Society and Clubs
Veterans' Groups
Hold Rendezvous;
Officers Elected
National Order of Alley Cats
nd the National Order of
Trench Cats held a rendezvous
last Saturday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. James
Lillie, 1174 Court street, Med
ford. Thirty-six members of the
two groups attended.
Order of the Trench Rats is
the fun and honor order of Dis
abled American Veterans, and
the NOAC is the auxiliary.
Election of officers was held,
and the new heads will be Install
ed at the state DAV convention
to be held in LaGrande, Ore., in
June. Mrs. Lillie, past golden
cat, will be installing officer for
the women's group.
The new officers are Mrs.
Jack Dellage, Eugene, golden
cat; Mrs. E. R. Rice, Medford,
silver cat; Mrs. Hazel Van Der
mark, Medford, black cat; Mrs.
Elmer Cleek, Junction City,
hole-y cat; Mrs. Mary Hoover,
and Mrs. Mary Finton, Klamath
Falls, persian cats; Mrs. Otto
Benda, Springfield, treasurer;
Mrs. Pat Graham, publicity and
scrnpbnook chairman.
Three visitors from Portland
were Mrs. Laura Kleine, Mrs.
Blanche Zelinski, and Mrs. Olga
Van Laningham.
Plan Parry
Cards, games and music will
provide entertainment for the
party to be given Saturday, May
24, at the Pythian building for
Knights of Pythias and Pythian
Sisters and their friends. The
event is set for 8 p. m.
Mrs. Eve Prentice'c accordion
band will play during the eve
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ram Planned
For Garden Show
Saturday at School
A program will be given dur
ing the flower show and plant
sale of Grove Garden club set
for Saturday, May 24 in the Oak
Grove school gymnasium. The
show will be open from 1:30 to
9 p. m.
The program numbers and the
hours at which they will be giv
en are: E. C. Root and Oak
Grove students, 1:30 p. m.; Mar
lene Davis, military dance, 2:15
p. m.; Mrs. Ralph Matlack, voc
alist, accompanied by Mrs. Ma
rie Daniels, 2:30 p. m.; Margar
et Naylor, accordionist, 3 p. m.;
Jerry Chennault, Jackie and
Judy Ayers, dance numbers, 3:30
p. m.; Mrs. Horace Doolen and
Sue Donn, duets, 4 p. m.; Dolly
Green, Spanish dances, 4:30 p.
m.; Donna Lou Barker, piano
numbers, 7 p. m.; Dolly Green,
dance numbers, 8 p. m.
Also scheduled to sing are
Don Keener, Mel and Glen
Crocker and Charles Caroll,
barbershop quartet at 2 p.m.
Iris will be featured for the
flower show.
Dinner Party Is Held
By Sorority Chapter;
Elliotts Show Films
Exemplar chapter, Beta Sig
ma Phi recently entertained
guests at a dinner party at Kim's
restaurant. After dinner the
group gathered in the home of
Dr. and Mrs. Bert R. Elliott
where they were shown pictures
of the orient taken by the El
liotts. Refreshments were served
by Mrs. Elliott.
Attending were Mesdames Ry
der Berg, Wilson Slater, Harley
Mull, Cecil Davis, Bert R. El
liott, Geraldine Mitchell, Millie
Spalding, Cliff Gass, J. R. Seiler
and Misses Dorothy Henderson,
Florence Erbes, Thelma Lough
ery and Adabee Seiler.
CALENDAR
Calendar oottcei and newt fot
Che society eecUon of The Mall
Tribune most be submitted to
srrlUns. and deadline for the Sun
day edition It 1 p.m. Friday Dead
line Cor weekly newe Is 5 p.m. the
day before publication, and dead
Une for the weekly calendar is
a.m. of the day for publlcauon
Friday
6:30 p.m. AAUW dinner,
Pioneer room Jackson hotel.
6:30 p.m. Cebu swamp, MOL,
Josephine county library, Grants
Pass.
6:30 p.m Jacksonville 20-30
club, Presbyterian church.
6:30 p.m. Townsend clubs,
Pythian hall.
' 7:30 p.m. Methodist Youth
fellowship, public program at
church.
8 p.m. National Federation
of Federal Employees, party at
Carpenters' hall, 123V4 West
Main street.
8 p.m. Women of the Moose,
public card party at Girls Com
munity club.
Saturday
1:30 p.m. Grove Garden
club show, at Oak Grove school
gymnasium.
1:30 p.m. Junior "Y" Stamp
club show at YMCA.
2 p.m. Crater Lake chapter,
DAR, home of Mrs. C. L. Hop
kins. 8 p.m. Knights of Pythias
and Pythian Sisters, social eve
ning at Pythian buudign.
9 p.m. Footlighters party at
little theater, Fairgrounds.
6:30 p.m. Altrusa organiza
tional dinner, Rogue Valley
Country club.
6:30 p.m. Junior Red Cross
council of high schools party,
Walter Leverette home, South
Pacific highway.
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Chairman Explains
Poppy Fund Uses;
Sale To Continue
Dimes, quarters and dollars
dropped into the Poppy Day
contribution boxes of the Am
erican Legion auxiliary today
and tomorrow in exchange for
the memorial poppies to be worn
next Saturday in honor of the
war dead, will bring their full
value of help to disabled veter
ans and needy children of vet
erans during the coming year,
said Mrs. H. P. Alford, rehabil
itation chairman of the Med
ford unit of the auxiliary, to
day. "There are no campaign ex
penses to be deducted from the
Poppy Day contributions," she
explained. "All workers are un
paid volunteers, except the dis
abled veterans who make the
poppies. There is no elaborate
publicity or advertising cam
paign, all newspaper space and
radio time being donated. The
materials for making the little
crepe paper flowers cost only
a tiny amount j)er flower.
"Thus practically every pen
ny of the amount dropped into
the contribution boxes will go
into American Legion auxiliary
rehabilitation and child welfare
funds. Most of it will stay right
here in Oregon and will be ex
pended locally to aid war veter
ans and children of veterans
during the coming year. As the
auxiliary's rehabilitation and
child welfare programs are car
ried out by volunteer workers,
there are no administrative costs
to eat into these funds.
College Schedules
Recital and Play
Ashland Music and drama
top the list of special activities
at Southern Oregon college this
weekend.
This evening first-year voice
students of Catherine L. Huf
man, instructor in music, will
present a vocal recital. The pro
gram will be presented at 8:15
p.m. in Churchill hall auditor
ium. Tonight and tomorrow, the
drama department will present
final performances of "Can
dida," George Bernard Shaw's
comedy. Angus L. Bowmer, pro
fessor of English is director of
the play to be shown in arena
style at 8:30 p.m. in the library
reading room.
Card Party to follow
Meeting of Pocahontas
Pocahontas lodge will meet at
Redman hall today at eight
o'clock for a business session.
Past chiefs of the order will be
at the stations.
The meeting will be followed
by a card party, with bridge,
pinochle and canasta in play.
GIRLS PILE UP
Memphis, Tenn. (U,R) W.
L. Wolfe, hotel manager, thinks
maybe he set a record recently
with 15 guests in one bedroom.
The guests were members of a
girls' organization on a slumber
party. Wolfe had to move all the
furniture out and put rollaway
beds in to accommodate them.
Airs. Kenneffi Campbell
New Lady Lions Head;
Announce Installation
A recent announcement of
new officers of the Medford
Lady Lions club reported Mrs.
James Campbell as incoming
president. She is t h e present
president. Mrs. Kenneth Camp
bell is the new president and
she with other officers will be
installed at the next meeting of
the organization, June 3. The
other new officers are Mrs.
Frank English, vice-president;
Mrs. Norman Burke, secretary;
Mrs. Thomas Flynn, treasurer,
and Mrs. Dwight Johnson, Lion
Tamer.
Mrs. Johnson reported good
results on a recent sale for pro
ceeds to be used for their pro
jects of assisting the blind, fur
nishing Girl Scout campships
and helping needy children at
Christmas.
Club Announces Weekly Winners
Winners of the weekly session
of Medford Duplicate Bridge
club, held Tuesday night at the
Medford hotel, were announced
yesterday.
Top north-south winners were
Mrs. Frank R. Baker and Mrs.
B. B. Hughes, first 128 points;
William F. Isaacs and Edgar
Stevens of Santa Barbara, Cal.,
second, 126. Three couples all
scored 113M points for a three
way tie for third, fourth and
fifth places. These were Mrs. W.
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Miss Mary White
Is Candidate for
Phoenix May Queen
Phoenix Miss Mary Kathryn :' M
White, one of the five candidates An exhibit of several water
for queen of the annual Phoenix ! colon done by Friti Werti,
May festival, is sponsored by I Rogue val.ey artisti now dis.
riiucnu ljiums l-iuu, one is yie
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Miss White, a freshman in
Phoenix High school, attended
Corvallis, Ore., schools before
the family moved to Phoenix.
She has one brother.
Miss White is a member of
Pep club, Girls' Athletic associa
tion, Masquers and Future
Homemakers of America. She is
interested in all types of sports.
The annual festival will be
held tomorrow, with coronation
of the queen to be one of the
highlights of the festival. Other
program events will be held
throughout the day.
W. Stevenson and Marvin Kahn,
Paul Hatton and Dr. S. Ralph
Dippel, John S. Solheim and Mr.
Matins.
East-West winners were Mrs.
Jack Barr and Mrs. G. R. Owens,
162, first; Mrs. Fred Purdin and
Mrs. B. L. Sanderson, 136, sec
ond; Miss Isobel Stuart and Mrs.
Edgar Stevens, 134, third; Mrs.
Al Gilhousen and John Peter
son, 128, fourth; Mrs. Josephine
Clark and Mike Dillon, 117,
fifth.
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Studio Displays
Wortr Paint-
played in the window of Shan
gle's studio. The paintings are
displayed with a portrait of the
artist which was made at the
request of the Ford Times, maga
zine which recently purchased
several paintings to reproduce
in the August issue of the pub
lication. The paintings in the studio ex
hibit include two of the Ernest
Lyman ranch in Sams Valley,
one entitled "Riding the Horse
on the Hayfork," two still life
paintings; a work named
"Grounded Boat" which was
painted following a violent
storm at DePoe bay; two por
traits of girls; one made of the
historic Birdseye ranch on High
way 99; one of the John Harri
son ranch on Gall's creek and a
self portrait of the artist. This
last has been exhibited several
times, exciting much favorable
comment.
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