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Dinner Planned t By Two Groups c 'Members of Rogue JEUver chap ter, National Secretaries Associ ation, , have been invited to at ' tend a joint dinner meeting with National Office Management as sociation at 6:30 p.m., Monday, January 24 at the Medf ord hoteL With Mrs. Darlyne Rudd as general chairman, plans for the first state meeting of the secre taries association were discussed at a - business meeting held Thursday at 24 South Grape street The Oregon state meeting will be held here cn March 18 - and 19, with headquarters at the Medford HoteL ' : Committee chairmen named to assist Mrs. Rudd are Mrs. Kath ryn Thomas, ' hospitality; Mrs. Marina Gates, entertainment; Mrs. Katherine Jennings, publi city; Mrs. Helen Apple, transpor tation; Ms. Kay Jandreau, regis tration; Mrs. Marion Langley, res ervations: Mrs. Wilda Fabrick, decorations; Mist Gladys Goetz, table favors; and Mrs. Virginia Schuster, finance. . JELLY SPICES DRESSING s New York 0J.RP Try this dressing next time you prepare a fruit salad.7 Fold a bit of tart homemade jelly into the may onnaise or whipped cream you regularly use. VtliRtli Tin I I9 X " 3i and a good tirne. to remember those dear to your heart with ' Valentines - from r. .. : r iaHDs -j many mm X I . 1 40w w 9-" v "9 A ' A ! - Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Sampert and daughter. Penny, Renault avenue, are shown here during their recent visit to the Hawaiian islands. The. three left for the Islands shortly before Christmas, and remained a month. The Samperts enjoyed the leisurely pace of life in Hawaii, and were particularly interested in visiting rural areas. The three made the trip on the Matson ttner, the Lurline. (Malson Lines photo) Family Dinner Is Planned by .; Eagle Point RTA Eagle Point Eagle Point Parent-Teacher: association will hold a family potluck supper preceding its . regular meeting Tuesday, January 25, at the high school gymnasium, according to Mrs. Ray Palm, president. : Sup per will start at 7 p. m! and each family is asked to its bring its own table service and a dish of its choice. Coffee will be furn- ished. - V ; - ; After a- short business .meet ing, the; program will be in charge :0f, the .fathers, and a fashion show staged ' by them will be, the feature, attraction Child care will be provided by the Campfire Girls, with games planned and supervised by a 4-H club . group. Movies will be shown during the evening for the children., "f-- b' ' J Washington PTA Announces: Dinner ' Washington School Parent Teacher association meeting has been - scheduled ' for : Thursday, January 27, at 6:30 p. m. in the school cafeteria, with "Dad's Night" is the theme. The cafe teria will be open at 6, according to Mrs. Harold Hubler, unit pres ident, to receive the food, and each family is asked to take its own table service. Coffee, rolls and. butter will be furnished by the PTA. . :.s ; M. Sgt. Bernard B. Moore will show the film ''Guard Our Coun try," -featuring the Ground' Ob server corps and its part in; the Civil Defense program of 5 the United States.: .--.Scout Executive Cliff : Hanson and several. Boy Scouts will present a playlet of the American flag through- the years. : 1 1 To reduce dust, use a damp newspaper on. which, tovempty the 'bag of the - vacuum cleaner or carpet sweeper. :.l i v.- Wife of State Legislator . . Describes. Official Life; Committees Begin Work By FRANCES LITTRELL "In the souls of its citizens will be found the likeness of the State;' which,1 if they be unjust and tyrannical, then will it reflect their vices, but if they be lovers of righteousness, confident in their liberties, so will: it he clean in justice, bold in freedom." This message inscribed in the rotunda of Oregon's capitoL is the first thing one : sees upon entering the State House, i The House of Representatives convened fat 10:00 aan. Monday; January 10, the first session of the - f ortyeighth legislative as sembly. It :was our' iirst time to sit on the floor of the House Al, a member' I as a isecretary, We drew desk number eightOn our right are Representative and Mrs. Annala of Hood.IUver. Just in, front of us are Rep4esectative and Mrs. Dooley, and .behind us is Representative. .Cone. To. our left are. Representative Cbrbett and Representative ' Loucks., All are Democrats, with the except ion of Representative Cone and Representative : ; Xoucks. , Repre sentative Maiirine ; Neuberger is just two desks back and to, our ' left. -The,, new J representatives were sworn in as a group, land the roll called. It wa a, thrill to hear Al's name called and to have him answer, "Here It was a short session and we were recessed until 2 p.m. when there would he a joint session of the senate, and the House, of Rep resentatives for the inauguration of Governor - Patterson in --. the House, as the House of Represent atives is much larger! than the Senate, When ye returned from lunch, the Frank Bashes were already in: the chairs that had been pro vided for. . them by Al's desk. They were to be our guests for the - inaugural. (Mrs.' Bash is Re publican central committeewom- an in Jackson County.) It f was an impressive . sight to see the senior members of the. House es cort in Governor. Patterson, the judges,, state officials and mem bers of the Senate. Mrs. Patter son, and j the governor's party were escorted in r by, - ranking army officers. Mrs. Patterson wore a plum colored dress with three-quarter length. sleeves, black gloves, no hat. , Her , hair is always, just so, and she always has a nice smile on her face- always looks like sheis having the time (Of her life, i The Gov ernor speaks well and: easily,' al ways iholds -. his - audience even lis from For Yourself or For AnotHer Mark Time With Medford's Finest Jewelers and Silversmiths --i. World known for superb workmanship . in detail and design - i $iiol; f For the - ? ' Watches You'll Give with Pride (-.".I let Brophs Be Your Guide " ;lers MEDFORD, OREGON sy ..-"a i,-..;, ,- -, . ... i - . 1 4 .Quality Diamonds, Honestly Priced for Over a Quarter of, a Century ' . with the date to reniemher : For him and for her Movado designs these hand some sew juitomatic calendar watches that tell tfie dateiand the time at a glanced l; .t ; T Water "resisUnt A. Stainless steel $95. '..."St. steel and 14K cold SI2S . 14K sold S230 IT Jewels -, ; . J Fed. Tax Incl. - ' B. Stainless, steel 9S St steeli'and 14K gold 9110 when the audience doesn't agree with him wholly. Governor and Mrs. .Patterson : received in the governor's suite after his- inaug ural speech. The first week passed quick ly and- quietly. Numerous rou tine I bills were introduced .' in both Houses, but as yet no. de bates and few committee meet ings due to the lack of material to work on and all committees are as yet not complete.. ; . Our mail has been light and very few : letters required : an swers, for which I was grateful, as typing is still a chore for me. On 'Wednesday, Mrs. Edward A. Geary, wife of the speaker of the House, had the first of a series of small luncheons for the representative's wives and. I was asked. There were eight of us with Mrs. Geary. We ate in the :. coffee shop in the - State House, where the food is excep tionally good. It was fun to meet the other , girls and learn about them- and their husbands. Mrs, Geary is a lovely, white-haired woman very, gracious and. un assuming. We were excused on Friday and went home oyer the week-end. They say it's -the last long week-end we can expect. January 17 i' This week is starting out at a brisker pace than last week. Numerous bills have been intro duced in both Houses.- The highways '. committee' and Al's most important, has had a meet ing and several are scheduled. There's a delegation of senators and representatives' from Mon tana .here to study . Oregon's truck taxes and highways, which calls for more meetings. - ' ) '. ' : ' They were - presented to the House yesterday "during the morning session. ' . ; ' ? It's always impressive when we have guests and dignitaries . vis it the House. Two or more senior members are asked .to escort 1hem to the front of the House for introductions which are made by "the speaker of, the house, Representative Geary, , and it's very formal. Al says that in the highway committee, numerous routine bills are under consider ation; However, as yet there are none that are controversial. -Tuesday revening. Governor and Mrs. Patterson, all state of ficers and their, wives, and , leg islators Ofrom both Houses . and their - wives were . the dinner guests of Sweet. Home and East Linn County Chamber of Com merce.; During , introductions. Al got v promoted we were intro duced as Senator and Mrs. Lit trelL 'O. Meredith Wilson, presi dent ; of the : University of Ore gon was the speaker. Many com plained of tiie hour's drive to Sweet Home, but for us it was fun, because. Peg and Lee Bown took us and we had a fine time reminiscing about . the old days in Medford, and talking of Salem now, mutual friends, etc. - Peg and Esther (Mrs. V. W.) Ham mond are sisters' I have several Invitations to teas and coffees for this and next week, too. Tomorrow eve we meet the' Oregon Farm Bureau Federation.".,.:"'' ::',r7A Al meets with' Mr. Mann Rep resentative E. H. Mann) and Phil (Senator Lowry) frequently. We see the Lowrys ; often Shirley and I get together for a chat and lunch. We have been oyer to admire - their ! house and they have - been here to admire- ours. Both houses are comfortable and are much nicer, than we had ex pected to obtain while we were in Salem. . ? Al is enjoying himself wholly and completely. He meets new and interesting men every day. Everyone is very : friendly ' and is always offering to help the. "freshmen.". Living away from the hotel as we do, we have met very .few. lobbyists. Al comes down around 8 a. m. and I get here just before the bell rings at 9:45, and have to run to get here then. J We seldom get home before 5:00 p. m., most times it is 5:30 p. m. i We do grocery shopping on our way home, r ' t Saw the Lester Adams in .the balcony on Monday. , . 4 Howard Unit Discuss ' Topics for Next Year Howard "Subjects for the year for members of the Howard Home Extension unit were- dis cussed at a meeting of the group last week at the home of Mrs. WOmer Robertson, 1517 Wilson place. ,. I Miss . Eula Wintermote gave the lesson concerning weight and health and Mrs. Ralph Mer- ritt, program, chairman, had charge of the discussion on plans for the year. Miss Jean Brooks, a county home extension-agent, attended the meeting. Another visitor was Mrs. Rodney Kidd. Sunday, January 23, 195S MEDFORD (OREGON) MAI& TRIBUNE THREE New Noble Grand Names Committees ' Mrs. : Frank 'Chapman,'" new noble grand of -the - Olive Re bekah lodge announced commit tee appointments 'at a meeting of the lodge Monday evening. Mrs. - Dana Bowers, Mrs. Grace Hamlin and Mrs. Margaret Davis are members of the finance com mittee; Mrs. Carrie Milnes, trus tee; Mrs. Rpzella Theesfeld,-fraternal press;-Mrs. -Riley Apple gate, .good of the order; Mrs. Jennie Hensler, ?Mrs." r A.' : H. Gregory,: Mrs. Fred Daugherty and Mrs.: Margaret Davis , are members of thervisiting ' com mittee. v . - 3 t -' ' . r -Mrs. Blanche Robinson has charge of linens and Mrs. Min nie Bryant, publicity.. Mrs. Oliver : Rogers, junior past "noble grand, ' presented a gift to the retiring noble grand, Mrs. John - Daniel, . which was given by her officers. , -Frank Clayton, became a can didate at the meeting and Mrs. Inez Youngberg transferred her membership from the Grants Pass Rebekahs. - -i Refreshments . were: served at the ddse of the meeting. , Announcements -were .made for the Febuaryr meetings which will be held February 7, which Will be a business meeting, and February 21, when a covered dish dinner will be served. -. r British Daughters -To Holcl Meeting : Plans1 for, the year will' be dis cussed by members of Bow Bells chapter, Daughters of the Brit ish Empire, when they meet Wednesday, January 26 at 8 p.m. in the Girls Community club. - Dues will- be payable at the meeting' and all women of Can adian, Australian - and . British ancestry are invited to attend. For information regarding . the chapter ' those interested : may call Mrs. Darroll Davis, tele phone: 2-5672. : ' Refreshments will be served. VETERAN IS AMONG- ,J"t' ARTIST APPLICANTS 1 Among artists making applica-"' tion for membership, in, South- 3 era Oregon Society " of Artists . at the group's last meeting was . Winfred - Welch, veteran living at Camp White. , Mr. Welch's name was incorrectly listed in -the report of the meeting. - FAYETTA'S YARDSTICK : Custom Made; Draperies : , . ' . Oar Specialty :. .: ' PHONE 2-8688 .V 1728 ;N. Riverside Next ' to Acme - Cleaners Otoe's C2eai 7ateeS Singer Treadle Sewing Machines : . $(6)95 . ' - 2 5n T95 Never before : have shoppers of this area been offered reconditioned Singer Sewing Machines at this amazing low price! t Come in early for best selection, -c;?; vi SINGER SEWING CENTER 317 EAST MAIN ST. 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