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Loyalty-Security
To Be Discussed
Discus-ion of the federal ley-'
alty-t'Ciirity programs, with re-'
cognition of the need for safe-
i uardinp national security and
protecting individual liberties," i
will take place at the general j
meeting of the Modford League ;
of Women Voters Saturday. Oct-j
ober 26. j
All persons inlerested are in-j
vited to the 12:30 p.m. lunch-!
eon meeting at Rogue Valley .
Country club. j
Mrs. Virginia Sherwood.;
chairman of the individual liber
ties study item for the League,
is in charge of the program. She
will present a short film. '"Kill
Only the Ivy." produced by the
League of Women Voters of the
United States and concerned J
with case histories related to
the loyalty-security program.
Committee members leading j
the discussion will include Miss
: Elizabeth McGalliard. Mrs. G. R. ;
: Ringo and Miss Helen Webster.
: The individual liberties study
item was adopted by the league
at its national convention in
Chicago last year. In the study,
being made by Leagues through
out the U. S.. members will "at
tempt to develop a framework
. in which to evaluate the loyalty-
: security programs." the group '
, reported. j
"A look will be taken at vary-
ing concepts of both national :
security and individual liberties, j
as well as at some of the League's j
: own nrineinles of eovernment: I
representative government and
individual liberties: clearly fix
ed lines of responsibility: gov
ernmental effeciency and econ-
1 omy. a merit system for selec
tion, retention, and promotion of
: personnel: and domestic policies
which facilitate the solution of
international problems." the re-;
port said. j
Reservation for the luncheon j
i meeting may be made by calling
1 Mrs. Fred Carr, Spring 2-6619.
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Sunday, October 20, 1957
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Program
By League
Mrs. Justin Smith. 21 Geneva
street, will be hostess to the
evening study unit of the League
of Women Voters Monday, Oct
ober 28, at 8 p.m.
Discussion will center on con
servation of water resources,
a topic under study by leagues
throughout the United States.
The monthly unit meetings
are open to all women interest
ed, according to Mrs. Ogden Kel
logg, Gold Hill, who is in
charge of the program.
Couple to Spend
Winter in South
Mr. and Mrs. James Pree
planned to leave this morning
for Albuquerque, N.M., where
they will spend several weeks.
Later the couple plan to spend
some time in Phoenix, Ariz., and
after the Christmas holidays they
will continue to Mexico for the
remainder of the winter.
They were accompanied by
their daughter. Miss Barbara
Pree, who has been in Medford
while on leave from the Wom
en's Air Force. Miss Pree has
been stationed at Lackland Air
Force base in San Antonio, Tex.,
and her second assignment is for
radar training at Kirtland Air
Force base, Albuquerque.
The Prces plan to return to
Medford in early spring.
Program Planned
For Presbyterians
Mrs. William Bray, wife of
Dr. Bray, professor of theology
in Kwansie Gakum university
in Japan, will speak on Japan
at the Women's Association of
First Presbyterian church meet
ing Tuesday. October 22, at
12:30 p.m. Mrs. Bray will illust
rate her talk with slides of the
country and people.
Election of officers for the
coming year will be held.
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Wedding
Of Interest
In Medford
Of interest here is news of the
wedding of Robert C. McCarty,
son of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Mc
Carty, formerly oi Medford and
now of Santa Rosa. Calif. His
bride is the former Junis Jean
Wells, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
L. J. Weils. Santa Rosa, and the
wedding took place October 13
at Presbyterian Church of the
Roses. The Rev. William M.
Bowen officiated.
The newlyweds spent a hon
eymoon in Carniel and are liv
ing in Santa Rosa.
Given in marriage by her fa
ther, the bride wore a ballerina
gown of tulle over satin with
satin cummerbund and bustle.
A headpiece of lace and pearls,
with orange blossoms that had
belonged to her great grand
mother, held her silk illusion
veil and she carried carnations
and stephanotis with a white
orchid.
Mrs. Carl Holz was matron-of-honor
for her sister and Mrs.
Meade Xordyke Jr., was brides
matron. They wore ballerina
frocks of white nylon sheer
with aquamarine embroidery
and carried aquamarine carna
tions. John Gallien. Modesto, was
best man and Oscar Dovell and
Carl Holz were ushers.
The reception was held in the
church social hall. Assisting
were Miss Rosalie Rocca. Sono
ma: Mrs. Donald Pioleiti. Cas
tro Valley, Miss Donna Norton,
Hayward and Miss Patricia
Sheppard.
Mrs. Wells wore a royal blue
wool jersey sheath with satin
cummerbund, matching hat and
gray accessories. Mrs. McCarty
wore a royal purple bolero gown
with pink accessories. Their
flowers were orchids.
The bride attended Santa
Rosa High school and Junior
college, and is a member of a
Sonoma county pioneer family.
The bridegroom attended Med
ford High school before the
family moved to California and
was graduated from Santa Rosa
High school. He served four
years in the United States Coast
gv.ard and plans to enroll at
Humboldt State college, Areata,
Calif., in February.
Missionary Circles
Announce Meetings
White Cross Missionary circles
i of the Women's Fellowship of
i First Baptist church will hold
i meetings Tuesday, October 22.
! All sessions will start at 10:30
j a.m. and the hostesses will fur
! nish coffee. Those attending
should take a sack lunch, and
scissors for work.
Martha circle will meet with
Mrs. Crocker Hunter Sr.. 50
Valleyview drive. Mrs. Donn
Piatt is chairman. Ruth circle,
with Mrs. Dora Brantley as
chairman, will meet at Mrs. Ed
gar Sitton's home, 324 Vancouv
er avenue. Mrs. Don Minear,
Jacksonville - Phoenix road, will
be hostess to Esther circle; Mrs.
N. A. Mead is chairman.
Lydia circle, with Mrs. Garry
Shuler as chairman, will meet
Thursday, October 24. at 7:30
p.m., with Mrs. Carl Whitmore,
3250 North Pacific highway
(Valley Motel).
Lois circle will meet Monday,
October 28. at 7:30 p.m. at the
Walter Olson home. 1351 Kings
highway. Mrs. Elvia Wood is
circle chairman.
Ruth Esther Guild
Announces Topic
Japan will be the topic for
a talk and films at the Ruth
Esther Wesleyan Service guild
meeting Monday, October 21, at
the First Methodist church at
7:30 p.m.
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Robert Reinholdt
(Classic photo)
Robert Reinholdt
Heads Association
Robert B. Reinholdt. Ashland,
has been elected president of the
Oregon Shakespearean Festival
association.
Born in Portland, he attend
ed Portland schools. Willamette
university and Oregon State col
lege. He was manager of Albany
radio station KWIL between
1943 and 1946. when he became
manager of ishland radio sta
tion KWIN.
In 1948, he joined the firm
Wiley and Reinholdt, Insurance
agency, in Ashland. He is a
member of the Elks club and
the Masons.
Glamour Guide
Ways of making the most of i
natural beauty, the best use of
cosmetics, tips for sparking con
versation, how to dress, and diet
and exercise are covered in
Eleanor King's "Glorify Your
self," which as been added to
the Medford Public library.
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Back To School i
Night Announced
In Central Point
Central Point George Johns, i
principal of Jewett Elementary
schol and C. A. Meyer, principal
of Central Point Elementary and
Junior High schools, announce
that on Tuesday, October 22, the
schools and the Parent-Teacher
association will sponsor a "Back
to School" night.
Jewett Elementary and the
Central Point Elementary
schools will be open from 7 to
7:50 p.m. At 8 p.m. all parents
of the Junior High school stu
dents will go through their
schedule. Class periods will be
10 minutes, the entire schedule
taking 80 minutes.
This evening is designed for
better understanding and co
operation between the home and
the school, and school officials
believe that much more can be
accomplished if the teacher and
the parents can meet without the
children being present, it is
stated. Main purpose of this
"Back to School'' night is to give
the parents a chance to see and
hear the teacher display books
and materials used, and review
the subject material covered in
that grade, those in charge state.
The PTA will sell refresh
ments in Jewett and Central
Point Elementary school cafe
terias during the evening.
Membership cards for all PTA
members may be picked up that
evening at Ihe schools. Thus far
there are 650 paid memberships
for the 1957-1958 year.
Shrubs, Bulb Storage
Topic for Gardeners
Shrubs with two tone leaves
and bulb storage will be dis
cussed at the Howard Garden
club meeting Tuesday, October
22. The meeting will be held
at 1 p.m. at Harmony hall,
Friends church.
Mrs. L. C. McRay will speak
and Mrs. G. W. McBee and Mrs.
James Wicker will be co-hostesses
for the event.
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