TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Society and Clubs
Over Forty Attend
Beagle Club Picnic
The annual meeting of the
Beagle club was held in Tou
Velle park, Sunday, July 20,
where more than 40 members
gathered for a basket dinner.
New officers elected to serve
for the coming year were Belle
Loftin, president; H. M. Harper,
vice-president, and Charlotte
Sweet, secretary-treasurer.
Short talks were given about
the various projects vital to the
Beagle area, including an outline
of the plans for securing an irri
gation project. A report on the
work of the REA in securing
power for Beagle as well as other
rural areas, was given by George
Loftin. He also reported on his
trip to confer with Army of
ficials in San Francisco in regard
to the status of Camp White.
While there, Mr. Loftin was as
sured the Beagle farms would
not be endangered except in the
eventuality of all-out war.
The Beagle club was organ
ized in 1944 as a re-union of
former residents of the Beagle
area, with Charles Haas as the
first president.
Toastmistress Club
Hears of Convention
Medford Toastmistress club
had a picnic dinner at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Thatcher,
210 Beatty street, Monday, July
21.
Mrs. George Mclntyre, speak
er of the evening, gave a talk
entitled "Highlights of My Trip,"
in which she told about attend
ing the Republican convention in
Chicago. She was introduced by
Miss Katrina Runtz, toastmis
tress for the evening.
Guests attending the picnic
were Mrs. Hazeldeen Hohensee,
Mrs. Lawrence Buonocore, and
Miss Jo Williams.
Mrs. P. W. Foster, president,
appointed new officers for the
committees, and then extempor
aneous talks were given with
Miss Mary Ann Wilson acting as
topicmistress. Each speaker drew
a subject and gave a speech on
it.
Luncheon Friday
Jolly Stitcher will meet at
the home of Mrs. Harry Bryant,
1312 Rddy avenue, Friday, Aug
ust 1, for a 12 o'clock luncheon.
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Royal Neighbor Juvenile
Club Installs Officers
Miss Sharon Copsey was in
stalled oracle of the Royal
Neighbor Juvenile lodge during
installing ceremonies July. 17
at the Pythian building. Other
officers installed to serve with
her are Freda Mae Rawstern,
vice-oracle; Charlotte Franklin,
chancellor; Joan Read, music
ian; Darlene Morrow, recorder;
Frank Franklin, receiver; Den
nis Barr, marshal; Clayton Cop
sey, assistant marshal; Myrton
Schaffer and Cecile Gidney, sen
tinels; Evelyn Chew, patriot
ism; Mary Ann Adams, service
chairman; Rosemary Rawstern,
marching musician.
Larry Regester, Marshall Sel
Iar and Leona Wright are the
new managers.
Miss Geraldine Gidney, out
going oracle, placed the crown
on the new oracle, and install
ing officers were the Misses Mel
va and Belva Chew, and Miss
Helen Read assisted by Kathie
Read and Tommy Stevess.
'Miss Gidney was installed as
past oracle.
For the event the hall was
decorated in purple, white and
gold, with picks, shovels and
gold pans representing "golden
opportunity.
The outgoing oracle presented
corsages to Mrs. Clayton Walk
er, Mrs. Paul Morrow, Mrs
Frank Gidney and Mrs. Robert
Gilman. Gifts were given to Mrs
Morrow, Mrs. Gidney, Mrs
Walker, Mrs. Russel Zundel
Mrs. Clarence Chew, Mrs. Gil
man, Mrs. Katherine Fredricks,
Mrs. Laura Scott, Kathie Read,
Tommy Stevens, Miss Copsey
and Miss Gidney.
Mrs. Morrow was given a
special honor by a group of juv
enile girls in appreciation of her
work and Miss Gidney gave her
a past officers gift.
A program was presented by
a group of small girls from the
Colleen Hope dance studio and
accordion selections were played
by the Misses Chew. Other sel
ections wer played by Mrs. Al
exander's Hawaiian band.
Juveniles, their parents and
guests were served refreshments
by Mrs. Carl Pearson and her
committee. The tables were ar
ranged in the form of a cross.
Flower arrangements, "gold"
nuggets and a congratulatory
center piece decorated the
tables. Favors were in the form
of gold and purple crowns.
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Club Representatives
Attending Convention
Three valley women are in
Hollywood, Calif., where they
are attending a national contest
convention at the Roosevelt ho
tel. The three are members of
the Medford Woodkrafters club
and represent the club at the
convention. They are Mrs. Jess
Ragsdale, 513 Palm street; Mrs
Clinton Charley and Mrs. Marie
Dizney, both of Central Point
Each has won numerous na
tional contests.
The group is staying at the
hotel and they plan to make
tours of Hollywood and radio
and television studios. They also
hope to participate in a "Queen
for a Day" radio program since
they have tickets to that show
YMCA Soap Sale Helps
Prospective Members
The YMCA announces an op
portunity for any boy or girl in
Medford. nine years of age or
older, to become a member of
this organization by helping witn
a soaD sale which starts today.
Full instructions for those wish
ing to participate may be had at
the YMCA desk. No money is
necessary to join in the sale.
Last year over 50 boys and
girls earned their YMCA mem
berships through this means. Sev-
eral found it possible to earn
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Monday, July 28, 19S2
Williams Entertaining
Visitors from Hawaii
At Several Parties
Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Williams
619 South Ivy street, have been
entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Alice
Harrigan, Oahu, Hawaii, since
their arrival in Medford, Wed
nesday. Mr. Harrigan is a Veteran
of Foreign Wars le-ader in the
islands, and a retired Navy man.
Mrs. Harrigan is a native Haw
aiian, originally from the island
of Molokai where she lived on
her family estate. The Williams
had met them on a vacation in
Hawaii four years ago, and kept
up a correspondence.
Thursday evening the visitors
were entertained with a party at
the Williams home. Other guests
were Mr. and Mrs. James Wink
ler and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Steph
ens and family. Friday the Ste
phens, Williams and Harrigans
gathered at the Winkler home,
513 Dakota avenue, and Mrs.
Harrigan showed the group an
cient and modern hula dances.
She accompanied herself on the
ukelele and sang Hawaiian
songs.
Sunday the group had a pic
nic near Yreka,' Calif. Mr. and
Mrs. Orville C. Parmley will be
included on the outing.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrigan will
remain in Medford until Thurs
day when they will travel to
California. Mr. Harrigan is a
delegate to the VFW convention
which will be held in Los Ang
eles, August 3 to 8. They plan
to stop off at Calastoga, Calif.,
before returning home.
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