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Jacksonville Club Holds Spring Show; Iris Are Displayed Jacksonville Over 200 per rons attended the Jacksonville Garden club show held in the Odd Fellows hall May 22. Mrs. R, T. Nichol was general chair man for the event which was themed "Festival of Flowers." ' A highlight of the show was a large exhibit of named iris. Entries were from the gardens of Mrs. Kenneth Farley, Phillips nursery, Mrs. Dave Wood, Mrs. Nichol, Mrs. Leonard McKee, Mrs. Ray Coleman, Mrs. Charles Offenbacher, Mrs. Paul God ward and Mrs. Lee Port. There also was a table of iris species. Other exhibits contrib uting to the success of the show were flower arrangements by visiting clubs and individual members. There were displays by the Lewis nursery; flower corsages by Mrs. W. L. Walden; , feather corsages by Mrs. Lois McKee, and arrangements of animal planters with a natural istic scene. Visitors were attracted by a large display of old and unusual dolls by collectors and mem bers. Miss Fannie Whitman, col lector of period and authentic dolls, displayed In costumes a wax doll of Marie Antoinette, and a waxed doll from the old B'rench quarter of New Orleans; three dolls costumed in gowns of the hoop skirt period; also ceramic reproductions of antique ' doll heads, period hats in minia ture and a colonial setting of miniature figures and furniture. Other collectors exhibiting were Mrs. J. Hoist of Butte Falls who displayed her Navajo In dian dolls; Mrs. H. A. Davis, Medford, noted for her pear sculpture of miniature charac ters and room scenes in minia ture; Mrs. Paul Bulkin, Jack sonville, who showed German china dolls of 1890 and Russian Imported dolls of various dis tricts; Mrs. Addie Shannon, Jacksonville, who exhibited a 33-year-old doll and a musical doll; and Mrs. Evelyn James displayed a baby dress 61 years old. Members of the club had on view keepsakes and old dolls. Mrs. Harry Whitney showed a doll 80 years old; Mrs. Paul God ward, a china doll 43 years old; Mrs. Lee Port, a china doll 100 years old; Mrs. Clora Garrett, a doll head 75 years old; Mrs, Frank Janosky who showed a group of large size Indian dolls; Mrs. W. W. Winningham, an Eskimo doll; Mrs. A. Burch, Mexican miniature figures; and an 1891 shadow box picture of shell flowers was displayed by Mrs. Garrett. Space also was given to a col lection of dried pressed weeds, work of the Jacksonville Gar den club members with Mrs. Port in charge. On hand were bulletins recommended for kill ing broad-leaved weeds and grasses. - During the afternoon Mrs. Lulu Saulsberry gave two read ings. Arrangements for the tea ta ble were in harmony of soft purple ' shades using clematis lawsoniana, sweet peas and iris In a silver bowl won by the club In a jubilee parade. Among the visitors who pour ad tea for the afternoon were Mrs. - E. W. Jermark, Ashland, Siskiyou district chairman of the Oregon Federation of Garden clubs; Mrs. George Smith, presi dent of the Gold Hill Garden club; Mrs. Carson, past presi dent of the Butte Falls Garden club, and Miss Claire Hanley, Sunday, Junt 1, lt$t Club Calendar Phoenix Garden Club To Receive Trophy; Announce Committee Phoenix A trophy swarded the Phoenix Garden club for the Moadar , er, BBA, Glrlj Community dab. group's floral float entry Is the P-- fff mat- Ttaasday r sumo M.4nu3 knis! - f xfc.AA . r-c I ii-js. p. m, woman s aim? SPEBSQSA, f class ef the Methodist church, rs.. Ire jonsj, 2325 Stewart aveaue, 1:38 c. m. Zisn Latfeeran Aid society at church. I p. m. Sams Valley Ladies club, hamt of Mrs. Walter Mil ler, S p. m. Adarel chapter, OES, Jacksonville Masonic hall KEBFOBS ORESOKi MAIL TRIBUNE n'E 1 7:30 p. is, week will be presented to the jackson feoiel. Officers of the newly Installed Medford unit of Altrusa, international service elubfor women, are shown here at lh organisational dinner meeting held last Saturday evening at Rogue Valley Country club. Standing at left it Mrs, Edith Baker, president of the new club. and others standing left is right) ar Mis Sana Plats, Miss Ruth Nelson and Mrs. Mar joria Sutler, directors. Seated (leit to right! are Mrs. Eleanor Hnry, vice-president; Miss Graca Smith, treasurer; Mrs, Virginia Sherwood, r cording secretary, tBraisard photo) Crochet Edgings Flower-garden of "designs gay flowers and cool green leaves to crochet for your fine linens. Use No. 30 cotton in colors. Quick-crochet edgingsi Pattern 7061. Pansy design, SViXiVt- inches. Flower corner, 5 inches, petal edging lVt inches. Send TWENTY-FIVE cents in coins for this pattern to the Med ford Mail Tribune, Household Arts Dept., P.O. Box 5640, Chi cago 80, 111. Print plamiy NAME, ADDRESS and PATTERN NUM BER, Exciting! Our 1952 edition of Alice Brooks Neediecraft Book! Brimful of new ideas, it's only Twenty Cents, NINETY-ONE il- lustrations of patterns of your favorite neediecraft designs, plus SIX easy-to-do patterns prmted right in the book. Dinner Is Given On Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. H. Clement, 1956 Roberts road, were hosts May 29 for a dinner is observance of the birthday anniversary May 30 of M. Clement's father, A. R. Clement. Others attending were his daughters, Mrs. C, H. Guches and Mrs. F. Clogston, and their husbands and children; another son, L, M. Clement, his wife and family, and 8 sister, Mrs. F, R. Hagerty, The honored guest was retir ed eight years ago from the Cai ifornia Oregon Power company where he was an accountant for many years. He returned recent ly from California where he spends his winters. During the summers he lives at the home of his sister, Mrs, Hagerty. Fluoridation Program Used By Many Cities The number of cities in the United States adding sodium fluoride to their water supplies in an effort to reduce children's tooth decay has more than dou bled during the past year, ac cording to Miss Frona A, Yea ger, extension health specialist at Oregon State college. The 1951 figures show 121 communities with fluoridation programs in effect as compared with 50 communities in 1S50. Another 138 communities have approved a fluoridation pro gram. The programs are either under way or have been approv ed in 43 states and the District of Columbia, and involve about 3,000,000 people. Get Together Club Plans Gift Exchange Get Together club members will make up an exchange of "white elephant" gifts during a meeting Wednesday at 1 p. m. to the Eagles hall. A, covered dish luncheon will be served. members June 13 during a regu- j lar meeting. I Is charge of decorating the float were Mrs, A. C, Lewis, chairman, with Mrs, Charles Johnson, Mrs. Christ Wolfe, Mrs. F. Biddte, Mrs. Jewel Parr asd Mrs. William Eisort. The float, which was judged the best in the parade, represent ed fairyland and it was draws by a large white swan. It featur ed a woodland scene, Bonnie Simmonds, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Merle Simmons, and Diane Bolz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Walter Bolz, rode os the float, and were dressed as fairies. Curt Fisher, coordinator for the festi val, earlier presented the trophy to Mrs. Lewis, who fas tarn will present it to the members. The trophy was given for the first time this year to stimulate interest in the float division. It will be awarded each year until a group or person has won It three times and then tt will be given for permanent possession Alaska has about 270,008,000 acres of vacant federal lands. 8 p, m. Epsiies Sigma Al pha, Miss Barbara Niedermey er, route 2, box 488. 8 p. ra. Westminster Guild, Presbyterian ilre place room, Tuday 11 . m. Navy Mothers, Girls Community club. p. m. Lady Elks, Elks temple. 7:30 p, at. Medford Par ents Extension sisti, Mrs, C, R, Kliever, route 1, box 47SC. 8 p. m. Pythias Sisters, Pythian buuaasg. 8 p. m. Chi She Circle, Mrs. AH Brewold, 2848 Jack sonville highway, Wednesday 10:30 a. m. Christian Wo men's Fellowship of First Christian enures at church. 1 p. m, Get Together club, Eagles halt, 1 p. m. Boxy Ann HEC, Mrs. Verda Quaekenbush, Foot hills road. 1 p. rs, Past Chiefs elsb, Jackson Hot springs. 1:45 p. si. Contemporary Book club, Mrs, Allen R. Smith, 8 p. m, Bow Bells chapt- Mr. and Mrs, Ray Latham, Los Angeles, will retans ta tfeesr hssse today after spendisg the Memorial holiday to Medford with friends. The Lathams for merly lived is Medford, IS ssos Jolly Stitchers,, Mrs. A. o. Floyd. 505 South Keeneway drive. 8:30 p. m. First Baptist esureo SOS class party for high school graduate at the church, Saiurdif S p. as. IOOF and Rehekah lodges reception at Junior high school for Lynn Cram. A complete collection of hand written memoranda by Ladwig von Beethoven, consisting st some 5,000 items, is being pre pared for publication, it has bees announced by Professor Sehmidi- Goerg, custodian of the Beethsv- en Archive is Bonn, About 20,- C00 siusie sheets written by the master are is possession o the archive. BURELSONS BEAUTY SALON PERMANENTS OF DISTINCTION Vera Washington has joined our staff FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 2-2096 visit our complete DEPARTMENT WHERE THE BRIDE SHOPS WITH CONFIDENCE LET BURELSON'S HELP YOU PLAN THIS ALL IMPORTANT EVENT Bridal Gowns ,.....f rom $29.95 Bridesmaids Gowns from $14.95 Bridal Veils ..........from $ 9.95 Bridesmaids Headpieces f rom . $ 3,95 L w ' , ' Ft14l V .'-t.-fi rfW r & Main and Bartlett Streets Phone 2-6428 vice-president for the federatios and a member of the Jackson ville club. 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