Indonesian
To Speak For
Conference
Ashland Abdoel Hamid, con
sul for the Republic of Indonesia
with headquarters in San Fran
cisco, will be principal speaker
ior the annual conference, for
young adults at Southern Oregon
college March 26.
Mr. Hamid's appearance is in
keeping with the emphasis this
year of the conference on the
matter of building international
understanding, according to Mrs.
Mabel W. Winston, chairman of
the conference which is jointly
sponsored by the American As
sociation of University Women
and Rotary clubs.
Mr. Hamid is a native of Pa
dang, Sumatra, Indonesia. His
law studies in Djakarta, Java
(capital of Indonesia) were inter
rupted during the Japanese occu
pation. He participated actively
in the struggle against the Dutch
in the idependence movement.
The consul worked with the
Department of Justice for some
time and in April, 1950, shortly
after the transfer of severeignty,
joined the Indonesian foreign
service. In August, 1950, he came
to the United States as a student
of the Foreign Service institute
of the Department of State,
Washington, D. C. He worked
later as section chief of United
Nations affairs in the political
section of the Ministry of For
eign Affairs for his own nation.
Mr. Hamid arrived in. San
Francisco in September, 1952, to
organize an Indonesian consulate
there. As compared to his first
visit to the United States, Mr.
Hamid now notes an increased
interest in his part of the world
among the American people, and
he hopes to further stimulate this
interest by speaking before vari
ous community and world affairs
organizations. ,
Date Announced
By Nevita Club
For Style Show
Plans for the .annual style
show was made at a meeting of
Nevita Social club held Monday
evening at the home, of Mrs.
, George E. Brownell, 1102 North
Riverside avenue. The show will
be held Friday, April 29, at the
American Legion hall in Central
Point. .
Mrs. Melvin McGrew, presi
dent, conducted the meeting.
A social hour followed the
business meeting, with "games
and refreshments. Decorations
cwere in the valentine theme,
and members were presented
comic valentines. Mrs. Turn
quist was cohostess.'
Among the -guests was Mrs.
Alice Launer, Portland, who is j
spending several days in Cen- I
tral Point as a guest of herVson-
-in-law and daughter, Mr. - and
Mrs. Everett Faber.
State Organizer
To Visit Council
A special meeting for Talisman
Rosebud council members of the
Pythian Sunshine Girls is set for
Tuesday, February 22, at 7 p.m.
The state organizer, Mrs'.yPaul
Myers of St. Helens, will make
an official to- the group that
evening. ' :.: : .
k The event wiii be formal. -.
Refreshments are planned by
the counselors,' Mrs. Harry Bry
ant, Mrs. LeRoy Cline, Mrs. Carl
Fichtner, and Mrs. John Fugill.
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beautiful of cold wave
permanents . our
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Baroness
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Mrs. Curt Butter field (left) was named Valentin Sweetheart
girl for Alpha Rho chapter. Beta Sigma. Phi sorority, at a formal
dance given February '12 in the Pioneer room of the Jackson
hotel. Mrs. Butter held, who wore a white cotton evening gown
with red accents, is shown here
white carnations from Mrs. John Lamberty, president of the
chapter. Mrs. Butterf ield was voted chapter sweetheart on a secret
ballot by members. Mrs. Maynard Paun was chairman of the
dance. (Brainerd photo).
Young People's Riding Club
Formed Recently; Meeting Set
A new club being organized in
Jackson county is for young peo
ple interested in. horses and rid-
Installation Held
For New, Group
Of Phoenix Church
Phoenix Off icers of the new
Women's association of Phoenix
Presbyterian church were in-
Lstalled in ' a ceremony held
Wednesday at the church.. Mrs.
Roy ' Martin conducted the
service.
1 The new officers were Mrs.
Roscoe Owens, president; Mrs.
Al Morin,. first vice-president;
Mrs. Walter. Bolz, second vice
president; Mrs. Lester Igo, sec
retary; - Mrs. Rex"' Nicodemus,
treasurer. " v
Mrs. W. M. P6ley of Ashland
gave, an address dedicating the
new association and "Mrs. , J. R.
Sides of the Women's associa
tion, First Presbyterian church,
Medford, explained the purpose
of such associations. She spoke
of how they serve the local
church and community and how
they are related to the Presby
tery, synod and general as
sembly. ;' Mrs. George Osier, conducted
the'meeting.
v Lutiqheon was served by a
committee composed of Mrs.
Bolz, .Mrs. John Kesler, Mrs.
Lester Igo, Mrs. Floyd Schmel
zer; ;: Mrs. C. A. Stothers and
Mrs.: C. A. Marrs..
Mrs: Root conducted nursery
for children. ' -. .
Mrs. E. J. Clwk, Trail, was a
visitor. Mrs.' Clark's husband is
a former pastor of the church.
About 25 women attended.
Meeting Planned
: Electa Social" club will meet
at Girl's Community- club Fri
day, February; 25 at i ' pjn.
All non-affiliated members of
the Order of the Eastern? Star
are cordially invited to attend.
Hostesses win be Mrs. Frank
Root, Mrs: '. Clarence '-. Pankey
and Mrs. -Etta Pryor.
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receiving a bouquet of red and
ing. First meeting of the new
group was held February 11 at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Gibson, Barnett road, with 14
potential members present.
It is stated that the purpose, of
the club is to have a group which
will ride, learn horsemanship,
sportsmanship and hold play
days under the leadership and
supervision of a group of adults,
young people between the ages
of 11 and 18. The young people
must own their own horses, and
must not belong to other riding
associations in 'the county.
A board of directors will be
made up of five adults and an
adult supervisor elected by the
young people from the parents
of members. Otherwise the club
will be self-governed and the
young people will elect officers
and a "captain of the month.
Officers elected were Gayle
Prentice, president; El Rita
Gabie, secretary-treasurer. Ten
tatively-named to the board of
directors were Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Young, Mrs. C. W. Lickess,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Prentice,
Mrs. C. L. Gabie and Mrs. D. C.
Bates. Mrs. Floyd Gibson was
elected supervisor.
New members coming into the
club must attend one ride at the
group's, invitation before mem
bership is approved. .
- Attending the first meeting
were Gayle Prentice, El Rita
Gabie, Barbara Lickess, Barbara
Read, Sandra Bates, Dennis
Mays, Leone ' McPherson, Bar
bara "Reich, Mary Pierce, Ersela
Bates, Victor Coggih, Janet
Young and John Pierce.
Mrs. Gabie served refresh
ments for the first meeting.
Second meeting for the new
group will be held Tuesday, Feb
ruary 22, at 8 p.m. at the Gibson
nome. Anyone interested may
call 2-9731 or 2-5567.
Refreshment committee for
the coming meeting will be Den
nis May, Leone McPherson,. Vic
tor Coggin, Barbara Reich and
Sandra Bates
NATIONAL
Feb. 20th 26th
Make Your
Appointment with
Beauty.. Now
Phone 2-6133 or 2-6434
for your appointment.
Beauty Salon
Second Floor
Lectures
By Indian
Booked Here
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Surindar Suri,. Indian journal
ist and lecturer, will make a
series of appearances before
Southern' Oregon audiences the
first week in March, it was an
nounced today by Robert J. Grid
ley, state chairman of the speak
ers bureau for the Oregon United
Nations association.
' The tour, co-sponsored by the
Institute ; of - International Af
fairs of the General Extension
division, Oregon - State System
of Higher Education, will in
clude Medford, Ashland, Grants
Pass and Klamath Falls.
Mr. Suri, from a rich back
ground, of experience as editor
and : contributor to various In
dian, newspapers, as UN press
correspondent, and as a staff
member of the philosophy de
partment . at Northwestern Uni
versity, will interpret the UN as
seen by a citizen of India and
will detail some of the develop
ments in his country since its
freedom.
He is scheduled to speak first
to the Medford , Rotary club,
Tuesday, March 1, after the
club's regular noon luncheon at
the Jackson hotel. The same
evening he will appear before
the Medford chapter of the UN
association at the YMCA.
The following day, Wednes
day, March 2, at 10 a.m., Mr.
Suri will address the students at
Southern Oregon college of Edu
cation at Ashland. He is then
scheduled to drive to Grants
Pass to appear before the Grants
Pass Rotary club luncheon. On
Thursday, March 3, , he will
speak to the Klamath Falls Ki
wanis club at the Willard hotel,
repeating his talk the following
noon, March 4, to the Rotary
club.
- The tour is part of a continu
ing educational service in inter
national affairs and on the UN,
conducted by the Oregon UN
Association and the General Ex
tension Division. Mr. Suri has
made several tours across the
country, and presently resides
in San Francisco.
Camp Fire Girls,
Hold Ceremonial
Talent Several members of
the Talent Camp Fire Girls
were awarded ranks during a
ceremonial held - Wednesday at
the City hall.
Those who received trail
seekers ranks were Joyce Crit
ten, April Burnette and Connie
Unruh. Wood Gatherers ranks
were given to Linda Hamilton
and Norma , Driver. Receiving
fire makers ranks were Patty
Childers, Doris Bench, Betty
Bergren and Marlys Suksdorf.
Two eirls also received gowns
in a gowning ceremony conduct
ed by Mae Lowe. They . were
Linda Hamilton and April Bur
nette. The hall was decorated with
evergreen boughs and candles
lighted a "trail," which indicat
ed the trail of seven crafts of the
group.
Gold Hill Hobby Club
To Meet on Friday
Gold Hill Gold Hill Hobby
club will meet at the home of
Mrs. r Marie Turpening Friday,
February 25. .
JEAN HART SAYS
THURSDAY Mmf ftw
LUNCHEON & V&V 5s
FASHION REVIEW l-tjeMfiTf K;
Jackson Hotel I UKm!3& , 1
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Public Invited II U I I I
Mr. and Mrs. Fxed A. Purdin (at left) and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Lue were among those attending a valentine dinner given Monday
evening by Scottish Rite Women's club in Medford Masonic
temple. Mr. Purdin, 32nd degree Mason,; is knight commander of
the court of honor and secretary-treasurer for Scottish Rite bodies.
Mr. Lue, 33rd degree Mason, is inspector general honorary and
Mrs. Lue is president of Scottish Rite Women's cluh. ;
. (Landis-Shangle photo)
Scottish Rite
Valentine Party
Is Large Event
About 140 persons attended
an annual valentine dinner and
party held February 14 at the
Medford Masonic temple for
those with Scottish Rite affili
ations.. The event is sponsored
by the Scottish Rite Women's
club. ;
Out-of-city visitors included
Mrs. Ruby Dixon of Portland,
and Mrs. E. B. Hall, San Diego,
Calif.
Mrs. Edwin A. Andren led
community singing accompanied
by Bill McKinley and Ralph
Lue spoke regarding the Scot
tish Rite groups. Mrs. Lue also
spoke concerning the organiza
tion and activities of the wo
men's club, of which she is pres
ident. Mrs. Clay M. Lee was the gen
eral chairman assisted by the
committee composed of Mrs. Ro
bert Simpson, Mrs. Mary M.
Grant, Mrs. Morris Boughner
and Mrs. . Hazel Dickson.
Bridge and canasta were di
versions of the evening, the high
prize for canasta going to Mrs.
Edwin Andren and the low prize
to Mrs. Minnie Cummings.
Bridge prizes were won by Mrs.
H. C. Goldsmith, high score, and
Mrs. Evelyn Gatten, low score.
Albert Lenox also won a prize
during the evening.
In keeping with the theme
the rooms and tables were dec
orated with valentine decora
tions in red and silver.
Royal Visitor
Now in Kingston
Kingston, Jamaica (U.R)
Princess Margaret arrives here
today aboard the royal yacht
Britannia on her tour of the Brit
ish West Indies.
The three-day voyage from St.
Kitts in the Leeward islands
gave the Princess the first real
chance to relax since she began
her goodwill visit to the British
Caribbean possessions early this
month. '
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Sunday, February 20, 1955
Lions' Auxi I ia ry '
To Serve Supper
For Coming Dance ' ':
Shady Cove MrsBillie Greer
was hostess for. Shady; Cove
Trail Lions auxiliary at her home
on the Crater Lake ; highway,
near Shady Cove, February 16.
Fourteen members answered roll
call. . , .
The auxiliary president, Mrs.
Frank Fagalde, who" had just re
turned from a two weeks visit
with relatives in Los i Angeles,
presided over the business ses
sion. . ' .:
. Mrs. Athel Dudley, ! chairman
of the supper committee for the
Firemen's Ball to be held at the
Shady Cove school gymnasium,
Feb. 25, announced the working
committee for this affair.
The chairman of the ways and
means committee, Mrs.' Ray Mul
len, asked members to take rec
ipes to the next meeting for the
auxiliary cook book project.;
Mrs. Greer served refresh
ments after the business meet
ing. . , ' "; '
Mrs. Harry Goode, Shady
Cove, will entertain in the club
for a social meeting March 2.
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. Medford Sojourners will meet
Thursday, February -24 at 1 pjn.
at '. the Medford Hotel. -. . ,
.An invitation is extended to
all inactive members to attend.
Newcomers to Medford and
vicinity- who have lived here
less' than two years are eligible
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