FOUR MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUMS
Monday, July 7, ItSJ
Society and Clubs
Women's Golf Association
Holds Old-Fashioned Picnic
Women's Golf association of Rogue Valley Golf and Country
club held an "old-fashioned picnic at Mayor Flynn's Farm" last
Thursday, and the event turned out to be one of the most
unusual and successful ever i held by the organization. Sixty
women attended.
The committee had let it be
known that the prices and en
tertainment would be both "old
fashioned" and the members
. who attended found that they
could buy a substantial dutch
lunch for about 30 cents, with
Pen-ink Drawing
Is Month's Picture
The picture of the month of
the Southern Oregon society of
Artists, now on display in Bar
ker's window, was done by Mrs.
Arlene J. Fitzgerald, Ashland,
a member of the society.
In addition to this pen and ink
drawing, Mrs. Fitzgerald has
done paintings of people, flow
ers and animals. The picture of
the month is of horses heads, and
her lines are bold and clear cut,
giving her work dynamic style.
Mrs. Fitzgerald is an a'ctive
member of Southern Oregon So
ciety of Artists, serving as sec
retary for the organization. She
is married and the mother of two
daughters and a son.
She will also be showing her
pictures in the forthcoming
Greenwich Village Art show to
be held in the old Medford City
park, from 1 to 5 o'clock, July
13.
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plenty of "ham and cheese on
rye."
Women who served wore
large white butcher aprons. The
meal was eaten to the strains
of "Bicycle Built for . Two,"
"When You and I Were Young
Maggie," "Clemintine" and oth
er Gay Nineties tunes. Serving
tables were covered with white
and green check tablecloths.
Al Williams, club professional
and his assistant, Ed Oldfield,
were special guests and a gift
was presented to the latter in
appreciation of his work with
the girls' golfing program which
the women's association has
been promoting.
Mrs. R. B. Hemple was chair
man of the committee which
planned the picnic, and assist
ing her were Mesdames Nathan
Shores, Richard Finch, Alton
Hart, Richard Smith, W. J.
Scheffel, Norman Dorries, F. R.
Faulkner and Del Berg.
Mrs. William Thorndike de
signed and made club posters
which advertised the event. Mrs
William J. Miller, president, con
ducted a brief business meet
ing.
Next meeting of the execu
tive board of the organization
will be held at the home of Mrs.
James Snider, Wednesday, July
9, at 12 noon. Mrs. Snider lives
at 28 North K.eene Way drive.
Members are asked to take a
sack lunch.
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Former Missionary
To Speak in Phoenix;
Ladies Aid To Meet
Phoenix The public is in
vited to attend a talk and show
ing of slides by the Rev. David
P. Martin, former missionary to
Japan and the Philippine Islands,
at the Presbyterian church at
8 o'clock, Wednesday, July 9.
The Rev. Martin is known by
many residents, having lived in
Phoenix when he was a boy.
His wife, Mrs. Martin, will be
with him at the church.
The Ladies' Aid society of
Presbyterian church will meet
at 2 p.m. Wednesday, July 9.
Officers state important business
is on the agenda.
Guests Here
Houseguests at the Roy Pruitt
home, 1012 South Holly street,
are Mrs. Clovis Beason and chil
dren, Barbara and Lynn, Cush
ing. Okla., and Mrs. Genevieve
Williams, Tulsa, Okla. Mrs. Bea
son is Mr. Pruitt's niece and
Mrs. Williams is his sister.
Leaves
Mrs. Tom Dwyer Sr., 913
Winchester street, left Sunday
for Los Angeles by United Air
Lines. She will visit there for
about two weeks.
To Meet
Mistletoe club will meet
Wednesday, July 9, at 1 p.m. in
Girls Community club. Dessert
will be served. Mrs. Tom Mee
is luncheon chairman.
CALENDAR
Calendar notices and news - for
the society section of The Mail
Tribune must be submitted in
writing, and deadline for the Sun
day edition is 1 p.m. Friday. Dead
line for weekly news is 3 p.m. the
day before publication and dead
line for the weekly calendar is
9 a.m. of the day for publication.
Monday
6:00 p.m. Christian Business
and Professional Women, Med
ford hotel.
7:15 p.m. Nu Phi Mu soror
ity, home of Miss Jacqueline
Walker, Fern Valley road.
7:30 p.m. SPEBSQSA, Jack
son hotel.
8:00 p.m. Olive Rebekah
lodge, Odd Fellows hall.
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The Bob -Jones university brass ensemble shown here will
present a program .Wednesday, July 9, in the Eagle Point Corn'
munity church'-at 8 p.m. Ensemble members are (back row)
William Liverman and Mrs. Liverman from Illinois; (front row)
Joan Beitzel. Ohio; Jane Murdock, New York, Helena Slruihers.
New York, and Helen Bowersox, Pennsylvania.
Eagle Point Church Announces Program
Eagle Point A musical pro
gram will be presented at Eagle
Point Community church at 8
p.m. Wednesday, July 9, by six
students from Bob Jones Uni
versity, Greenville, S. C.
This brass ensemble group is
made up of students from five
states. They are touring the
western section of the United
States, playing and presenting a
brief gospel message.
The members of this ensemble
are some of the Bob Jones uni
versity students who have been
featured in radio programs,
Christian film productions, and
recordings of sacred and classi
cal works released under the
title, "Unusual Records."
Around Hollywood
Hollywood JU.R) The days
of white bearskin ; rugs and
glamour movie queens may be
coming back
Zsa Zsa Ga
bor ordered a
mink coat for
her television
set Monday.
It's been a
quiet 10 years
since movie-
land furriers r
collected or
ders for er
mine t e 1 e-
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Aline Mosby
phone covers, mink underpants
for men and leopard bathing
suits.
But Furrier Duffy Edwards
announced he's plying his needle
on a cover for Zta Zsa's TV set
with holes, of course, for the
dials and 20-inch screen. Zsa
Zsa thinks it'll be "terribly
chic."
"It'll cost about $3,000, I fig
ure," Edwards shrugs.
The furrier has been stitching
sables for glamour girls for 20
years. In recent years the lu
minaries have stuck to just plain
coats. .
Mother-Daughter Outfit '
But now he's even making
two $12,000 ranch mink coats,
lined with 24-kaiat gold sequins
and glittering with diamond
clips on the sleeves. These coats
will make a homey mother-and-
ty MINI MOSBY
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daughter outfit for Debbie Reyn
olds and child actress Noreen
Corcoran to wear in MGM "I
Love Melvin."
"These are the first unusual
things I've done in years," beam
ed Edwards. "I rent all the furs
for MGM movies, and nowadays
they have to watch every penny
they spend on pictures, with
TV here."
One past glory from his Bev
erly Hills fur shop is an evening
skirt made entirely of ermine
tails for a beauty to wear in
"The Ziegfeld Follies." He also
fashioned an evening dress of
white fox that Joan Crawford
wore in "The Ice Follies of
1939."
Hand-Me-Down Cape
He whipped up a $35,000 chin
chilla cape for Joan for another
movie. That's the only fur piece
MGM still owns. It's a hand-me- ness.
down that circulates from none
to movie
He made an ermine coat for
Lana Turner's girl when the
moppet was three. Lana got her
first fur piece, a silver fox muff
and hat to match, from Edwards;
too. ;
Since then he has sold Miss
Turner a sable stole, a stcne
marten stole, two beaver coats,
a silver fox stole, a blue fox
stole, a Russian sable coat and
a couple mink coats he can't re
member exactly how many.
'Recently Lana order a vest
made out of white ermine, the
furrier says. "Looks like the
days of wonderful clothes in fur
are coming back."
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