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Sunday, October 20. 1357 fLnter Member
Honored at Tea
Members of Chapter CG of The
PEO sisterhood wero ht?5sr?
October 12 for a tea which hon
ored Mrs. E. L. Bartholomew,
chapter member, was recently
elected treasurer of the Oregon
state chapter of PEO.
The tea was held -t the home
of Mrs. G. T. Haupert. 222 Val
ley View drive. Members of the
three other Medford chapters
were invited, as well as state
executive board members.
Pouring during the afternoon
j were Mrs. Niies B. Smith, Mrs
Raymond E. Mencke. Mrs. R. C.
Beatty and Mrs. X. II. Glacifelt
i er, past presidents of Chapter
CG.
Among the gue1s was Mrs.
;E. E. Vehrs. Grants Pass, first
vice-president of the stale chap-
! ter.
pevg; Susannah Guild
Adopts Budget
At Last Session
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busannah esleyan Service
guild approved the proposed
Food Associates
To Meet Monday
"'How to eat for a healthy
htart"' will be the topic of a talk
by Miss Anna Streed for Med
ford Xatural Food Associates
Men Invited to
Republican Event
Miss Donna Davis
Tell Engagement
Of Donna Davis,
Robert Jennings
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Davis,
3731 HiLsinger road, Medford,
the engagement of
nnounce
budget for the year at the Oc-' chapter October 21. The role of
tober meeting held Monday ! ats and cholesterol, lecithin,
evening. Mrs. O. P. Taylor, co- j calcium. Vitamins B. C. and '
ordinator for the group, explain-! in maintains the health of the
ed the distribution of expenses. ! heart will be reviewed as told
Funds were pledged to home and j in ''Feel Like a Million" by
foreign missions, and to confer-', Catharyn Elwood M.S., nutri
ence work which includes the j tionist.
iueinoaist nome at balem. The a report of the Washington
guild also has "adopted- two state convention of XFA will be
Miss Janet Peterson
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Janet Peterson
To Become Bride
Of James Neely
Announcement was made in
Tacoma, Wash., recently of the
engagement of Miss Janet Peter
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
E. L. Peterson of that city, to
girls from the Fairview home at
Salem.
Plans were made to sell candy
and stationery at the annual ba
zaar to be held at First Meth
odist church Tuesday, November
I Point, with Mrs. Richard Strat-
The program for the evening : ton as co-hostoss. New members
was me pledge service, conduct-1 attending were Miss Shirley
Mrs. S. L. Bartholomew (at left) was hon
ored t lea given October 12 by members
of Chptr CG of the PEO sisterhood in rec
ognition of htr recent election as treasurer
Of th chapter. The event was held at
the home of Mrs. G. T. Haupert (center). 222
Valley View drive, and Mrs. N. H. Gladfelter,
a past president of the chapter, was one of
the members who poured.
Men of the area are again in
vited to attend a luncheon meet
ing of Jackson County Republi
can Women's club. It will be
held Monday. October 21. a! t tic ,hcir daughter. Donna, to Robert.
;Red Cross auditorium on Haw- jen.urus. son of Mr. and Mrs. ; James Neely, son of the Rev.
j thorne street. Principal sneaker ; fred Jennings. Oroville. Calif. ; and Mrs. James Neely, 1037 West
i will be James Bedingfield. Cons: Miss Davis is a graduate of j Eleventh street. Medford.
d duorney w no nas coon ac- Fhoenix High school and is a a winter weddins is nlanned
student at San Jose Bible col-! at Bethesda Baptist church in
1-'if. San Jose. Calif. Mr. Jen-1 Tacoma, with the Rev. Marion
nings is aiso a student at San . Fnnt of that church and the
.lose oihie college. j bridegroom's father officiating
I he couple plan a summer
wedding.
given by Vcrn Shangle.
The meeting will be held in
Medford High school. Room 28,
Mondav at 8 p.m. The public is
invited.
ea oy ;urs. r.vereu racer, in
which she explained the emblem
and purpose of the Wesleyan
Service guild.
The meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Faber, Central
Owens and Mrs. T. A. Carlton,
Jr.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Miss Marge Sand
fort. Monday. November 11 at
8 p.m.
Teachers Award
Scholarship to
Marie Walters
PTA Committee To Study
Program of High School
Eagle Point Miss Marie Wal-' Appointment of a committee ; Mrs. Donald Bradshaw, 4-H
ters wa awarded the 1957-58 : to study the high school educa-j leader, led the first of a series
scholarship of the Eagle point tional programs offered in Jack- of discussions on youth groups
umj, 0u... within the PTA circle of coop
schools in communities of com-
oarable size, was directed bv eration in this community. Mrs.
Classroom Teachers' association.
The announcement was made by
Don McGovern, president of the
association, at the September
meeting. Miss Walters, a 1956
graduate, received the scholar
ship on the basis of need for fi
nancial assistance, the desire for
further education, and scholastic
achievement, he said. This is her
cond year at SOC in elemen
tary education.
The scholarship of S150 is
given each year to the most de
serving applicant and may be
used in any field of study at
members of the Jackson County
Council of Parent-Teacher as
sociations at a meeting in the
Medford YMCA October 16,
states Mrs. Owen Kunkel, coun
cil president.
The request for the committee
came as an outgrowth of a
school evaluation program con
ducted during the past few
months in the Ashland school
system by administrators and in
terested parents. Council mem-
ny school, the president said. . alarmi number o s.,drop
outs" among high school age
approximately one-
The only reriuirement needed to
apply for this scholarship is to j stujents
Chester Fitch, Jr., a vice-president
of the council, assisted the
youth group session.
A skit demonstrating the use
fulness of National Parent
Teacher, the PTA magazine, was
presented by Mrs. Dusenberry,
Mrs. John Huffman, Mrs. Ralph
Smith, and Mrs. Lloyd Adam
son. A skit to illustrate what is
"news" from active PTA units
was presented by Mrs. John
Schroeder, Mrs. Eaton, Mrs.
Huffman, Mrs. Morris, Mrs.
Lindstrom, Mrs. Kunkel and
Mrs. Benson.
Mrs. Schroeder announced
that a leadership training meet
ing for discussion group leaders
of the community will be held in
tive in the state's Youne Rcdu'o
lican program.
Mrs. Wayne Stine. chairman,
will preside at the noon lunch
eon. The speaker will be intro
duced by Don Stathos. acting
chairman of Jackson County ; -
Young Republican's club. i
Reservations may be marie to-: LSITIp UanCe
day with Mr. Howard Arant. I
NO 4-2419. ' Ladies auxiliary to Veterans
of Foreign Wars will sponsor a
A handful of celery slices and dance at the Camp White thea
a tablespoon of instant minced tre Monday, October 21, at 8
onion cooked with sliced carrots p.m. Music will be furnished by
add enticing flavor. This new the Musicians local 597. Those
moisture-free onion is the easy
way to add flavor to many
dishes.
In February Mr. Neely plans to
enter Pacific Lutheran college
in Tacoma.
Both Miss Peterson and Mr.
Neely are former students of
Multnomah School of the Bible,
Portland, and both are training
for work as Christian missionaries.
To bake potatoes quickly, first
wishing transportation may take j boil them in salted water 10
the bus at the Trailways depot j minutes, then finish the cooking
7:30 p.m. in the oven.
a graduate of Eagle Point , ;.. . hptwppifnn homnp; anH
high school. , I senior years in this area might
Each year the elementary and j fee alleviated by a broader tech.
Pmnt 7choo s. who form NhlTa ! ''Z FirSt Method'st hurch' ctober
sociation. donate time, effort and j stf ."J.1". ad f, ! 23 from 9:3 a m- to 12 on"
money to finance the scholarship ! "H'm,ed 0CaJ.10,nal P?" Serving as council chairmen
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t a j u i uu oil. vuui unia 11115
our county. . councils. Mrs. Rav Alder. Med-
cnairman oi tne
fund, he pointed out. The past
two years it has been raised by
a "Falulty Follies" given in
April.
Eagle Point PTA
Seeks Enrollment
Of All Fathers
"We're out to catch a man!"
is the statement just issued by
the Eagle Point Elementary Par
ent Teacher association execu
tibe board. And all for a good
cause, it has been stated. Octo
er is membership enrollment
month and an attempt is being
made to contact all fathers as
well as mothers and teachers.
It is emphasized that the head
of the family has a special place
in this parent organization in
the community.
The next meeting will be held
In the school cafeteria at 8 p.m.,
Tuesday. October 22. Featured
speaker of the evening will be
Lawrence Tweedy, counselor for
the Jackson County Juvenile de
partment. He will discuss all
age groups, and a question and
answer period is to follow.
The annual fund raiser tickets
will be available for the spa
ghetti dinner to be held No
vember 8. A project for the year
will be voted upon.
Child care will be provided.
committee ; ford. and Mrs. C. F. Conley. Ash-
will be Mrs. Leigh Gustison, ! ianoj: bulletin, Mrs. C. W. An
school education chairman of j horn. Central Point; civil de
the council, and committee mem- ' fense. Mrs. Ross Minneci. Med
bers will be representative of i ford; congress publications. Mrs.
the several areas of the county. w. B. Smith, Phoenix; Great De
The committee will attempt to i cisions, Bruce Metzger. Oak
evaluate the extent of the need j Grove; health, Mrs. Arthur
for a wider vocational program. 1 Boye. Gold Hill: historian. Mrs.
and to determine how other com- ; w. r. Glass, Medford; hospitali
mumties of comparable size ; tv, Mrs. H. S. Morris. Medford:
have met similar needs. ! juvenile protection, Lawrence
Mrs. H. S. Morris, hospitality Tweed y. Ruch; legislation,
chairman, and Mrs. Thomas Eat-1 Claude Thompson. Central
on. first vice-president, led a dis-! Point: membership, Mrs. E. J.
cussion group on the value of j Lindstrom, Medford: National
the room reprsentatives in a Parent-Teacher, Mrs. Lewis Dus
local PTA unit. Mrs. E. J. Lind- : enberry. Trail; program and
strom. membership chairman, . Founder's day, Mrs. Thomas
Mrs. Lewis Dusenberry, maga- ; Eaton, Howard; publicity, Mrs.
zine chairman, and Mrs. John ! John Benson. Medford: reading
Benson, publicity chairman, took ! and library service. Mrs. Gail
the theme of "Teamwork" for i Buffington, Ruch; school educa
their discussion group. Mrs. : tion, Mrs. Leigh Gustison. Med
Kunkel and Mrs. Gustison had ford: spiritual life. Mrs. Frank
a "let's talk it over" session for lin Gebhard, Central Point: and
unit presidents. Herbert Part-' tuition scholarship, Mrs. John
ridge. YMCA social director, and Carter. Medford.
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