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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1957)
oof o 0 o o 's, a , o o o o p O'J O 0 o To0 o o . o , O O o o n U o 0 .0 o o 1 f o CO Baoa?. Jooe 8. 1687 '6 ' . CENTRAL fOINT 1,000 Attend Sf$d'u$fidn; ,Mr,. Rri fLfvdsa, 3" . Vlt. . B7 DORIS HUGftES '-ft ai . o lor hign school graduation cere-! the it,, 2 ui.. monies which took Diace in the i'oat " J inior h:gn gymnasium, Iit lUrX. T6fe V8: 33 JC Si The Grange bail was deroroted i ctfter seasonal ewers Old Bugged U.L .. 1 - .ik C T. .. a v. TV r .. Tl.Kfljv v.nimr T'rSv. .r. . i w ln rnfCS 131 students grad'.fi-.ir:. - . ::. .. - c- ! ' IOBT p:ro .5 , . r.-ft, rlas mi!1 which vgj "the rops of tfiitsv nrj; tl.g rgI! of tomorrow." ioovelrg s'ge ttas lari5 hor-iesh'i) $?itn ttsc Wotds ',,-iod lucjt ' Writteo across itTh tt.vi'-Q Jte1) feuojt ' visivrf Mo Bit father, V irtrr abort, the a'agei WS. tnir i ewrioir ex te Cross.'' was ung by Vm8n fr-'g,l year. The treet j s. Cjiscscnbusft d -ring the tableau oo'tjr "3'A dgrislg tits fvn.-. wturh cons: Red of a crowdeo-mtt- ora'rd -n.i'11 y and cala Lilies. iysa wiiri -yvajie OiDim in c J r (Br. 8-iniASs. tra- They i ' ,r . , 1 -v" 5 ' i i uu rp? k.,,m . - -t-. , rec:tati-n Ti-pr. nemner joined, nt f M j . . . n n inrr,' r ,n -r cr nr in i "n-n ' i.jinifiint.ill w . "rijpIomas"Ti-i fitg deco-1 "'ver. ratpd W.th 'Srcr'ieK on tf$r ae and in arch was 3 ftill re0t ranged by Vet chaplain. On dig- p a were O d iremorial cards. sag cite ve'se a"d chorus of Sweet Be and Bye I el -Rout 1. ve iw.ms Fr.a.!, O-.-a? "'e depicted to ci.t re:abe ,n cwasa; "em7s an fas ar- ntin? a hov or ff:rl !fa Honor pins were pirentiJ b. Colorado I v . r 'J f , W Of At Cub Scaa and , Ora'was cards and pictures c school board and H P. Jtt!fKfc- de O10.nef, Wr!r t?es.ct. sch0nl gr0vps of 65 years ago. .nru- T. C2;!;;6 'he lay. mee-i' C f spec al unrest was a srU M vSll l2 !Z!?' th, .r Tot.ei:e pa ;bfnd&y,nPl hell usod about 1890 K-t Paul Krnon e W tr i They VH MU tb -3 3 8t Me .CRnrt ir, a n.v raui roon. i werner roan nd pico.e. fts com-iuiiiis caed T-3TS lierk " After the cremonlej. $fr,.,)tendin th vt Were . jitu,fted on ?Jic lake in nonh ovr. a party was held for th, Rlcv fini McGrath, SamueP ern S:Bivbu couPfv Calif It is graduates. A danre wSj held yid I Hug.hr. Daniel "Leonard. Terry!Rr,a rell-nietal a?"J has a ten l"r -'; i-ierc oo w tpoijte. utrers jnus-ical tone 3 was m use a'1 games. Parents wt$ with th ittjiding th pirnie were Jim the tirr.e Brnee l.ei attended i entertainment, and for th rr I Huhak. 8ryn Su! Bicfcg. WrK ! his first Jrhoni there I freshments small opeS - iared I Millia Johnson. Mr Alfretl Ti -hnnl K..itrfin h. I sandwiches were rved i'U punch. Final report Cards ift'leir Wednesday at the H. l. swgtt elementary school. Parties-e)r: held in each room for tl atu dents. George John, principal of the school, said sutrjmer school ,will run for a six weftRs period, starting Jjne 10. Classes will meet each day from 9 am. uittil noon. Classes will he for first, second and third grades. Juiiinr high school stur!en!4 also got their report Cards Wed nesday. Principal Charles A. Meytr will remain at th school until June 13 and will be; mail able to parents who wish, con sultation with him. Summer school will begin June 10, an last for six week. Cli-!ea; 'will be 9 a.m. until noon. Brownie troop 11 J. led by Mrs. Everett Grissom. held a Joint picnic with Brownv) troop 117. Leaders and helpers fSTi Hnojcer JUd Bfljrh. e- Sirs. L;t.eV Tatyfor, of fi-h-tand, laint th TlLfeay viaitinr her RSi.e.r, Mrs. oygl "GreenmatJ tit 11Z Glenfl i n a r i e s ftbanSoncd many 'years but is still ij) a good raie of preserva tion. All committee repurfs were disrujnscd with SU Hie business niettir.g vlo.b followed live pro gram. 'Mr. $nd RUg. Holly from Paele Point Grange, were recoEnned and tach spoJC6 briefly. The chaplain rcportcJ Mrs. Harry Barnburg was at liom? and recovering nicely Xollow ir:, surSHTv. w tvfr. and Mrs. Harry Haoiilton were cscortrS to the master's sl.ilwn and presented tyith a gift fron'T the Crange in honor f their g7ih 3din.J5 annioersary. Olin Poe was a'So escorv ct to the master' (ttatien to re- " " ceU'g her !! ribbon, in recogni tion of l or Services as HEC chairman of 3 &trict oue. Grange chiSed at 915 p.m. und i rrfresnmenr or assorted giazeo ionutSi ,a,nrf coffee Were served fey th? refreshment committee. Cu& Scouct tf Tito 3- Ss-ith their deO mother, Everg-.t Gr?Som, had g $icnic at Tou velle p:a;r la,st WfidnesJay. It U fh;.- final miitin tA t) r.i..i Tkv BtvH fcail I Swirx-'ft. vUitor a,n roaa'ed Weincrf. rhnrcr'i mother e ho viaited and ftsSsstts er Sir. Derftin Single. ?Irs. C Pethrgn ?(nd Mrs- Russel Pair, ftoyt present W6r Steffi Ulaplg, Harvi Grissom. James Ttainey. 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