TWO MEDTORD (ORE GO K) MAIL TRIBDHE
Monday. August 24, 153
Society and Clubs
Rogue River Club
Wins Fair Prize; .
Meeting Planned
Rogue River Laurel Garden
club of Rogue River won first
prize at the Josephine County
fair for iti entry "Blue Bird
Trail Park."
The entry was made up of
various summer flowers, moss
and miniature trees laid out in a
park with playground equipment
in miniature, dolls, cars, road
lights, silica for the roads and a
playground. Tiny blue bird
houses hung in the trees, as well
as a real bird's nest containing
three tiny eggs.
Members who won with their
individual entries were Mrs. W.
A. White, sweepstakes winner
and blue ribbon for her double
tiger lilies, second on a single
tiger lily, first on decorative
white dahlia, first on pompon
dahlia, second on annual phlox
and first on Unwin dahlia; Mrs.
Henry Bonney, second on yellow
dahlia; Mrs. Orma Farnham,
third on pink and purple petu
nias; Mrs. Claude Willoughby,
third on pink dahlia.
August meeting of the club
was held at the country home of
Mrs. Claire Douglas, and was a
dinner with husbands of mem
bers as guests.
Next meeting will be Septem
ber 2 at the home of Mrs. Wal
ter Kasworm at 1 p.m.
Gold was discovered in Aus
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Dinner Meeting;
Sales To Be Held
Officer of the Medford Lady
Lions entertained members and
their husbands Friday evening
at the K. S. Campbell home. A
potluck picnic supper was serv
ed in the patio.
The game of horse shoe was
a diversion of the evening and
the women held a brief business
meeting at which a rummage
sale was planned for Wednes
day evening, August 26 and all
day Thursday, August 27. The
sale Is to be used toward the
group's annual Christmas pro
ject which provides toys for
children of needy families. It
will be held jn a vacant store
building next to the Bartlett
street Safeway store.
Those who have rummage to
be picked up may call tele
phones 2-4034 or 2-9882 by Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. E. O. Mc
Keen is chairman for the sale
with Mrs. Herbert Seitz, assisting.
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6:45 p.m. First Presbyter
ian church Cruisers class, Flan
agan home.
Tuesday
11 a.m. Woman's Society
of Christian Service, First Meth
odist church, in church parlors.
1 p.m. Women's Fellowship
of First Baptist church, conser
vative, Mrs. Newton Mead, on
Grant road.
1 p.m. Howard Garden club,
home of Mrs. Dick Gillespie,
2689 Howard avenue.
5 p.m. Miss Anna Streed's
Bible study group. Mrs. Don
Montieth, 25 North Keenaway
drive.
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Two Church Circles
Hold Recent Sessions
. Mrs. E. S. .Etrother, Shady
Cove, recently entertained Cir
cle 2 of Medford Methodist
woman's Society of Christian
Service at her summer home on
Rogue River. A brief business
session was held and a covered
dish dinner was served.
Announcement was made of
two study groups to be held in
the Medford Methodist church.
Dr. Gertrude Boyd Crane, Pa
cific university, Forest Grove,
will conduct the first, September
8 to 12 and another in October
which Mrs. Hardwick W. Harsh-
man will lead. ' Subject of Dr.
Crane's study will be "Jeremiah
the Prophet,"' and Mrs. Harsh
man will lead the subject, "Latin
Speaking Americans in the Unit
ed States. The book used in this
study will be "Within Our Bor
Mrs. Harshman was a guest at
the meeting.
Mrs. E. G. Paschke will be
chairman for the circle bazaar
and Mrs. Floyd Lewis is chair
man of the sunshine and visita
tion committee.
A dessert luncheon was serv
ed to 16 members of WSCS Cir
cle 4 and a visitor at the home
of Mrs. W. G. Werner on Tuesday.
Mrs. J. R. Woodford prepared
the devotions from the book,
"The Golden Key," and a quiz
program was conducted from
The Methodist Woman," led by
Mrs. Bryan Pierce.
Numerous ideas and plans
were discussed for a bazaar.
Next regular meeting of the cir
cle will include a work time be
fore lunch, each member to take
a sack lunch. Mrs. Walter Gar
ner, hostess for that meeting,
will furnish dessert and coffee.
A newspaper survey covering
1,724 physicians revealed that
1,700 of them believe women
should not wear shoes without
stockings. Much of the increase
in serious foot trouble among
women, the doctors said, is due
to the practice of going without
stockings in summer.
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Camp White Club
Names-Winners r-
- Camp White John Peterson
and Roy Pruitt headed the list
of winners for the last session of
Camp White Duplicate Bridge
club, scoring 105 points for
first place in the north-south
playing position. ,
Mrs. T. J. Fuson and Ed Ma
this took second with 103Vi
points, and the Howard Boyds
were third with 89. Mr. and Mrs.
B.'L. Sanderson scored 84 points
to take fourth.
Mrs. C . Kunz and William
Hickey scored 97 points for east
west first place, and second went
to Mrs. Mary F. Raines and
John Sharp for a score of 94.
Mrs. Gallier and Mr. Lynch
were third with 93 Vi and fourth
went to Oda Thomasson and
Mrs. Edwin Eggert for 88 points.
Winners Announced
For Riverside Club "
Riverside Bridge - club win
meet Wednesday, August 28, at
1 p.m. at the American Legion
home, Riverside avenue.'
Last week's winners for the
north-south position were Mrs.
W. W. Stevenson and Al Gilhou
sen, first; Mrs.- Alice Swanson
and William Isaacs, second; Mrs.
Frank R. Baker and Mrs. Van
Gilbert, third.
East-west winners were Mrs.
Josephine Clark and Mrs. Marrs
Gibbons, first; Mrs. Yvonne Da
lem and Mrs. N. F. Reed, second;
Mrs. Fred Rehling and Mrs.
Dwight Seely, third.
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Medford Woman
Is Honored Guest
Mrs. J. C. Hutchins, 870 Gar
field street, was honored at a
family dinner August 19 at the
home of her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
W. Hutchins, 112 South' Colum
bus avenue.
All members of the family
were present.
Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Hutchins and children,
Tommy and Patsy, Eureka,
Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Hutchins and children, Michael
and Richard; Janie Cooper, Star
Ranger station, Applegate; Har
ry Hutchins, Miss Hope Hiner,
J. C'. Hutchins and the host and
hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Hutchins and son, Jimmy.
Barbers Return
From Tr'p Abroad
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barber,
718 McAndrews road, have re
turned home after spending sev
en weeks traveling to England
and Scotland where they visited
relatives and friends. This was
the first trip Mrs. Barber had
made to England since she left
that country In 1922. Mr. Bar
ber visited there in 1937.
The Barbers were accompan
ied by their oldest daughter,
Mrs. Leon Henderson, Portland.
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Records at the archives and
western history department of
the University of Wyoming show
Ella Watson, alias "Cattle Kate."
was the first woman hanged in
the territory of Wyoming.
The Lewis and Clark expedi
tion from the Mississippi River
to the Pacific Coast and back
again lasted from May, 1804, to
September, 1808, and 31 men
were in the official party. The
entire trip was made on budget
of 82,800, according to the Na
tional Geographic Society.
Many cross-country U. 8. high
ways closely follow the trials of
early explorers. Motorists now
skim over Route 50 near the
spot where, 126 years ago, Jede
diah Smith nearly stumbled to
his death, the first white man to
cross the high Sierras and the
Nevada-Utah desert
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