TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Thurday, February 24, 1955
Church women of Medford will assemble at First Methodist
church tomorrow for a program in observance of the annual
World Day of Prayer. The observance is sponsored locally by
Medford Council of Church Women, and is open to the public.
Day of Prayer To Be Observed
Gold Hill Plans lor the an
nual World Day of Prayer ob-
5 servance February 25 were
made at a meeting of Woman's
Society of Christian Service of
Gold Hill Community Methodist
church at the home of Mrs. Wil-
bur Martin. Mrs. John Novak
was co-hostess.
Mrs. Melford Hood led the de
votions and Mrs. H. A. Dier
dorff had charge of the program.
The lesson was "New Ventures
on Old Roads."
The president, Mrs. Lawrence
Smith announced that the speak
er for the prayer day program
will be Mrs. E. M. Tilton of Rose
burg, district secretary of for
eign work
All the churches of the city
and all other organizations are
invited to take part.
diBity
Parent-Teacher
County Council
To Give Program
Jackson County Council of
Parent-Teacher associations with
the cooperation of parents,
teachers, and children from
Jackson school will present a
TV show Friday, February 25,
at 4:30 p.m., commemorating the
founding of the PTA movement.
A skit written by Mrs. Precia
Medley, an instructor at Jack
son school, will describe the em
blem of PTA and its meaning.
Some of the work accomplished
since the start of the movement
in the realm of child welfare
and education will be shown.
Parents taking part in the
skit will be Mrs. Eugene Earle,
Mrs. Maurice Richey, Mrs. Rob
ert Dennison, Mrs. T. C. Ander
son, Mrs. Jack Frost and Mrs.
Wayne Carter. Children in the
skit will be Hope Reeves, Anita
Richey and Nancy Maxson. Miss
Eunice Gray and Mrs. Marjorie
Boyer, teachers at the school will
also be in the skit.
Following the skit a discus
sion period led by Mrs. John
Benson will describe some of
the major accomplishments of the
Oregon Congress and the Nation
al Congress of PTA. Mrs. J. W.
Staggs, Milton-Freewater, first
vice-president of Oregon Con
gress, will tell of the program
plans made for the golden jubi
lee convention to be held in
Portland April 26-28.
Mrs. Lester Bradshaw from
Eagle Point will represent the
Jackson County PTA Council on
the panel.
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Of Honor Society
CorvallisGordon Ashby and
Jerry Peterson of Medford were
among 25 men initiated into the
Oregon State college chapter of
Phi Eta Sigma, national fresh
man scholastic honor society.
: Mer earning grade averages
of 3.5 points or better on the
basis of an A equaling 4 points
the first term, or earning a 3.5
average for the entire freshman
year, are eligible for member
ship. ...
Young Peterson, engineering
major, is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry O. Peterson, 3857 Jack
sonville" highway, and Gordon
Ashby, business and technology
major, is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Ashby, 830 Bennett avenue,
Medford.
S-o-o Pretty!
Republican Speaker Outlines
Needs of Party in Talk Here
Republicans should concentrate their efforts on strengthening
their position with women and youth and on party organization
State Senator Mark Hatfield told the February meeting of Jack
son County Republican. Women Tuesday noon at Medford YMCA.
Senator Hatfield prefaced his
talk by predicting that Wayne
Morse, senator from Oregon,
would be nominated for the
vice-presidency on the Demo
cratic ticket at the 1956 conven
tion. ,
Senator Hatfield stated that
in 1952 there was the largest
turnout of women voters in his
tory, and that they established
themselves as an independent
block of voters. About 58 per
cent of the women voted for
Eisenhower, and only 52 per
cent of the men, he stated, and
added that in the last election
the women's vote swung back to
the Democratic ticket. .
"The Republicans must re
capture these voters to win in
1956," he said.
Speaking from his back
ground as professor of political
science and dean of students at
Willamette university, Senator
Hatfield discussed the position
of youth and the Republican
party. "Youth are idealistic, not
racially prejudiced and feel the
world is one," the senator de
clared. "They have been 'sold
a bill of goods' that the Repub
lican party is a party of special
privelege, that it is racially pre
judiced and that it is isolation
ist. The record of the Republi
can party proves these charges
false and this record must be
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put before the young people,"
He said that the nine, million
first voters in 1952 were pre
dominantly registered Demo
crats and pointed out that first
voters in the coming electien
would also have grown up un
der a Democratic administra
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to send a group of young people
to the Republican convention in
San Francisco and said that to
send even a dozen, or less, to ob
serve the convention "would do
more than putting up a thous
and placards."
Discussing party organization,
Senator Hatfield stated that the
party is not utilizing President
Eisenhower as "Mr. Republi
can." He declared that the party
should follow him, support him
and not air diversities of
opinion.
He pointed up the need for
coordinating the work of each
level of the organization under
leadership and stated that the
party must instigate a program
of discussing issues rather than
the personalities of its candi
date, and to have a positive
rather than a negative approach.
Approximately 70 men and
women attended the luncheon
which was prepared and served
cafeteria style by the members
Bridge Club Names
Last Week's Winners
Camp White - Camp White
Veterans Bridge club held the
regular session last Friday, with
play for match points,
North - south winners were
Mrs. Frank Baker and Mrs.
Edna Miller, first, 121; Mrs.
Cornett and Roy Pruitt, second,
114; Mrs. T.. J..Fuson and Jack
Love, third, llOVfc, and Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Boyd, fourth, 107Vfe
points.
Al . Gilhousen and Walter
Grow topped east-west winners
with 109V2 points, and second
of the executive board of ' the
organization.
Mrs. William M. McAllister
introduced the speaker, . and
Mrs. Stephen G. Nye presided.
went to Mrs. Josephine Clark
and Mrs. Roy Pruitt with 104.
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in fourth were Mrs. Alto Pruitt
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Saturday "Accent on Youth,"
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Sunday "The Man Who Died for
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