointed out. Other methods
of contribution are purchase of
the Easter Seals, or contribu
tions bv wav of the coin contain
ers in retail establishments.
When you get out a new dish
cloth, sew a large button on one
corner. The button may be used
for scraping food from pots or
dishes.
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wriUm, and deadline lor the Sun
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day before publication, and dead
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Fridav
8 D.m. Pocahontas lodge,
Redman hall.
8 n.m. Central Point Junior
High school operetta, school
library.
Saturda
12:30 n.m. Medford League
of Women Voters. Jackson hotel
2 n.m. Central Point Garden
club flower show, American Le-
eion hall.
8 n.m. Roxy Ann court, or
der of Amaranth, oublic installa
tion at Mediord Masonic xempie.
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Name Delegates
To Annual Meeting
Oregon "Congress
A large delegation from Jack
son county units will attend the
annual convention of Oregon
Congress of Parents and Teach
ers set for April 7-9 in Pendle
ton, Ore. Sessions will be held
in Vert Memorial auditorium.
County delegates will include
Mesdames L. O. Rogers, George
Hubbard, Lee Hoag, C: B. Cordy,
Delbert Spain, Myron Newton,
William Roroayne, Albert Har
rison, Leo Jacobs, Chester Fitch,
Carl Peterson, Arch Barksdale,
Margery Clark, L. A. Macklin,
Forrest Campbell, Willam Neal
and William Davenport.
From Medford the city coun
cil delegate is Mrs. Leigh Gusti
son; Jackson unit delegate is
Mrs. Alvin Boswell; Medford
Junior High PTA, Mrs. J. W.
Danforth; Roosevelt, Mrs. R. D.
Dames and Mrs. O. A. Kunkel;
Washington, Mrs. Fred Under
wood and Mrs. Norman Burke;
Lincoln, Mrs. John Benson.
Mrs. John E. Hayes, president
of the National Congress of Par
ents and Teachers, will deliver
the keynote address on Monday,
April 7. Mrs. Jennelle Moor
head, Oregon president, will pre
side. -
Scheduled are the annual
nomination and election of offi
cers, workshops dealing with
PTA problems on local,, county
and state levels. Changes are also
to-be made in the by-laws of
the constitution.
For entertainment a smorgas
bord dinner, chuck wagon break
fast and a large regional dinner
are planned.
Mrs. Moorhead set the theme
of the convention in the invita
tion issued to local units when
she asked all delegates to come
prepared, not with material
equipment, but enthusiasm, tol
erance and an open mind.
League Announces
Open Meeting for
Talk by Senator
Men, as well as women, are
invited to attend a meeting at
which State Senator Phil Hitch
cock will speak Saturday, April
5, it was announced today by
Medford League of Women Vot
ers, sponsoring his appearance
here. The luncheon meeting will
be held at the Pioneer room in
the Jackson hotel at 12:30 p.m.
Reservations are to be made
by calling Mrs. Nick DeWitt,
2-5640.
Reorganization of the 'state
tax structure will be the sena
tor's topic, and his talk will be
followed by open discussion.
Senator Hitchcock is considered
one of the legislature's outstand
ing members, and he is known
as an able speaker.
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Plans for Frolic
Completed Today
Last minute preparations for
the annual April Frolic at the
Jackson school were nearing
completion this afternoon and
workers planned to have every
thing in readiness for opening
of the building to dinner guests
at 5:30 p. m. today. .
Several new booths had been
added to the bazaar. A stall for
sale of festive hats and jumping
beans gave a carnival - appear
ance to the setting. It is to be
manned by W. H. McGuire.
Fish ponds to test the skill
of children will be operated fol
lowing the presentation of the
operetta. Mrs. Kenneth Nolte,
Mrs. J. R. Clark, Mrs Alvin Bos
well, Mrs Roy Heath and Mrs.
Violet LeMaster will take
charge of the ponds.
The operetta, to be staged by
the school,. will open at 7:30
o'clock.
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Phoenix Class Holds
Meeting at Church
. Phoenix Homemakers class
of Phoenix Presbyterian church
recently held the monthly ses
sion at the church, with election
of officers held during the eve
ning. Ed Caldwell was elected
president, and Mrs. Maud Has
kins, secretary. The retiring
president and secretary are Mr.
and Mrs. John Kesler.
Supper preceded the meeting,
and games followed. Committee
members were Mr. and Mrs.Rex
Nicodemus and Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Lawrence. Hosts for the
next meeting will be Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Thompson and Mr,
and Mrs. Earl Gillette.
works with ' casein, oils, and
charcoal. He is program director
for KYJC.
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thread through to an even length
and then knotting each thread
separately instead ' of twisting
them together. You will find the
thread will not snarl and break
as when two ends are knotted
together.
When baking halibut It It i
good plan to pour milk over and
around it. This keeps the fish
moist (it has no fat of its own)
and makes it brown more satis
factorily.
If a fish or an egg sinks when
put into a pan of water, you can
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