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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1952)
E I two rrrc3 ;cs.esc!t hkvl tr:bowe Tu.Kj.y. June 14. HI J K7 J s w Oregon 4 H 'TMng HotUiMi" .tarn ntw tad y trieki In th art of preparing taity meals for their friends in the junior ft during tht "Teenage Hostess" classes conducted by Miss Wilms Sledge, field homo economist for American Can company, being held at the 4-H Summer School at Oregon State college. Above, left to right, are Vanetto Mo Her, Med ford; Erma Childress. Central Point; Karen Dame. Yachals: Miss Sledge; Dorothy Lytle, Yachats: Janice A man. Mi. Angel; Patty Dumao, Mu Angel; and Susanna Williamson, Salem. Society and Clubs. Colonel Kofahl Gold Hill Visitor . Gold H:l Col. Harold E. Kofahl of the C. S- Air Fore, who is in command of Moody Air Force base at Valdosu. Ga . visited three days last week at the borne of his parents. Mr. and Mr. J. G. Kofahl. North 89 high way. He was accompanied by Capt. F. C. O'Bannon, also of Moody AFB. It was the first visit Colonel Kofahl had made to his parents' home in three years, and Captain O Barman's first tr:p to the Pa cific Northwest- The two men arrived at Medford Ust Monday by place from Georgia. Colonel Kofahl reported that Lt Charles Sams of Medford is bow taking a jet flvir.g course t Moody AFB. The colonel is well known here, caring visited here fre quently. He was here three years ago with his wife and three chil dren. Kristin. Patrick and Mi chael. Since then. Colonel and Mrs. Kofahl have become the parents of another son, Robert. The officer for a time was in command at Moses Lake. Wash., and after a course at the A'.r War College. Montgomery, Ala., was assigned to Vance Air Force Base at Enid, Okla. Later he was assigned to re-activate Moodv AFB. Try the Train Overnight to PORTLAND i Officer, Family Visit in Medford ' Lt. Col. and Mrs- William Wooford and two children. Jimmy and Sandra, arrived in Medford Sunday to spend a few days visiting friends. They will leave Thursday to visit Colonel Woodford's parents in Van-j couver. Wash., and Mrs. Wood-i ford's mother and sister in Cor-j vallis and Portland. j The Woodford; left here about; a year ago when the officer re-; entered the army. He was avl signed to the staff and faculty of artillery school at Ft. S:U..j Okla., teaching general raff sub jects, and expects to be at the! fort for at least another year. ' Save time sleep u yon ride in Pullman or in chair car with deep-cushioned re clining seats. Enjoy the lounge ear with easy chairs, magaxines. snack refresh ment sen-ice. Leave in the evening; srrive Portland 7 ;25 a.m. Overnight service returning, too. Bus Connects with Famous Ride in mc-dern air-conditioned bus especially chsr. tered by S P. to Pur.Kr.uir. (Board the famous stream liner. Sh&ria Daylight, de parting S p.m., srrivir.g Saa 1 Francisco 11:15 p m. Bus leaves Grants Pas 11:55 jicGiora p.m., Ashland 1:1$ p.m. F.etum ing leave San Francisco on tie $!? DayUgh! 7:45 a m, be home in tae for dinner. fAS frwiea aV-a ra Ft:M c..,j Time iw bnl m asaraal Farewell Reception Planned Thursday For Pastor, Famiiy The Rev. and Mrs. Meredith A. Groves and family will be honored at a farewell reception Thursday. June 24. Tne recep tion is set for 8 30 p m. in the parlors of the First Methodist church and will follow the regu lar mid-week prayer meeting service of the church. All members and friends of the church are invited to attend The Groves family has lived in Medford for the past five years while the Rev. Mr. Groves has been pastor of the church. He has now been assigned to the Roseburg Methodist church and the family will leave soon for that city. Tne Rev. H. W. Harshman of Ellensburg. Wash., will arrive soon to become pastor of the church here. Westminster Guild Members Entertained By Methodist Women Guests of Wesieyan Service guild at the June 17 meeting at First Methodist church were members of Westminster gu'ld of Presbyterian church. With Mrs. L. R. Adamson pre siding, devotions and the annual pledge service were given by Mrs- Rex Note and Mrs. L. A. White. The theme was "My Fathers World,'' and members of the Wesieyan Guild made their pledges to foreign mis.sior.s- The program for the evening included a trio by Mrs. J. C. Kaylor, Mrs. Jack Harris and Mrs. L. R. Adamson. who sang " Serenade'' by SigT.ttrid Rom berg. Mrs. Marjone Hopkins spoke on -The Work of Youth in Our Community." She made references to the survey recently completed to determine if a de tention home was needed m Jackson and Josephine counties, and said she believed that there was a need for this type of home. The meeting was attended by SS members from both guilds. Hostesses for the evening were Ms Viola Dietrich. Mrs. Flor ence Gilkmson. Mrs. Eernice McCue. Mrs. Bermce Kuczman. Mrs. W. R. Peabody, and Mrs. Jack Burpee. CALENDAR Calradar aaoces IB ats fal ie iciir aaenaa ar Ta Mail rrtaao a 1 1 aa sabaamra u ariuaa id aaaLiat far cat Sea ais rattiwa is I a at Fnaar Oaaa uat t araal? nat alia ia ataar aaatseanaa. aa .aaa uat far "si araalt cxlraaar I ft at ct tka oar far aaalirauaa. Convention Delegate Reports to Auxiliary Siskiyou canton and auxiliary of Patriarchs Militant met for a covered dish supper Friday eve ning at IOOF hall. Mrs. Carrie Milnes. a delegate to the state meeting of the Patri archs Militant auxiliary, gave a report assisted by L. O. Howard. In charge of the supper were Mrs. L. O. Howard. Mrs. J. W. Hamlin, and Mrs. Blanche Rob inson. The group is planning a picnic for July 10, and committee mem bers were appointed to serve Those chosen were Vera KiRht. ' Tuesday 8 00 p m Pythian club. Girls ; Community club. j 8 00 pjn. Girls' Slate dele- ! gates, mothers, sponsors, at ; home of Mrs. Edw ard Leach, j Route 2. Medford. ; Wednesday j 10.00 a m. -1. 00 p m. Break ! fast at Presbyterian Church , public invited. ! 11:00 am. Central Point Navy Mothers' club, at home of , Mrs. Carl Quackenbush. Fool- bills road. I 12 30 p m. Reames Social club, at home of Mrs. Elton Wal dron. 630 S. Holly. 12 30 Mistletoe club. 2 00 p m Chapter AA. PEO. at home of Mrs. Frank Van Dyke. 22 North Modoc avenue. captain of the canton. W. H. Dyer, major. Mrs. Vem Kignt. ; auxiliary president. Mrs. W. H. S Dyer. Mrs. Sara Redden. Mrs. M. Bryant, ana Mrs. Blanche 1 Robinson. The Mother Locie gold-quartz belt of California is the best ! known of the State's mineralized , rezions. Olive Rebekah Lodgs. Plans Coming Events Coming events for Olive Re bekah lodge are installation of officers set for July 15 and a vis it from the Rebekah assembly president August 4. The instal lation will be held jointly with Odd Fellows lodge. At the last meeting of the lodge, at which Mrs. Alfred Schroeder. noble grand, pre sided, the "seal or perfection" was given to Mrs. Donald Ivie. noble grand-elect, and Mrs. Oliver Rogers, newly elected vice-grand. Mrs. Frank Heller. Mrs. W. L. Walden and Mrs. Margaret Davis were named to a committee to plan a program for the visit of the assembly president. Mrs. Lewis Thompson, degree staft captain, announced a practice for Monday, June 30, at 7:30 p. m. Reports on the recent recep tion here fcr grand officers w-as given by the chairman. Mrs. A H. Gregory. Mrs. Cozetta Morse. Rebekah from Kansas, was a visitor. A 'committee headed by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoover served refreshments. The Grange Sams Villty Grange Vallev Grance H E C will meet June 27 at the home ef Alwood Abbott. Mrs. Waiter Miller will have charge of the program and Mrs. L. G. Houston will be hostess. I'M Mail Tribune Want Ads APRICOTS CAN or FREEZE YOURS NOW! 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