Contest Planned
hor Bridge Club;
Winners Named
Riverside Bridge club will
O ripen a contest series Wednes
day, August 24, it was an
nounced at the last session. Extra
rating points will be issued to
the winners of the series.
" Mrs. Yvonne Dalen and Roy
Pruitt headed north-south win
ners, and Al Gilhousen and M.
E. Pruitt east-west winners for
the last meeting. The former
pair scored 89 points, and the
0 latter pair lOOVi point.
Other north-south winners
were John Solheim and T. J.
Fuson, second, 91i; Mrs. Rich
ard Milestone and Gen. J. P.
Vachon, third, 83Vi; Mrs. George
Family Leaves
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Gleason,
Linda and Susan, returned to
their home at Albany Friday
after spending a vacation here.
They visited Mrs. Gleason's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaw,
614 Pine street, aod Mr. Glea
son's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ern
est Gleason, 2684 Crater Lake
highway, as well as other relatives.
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Chcate and Mrs. Vachon, fourth,
82V4.
Remaining east-west winners
were Mrs. B. B. Hughes and
Mrs. Josephine Clark, second,
95; Mrs. Van Gilbert and Mrs.
Fred Rehling, 87, third; Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. Howard, 8V2, fourth.
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Auxiliary Names
Two Delegates;
Projects Planned
Mrs. Ivan Lusk and Mrs. I. D.
Canfield were elected delegates
to the national encampment of
Veterans of Foreign Wars auxil
iary at the last meeting of the
auxiliary to Crater Lake post.
Mrs. Lusk is president and Mrs.
Canfield is treasurer of the
auxiliary.
Mrs. B. B. Ramsey and Mrs.
Ernest N. Braunig were named
alternates.
The auxiliary plans to spon
sor Girl Scout Troop 158 the
coining year, as it has for the
past three years. Mrs. Maurice
Ritchie will be leader, and Mrs.
Wilma Warren, assistant.
The group also planned to aid
the field day program at Camp
White September 4 which is
sponsored by the various VFW
posts and auxiliaries of the val
ley. October 28 a watermelon feed
will be held at TouVelle park
for men at camp.
The auxiliary sewing club
will begin meeting again in the
fall, and will make articles for
a bazaar. Mrs. Ramsey is chair
man.v Mrs. Russell Zundel, essay
chairman, will distribute essay
material in local high schools
in preparation for the annual
contest.
The auxiliary plans a mem
bership attendance contest, a dis
trict promotion project of Mrs.
Edna Lafferty, Ashland, district
president.
Mrs. Fred Lawrence, junior
past president for the district,
announced that District 7 had
been honored with a 101 per cent
membership certificate during
the annual encampment. This
district is also, one of four to
sponsor donations for an Ore
gon cottage at the national VFW
home.
Refreshments for the meeting
were . served by Mrs. Ralph
Pittock and Mrs. Ben Allison
to both post and auxiliary members.
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Carol Krause presided over a
meeting of Junior Degree of
Honor club held Saturday in
Hawthorne park. Mrs. Raymond
Artmire and Rose McCollum,
Prospect, were guests. Mrs. Art
mire spoke and read a prayer.
Games were played with Car
ol and William Krause receiving
prizes, and all children present
were given balloons.
William Krause, who served
as flag bearer, led the sunshine
march and penny drill, when
candy was served.
A watermelon feed followed
the business meeting. Frances
Artmire and Donna Krause were
on the refreshment committee.
H. G. Wilson, John Raymond
and Frank Artmire were guests
for the refreshment hour.
Next meeting will be Septem
ber 11 at the home of the Wil
sons, 7 Chestnut street, from 2
to 4 pjn. This will be a wiener
roast.
Picnic Sunday
Medford unit of Oregon Beau
tician's association held a swim
ming party and picnic at Jack
son Hot springs Sunday. The
event was for association mem
bers and their families.
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Thursday
8 p.m. Auxiliary to FOE, at
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Friday
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