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Reception Given
For Representative
Cave Junction Mrs. Ruby
McFarland of Selma, grand rep
resentative to liritish Columbia,
was honored at a reception giv
en Tuesday night by Western
Star Chapter, Order of Eastern
Star, at the Masonic hall in Ker
by. Mrs. McFarland. a past ma
tron of Western Star chapter,
was eftorted and introduced.
Also escorted with honors
were LaVcrn Milliamson. grand
committee member for the Es
trol fund; Mrs. John Esp, Med
ford, grand committee member
fort he endowment fund; Wil
liam Reeder, patron of Josephine
chapter, Grant) Pass; Mrs. E. G.
Randolph. Mcdford, matron.
Frames chapter, Medford; Mrs.
Virginia Wright and Jack Dowd,
matron and patron from Valen
tine chapter. Myrtle Creek.
Mr8 Bessie Watts and Mrs.
Effie Smith were presented with
past matron-'s pins by Worthy
Matron Thclma Blue.
&he Courtesy Girls, under the
direction of Mrs. Leone Wein
gart, gave a humorous skit as
part of the reception ceremon
ies. In the play were Mesdames
Margaret Simington, Irene 01-
lis. Fay Snider, Norma Camp
bell. Florence Davise and Fran
ces Burns.
Visitors were Welcomed from
Fern chapter, Astoria, Ore., and
Oneida chapter, Oneida, Ky.
Refreshments were served on
tables decorated in the red and
wl0ie valentine motiff.
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Osteopathic Group
Meets at Jennings
A dinner meeting was held
(Scenjiv at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. G. S. Jennings, Saginaw
drive, WV the Southern Oregon
CteopatAic society and auxil
iary. Mrs. G. S. Jennings III and
Mrs. Milton Snow assisted the
hOFJSS.
Dr. Snow presented the pro
g r a m following a business
meeting.
Dr. Paul H. Rutter of Phoenix
gave the program at his home
at a meeting held February 12.
3 Riverside Bridge Club
Winners Announced
VJinef or the last two ses
sionsQof Riverside Bridge club
have Deen announced.
February 20 winners, north
south, were Mrs. W. W. Steven
son and AL Gilhousen, first,
104i,Pponts;TVIrs. Jack Mitchell
and Mrs. rticwara Milestone, sec
ond, 102'.-: Mrs. F. R. Baker
and tghlter Humes, .third, 92
points. Eaffl-west winners were
Mrs. Yvonne Dalen and Mrs.
ft M. Herman, first. 95: Mrs.
H. J. pyd and William Isaacs,
second, 93; Mrs. Thomas Ran
dall and Mrs. Paul McDuffee,
third. 85'. 2: Mrs. Lloyd Johnson
and Mrs. C. L. Howard, fourth,
83'. 2.
North-south pinners Tor the
previous week were Mrs. F. R.
Baker and Mrs. B. L. Sander
son, first. 74 ',2 Mrs. Randall and
Walter Humes, second. 62; Jack
Mitchell and Roy Pruitt, third,
58.
East-west winners were Mrs.
M. M. Herman and Mrs. Fred
Purdin, first. 68 Mrs. Walter
Winner and Dr. George Dean,
second. 66' 2: AI Gilhousen and
Arthur Scarseth, third. 61.
Artists' Society
To HolcfcMeeting
Southern Oregon Society of
Artists will meet Wednesday,
February 27. at 7:30 p.m. in
Building 218 at Camp White.
Visitors are welcome.
Clifford Platr and W. Bayliss
will give demonstrations on
thcr methods of painting. Re
freshments will be served.
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Bethel Confers
Majority Degree
Cave Junction Three mem
bers of Job's Daughters, Bethel
No. 36, having attained their
21st birthdays, received major
ity degrees at a recent bethel
meeting at the Masonic hall in
Kerby. They are Carol Burr
Hamilton, Patricia Wright and
Sara Hoskins Jones.
Miss Linda Deaton and Miss
Judy Hansen were elected dele
gates to grand bethel. They will
head group one and group two
at the annual grand session in
April.
Escorted with honors were
Miss Carol Hamilton, past queen;
Miss Ronine Rausch, junior past
queen; Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sni
der, guardian and associate
guardian: H. Lloyd, past associ
ate guardian, all of Bethel No.
36; Mrs. Peter Blue, matron of
Western Star chapter, order of
Eastern Star, and Mrs. George
Mulvey, incoming matron of the
chapter.
A rummage sale was announc
ed for February 23. Proceeds
will go toward financing the
grand session trip.
Practice for Jobs Daughters'
inspection, March 4 were an
nounced for February 24 and
March 3 from 1-3 p.m. Appoint
ed to the refreshment commit
tee for inspection night were
the Misses Dian Strohkirch, Kar
en Berkner, Sharon Prather and
their mothers. Miss Ronine
Rausch will be in 'charge of the
table decorations.
Further plans were made for
a party March 2 from 7:30 until
11:30 at the Masonic hall to
which seventh and eighth grade
and high school students are in
vited. Games, a ,'cake walk,
dancing and other entertain
ment will be included on the
program. A small admission
charge will be made.
CALENDAR
Calendar notices and news for
the society section of The Mail
Tribune must be submitted in
writing and deadline for the Sun-
day edition la 1 p. rn.- Friday. Dead
line for the weekly "calendar is 9
a.m. of the day of publication and
for week day news is 5 p.m. the
day before publication.
Monday:
6 p.m. Methodist women's
dinner. First Methodist church.
7:30 p.m. Living Foods
Group, Room 28, Medford High
school.
7:30 p.m. Medford unit,
Oregon Beauticians' association,
Medford Beauty school.
7:30 p.m. Oak Grove PTA,
school cafeteria.
7:45 p.m. Medford Rose so
ciety, courthouse auditorium.
8 p.m. Alpha Lambda chap
ter Epsilon Sigma Alpha soror
ity, home of Mrs. C. S. Price, 26
Portland ave.
8 p.m. Crater PTA, cafe
torium 8 p.m. Jackson county Civic
Music association concert, Med
ford High school auditorium.
Tuesday:
10:30 a.m. Woman's Society
of Christian Service, Schweitzer
room. First Methodist church.
12 noon Kiwanian Dames,
home of Mrs. Emerson Ander
son, 2131 Hillcrest.
1 p.m. Howard Garden club,
with Mrs. Don J. Elliot, 2671
Elliot ave.
1 p.m. Women's Associa
tion First Presbyterian church,
at church.
1:30 p.m. Rogue Valley
Herb society, home of Mrs. Ar
thur B. Kneass, 2535 Stewart
ave.
5 p.m. District 13 Ameri
can Legion Rehabilitation meet
ing, American Legion home.
Soi.th Riverside ave.
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Miss Claramae Turner, widely known American contralto,
will appear in concert tonight at Medford High school audito
rium under the auspices of Jackson County Civic Music associa
tion. Miss Turner has sung with both the San Francisco and
Metropolitan Opera companies, appears on radio and television
programs and is in the cast of the recently released Twentieth
Century-Fox film, "Carousel." She created the title role of the
now famous opera, "The Medium." by Gian-Carlo Menoiti, Cur
tain lime is 8 p.m.
Mentally III Children Aided
By New National Organization
By GAV PAULEY
United Press Correspondent
New York (U P.) Billy at
first glance is typical of small
boys the world over. A front
tooth is missing. His face could
use a washing.
Billy, when you look again,
is a boy tragically different from
the others. He doesn't talk, he
doesn't ride a bicycle or play
ball. He pulls a chair into a cor
ner of the room, turns his face
to the wall, and rocks by the
hour.
Billy this is the name we
shall use for him is one of
the 500,000 children, in this
country who are mentally ill
an estimate from the Child Ay el-
fare league of America.
Billy, the psychiatrists say, is
schizophrenic, who at the age
of eight, has "lost contact with
his environment.
I met Billy during a visit to
an unusual school in Brooklyn
a day school sponsored by the
National League for Emotionally
Disturbed children.
One day, six months or may
be a year from now, Billy may
turn his face into thei room, and
to the world. He may use words
or sentences, instead of mum
bling sounds which only he un
derstands.
Others in the Brooklyn school,
orre of four therapeutic schools
sponsored by the six-year-old
league, have shown improve
ment. Some have been "gradu
ated" into public schools, from
which they once were exclud
ed because they were too ill to
fit into the normal classroom.
Only Hope
"We don't talk here of cures
. . . only of hope," said Carl Fen
ichel, the head of the Brooklyn
school, which has a current en
rollment of 29 children between
four and 11 years. "But we
dO
believe these children can be
helped, and are educable."
"Around here, we feel like
celebrating almost every day,"
said Fenichel, a father of two
normal children, and an educa
tor and psychologist with many
years of experience in working
with the mentally ill child.
"When a youngster quits bang
ing his head against the wall . . .
will take solid food . . . even
looks at us and smiles, we re
joice." The Brooklyn school is the
"pilot" for the league, which
had its beginnings with 26 par
ents of mentally sick children.
The parents, not wanting their
children in state institutions and
unable to afford private ones,
joined into a local group at first.
But as other parents inquired
into the local chapter's work,
the league decided to go nation
al. It now has 2,000 members
parents, professionals and public-spirited
citizens and the
banking of some of the top psy
chiatrists and sociologists in the
country.
Parents pay whatever they
can afford to enroll their chil
dren . . . the league, through
its fund-raising campaigns, sup
plies additional financial aid.
Some Show Brilliance
Fenichel said the emotionally
disturbed child is not the same
as the mentally retarded . . .
some of his 29 show brilliance
Beauty Consultant
Speaks for Croup
At the last meeting of Med
ford Jayccites. guest speaker
was Mrs. E. F. Halgren, "Charles
of the Ritz" beauty consultant.
Mrs. Halgren spoke on com
plexion care, the proper way to
apply make up and the four dif
ferent types of skin.
Mrs. Don Yocum was elected
member-at-large. pro tein, to re
place Mrs. Monte Stram, who
recently moved to southern
California.
in art, music, mechanics or math
ematics.
"We had one boy who could
multiply a set of three digits in
his head, but refused to tell the
time," he said. "Another child
knew at least 150 nursery
rhymes.
Some case histories show
children who at the age of two,
three or four seemed normal
talking, laughing and playing.
But something "triggered" the
child's flight from reality.
"it might oe the birth of a
sibling . . . brief separation from
a parent . . . for. one of our
children here, it apparently was
a tonsillectomy," said Fenichel.
He said psychiatry no longer
blames the parent, and that he
and others in the field now be
lieve that some imbalance in the
child's constitutional, or chemi
cal makeup, causes him to be
schizophrenic prone.
"Research one day may show
that the cure lies in a combina
tion oft herapy and biochem
istry," said Fenichel.
University Band
To Give Concert
The University of Oregon
band will gove performances in
Medford, Grants Pass, North
Bend and Reedsport during their
spring tour, university officials
announced.
Thursday, Feb. 28, the band
will present its first campus
concert of the year at 8 p.m. in
Eugene.
Band members from Medford
include Alexa Hibbard, Tom
Youngblood, Richard Brown and
Molly Walker. Robert Vagner is
conductor of the concert band
with Ira Lee assistant conductor.
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CENTRAL
Main and
Group Initiated
Bv Mt. Pitt Lodge
At Last Meeting
Central Point The initiatory
degree was conferred on four
women at the last meeting of
Mt. Pitt Rebekah lodge, held at
the Central Point IOOF hall.
The new members are Mrs.
Lee McNue, Mrs. Robrte Mon
sy, Mrs. Gary Suthpin and Miss
Dorinda Glenn. The degree was
also conferred on Mrs. C. E.
Naffziger for Olive Rebekah
lodge of Medford.
Committees for the golden an
niversary were appointed. They
are Mrs. John Kime, Mrs. James
Farrar and Mrs. Donald Squire,
entertainment; Mrs. Forrest
Thomason, Mrs. Marshall Weid
man, Mrs. William Musty and
Mrs. John Robison, program;
Mrs. Robert Booth, Mrs. Roy
Bratten and Mrs. Melvin Frick,
decorations.
A "traveling basket" was
started to raise money for the
noble grand's project.
January and February birth
days were observed.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Ralph Burkhart, Mrs. L. D.
Booth and Mrs. Ingrid Kurz.
Year Reviewed
For Howard Unit;
Guests Present
Howard Home Extension unit
held the February meeting in
Harmony hall of Friends
Church, with Mrs. Jack Camp
bell, chairman," presiding.
Mrs, LeRoy Bailey, program
chairman, reviewed the work of
the past year and discussed the
program for the coming year.
Mrs. D. M. Funk and Mrs.
N. F. Gier were project leaders
for the lesson "Buying and Using
Foam Rubber."
Guests were Mrs. Henry
Dooms, Ashland, an alumni
member of the county commit
tee, Mrs. William Elsgen and
Mrs. Ralph Johnson.
Also attending as guests were
Mrs. Louis Bond, Mrs. Glenn Mc
Kay, Mrs. Norman Wade, Mrs.
George Lyon, Mrs. Ray Counts,
Mrs. George Meeker and Mrs.
William Johnston from the Evans
Valley unit.
Mrs. Paul Robertson and
Mrs. W. W. Claypool were
hostesses.
At the March meeting Mrs. L.
Douglas and Mrs. G. G. Stagg
will be project leaders for "Sea
foods in Your Meals."
Founding Observed
By Lone Pine PTA
Lone Pine Founders' day
was observed at a meeting of
Lone Pine Parent-Teacher asso
ciation February 12.
Founders' day was symbolized
with a reading by the president.
Mrs. E. J. Lindstrom. Past presi
dents were honored.
Mrs. Robert Stokes, Mrs.
George Kennedy and Mrs. Nor
man Jahn were elected 'to the
nominating committee.
Highest room count of par
ents present went to Mrs.
Brown's fourth grade room.
A discussion led by Miss Ce
lia Walker followed the play.
"Point of Beginning," given by
Medford Footlighters.
The next meeting will be
March 19. An added attraction
will be a skit presented by
fathers.
Refreshments were served in
the cafeteria by mothers of pu
pils in the fifth xgrade.
At least four million acres of
North Dakota crop-land should
be farmed on the contour. The
North Dakota Agricultural col
lege estimated that improved
yields on contoured land could
add about $4,000,000 to the state
annual income.
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Future Teachers
To Be Honored
A covered dish dinner, hon
oring Future Teachers of Ameri
ca and foreign students has been
planned by Delta Kappa Gam
ma, honor society for women ed
ucators. Orginally planned for
March 7, date of the event has
been advanced to Thursday,
February 28, the group announc
edt oday. .
It will be held at Medford
High school cafteria at 6 p.m.
"Recruitment" will be the
meeting topic. Mrs. Betty Lou
Dunlop of Southern Oregon col
lege will welcome the group and
Mrs. Mae Richardson, Miss Flor
ence Allen and Mrs. Merle
Woodward will talk on "Re
wards in Teaching."
Hostesses for the dinner will
be Mrs. Virginia Wait, Miss Vida
Scripter, Mrs. Iona Taylor, Mrs.
Frances Klein, Mrs. Luella Mor
ris, and Mrs. Precia Medley.
Marriage Counselor
Speaker for Group
Jackson School Study . club
met Thursday, Feb. 21 at the
home of Mrs. John B. Lynch,
139 Kenwood avenue. Seventeen
attended.
Guest speaker was Ben H.
Schmidt, marriage and youth
counselor. The group discussed
Medford's need of such counsel
ing service, and the speaker ex
plained how free counseling is
given for the youth of the com
munity. The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Arthur Cook,
50 Kenwood avenue. Mrs. Kay
Crowell from the juvenile office
will be the guest speaker.
Rites Announced
By Masonic Lodge
Saturday Night
Coincident with past masters'
night, Medford Masonic Lodge
103 will confer a Master Mason
degree in full form Saturday,
March 2, at the Masonic temple.
Master Carl Oestreich asks
that all who plan to attend the
no-host dinner, starting at 6:30
p.m., following the first section
of the ceremony, contact him for
reservations so that adequate
preparations-may be made. ,
The second 'section in full
form will be conferred at 7:45
p.m.
Here is a new and unusual Dress Event . . .
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dresses that must be sold regardless of price
. . . So for this week only or while they last . . .
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every day until sold! Every dress from a well
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Beehive Club Plans
Meeting Wednesday
Beehive Friendship club will
meet Wednesday, February 27,
at the home of Mrs. J. A. Thom
asson, 309 Chestnut street. A
covered dish luncheon will be
served at noon.
The last meeting of the club
was held at the home of Mrs.
Ella Russell, Table Rock road.
All Rebekahs who are not past
noble grands are welcome to
attend meetings of the Beehive
club. The new president is Mrs.
John Small.
At the last meeting of Olive
Rebekah lodge, Mrs. Frank
Chapman and a committee serve
refreshments and presented a
program. Mrs. Mable Poague
sang two numbers, accompanied
by Mrs. Elsie Lewis. Mrs. Fred
Daugherty gave a reading. Mrs.
Homer Vinzant, noble grand,
presided.
Museums of Paris
Have Money Problems
Paris U.R) The once-fabu
lous museums of Paris which
drew visitors from all over the
world are seriously threatened
by lack of funds, officials said
today.
They said the Louvre, the
world's foremost art museum,
has fired one-fourth of its staff
of' guards in an economy move
Several Paris museums have
hppn forced to close some of
ihoir ealleries and the Museum
of Public Works has closed
down completely.
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held at the home of Mrs. Gay
Hallett, 347 Manzanita street,
Wednesday. Fehruarv 97 t a
p.m. Mrs. Don A. Fabe'r and
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