SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday. May 18. 1952
Delphians To Hold
Meeting at Greys
Delphian club members will
discuss Chapter 17, "The Study
of Indian Culture," as their
topic when they meet Tuesday,
May 20 at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Herb
Grey, 42 South Barneburg road.
Mrs. Victor Sether will be the
leader. This will be the next to
the last in the study series.
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Central Point Women
To Meet at Foux Home
Mrs, Gaston Floux will be
hostess when Centra 1 Point
Home Extension unit holds the
May meeting, Wednesday,. May
21, at 10 a. m. at her home on'
Grant road.
Program for the day, "Making
Belts, Buckles and Buttons,"
will be given by Mrs. L. Wertz,
and Mrs. A. Straus. Members are
reminded to bring' a thimble,
pins, scissors, thread and mater
ial. Child care ill be at Third and
Maple, with Mrs. Glass in
charge.
Installation of new officers
will be held at this meeting.
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Junior-Senior Prom
Committees Named
At Ashland College
Ashland . Assignment of
committee chairmen who will
plan details of the annual Junior-Senior
prom at Southern Or
egon college here have been an
nounced by Frank Koch, Cen
tral Point, president of the spon
soring junior class. The ball will
be held at the Ashland Elks club
Wednesday, May 21.
Miss Mary Ellen Yost, Tule
lnke will arrange decorations;
Miss Janel Russell, Klamath
Falls, invitations and programs;
Eldon Durham, Ashland, public
ity; George Kekuna, Hilo, Haw
aii, entertainment; Ralph Wood,
Ashland, clean-up; Charles Per
ry, Ashland, ticket sales; and
Miss Barbara Dickson. Klamath
Falls and Miss Ann Offenbach
er, Medford, refreshments.
Coming Events Planned
For Red Cross Council
At Walter Leverettes
All Junior and Senior High
school students of the Jackson
County Junior Red Cross Coun-
cil of High Schools are invited
to attend a party Saturday, May
24 at 6:30 pjn. at the Leverette
residence, South Pacific high
way. All those attending are to
take enough hamburger for their
own picnic dinner, to be cooked
on the outdoor barbecue grill.
The remainder of the dinner will
be furnished by the hostess.
There will be games and
square dancing during the ever
ning.
The girls are Invited, if they
care to sleep outdoors, to take
a blanket roll or sleeping bag.
Breakfast from the grill will be
served the girls attending the
slumber party,
Those pl'annlng to attend
should call Miss Vera Humphrey,
telephone 2-4607, or Mrs. Walter
Leverette, telephone 2-4185, not
later than Friday.
Clerks' Auxiliary
Elects Delegates
A meeting of the auxiliary to
the National Federation of Post
Office Clerks was held in the
home- of Mrs. Lee Hubler, 642
South Holly street Thursday.
Mrs. Hubler and Mrs. Budd
Gall were elected delegates to
the state convention, to be held
in Portland June 27, 28,and 29.
The group will not meet again
until September.
- Refreshments were served by
the hostess.
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Parent-Teacher Unit 1
Has Annua Ceremony
To Install Officers
Central Point Mrs. Claude
C. Thompson was Installed pres
dent of Central Point Parent
Teacher, association at the final
meeting last Thursday. Assisting
Mrs. Thompson will be Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Watson, first vice
president, Mrs. Morris Frlnk,
second vice-president; Mrs. L.
Alldridge, secretary and Mrs
Victor Van Hoy, treasurer.
They were installed by Mrs.
Frank Van Dyke, past president
of Jackson County Council of
Parents and Teachers.
Retiring officers are Mrs. C. B.
Cordy, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs.
Harold Gebhard, Mrs. Floyd Lef
ler and Mrs. Frink. Corsages
were presented to retiring and
new officers.
Preceding the business meet
ing, Junior High Girls Glee club
sang, accompanied by Virginia
Cellura, and Jane and Jerry
Aurdal gave an Hawaiian dance
in costume. A tap dance was giv
en by Anita and Jean David,
Carol Frey and Deanna Water
man with Mrs. C. A. Meyer at
the piano.
Pupils of Mrs. Marie Dizney's
fifth grade health class present
ed two readings by Allen Barnes,
Douglas Davis, Kerman Bennett
and Forest Cook.
Invocation was given by Mrs.
Dale Burns. Mrs. Cordy report
ed on the recent convention of
the Oregon Congress of Parents
and Teachers in Pendleton; the
theme "The Needs of the Citi
zen Child Our Unfinished
Business" was emphasized In the
address by Mrs. John E. Hayes,
national PTA president, she said.
, Announcements included Jun
ior High Band concert and tum
bling exhibitions on May 16, and
pre-registration of first graders
June 4 and 5. Mrs. Lewis Kll
bourn, summer -roundup chair
man, announced the roundup of
first graders to be held on May
26 and 27, with Dr. A. E. Merkel
as examining physician. Ap
pointments are to be made for
the round-up by calling either
Mrs. Kilbourn, 823x or Mrs.
Bruce Stuart, 3-1139. Letters-
will go out this week to parents
with a medical form. .
Miss Audrey Woodridge, of
f ice secretary, was presented a
gift for her help during the year
Mr. Meyer, in behalf of the
teachers, presented a corsage to
Mrs. Cordy and to Mrs. Dixncy
who is retiring as fifth grade
teacher. Mrs. Cordy was present
ed a past-president's pin by Mrs.
Thompson in behalf of the association.
It was announced that Mrs.
Kathryn Stancliffe on the fac
ulty of Central Point Junior
High school will be official dele
gate to the National Education
Association in Detroit this sum
mer, as representative of teach
ers in four Southern Oregon
counties.
Refreshments were served
from a table centered with a
May Pole cake. Pouring were
Mrs. Paul Hopkins and Mrs.
Clinton D. Kendall. Other moth
ers of first and second grade stu
dents, assisting with the serving
were Mrs. Franklin Gebhard.
Mrs. Maynard McKay, Mrs. Leo
Ghclardi, Mrs. Victor Van Hoy.
Mrs. James McDowell and Mrs.
C. W. Anhorn.
PTA Unit To Discuss
Summer Play in City
During Meeting Friday
Opportunities for summer play
In Medford will be the theme of
the Washington School Parent
Teacher association meeting to
be held Friday, May 23 at 2:30
p.m. in the school gymnasium.
After a short business meeting
and installation of officers, the
Mothersingers will make their
farewell appearance of the sea
son. Mrs. Milo Kubalck will talk
on "Aspects of Summer Play."
Details of all summer programc
offered for the children of Jack
son county will be given by Mrs.
Marjorle Hopkins.
The school's participation In
summer activities will be ex
plained by Roy Gilbertson.
Those attending are asked to
take paper and pencil to make
notes for their own use.
Refreshments will be served
at the end of the meeting.
Flower Shows This Week
Four Garden Clubs Plan
Four garden clubs of the valley, Jacksonville, Phoenix, Ashland
and Grove will hold flower shows this week.
Oak Grove school gymnasium i :
will be the setting for a flower everyone is invited to partlci-
snow 10 oe given oaiuraay, may
24, by Grove Garden club. Hours
will be from 1:30 to 9 p.m.
' Iris will be the theme of the
show, the committee states, but
many different flowers and ar
rangements will also be featur
ed. A plant sale will be held.
A program for the afternoon
is being arranged by Mrs. Louis
Putman, and tea will be served,
with Mrs. Clare Shores In
charge. Mrs. C. C. Sater Is ar
ranging an herb display.
Other committee chairmen are
Mrs. George Armstrong, flower
arrangements; Mrs. Aubrey San
der, hospitality; W. H. Arnold,
men's division; Mrs. William
Rose, plant sale; Mrs. Carl Nor
ris, juvenile division. General
chairman is Mrs. Kenneth Far
ley, assisted by Mrs. W. H. Arn
old and Mrs. Clifford Crosby.
7:30 Sound Film; "A Won
derful Life"
11:00 "The Pot of Cold"
Chancel and Junior Choirs
Reception of members
6:30 Youth Meetings
9:45 A.M. Church School
FIRST METHODIST
CHURCH
West main and laurel
Meredith Croves, minister
Attend Church Today
"Give Cod A Chance"
The annual spring flower show
and silver tea of Jacksonville
Garden club will be held on
Thursday, May 22, in the Odd
Fellow's hall. Hours will be 1
to 9 p.m.
Among seasonal flower exhib
its will be displays of named
Iris, along with a display of old
and -unusual dolls exhibited by
members and collectors.
The show will be non-competi
tive and entries from other
groups or individuals are cor
dially invited to exhibit. It will
be appreciated if entries could
be brought to the hall by noon,
the committee states.
Phoenix Garden club will hold
an iris show and tea Tuesday
May 20, at Phoenix Community
clubhouse from 1 to 9 p.m.
Iris specimens and other ar
rangements will be shown ac
cording to Mrs. O. V. Poe. chair
man. Assisting Mrs. Poe are Mrs.
George Hartley, Mrs. H. A
Dubuque and Mrs. O. L. Pen-
land.
"An old-fashioned garden" will
De tneme for the Ashland Gar
den club's spring show to be
held Friday, May 23 in the Ash
land Civic clubhouse between 1
and 8 p.m.
Mrs. Larkin Grubbs. Ashland
Iris specialist, will display new
iris varieties from her nursery
and there will be other commer
cial exhibits.
The committee states that
pate, and admission Is free. Ex
hibitors are to take flowers in
their own containers. Tables for
flower specimens, flower ar
rangements, miniatures and
house plants will be available.
Members have planned old-fash
ioned flower arrangements and
antique containers will be on
display.
. The centennial theme will be
emphasized. Mrs. Cora True and
Mrs. W. D. Jackson will decor
ate the stage with a pioneer
scene, and hostesses will wear
centennial costumes,
Mrs. Paul Landolfe Is tea
chairman. Pouring during the
afternoon will be Miss Claire
Hanley and Mrs. R. T. Nichol,
Medford; Mrs. F. Hartley, Mrs,
Sam McNair, Miss Grace Lytle,
Mrs. G. W. Goldy, Mrs. John Von
Kuhlman and Mrs. Earl
Magruder.
Mrs. Walt Turner will conduct
a plant sale. Mrs. Douglas Faske
is in charge of staging arrange
ments; Mrs. Bruce Mills, hospi
tality; Mrs. Von Kuhlman, host
ess; Mrs. Magruder, publicity.
Coming Events Planned
By Methodist Women;
Dinner Set Wednesday
Woman's Society of Christian
Service of First Methodist
church plans several activities
for the near future. Among these
will be the Methodist senior din
ner, with Mrs. Frank Brown,
Grants Pass, as speaker. The din
ner has been set for Wednesday,
May 21, from 6:30 to 8 o'clock in
the church dining hall.
Another event planned Is the
sub-district meeting of Woman's
Society of Christian Service
which includes all woman's so
cieties from southern Oregon
Methodist churches. May 23 has
been chosen for this Important
all-day meeting and the morning
session will be given over to re
views of the quadrennial sessions
held recently In San Francisco.
Goals, as set forth at the ses
sions, will be presented by offic
ers of the district.
A noon luncheon will be serv
ed with Circle Four in charge.
Officers training school will
be held during the afternoon
hours, It Is announced.
DAV, Auxiliary
Attend Sessions
In Grants Pass
Medford Disabled American
Veterans and auxiliary will par
ticipate today in a district DAV
meeting at Grants Pass, starting
at 10 a.m. in the Grants Pass
VFW hall. Delegates also will
be there from Klamath Falls and
Roseburg. During the afternoon
the group will visit the veterans
domiciliary at Camp White. A
no host dinner will be served by
the Grants Pass unit at noon.
Visitors are expected to be there
from Oregon City and Portland.
At a meeting Tuesday evening
of the auxiliary in the home of
Mrs. Ed Neff, 811 Bennett street,
officers were nominated. Seven
delegates also were elected. They
will attend a state convention
at La Grande. Mrs. Paul Olsen
is the No. 1 delegate and others
planning to make the trip In
elude Mrs. E. R. Rice, command
er; Mrs. Ed Neff, state executive
woman; Mrs. George Simmons,
state banner carrier; Mrs. Hazel
Van Dermark, state treasurer,
and Mrs. James Little, district
commander.
A Junior charter will be pre
sented Friday, May 23 and all
juniors and their mothers are
invited to attend. Officers will
be elected and installed by the
department commander, Mrs.
Laara Bryant, Grants Pass. The
Jackson county junior organiza
tion is the only one in the state.
The auxiliary plans a rum
mage sale May 26.
Several members are planning
to attend installation of officers
of the Grants Pass unit May 22.
sojourners
Medford Sojourners club will
meet Thursday, May 22, at 1 p.
m. at the Medford hotel. Dessert
will be served followed by cards.
Farewell Party
Honors Harrisons
About 25 friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Harrison met
Wednesday in the John Morris
home on Valleyview road near
Ashland for a farewell party for
the Harrisons. The couple left
Friday to live in southern Idaho.
They recently sold their ranch
where they lived on Fern Valley
road.
The group presented them a
gift and cards were the diversion
of the evening. The Harrisons
were active in riding groups
here.
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