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Artist To Hold
Annual Exhibit
Saturday Sunday
Eugene Bennett has planned
the annual showing of his paint
ings for Saturday and Sunday,
August 15 and 16, at his home
studio, 333 South Grape street.
The exhibit is held annually by
the young artist' while he is
here from Chicago, where he
both studies and teaches, for the
summer months. Hours both
days will be from 2 to 7 p. m.
and anyone interested is invited
to attend.
The young man has been
painting for the past 10 years,
and plans to include in the ex
hibit some representative work
from each year.
To vary the event somewhat,
Mr. Bennett has planned to give
a painting demonstration Satur
day at 4 p. m. Sunday at about
the same hour a short musical
program will be presented.
The artist, a veteran of World
War I, studied first at the Uni
versity of Oregon and later at
the Art Institute of Chicago. He
has taught art at New Trier High
school, Chicago, for the'past two
years and has exhibited widely
both in Oregon, in Chicago and
in other cities.
The paintings will be exhib
ited in the yard and also in his
new studio recently completed at
the Grape street address.
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Gold Hill Church Group
Meets at Walker Home
Gold Hill Mrs. Millie Walk
er was hostess (or a meeting of
Woman's Society of Christian
Service of Gold Hill Commun
ity Church Tuesday afternoon.
The session was opened with de
votions Is led by Mrs. H. A. Dier
dorff, and followed by a regular
business session presided ' over
by Mrs. Lawrence Smith, presi
dent of the organization. Plans
were made for a food sale to be
held August 25 at Gails Market.
It was announced that a con
tribution had been given to the
church to apply on the new roof
and other remodeling just com
pleted. Members were also asked
to bring any new and used
clothing to the church basement
before September 13, to be sent
to the children in Korea. Any
one in the community may don
ate to this cause if they desire.
Women are - asked to take
gifts to the next meeting for a
summer "Christmas" party, with
the donations to go to mission
aries in. the Philippines to be
distributed among the children.
The packages are to be wrapped
in Christmas paper.
Mrs. Ivan Smith will take
charge of the "coffee keys" in
place of Mrs. Wilbur Martin.
Quite a few keys are needed to
get the large coffee urn, and
October 1 is the deadline.
Mrs. J. G. Kofahl was hon
ored with a surprise birthday
cake baked and served by the
hostess, Mrs. Walker.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Frank Car
ter September 8.
Major and Wife
Take Motor Trip
Major and Mrs. Albert Frank
have returned to their home at
611 South Ivy street after spend
ing the past two months with a
motor trip.
The travelers visited in Kan
sas, Michigan and other mid
western states and went up into
Ontario, Canada, where they
visited in Sudbury. They also
were at Niagara Falls and in
Pennsylvania.
En route home the Franks
made stops in Colorado and
Idaho, and arrived in Medford
by way of Crater lake.
Teacher Returns
From Trip South
Mrs. Bernice Kunzman, 607
West Eighth street, has returned
home after spending a vacation
in Encino, Calif., with her son-in-law
and daughter, Dr. and
Mrs. Ewayne Gulgrandson and
family.
En route home Mrs. Kunzman
stopped in San Lorenzo to visit
her grandchildren, Gay and Car
leen Kunzman.
Mrs. Kunzman is a teacher
with the Medford public school
system.
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6:30 p.m. Shipmates class,
First Methodist church, home of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoppe,
Lozier lane.
7:30 p. m. Roxy Ann Gem
and Mineral club, Girls Com
munity club.
8 p.m. Pocahontas lodge,
Redman Hall.
Saturday
6:30 p. m. Past Noble Grands
club picnic, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Daugherty, 2251 Kings highway.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson
and daughter, Miss Barbara
Johnson, 1702 West Main street.
returned last week from a
week's trip to Astoria where
they visited another daughter,
Mrs. John W. Gustafson Jr., and
family.
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Hollywood (U.R) Donald
O'Connor, hospitalized since Sat
urday for a "very rare type of
virus," was described by his doc
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Grants Pass Unit
Gives Camp Party
Wednesday Night
Camp White Ten members
of the American Legion auxil
iary of Grants Pan were at
Camp White Wednesday and
gave a birthday party for 35
members born in August.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Reherd and
Mrs. Ida Rehard, headed the
delegation which included Mrs.
Marietta Horn, Mrs. Carol Jones,
Mrs. Mildred McQueen, Mrs.
Marie Wilcox, department vice
president, Mrs. Laura Bryant,
Mrs. Velma Garrett and her
daughter, Carolyn Garrett.
Joyce Childers, of Grants Pass,
sang many familiar songs of the
past, accompanied by Guy Wil
cox and Deane Stewart, of the
domiciliary. Mrs. Mary Raines,
special services chief and Mrs.
Thelma Williams, department
hospital chairman of the aaxil
iary, welcomed the visiting hostesses.
Medford Riders
To Hold Meeting
Medford Trail Riders will
meet Saturday, August 15, at the
Community hall in Phoenix. The
host committee is made up of
Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Bunker and Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Vague.
Marilyn Monroe
Injures Ankle
Jasper, Alta. U.R) Marilyn
Monroe nursed a sprained ankle
today and thanked screen hero
Robert Mitchum for fishing her
out of a river.
Miss Monroe was reported to
have narrowly escaped drown
ing when she took a plunge into
the swift Maligne river that
wasn't in the script of the film
she is making in Jasper national
park.
The film star, her charms con
cealed by chest-high rubber
waders, was standing on a rock
when she lost her balance and
fell into the glacier fed stream.
The waders filled with water
and she couldn't stay afloat
Mitchum, her co-star in the
20th r Century Fox production
"Rivef of No Return," pulled
the soaked and shivering actress
to safety with the help of film
crewmen.
An examination showed Miss
Monroe's left ankle was sprain
ed and she was ordered to take
a rest.
MARILYN MONROE SWIPED
San Francisco (U.R) Theater
manager Amos Hanson got a call
from police that ' Marilyn Mon
roe had been picked up and
would he please comt down and
claim her. Hanson went to re
trieve the nine-foot cardboard
photograph of the blonde actress
which had been stolen from in
front of his theater.
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