Lady Lions Plan
Santa Claus Visit
In Eagle Point
Eagle Point Plans for a Com
munity Christmas tree and visit
from Sana Claus were made at
the last meeting of Eagle Point
Lady Lions. The meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. Jim
Clarke.
The community tree is planned
for Monday, December 20, at 7
p.m. Santa Claus will distribute
candy to the children. A pro
, gram, to be given in the Eagle
Point .Teenage clubhouse, ,will
follow. ; '
Local entertainers will be on
the program, and group meet
ing of Christmas carols is
planned. The public is invited to
attend.
The Lady Lions meeting was
preceded by a potluck dinner.
Fourteen members and two
guests, Mrs. C. R. Albert and
Mrs. Don Pulley, Eagle Point,
attended.
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Housewives Walk
Many Miles Daily
Chicago U.P.) Mrs. Typical
Housewife was declared the win
ner today over her golf -playing
husband in the mileage depart
ment. .
A survey by a Chicago firm
showed that the housewife dur-
: jng the course of her day's
: housework covers nine to 11
miles or about 36 hole of golf
on the average course.
; Prentice Studio
I Scene of Party
Members of the Prentice Ac
cordion band gave a - surprise
birthday party Wednesday night
for two band members, Sharon
Roberts and Sharon Thompson.
The party was held at the Pren
tice studio.'
After the two were presented
with gifts, refreshments were
served by mothers of band mem
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. Butte Falls Butte Falls
Federated Garden club had a
Christmas show and silver tea
in the City hall recently.
Wreaths (and other material for
Christmas decorations were
sold, and proceeds will be used
for civic and road-side improve
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At the same ' time tritembers
of Butte Falls Home Economic
club held the annual Christmas
bazaar, with handmade gift art
icles on sale. ' .
Accordion Band ;
Plays at Gamp . - j
The Prentice Accordion band
played the monthly, program at
Camp White Monday, night' for
members oft he Veterans Ad
ministration domiciliary center.
Fifty-six young people took part,
playing a program of Christmas
music. . . ...
The programs are given at
camp under the sponsorship of
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Reese Creek Reese Creek Ex
tension unit held the December
meeting at the home of Mrs. Ben
Gardener. The luncheon served
was planned from the lesson, on
appetizing meals from canned,
frozen and stored foods, and
stressed the importance of the
"basic seven" in planning meals.
Mrs. Kenneth Dufour and Mrs.
Gardener were the project lead
ers.' Miss Marianne Moore, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Orie Moore,
1707 Ridgeway, Medford, has
been recommended . by Reese
Creek Extension unit, to become
a member of Azalea house at
Oregon State college. Miss Moore
is a freshman at the college in
honie economics. .
New members joining the unit
were Mrs. L. L. Dodenhoff and
Mrs. D. L. Crandell. .
Next meeting will be Jan. 4
at 10:30 a.m. at the home of
Mrs. Clifford Moore. The project,
"Good Weight for Good Health"
will be led by Miss D.TSula Win-termote.
Members of Club
Will Trim Tree
In Jacksonville
Jacksonville Members of the
20-80 club of Jacksonville Pres
byterian church, , who each year
trim the church Christmas tree,
will gather at the church Sat
urday evening, December 18, for
the traditional event. They also
will sack treats for the children
of the Sunday school. .
The evening will open with a
potluck dinner at 6:30 p.m.,, and
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nieder
meyer recently elected as joint
presidents of the club, will pre
side. Mr. and Mrs. George
Wendt are the new . secretary
treasurer .team. .
A gift exchange will be held.
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Christmas Music
Played for Club
Mrs. C. R. Adamson presented
a program of Christmas music
for the last meeting of College
Women's club of the Rogue Riv
er valley, held at First Metho
dist church. She was assisted by
Herbert S. Daniels and the Car
oleer singers.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Ben Schmidt, Mrs. G. R.
Carter, Mrs. Una B. Inch, Mrs.
A. G. Pierce and Miss Jane Sne
dicor. Mrs. Pierce was responsible
for unusual table decorations,
which were in pink.
The next meeting of the club
will be January 8 in Ashland.
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Nativity Scene Opens
At Funeral Home Here
A scene of the nativity, dis
played on the Newtown st. side
of the Conger-Morris funeral
home here, was set up yesterday.
It has been erected each year
at the Christmas season since
1946, with a few figures and
background pieces added each
year. . Four new panels have
been added to the background
this year. Colored floodlights
illuminate the scene at night.
The oil paintings were done by
Hal E. Bishop, Gold Hill artist.
THIRD BLOOD DRIVE
Rogue River The successful
collection of blood conducted
here this week, when 103 pints
were donated, was the third held
in this community, it was point
ed out today; A story in Thurs
day's Mail Tribune said it was
the first, when' it should have
said the first this year.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Faber
Hostess for Meeting
Of Central Point Corps.
Antral Point Women's Re
lief corps met at the home of
Mrs. Elizabeth Faber Tuesday,
with 19 members attending. -
Plans were made to donate a
tree to the Camp White park,
and for special request records
over radio stations for Mrs. Mary
Moore, who has been ill., Mrs.
Mary Foster, Medford, won a
word contest. - ; .
Luncheon celebrated the
birthdays of Mrs. Fred Law
rence, Mrs. Sally Musty, Mrs;
Eva Smith and Mrs. Mae Robin
son. Christmas gifts were ex
changed. .
The next meeting of the group
will be in Legion hall January
18. A' potluck luncheon at 12
o'clock will be followed by in
stallation of new officers.
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Cardinal Spellman
Leaves for Korea r :i
New York (U.R) Francis
Cardinal Spellman, Roman Cath
olic archbishop of New : York,
left by plane today for the Far
East to spend his fourth Christ
mas with American troops in
Korea.
Cardinal Spellman took off on
a Northwest Airlines plane
which is due to arrive at Seattle
at 7:15 p.m. PST and at Anchor
age, Alaska, at 1:05 a.m. tomor
row.' He will remain there, visit
ing troops, until Sunday after
noon when he will take off again
for Tokyo: ' 7
The prelate said he was tak
ing with him 100,000 cigarettes,
30,000 holy pictures, 25,000 rosa
ries, medals and other holy arti
cles and a quantity of toys for
Korean children.
Boy Scouts
New LDS Pack !
The first cub scout pack to be
sponsored by the LDS church in
the Crater Lake Area Council
was registered Dec. 2.
An installation and bobcat
ceremony was held in the recrea
tion room of the Church Dee. 15.
Cliff Hansen, scout executive,
and Explorers Larry Hammond,
Bob Frazer and Wayne Breeze
of explorer Post 8 assisted with
the ceremonies. r ;;,'
A pot-luck dinner . was en
joyed by the cubs and their par
ents, with Hansen as a guest,
prior to the ceremonies.
Pack 60 includes two dens.
Den Mothers are Mrs. Marion
Sander, Den 1, and Mrs. Geral
dine Ritchie, Den 2. Den Chiefs
are Wade Stark, Den 1, and
Bcbby Higgins Den 2.
Cubs registered were Barry
Peterson, Brent Stark, Danny
Hertager, Robert Hansen, Jim
mie Powers, Roderic Pace, Larry
Sander, Michael Higgins, Wal
lace Huffman, Dannie Ritchie,
Billie Bean, Delbert Goodnough,
John Aitkens, Steven Harper
and Timothy Murray. :
Cub master is Roy Sander, and
committeemen are Bob Higgins,
Dave Peterson,, Odas Stark,
Keith Pace, and Loyall Harper. ;
Saranac Lake, N. Y. (U.R)
Deer hunting in the rugged
Adirondack mountains is a tiring
experience for anyone. But
Theodore Hanner takes it ; in
stride.' Hanner, an Adirondack
guide, just got his 1954 hunting
license and took" to the, woods.
He's 94 years pid.V;; - , '
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Friday,-December 17, 1954
Bridge Club Members
Meet at Pruitt Home' . .
; Riverside Bridge club mem
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playing at the home of Mr. and
Mrs; Roy Pruitt.
Mr., and Mrs. T. J. Fuson held
high score for north-south play
ers 'with 56 points, and second
in that position were Mrs. B. B.
Hughes and Mrs. Yvonne Dalen,
with 51 16 points. Third went to
Mrs. Richard Milestone and Mrs.
Ben Todi with, 47". points,' and
fourth to Mrs Floyd. Johnson
and. Dr. George B. Dean.
: East-west winners were Miss
Isobel Stuart and AT Gilhousen,
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