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MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1 955
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SOC Professor .Conducting Study
' Ashland A study of the
practices and attitudes of pri
mary teachers relating to speech
correction is being made
throughout Oregon 4 by Leon
Mulling, on leave of absence as
director of the speech center
and. associate professor ? of
speech at Southern Oregon col
lege.;:.; The study, conducted by Mull
ing as a part of his doctoral re
search at Stanford university,
consists of a listening test for
classroom teachers, an inter-
methods, and an . attitude and
opinion scale. .
-According to Professor Mull
ing, frm 70 to' 100 teachers will
be interviewed and tested in the
rural - schools of Jackson and
Josephine counties, Ashland,
Medford, Central Point, Grants
Pass, Roseburg, Talent, Eagle
Point, Eugene and Portland. '
- - "Classroom teachers in Oregon
apparently do a creditable job
of speech teaching, though many
state that they' have .too little
time for it," reported Mulling.
Further - results of his survey
view - inventory about speech 1 are to be reported later..
Piclrih' Pears
News ! and Notes
From Camp White
Br SID HOLLINGSWORTH
Two first - time occurrences
have been recorded, in the domi
ciliary ; office since the first of
the year. - 4
A domiciliary ; member, Ro
man Van Loan, was called for
jury duty by the Jackson coun
ty, circuit court for the first time
in Camp White history. ;
The first father and son among
members living at the Home are
now on the admission books.
Victor L. Hull, a WW. I veteran,
has been here for some time. His
son, Eugene Hull, has just ar
rived from the Boise VA hospi
tal. He was in a Jap 'prison camp
during WW IL having been cap
tured at Corregidor. Their home
is at Caldwell, Ida.
Philip Goss, erstwhile, regis
trar and editor of .Dominews,
left here last fall headed toward
South . America. He has gotten
as far as Zitacuaro.-Michoacan,
Mexico. A card from him reads:
Thought I would pencil a few
lines to let you know that all is
well here." He also offers the
Spanish equivalent: Este paes es
mucho bueno para mi.
Camp White orchestra will play
and refreshments are to be
served. The musicians will - in
clude Jim Rea, piano, Ray Wil
liams, drums, Fred Choquette
and Edward Evensen, violins.
Tommy Thompson has assem
bled another show for Sunday
afternoon. It will be offered in
the Grants Pass DAV chapter.
Joey Decker's . western 7 girls
band. Miss Pat's dancers, five
of the accordion girls fron the
Prentice studio and Donna Phei
ster, vocalist, with ; her two
trained dogs are on the : program:-
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The Ladies auxiliary of the
Veterans of World War I will
sponsor the dance to be held
Monday evening, Jan. 31. The
usual arrangements for trans
portation from the Medford bus
depot have been provided. The
Ray Bishop. World War H
veteran, is a professional artist.
He was hospitalized for a while
with a disability and is now at
CamD White getting in condi
tion by working in the kitchen.
Ray was engaged in commer
cial art in Medford before com
ing here. His background in
cludes a course at the Denver
Art Institute and supervision of
the government art program at
the Cheyenne Air Force base at
the close of the war.
It has been learned , that his
special. talent in designing and
illustrating. for publications has
been discovered and may be the
means of returning him - to his
professional-work. ,"
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huese
man of Four Buttes, Mont. have
been visiting with v Postmaster
Arthur Scarseth for the past" 10
days. They were neighbors-- lor
many years,. After visiting, with
their son; at the Marine base at
Oceanside, Calif., they plan to
return to Medford' with the idea
of locating in ih'e rvalley. per
manently. ; tL
TmEF-WATS'JOB
Joliet, HI. (U.F0 A thief re
turned a $450 electric typewriter
to an office machine firm Thurs
day with a note suggesting that
he be given a job guarding the
company's equipment The note,
which contained $2 for use of
the machine, said: "No one was
in the ffice when I was in last
week. Maybe I could get a job
sitting in the front office watch
ing your machines." " i;
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VOTED TOP 1954 sportsmen, these men are holding awards presented by Sports Lodge. B'nai
BTith; In New York for having distinguished themselves by "nigh principle and achievement."
From left: Eddie Erdelatz, Navy grid coach; Henry Brenner, deaf mute Rhode Island U. grid
star; Leo Durocher, New York Giants' manager; Willie Mays, Giants' outfielder and Yogi Berra,
Yankee catcher, American League's most valuable player; ' , ., .(International Soundphoto)
Grange
Roxy Ann Grange
Roxy Ana Grange met Jan. 21
with Master Of ie Moore presid
ing and all officers present ex
cept R. J. Ritchie, who had the
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Deputy Roscoe Roberts com
mended 'Past Master Ivan Wolfe
on his service's to the Grange
and presented as a gift from the
members an engraved past mas
ters pin.; He had not missed' a
meeting in the nine years he was
master. .
"' State Deputy Cyrel Schooling
gave v an interesting report on
Oregon Grange Wholesale and
Supply. . -: ''. ;
Building . Chairman Nelson
Shober asked the members to
meet Sunday; to . '. repair - the
floors and put the . molding
around the hall. A large number
turned out and the ladies served
pot luck dinner and cleaned the
kitchen. , ' '.
Dance chairman Kenneth
Shaw announced there will be a
public square-dance , Saturday.
Feb. 5. Goilon Kershaw will
call. Ladies are to' bring sand
wiches and cookies. Also
square - dance" Saturday night,
Jan. 29.
H.E.C. '.'chairman Marguerite
Shaw announced the next meet
ing will be at -Margery Radons
home at 8 p.m. Irene Burns will
be co-hostess, . - -
Grange held a public card par
ty Saturday. night . All proceeds
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PREFERS JAIL TO COLD
- Paintsville, Ky. (U.R)-Wohn-ny
Bladridge, 20, turned up at
the county jail here Thursday
afternoon a few; hours after he
escaped and asked to be readmit
ted. "I just can't stand this cold
weather," he said. - " :
going to the March of Dimes.
. Grangers are reminded to pay
their dues,' r which are payable
at the first of the year. ;
Democrats Club Sets .
Election of Officers .
Annual elections for the Jack
son County Democratic club will
be held Saturday, Jan. 29, start
ing at 7 p.m. at the Medford
hotel it was announced today. ;
' The public is invited. Reserva
tions, for : the dinner meeting
may .. be , made by . telephoning
Mrs. Helen . Norris, at , Mef ord
3-2282. - , - .
Foot lighters' Play
Tickets On Sale
.Tickets . are now on ; sale for
"A Bill of Divorcement," a Med
ford Footlighters . presentation
which: starts a five-night run
Tuesday, Feb. 1, at the ' Fair
grounds theater, .s- V. :
- The drama,: written by Clem
ence Dane, features the tension
that -exists between a. ""hard as
nails" teenage -; daughter -an
acid-tongued ' spinster f aunt, - a
husband 4 recently-cured of in
sanity, and his deserting wife.
Louise J ohnson will" play the
part of the daughter, and Frankie
Burtpnj. veteran of many local
civic ' theater groups, will por
tray .the" aunt. Frank Buchter
will be seen as the. husband, and
Lenore Zapell is cast in the role
of the .wife."' ," ..
.Other members of the ; cast
include : " Bob : . Corliss,' Thayer
Tarvin, ; . Max - Wimmer, ; Tom
Amacker, and. Charlene Tarvin,
Tickets . are available , . , at
S wem's ; Gift : shop and Puruck
cr's Piano House. -
MONEY BOTHERS HIM
Des Moines, - Ia. (U.R)--State
Sen. Lawrence Putney took a
thoughtful look? at his fellow
members of the upper house and
told them he fund his automobile
damaged in the" parkihg 1 lot re
served: for legislators. "It's not
the principle of the thing he
said, .. "but , the money . that
bothers me , ; ,
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