TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Gold Hill Auxiliary
Plans Event at Camp
Gold Hill Members of the
auxiliary to Gold Hill Veterans
of Foreign Wars post will serve
refreshments to Camp White vet
erans on May 21. During a re
cent meeting of the group mem
bers decided to meet during this
week to complete making a quilt.
Seven officers attended the re
cent meeting and refreshments
were served to members of the
post following the meeting when
a social hour was held.
Post members have been Im
proving the grounds about the
VKW home on Old Stage road
where the post and auxiliary
meetings are held.
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Society and Clubs
Tea for Mothers
Given on Friday
In Rogue River
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Civic club entertained at tea
for the mothers of the commun
ity Friday, May 9. Mrs. Jerusha
Moore, club mother, poured and
was assisted by her daughter,
Mrs. W. A. White. A short trib
ute to their mothers was given
by each guest and gifts were
presented to Mrs. Moore and
Mrs. E. J. Green, president of
the club, as the oldest and
youngest mothers present.
The tea was preceded by a
brief business meeting, at which
time a community chest report
was given by Mrs. Walter Kas-
worm, who stated that collec
tions during the recent drive
were very good. A letter com
mending Mrs. Frances Hawkins
for her work as chairman of the
crippled children committee
was read.
Mrs. H. W. Hargitt gave a
short talk on Girl Scouts and
invited the club members to at
tend the scout meetings and the
day camp. The Girl Scouts are
sponsored by the Civic club and
meet in the club building.
Mrs. Hargitt announced the
day camp will be held the week
of June 2. Dues for the five days
are a dollar, and that includes
the girl's food. Any girl in the
community from the age of "7
to 70" may attend the day camp,
she stated. The day camp will
be held in the city park between
the hours of 10 a. ni. and 3 p. m.
The leaders and their aides will
teach the girls outdoor cooking
and campcraft in general.
Junior High PTA
To Hold Meeting
A program of special interest
to parents whose children will
enter Medford Junior High
school next fall will be given
Thursday, June 15, in the junior
high school building at 8 p.m.
A discussion period designed
to answer parents' questions has
been planned. Discussed will be
the school curriculum, activities
and other pertinent material.
Music will be furnished by
Junior High Mothersingcrs, and
a social hour with refreshments
will follow the meeting.
All parents whose children
will enter the school next fall
are invited to attend. 1
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Wednnday. May 14. 1952,
Amateur Contest
To Be Held Friday '
At Griffin Creek
An amateur contest featuring
a variety of numbers will be held
at the Griffin Creek school Fri
day night, May 16, at 8 o'clock
in the school gymnasium.
Competing in the contest will
be students of Howard and Grif
fin Creek schools and there will
be seven prizes awarded, accord
ing to Mrs. Myrna Frink, princi
pal of the Griffin Creek school.
The entertainment is given as a
school benefit, she states.
A similar contest was held at
the Howard school last week and
winners from there will again
compete. In addition, there will
be a number of new acts. There
will be a nominal charge made
for admission, Mrs. Frink states.
Wenonah Club Plans
Meeting on Thursday
Wenonah club will meet at
Redman hall Thursday, May 15,
at 1 p.m. Dessert will be follow
ed by a card party.
The refreshment committee is
Mrs. R. E. Wicker, Mrs. Helen
Kccsee, Mrs. Roy Stoy and Mrs.
Oda Thomason.
CALENDAR
Calendar nullcea and newt fol
the aorlaty lection or Tb Mall
rrlbuna mull he mbmllied id
writing., and deadline tor tbe Sun
day edition la I p.m. Friday Dead
Una ror weekly newa la ft p.m. tbe
day before publication and dead
line for the weekly calendar ll
9 a m ol tba day (or publication
Wednesday
7:30 p.m. St. Mark's Evening
guild, annual spring party at
parish and guild halls.
7:30 p.m. Footlighter tryouts
for "Suspect" at little theater,
fairgrounds.
7:30 p.m. Lively Oaks, R. W.
Hugdahl, 2230 Canal street.
8 p.m. Neighbors of Wood
craft Thimble club, home of
Mrs. J. M. Dodge, 519 King
street.
Thursday
1:30 p.m. Sams Valley
Ladies club, home of Mrs. C. C.
Sanderson,
1:30 p.m. Jacksonville Gar
den club, home of Mrs. Frank
Janosky,
1:30 p.m. Royal Neighbor
lodge Memorial service.
to 9 P.M.
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Church Representatives
Tell of Mission Work
At Meeting of Union
Representatives of Medford
churches spoke at the last meet
ing of Medford Women's Chris
tian Temperance union.
Speakers included Mrs. Jessie
Minear, president of Woman s
Society of Christian Service,
First Methodist church; Mrs.
Guy Cox, Brethren church; Mrs.
Minnie Bryant, First Baptist
church; Mrs. Ina Renker, Church
of the Nazarene; Mrs. Robert J.
Cox, Free Methodist church;
Mrs. W, L. Lampkln, First Pres
byterian church.
Each told of the mission work
of her church, and a number of
articles brought from foreign
countries were displayed. Miss
Elizabeth Burr displayed a
shawl from Vienna, Mrs. Bert R.
Elliott articles from several
countries she has visited; Mrs.
Mabel Houck, articles from Ger
many; Mrs. Renker, articles
from Norway; Mrs. G. O. San
den, articles sent from many
countries by her three sons and
a daughter.
Mrs. Sanden was chairman for
the program. Mrs. Scott Heath
erington gave devotionals and
Mrs. Kenneth Shroyer sang a
solo, with Mrs. Robert Taylor at
the piano.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Clarissa Nye. Mrs. Houch
and Mrs. M. Russell.
Eagle Point School
Class Visits Tribune
Nine members of the Eagle
Point high school Journalism
class visited the offices and plant
of The Mail Tribune Tuesday
morning. They were accompan
ied here by their instructor,
Clarence Davies.
Members of the group Inclu
ded Charleen Peile, Carol Wyatt,
Carole Elder, Lorraine Bekkcr,
Lewis Tycer, Joanne Henderson,
Carol Weldman, Sally Eccles
lon and Shirley Comes,
Hart Pottvy
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Phoenix Gardeners
Hold Installation
At Recent Meeting
Phoenix Mrs. Walter Gro-
chocki was installed president of
the Phoenix Garden club at a
recent meeting. Mrs. O. V. Poe
was installing officer and others
installed to their offices were
Mrs. Myrtle Dubuque, first vice
president; Mrs. Walter Germer,
second vice-president; Mrs. O. L.
Penland, treasurer, and Miss
Echo Alford, secretary.
Twenty-five members and four
visitors attended. The visitors
were Mrs. Arlie Hatcher, Mrs. E.
C. Lee; and Miss Mary Pap-
worth of San Francisco.
Mrs. Charles Johnson spoke
on four new shrubs, tree wista
ria, daphne, somerset, lywood
gold forsythia and a fragrant
snowball which will survive cold
at 10 degrees below zero.
Mrs. Grochocki named her
committees during the meeting.
Conservation chairman is Mrs.
Poe; magazine librarians, Mrs.
Charles Johnson; civic, Mrs. A.
C. Lewis; remembrance, Mrs. I.
House; publicity, Mrs. George
Bourne; corsage, Mrs. Jewell
Parr and Mrs. William Elson;
birls, Mrs. Chris Wolff; horticul
ture, Mrs. Charles Hockersmith;
historian, Mrs. Esther Wilson;
program and year book, Mrs.
Charles Lewis, Mrs. Lillian Cole
man and Mrs. Guy Cobleigh;
flower show, Mrs. A. 0. Floyd
An iris show will be held i
the near future, the date to be
announced.
The club will enter a float in
the May festival parade May 24.
Hostesses for the June meet
ing will be Mrs. A. C. Lewis and
Mrs. C. W. Lewis. Mrs. O. L.
Penland will present Miss Claire
Hanley who will show slides and
speak on lilies.
Medford Sorority
Has Model Meeting
Nu Phi Mu sorority held a
model meeting May 5 at the
home of Miss Marie Wimmer,
1115 West Second street, with a
number of guests present.
The rush captain, Miss Irma
Bostock, welcomed guests and
Miss Janet Walton gave the na
tional history of the sorority.
Miss Pat Merriman and Miss
Jackie Walker told of future
plans.
Guests included Miss Jean
Avery, Miss Reola Barnes. Miss
Darlcne Auman, Miss Cheryl
Cody, Miss Evelyn Jones, Miss
Sue Harris, Miss Joan Zemlicka,
Miss Alison Campbell, Miss
Sharron Callahan, Miss Nancy
Lambo, Miss Carol Herdman,
Miss Joann Christian and Mrs.
Joan Johnson.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Next event of the sorority will
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be a tea May 19 at the home of
Mrs. Hal Skinner, 32 Portland
avenue.
To Elect
Epsilon chapter of Delta Kap
pa Garpma will observe Found
ers day during a meeting Satur
day, May 17, at the Elks club In
Ashland. Election officers also
is on the program of events. Miss
Bertha Stephens is social chair
man for the meeting.
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Phoenix Neighbors of Wood
craft of Phoenix will hold a card
party Thursday at 8 p.m. in the
homa of Mr. and Mrs. George
Drake. Mn. Lilly Colemari and
Mrs. Mervln Hlxson will be co
hostesses. Multnomah county leads all
counties in Oregon in number
of canneries, with 19. Marion
county has 17 and Clatsop coun
ty 14.
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