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r i. EIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday. December 18. 1954 Lodges Announce Holiday Events; Party Announced Gold Hill Past Noble Grands club and Rebekah Friendship club of Amethyst Rebekah Lodge, Gold Hill, will have a joint Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Lester Parker, Monday, December 20, at 8 pan. Mrs.. George Dorman, Mrs. Don ald Hodge and Mrs. John Cogs well will assist Mrs. Parker. Secret pals will be revealed. Those who do not have a secret friend should bring a gift for exchange. - At the December 13 meeting of Amethyst Rebekah Lodge a resolution was read to change the meeting night from Monday to Wednesday night. Mrs. Daniel Stewart, Mrs. Wilmer Bailey and Mrs. Lester Parker worked on the committee. The resolution will be voted on at the next reg ular meeting. - . Mrs. Fred Lester qualified for the office of Noble Grand which she will take in January. Mrs. Lester reported on the benefit card party the Odd Fellows are having Saturday, December 18, at the hall to raise funds for the annual community Christmas tree which is sponsored by Odd Fellows and Rebekahs each year for children of the community. Rebekahs are asked to furnish pies. Admission tickets are now being sold by Odd Fellows. The noble grand, Mrs. J. Les Graffis, appointed Mr. and Mrs. Alva Walker to be in charge of the children's Christmas pro gram. Children wishing to take part should contact them. Refreshment committee for December is Mrs. William Fields, Mrs. Ferd Jones, Mrs. James Clement and Mrs. Wil liam Hall. Society and Clubs Annual Christmas Programs Planned by Schools of City ' The music department of Medford city schools announces that the annual series of Christmas programs will again be held this year in each school. Roosevelt Grade school will hold the first in the pre-Christ-mas series Friday evening, De cember 17. Children from the first three grades will be pre sented in a story of Christmas, "The First Noel." , Washington school will also present children from the first three grades in scenes depicting Christmas cards and favorite Christmas themes. The program is to be given on two evenings, Tuesday and Wednesday, De cember 21 and 22, with two completely different casts of students participating. Tuesday, December 21, at 2 p.m., fourth, fifth and sixth grade students of Jackson school will present "Music Fills the Air," a story of Christmas in song and tableaux. . Lincoln school's program, scheduled for Wednesday, De cember 22 at 1:30 p.m. will give each child in the building an opportunity to perform. Each room, plus the chorus, band and orchestra will perform. Medford Junior and Senior High school concerts will fea ture their own vocal groups and orchestras in a wide variety of the sacred and secular in Christ mas music. The junior high con cert, scheduled for Tuesday, De cember 21, will begin at 7:30 and the senior high concert on BILLFOLDS . MEDFORD'S COMPLETE LEATHER GOODS DEPT. O ROLFS O BUXTON .O MEEKER O TEX TAN FREE: Monogramming in 24k gold letters Walt Young's MEDFORD STATIONERY 210 East Main 2-6780 .' Wednesday, December 22, will begin at 8 p.m. The public is cordially invited to attend any of these Christmas programs. There will be no ad mission charge. Club Party Heidi In Rogue River Rogue R i v e t A business meeting preceded the Christmas party of Rogue River Garden club, held at the home of Mrs. Sam Bellah Monday afternoon. Co-hostess were Mesdames Hay den Williams, Harold Dunham, Everett Lapham and Bede Davis. In th absence of the president, Mrs. Charles O. McLellan, Mrs. Charles Carroll, past president presided. ,. Twenty-six members , and two guests were present. An honor ary members, Mrs. Eff ie Birds eye, attended and guests were Mrs. William Goodfellow and Mrs. Al Osborne, who became a member at the close of meet ing. Mrs. Osborne was secretary for two and a half years when this club was first organized. Several members participated in making forty feet of garlands for Camp White at the home of Mrs. E. W. Shock last week. Donations of food for baskets for needy families are to be tak en to the home of Mrs. Robert Shontz on Monday afternoon or to the Rogue Feed and Seed store in Rogue River. Readings on Christmas were given by several members. San ta Claus presented each member with a gift. Daughter Here Central Point Mrs. James D. Cole is here from. Seattle Wash., to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dir. Mrs. Cole is the former Barbara .Dir. Former Residents Arrive for Visit Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bradshaw, one-time residents who left the Rogue Valley in 1914, and their son, Tony, arrived here yester day from their home in Jones boro, Ark.; to visit during the holidays. They are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Amos Ayers, Table Rock, road, and Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Childreth, who are sisters and brothers-in-law of Mrs. Bradshaw and her brothers, Jim, Henry and Marion Trusty, Med ford, and Rufus Trusty, Elk-Trail. o PAULSEN'S o o fHRIFT fiRKET CENTRAL POINT Lots of Free Parking Space! FRESH, CRISP (SHJEEW A O Green, Tender ISiroccoDn c bun. No. 1 Potatoes CafcMfac BETTY CROCKER Cake Mixes lb- WMw f :i . ... 4 ofgc Iff! PKGS rJHU BULK PRM Pates T (P)c J V lb. r SWANSON'S ; MairgairDDiie SAVE AT DALE'S CASH MEAT MARKET mm ii BEEF LB. .19 NO WATER - NO CEREAL GROUND DEEF St. 3 Lb. Blade Cuts PRICES GOOD FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY! 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Other officers elected to serve for the ensuing term are Miss Anita Conger, senior .princess; Miss Vicki Noel, junior princess; Miss Maria Abbott, guide, and Mrs. Nadra Moore, marshal. Miss Chew and her corps of officers will be installed in pub lic ceremonies the evening of December 27," at 8:30 p.m., in the Masonic hall in Central Point. Preceding the ceremonies a din ner will be given at the Rogue Valley Country club in honor of Miss Belva Chew, retiring queen of the bethel. Plans were made for the next meeting Dec. 23 which will be followed by the annual old fash ioned Christmas party. The meeting will begin early at 7 p.m. and all attending are asked to take a costume and partici pate in the program. A gift ex change will be held, with gifts not to exceed 50 cents in cost. Those serving on the refresh ment j committee were Anita Conger, Mrs. Conger, Melva and Evalyn Chew, Mrs.. Chew, Ear lene South, and Nancy Eitemil ler.' - v f- - ' 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 the weekly calendar is 9 a.ra. of the day of publication, and for week day news is 5 cm. the day before publication. Thursday . .6:30 p.m. Adarel chapter, OES, Jacksonville Masonic hall. 7 p.m. Chapter CG PEO, Mrs. K. S. Campbell,' 21 South Groveland ave. -. 7:30 p.m. Mistletoe camp, Royal Neighbors of America, Py thian building.1 ; . 7:30 p.m. Medford BPWC, Camp White Employees club. 7:30 p.m. Wenonah club, home of Mrs. James Wicker. 8 p.m. Phoenix Thursday club, home of Mrs. M. O. Grove. Friday - " 10:30 a.m. Applegate Ex tension unit, home of Mrsv p. O. Gerhardt. ' .y 12:30 p.m. -Electa club, Girls Community dub. 2 p.m. National. Association of Retired y Civic - employees. Room 210, P.O. building. Church Worker Speaks for Union ?. At Last Session Charles Edward Taylor, min ister - of music and education for Medford Church of the Naz- arene, spoke at the last meeting of Women's Christian Temper ance union, held at Girls Com munity", club. Mr. Taylor and his family came to the valley from Little Rock, Ark. He was introduced by Mrs. Ernest Santo. Mrs. Olaf Severson presented Mrs. Mabel Houck, who gave a devotional program on "Love." Christmas carols were sung by the group, and Mrs. . Lyle , R. Schoppert sang two solos, one dedicated to Mrs. Donna Taylor. Mrs. Alvin Minshall was accom Mrs. Guy Cox, union presi dent, conducted the .; business meeting. More gifts .were as sembled for the Children's Farm home; . , Corvallis, which the WCTU supports. Mrs. Ward L. Lampkin, Mrs. Verlan Jacoby and Mrs. Ina Renker served refreshments in the . Christmas theme, and the dining table and clubrooms were decorated with Christmas green ery. ., : The meeting closed with the Aaronic benediction. . Husbands Guests At Dinner Party Jolly Stitchers, with their husbands as guests, held the an nual Christmas party and dinner at Girls Community club on Sat urday, December 11. After an ex change of gifts ihe evening was spent playing cards. Prizes were won by Harry.' Barneburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Don-Miller. TWO NAMES ADDED -TO PYTHIAN OFFICERS The names of two officers were omitted by mistake from the recently publishdd list of new officers of Talisman temple, Pythian Sisters. Mrs. Harry Bry ant was elected degree staff op tain, and, Mrs. LeRoy Cline, in stalling officer. " t . . PEACOCK PAIR . Johnston, R. I. U.R) If any of Joseph Mitola's neighbors come home and tell their, wives they just saw a couple of pea cocks down the block, it won't be anything to worry about. Mi tola peacock admirer import ed a couple of the fancy birds from Italy as house pets. . , Secretaries Hold Christmas Party Rogue River chapter, Nation al Secretaries association, held the annual Christmas party for; members and guests at Mon De sir Inn Thursday, Dec. 9. " Gifts were exchanged. Mrs. Jean . Brown, president, conducted a business meeting at which time plans for the Christ : mas charity project were di ; cussed. 4 - It requires 18 barrels of water ' to produce a barrel of oiL (Try The New) j THE VOGUE BEAUTY NOOK v 215 Fluhrer Bldg. A Gift of Beauty ... A PERMANENT WAVE For your loved ones Cold Wave $7-50 up Shampoo & Wave from $1.50 OWNER & OPERATOR ' Inex Youngberg In Business 20 Years ,' PHONE 3-5501 Lake Creek Grange -. . It was decided to hold the sup per the men will give the, wo men, before the January meet ing of Lake Creek Grange. The supper will start at 7 p.m; The men lost in the attendance con test held during the year. Lake Creek Grange officers will attend the installation at Eagle Pomt Grange hall on Sunday, .Dec. 19, aa 1:30 p.m, All officers are requested to at tend. 1 Faye George, educational com mittee, reported oh the ship that is being sent to Indian with gifts for that country. The ship re ceived it's initial start from Nor way but other countries have contributed, also. It is expected to 'reach India by Christmas. A heating system for the Grange basement was discussed. A committee will attend to all details. ' - ; Lecturer ; Eunice Pech's pro gram consisted of a reading by Master Lawrence Perry, sing ing of Christmas songs, and a quiz on Grange procedure. Next Grange meeting will be January 13 at 8 p.m. i--: . :"V-: 4 ' The Pribilof Island Seal Ref uge is the largest in the world. HOOKSTM'S MARKET 106 North Ivy OPEN Around the Corner from the Post Office . PHONE 2-2046 WEEK. DAYS . 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. FRI. & SAT. 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. 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