it'
Plan Conference
For Older Girls
. The 1955 Oregon Older Girls
conference will be held at Menu
cha conference grounds near
Portland Friday, March 25,
through Sunday, March 27. This
weekend is sponsored annually
by the Oregon Council of
Church Women to foster and de
velop Christian leadership and
character. "Joyous Chvistian liv
ing" is the theme for this year's
conference.
Miss Dorothy Harding, direc
tor of Wesley Foundation on the
University of Oregon campus,
will be the guest speaker for the
weekend. Workshops on daily
living, music, religious drama,
art, vocations, teaching in the
church, and worship will give
the girls essential foundation
material to use in their own
churches. Exchange students
from several nations will com
pose a panel on "Christian Girls
at Work in Other Lands."
President of the Conference,
Miss Joyce Hill, at Willamette
university, Salem, and the con
ference director, Dr. Frecda
Hartzfeld, dean of women at
Lewis and Clark college, Port
land, hops that many will at
tend. The cost is S9.50 (S7 for
meals, SI for travel pool, and
S1.50 for registration). Inquiries
and registration are to be made
through Miss Una Davies, Mult
nomah college, Portland. Any
girl in Oregon of high school or
college age is invited to attend
the 1955 Oregon Older Girls
conference.
Kelso OI.R) James D. Tatom.
23, of Longview, the so-called
"busy - burglar," has been sen
tenced to 15 years in the state
reformatory on each of two
grand larceny charges.
PICTURE CORRECTED Due to an unus
ual accident in the engraving process, the
picture shown above was printed backward
in last Sunday's issue of The Mail Tribune.
It is correct above, and shows five patient3
and a number of staff members at the Park
View Nursing home, 906 West Main st., which
held open house last Sunday. Patients seated,
above, left to right,' are Mrs. Maude Edwards,
Mrs. Alma Heilman, Mrs. Sarah Hedberg,
Mrs. Nora Jones and Mrs. Margaret Bur
roughs. Standing, left to right, are staff mem
bers Mrs. Anna Tonn, Mrs. Juanita Atkins,
Mrs. Elizabeth Reed, Mrs. Vevia Grigsby, Mrs.
Rowena Curry, A. J. Curry, Mrs. Jeannette
Chapman, Mrs. Esther Erickson and Mrs.
Ethel Hoefft. Mr. and.. Mrs. Curry operate
the home. (Brainerd photo)
Minister Speaks For U
The Rev. J. N. Root, pastor
of Medford Free Methodist
church, spoke at the last meet
ing of Medford Women's Christ
ian Temperance Union, held at
Girls Community club.
The minister 'talked on nar
cotics, and a film on this sub
ject was shown by J. Bowman
of the Salvation Army. The film
is the property of the Free
Methodist church.
nion Session; Chairman
Mrs. Olaf Severson, spiritual
life director, introduced Mrs.
Clarence Pierce who sang, ac
companied by Mrs. Dorothy Ma
theny. Mrs. E. J. Gilstrap reported on
a meeting of the Loyal Temp
erance Legion, which she directs.
Mrs. Minnie Bryant was nam
ed chairman of a rummage sale
to be held March 24-25 at 106
North Ivy street. Mrs. Bryant
Named
asks those having articles for
the sale to take them to the
building on March 23 between
10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Those with
rummage are asked to call Mrs.
Ina Renker, 2-8368, or Mrs. H.
G- Wilson, 2-4644.
Following Thursday's meet
ing refreshments were served by
Mrs. Edna Purcell, Mrs. Jen
nie Hutchinson and Miss Ethel
Chrew.
Lone Pine PTA'
Holds Election;
Clinic Planned
At the annual Dad's night
meeting held recently by Lone
Pine Parent-Teacher association,
election of officers was held.
Serving for the ensuing year
will be Mrs. George Paul, presi
dent; Mrs. Hugh McGinty, vice
president; Mrs. Cecil Norris, sec
retary and Mrs. Floyd Fogel
quist, treasurer.
An innovation for the school
this spring will be pre-school
roundup. It will be held the
afternoon of March 21, with a
baby clinic in the morning. Fol
lowing the roundup the pre
school children will be enrolled
in a day nursery which will be
held every day following until
school is dismissed.
Parents who have children
starting to school next fall are
asked to bring them to the clinic
March 21 for enrollment in the
nursery.
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Winners Announced
By Camp White Club
Camp White Mrs. T. J.
Fuson and Mrs. R. J .Conroy
headed the list of north-south
winners for the last meeting of
Camp White Duplicate Bridge
club, scoring 99 points. A score
of 92 J2 points by William
Hickey and Dr. C. K. Todd took
first place among east-west play
ers. Other north - south players
were George Choate and How
ard Boyd, second, 93 points;
Tom Munds and Mr. Fuson, 86.
third. Mrs. Frank Baker and
Asa L. H. Kimball scored 894
to take second place east-west,
and Marion Milne and Mrs. How
ard Boyd were third with 84
points.
Wednesday, March 16, 1955
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE
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Coffee, pink or blue imported
silk baby breath veiling.
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Choice of pastels in imported
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Bamboo Porch
Shades
4 ft. I 7ft.269
5 ft. 1 98 8ft.$298
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Natural finish. Full size,
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cord.
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Girls' Rayon
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Regular $1.00 Value!
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Wide angle oscillating lawn
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37
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