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o o o o 4 New PTA'V Has Session The newly organized Jeffer son Parent - Teacher association held its first regular meeting De cember 2. Mrs. Fred Simcox, president, introduced the board members as Mrs. Irvin Patten, budget, ways and means; Mrs. Jim Semple, membership; Mrs. C. F. Underwood, room repre sentative; Mrs . John Vaughn, hospitality; Mrs. Elmer Bellack, pgram chairman and Mrs. E. HQPesenti, publicity. Mrs. Simcox introduced sev eral interesting new ideas to the meeting. The feature item was a question box for ail members to use. All complaints, ideas and suggestions concerning the teach ers, meetings, officers, and pro jects are to be put in the box at the end of each meeting. Also, there is to be a ten minute buzz session at each meeting for an excmge of ideas. Q At Friday's meeting, the teach- Gters remained in their rooms for a half hour conference period with parents who had questions concerning their children's work. This was held prior to the meet ingtime and was so successful hat 4 will be in effect at the remaining afternoon meetings for the year. 0 Group singing was held and all joined in the fun of "Yellow Rose of Texas" and "Smile." The refreshments, enhanced by Christmas ecorations and sea sonal cookies, were served by members of the board. Eastwood Church Announces Party O An all-church Christmas party is .planned for members of East- wood Baptist church and will be held Tuesday, December 13 at 7:30 p.m., in the home of Dr. and Mrs. S. D. Earhart. Men of tlj church are espe cially invited. ' Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. Roland Beach, Mrs. Paul Walker, Mrs. Ron Rice, Mrs. Earhart, Mrs. G. Q. D'Albini and Mrs. J. T. Johnson. Mrs. Stanley Parrish will be in charge of the program and G Mrs. Jnes Cech will give the G devotions. Those who attend should take a 25 cent item for a gift ex change. This afternoon Eastwood church has planned installation ceremonies for the new pastor, the Rev. Richard M. Jones, at 3:30 o'clock, with a reception for the minister and his wife to follow. Dead line Sunday Classified Is at noon Saturday: 10 a.m Monday for Monday: other days 5:30 previous day s s We'll add that extra touch of Christma.? beauty to your gifts at no xtra charge. 1 ' 3 m m ; Wty 4s - JX Si mMk?.. Urn. Member Honored By Bridge Club On Anniversary Riverside Bridge club mem bers honored one of their mem bers, Mrs. Josephine Clark, in observance of her 87th birthday when they met for a master point play Wednesday, Decem ber 7. Thirty-six bridge players attended from M e d f o r d and Camp White. A buffet luncheon was served and Mrs. Richard Milestone fur nished a decorated birthday cake which she had made for the occasion. Mrs. Clark received a corsage from Mrs. Mary van Fleet, direc tor of the Cavendish Bridge club in Portland, of which Mrs. Clark is a charter member. The honor ed guest also was presented many gifts. . North-souttj winners at the session were first, Mrs. G. E. Mernin and Roy Pruitt, who scored 144 points; Mrs. F. R. Baker and Mrs. W. W. Steven son, second, with 125 points; Mrs. Edna Miller and Mrs. Fred Rehling, third, I2IV2, and Mrs. Milestone and Dr. George Dean, fourth,""118. In the east-west positions Mrs. Dean and Miss Isobel Stuart re ceived first place with 126V points; Mrs. Berg Marten and Mrs. Jack Mitchell, second, 125; Mrs. Yvonne Dalen and Mrs. C. L. Howard, third, 120, and Mrs. B. B. Hughes and Mrs. H. J. Boyd, fourth, 118. Patriarch Visits Encampment Here R. P. Stolsig, Coburg, Ore., made an official visit to the Table Rock encampment, Patri archs Militant, December 8 at the Medford Odd Fellows, hall. He is patriarch of the Oregon encampment. Also at the same meeting was Maj. Gen. Ed C. Abbey, Kerby, O r e., department commander who made a fraternal visit. Elections were held, during the meeting and Jack McDaniels was elected chief patriarch; Ben Wertz, high priest; Alonzo Haz en and Fred Daugherty, senior and junior wardens, respective ly; Riley Applegate, scribe, and E. W. Pease, treasurer. Others who made fraternal visits at that time were Mr. Ap plegate, a district deputy, and Col. William H. Dyer, of the department second brigade. Mr. Stolsig spoke concerning the Jacksonville historical lodge and Mr. Abbey also spoke on lodge affairs. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. ' For a Gift of Glamour Get Her . . . IS tu rn 4 FREE GIFT f I 1 "wfef wrapping ' ; mW f S7 - ft - Miss Maxine Johnson and Ray' Weinhold, seniors, ruled as queen and king of the annual Winter Wonderland ball of Talent High school December 2. They received their crowns from Don Coghill, a former vice-president of the student body. 'Annual Winter Wonderland Ball Given By Talent High School; Seniors Rule Two seniors, Miss Maxine Johnson and Ray Weinhold, were selected to rule over the annual Winter Wonderland ball at Tal ent High school last Friday night. More than 75 guests saw a for mer vice-president, Don Coghill, crown the king and queen. Other candidates for the honor were Miss Joann Schulz and . Terry Hazelton, juniors; Miss Christine Knudsen and Jerry Baer, sopho mores; Miss Carol' Howard and John Butler, freshmen. Scene of the formal occasion was the gymnasium which was decorated with silver bells and fir trees. A floor centerpiece of a revolving snowman completed the decor. Refreshments were served from a table centered with a gsimmerou From Burelsons Exclusively! JUST TWO FROM OUR COLLECTION satins styled with m.nr.h fnvp.iav. inf.ri.aua f Big embossed peonies against the pure gleam of Celanese acetate satin a shining example of Tommies talent for the unusual. Here you see it in two Christmas dreamakers, styled with great foreign intrigue Pajama and tunie American when it comes to set with cummer. practicality: they wash perfectly! Have bund, 32 to 38. them in turquoise, shocking pink $16.95 or tiht blue. ..in proportionette sizes 32 to 38 bouquet of red carnations and bright red candles. Music was furnished by John Lusk's four piece band. Invited guests were the par ents of the student council and the king and queen, the faculty and the school board. The coun cil each year sponsors two for mal affairs at Talent High school, the winter formal dance and the Sweetheart's ball in February. Plan Display Butte Falls A display of handmade Christmas item and a Christmas party are on the pro gram for a meeting of the Butte Falls Parent Teacher association set for Monday, December 12 at 7:30 p.m. The event will be held at the high school. lounging-sleeping pajamas, 32 to 38. $8.95 Sojourners Annual Christmas Party Held Thursday Afternoon at Hotel Mistletoe with sprigs of holly and pine cones furnished the decorations for the Sojourners club Christmas party held Thurs day at the Medford hotel. Christmas music was furnished by Mrs. L. E. Juniper and after luncheon gifts were distributed from large trays. Mrs. John Mansfield conduct ed a business meeting when Mrs. Meredith Parsons was elected president; Mrs. Wilson Bjorge, and Mrs. Carl Borg, first and second vice-presidents; Mrs. Charles Campbell, secretary and Mrs. James Winslow, treasurer. Prospective members who at tended for the first time are Mrs. Glen Fabrick and Mrs. Fred- Club for Youth In Eagle Point To Be Discussed Eagle Point A round table discussion on supervision and aid for the teenage club will be conducted at a meeting of the Eagle Point Parent-Teacher-Student association Wednesday, De cember 14. The meeting will be held in the high school library at 8 p.m. Mrs. Herbert Perdue will pre side. Representatives of the sixth, seventh and eighth grades at Eagle Point . grade school are invited to participate in the dis cussion. The membership chairman has reported that there are 91 char ter members in the new group. Anyone interested is invited to attend. : Use Tribune Want Ads Low, in Cost! Playing Cards . that you'll be proud of . . KEM PLASTIC PLAYING CARDS The superior quality of Kem Cards is "in the cards". Plastic through and through, they retain their crisp, fresh beauty game after game! 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Motschenbacher, in active members, also attended.. The serious illness of Mrs. Nollie Reed, a member, was told and friends may write her at Physicians and Surgeons Hospi tal, 1927 Lovejoy street, Port land. Birthday congratulations were etxended to Mrs. Borg, Mrs. Juniper, Mrs. J. H. Parker and Mrs. H. W. Sturgeon. Hostesses for the party were members of the governing board, Mrs. John Mansfield, Mrs. Mere dith Parsons, Mrs. Carl , Christ enson, Mrs. Bob Hart, Mrs! Law rence McConnell, Mrs. Owen Ludwick, Mrs. George ' Loven- borg and Mrs. A. Li McClure. An award was given to Mrs. Malcolm Hall, and bridge prizes were won by Mrs. -Juniper and Mrs. Don Carlon. Canasta prizes went to Mrs. G. J. Adlfinger and Mrs. L. H. Bohrer, and win ners at pinochle were Mrs. Fa brick and Mrs. Harper. ' The next meeting will be Jan uary 12 when the officers will be installed. Newcomers to the vicinity are invited to attend the club meetings. 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