FOUR MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday, August 19, 1956
Auxiliary Names
Officers for Year
New officers were elected July
28 at a joint meeting of the Jack
ion County Medical society and
the women's auxiliary to the so
ciety at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
Thomas H. Emmens, 6 North
Modoc avenue.
Officers elected included Mrs.
Edward W. Sickles, president,
Mrs. Ralph Thompsen, vice-president,
Mrs. John T. Brandenburg,
treasurer, Mrs. David C. Boals,
recording secretary, Mrs. Robert
DeLorme, corresponding secre
tary, Mrs. Elliott L. Harlow,
chairman of nurses' scholarship
committee, and Mrs. Fred T.
Burich, publicity chairman.
A meeting of the Auxiliary
was held August 14 at the home
of Mrs. Ralph Thompsen, 18
North Modoc avenue. Plans for
a yearbook to be presented to
each member of the auxiliary
and for continuance of the
nurses' scholarship fund were
discussed.
Butte Falls Butte Falls Gar
den club will hold its regular
monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs. Clay Conley, August 21
Tuesday, at 1:30 p.m. Following
the business meeting a garden
tour will be taken through sev
eral of the gardens in town. Visi
tors are welcome.
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Miss Myrna Flagg
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Valley Couple
Engaged to Wed
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Flagg.
1260 Thomas road, announce the
engagement of their daughter.
Myrna, to James A. Kidwell
son of Mr. and Mrs. William J
Kidwell, Box 372, Phoenix.
Miss Flagg is a 1956 Medford
High school graduate, and her
fiance was graduated from
Phoenix High school.
Mr. Kidwell is now serving
in the U.S. Navy at San Diego,
Calif.
Family Attends
Recent Reunion
A family reunion was held
August 8, 9, and 10, by Mr. and
Mrs. Earle Hoover, Route 2,
Box 47A, Central Point. Six of
Mrs. Hoover's seven children at
tended the reunion. 1
Children present during the
three days were three sons, Ray
mond Huntley, Fort Peck Mont.,
Phillip Huntley, Klamath Falls,
and Hugh Huntley, 2179 Crater
Lake avenue and three daugh
ters, Mrs. Raymond Stierwalt,
Ephrata, Wash., Mrs. Kenneth
Beam, Enterprise, and Miss
Bprtha Allen. Another son. Gene
Huntley, Baker, Mont., was un
able to attend.
Other members of the family
who were present during the
reunion were Mi's. Raymond
Huntley and her four children,
Gayle, Vicki, Bonnie, and De
bora; Raymond Stierwalt and
daughter, Stephanie; Kenneth
Beam and three children, Joseph,
Jacquelin, and Eddie; Mrs. Phil-
Missionaries
Tell of Work
With Migrants
The Rev. and Mrs. Al Kantor
and children of Firebaugh, Calif.,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. E.
Childreth, Ross lane. Mrs. Kan
tor (Jean French) is a former
Medford resident and a niece of
the Childreths.
While here the Kantors are
speaking at First Baptist church.
Wednesday the Rev. Mr. Kan
tor snowed slides and spoke of
his work as a missionary with
the migrants and farm laborers
in the San Joaquin valley in
California. The work is non-de
nominational and there is no ra
cial prejudice shown in the camp,
he said. The minister has been
working in that areaa nearly
nine years and stated that this
camp has 1400 to 1600 when full
and averages 1000 persons. This
includes people of all ages. Many
families pick cotton and harvest
other crops with even small chil
dren working. Many of the chil
dren do not get to attend school
and one boy the Kantors knew
graduated this year after at
tending seven different high
schools in his senior year.
Average Sunday school at
tendance is 150, mostly children,
but more adults are in attend
ance each Sunday, the speaker
said. In addition to the Sunday
services, a trailer chapel is taken
throughout the camp to contact
additional children. Vacation Bi
ble school this summer had an
enrollment of 160, with an av
erage daily attendance of 105
for the two-week period, he re
ported. Although the ministry is pri
marily a spiritual one, the mis
sionaries also give out used cloth
ing, canned goods, bedding, lay
ettes, toys and games at Christ
mas, as people make them avail
able. Wednesday evening a spe
cial "Christmas in August" was
held for the Kantors at First
Baptist church. The Rev. Mr.
Kantor ; emphasized that even
the simplest toy was welcomed
by the migrant children, as many
would otherwise receive noth
ing.
lip Huntley and son, Jeffery; and
Mrs. Hugh Huntley and three
children, Carol, William, and
James.
This is the first time in six
years that the family has been
able to meet for a reunion.
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Miss Mary Jane Briggs
Briggs Announce
Engagement News
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Briggs,
Route 2, Box 668D, Wilson road,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Mary Jane, to
Lee Alan Beam, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Beam, Roseburg. The
wedding will take place in late
fall.
Miss Briggs attended Crater
High school and is working for
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Oetinger. Mr.
Beam also attended Crater High
school and is serving with the
United States Air Force at Bed
ford, Mass.
Annual Tea Held
By Presbyterians
About 200 women attended
the annual summer tea of Wom
an's asociation, First Presbyter
ian church, held Tuesday after
noon at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. Edwin R. Durno, Valley
View drive.
Pouring during the afternoon
were Mrs. Chester Wendt, Mrs.
Hugh Collins, Mrs. Bert Lowry,
Mrs. G. T. Haupert, Mrs. Glenn
Taylor and Mrs. Lester Harris.
Mrs. Stanley Lacy was general
chairman and Mrs. Glenn Har
rison is president of the associa
tion.
Miss Salley Calkins, young
harpist from Eugene, played
harp solos thoughout the after
noon. Other music was provided
by Mrs. Kenneth Brown, Miss
Priscilla West and Miss Lizbeth
Shields.
Mondav evening Mrs. Otto
f ronnmayer nonorea: miss uaiK
ins at a Dartv. invitine a erouD
of college-age young people to
meet tne nonorea guest.
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Christian Congregation
To Hear Missionaries
The Rev. and Mrs. Al Kantor,
Firebaufh.. Calif., will be guest
speakers ; . a meeting at First
Chr:-: i church, Ninth and
Oa' avenue, Tuesday, Au
gur -t 2 p.m. The Kantors
are onaries to the migrants
and . .. m laborers in the San
Joaquin valley and will speak of
their work there.
This topic is in keeping with
the last fellowship meeting held
at the church, it is stated.
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd D. Abbott.
468 South Stage road, announce
the engagement of their daugh
ter, Alicia Gale, to Roy D. Fun
derburk, son of Mrs, Leland C.
Brandon. 118 Kenwood avenue.
Mr. Funderburk, a second class
petty officer in the U. S. Navy, is
stationed at Yokosuka, Japan.
Miss Abbott is a senior at Phoe
nix High school. No date has
been set for the wedding.
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Candidates
To Attend
League Fair ,
Many acceptances have been
received for the candidates fair,
sponsored by Medford Leauge of
Women Voters and set for Octo
ber 27 at the McLoughlin Junior
High school, according to the
voters service committee of the
League.
Invitations to county and city
officials to participate in the
program have been sent. Candi
dates who have accepted the
invitations include Gov. Elmo
Smith, Douglas McKay, Con
gressman Harris Ellsworth, Mark
Hatfield, Sig Unander, Senator
Wayne Morse, Robert D. Holmes,
Charles O. Porter, Monroe
Sweetland, and Robert Y. Thorn
ton. Further plans for the enter
tainment and exhibits at the Can
didate fair will be made at the
August 21, Tuesday, meeting to
be held at the home of Miss Lau
ra York, 517 West Tenth.
Organizations and agencies
planning to have displays or ex
hibits in booths at the fair are
the Medford Garden club, the
Southern Oregon Child guidance
clinic, the Jackson County Cham
ber of Commerce, Medford J.C.'s
United Nations group, elections
department, and the lumbering
and fruit industries. Clubs or or
ganizations desiring table or ex
hibit space in the auditorium
should contact Mrs. I. S. Thomas
at 3-5889.
Selection of the committees
for the fair was completed at the
first organizational meeting Au
gust 14. Miss Laura York will be
chairman of the television pub
licity, aided by Mrs. Alex Tum-
mers, Mrs. Gordon MacKenzie,
Mrs. N. R. Etzel, and Mrs. Don
Bohnert. Mrs. MacKenzie will
act as chairman for radio pub
licity assisted by Mrs Ronald
James. Newspaper publicity will
be covered by all members of the
Voters Service committee accord
ing to Mrs. Thomas, chairman.
Other fall projects for the vot
ers service committee include
sale of the State Voters Informa
tion sheet, aiding in a "get cut
the vote" campaign, and assist
ing in informing voters of bal
lot measures and candidates.
Members of the voters service
committee who attended the Au
gust 14 meeting were Mrs. Tum-
mers, Mrs. MacKenzie, Mrs Har
old Snodgrass, Miss York, Mrs.
Etzel, Mrs. Bohnert, and Mrs.
Thomas. Mrs. James and Mrs".
Adam Richter, also members of
the committee, were unable to
attend.
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Couple to Marry
In Fall Ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Car H. Cook,
874 Midway road, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Marilyn, to Bob Leach, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Leach of
Hattville, Calif.
Miss Cook is a graduate of
Medford Senior high school. Mr.
Leach, a graduate of Hattville
High school, attended El Centra
Junior college in California for
two years. He is employed by
the Pacific Telephone company
in El Centro.
The couple plans a late fall
wedding.
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Auxiliary Holds Picnic
In Hawthorne Park
Twenty-six members answered
roll call when Medford Harmony
Townsend auxiliary club met
last week in Hawthorne park for
a picnic.
Mrs. Nettie Rusho was chair
man for a business meeting held
following the noon luncheon.
It was voted to hold another
open air potluck meeting in
Hawthorne park Wednesday, Au
gust 29, at 12 noon.
Next regular Townsend club
meeting will be held Wednesday,
August 22, and will be a potluck
luncheon at noon at Carpenters'
union hall, 123V4 West Main
street. Visitors are always wel
come. Members with August
birthdays are asked to report to
club officials.
Meeting Announced
For Neighborhood Club
Oak Grove Neighborhood club
will meet Tuesday, August 21,
at 12:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
V. A. Turpin, 3533 Jacksonville
highway. Luncheon will be
served.
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