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TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Tabernacle Choir Ends Foreign Tour Paris U.R) The Salt Lake City Mormon Tabernacle choir climaxed its six-week European tour Saturday with a concert before a packed Franco-American audience at the Palais de Chaillot theater here. The 379-group choral ensem ble has sung in seven countries to the praises of European audi ences and critics alike. High spot of the tour was the dedication of the first Mormon Temple in Europe at Berne, Switzerland, September 11. Choir leaders said that the group looked forward to the concert Saturday night as the climax of the trip. Sunday the choristers and fellow Mormons accompanying them held a serv ice at the Salle Pleyel under the auspices of the Paris Latter Day Saints mission. . Then the singers disbanded to make their way home in groups by various routes. The concert was broadcast by the French National radio. Meetings Announced For Gold Hill Groups Gold Hill Past Noble Grand's club of Amethyst Rebekah lodge will meet Thursday, September 22 at 8 p.m.0at the home of Mrs Frank Carter. Amethyst Rebekah lodge will Wednesday, September 21 at 8 hold its first meeting of the fall p.m. at the lodge hall, Gold Hill. "My Sal knows herstuff!" I have to hand it to my Sal She's just a whizz at taking the work out of housework. For in stance, most gals practically kill themselves scrubbing and waxing wood floors. But not my Sal! She cleans and waxes them in one easy operation with Bruce Cleaning Wax. The job's done in half the time and with a lot less work. And you should hear all the swell compliments about our beautiful wood floors! My Sal and her Bruce Cleaning Wax sure make simple work of a tough chore. And they make me mighty proud too! P J. For lighter waxing on linoleum and wood, Sal uses Bruce Floor Cleaner. Dome Sectim. , Adra-Dsaw Dinar if H Si ' Society and Clubs r Magazine Writer To Speak for District Session of Gardeners - Mrs. Orrin Hale, Bothell, Wash., who is "Aunt Emmy" of Pacific Gardens and Homes magazine, will be the featured speaker at the fall meeting of Siskiyou district, Oregon Fede ration of Garden clubs.. Tne meeting will be held September 29 in the Grange hall at Eagle Point. The session will open with a coffee hour at 9 a.m. with mem' bers of the Talent club serving. Eagle' Point and Butte Falls clubs will act as co-hostesses for the luncheon which will be served in the Grange hall, by the Eagle Point Grange women, The business meeting will be conducted by Mrs. O. A. Floyd Medford, district director, and President Chosen By League Mrs. Robert Hiatt has been se lected Dresident of Medford League of Women Voters it was announced at the September meeting of the league Saturday at the Jackson hotel. The an nouncement was made by Mrs, H. P. Bosworth Jr., chairman of the nominating committee, who stated that Mrs. Hiatt had been chosen after the resignation of Mrs. Lucille Foster. Mrs. Fred Carr presided for the meeting, and announced Mrs. Foster's resignation. Mem bers of Mrs. Hiatt's board this year are Mrs. Paul Janney, Mrs. John S. Day, Mrs. Leland Ment zer. Mrs. Gordon McKenzie. Mrs. .Tim Barnard. Mrs. John Ousterhout, Mrs., Carr, Miss Donna Sherwood and Mrs. Hom er Marx. The development of women's rights was traced by . Kenneth O'Connell, professor of law at the University of Oregon, who spoke for the meeting, a buffet luncheon at the Jackson hotel. Mr. O'Connell, using "Adam's Rib" as his topic, spoke of wom en's rights as a lawyer sees them showing the gradual evolution through the last five thousand years to the present status of equality which women enjoy to day. He employed many quota tions from literature and from statutes. . Time changes for the unit meetings were given. The eve ning unit will meet at the home of Mrs. Stephen Nye,' 816 West Tenth street, the first' Tuesday of each month. The afternoon meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. H. P. Bosworth Jr., 2425 East Main street, the third Wednesday 1 of each : month at 9:45 a.m. The next general meeting will be the last Saturday in October, the location of which will be an nounced later. Erie Allen, city editor of the Medford Mail Tribune, will be the speaker on the subject - of . "Freedom of Speech." This topic is in keeping with the civil liberties study be ing done by the League units at this time. 7 vr4 r-, , lower lounge, Astra-Dam ObMrvatiea lovnee .? M, r WAG . ; Monday. September 19, 1955 will start at 10 a.m. President's reports and all general business will be finished before lunch. Of interest will be a talk by Frank Glonning of the Veterans Domiciliary at Camp White speaking on "What Garden Club Work Means to the Veterans." There will be a horticultural panel on fall planting with Mrs H. O. Smith of Cave Junction as moderator. Participating on' the panel will be Mrs.' R. T. Nichol, Medford. shrubs: Mrs. M. J. Swing, Medford, fall bulbs; Mrs Elwood Kendall, Grants Pass, chrysanthemums. There will be open discussion. Musical selections will be fur nished by the girls trio of Eagle Point High school, Juanita Cear ley, Margaret Cearley and Bar bara Henderson. Gay Kitchen Aide She's a wonderful helper when company comes a gay girl" , apron to keep you neat and pretty! Easy, fun to make use scraps! f Pattern 7210: Gay kitchen aide! . Embroidery and applique transfers, easy directions for making this, cute apron, 16 inches long. Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for this pattern add' 5 cents for each pattern for lst- class mailing. Send to Medford Mail Tribune, Household . Arts Dept., P.O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS AND PATTERN NUMBER. Order our ALICE BROOKS Needlecraft Catalogue. Enjoy pages and pages of exciting new designs knitting, crochet, em broidery, iron-ons, toys and nov elties! Send 25 cents for' your copy of this wonderful book now. You'll want to order every design in it! fa DMteJUten "CITY OF PORTLAND" Tie fined . . , fastest train East at NO . '- Referred Cooch Seot lower Section, Artro Den Officers Visit Court Thursday Mrs. Hans Madsen, Portland, grand royal matron, Order of the Amaranth, and J. Raymond Howell, Portland, grand royal patron, together with several members of the grand family, visited Roxy Ann court last Thursday, for the purpose of in specting the ritualistic work. Mrs. George Rehart and Carl H. W. Oestreich, royal matron and patron, presided during the meeting at which time Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Carter were initiated. . Don R. Patton," Salem, deputy supreme royal patron of the su preme council, was given special escort and honors due his sta tion. The grand officers present, in -addition to the grand royal matron, and patron, included Mrs. William Pritchard, grand associate matron; Mrs. Gideon Zimmerman, grand conductress; Mrs. J. Raymond Howell, grand marshal: Hans Madsen, grand sword bearer; Mrs. Melvin Achi- son, grand marshal in west, all of Portland; Mrs. Glenn L. Linn, erand charity, J. J. Kennedy, grand commissioner; Ira D. Can- field, grand representative to the state of Wisconsin, all of Medford, and Carl Gilbert as sistant grand lecturer of the grand court of California, Ash land. , Past royal matrons and pa trons escorted included Mrs. Don Patton, Hannah Rosa court, Salem; Melvin Achison, Mispah court, Portland; Robert Oliver, Christina court, Portland; Mrs. Carl Gilbert, Honey Lake court, Susanville, Calif.; Mrs. James Miller, Destiny court, Tacoma, Wash.; Mrs. L. G. Frink, Glenn L. Linn, -James Risley, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Hoppe and Frank Lambo, all of Roxy Ann court, Medford. Mrs. Guy Stevens, Siskiyou court, Yreka, Calif.;- Mrs. Marie Heyting, formerly of Clacka mas, now a resident of Medford; Mr. and Mrs. Wade Arstill, Ionic court, Portland, and Mrs. Robert Oliver, Christina court, Port land, were also among the visi tors. , Fred H. Graten sang a solo, "Spirit of God," dedicated to the grand royal matron and pa tron, and Nola Sue Robbins, granddaughter of the associate patron, Clarence Harwood, pre sented gifts to them. Forty attended a no-host din ner at the Medford hotel previ ous to the meeting, and the re freshment committee, under the chairmanship of Mrs. Howard Cc- Goldsmith, served following the meeting. Mrs. Goldsmith was assisted by Mrs. Fred C. Purdin, Mrs. Thomas Freed and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gillette. Mrs. Rehart announced that Mirror court, Bend, would be the special guest for friendshio night to be held oh October 20. A rummage sale for September 27 and 28 was announced by Mrs. Canfield. .' Group to Attend Council Meeting 1 Several members of Alpha Lambda chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority, will ' attend a state council meeting in Port land September 24 and 25. The last meeting of the soror ity was held September 12 at the YMCA. Hostesses were Mrs. Harold" Adams and Mrs. Robert Choose cooL colorful Hnjiio Summer" . with its bright blue days for your autumn yacation East. For complete enjoyment of every moment of your Taxation choose Union Pacific's Domeliner "CITY OF PORTLAND" to and from the east. From the dome section of the new diner, observation lounge and coach you'll enjoy a wonderful view of the countryside . . . magnificent in the colors of fall rich in the season's harvest. For travel luxury aboard the finest train East, at low rail fares . . go Domeliner "CITY OF PORTLAND"! . For complete information on FAMILY TRAVEL PLAN, tickets and reservations, contact FRfJO LINGENFELDcel, General Patten A (tea fcooae 751 Pittock Block, Phono CApuol 7-7771 Portland 5, Oregon UniOTJ PACIFIC RAILROAD Annual Fall Membership March Opened By Camp Fire Girls of Rogue Council A multitude of new members men and women, young and old is the goal of the Rogue Area Camp Fire Girls who will launch their annual fall "mem bership march" this week. " .The all-out campaign for girl members and adult volunteers will continue through November 30th, -field director, Mrs. Tom Gerety, revealed today. "Be friendly make friends join the Camp Fire Girls!" is the theme of the nation-wide drive which aims at recruiting enough adult workers to ex tend the program to hundreds of girls eager to swell the ranks of Camp Fire. "We can promise sound re turns from each investment in the Camp Fire Girls," Mrs. Ger ety states. "The future of our community and our country will be in better hands because of the training for citizenship and leadership given these girls to day. "The scope of their activities, of course, depends on the num ber of men and women willing to give of their time and talents to Camp Fire. Here in Med District Director Installs Officers For Garden Club Shady Cove Mrs. A. O Floyd, Medford, Siskiyou dis trict director of the Oregon Federation of Garden club in stalled new officers of Shady Gove Garden club at the last meeting. It was held September 12 at the home of Mrs. Tom King, with Mrs. Dick Bartus and Mrs. Pearl Adair as cohostesses, Officers installed were Mrs, Edin Strothers, president; Mrs Richard Pf eifer, vice-president: Mrs. Bartus was installed secre tary as a substitute for Mrs Verne Wilson; and Mrs. Ted Jantzer was installed treasureiy as a substitute for Mrs. Tom Tepper. Mrs. King was installed historian. Each officer was pre sented, a corsage made by Mrs William Shepherd. Mrs. Floyd also gave an In structive talk on the growth and care of fuchsias. During the business meeting a conversation committee con sisting of Mrs. Flink, chairman, Mrs. Miles Williams and Mrs. Cecil Kee, was appointed by Mrs. Strothers. Mrs. W. Fitzgerald, Eagle Point, Mrs. Rathe, here from California to visit 'Mrs. Pfeifer, and Mrs. Lou Walters, Oakland, a sister of Mrs. O. L.. Williams were guests. Next meeting of the club will be Monday, October 10 at 12:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Pfeifer in Shady Cove. Mrs. Walter Blair of Shady Cove and Mrs Ranald Axtell of Trail will be cohostesses. Mrs. Clarence Da vies, Eagle Point, will be guest speaker and her topic will be "Soil Conservation." Barbee. It was announced that mem bers had donated 15 - dozen cookies, four pounds of coffee and canned fruit to the Salvation Army for fire fighters. Next meeting of the group will be September 12 and at that time the group will hear a speak er talking on religion. EXTRA FARE ford we have been most fortun ate in having the continued loy alty and support of outstanding citizens. But more are needed as the bumper crop of school children reach Camp Fire age." There is a wide variety of capacities in which volunteers can serve Camp Fire Girls. Wo men are needed as group lead ers and as experts on homemak ing activities, while men can contribute their special skills as sponsors and committeemen. Both can give service as 'mem bers of the local council. Highlighting the coming mem bership march will be Camp Fire activities geared to the 1955 year-round slogan "Let Freedom Ring." In addition to citizenship pro grams in honor of the year's theme, members are continuing their camping, handcraft and homemaking activities. Camp Fire's program . of fun and friendship prides itself on offer ing interests for all ages. Three age groups are served by the or ganization: Blue Birds (7 to 10), Camp Fire Girls (10 to 15) and Horizon club members on the high school level. "Here is one of the few civic drives which asks no monetary contribution," Mrs. Gerety pointed out today. "It asks for something even more precious, however and that is you your time and your interest." Rogue Area council is a mem ber of the Medford United Fund. Fashion Note: Thrilling now woof a sttvor ttroak high ovor a protfy oar. New "Living Lather" Shampoo Preens and Polishes Every Single Strand of Your Hair! Thrilling shampoo that bursts into lavish suds, miraculous suds suds suds! Gives you "living lather" activized by exclusive patant-processed Lanolin Plus Liquid! No pas sive lather this, but ltro-Kely, ultro-penetrottng "living lather," so revolutionary it floes double duty . . . continuously conditions throughout and even after shampooing! 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Veteran- of Foreign Wars, and the auxiliary assisted in the annual Field day held recently at Camp White domiciliary. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Birch, commander and president of the post and auxil iary. Mrs. Birch is also depart ment hospital chairman in charge of the event. Assisting from Shady Cove were Mr. and Mrs. Reed McKay, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Krotz, Mrs. Ed Learning and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cassal. The previous evening Mr. and Mrs. Birch had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wyman, Portland, VFW department offi cers; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cra ven, commander and president of the Redding, Calif., post and auxiliary; Mr. and Mrs. McKay and Mr.-and Mrs. Krotz, Shady Cove: Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lusk and Mrs. Fred Lawrence, Med ford, and Mr. and Mrs. Chaun cey Page, Gold Hill. INCREASE YOUR PAY- i ' The Night School Way BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 26 Shorthand Typing Accounting Business English ; - Business Mathematics Spelling and Vocabulary Business Machines ENROLL THURSDAY SEPT. 22 from 7 to 9 P.M. ROBERTSON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 40-42 North Riverside Mmmmmmmmm m ' !1 . ' sm 'iTr---- ' vk dtp ''.(5r HARD TATEIl SCAMPOO Shady Cove Guild Holds Meeting Shady Cove - Mrs. James Hopkins, vice-president of St. Martin's Episcopal, guild, presid ed for the last meeting, held at the hpme of Mrs. Asbjorn Myk- ii . . - icuye. Mrs. Arthur Hume, chairman of the ways and means commit tee,, reported on proceeds from XI 1 , 1 .. . n . me DucKaroo oreaKiasu several projects for coming months were discussed. Mrs. Chamberlain, Corvallis, was a guest. lion Lutheran Circles Announce Meetings Mary circle will meet Tues day, September 20 at 10 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Martin West vong, 119 Lincoln street. Esther circle will meet Wednesday, September 21 at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. H. 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