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o TWO MTDFOFD rOFEGC) MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday. Jun 11. 1957 Society Women's, Girls' ! Softball Team To Be Organized Installation Held In Jacksonville Jacksonville Installation ol officers was held at the last, meeting of Jacksonville Garden i club, with Mrs. H. O. Smith of Cave Junction conducting the ceremony. Installed were Clair Hanlpy, president; Mrs. Lee Stone, second vice-president. Mrs Wilms Krebs. secretary; .Mrs. Birch, librarian and Mrs. James Noble, treasurer. New officers were presented corsages mane by Mrs. Lee Wright. Mrs Harold Reid. first vice-president, will be installed later. Mrs. Jennie Hcrslof. Apple pate. Mrs. Stanton Rowell. Grants Pass: Mrs. Effie Smith. Cave Junction and Mrs. Ona ; Point Mr. and Mr. Paul. Medford. were guests. B A. Clark, Crater Lake high Mrs. Lee Stone was elected 1 way. have returned from a delegate to the convention of . month's trip to Hawaii. The Oregon Federation of Garden ! travelers visited Mr. Clark's clubs to be held in Coos Bay ' sister. Miss Minnie Clark, who later this month. makes her home with Dr. and Mrs Wilma Krebs was elected Mrs. E. S. Sarvis at Naalehu. second delegate, with Mrs. Ft. T. i on the island of Hawaii. They Nichol, retiring president, as al- also spent some time in Hono ternate. lulu. Mrs. Nichols thanked her com-j The couple made the trip by mittees for their work the past air. year. Those having birthdays t h e i Cak Supram last four montb were honored For an easily prepared party and each received a jar of orange ' dessert, make a cake with an in blossom honey. j stant white cake mix. Bake in a Mrs. Minnie Offenbachef. Mrs. ! 13xl9x2-inch pan. Cut into Lee Stone and Mrs. Dee Hend-j squares. Top each square with rickson took charge of the tea , a scoop of mint or pistachio ice table. Mrs. Lte Wright and Mrs. j cream and add a spoonful of Nichols poured. ! chocolate sauce. Medford YMCA is organizing a women s and g:ri" sof'.baii team for summer play. First practice will be held Thursday, June 13, at 6 p.m. at the Mc Loughlin Junior High school field, and all women and girls interested in playing Softball Miss are invited to attend. If enough interest is shown, more than one team will be or ganized. Practices will be held every Thursday, beginning at 6 o clock. Those turning out for practice are asked to take a soft ball glove. Further information may be obtained bv calling the YMCA, SP 2-6295. Travelers Home Low Echo Staff Now Complete; Four Camping Periods Planned The staff has been completed , for this summer's program at j Low Echo. Girl Scout estab i lished camp, the Rogue Valley j Area camp committee reports. Miss Irene Knox of College j . Park, Md., is returning to Low I Echo for her third year as di-1 i rector. Miss Virginia Mclntire j Misses Janet Anderson and Sara Turner. Central Point; Miss Hen rietta Tate, Burns, and Miss Marilyn Olson of Medford. Mrs. Myrtle Ferns of Phoenix is returning as cook and will be assisted by Mrs. Edith Ham ilton. Medford, and Miss Iretta , McClure, Estacada. Ore. Bill of Long Beach. Calif., will be assistant director. Miss Viola Sampert. R. N., will serve as ramp nurse this jear. a position she also held three years ago; prior to this she worked at Rogue Valley hospital. Mrs. Ivah Jane Murray is re turning as nature and conserva tion specialist: crafts director will be Miss Jean Lewis of Co lumbus, Ohio. Waterfront di rector will be Miss Dolores Schleiehert: this will be her second year at Low Echo; and she will be assisted by Sheila Spence of Medford Jackie Callan of Medford will be in charge of boating Unit leaders will be Miss Joy Adams of Medford. Miss Hazel Jones of Medford will be camp caretaker acain this year. For the first time, this year there will be a Pioneer unit at camp. This unit will accom modate 14 girls between the ages oi 13 and 17; it will be staffed by two leaders, each having her Water Safety Instructorship. Registrations for all four ses sions are open; all girls between the ages of 9 and 17 are eligible to go to camp. The first session will start July 7 and close July 14. inclusive, a full 7 day session. Mips ! The other three sessions are full ten-day sessions and will be July 15-25; July 26 August 5; August 6-16. All campers go to camp and return to Medford by Greyhound bus. leaving from the Greyhound Grimwond of Tucson. Ariz., Miss) bus garage, fourth and Apple st. Janet Thurmond of Central Those desiring to go to camp : Point. Miss Patricia Macklin of ' should register as soon as pos Columbus. Ohio, Miss Rhoda I sible to be sure of securing a res- Rorieghier of Ripon. Wise, and , ervation. Miss Priscilla Zeis of Boulder. Colo. Assistant Counselors will be Miss Carol Sellstrom of Yreka. Calif.. Miss Jayne Kill ingsworth. Miss Beverly Good, Miss Yvonne Fields and Miss Colleen Warnock, all of Med ford, Miss Sue Thorpe. Ashland, Miss Jane Worthier. Coos Bay, Miss Margot Philipps, Coquille, Miss Linda Hall. Portland, iP?' QSZEZSIE&ZB t I ! B iMrtirtlliiinilfc t w i $ 11 f7 n c ?1 T Jla" .-. 8&v?$ M m S ' o EVAPORATED O Here's your harpain-npportunity fo ppt wonderful-rlryine NEW Cannon Terry Cloth Dish Towels. ..the same towels that are making sales history at department stores across the country. Lint-free, soft and extra-absorbent, these amazing kitchen helpers dry china and glassware sparkling bright in jiffy time. Guaranteed colorfast. No limit. Stock up for your home needs and for wonderful gifts. MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED ...Add 26 for mailing... just sand 6 coupons and $1.25 for your 3 dish towels to Sago Premium Department, 350 Mission Street, San Fronctsco 5, California. Hibbard's Hardware 310 East Main Street Medford For the first time this year the girls of western Siskiyou county will not have to pay the extra two dollar fee, for out of area scouts; western Siskiyou district is now part of the Rogue Valley Area. An open house will be held at Camp Low Echo from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday, June 30, for all parents, families and friends. Those going should take a picnic lunch; coffee and punch ' will be served by the camp com mittee. There will be no visitors ' at camp during camping sessions. All camp staff, campers, pro gram aides, and counselors in training must have a physical ex amination ten days before ar rival at camp. Traveler Talks For Fellowship Mrs. A. C. Pierce, Medford, ! spoke for the last meeting of j Women's fellowship, Frist Christian church. Mrs. Pierce told of her recent tour of for eign countries, and of the work ; being accomplished by mission aries. I She brought greetings from ' the Delbert Troxell family, the Medford church's living link mis sionaries in Japan. The Trox ells are serving under the aus pices of the United Christian Missionary society. Mrs. Pierce was introduced by Mrs. Ralph Cook, program chair man. Mrs. William Piper conducted an installation and dedication service for elective officers, circle leaders, study and ser vice directors for the coming year. Mrs. Floyd Putman was elect ed worship director. Women were asked to attend a service day program scheduled for June 19. Boxes of clothing will be pack ed for the White Swan Indian mission, and housekeeping work '. will be completed in the church kitchen. ! Dedication of quarterly mis sionary offerings and the yearly "love gift" offerings was con ducted by Mrs. W. A. Denny. Mrs. Warren C. Fairbanks. Mrs. Claude Cooper and Mrs. Elmer Gott. Music for the day was pro vided by Mrs. W. C. Pcston, Nancy Marshall, Lois Rhyon, Mrs. A. F. Hoths and Mrs. Piper. : Mrs. Wayne Troxell presided and luncheon was served by Mrs. Walter Kindred's group un der the chairmanship of Mrs. Carl Pearson. i New Starting Time j Stressed for Club Medford Duplicate Bridge club has announced that begin ning tonight, play will start promptly at 7;45 p.m. Following last week's session, refreshments were served by Mrs. Dolph Phipps. North-south winners were Mrs. Frank R. Baker and Ray W'ise. first. 140 points: Mrs. Paul Hatton and Mrs. R. J. Conroy, second, 127; Mrs. Al Gilhousen and Mrs. W. W. Stevenson, third. 116; Roy Pruitt and Paul Hat ton, fourth, 105'i points. Winning east-west were the Berg Martens, first. 109: Mrs. Alto Pruitt and Dr. George Dean, second. 105: Mrs. Bernard Hughes and Mrs. Marrs Gibbons, third. 102; the Jack Mitchells, fourth, 97. Meeting Scheduled For Pythian Club Pythian club will meet to night at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. John Russell. 120 New town street. Mrs. Margaret Dav is will be co-hostess. 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