TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Monday, June 27. 1955
Society and Clubs
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FAMED VOICES HERE The Chapel Choir of Capital Univer
sity, Columbus, O., will appear at the Zion Lutheran church,
Fourth st. and Oakdale ave., at 8 p.m. today. The 40-voice group
will present a concert of sacred and secular numbers, entirely a
cappella. The public is invited. A free will offering will be accepted.
Birthday Tea
Given Thursday
By Association
Phoenix Woman's associa
tion of Phoenix Presbyterian
church sponsored the annual
birthday tea at the church last
Thursday afternoon. About 30
women gathered for the even
A program, given under the
direction of Mrs. John Kesler,
consisted of devotions, group
singing and other musical num
bers. Numbers were presented
by a trio composed of Bonnie
Thompson, Bonnie and Penny
Simmonds, accompanied by Mrs.
A. V. Thompson; a piano duet
by Margaret Ann Bolz and Nan
cy Stewart; an accordion solo
by Cynthia Owens and a duet
by Mrs. John Kesler and Mrs.
Merle Simmonds, accompanied
by Mrs. A. V. Thompson.
Tea was served in the ban
quet hall where 12 tables, one
for each month of the year, were
placed. Each table was decorated
in keeping with the month rep
resented, and the guests gather
ed at the table which represented
the month in which their birth
day occurred.
The serving table was deco
rated with a large centerpiece
of roses, daisies and delphinium
arranged with .yellow tapers.
Pouring were Mrs. Rex Nico
demus and Mrs. Jim Gardner.
Mrs. Rose Owens, president of
the association, was chairman
in charge of arrangements, and
was assisted by Ms. Gardner,
Mrs. J. H. Webster, Mrs. Marvin
Williams and Miss Sandra
Owens.
The church has several impor
tant events scheduled for the
near future. A basket supper
is planned July 1 at Jackson Hot
springs. This is to be a fried
chicken supper, with each fam
ily to bring chicken and other
picnic food. j
July 16 has been chosen as
the date of the annual ice cream
social.
Leora Andrews
Stewardess For
United Air Lines
Miss Leora M. Andrews,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Andrews, 216 Laurel street. Med
ford, is now a United Air Lines
stewardess. After five weeks at
the company's stewardess train
ing school in Cheyenne, Wyo.,
she now serves aboard Main
liners flying in and out of Chicago.
Miss Andrews, a graduate of
Gold Beach High school, attend
ed San Diego State college, and
is an affiliate of Alpha Phi so
rority. Her hobbies are music,
bowling and bridge.
In becoming a stewardess,
Miss Andrews has entered a pro
fession which was pioneered by
United and is celebrating its 25tn
anniversary this year.
Club To Meet
Fidelity club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Franklin Fanger,
2686 Jacksonville highway, Wed
nesday, June 29. Dessert will be
served at 1:30 p.m.
Grange
Roxy Ann Grange
State Deputy Roscoe Roberts
gave a very interesting report
on State Grange, at the last
meeting.
H.E.C. Chairman Marguerite
Shaw thanked Carl Dawson for
ordering and hauling the new
chairs.
Next H.E.C. meeting will be at
the Grange hall June 29, with
Pauline Crocker and Mae Dalton
as hostesses, starting at 8 p.m.
The charter was draped for
Brother Earl Jackson who
passed away recently.
Glen Radar asked the mem
bers to write the county court
and let them know how they
feel about rog races.
Next Grange meeting will be
July 1. It will be a birthday
party and all those having birth
days the last six months of the
year are to bring cake.
Dead line for sunaay Classified is
at noon Saturday.
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Two Honor Roll
Students Named
Portland Two Medford resi
dents Miss Shirley M. Lynch and
Miss Priscilla West, are among
84 persons listed on Lewis and
Clark college honor roll for the
spring semester, the registrar's
office has announced.
Miss Lynch, a pre-medics ma
jor, was an officer of her fresh
man class and a member of the
college choir. She is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Lynch
of 139 Kenwood avenue.
Miss West, a June graduate,
will continue her studies in the
field of religious music. She
is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
D. Kirkland West, 52 Ross court,
Altrusans Plan
Final Meeting 4
Altrusa club will hold the last
meeting of the season Thursday
evening, June 30 at the home of
Mrs. Adrienne Dippel. The hos
tesses, Mrs. Judy Stoll and Mrs.
Ann Finley, have planned a pot-1
luck steak barbeque dinner at
6:30 p.m. on the patio in Mrs.
Dipple's garden.
Mrs. Bertha Haskins, retiring
president, will conduct a busi
ness meeting to close the years'
activities and hear annual re
ports of all standing commit
tees. Following the business
meeting, the program will be in
charge of the international re
lations chairman, Mrs. Edith
Baker, who has secured Mrs.
Bert Elliot as a guest speaker.
Mrs. Elliot and her husband, Dr.
Elliot, have recently returned
from a tour of 15 countries in
lower Europe and spent Easter
on a special visit to the Holy
Land.
Though no regular business
meetings are held during the
summer months, the Altrusa
board, meeting at the home of
Miss Grace Smith June 21, plan
ned picnics to be held in July
and August to which families
and guests will be invited. The
summer picnics have been held
for the past two seasons.
Woman's Society
To Give Playlet
A playlet will be presented at
the June meeting of Woman's
Society of Christian Service in
First Methodist church at 1:30
p.m. Tuesday, June 28. The play
let, titled "Where Your Treasure
Is There Your Heart Will Be"
vas written by the president of
the Oregon Conference, Mrs.
L. D. Wrentmore, Portland, and
is being given under, the direc
tion of Mrs. C. H. Thompson Jr.
Members of the cast are
Mesdames Floyd Lewis, Ed
Haas, L. G. Rankin, G. A. Dier
dorff, Eugene Ray, C. B. Fields
and the 10 circle chairmen. The
story portrays the life of a Chris
tian from early times to present
days with a glimpse of, the fu
ture. Mrs. Howard Bush will
sing the solo parts and Mrs. J. T.
Dixon is in charge of the after
noon devotions.
The program will be preceded
in the morning by a prayer
group at 10:30 o'clock a busi
ness session at 11 a.m., and a
luncheon which will be served
by the executive committee of
the society..
Butte Falls Club
Installs Officers
Butte Falls Officers were in
stalled at the June meeting of
Butte Falls Garden club, held
at the country home of Mrs.
Harry Dalton. Mrs. Frank Car
son gave an interesting talk on
wild flowers.
Installed were Mrs. Carson,
vice-president; Mrs. Ralph Con
ard, secretary; Mrs. Elmer Lea
therman, treasurer and Mrs.
Clay Conley, historian.
Mrs. Carson suggested that to
successfully transplant native
flowers, one should try to imi
tate the natural setting as much
as possible, and she mentioned
some of them any publications
which help with the identifica
tion and study of wild flowers.
She also pointed out that prop
er conservation of wild flowers
is of vital importance.
Visitors were Mrs. Ted Fre
denberg, Mrs. Page Stauffer and
Mrs. Opal Collins.
The July meeting will be a
potluck picnic in the city park
July 19.
Anderson Predicts
Peace Ship Defeat
Washington (U.R) Sen. Clin
ton P. Anderson (D-N. M.) be
lieves the Senate will defeat
President Eisenhower's proposal
for an atomic "peace ship."
Anderson, chairman of the
Joint Congressional Atomic En
ergy Committee, said yesterday
there is "no question" but that
Mr. Eisenhower's proposed peace
ship would delay other more
vital phases of nuclear development.
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Legion Auxiliary
Announces Annual
Girls' State Party
Medford unit American Le
gion auxiliory, will hold it's an
nual Girls' State party Tuesday,
June 28, at 8 p.m., in the Legion
home, 531 South Riverside ave
nue. .
Five Medford girls attended
Girls' State this year and will
report on their week's stay in j
Salem. They are Miss Marilyn
Olson and Miss Janet Perry;
sponsored by the American Le
gion auxiliary; Miss Elizabeth
Betschart, St. Mary's High
School Parents' club; Miss Jane
Bash, Zonta club, and Miss
Nancy McKeown sponsored by
the Republican Women, the
Democratic Women, and the
eague of Women Voters.
Mothers of the girls and rep
resentatives of their sponsoring
groups have been invited to at
tend. Individual reports will be
made later to the other organi
zations. Riverside Club
Names Winners
Riverside Bridge club, which
meets weekly at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pruitt, has an
nounced winners of last week's
session. -
Mrs. J. P. Vachon and Mrs.
Fred Rehling headed north
south players, scoring 86 points.
Second went to Mrs. W. W. Stev
enson and Mrs. R. J. Conroy
with 78 points, and third to Mrs.
George Dean and Roy Pruftt, 72.
In fourth place were Mrs. B. B.
Hughes and T. J. Fuson, with
a score of 66 Vz points.
Mrs. F. R. Baker and Williams
scored 69 Vz points to win first
place for east-west players. Mrs.
Fuson and John Solheirn were
second with 69, and Mrs. H. J
Boyd and Al Gilhousen were
third with 60 V4 points. Emery
Wheat and J. P. Vachon scored
58 points for fourth.
Taylors Return
From Vacation
Oliver P. Taylor, local CPA,
has returned to Medford after
spending the 32nd annual con
ference of Certified Public Ac
countants of the Pacific North
west in Portland June 16-8.
Following the meeting, Mr.
and Mrs. Taylor and their chil
dren, Janice, Denna Lou, and
Creg, spent some time visiting
with Friends and relatives be
fore returning to their home on
the Jacksonville highway.
POPULAR NAME
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Monday
6:30 p.m. Scottish Rite pot
luck supper, Masonic temple.
7 p.m. Cruisers club, First
Presbyterian church, family pic
nic, TouVelle park.
7:30 p.m. LPNA, Sa'cred
Heart hospital social room.
8 p.m. NOW, Moose hall,
11 Newtown st.
8 p.m. Alpha Lambda chap
ter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha sor
ority, Mrs. William Raymond,
728 Beekman. ave.
8 p.m. Capital University
Chapel a cappella choir concert,
Zion Lutheran church.
Tuesday
10:30 Women's Society of
Christian Service prayer group;
11 a.m. business meeting; 12:30
luncheon; 1:30 program, First
Methodist church room 102.
12 noon Howard Garden
club, Roxy Gardeners picnic,
TouVelle park.
l p.m. Special meeting, Gold
Hill health unit, home of Mrs.
J. G. Kofahl.
1:30 p.m. Rogue Valley Herb
society, Girls Community club.
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