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e TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday. October 7, 19S3 ButteQ Falls PTA Plans Meeting; Chairmen Named Butte Falls Butte Falls Par ent-Teacher association will bold its first regalar meeting of the year Monday, October 10, at 7:30 p.m. in the high school audi torium. Reading as taught in the first and second grades will be demonstrated for the program, and Miss Mary Schubert and Mrs. Rodger Harris will present some of their pupils in typical reading lessons to show methods common in schools today. Mothers of children in the first grade will serve refresh men. Mrs. Bruce McDonald, who is music instructor in the Butte Falls schools will lead group singing. Because the high school has set October 28 as the date for a Cichool carnival, the PTA will not plan a Halloween party but is instead- urging a large attend ance at the carnival. Arthur Backhand of the high school faculty is advisor for the . carnival, and members of the student body who are organizing the event are Euffene Henshaw. president; Pat Conley, vice-presi dent; Kayrown, secretary and vernon Arnold, treasurer. New committee chairmen for Butte Falls JTA have been or ganizing their activities towards making the coming year a suc cessful one. Mrs. Harry Dalton will be pro gram chairman. Other chairmen are Mrs. Claude Curtis, hospital ity; Mrs. Keith Scott, member ship; Mrs. Floyd Mattern, health and safety; Mrs. Claude Moore, publicity; Mrs. Harry Dalton, legislation; Mrs. Charles Capel lo, ways and means; Mrs. Rodger Harris, magazine; Mrs. Tincye (Hurray, character and spiritual education; L. 6. Machlan, prin cipal. Other chairmen will be named later. H- "'-- 'j' - ' -. M V E Frank Jenkins, editor and publisher of the Klamath Falls Herald and News and well known Oregon Republican, will speak for a meeting of Jackson County Republican Women Mon day October 10, at the Jackson hotel at noon. Since Mr. Jenkins will discuss power and farm problems as they affect southern Oregon, both men and women are invited to attend the lunch eon meeting and reservations are to be made by calling the hotel. . ' Half-Size Style 9340 siza Easy-sew Jumper and compan ion blouse designed especial ly for the shorter, fuller figure! You'll love the versatility of these smart styles the way they're cut to flatter your figure to fit perfectly without alter ations! Pattern 9340: Half sizes 14V4, 18V4, 184, 20Vi, 22 Vi, 24V. Size plBVi jumper takes 3 yards 39 nnch; blouse, 1 yards. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step, Send THIRTY - FIVE cents Chapter Chairmen Hear Reports of Red Cross Work The monthly meeting of chair men of volunteer services, Jack son, county chapter, American Red Cross, was held at the home of Mrs. Frank Fairweather, 3013 Dark Hollow road October 4. Mrs. E. Al Littrell, vice-chair men of recruitment presided. Activity reports for the month of September were given by Mrs. W. E. Thomas, social welfare, Mrs. R. G. Bardwell, Gray La dies for Camp White service; Mrs. Harry P. Poston, Gray La dies for community service; Mrs. C. Weldon Kline, staff aides; Mrs. T. R. Florey, home nursing; Mrs. Marie Rehling, hospital service; Mrs. Frank C. Preston, motor service; Mrs. Martin Luther, recruitment. Also present were Mrs. Lillian Salade, Mrs. ' William Chrysler, recently appointed chairman for staff aides, and Mrs. Helen A. Wilson, executive secretary. i Dads' Club Names Winner of Award . Corvallis Jack Leo Terzen bach of Medford has been award ed a partial tuition scholarship at Oregon State college for 1955- 56 by the OSC Dads club. Young Terzenbach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Leo Terzenbach, 1023Vi Riverside avenue, is majoring in chemistry in the school of science. The OSC Dads club awarded six full-tuition scholarships this year to returning students and 36 partial tuition study grants to new freshmen. The awards are designed to "encourage out standing high school students to continue their education." Dan W. Poling, dean of men at the college, annouced the names of the ; winners, who represent every section of the state. . MMA TO MEET The Medford. Ministerial asso ciation will meet Tuesday, Octo ber 11, at 10 in the Fireplace room of the First . Presbyterian church to discuss general busi ness, according to Dr. J.Thomas Dixon, secretary of the associa tion. Council of Blind To Meet Sunday Jackson County chapter, Asso ciated Council of the Blind will meet Sunday, October 9 at 2 p.m. in the Guild hall of St. Mark's church for the October session. Clyde Richardson of the Oregon Commission for the Blind will attend. Following the business meet ing, there will be a social hour and light refreshments will be served. Everyone sincerely in terested in the work and welfare of the blind is cordially invited to attend. ' Officers of the club stress that visually handicapped people do not want to be relegated to a useless life and that the council was organized to help them solve their problems. " Events Announced By Presbyterians; '' Group at Meeting Phoenix The executive board of Women's association, Phoenix Presbyterian church, will; meet Tuesday, October 11, at the home of the president, Mrs. RoScoe Owens. Mrs. Owens asks all. of ficers of the association to at tend. A group of women from the association attended the one-day Presbyterian meeting at Glen dale Wednesday. In the group were Mrs. Owens, Mrs. C. E. Stothers, Mrs. A. W. Caldwell, Mrs. Al Morin and Mrs J. O. N. Poling. Other organizations of the church are resuming the fall schedule of meetings. The youth group held the first meeting last Sunday evening, and plans to meet each Sunday night for de votions, singing and games. All youg people of the community not affiliated with another church are invited to attend. ,. The Men's club of the church which did not meet during the summer months has set the first fall session for Monday, Octobei 17. A special congregation meet ing will be held after the morn ing service Sunday, October 16, to consider a budget for the com ing year. A teacher training class held during the past month concluded Monday night. A business ses sion for teachers and officers of the Sunday school followed. Meeting Set The Retired Teachers' associa tion will meet Monday, October 10, in the Civic clubhouse, Ash land, at 1:30 p.m. Members need ing transportation are asked to meet at the Jackson hotel by 12:45 p.m. Grand, Supreme Officers To Attend KP Convention Both grand and supreme of ficers of the Knights of Pythias will be in Medford for the an nual Oregon State conclave set for October 9-11 it' was an nounced today. Sessions will be held in the Odd Fellows hall since the Pythian Sisters will be holding grand temple sessions in the Pythian building at the same time. Here for the convention will "3-D" Desi qn! i 1 JsSS&feG'&i "3-D" flowers in color make a beautiful scarf, cloth, center piece from this hexagon design! Easy-crochet! Pattern 7125: directions for hexagon 16-inches diagonally in No. 30 cotton. Join to make any size circular table cloth (just 7 for 45-inch size.) 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Reg istration will begin, at 1 p.m. Sunday when a large delegation is expected from the north, in cluding a group from Canada. Deputy LeRoy Cline, general chairman for the Knights con vention, states that all arrange ments for the sessions have been completed. On the program for Sunday are - sightseeing . trips around the valley, a tea at the Pythian hall from 2 to 5 p.m. and various dinners. Past grand chancellors will hold a dinner at the Jackson hotel at 7 p.m. and grand representatives - will also hold a dinner at the same hotel. Pythian Sisters have also planned two dinners Sunday night, one for past grand' chiefs and the other for past chiefs and ' representatives, and both will be at the Medford hotel at 7 p.m. Business sessions, ceremonials and social functions will con tinue through Monday and Tues day. Players Compete For Master Points The monthly master point session was held when Medford Duplicate Bridge club met Tues day night. R. Lannigah, Portland, was a club visitor. Winning players for the north south position were Mrs. Frank R. Baker and Howard Boyd, first, 103 points; Mrs. Al Gil housen and William Isaacs, sec ond, 102V4; Mrs. William Ken nedy and Mrs. Ffed Rehling, third, 102;. Mrs. Fred Purdin and Mrs. E. Miller, fourth, 99 VS. East - west winning players were Mrs. Jerry Mernin and JOhn Solheim, first, 99; Mrs. T. J. Fuson and Mr. Gilhousen, second, 98; Mrs. George Choate and Mrs. Bernard Hughes, third, 91 and Mrs. J. W. Mack and Wil liam Kennedy, fourth, 87V4. Hostesses were Mrs. Ben Todd and Mrs. Richard Milestone. 1 U V ' PAUL MYERS: Grand Chancellor WALTER G. GLEESON Grand Secretary NEW LAUNDRY CART : New York (U.PJ One new laundry cart Should banish most of those wash-day blues. The cart has a large, deep basket made of washable denim in bright, bold plaids, with' two ample side . pockets for soap, clothespins, and other laundry needs. The cart is supposed to go up steps easily, thanks to a frame which works like a pair of skis. 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