Two Students
Awarded
Scholarships
Two additional senior stu
dents at Medford High school
were awarded annual Elk Lum
ber company scholarships last
week, Mrs. George Flanagan an
nounced Saturday. The students
are Miss Viola Russell, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Russell, 204
North Ivy street, and Emil Otto
Muhs, son of Dr. and Mrs. Emil
Muhs of Camp White. Both at
tend Zion Lutheran church. Miss
Itussell is the present president
of the Luther league there and
young Muhs is an immediate
past president.
The scholarships . are in the
amount of S300 each and Miss
Russell's is for Lewis and Clark
college where she plans to ma
jor in music and foreign lan
guage education. Miss Russell
also is president of the high
school orchestra and plays first
violin in the group. She is vice
president of the Future Teachers
of America and is active in nu
merous school affairs.
Emil Muhs' scholarship is for
- Willamette university where his
sister, Miss Phyllis Muhs, is a
senior student this year. He has
served as president of the Senior
Hi-Y group, and is president of
the International Relatipns
league at the high school. He
also is a member of the Torch
Honor society. He transfered
here as a junior class ' student
from Salem high school. He
takes part in other school activi
ties and plans to study law at
Willamette.
The scholarships are open to
students who are interested in
Christian leadership and who
hold 3.0 grade averages, Mrs.
Flanagan said.
Officers Elected
By Women's Group
Mrs. Fred Graten was elected
president of the Scottish Rite
Women's club Monday evening
and Mrs. Frank D. Salyers was
named vice-president. The other
officers elected are Mrs. Lloyd
Hamlin, secretary, and Mrs. L.
L. Stone, treasurer.
The elections were attended
by about 30 members and Mrs.
Earl Henry, Grants Pass, was a
guest.
Plans were made fo rthe next
meeting of the group to be held
April 25 when installations will
be conducted. The session will
be at 12:30 p.m., at the Medford
hotel and luncheon will be
served.
Mrs. Ira Canfield, 3-1327 and
Mrs. Marshall Day, 3-2763 are
in charge of reservations for the
luncheon. All Scottish Rite wom
en are invited.
Club Plans Tour
Of Greenhouses
Phoenix Phoenix Garden
club will tour greenhouses and
nurseries at its next meeting Fri
day, April 8. Members will visit
Rosenhill Gardens, Ashland, the
D. W. Chase greehouse on Hous
ton road Phoenix, and Arcadia
Gardens, Calhoun road, Phoenix.
Members will meet at the
Commuity club at Phoenix be
fore 1 p.m., as the tour will start
promptly at 1 o'clock.
After the tour, a business
meeting will be held at the Com
munity club. Hostesses will be
Mrs. George Bourne, Mrs. Guy
Cobleigh and Mrs. H. R. Glass
cock. Mrs. J. E. Harper will bring!
the arrangement for the month
Sunday. April 3, 195S
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN
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The three winners of the annual essay
contest ef the auxiliary to Crater Lake post.
Veterans of Foreign Wars, are shown here
with Mrs. Fred Lawrence, district 7 chairman.
The winners are (left io right) Miss Susan De-
Voe, third place; Stanley Culy, second, and
Miss Nancy Hamilton, first. All are Medford
High school seniors. Mrs. R. E. Schulis was
- contest chairman, and Mrs. Lawrence assisted.
PTA Council
To Meet on 1
Wednesday
Jackson County Council of
Parent-Teacher associations will
meet at the Applegate school
gymnasium Wednesday, April 6
Those attending are instructed
to take the right hand road at
the Ruch store and watch for
school signs.
The business meeting will
open at 10 a.m. promptly, it is
stated. During the morning ses
sion officers will be elected and
convention plans will be dis
cussed.
At noon a salad luncheon will
be served by the Applegate and
Ruch units. At 1:15 p.m. a panel
discussion on vocational educa
tion in high schools is planned.
Those participating will be Les
ter Harris, Principal of Medford
Senior High school; Arthur
Straus, principal of Crater High
school; Mrs. Robert Gass, presi
dent Grants Pass High PTA,
with Mrs. John Benson, Medford
as moderator. .
' Mrs. C. F. Conley, Ashland,
president of . the council, asks
that all new officers of PTA
units in Jackson county attend
this meeting, especially those
planning to attend the state con
vention. If enough interest is
shown a bus may be chartered.
Child care will be provided
for a nominal fee and it is re
quested that . a sturdy toy be
brought by each child attending.
Third Graders Learn -Shopping
Hard Way
Beaver Falls, N. Y. (U.R) A
different kind of home econom
ics lesson has been handed out
to the third grade class of the
Beaver River Central School in
the Adirohdscks.
Their teacher, Mae Schneeber
ger, sent the youngsters to a
supermarket. Each child had his
own grocery list and money to
send.
Miss Schneeberger said the
trip proved successful as it
"helped the children see a real
need for arithmetic in. their
everyday lives."
Crater Gardeners
Monthly Meeting
Held in Talent
Crater Garden . club held its
March meeting at the home of
Mrs. Henry DeVoss, Talent.
Thirteen members answered roll
call with "my biggest mistake
in gardening.!'
Featured speaker for the eve
ning was Mrs. Arthur Straus,
who spoke informatively on the
topic of horticulture.
This was the last meeting for
Mrs. Pearl Bailey, raffle chair
man, who is leaving the valley
to live in Springfield, Ore. Mrs.
Henry Friesen was appointed to
fill the vacancy.
The bird chairman, Mrs.
Charles Taylor, spoke on Bul
lock's oriole and the townee.
Flower of the month was the
daphne, with the arrangement
and information presented bv
Mrs. Clarence Mellbye, flower
chairman. Another featured ar
rangement was a madonna with
almond blossoms done by Mrs.
Paul Gandt.
Refreshments were served by
the co-hostess, Mrs. Paul Gandt.
The next meeting will be held
Thursday, April 21, at the home
of Mrs. Charles Meyer, 43 S.
Ninth, Central Point.
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Royal Neighbors
To Hold Meeting
Central Point A meeting of
the Central Point Royal Neigh
bors lodge will be held at the
Collins home at 149 De Hague
avenue, Tuesday, April 5, at 1
p.m. A work meeting is planned.
PTA Unit Elects
Horace Doolen
To Presidency
Horace Doolen was elected
president of Medford Junior
High Parent-Teacher association
at a meeting March 24 at the
school. Mrs. George Ice. presi
dent, conducted the meeting.
Also named to office were
Mrs. Lloyd Parson, vice-president;
Benoyd Bayless, secretary
and Mrs. E. G. Pashke, treas
urer. i The report of the nominating
committee, was presented by
Mrs. Moore Hamilton.
Dr. Bill Sampson of Southern
Oregon college led a discussion
on school finance in Oregon. Dr.
Sampson's remarks were illus
trated with slides obtained from
Oregon Education association.
It was announced that the
May meeting would feature the
annual parent-counselor confer
ences. This meeting provides an
opportunity for parents who
will have children in junior high
school next year, as well as
those whose children are al
ready attending, to meet with
their children's counselors.
Refreshments were served by
mothers of students in the sev
enth grade.
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