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0 TWO MED FORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Tueiday, September 20, 1955 Wage Students Leave Award Winner Valley students who will at tend Oregon State college and the University of Oregon this fall have left for Corvallis and Eugene. Other students will at tend school in distant states. Don von Buskirk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl von Buskirk, Cen tral Point, left Sunday for Eu gene to enroll in the university as a freshman. He was presi dent of the student body at Cra ter High school for 1954-55 and was voted the most outstanding boy of the senior class. He was salutatorian. In addition, the stu dent was a member of National Honor society and was captain of the track team; be was award ed a tuition scholarship to the university and was given the Oregon Dads' . club award for both scholarship and leadership. for College; to University street, will leave this week for Greeley, Colo., to attend Colo rado State college of Education, He returned last week from An chorage, Alaska, where he had headquarters during the summer while working as a surveyor for the Alaska Railway company. He is a senior in education at the Colorado college. Frank Gerety, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Gerety, 115 South Ivy r-Adrienne's-, VALUES for Wednesday Night It's a RAINCOAT Wear it 365 days a year . . . It's comfortable any weather and equally as smart on sunny days! Wide variety tyles colors. many matchi hats. 7 jmA. iicrs I JUST INI New Selection JERSEY BLOUSES in flattering styles and rich fall shades. Be wise shop early for these! Need Slacks? You'll achieve a slim, sleek look in one of our new tapered slacks from our sports depart ment. Washable. From $3.98 Open Til 9 Wednesday Evening! Adrienne's 214 E. Main Phone 2-7169 Miss Chloe Fairweather left today for the University of Ore gon where she will enroll for her junior year. Miss Fairwether, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fairweather, Dark Hol low road, is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. t Robert Sevcik, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sevcik, 26 Willamette avenue, has left for Corvallis where he will enroll at OSC for his sophomore year in business administration. Also returning to OSC for his sophomore year was Ricky Werner, son of. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Werner. Young Sevcik is a member of Pi Kappa Phi fraternity, and young Wern er is a pledge of the group. They were accompanied to the campus by Martin Heitkamp Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Heitkamp, South Pacific high way, who will enroll at OSC for his freshman year. Siskiyou District Of Garden Clubs To Hold Meeting Eagle Point-- Mrs. Lawrence Messal appointed special com mittees to assist in preparation for a Siskiyou district conven tion of Oregon Federation of Garden clubs, during a recent meeting of the Eagle Point Fed erated club. Mrs. Messal is pres ident of the club. The convention is scheduled for Thursday, Sep tember 29 at the Eagle Point Grange hall with the Eagle Point and Butte Falls garden clubs as hostesses. Talent club women will have charge of a coffee hour from 9 to 10 a.m. Eagle Point Grange women will provide a noon meal. All garden club members are invited to the sessions. During the recent meeting gifts were presented to Mrs. C. F. Davies, Mrs. M. Heckenburger and Mrs. Glenn Clymer. Mrs. Stella Cummings was a guest and cohostesses were Mrs.- Au gust Perry and Mrs. Cal Lusk. ' . ' Supper Meeting Shady Cove Members of Shady Cove Home Economics club and their families met at the Walter Cross home recent ly for a potluck supper. Follow ing supper Mr. Cross entertained the men at pinochle and the wo men's group held a business meeting. Plans were made for the year's activities. Roll call was answered by each woman giving her fa vorite way of cooking venison. Mrs. Le&ris Dusenberry an nounced that plans had been made for the group to visit the Shady Cove cleaners to see the new equipment and watch the operation of the plant. Date of the visit will be announced later.' Mrs. Dusenberry read "hints for the housewife" and later the group watched television pro grams. Next HEC meeting will be an all-day session at the home of Mrs. Travis Littlefield October 11. Mrs. Littlefield will demon strate textile painting and mak ing of copper pictures. Chapter Outlines Coming Activities Alpha Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority made plans for the year's program and so cial activities at the first fall meeting, held at the home of Mrs. T. R. Lytle, president. Mrs. William Tycer and Mrs. Richard Henselman were hostesses. Officers serving with Mrs. Lytle are Mrs. Roger Note, vice president; Mrs. David Legg, sec retary; Mrs. Marcus McKenzie, treasurer; Mrs. Paul Dix, exten sion officer, Mrs. Larry Allen, historian, and Mrs. Curt Butter field, representative to Nu Phi Mu chapter. ' " Committee women are Mrs. G. J. Adlfinger, Mrs. Henry Schroe- der, ways and means; Mrs. George Johns, service; Mrs. Wil liam Tycer, program; Mrs. Rob ert Norris, publicity, and Mrs. Allen, city council represent tive. . The next meeting is to be held Monday, September 26 at the home of Mrs. Allen, 716 Hamil ton street. Plans also have been made for organizing a Beta Sigma Phi silver anniversary chapter in Medford. Next year is' the 25th anniversary of the sorority and the goal of International Beta Sigma Phi is to organize a new chapter by April, 1956 in each town where a chapter now exists. The group held their first fall meeting at the home of Mrs Lytle and hostesses were Mrs. William Tycer and Mrs. Kicnara Henselman. Miss Naomi Macy Honored at Party -Rites Tomorrow Miss Naomi Macy was hon ored at a bridal shower given last week by Mrs. Bert Kenyon and Mrs. John Seiler at the lat- ter's home, 1132 West Main street. Miss Macy's wedding to DeVere Findell of Orchard, Wash., will take place tomorrow. Attending the party were Mrs. John Hubler, Mrs. Wesley Wiley, Mrs. Sam Young, Mrs. Nida Oat man, Mrs. L. A. Rose, Mrs. Eu gene May and Miss Beverly Ken yon. They presented the bride a personal gift. - The refreshment table was decorated - with wedding bells and fall flowers. Weeks Sewing Buy Owen Ruth Guest On 80th Birthday - Owen Ruth was honored Sun day at a party which observed his 80th birthday anniversary, ine. evem was given oy ms daughter, Mrs. Clyde Kindred, at her home on Ross lane, and 27 family members attended. It was planned as a surprise to the honored guest. Mr. Ruth's three children, Marion Ruth, Salem, Mrs. Homer Stephenson and Mrs. Kindred, Medford, were present. 'a fourth son, Owen Jr., lives in Kansas City, Mo., and the honored man has nine grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Mr. Ruth came to Medford four years ago from Thomas, Okla. Baptist Bible Class Announces Meeting Golden Link Bible class of First Baptist church will meet at 7 p.m., Thursday at the home of Mrs. Kate Nelson, 3378 Bel linger road. Mrs. Ed Nesberg, Eagle Point, will give the devotional on "God is the Omnipotent Creator." The study on "Mary, Mother of the Apostle" will be given by Mrs. L. J. Knox. Serving as the social commit tee will be Mesdames Kate Nel son,. R. S. Wilder, Murt Daily and C. R. Reynolds. I KELVINATOR AUTOMATIC DRYER Safety Door Shuts the dryer off auto matically when opened. s Safe Temp for all fabrics. No over heating and scorching pos sible. Thermostatically controlled. s 159 95 Installed and Vented $5 Down Month AT YOUR SERVICE For the Years Ahead JOHNSTON STORES 112 SOUTH RIVERSIDE CAN BE CUT FROM 100 LB. FEED BAG Thrifty! 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Write for the free foldor "After High School, What?" ce Box 40, Mid Town Station) New York 18, N.Y. Published as a public service in co operation tcitk The Advertising Council sl 1 1 - Meeting Planned By PTA Council Gold Hill Jackson County Council of Parent Teachers asso ciations will hold the first meet ing of the year at the Grange hall here Wednesday, September 21, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. This is the first time for the county session to be held in Gold Hill. Main business of the meeting will be workshops for the offi cers and committee chairmen of all parent-teacher associations in Jackson county. All members are welcome and encouraged to attend, with officers and chair men specifically asked to come. Luncheon will be served by Gold Hill Parent-Teacher asso ciation, for which a small charge will be made, and a nursery will be provided for pre-school chil dren at a charge of 50 cents per family. Secretaries Hold Membership Dinner The annual membership din ner of Rogue River chapter, Na tional Secretaries - association, was held Thursday evening at the Rogue Valley Country club. Miss La Moille Pugh, instruc tor at the Robertson School of Business, was gues speaker. An IBM film, "The Right Touch" was also shown by Herb Kinder, local IBM representative. Mrs.. Gladys Rice announced that the next rummage sale would be held October 15 in the Fehl building. Mrs. Gloria Smith was appointed corresponding secretary for the 1955-56 term. To Leave . Miss Ethel Wilkinson of Min eral, Calif., will leave for her home today after visiting here with Miss Adabee Seiler, 1132 West Main street. Miss Wilkin son, formerly with the staff of Crater Lake National Park serv ice here, is now with Mt. Lassen park in California. ; Dance to Follow Bethel Meeting Medford Bethel U of Job's Daughters will meet Wednesday, September 21 at 7:30 p.m. in the Masonic temple. The Medford DeMolay is invited to attend the closing ceremony and a dance following the meeting. All . parents of Bethel mem bers, Masons and Eastern Star members are cordially invited to attend the meeting. Mrs. Wallace Brill, guardian and Dale Blickenstaff, associate guardian of the bethel, accom panied by 13 members, visited Grants Pass bethel Monday, Sep tember 12. Mrs. Velma Green, grand guardian of Oregon, made her official visit to the Grants Pass bethel at that time. Riverside Bridge Club Names Week's Winners Winners for the last session of Riverside Bridge club have been announced. North-south winners were John Solheim and Roy Pruitt, first, 89; Mrs. Oda Thom ason and Dr. George Dean, sec ond, 77; Mrs. R. J. Conroy and Mrs. T. J. Fuson, third, 76; Mrs. J. P. Vachon and William Isaacs, fourth, 67V&. East-west winners were Mrs. W. W. Stevenson and Mrs. Roy Pruit, first, 76; Mrs. B. B. Hughes and Mrs. H. J. Boyd, sec ond, 731; Mrs. Ben Todd and Mrs. George Dean, third, 72V; Mrs. Fred Purdin and Mrs. Rich ard Milestone, fourth, 62. . Dinner Gold Hill Mrs. C. M. Van Houten celebrated her birthday with a dinner at home Septem ber 18. Present were her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Jones, Gold Hill, her granddaughter, Miss Kartharine Painter, Florence, Ore., William J. Scott and Joe Ortiz, both of Coos Bay, and Miss Kathleen McQuade, Central Point Riders' Breakfast To Be Held Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Sam Steele have invited members of Rogue Rang ers to attend a breakfast Sun day, September 25, at the top of Roxy Ann hilL " . Last event of the Rangers was a play day September 11, with members of Medford junior posse and Grants Pass riders as guests. About 30 attended. Winners of the obstacle race were Gary Brown, first; Melva Walden, second; Eddie Lambert, third and winners of the scurry race were Wilma Philips, first; Charlotte Terry second and Den nis Painter, third. Winners of the palomino class were Barbara Reed, first; Wilma Philips, sec ond and Janet Young, third. Susan Wright was first in the dress and go race, Sandra Wall was second and Barbara Balbum, third. Winning the clo ver leaf race were Barbara Bal bum, first; Douglas Charmerlin, second and Melva Walden, third. Grants Pass riders were first in the flag race, the Junior posse, second, and Rogue Rangers, third. As an exhibition number the assembled "spread the ring." Judges were James Dunn, Jo seph Cox and Frank Woodridge. Tom Sheppard was announcer. Dennis Painter Is a new mem ber of the Rangers, and Jill Barnes is a prospective member. Violinist Plays for Meeting in Gold Hill V Gold Hill Mrs. Paul Malloy, violinist, provided music for the last meeting of Gold Hill Wom an s society ot christian Service. The meeting was held at Com munity Methodist church, with Mrs. Lawrence Smithy president, presiding. Mrs. Harriet Elliot led devo tions. 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