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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1956)
SIXTEEN MEDFORD (OBECOK) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday- MT 27, 19SS Pickin Pears News and Notes From Camp Whit Bv BILL HUHN Camp White Domiciliary was host to the Southern Oregon Wnsnital council session May 22 with renreentative hosDital ad ministrative and key personnel guests of E. K. Ricker, manager. and H. Jaftrey, assistant mana aer. Joserhine General hospital of fJrants Pass: Sacred Heart and Community hospitals of Med- ford, Douglas community and Mergy hospitals of Roseburg; Cottaee Grove hospital and Ash land General hospital were rep resented in xne aeiegaiion. . Monday night's dance at Camp White was under sponsorship of Trail VFW ladies. One car of their orchestra became lost en route but Leroy Cooper, Bill Tope and Gene Lowe of Trail combined with Jim Rae, Ray Williams and Bill Lowe of Camp White to make up a dance com bo for the evening. Refresh ments by the Trail auxiliary with Mike Tanzell and Bill Wolf as kitchen and coffee experts served. The bus - stop wooden walk and ramp is being replaced with concrete. With the installation of three canopied couch ham mocks along the walk this week for the summer outdoor rest of members and the advanced de velopment of the member horti' eulurists, the area has improved in appearance. Monday brought Central Point American Legion Post 129 with its reereation - hour afternoon. Mrs. Mary Parker and Elizabeth Taber vith Thelma Williams of the Camp 1 White Legion office were m charge. Real Estate Loans Total $2,402,431 Real estate loan investments made in Oregon by western home office of Prudential In surance company during the first four months of 1956 totaled $2,402,431 according to T. M. Garhart, Medford mortgage loan supervisor for the company. Of this total, $1,153,731 was for residential purposes, $330,' 000 for commercial and indus trial properties, and $916,700 for farm loans. Granae Phoenix Grange Phoenix Grange met May 22. The program was by the graces, Mrs. Charles Hockersmith, Mrs. Sol Cox and Mrs. Myrtle Ferns, and preceded the regular Grange meeting. Those taking part were ' Miss Joyce Stockstill and Miss Joyce Hunter, who provided solos and duets on piano, flute and French horn. Little Nena Morris and Judy Evernden sang and tap danced. Miss Charmain Tips word gave a humorous mono logue entitled "Patrons day at the Village School." Grange meeting was called to order by Master Melvin Lattie. Roll call found all officers present. Mrs. Paul Force of Eagle Point Grange and Roscoe Rob erts, state steward, were visitors. Roberts was escorted to the mas ter's station and talked on af fairs pertaining to State Grange which meets in Pendleton June 3 to 8. It being social night, reports of the different committees were short or omitted, and the meet ing adjourned at 10 p.m. and coffee, cookies and ice cream were served by the refreshment committee, Mr. and Mrs. Al Schroeder, Mrs. Marian Reigal and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bolz. 4-H Club News Central Point Pig Club The Central Point Pig club will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Alex Legler home on Gregory rd. Russell Frink Reporter Jgjffj Here's a. good idea to remember for vour vacation trip: Kellogg All-Bran. All-Bran, you know, helps avoid irregularity due to lack of dietary bulk. And so often on a trip we eat dif ferently and don't get the bulk we need (the gentle roughage that helps keep us regular). Take a box of AU-Bran with you. or ask for it in the new aluminum foil "Individ ual" packages at restaurants along the way. Wednesday theatre matinee was a return of Heidelberg Har monaires, Claude Raye and Scott O'Dare. American Red Cross chapter of Medford presented Miss Jame son's Medford Presbyterian church "Bell - Ringers", their Triple Trio, and Mrs. Lacy as soloist Wednesday evening. Refreshments were cookies provided by Medford Methodist church ladies. Mrs. Rehling, Mrs. Gordon and Mrs. Creager of the Camp White Red Cross office were in charge. Local Woman Author Of Popular Song Mrs. Lilah DeRushe, 332 Mary st., who is living temporarily at Roseburg, is the composer of the hit tune, "I'm Not Mad, Just Hurt," which has been in cluded in the national western hit parade in Billboard magazine for the seventh consecutive week. Other places it holds in the June issue Billboard survey of tunes is No. 6 in best sellers in stores of country and western recordings; No. 8 in most played in juke boxes category, and No. 11 in the most played by disc jockeys. The song was released in February. SPEBSQSA Plans Grants Pass Group Medford chapter members of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber shop Quartet singing in America are making plans to participate in a charter night program for the newly formed Grants Pass Mrs. DeRushe . lived in Med ford for the past 13 years at the Mary st. address until leaving for Roseburg last January. She is the mother of four chil dren, Gail, 13; Ronnie, 15, Bud, who is at Amarillo, Tex., in the Air Force, and Bill, who lives in Medford. All attended Med ford schools. ehspter of the organization Sat urday, June 2. The show in connection' with the activities will begin at 8:15 p.m., and will be held at the Grants Pass Junior High school auditorium. Tickets are avail able in Medford by telephoning 3-4086. A local quartet, the "All Done Four," are on the program and others will be the "Sharp Four," from Eugene, competitors in the International SPEBSQSA con test in June in Minneapolis; "Three Belles and a Beau," from Grants Pass, and other top quar tets from the area, including some from Roseburg. The Medford chapter board of directors is made' up of Gus Witte, Cap Vandagrift, Cecil Watson, George Plumb and Stan Tiegs, all past presidents. Also on the board are the newly- Powetls to Receive Degrees at Bob Jones Greensville, S. C. Ruth Louise Powell and Carroll Walk er Powell Jr., daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll W. Powell of 162 Front st., Central Point, will receive degrees at Bob Jones university at the 29th annual convocation on the Uni versity campus, May 30. Miss Powell is a candidate to receive the bachelor of arts de gree from the university school of religion, and Powell will re ceive a bachelor of arts degree from the university college of arts and sciences. elected officers, Doc Willard, president-treasurer, and . Tom Carter, vice president. Tiegs also is secretary. Children Not Eligible For Dependents Aid Portland (U.R) The State Public Welfare Commission Sat urday reminded Oregonians that most children 14 years of age and older are not eligible for aid as dependants during the summer months when Jobs are available. The commission said the in eligibility extends to all young sters in the 14-and-over age group, except those handicap ped or otherwise unable to work. The Community Bigfest Marketplace Now Blooming Clematis Rhododendrons Late Blooming Azaleas LEWIS NURSERY Turn right at Drug Store, Va mi. 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