FOUR MEDFORD (OREGON)
Program Announced
On Chrysanthemums
A program on chrysanthe
mums will be given by Mrs. E.
J. Lathrop at the Wednesday,
October 9, meeting of the Roxy
Gardeners. The meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Lathrop on
Gregory road at 1 p.m. She will
be assisted by Mrs. Robert
Stokes. -
Those interested in gardening
are invited to attend. Informa
tion may be obtained by calling
Mrs. W. A. Lowery, SPring
2-5789.
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Civic Music Campaign Opens;
Rudie Sinfonietta Announced
The Rudie Sinfonietta, with
eleven instrumentalists . and
three soloists, will appear on
the 1957-58 Jackson County
Civic Music association series,
Seth Eullis, president, an
nounced today. "We feel that
we are extremely fortunate to
secure such an outstanding
group," Mr. Bullis said.
Robert Rudie, conductor and
violinist, has appeared at the
music festival at Aspen, Colo.,
and the Casal's festival at
Prades, France. Featured with
the ensemble will be a baritone,
soprano and harp soloist.
"This year we will have a var
ied and outstanding series of
concerts as has been our tradi
tion irr the past seventeen
years," Mr. Bullis added. Other
concerts of the series will be
announced at the end of the
present membership enrollment
week.
Officers, chairmen and work
ers are invited to the annual
"kick off" dinner Monday, Oc
tober 7, at 6:30 p.m. in the Pio
neer room 'of the Jackson hotel.
Enrollment week will 'extend
through, Saturday, October. 12.
About 150 guests have made
reservations for the dinner. Mr.
Bullis will conduct the meeting
and Mrs. David Davis, regional
director from the New York of
fices of Civic Concert Service,
who is in Medford to assist the
local committee, will speak.
Mrs. William Duhaime, enroll
ment chairman, will instruct the
workers. Headquarters have
been established in the Puruck
er Piano House, 111 North Cen
tral avenue, and will be staffed
from 9:30 a.m. through 5:30 p.m.
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Sunday, October 6, 1957
each day of enrollment week.
The telephone is SPring 2-2312.
Memberships are the same as in
past years. S6 for adults, S3 for
students. Memberships may only
be purchased during Enrollment
week. Tickets are never sold for
single concerts.
Bridge Players
Enter Tournament
Fourteen members of the
Medford Duplicate Bridge club
will play in an individual tour
nament in two sessions this
afternoon and evening in Grants
Pass. The play will be held at
the Elks club.
At the last meeting of the
group Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Bell
of Santa Maria, Calif., were
visitors. Following the play re
freshments were served by Mrs.
Floyd Johnson.
High scores in the east-west
position at the monthly session
of master point play were Mrs.
W. W. Stevenson arid Roy Pruitt
with 132. High in the north-south
position were Mrs. Clifford How
ard and Jack Harris with 146.
Other players and their points
in the east-west position were
Mr. arid Mrs. Paul Hatton, 128 Vz;
Mrs. Marrs Gibbons and Miss
Isobel Stuart, 126;and Mrs. Rob
ert Elliott and Robert Dickey,
123',$.
With the north-south position
were Mrs. Al Gilhousen and
Mrs. Frank Baker, 142V2, How
ard Boyd and George Rode,
HWz; and Mrs. E. L. Miller
and Richard Milestone, 125 Vi.
There were lVz tables of play
at the meeting in the Girls Com
munity club.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Blake Maddox. married September 7
in St. Mark's Episcopal church, Palo Alio, Calif., are shown
coming down the aisle after the ceremony. Before her marriage
Mrs. Maddox was Linda Beth Towle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Towle, Palo Alto, and the bridegroom is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. George E. Maddox. 340 South Groveland avenue, Med
ford. Mr. and Mrs. Maddox were in Palo Alto for the wedding,
and the bridegroom's sister, Mrs. A. L. Clay, Medford, sang for
the ceremony.
Founders7 Day
By Mfedford Voters' League
The coming Founders day tea
of the Medford League of Wom
en Voters was discussed Tuesday
evening at a meeting of League
board members at the home of
Mrs. Hugh Collins, president.
The affair is planned for early
November in honor of the wom
en who formed the Medford
League in 1939.
Members also made plans for
the October 26 general meeting
which will concern the League's
national study item on individ
ual liberties. Mrs. Virginia Sher
wood is in charge of the study.
It deals with the "evaluation of
the federal loyalty-security pro
grams, with recognition of the
need for safeguarding national
security and protecting individ
ual liberties," she reported.
The board decided to send
monthly news , bulletins to wom
en who attend League functions
and show interest in participa
tion in study units and other
activities.
All women interested are wel
come to attend the monthly
study units, Mrs. Collins said.
The morning unit meets the
third Wednesday of each month
at the home of Mrs. C. Elwood
Hedberg, 1206 East Main st.,
and the evening unit meets the
fourth Monday at the home of
Mrs. Justin SmitH, 21 Geneva st.
Names of the six appointive
directors to the board of the
League of Women Voters of Ore
gon were announced at the first
fall meeting of the board held
y-ecently in Portland.
iney are ivirs. is.atnerme fieaa,
Corvallis, state membership
chairman; Mrs. Alexander Levy,
Portland, chairman of interna
tional items on the study pro
gram; Mrs. Robert W. Swanson,
Portland, voters service chair
man; Mrs. C. C. Haliski, Coos
Bay, individual liberties study
program; Mrs. K. E. Montgom-
Tea Announced
ery, t-ugene, state organization
chairman.
Mrs. Charles E. Ford, Eugene,
state league president, an
nounced that Mrs. Justin Smith,
Medford, had accepted the state
chairmanship of national domes
tic items on the study program.
Completing the" list of new ap
pointments, Mrs. Ford said Mrs.
S. N. Stanley, Beaverton, will
serve as chairman of the league
interim committee to evaluate
the legislative processes and
program of the league in Ore
gon. Mrs. Richard H. Wilcox, Bea
verton, and Mrs. K. E. Montgom
ery, Eugene, will represent the
Oregon league at the regional
conference of 10 western states
in Salt Lake City October 8, 9
and 10. The delegates will dis
cuss changing patterns in local
government and league organi
zations. Mrs. Ronald H. Campbell, Cor
vallis, past state president, con
ducted a training school for the
board in the morning session of
the all-day Portland meeting.
Women Attend
Council Session
Four members from Alpha
Lambda chapter of Medford at
tended the Oregon State council
meeting of Epsilon Sigma Alpha
International sorority held last
week-end in Salem.
Delegates were Mrs. Chester
Peterson, Mrs. Howard Phillips,
Mrs. Lyman Smith, and Mrs.
Thomas Makris.
Special guest speaker Sunday
was George Safford, managing
director of the Children's Hou
pital in Eugene.
The Hospital school is the
chief philanthropic project for
all Oregon chapters. Last year
contributions totaled over $6,000.
LA goal of $10,000 has been set
for tne coming year.
Alpha Lambda chapter . will
conduct a sale of candy mints
during the month of October. En
tire proceeds will be donated to
the school.
On the return trip Sunday af
ternoon, the four members
stopped at the school and Mr.
Safford conducted them on a
tour of the class and therapy
rooms, explaining special equip
ment used by the school.
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Program Planned
For "Sideliners"
Central Point A special in
vitatioon is extended to all
"sideliners" of Nevita chapter,
Order of Eastern Star, to attend
the next stated meeting of the
chapter Tuesday, October 8, at
which time they will be honor
ed. Committee chairman for the
evening are Mrs. Calvin McKib
ben. refreshments, and Mrs. Sam
Mallon, decorations.
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County Study By
A "Know Your County" study
concerning Jackson county gov
ernment structure and adminis
tration has been undertaken by
the Medford League of Women
Voters, according to a decision
made at last Saturday's general
meeting of the League.
The project's aim is to "gather
readable, factual and helpful in
formation so that the average
citizen or student can find his
way around in Jackson county
government," Mrs. Dunbar Car
penter, co-chairman for the
study, reported.
It is planned that the two
year survey will provide knowl
edge which will make citizens
"feel comfortable in knowing
the functions and services of
each county department," she
said.
Preliminary steps in the
"Know Your County" survey be
gan with interviews with the
county court and with Mrs.
Bereth Hopkins, county clerk.
All expressed their wholehearted
support of the program and plan
to help provide information for
the study. -
The decision to undertake the
project followed a study of the
need for more understanding of
county government, Mrs. Car
penter declared. Leagues
throughout the United ' States
work on similar studies, using
the non-partisan, objective ap
proach of the organization.
Numerous suggestions cott
cerning a need for such an ob
jective record of Jackson county
government have been made to
Mrs. Ward Spatz
To Speak for Club
Phoenix Mrs. Ward B. Spatz
of Medford Rose society will
speak on "Roses" at the next
meeting of Phoenix Garden club.
It will be held at 1:00 p.m. Fri
day, October 11 at Phoenix Com
munity club.
Hostesses for the meeting will
be Mrs. Leo Thomas, Mrs. Walt
er Germer, Mrs. Cleveland Peeb
ler, and Mrs. B. C. Richards. '
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League Announced
the League. Mrs. Carpenter said
that there is a noticeable short
age of county government in
formation. Because the Medford library
is not set up to care for the ex
pensive and specialized field of
documents, there are no archives
available there.
The first section of the study,
related to the historical back
ground and the economic and
geographic aspects of this area,
is to be compiled this fall.
Later sections will include the
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county in relation to the state
constitution, its political organi
tion, electoral process and other
material.
League members expect to
make the information available
for use in schools and other
agencies, as well as in League
study units.
All members of the "Know
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Mrs. Thomas Rutter, Mrs. Harry.
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