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"Meet the Beep" Luncheon
To Be Held Wednesday
A "Meet the Beep" business
and professional woman lunch
eon will be held "Wednesday
noon September 28 at the Pio
neer Room of the Jackson Hotel,
as the mam event of the Nation
al Business Women's week
which is being celebrated by the
local club of the National Fed
eration of Business and Profes
sional Women.
Tht luncheon Wednesday is
a no host one. open to any busi
ness woman without special in
vitation. Already almost fifty
women have made reservations
which can be obtained by call
ing Mrs. Inez Friel, ' 2-4039 or
Mrs. Enid Rankin, 2-8448 before
9 o'clock Tuesday evening.
Jenninrs Pierce, well known
civic leader, news commenta
tor and after dinner speaker,
will be guest speaker. His topic
will be "The Women of Our
Town." Mrs. Inez Friel. general
chairman of all local events
celebrating National Business
Women s week, will act as mis
tress of ceremonies.
Miss Voda Brower, president
of the local club, has invited
presidents of all the other busi
ness clubs and their members to
come and participate in this
luncheon given to create good
fellowship among all working
women. Attending will be mem
bers of National Secretaries as
sociation of which Mrs. Darlyne
Rudd is president; Christian
Business and Professional wom
en's club, headed by Mrs. Eloise
Winklebleck. president; Zonta,
Mrs. Jean Fish, president;
Altrusa, Miss Grace Smith,
president; District Nurses' As
sociation, Mrs. Sue Montieth,
president; Dental Assistants' As
sociation. Mrs. Eileen Curry,
president: Toastmlstress club,
Mrs. James Vandersteen, presi
dent: Rotana, Mrs. Dora Powell,
president; Retired Teachers,
Mrs. Ivah Murray, president.
Mayor Earl Miller, honorary
member of BPW will welcome
the "Beep" giving her the keys
to the city. Mrs. Harriett Wat
son, "Beep of the Week," elected
at the opening dinner meeting
of the local BPW September
20, will greet all those attending
ami has promised to autograph
anything presented except "peti
tions and checks."
Sunday morning forty BPW
members and guests presented
Mrs. Watson an orchid corsage
Bethel Activities
Planned at Session
Bethel activities for the cur
rent year were discussed at a
regular meeting of Bethel 14,
Job's Daughters, held Wednes
day at the Masonic Temple.
A rummage sale. September
21 and 22 was planned. Other
fund raising projects were dis
cussed and will be carried out
during tha coming months.
Mrs. H. E. Nulton. drill team
guardian, announced that regu
lar drill team meetings and
practices will begin tonight at
7 p.m. at the Lincoln school.
All girls interested in partici
pating were asked to sign up
with Mrs. Nulton.
Mrs. Wallace Brill, past guard
ian of the state of Oregon were
introduced. Miss Bernice Skoog.
honored queen, also introduced
Mrs. Ivar Ivarson and her
daughter, who are visiting here
from Boise. Ida.
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in green and gold, club colors
at a breakfast at the country
I club before attending church
j "This is my life," a sketch of
the career of Mrs. Watson, her
civic and club work and her per
sonality traits which qualified
her for the honor of being the
first "Beep of the Week" chosen
by the Business and Professional
Women, was given by Miss
Laura York, past president of
the Oregon Federation of Busi
ness and Professional Women.
Today she was a guest of the
Chamber of Commerce and ap
peared on television.
Mrs. Nixon Plans
To "Follow Dick"
During Campaign
Colorado Springs, Colo ftl.R)
Mrs. Richard (Patricia) Nixon,
wife of the vice president, said
today she will "follow Dick
wherever he goes" on his cam
paign "because people want to
see what the other half of the
team looks like."
Why is she along on the cur
rent 18-day, 32-state campaign
trip? She gives her answer:
"I found out a long time ago,
1948 to be exact, that the volun
teer women in the Republican
party wanted to see who a can
didate for Congress would marry.
Later they wanted to see who
the vice president married. Most
people want to see what kind of
a woman a major political can
didate has married. That's why
I'm here."
The attractive auburn - haired
Mrs. Nixon, outwardly as enthu
siastic as her husband about pol
itics, admits that "I'm only the
second cog in this thing. He's
carrying the load.
"If the children weren't with
his mother. Mrs. Frank A. Nix
on, recently widowed, I'd be
having a fit. Otherwise. I have
been able to help him on about
everything. I have visions of
him turning up ai some im
portant rally without seeks or
something. I don't know how
he gets dressed when. I'm not
along."
Tha "second half" of the Nix
on team, always trim, chie and
smiling, admits that she "really
loves campaigning." She says
"Washington is very sophisticat
ed." but that she likes to "get
out and see what the rest of
the country is thinking about."
She has no doubts the Eisenhower-Nixon
ticket will be re
elected in November.
Beta Sigma Phi
Chapter Ceremony
Held Last Week
Mrs. Richard Hens? man was
hostess last Wednesday evening
in her home at 333 Ardmore ave
enue for a ritual of jewels cere
mony of Alpha Rho chapter,
Beta Sigma Phi.
'Presiding over the ceremony
was last year's president, Mrs.
T. R. Lytle. Receiving their jew
el pins were Mrs. Wayne Giles,
Mrs. James Tengesdal and Mrs. j
Richard Riggs. Co-hostesses of i
the evening were Mrs. David !
Legg and Mrs. Herman Shroeder. I
Mrs. Ed Bunnell, 11 Portland
avenue will be hostess for the
chapter's next meeting Thurs
day. September 27.
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Society
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Lewis Bright, son of Mr. and
Mrs. ' Philip ST Bright. 1797
Minaar road, has been named
"sanior scholar" by Elmer Rieck.
daan of men at Willamette uni
versity. Young Bright will assist
tha dean with personnel prob
lems and fill speaking engage
ments for him.
Student Named
Senior Scholar
Lewis Bright, a 1954 graduate
of Medford High school and
now a junior at Willamette uni
versity, has been chosen by the
dean of men, Elmer Rieck. to
be his "senior scholar" for this
year.
The student will assist Dean
Rieck with personnel problems
and fill speaking engagements
for him.
Young Bright, who has gained
considerable recognition during
high school and college in debat
ing and public speaking, is a
member of Phi Delta Theta fra
ternity and has been active on
the Willamette campus. He is a
member of Sigma Alpha Chi
and Tau Kappa Alpha honor so
cities, and has served as rush
chairman for his social fra
ternity. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Philip S. Bright, 1797 Minear
road, Medford.
Merkels Return
From Vacation
Dr. and Mrs. A. Erin Merkel
have returned to Medford after
spending 10 days in southern
California.
Their daughter, Sharon Jean,
accompanied them to Riverside,
Calif., where she is now a junior
at LaSierra college. Dr. Merkle
returned to his office today.
Daughters To Hold
Meeting Tuesday
Elta Deuel Hubbs tent, Daugh
ters of Union Veterans, will
meet Tuesday, September 25,
in the courthouse auditorium.
CALENDAR
Calendar ncticcs and new for
the society section of Tha 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 9
a-m of the day of publication and
for week day news la 5 pjn the
day before publicaUon
Monday
6:30 p.m. Scottish Rite Wo
men's club, potluck dinner. Ma
sonic hall.
7 p.m. Toastmaster Joint
meeting, Medford Hotel Rogue
room.
8 p.m. Alpha Lambda chap
ter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha, home
of Mrs. W. H. Fischer, 920 West
Eleventh st.
7:30 p.m. Oak Grove PTA,
school cafeteria.
7:30 p.m. Practical Nurses'
association, penthouse Rogue
Valley hospital.
Tuesday:
10:30 a.m. First Baptist
church Woman's circles: Esther,
home of Mrs. Roy Thompson,
Merriman rd.; Martha, home of
Mrs. Minnie Bryant, 101 Cot
tage st.; Ruth, home of Mrs. Don
Piatt 30 Laurel st. -
10:30 a.m. Women's Society
of Christian Service prayer
group, First Methodist church,
business, lunch, program.
12 noon Kiwanian Dames
luncheon, Mrs. Ed Barnett, 425
Ardmore ave.
1 p.m. Women's association.
First Presbyterian church, at
church.
1:30 p.m. Rogue Valley Herb
society, home of Mrs. R. D.
Abel. Cherry lane. Medford.
3 p.m. Willow Springs Home
Extension unit, home of Mrs.
R. J. Savage, Old Highway 99
north.
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Rogue Valley Players Win Top
Scores in Bridge Tournament
Rogue valley players took the
first three places in the annual
southern Oregon open pairs du
plicate bridge tournament play
ed here Saturday and Sunday
under the sponsorship of Med
ford Duplicate Bridge club.
Seventeen tables of players took
part in the tournament, held at
the Jackson hotel, with visitors
from Redmond, Grants Pass.
Roseburg and other cities.
Mrs. Frank R. Baker and
George Rode, both Medford,
scored 214Vi points to lead all
pairs in the overall scoring. Mrs.
S. W. Alcorn, Ashland, and Roy
Pruitt, Medford, were second
with 211Vs points and AI Gil
housen and William Kennedy,
both Medford, took third with
198'i points.
Mrs. Phyllis Davenport and
Mrs. Kay Walker, Grants Pass,
were fourth with 197V4, and two
pairs tied for fifth and "sixth
places. They were the H. J.
Boyds and Mrs. R. J. Conroy
and her partner, Mrs. W. W.
Stevenson.
The tournament, largest of its
kind, ever held here, was played
in two sections, each for both
sessions. Section A, first session,
winners were Mrs. Dolph Phipps
and Mrs. Marrs Gibbons, both
Medford, first, 10S points; Mrs.
Gilhousen and Mrs. William
Kennedy, both Medford, second,
98. Section B, first session, win
ners were Mr. Pruitt and Mrs.
Alcorn, first, 107 points; Mrs.
Baker and Mr. Rode, second, 106
points.
Second session winners were:
Section A, Mrs. Baker and Mr.
Rode, first 108'i points; Mrs.
Conroy and Mrs. Stevenson,
second, 104; Section B, Howard
Brock and Jack Barr, both
Grants Pass, first, 111; Mr. Gil
housen and Mr. Kennedy, sec
ond, 107.
The Pruitt-Alcorn score of 107
was the highest made for SaK
urday's play and the Barr-Brock
Meeting Announced
For Eagle Point HEC
Eagle Point Eagle Point
Grange Home Economic club
will meet for dessert luncheon
at 1 p.m. Wednesday, September
26 at the home of Mrs. Ruby
Stowell.
Plans will be completed for a
fall bazaar. All Grange women
are invited to attend.
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score of 111 topped all others
for Sunday s game.
Mrs. Alcorn, a former nation
al champion and holder of a
life master's rating in the Amer
ican Bridge league, is the top
ranking players in southern
Oregon.
Mrs. Stevenson is chairman of
Medford Duplicate Bridge club,
and Mrs. Baker is tournament
director.
A buffet supper was served
Saturday night following play,
and 'Sunday morning the guests
were entertained at a breakfast
served on the terrace at Rogue
Valley Country club. Coffee and
cake were served at the end of
the tournarrtent Sunday after-
First Session Set
By Jackson PTA
First fall meeting of Jackson
Parent-Teacher association will
be held Thursday, September 27
at 2:30 p.m. in the school gym
nasium. Lee Ragsdale will speak at the
physical education program for
the coming year. Miss Olive Cur
ry and Mrs. Delores Rabjohn
will speak on the school health
program. New teachers will be
introduced, and Donald Liftman,
football coach, will present the
team.
The sixth grade chorus will
sing, and there will be prizes
given for room attendance in
both the lower and upper
grades.
Refreshments, provided by mo
thers of children in the sixth
grade, will be served in. the
cafeteria following the meeting.
All parents are cordially invited
to attend.
Grange
Upper Rogua Grange
Upper Rogue Grange held the
regular birthday potluck supper
Sept. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Simpson sang old time songs and
hymns. Simpson is a teacher at
Southern Oregon college in Ash
land. The meeting was called to
order by Master Caroline Hard
ing. Brother Barber urged every
one to register in order to vote
in November, stating the dead
line is Oct. 6 and absentee votes
have to be In the courthouse
at least five days before election.
Applications for membership
were read from Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Work. Brother Herb Carl
ton was elected lecturer for the
remainder of the year, owing to
the absence of the former lec
turer, Robert Darrohn. Brother
and Sister Carlton and Brother
and Sister Harding attended the
Booster Night dinner at Bell-
view Grange, Ashland, Sept. 22.
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Meeting on Tuesday
Central Point Nevita Chap
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will hold a stated meeting Tues
day, September 25, at 8 p.m. at
the Masonic hall in Central
Point. Mrs. Melvin McGrew,
worthy matron, will preside, and
the initiatory degree will be giv-
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The committee for the evening
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Head, Mrs. Bert Simmons, Mrs.
Ivan Skyrman and Mrs. Frank
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First Fall Meeting;
Service Conducted
Gladamson unit of Wesleyan
Sen-ice guild held its first fall
meeting in Meeker Memorial
chapel, First "Methodist church.
The president, Mrs. Rex Nofe,
took charge of the meeting and
a pledge service was conducted
by Mrs. George Trobough with
Mrs. Charles Adamson at the or
gan. Mrs. William Sweet presented
the guild interests in the mis
sionary field, with several mem
bers taking part. Two guests
were introduced, Mrs. Horace
Doolen and Mrs. Aletha Cantrall.
The yearly budget was present
ed and accepted. Plans were
made for a gift apron sale in
conjunction with a cooked food
sale to be held at The Home
Appliance store October 27.
Mrs. A. C. James and Mrs.
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Society Meeting
To Be at Abels
Rogue Valley . Herb society
will meet at the home of Mrs.
R. D. Abel, Cherry lane, Med
ford, Tuesday, September 25, at
1:30 p.m. A pilot car will be
waiting at Hillcrest orchard road
at 1:15 p.m. for the convenience
of those who do not know the
way to the Abel home, it is
stated.
Roll call response will ba
"something to interest us." A
demonstration will be given on
tussie mussics.
Artists to Meet
Southern Oregon Society of
Artists will meet Wednesday,
September 26, at 7:30 p.m. in
Building 218 at Camp White.
Guests are welcome.
The program should be of in
terest to all artists, it is stated.
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