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TWO MEDPORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Monday. September 16, 1957
Bridge Club
Has Tourney
Sixteen tables of players par
ticipated in a master point tourn
ament of Medford Duplicate
Bridge club atGirls' Commun
ity club last week. The event
was preceded by a dinner given
by the directors of the club, Mrs.
W. W. Stevenson, Mrs. Clifford
Howard, Mrs. Richard Milestone,
B. L. Sanderson, Don Reverman,
H. J. Boyd and Paul McDuffee.
Play wag in two sections, and
winners in the first section,
north-south were Mrs. Bed Todd
and Mrs. W. W. Stevenson, first,
100 points; Ray Wise and Mr.
Sanderson, second. 92Vz; Thomas
Munds and Arthur Scarseth,
third, 88 points. Winning east
west in this section were Mrs.
Josephine Clark and Mrs. Alto
Pruitt, first, 105; Mrs. Sybil
Pearson and Mrs. Oda Thoma
son, second, $1XM Mrs. Sam
Richardson and Mrs. Dolph
Phipps, third, 86V4.'
North-south winners in the B
section were Mr. Reverman and
Al Gilhousen, first, 96: Rob
ert Dickey and Paul Hatton,
second, 95; Mrs. Milestone and
Thomas Randall, , third, 92V2.
Winning east-west were Mrs.
Fred Purdin and Mrs. George
Dean, first, 109; the Howard
Boyds. second, 97; Mrs. Hatton
and Dr. Dean, third, 89V'2.
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Lady Lions List
New Committees
Coming events and commit
tee appointments occupied the
attention of Medford Lady
Lions when they met at the
home of Mrs. Earl M. Miller,
617 Park street September 10
for the first fall session.
Mrs. H. N. Christoffersen,
president of the club, appointed
Mrs. Keith Bates chairman of
the United Crusade' luncheon
to be given by the Medford
Lions' club Monday, September
23.
Sha also announced her com
mittees for the year. They ar
membership, Mrs. Louie Ruhl;
puplicity, Mrs. Glenn . L. Linn;
program, Mrs. Herbert Seitz;
flowers, cards and hospitality,
Mrs. J. A. Tomjack; ways and
' means, Mrs. Kenneth Campbell;
historian, Mrs. Joseph A. Pa
tella; parliamentarian, Mrs. Alan
Jewett; welfare, Mrs. Earl Nel-
' son and telephone, Mrs. N.
Gier.
Names of secret pals were re
vealed by exchanging handker
chiefs and cards. New names
were drawn for the coming
year.
Following the meeting desert
was served by the hostess and
her committee. Mrs. Christoffer
sen and Mrs. W. B. Dziarmaga.
Robert Bosworths
Now in California
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bosworth
are now living at 931 East San
Anselmo avenue in San Anselmo,
Calif., where Mr. Bosworth is
employed as an apprentice archi
tect in the offices of Charles
Warren Callister of Belvedere.
Mr. and Mrs. Bosworth and
small son. Brent, spent three
weeks in Medford recently after
the young man completed a six
months tour of duty with the
United States Army as a second
lieutenant. He was stationed at
Ft. Benning, Ga., and Fort Ord,
Calif.
Before returning west the Bos
worths toured Florida and mo
tored up the eastern sea coast
to New York, traveled in Can
ada, visited Chicago and arrived
in Oregon by way of Salt Lake"
. City. Mrs. Bosworth is the form
. er Corinne Wing.
Central Point Bethel
Holds Recent Meeting
Central Point Queen Helen
Hood presided for a meeting of
Bethel 38, International Order
of Job's Daughters, September
12 at the Central Point Masonic
temple.
Courtesy candidates for initia
tion practice are Miss Janice
Cambell and Miss Bonnie Knapp.
Escorted and introduced were
Miss Sally Elden, junior past
queen of Bethel 38, Miss Gail
Collins, third, messenger of the
grand bethel of Oregon, and
Mrs. Richard Stratton, past
guardian and past queen of
Bethel 38.
The refreshment committee
chairman was Miss Rebecca
Ferrell assisted by the Misses
Penny Taylor, Nancy Stewart
and Jan Bateman and their
mothers.
Officers Elected
By Luther League
Officers were elected at the
Sunday meeting of the Luther
League of Zion Lutheran church.
Miss Linda 'Slessler was elect
ed president with other officers
Miss Janice Hillerman, vice
president; Miss Margaret Tizek
ker, secretary; Albert Watson
and Miss Salli Ruele, telephone
committee; and Miss Jo Creel,
reporter.
Sponsors of the league are
Mr. and Mrs. William Gates and
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Davis.
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During the past 30 years, the
total production of milk in Cali
fornia has increased at an avei
age rate of, 2.4 per. cent per
year.
Women of Moose
Announce Events;
Plan Initiation
Mrs. Robert H. Lee, Ashland,
was voted membership in Wom
en of the Moose at a meeting
September 11 in Moose hall.
She will -be initiated at a meet
ing September 25.
Mrs. Clarence Pfnister pre
sented the Loyal Order of the
Moose with a warrant for help
on the dog show.
Star Recorder day will be
held in Roseburg September 29.
All co-workers are invited to
attend.
The senior regent, Mrs. Leo
Webster, asked all committee
chairmen to begin work on their
projects for the spring carnival
March 17.
Friendship meetings are to
held every third Wednesday in
stead of every third Tuesday.
The next meeting .will be at
Mrs. Richard Pruitt's home, 629
J street, October 23.
A "come - as - you - are party"
will be held sometime this
month. The audit has been set
for Tuesday, October 8, at the
home of Mrs. John Summer
field, 345 North Fifth street,
Central Point.
The publicity committee of
WOTM will hold a rummage
sale at the Fehl building, 103
North Ivy street, Thursday, Sep
tember 19. Anyone with rum
age to donate is asked to con
tact Mrs. Gaswint at SP 3-5243,
Mrs. Leo Webster at SP 3-3043,
or Mrs. Bud Wilson at SP 2-2354.
Speakers' Group
Holds Meeting at
Community Club
Medford Toastmistress club
met fast Monday evening at
Girls' Community club.
Mrs. James Van der Steen,
toastmistress for the evening,
introduced Mrs. Frank Dorigan
and Mrs. Willis Williams. Mrs.
Dorigan's speech was titled, "A
Vacation Wonderlarid." She told
of the many vacation advantages
and the beauties of Mt. Lassen
National park. Mrs. Williams'
subject was. "Gestures Are Im
portant in Speech Making."
Mrs. Arnold Bohnert gave the
educational talk. Her speech out
lined procedure for contest
speakers and judges. Mrs. Clar
ence Redmond gave the invoca
tion, and Mrs. Effie Kurtz, presi
dent of the club, read "Bless
This House Oh Lord," and ex
pressed appreciation for the
privilege of meeting in the beau
tiful new clubhouse.
Mrs. Ethel Mclntyre acted as
topicmistress. She assigned mis
cellaneous topics to 10 speakers
for two-minute speeches.
Mrs. Charles Thatcher ' was
times; Mrs. Roy Rolls,, lexicolo
gist; Mrs. Wallace Haskins,
speech evaluator; Mrs. John
Schroeder, program evaluator,
and Mrs. Wallace Martin was
hostess for the evening.
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Senior Citizens
Day Announced
Plans for Senior Citizens' day
will be made at a meeting of
Medford Townsend club and
auxiliary Wednesday, September
18, at 12:30 p.m. at Carpenters'
hall. Senior Citizens' day, Sep
tember 25, observes the founding
of the clubs.
A program suitable to the oc
casion will hp Dlanned. accord
ing to the chairman, Mrs. Thorn
ton Arnold.
At last Wednesday's club
meeting 25 members were pres
ent. Visitors were-Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Cofer, of the North Bend
Townsend club. Mr. Cofer talk
ed on Townsend Bill No. H.R.
7086 now-pending in the 85th
U.S. Congress. Mr. Cofer is
chairman of the 4th district
Townsend council of Oregon.
Women are reminded to bring
pies for the next club meeting.
The meeting closed .with a
penny march, readings and mu
sic fort dancing.
Visitors are welcome at all
Townsend club meetings.
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Sorority Gives
Tea on Saturday
A preferential tea honoring
rushees of Alpha Lambda chap
ter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha soror
ity was held Saturday, Septem
ber 14 at the home of Mrs.
George Ice, 821 Dakota avenue.
Epsilon Sigma Alpha is a
philanthropic, social and educa
tional sorority. All chapters in
Oregon support the Children?'
Hospital school in Eugene. Alpha
Lambda is active locally in all
Easter Seal work, supports the
civic music membership drive
and the Ground Observer corps
among other projects.
Guests attending the tea were
Mrs. Wiliam B. Johnston, Mrs.
John W. Morgan and Mrs. John
Reed.
. A pledge and affiliation cere
mony will be given Monday eve
ning, September 23. Pledging at
this time are to be Mrs. Harold
Clift, Mrs. Dean Eppinger and
Mrs. John Reed. Those who will
be affiliating' with Alpha Lamb
da chapter are Mrs. cnaries
tlark from Alpha Iota, Grants
Pass; Mrs. John W. Morgan from
Beta Iota, Roseburg and Mrs.
Ted Zahnow from Alpha Eta,
Helena, Mont.
The -name Mrs. Don Browne
was inadvertently omitted from
the list of guests attending the
"Pink Party" September 5.
Slides of Capital
To Be Shown for
Eagle Point PTSA
Eagle Point Featured on the
opening program for this 'season
of the Eagle Point High school
Parent-Teacher-Student associa
tion will be colored slides of
Washington, D.C. Gail Schop
pert, boys physical education in
structor, made the slides dur
ing his recent stay in the nation's
capitol and will show them with
his own narration. v
Mrs. Stewart Hopper will
speak of the scholarships which
are available to students through
the P.T.A. and the classroom
teachers association.
A proposal budget and project
for the year will be discussed
and voted upon; and faculty
members are to be introduced
during the evening. The meeting
place is the high school library
at 8 p.m., Wednesday, Septem
ber 18. All parents of high school
students as well as students
themselves are invited to attend.
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Relatives Visit
Enroute to College
Ma-, and Mrs. Richard Mc
Guire visited recently in the
home of Mrs. McGuire's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Coleman,
1115 East Eleventh street, Med
ford. Mrs. McGuire, the former
Miss Carolyn Coleman, also
visited her sister Mrs. Neil
Arant and her family in Grants
Pass.
The McGuires.are enroute to
Spokane, Wash., where Mr. Mc
Guire will enter Whitworth col
lege for his senior year. Last
June Mrs. McGuire was gradu
ated from Emanuel School of
Nursing, Portland.
Meeting Announced
For Pythian Sisters
Pythian Sisters will meet
Tuesday, September 17 at the
Pythian building. The committee
for the evening will be Mrs. Joe
Cook and Mrs. Earle Fichtner.
Pythian club met last Tues
day with Mrs. Walter Cummings.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Cummings and Mrs. Ed
ward Bostwick. Cards were
played with Mrs. Audley White
winning first prize and Mrs.
George Thomas second.
Barbecue Honors
School Personnel
Of Shady Cove
Shady Cove A barbecue for
the personnel of ' the Shady Cove
school was held Friday evening,
September 6 oft the lawn of he
home of Mr. and Mrs. Travis
Littlefield in Shady Cove. The
food was prepared and served by
Mrs. Jack Ross, William Shep
herd and Mr. Littlefield.
Returning this year as prin
cipal is William Shepherd, who
had previously served . several
years as principal poor to his
leaving to become : coach at a
Medford school four years ago.
. Shady Cove has one new
teacher this year, Mrs. Jeannette
Thompson of .Ashland, who is
teaching the fifth grade.
Teachers, their families and
others present were Mr. and
Mrs. William Shepherd and son,
Danny, Mrs. Agnes Brown, Wil
liam Croucher, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Briggs and daughter, Phyllis,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Greenley,
Mrs. Jeanette Thompson, Mrs.
Ted Conway, Miss Grace Big
ham, Mr. arid Mrs. Edgar Vah
derlip, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Learn
ing and children, Marilyn, Ed
ward and Steven, Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Kee and daughter, Cecelia,
Mrs. Thelma Reinning, Mrs.
Jack Ross, Mrs. Josephine Ver
don and the host and hostess, Mr.
and Mrs. Littlefield.
Mr. Vanderlip is chairman of
the School Board and Ed Learn
ing and Cecil Kee are Board
Members.
'My Fair Lady Assured
Of Success in London
London (IP) Drury Lane
Theater officials happily report
ed today that the musical "My
Fair Lady" is going to be a hit.
The show opens at the Drury
Lane April 30. Officials said they
had received $84,000 in ticket ap
plications already, although the
box office does not open until
next month.
Meeting Planned
By Prospect Club
Prospect "Preparing Roses
for Shows" will be the topic for
a meeting of Prospect Garden
club Tuesday, September 17. It
will be held at '1 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. Hazel Ulrich, and
the material on roses- will be
given by Mrs. Albert Estin.
Officers for the year are Mrs.
Everett Shafer, president; Mrs.
John Gartman, first vice presi
dent; Mrs. Paul R. Doe, second
vice president; Mrs. John David
son, recording secretary; Mrs.
Robert Conger, corresponding
secretary and Mrs. Ella Warren,
treasurer.
Jaycettes
Medford 'Jaycettes will meet
at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Septem
ber 18 at the home of Mrs. Ted
McLean, 335 Maple street. Co
hostesses will be Mrs. Arthur
Bostock and Mrs. James Judd.
Teachers and other personnel of the Shady Cove school and
their families gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Little-;
field on the River road recently for a barbecue to mark the
opening of the new school year. Shown (above) are Mr. Little
field, custodian of the school, serving Mrs. R. J. Reinning,
school clerk, and Arthur Greenley, whose wife, Alice, teaches
the second grade. The dinner provided an opportunity for new
teachers to become acquainted and shown (below) are Miss Jean
nette Thompson, new fifth grade and physical education teacher
talking with Ed Learning (center) school board member and the
school's principal, William Shepherd, who last year was coach
at McLoughlin Junior High school in Medford.
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