TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Thursday, February 9. 195S
Methodist Worker
To Speak Twice
In Jackson County
Gold Hill Miss Theressa
Hoover, young field worker for
the Woman's Division of the
Methodist church, will speak for
a meeting of southern Oregon
Methodist women to be held
Monday, February 13, in Gold
Hill. It will begin at 2 p.m. in
Gold Hill Community church,
and will be followed by coffee.
Miss Hoover, a Negro, is a
graduate of Philander Smith
college and has had additional
training in religious education at
Garnett Bible institute. She was
at one time active in the Little
Rock Methodist council in
Arkansas and in other women's
work in that area.
Miss Hoover attended the
School of Missions in Camp Ma
gruder, Ore., in July of 1953
and recently returned to this
country from a tour of India and
Pakistan.
The worker helps to organize
new women's societies for the
Methodist church, and conducts
study courses.
Monday evening Miss Hoover
will speak at a special meeting
of Wesleyan Service guild mem
bers, First Methodist church,
Medford. All Methodist women
are invited to attend both the
Gold Hill and Medford meetings,
it is announced.
Miss Hoover is speaking at
meetings on the coast, and will
be met at Smith 'River by Mrs.
Everett Faber, Central Point,
western jurisdiction secretary of
Woman's Society of Christian
Service. She will be a guest of
Mrs. Faber Sunday and Monday,
and Tuesday the two women will
go to Cottage Grove where Miss
Hoover will continue her speak
ing tour.
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Evans Valley PTA
Makes Plans for
Valentine Dance
Evans Valley Evans Valley
Parent-Teacher association has
planned a valentine dance to be
held Saturday, February 11, in
the school gymnasium. Dancing
will be from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. to
the music of Baker's orchestra.
Admission will be charged for
adults, and children under 14
years of age will be admitted
free if accompanied by their
parents.
Prizes will be awarded, and
refreshments will be sold in the
school cafeteria. ?
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Conference
For Youth
Announced
Ashland Ashland branch,
American Association of Uni
versity Women, and Ashland Ro
tary club have announced that
the two groups will sponsor the
1956 conference of young adults,
It is set for Saturday, March 31
at Southern Oregon college, and
young people of southern Ore
j gon and northern California are
invited to attend.
Family life will be the theme
of this year's conference, the
title being "Between Two Fam
ilies." Some of the topics to be
discussed are "Getting . along
with two generations;" "Going
steady pro and con;" "Are par
ents people;" "So you think it s
love," "Understanding the other
sex," and "Building your mar
riage." Aiding the discussion will be
Dr. Lester A. Kirkendall, pro
fessor of family life at Oregon
State college for the last seven
years and a teacher of under
graduate courses in marriage
and family life.
Dr. Kirkendall will deliver
the keynote address at the con
ference. Non-students, ysuch as
parents and advisers, will have a
chance to hear Dr. Kirkendall
speak on the topic, "Living with
Teen-agers," .at a luncheon to be
sponsored by Ashland Rotary
club at the Ashland Elks' club
March 31 at noon.
Members of AAUW and Ro
tary, club in Ashland will help
schools arrange, for transporta
tion and lodging when neces
sary. AAUW branch members
will serve as hostesses for the
students while they are on the
SOC campus. Luncheon will be
served at Susanne Homes hall
for students, " and college stu
dents will assist in conducting
group sessions. -
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Junior Club Plans
Meeting Saturday
De gree of Honor Junior club
will meet Saturday, February,
11, at 10 a.m. in Lincoln school
gymnasium.. .The new officers
will preside.
Mrs. H. G. Wilson, director,
states that a surprise is' in store
for the members.
Games are planned and re
freshments will be served.
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Lady Lions Hold
Annual Dinner
The annual dinner of Bedford
Lady Lions and firemen of Med'
ford Fire department was held
recently at the main firehall.
The dinner is given each year
by the women in appreciation of
the work the firemen do in re
pairing wheeled toys for the
club's annual Christmas , toy
project.
Following dinner a report oh
the toy project was given by
the president, Mrs. Alan Jewett
and a history of the project was
read from the historian's book
by Mrs. Eston Humphrey.
A brief meeting was held with
plans being made for a pot-luck
dinner for the Medford Lady
Lions and their husbands to be
held Tuesday evening, February
21,-at Girls Community Hall.
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Lutheran Church
To Hold Banquet
Friday Evening
The annual father and son
banquet of Z i o n Lutheran
church, one of the social high
lights of the year for the church,
will be held tomorrow, Febru
ary 10, at 6:30 p.m. at the
church. :
It is stated that one ticket is
sufficient for father and - son,
and men of the church who have
no sons are urged to invite an
other boy. ' ;
Herbert Kinder will serve as
master of ceremonies, and a var
iety program has been planned.
Members of Zion Women's
guild will serve the dinner.
Program Given
On Fluoridation
Fluoridation was the topic for
a meeting of St. Mary's Parents
club held Monday night.
A colored film was shown. Dr.
Andrew Bulkley and Dr. John
P. Dickson explained the bene
fits derived from fluoridation
and a lively question and answer
period followed the talks.
CALENDAR
Calendar notice and news for
thd lociet? section of The Mail
Tribune must be submitted in
writing and deadline for the Sun
day edition Is 1 p.m Friday Dead
line for the weekly calendar is 8
a m of the day of publication and
for week day news is S djti the
day before publication
Thursday
6 p.m. Presbyterian dinner,
Medford hotel, for Dr. Paul
Wright.
8 p.m. Gold Hill PTA, school
gymnasium. '
8 p.m. Presbyterian modera
tor's meeting, Phoenix Presby:
terian church. ; ' .
8 p.m. L in'coln PTA, at
school.
8 p.m. Reames chapter,
OES, Medford Masonic hall.
8 p.m. McLoughlin Junior
high PTA, school gymnasium.
Friday
10:30 a.m. Willow Springs
Extension unit, home of Mrs. R.
D. Kay,, entrance to ' Gulf Red
Cedar company, old 99 highway.
12:30 p.m. St. Mark's Auxil
iary guild, parish house.
2:30 p.m. R o o s e velt ' PTA,
school auditorium.
Brays to Attend
Play in Corvallis
Dr. and Mrs. Jouett P. Bray
and son, Philip, Lozier lane, left
earlier this week for Coos Bay
where they will visit friends
and fish for striped bass. Dr.
Bray was formerly , pastor of
North Bend Methodist church.
From Coos Bay the three will
go to Corvallis by way of New
port. They will visit Dr. Brav's
son, Charles and daughter, Mrs.
Ferry Dixon, m Corvallis. While
in Corvallis thev will attend a
performance of the play. "The
Late George Apley," which will
be presented by Oregon State
college arama students Febru
ary 9 through 11.
Charles Bray will rJav the
role of Roger Newcomb in th
play. He is a freshman.
ine iirays will return Sunday.
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and yard g'oods, you know the
quality-, for it is protected by a
rieidly enforced Federal law. the
Wool Products Labeling Act.
This law is almost unique in
legal history, for it reversed the
practice of putting the burden of
assuring value on the buyer. The
seller must assume responsibil
ity for the quality of wool in a
garment just as the quality of
drugs and tood must be assured.
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Pennsvlvania has 101 institn-
tions of higher education, in:
eluding a total of 76 colleges
and universities.
There are about 2,800 lan
guages spoken in the world to
day. . , s
Students Here
Miss Nancy Kay Russell,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
R. Russell, 120 Newtown street,
spent last week end with her
parents. She was accompanied
by Miss Carolyn Miller, Forest
Grove, Ore.
Both young women are fresh
man students at Willamette
university, and are pledgei of
Delta Gamma.'.
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in games, ears, etc., too numer
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each style but drastically re
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; TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14
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Slightly toiled and only a limited
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Carrying Bag and flash attachments in- Q CA
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Girls' Jewelry
A wide variety of new Spring jewelry Qflf
for tho little mis and the teen. 7Uw
98c :?d
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Hand Mixers
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You will find a wonderful assortment in both
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89c
and
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Sweepers
Men's Pipes
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Games
The kiddies love games and tho Big Y
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VALENTINES
A good variety of Cards and Cut-out
Cards at reasonable prices.
1c to 49c
YES TISSUES
Yes tissue is treated to kill bacterial
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