TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Thursday. November 24, 1955
College Women,
Mothers To Be
Guests at Tea
Alumnae of Alpha phFsorority
will entertain at a candlelight
tea Saturday, November 26, to
honor college and university stu
dents home for the holidays and
their mothers. The tea will be
held between the hours of 3 to 5
p.m., at the home of Mrs. Lucien
E. Harbert, 49 Valleyview drive.
Those who will assist the host
ess are Mrs. William E. Duhaime,
president; Mrs. Fitzhugh Brew,
Mrs. Morris Leonard Jr., Mrs.
Harry P. Posten, Mrs. Glenn O.
Taylor, Mrs. E. R. Hood Jr., Mrs.
Frances E. Eowman, .Mrs. L. G.
Frink and Mrs. William Miller.
Guests invited include Mrs.
Paul Meyers, Miss Mardi Meyers,
Mrs. William Reichstein. Miss
Sue Reichstein, Mrs. William
Bearden, Miss Joyce Bearden,
Mrs. Richard Mole, Miss Rosalie
Mole, Mrs. Herbert Cody, Mrs.
George Vinson, Mrs. B. L. Lage-
son, Miss Margo Lageson, Mrs.
Hugh Coleman, Miss Mela Jean
Frink, Mrs. Arthur Monroe, Mrs.
Dwight Findley, Mrs. N. B.
Bender Jr., Mrs. Allen R. Smith,
Mrs. Richard Sleeter of Portland,
Mrs. O. E. Kellogg; Mrs. C. N.
Gail and Misses Mildred and
Helen Gail of Gold Hill; Mrs.
Josephine Johnson, Mrs. Jean
Stinebaugh and Mrs. Vesta Coke
of Qrants Pass.
Society
One-Yard Wonder
SOC Teacher Has
Article Published
Ashland Miss Florence P.
Allen, associate professor of edu
cation at Southern Oregon col
lege, is the autor of an article
published in the November issue
of the College of Education Rec
ord printed by the University of
Washington on a quarterly basis.
Her article, "An Experiment
with the Cycle Plan in Inter
mediate Grades at the Southern
Oregon College of Education,"
is based upon a study centered
around 16 children who re
mained with the same teacher
through a three year period and
a like number who had a dif
ferent teacher each year.
Comments of parents were
generally favorable regarding
the group having the same teach
er for three years though a num
ber expressed the opinion that a
two year continuity plan would
avoid molding the child too much
to the special interests of the
teacher.
The study indicated . that the
children in the three year group
under one teacher seemed 'to
have made greater growth scho-
lastically, socially, and emotion
ally than did the control group
with a different . teacher each
year.
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Return
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Col
lins, 140 White Oak drive, ar
rived home Wednesday from
Phoenix, Ariz., where they at
tended a convention of the West
ern Growers association at the
Westward-Ho hotel.
Club Observes
Anniversary at
At Joint Meeting
Butte Falls A Thanksgiving
dinner was held at the Butte
Falls high school Wednesday,
Nov. 16, by the Butte Falls Lion
club and auxiliary to celebrate
the third anniversary of the or
ganization of the groups.
After dinner Mrs. Bruce Pin
gle, president of the auxiliary,
presented five new members of
the auxiliary to both groups in
an initiation ceremony. Each
new member was presented a
corsage.
Those, initiated were Mrs.
Charles Capello, Mrs. Douglas
Finch, Mrs. Page Stauffer, Mrs.
Cecil Taunton and Mrs. Herb
Wright. Three absent candidates
to have been initiated were Mrs.
Brittain Ash, Mrs. Warren Hart
ly and Mrs. L. O. Machlan.
Guests attending from Medford
were Mrs. William Thomas and
daughter, Jo Anne. A guest from
Butte Falls was Mrs. Thomas
Armstrong.
The evening ended with a re
port given by William L. Harris
on the club's latest project. Mrs.
Glenn Cathey was given a vote
of thanks for her work toward
the project.
Baby Quilt
Two SOC Students .
Authors of Poems
Ashland Two Southern Ore
gon college students have had
poetry selections accepted for
publication in the 1955 Annual
Anthology of College Poetry,
it was reported by Dennis Hart
man, secretary of the National
Poetry association.
"Spring Is a Wanton," by
Golda M. Zeits, Ashland, is one
of the poems. The other, by
Robert L. Casebeer, Glide, is en
titled "The Rise' of Brutality."
Casebeer, in addition to writ
ing poetry and maintaining an
active interest in campus affairs,
is editor of the SOC newspaper,
The Siskiyou.
Couple Returns
From Trip East
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner,
519 South Oakdale avenue, ar
rived home Tuesday evening
from a trip to Miami Beach, Fla.,
where they attended a conven
tion in connection with Mr. War
ner's business, and also vaca
tioned. During their visit they went
to Key West and en route home
stopped in Washington, D. C.
Continuing up the east coast they
went to Buffalo, N. Y., and To
ronto, Ontario, Can. The War
ners made the trip west by Cana
dian-Pacific railway and arnyed
at Seattle.
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State Library
Officer Here
Miss Eloise Ebert, administra
tive assistant and field repre
sentative of the Oregon state li
brary, will spend the Thanks
giving holiday and week-end in
Medford and Ashland.
On Friday and Saturday she
will confer with Miss Cora Ma
son at the Ashland public li
brary, and with Miss Helen Web
ster at the Medford public li
brary. Meetings with the staff and
board are also planned during
her visit here.
5t. Mark's Youth
Group Set Party
Young People's Fellowship of
St. Mark's Episcopal church will
conduct an annual Thanksgiving
party for college, university and
high school students Saturday,
November 26 from 8:30 to 11:30
p.m.
The party will be held In the
Parish house.
All members of the fellowship
or pas', members and their guests
are invited to attend.
Postpone Concert
Because of Illness
The Philharmonic Society of
Southern Oregon concert sched
uled for Sunday, Nov. 27, has
been postponed because of ill
ness of several concert members.
A tentative date has been set
for Sunday, Dec. 11.
Arrangements for the concert
were announced last Sunday.
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Republican Women
Announce Session;
Nominations Set
Jackson County Republican
Women will meet for a luncheon
at 12 noon, Monday, November
28 at the YMCA building. ;
Reporting on a recent western ;
states Republican conference
held in Portland, will be Mrs. !
Ed Bolt, Mrs. William Frake,
Mrs. Wayne Stine and Mrs. Cur- ,
tis Hopkins.
The nominating committee
will report a slate of officers to
be elected at the January meet
ing. All Republicans are invited to
attend the meeting and reserva
tions for luncheon may be made
by calling Mrs. Stephen G- Nye,
telephone 2-7217.
Jacksonville Club
To Meet Saturday e .
Jacksonville The 28-80 club
of Jacksonville Presbyterian
church will meet for a potluck
dinner in the church rooms at
6:30 p.m., Saturday, November
26 when officers will be elected.
Mr. and Mrs. John Keaveny
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin
will be the hosts.
Als Meat Market
AL BENDICKSON IS BACK! Come in and say hello and
take advantage of these low meat prices.
Why These Low Prices?
We have a truck load of fine young beef
on hand.
We grow.our own beef.
We do our own work.
We sell direct to you.
We Have a Complete Line of Meats
BEEF, PORK, LAMB, CURED MEATS and POULTRY
WEEK END SPECIALS
BEEF ROAST, shoulder cuts . . . . . . lb. 27
RIB STEAKS ................. lb. 33
T-BONE and SIRLOIN STEAKS .... lb. 37
ROUND STEAKS lb. 39
GOOD GROUND MEAT, no cereal, 2 lbs. 49
Special Prices on Locker Meat Vi or Whole
Cut and Wrapped for Locker
We reserve the right to limit. If you desire a large order
we would like to have a little extra time to fill it.
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