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Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Crumm
Shirley Chaney
Is Girl of Year
At Ashland School
Ashland For outstanding
qualities of leadership, charac
ter and workmanship, Miss Shir
ley Chaney, senior from Myrtle
Creek, has been chosen "Girl
of the Year" by the Associated
Women Students of Southern
Oregon college.
Miss Chaney was one of six
senior women selected to set
up a new women's service hon
orary, the Robes; she has been
the president of AWS for the
past year; she is a member of
Sigma Epsilon Pi, women's schol
astic honorary; and was Home
coming queen last fall. In her
stay at SOC she has worked in
many other student activities.
-(Brainerd photo)
Wedding News
Announced Here
Shady Cove Announcement
cf the wedding February 4 of
Miss Jane Jack- and Jack L.
Crumm was made last week. The
bride is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Sheldon Jack, Shady Cove,
and the bridegroom's, mother is
Mrs. Eva Crumm, 507 Effie
street.
The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Floyd Yeats of Tem
ple Baptist church at his home.
The bride wore a white lace
dress and her flowers were pink
carnations. Her mother and Mrs.
Crumm acted as witnesses.
The newly weds are living at
410 Marie street.
To give extra-rich color to
vegetable soup, cook it with
enough paprika to taste.
Club
Place
Plans
Mat
Project
Ten thousand place mats illus
trated by an animated map of
the Rogue River valley and pub
licizing the recreational, business
and industrial resources of the
county, particularly Medford,
will be printed and distributed
by Medford Altrusa club. The
project is being undertaken by
the club as its contribution
towards building up the trade
area and intersting tourists in
spending time and money in
southern Oregon, it is stated.
This annual project, unique in
the valley, was started here last
year by the club following its
adoption by International.
Throughout the year, these at
tractive place mats not only were
used in notels, motels and res
taurants where the tourists and
interested future business and
residence prospects could see
them and take them along to
give to their friends, but were
also given to churches, Granges,
clubs, conventions and commun
ity halls to be used at their meetings.
With the contmued coopera
tion of business men who worked
with the club last year, the com
mittee in charge, Mrs. Frances
Grant, Mrs. Edith Baker, Miss
Grace Smith, Mrs. Judy Stoll
and Mrs. Esther Mohr, are plan
ning a more attractive mat in
blue and white on special paper
which will be ready for distribu
tion the first part of June.
Any profits from the Altrusa
place mat project will be used
for grants in aid to Latin Amer
ican women for advanced study
in this country, thus fostering
friendship between countries,
and for vocational aid grants to
needy older women through the
founders' fund.
Business firms will be contact
ed and given an opportunity to
share in this project.
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A Tf port by Mrs. Maude Cod
ding on the Altrusa 10th District
convention held in Walla Walla,
Wash., May 14-16, will highlight
the evening social meeting of
the local club Thursday evening,
May 26. It will be held at 7:30
p.m. at the home of Mrs. Bereth
Hopkins.
Mrs. Bertha Haskins, presi
dent, announces that Mrs. Maisie
Daily, assisted by members of
the executive board, will con
duct the traditional initiation
ceremony for new members, fol
lowing the above program.
Miss Myrta Otterdale and Miss
Grace Smith are to be hostesses
for the meeting.
Clothing Specialist
Says Small Wardrobe
Best for Present Day
Champaign, 111. (U.R) Com
forting word for husbands:
American women don't need
large wardrobes for today's way
of life.
So says Rita Whitesell, a
clothing specialist at the Uni
versity of Illinois.
Miss Whitesel, giving ammuni
tion to all husbands who com
plain about their wives' cloth
ing bills, said that modern meth
ods of travel and today's small
homes mean a woman needn't
own several garments when one
will do the trick.
And, she added people live
such busy lives that they don't
have time to devote proper care
to large wardrobes.
Miss Whitesel advised women
to plan a "capsule wardrobe,
containing the fewest garments
necessary for continual wear
and minus any "white ele
phants.
For such a wardrobe, good
choices are basic garments of a
casual type in classic lines, Miss
Whitesel said.
Butte Falls Unit
To Meet Thursday
Butte Falls Butte Falls
Home Extension unit will hold
its last regular meeting of the
current year at the ranch home
of Mrs. Ted Fredenburg, Thurs
day, May 26, starting at 10:30
a.m. This meeting was postponed
because the county festival at
Central Point was held on the
unit's regular day. New officers
for the coming year will be in
stalled.
Miss Eula Wintermote will dis
cuss How best to live within
twenty-four hours a day." Mem
bers are reminded to brine
charts previously made on "good
weight for good health." All
women of the community are
welcome to come to any part
of the meeting which lasts until
three o'clock..
Those desiring child care may
leave children at Mrs. Ted Red
dells next to the city hall for a
small charge.
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Open Sundays and Holidays
10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
HUDSON'S PHARMACY
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DAV Auxiliaries
To Hold Meetings;
Announce Dinner
Both senior and junior auxil
iaries of the Disabled American
Veterans, Jackson County Unit
8, will meet this week. The sen
ior auxiliary will join the chap
ter Tuesday, May 24, at 6:30 for
a potluck dinner at the DAV
hall, 1515 North Riverside ave
nue. Ladies attending are re
quested to bring a salad, vege
table or meat dish unless other
wise notified.
A business session will begin
at 8 p.m. and officers will be
elected for the next year. Chair
men are reminded that the dead
line for state reports is May 25.
The juniors will meet Satur
day, May 28, at 1 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. Harvey Cassman,
Seventh and Cherry streets, Cen
tral Point.
Members are to bring a sack
lunch.
Social Club
Jacksonville A salad lunch
eon is planned by members of
Adarel Social club, Order of the
Eastern Star, Thursday, May 26,
at 12:30 p.m., at the home of
Mrs. Clare Shores, 52 Oakgrove
road. The hostess will be assisted
by Mrs. Ralph Lue and Mrs. Don
Shores.
Home Nursing ;
Classes Close; -Room
Established
Eighteen valley women were
graduated last week from the
American Red Cross home nurs
ing course and two instructors
for the courses were certified.
The classes were under the su
pervision of Mrs. Patricia Hun
saker, from the area headquar
ters at San Francisco.
Mrs. Irene Johnson and Mrs.
Mary Helen Lehman were certi
fied as instructors."
A new permanent room for
conducting home nursing classes
had been set up at the Amer
ican Legion home on South Riv
erside avenue, it was announced
by the chapter office staff. Home
classes will be held throughout
the year and anyone interested
in the training may enroll by
telephoning the Red Cross chap
ter office, telephone 2-4405. The
classes are a public service pro
vided by the Red Cross at no
charge.
Mrs. T. R. Florey is in charge
of the home nursing and is re
sponsible for the service being
offered in this vicinity, staff
members explained.
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A cloth dampened slightly
with kerosene often will remove
fingermarks from walls and
woodwork.
Sunday, May 22, 1955
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVI
Roosevelt PTA
Installs Officers
At Final Session
Last meeting of the year for
Roosevelt Parent-Teacher asso
ciation was held recently in the
Cranston, president, presided at
the meeting which opened with
several selections by a chorus
of third grade pupils, under the
direction of Mrs. Stella Bun
dock. Installation of officers for the
coming year was held with Mrs.
W. G. Ardry, retiring president
of the Medford PTA council, as
installing officer. Those taking
office were Mrs. Warren Lesseg,
president; Mrs. G. J. Adlfinger,
vice-president; Mrs. Joe Witten
berger, secretary and Mrs.
Stuart V. McQueen, treasurer.
The retiring officers, with
Mrs. Cranston, are: Mrs. R. B.
Knight, vice-president; Mrs. J.
A. McDougal, secretary and Mrs.
R. W. McNair, treasurer.
Mrs. Jack Walker, case find
ing chairman for the Jackson
County Public Health associa
tion, gave an informative talk
on the manner in which chest
x-rays are now being handled
through the hospitals. She com
pared this procedure to the pre
vious way x-rays were given in
mobile rapid tempo surveys,
adding that more people are
reached in this manner and that
a iore thorough program is
achieved.
The room count was won by
Mrs. Bundock in the lower
grades and Mrs. Eleanor Hamil
ton in the upper grades. Hostess
es for the afternoon were the
mothers of the pupils in the
sixth grades.
Don't use copper or brass
strainers when working with cit
rus fruits or tomatoes. These
metals will destroy vitamin C,
says the Alabama state extension
service.
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