FOUR MEDFOHD (OREGON)
Society and Clubs
Poppy Chairman
Reminds Citizens
Of Coming Sale
"Wear a poppy to honor the
war dead and aid war's living
victims."
This is the appeal that will be
made to everyone in Medford
by the American Legion auxil
iary on Poppy Day, May 23 and
24, it has been announced by
Mrs. Les Williams, poppy chair
man of the Medford unit of the
auxiliary.
Women of the auxiliary will
be on the streets throughout the
day, offering the smybolic mem
orial poppies and receiving con
tributions for the auxiliary's
work in behalf of disabled vet
erans and needy children of vet
eran's. The poppies will be crepe
paper replicas of the wild pop
pies which grew "between the
crosses, row on row," in the bat
tle cemeteries in France and
Belgium. They have been made
for the auxiliary by disabled
veterans of both World Wars,
"This year the poppy will
have added significance because
of the long lists of war dead
from Korea which have been
added to the heroic roll of those
who have died for America,"
Mrs. Williams said. "Also there
will be increased need for the
Poppy Day contribution because
of the many thousands of young
men disabled in the Korean
lighting. We hope that everyone
will understand that the memor
ial poppy means honor for the
nation's war dead and aid lor
thnse suffering as a result of
war service, and will wear one
of the little red flowers proudly
on Poppy Day."
CALENDAR
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tha society lection of The Mall
Trlbun moil be aubmltted id
wrltlni, nd deadlln. for the Sun
day ndltlon li I p m- rrlda Dead
line for weekly ncwi la a p.m. the
day before publication, and dead
line for the weekly calendar la
i am. of the day for publlcaunn
Tuesday
8 p.m. Pythian Sisters, Pytlv
Ian building.
8 p.m. Carnation club, home
of Mrs. Paul Atkins, 101 South
Keeneway drive.
8 p.m. VFW auxiliary, at
hall, 42 North rroni aireei.
8 n.m. Romie Valley Weav
crs guild, Mrs. M. A. Loros,
1862 Delta Waters road.
Wednesday
10 a.m. Central Point Home
Extension unit, Mrs. Gaston
Floux, Grant road,
10:30 a.m. Lake Creek Home
Extension unit, Mrs. Bill Mas
fell on Salt Creek.
12 noon Contemporary Book
club, Mrs. Don Newbury, 7 East
wood drive.
12:30 p.m. Wednesday Study
elub, Mrs. M. M. Morris, 204
Medford heights.
2 p.m. Chapter CG, PEO,
East Jackson street.
12:30 p.m. Past Matrons of
Reames chapter, Central Point
Masonic hall,
12:30 p.m. Reames social
elub, Medford Masonic hall.
1 p.m. Book review group
of the AAUW, Mrs. Lawrence
W. Buonocore, 109 South Oak
dale avenue.
1 p.m. Past Matrons of
of Nevita chapter luncheon, Cen
tral Point Masonic hall.
1 p.m. Get Together elub.
Eagles hall.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE Or FINAL SF.TTLEMIiNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY PROBATE DEPART
MENT. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATS
or
ALFRED CLARENCE McDONALD.
Deceased
The undersigned hai filed In the
Circuit Court of Jickaon County, Ore
gon. Probate Department, the final
account of her admlntitratlon of the
above eatate, and laid Court hai fixed
the 71h day of June, 10S2. at the hour
of 10:00 o'clock a m. at the Circuit
Court Room In the Jackion County
Court limine at MedTord. Oregon, ae
the time and place for the eelllement
of laid enlate. All penom lntereited
In laid eitate are hereby notified and
required to make or file their objec
tions ol said final account. If any they
have, on or before the time afore
laid fixed, for the hearing and settle,
ment thereof Date of thli notice and
the ftnt publication date li May A.
1032.
Executrix, Affnea T. McDonald.
I. ECU, NOTICE
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Betty Jean Hopper
Is Club Candidate
For Festival Queen
Phoenix Miss Betty Jean
Hopper, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C. V. Hopper, is the can
didate of Phoenix Youth club In
the contest for queen of the an
nual Phoenix May festival. The
festival will be held Saturday,
May 24.
Miss Hopper, a freshman In
Phoenix high school, formerly
attended Wagner Creek school.
She is a member of the Pep club,
Future Homemakers of Amer
ica and Phoenix Youth club. She
attends the Wagner Creek
church. Miss Hopper's favorite
sports are swimming, skating
and motor boating.
The candidate, who was born
In Los Angeles, has three broth
ers and one sister.
Couple Celebrates
50th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Winton Mea
dows, 250 Lor.ier lane, were hon
ored May 11 at a dinner and
open house which observed their
50th wedding anniversary.
Attending the family dinner
were three daughters, Mrs.
Ralph Scoville, Applcgate; Mrs.
Wesley Bressle, Jacksonville;
Mrs, Don Nelson, Medford, and
a son, Paul, Fall Creek, Ore.
Unable to attend were two
sons, Carl and Fred, and anoth
er daughter, Mrs. Charles Mc
Quigg. The dinner was followed by
open house, with 30 friends at
tending.
Mr. and Mrs. Meadows, who
have lived here since 1935, were
married In Summers county,
West Virginia, May 12, 1902.
Both are native West Virginians.
Mrs. Meadows was born May
7, 1885, and Mr. Meadows Feb
ruary 15, 1884.
Mr. Meadows is a retired car
penter. Announce Visiting Day
For Gold Hill School
Gold Hill Children who will
enter the first grade of the Gold
Hill school In September are in
vited to a "visiting day" at the
school Friday. They will attend
class along with this year's first
graders, and will be given an op
portunity to become familiar
with the class routine and to
make the acquaintance of the
first grade teacher, Mrs. Gladys
Todd.
Mothers are asked to bring
their children to the school at
8:30 a.m. Frioday and to come
and get them right after lunch.
The prospective first graders
will be served lunch in the
school cafeteria.
Padre Francisco Palou dedi
cated Mission San Francisco de
Asis (Mission Dolores) at San
Francisco, Oct. 8, 1778.
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BER. Medford Bethel
To Elect Officers
Election of officers and instal
lation of the guardian council
will be held by Medford bethel,
Job's Daughters, at the meeting
set tor Wednesday, May 21, at
7:30 p.m. in the Masonic temple.
Mrs. Mamie Wilson, Myrtle
Creek, grand guardian of Job's
Daughters for the state of Ore
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Gold Hill Woman
Named Chairman
For Poppy Sale
Gold Hill Mrs. Vaughn
Whltmore will be chairman for
the Buddy Poppy sale to be con
ducted in Gold Hill Friday and
Saturday by members of the
Auxiliary of Veterans of For
eign Wars in Gold Hill.
Assisting Mrs. Whltmore In
the sale of the poppies on the
downtown streets will be Mrs.
Lena Larricks, auxiliary presi
dent, Mrs. Lillie MacKay, Mrs.
Orel K. Dahl, Mrs. Henry Al
brecht, Mrs. Ed Shoemaker, Mrs.
Theresa Short, Mrs. Reed Mc
Kay and Mrs. Fred Goodwin.
The poppies are made by vet
erans In hospitals and soldiers'
homes. Many of those being sold
in Oregon this year were made
at Camp White. Money derived
from the sale of the little red
flowers is used for relief and re
habilitation work for veterans
and their families.
Wednesday night, members of
the Gold Hill VFW auxiliary
will go to Camp White to attend
the meeting of the Camp White
VFW post, and to serve refresh
ments to the veterans after their
meeting. This is a project car
ried out by VFW auxiliaries in
this district, all taking turns in
serving at one of the monthly
meetings of the Camp White
Post.
Gold Hill BPW Club
Names New Officers;
Invitation Accepted
Gold Hill Mrs. Thelma Bell
was elected president of Gold
Hill business and Professional
Women's club at a meeting held
last Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Joy Kruse, North 99
Highway. She will succeed Vera
Stewart.
Mrs. Edith K. Graffis, secre
tary for the past year, was elect
ed vice president. Mrs. Kruse
was elected secretary, and Mrs.
Betty Molloy was re-elected
treasurer.
Mrs. Stewart announced that
Grants Pass BPW club had in
vited the Gold Hill club to hold
Joint installation of officers,
Tuesday, May 27, at 8 p.m. at
the Library auditorium in Grants
Pass. It was voted to accept the
invitation.
Reports on the convention of
Oregon State Federation of BPW
clubs held at Klamath Falls May
9, 10 and 11 were given by the
three delegates. Mrs. Stewart re
ported on the state election of
officers and general highlights.
Mrs. Bell told of the workshop
held for new presidents and the
changes voted in state by-laws;
and Mrs. Molloy gave a report
on the banquets and Fun Night
festivities.
The club planned to hold a
pre summer vacation business
meeting in June, when appoint
ments of committee chairmen
will be made by the new presi
dent, and the program planning
work started.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess. Mrs. Cedric Rambo
was present as a guest. i
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Farewell Dinner
Given for Couple
Medford Trail riders last week
gave a farewell dinner for Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Harrison at
the Phoenix Grange hall. Twenty-seven
members attended.
The evening was spent square
dancing and refreshments were
served at the close of the event
by Mr. and Mrs. Vic Stewart
and Mr. and Mis. V. Swinney.
The Harrisons have left for Nam
pa, Ida., where they will live.
They were active in several rid
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As We Live
THERE ARE TIMES WHEN
REMARRIAGE IS JUSTIFIED
Most thoughtful Americans op
pose divorce and remarriage,
either on religious or morals
grounds, or
both. But,
there are times
when both di
vorce and re-
F marriage are
7 if I justified, and
f " I the following
case is one of
them.
(Q) "Because
of my wife's
repeated infi
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. Hurlock
delity, I obtained an obsolut.
divorce from her and the cust
ody of our three sons, ranging
in age from 6 to 12 years. For
the past two years, things have
Mrs. Fred Stevens
Installed Chairman
Lone Pine Extension
Lone Pine Mrs. Fred Stev
ens was installed chairman of
Lone Pine Home Extension unit
during the May meeting held in
the home of Mrs. C. C. Hoover.
Miss Eula Wintermote, county
home extension agent, was the
installing officer. Mrs. Leonard
Lehman is the vice-chairman,
and Mrs. Herman Mitchel and
Mrs. Hugh Huntley are secre
tary and treasurer respectively.
Mrs. Irmagard Fritzins who
came here from Germany only a
month ago and is living on the
Hillcrest road, was a visitor. She
plans to become a member of the
unit in the fall. Since the new
comer can speak no English Mrs.
Ray Harder acted as interpreter
for her.
The unit members decided to
hold their annual picnic June 19
at TouVelle park at 12 noon.
Dance Announced
For Lively Rogues
Lively Rogues club will hold
the last dancing party of the sea
son Thursday, May 22, in the
Ashland Elks club. Hosts for the
evening will be Mr. and Mrs.
John Rush and Mr. and Mrs. An
thony Cappello.
Dinner will be served at 7:30
o'clock.
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By ELIZABETH HURLOCK, PH.D.
been pretty rough. I tried ev
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couldn't do it any longer. So
I found a good boarding home
with a family atmosphere for
the boys and sold my home and
furnishings. It was like cutting
off my right arm. Because I
was unable to keep my home
and family together, I have a
strong inferiority complex
which keeps ma from going
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(A) Your inability to keep your
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not your fault. The blame rests
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You did all you could but some
times circumstances make fail
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Anyone who knew the circum
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pity, not reproach, for you. The
very fact that the court granted
you an absolute divorce and the
custody of all your children
shows that you were blameless in
this affair. That should conquer
your feeling of inadequacy as a
husband and father.
But, this arrangement should
be only an emergency one. For
the sake of your children, you
should re-establish a home for
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them as soon as possible. And,
the only way to do this is to re
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and religious beliefs, circum
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the lives of three young children,
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your sons what they are now de
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love. Discuss this matter with
him and ask his help.
Dr. Hurlock will help you with
family problems. Write her la
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