TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Monday, April 9, 195S
Elections Set
By Howard Unit;
Project Announced
Howard Howard Home ex
tension unit will meet at 10:30
a.m., Thursday. April 12 in
Harmony hall of Friends' church,
Merriman road. Hostesses for the
meeting will be Mrs. E. A. Wal
ton and Mrs. Paul Robertson.
Election of officers for the 1956
57 year, final program planning
for next year, and completion
of plans for the unit participa
tion in the May Homemaker's
festival will be items for discus
sion during the business meet
ing, according to Mrs. E. M.
Gleason, unit chairman.
The lesson in drapery mak
ing will be given in two parts,
one during the morning session
and one during the afternoon
session, by the project leaders,
Mrs. William H. Seibert, and
Mrs. John Benson. Materials re
quired for those wishing to take
part in the lesson are, one-haH
yard of drapery material or sub
stitute material; 13 inches of
white or ivory color sateen or
muslin for lining; sharp shears,
thread to match drapery mater
ial and lining: contrasting baste
jng thread; thimble; needles of
mixed sizes: pins; tape measure
and ruler. Those members who
have portable sewing machines
are asked to bring them to this
meeting.
Mrs. Robert Ottoman, lunch
eon chairman, announced those
on the luncheon committee are
Mrs. L. I. Douglas, Mrs. Albert
Stocks, Mrs. F. C. Freeman, Mrs.
William Seibert, Mrs. William
Breeden, Mrs. G. G. Stagg, Mrs.
J. S. Lydiard, Mrs. Delbert Ross,
and Mrs. E. A. Walton. Members
are to provide their own table
service.
Child care will be available at
the home of Mrs. Malcolm Mc
Carty, 2618 Table Rock road.
Mothers should furnish lunch
nd a sturdy toy for each child.
Italian Leader
To Visit Local
UN Chapter
Jackson county chapter of
United Nations association will
have Dr. Luigi Rebuzzini and a
state department interpreter who
travel with him as guests at a
meeting April 12. The meetineg
will be preceded by a potluck
dinner set for 6:30 p.m., and
both the dinner and session will
be at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
H. P. Bosworth Jr., 2425 East
Main street.
The government mental af-
fairs institute which is in charge
cf Dr. Rebuzzini's visit, has ar
ranged for him and his inter
preter to spend a week here.
Dr. Rebuzzini is an Italian politi
cal leader and educator.
Plans will be made also for
entertaining Mrs. Eleanor Roose
velt who has arranged time dur
ing her Medford visit to meet
with the local UN group.
GRAND
OPENING
Tomorrow
NEW
Wakefield
Building
FREE ORCHIDS
FOR THE LADIES
Helen 9s
Alterations
Frances '
Furs
JVahfield
Drapery
1(00 Grater Lake
Avenue
To Meet
The R o x y Gardeners will
hold their next meeting at the
home of Mrs. C. C. Hoover on
Gregory road, Wednesday, April
11, at 1 p.m.
Murl Storm, a forester, with
the bureau of land manage
ment will speak on conservation.
Mr. Storm has recently return
ed from a stay in Jordan.
Mrs. J. Carter
New President
Of OSC Mothers
Mrs. John Carter was installed
president of Jackson county
chapter, Oregon State college
Mothers club, at ceremonies
held April 2 at the American
Legion home. A potluck dinner
preceded the rites and husbands
of the women were guests.
Mrs. Herb Cram, retiring pres
ident, was installing officer.
Mrs. E. M. Stansfield was in
stalled vice-president; Mrs. John
Bohnert, secretary, and Mrs. Or
rin Brown, treasurer.
The group plans a rummage
sale to be held this week and
proceeds will go to a fund for a
scholarship to be prsented at
festivities during Mothers' week
end at the college May 4, 5 and
6. All mothers clubs associated
with the college raise funds for
the scholarship fund.
Mothers of students now at
tending the college and alumni
are asked to take rummage to
the Fehl building, Monday,
April 9.
Rebekah Lodge
Activities Told;
Elect Delegates
Olive Rebekah lodge members
are invited to attend a Friend
ship night observance April 24
at the Ashland Rebekah lodge, it
was announced at a meeting of
the local lodge last Monday eve
ning. The local lodge will con
duct a Friendship night observ
ance April 16 at 8 p.m.
A letter from the state secre
tary, Mrs. Louise Smith, was
read announcing the 69th annual
state Rebekah assembly to be
held in Tillamook in May.
Delegates elected to attend the
state session are Mrs. Frank
Chapman, Mrs. Lewis Thomp
son, Mrs. A. H. Gregory, Mrs.
Fred Daugherty. Alternates are
Mrs. Dollie Love, Mrs. Minnie
Bryant, and Mrs. Clara Frank
lin. Mrs. A. H. Gregory was rec
ommended for deputy president
of Olive Rebekah lodge.
Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Ella Bedea, a lodge mem
ber from Almena, Kans., was a
visitor. She is visiting a sister,
Mrs. Jennie Hensler. Another
guest was Mrs. Jack Adams, a
lodge member from Pennsyl
vania. A letter from the public li
brary was read in appreciation
of a book presented by the lodge
in memory of the late Mrs. Car
rie Rickerett Morand, a former
member who died recently.
Townsend Group
Social Planned
For This Evening
A social evening for Town
send Auxiliary club will be held
this evening at the Carpenters
j union hall A ham dinner will
' be served from 5 to 7 p.m., and
the Alexander String band will
furnish music for the evening.
The public is invited.
A meeting of the auxiliary
was held last Wednesday when
a potlucK luncheon was served.
Two members, Mrs. Mary Pagie
ari Mrs. J. R. Burgess, were
presented a birthday anniver
sary caKe Mrs. Maud Arnold,
vice-president, displayed a hand
worked quilt the club women
recently completed.
CALENDAR
Monday
7:30 p.m. S P E B S Q S A ,
Grange hall, Phoenix. -
7:45 p m. Gorsline Mission
ary circle of First Baptist church.
Mrs. Don Minear, route 1, box
358, Griffin Creek rd.
8 p.m. Epsilon Sigma Alpha
sorority, Mrs. Howard Phillips,
228 Sunrise ave.
8 p m. St. Mark's Evening
guild. Parish house.
8 p.m. Alpha Rho chapter,
Beta Sigma Phi sorority, Mrs.
Raymond Morton, 400 Ardmore
ave
8 p.m. FL club of Olive Re-
I bekah lodge. Mrs. Don Ivie, 175
Bigham dr., Central Point.
Tuesday
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Women's
Missionary groups, Eagle Point
Community church.
10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oak
Grove Home Extension unit,
Mrs. Fred C. Sanders, 408 Oak
Grove rd.
, 12:30 p.m. First Presbyterian
church circles: Charity, Mrs. Et
ta Pryor. 33 Black Oak dr.;
Faith, Mrs. H. D. Christensen, 29
Richmond st.; Grace, Mrs. R. E.
Mencke, 2141 E. Jackson St.;
Hope, Mrs. E. D. Hamacher, 13
Glen Oak St.; Mercy, Fireplace
room si church; Temple, Mrs.
Melvin J. Lattie, Rt. 3, Box 20C,
North Ptioenix rd.; Trinity, Mrs.
Kenneth Denman, 104 Geneva
ave.
1 p.m. First Presbyterian
church circle, Bethany, Mrs.
Phoenix PTA
Elections
Announced
Phoenix Mrs. Chester M.
Keen Jr. was elected president
of Phoenix Parent Teacher as
sociation April 5 at a meeting
of the group held in the grade
school gymnasium.
Mrs. E. E. Rasmussen is the
new vice-president, Mrs. J. D.
Lubbers, secretary and Mrs. Da
vid Holmes, treasurer.
Mrs. Smith appointed Mrs.
M. O. Grove to revise the units
ly-laws and to select a commit
tee to work with her. Mrs. Smith
appointed Mrs. Ernest James,
Miss Mary Lou Neville and Mrs.
Albert Consbruck to serve on
the auditing committee. Mrs.
Keene and Mrs. Lubbers also
were elected to attend a state
PTA convention this month.
Mrs. Harry Cole, hospitality
chairman, announced that the
freshman class and the room for
which Miss Zuba Stocks is in
structor had tied for room count
prize. Seventy persons were at
the meeting.
A pre-school clinic will be
held April 12 from 9 a.m. to 3
p.m., in the Phoenix Community
club, it was announced at the
meeting. A potfuck dinner pre
ceded the session and serving
were Mrs. Clifford Schleigh,
Mrs. Don Troxel and Mrs. Rob
ert Lawrence.
A concert was presented by
the grade school and beginner
band under direction of Harry
Kannasto. Mrs. M. O Grove,
health committee chairman, an
nounced the clinic to be held
and Mrs. Mark Graham, ways
and means committee chairman,
reported on the success of a
square dance held March 31.
The officers expressed apprecia
tion to those who donated food
and services for the event.
Talent Gardeners
Plan May Exhibit
Talent Plans for a flower
show to be held in late May
were discussed at a meeting of
Talent Garden club Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Chet Newton.
Mrs. John McCardle became
a new member and a plant ex
change was conducted. The
members then attended a Can
cer society tea at the Selby
home in Ashland.
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With Friends, Dances
By ELIZABETH TOOMEY
United Press Staff Correspondent
Aboard the SS Constitution at
Sea (U.R) Grace Kelly partied
until 3 a.m. today with ner
friends and family sailing with
her to Monaco but the only man
she danced with was her father.
The statuesque blonde twirled
about the dance floor in the
ship's lounge in a fox trot with
her father, John B. Kelly Sr.,
shortly before midnight.
Then she sat down at a table
with a party which included
three of her bridesmaids and was
content to watch the other danc
ers. So far Miss Kelly has worn a
different outfit each time she
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appeared.
Friday night she dressed for
dinner in a slate blue organza
short evening dress with a hand
printed flower pattern. She car
ried a white mink stole over her
arms.
Wedding Group Party
With her parents she joined
the entire wedding group at a
cocktail party before dinner
given by Mr. and Mrs. Mathew
McCloskey of Philadelphia.
The bride-to-be said she felt
rested after three days on the
ocean and was beginning to catch
up on correspondence.
She agreed to play deck shuf
fle-board this afternoon with her
two nieces. Margaret, nine, and
Marylee, seven, the daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Davis Jr.
The athletic Kellys so far
have refrained from shipboard
exercise except for the father of
the bride-to-be. He has worked
out in the ship's gymnasium each
afternoon and danced almost
every dance in the lounge nights-Scores
Of Wires
Scores of telegrams have ar
rived for Miss Kelly since she
boarded the Constitution
Wednesday.
Several have been from
Prince Rainier III, who is in
Monaco nervously preparing for
the arrival of his future bride.
Most of the telegrams have
come from American movie fans.
Miss Kelly showed reporters sev
eral of these. They urged her to
return to the United States soon
to make another movie.
Dispatches from Monaco said
first replies to the wedding in
vitations sent to the heads of
Europe's governments indicated
there would be few, if any, gov
ernment chiefs on hand for the
wedding. They are sending substitutes.
WWI Auxiliary
Officers Elected;
Installations Set
Mrs N. R. Walters was elect
ed president of the" Auxiliary to
Veterans of World War I at a
meeting April 4 at Redman hall.
lnose who will serve with her
as new officers are Mrs A. I.
Hall, senior vice-president; Mrs.
J. B. Arnold, junior vice-president;
Mrs. D. N. Dow, treasurer;
Mrs. James Cech, chaplain; Mrs.
Ruth Custard, secretary; Mrs.
Charles Myers, Mrs, Bertha Pen
well, Mrs. A. L. Schrack and
Mrs. Hazel Kincaid, color bear
ers.
Mrs. O. O. DeBerrv is the new
conductress; Mrs. F. C. Myers,
guard; Mrs. G. Rawls, historian;
Mrs Goldie B. Brooks, Mrs. A.
F. Johnson, and Mrs. Pollv Of-
futt, trustees; Mrs. J. P. Gra
ham, patriotic instructor and
Mrs. J. B Arnold, musician.
Installations are set for April
25,
Jacksonville PTA
To Meet Wednesday ..
Jacksonville Jacksonville
Parent Teachers association will
meet Wednesday, April 11, at 8
p.m. in the school music room.
A business meeting is to be fol
lowed by a program couducted
by various class advisors. A Dan-
el discussion will be conducted
on traditional activities of the
high school classes.
Refreshments to be served by
Junior and Senior class room
mothers.
Fluoridation
Favored
BY Auxiliary
Crater Lions club auxiliary
members voted in favor of fluo
ridation o city water at a meet
ing last Wednesday. Dr. E. V.
Meyerding showed a film and
answered questions on the sub
ject. New members at the meeting
were Mrs. ' Eugene Klein, Mrs
Curtis Kinney, Mrs. Clifford Mc
Ginty, Mrs. Jack Shepard, Mrs.
Al Krause and Mrs. Daryl.Farn
ham. Mrs. James Foster was a
guest.
Nominations were made for
the year's slate of officers." Elec
tions are to be held at the May
meeting. Candidates for presi
dent are Mrs. Warren Brenner
and Mrs. Dalton Gressett.
Mrs. Dan Dwyer, Mrs. Floyd
Eastwood, Mrs. Clayton George
and Mrs. Jack Ingram are plan
ning to attend a state meeting
of the board to be held at Co
lumbia Edgewater Country club
in Portland. State auxiliary poli
cies and projects will be dis
cussed. Hostesses at the recent meet
ing were Mrs. Eastwood, Mrs.
Brenner and Mrs. Gressett.
Give your favorite combina
tion of salad greens new flavor
by adding chunks of ripe olives
and unpeeled red apple to them
and then tossing lightly with a
dressing of half mayonnaise and
half French dressing.
Couple To Observe
60th Anniversary;
Friends Invited
Phoenix Friends and neigh
bors of Mr. and Mrs. William
Hewitt, 217 Fourth street. Phoe
nix, arc invited to call on the
couple April 12 during the aft
ernoon hours in observance of
the Hewitts' 60th wedding anni
versary. They have lived in Phoenix
for the past 19 years and both
are nearly 83 years old. Mrs.
Hewitt does all her own house
w6rk and Mr. Hewitt is an ac
tive gardener about the home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt have
three children, Mrs. Eward In
man. Phoenix; Mrs. Raymond
McKinley Cleveland, Tenn., and
Charles Inman, Council Bluffs,
la. They also have three grand
children and one great-grandchild.
Mr. and Mrs. Inman enter
tained Sunday at dinner at Mon,
Desir dining inn in the Hewitts
honor.
FOE Auxiliary
Elects Officers;
Practice Slated
Mrs. Premo Ciardi was elect
ed president of the auxiliary to
the Fraternal Order of Eagles
at a meeting Thursday eve
ning. Mrs. Arthur Klatt was el
ected vice-president and Mrs.
Roy Heath is the new chaplain.
Others elected are Mrs. Cor
nelius Hendrickson, conductor;
Mrs. Jacob Weber, secretary;
Mrs. James Teets, treasurer;
Miss Loleta Bennett, inside guard;
Mrs. William Keefer, outside
guard; Mrs. Barney Garrett,
Mrs. George Tucker and Mrs.
Clyde Kindred, trustees. Mrs.
Delia Meyers is the auxiliary
mother
Officers will meet Tuesday,
April 10 at 8 p.m. for a ritual
practice.
Use the last bits of a roast
leg of lamb to make a delicious
curry. Be sure to serve raisins,
almonds and coconut along with
the chutney and whatever other
condiments you choose.
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