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TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday, November 8, 1357
Cards to Follow
Business Session
Of Women's Club
Scottish Rite Women's club
. will meet Monday, November
11, 8 p.m. in the Masonic tem
; pie. There will be a business
meeting, wtih bridge, pinochle,
. and canasta following.
Scottish Rite Masons will have
a stated meeting in the Lodge of
Perfection, and a stated meeting
in the Chapter of Rose Croix,
after which the twenty-fourth
degree of Scottish Rite will be
conferred upon a class of candi
dates by Fred M. Gatter and
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The men will join the ladies
for the coffee hour.
Mrs. Charles F. Hoppe will be
chairman, and Mrs. Glenn L.
Linn co-chairman for the evening.
WE WILL BE CLOSED
VETERANS DAY
MONDAY, NOV. 11
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Club Plans
Field Trip
Increasing interest in collec
tion and identification of differ
ent varieties of mushrooms to
be found in this area is evident
in the increased frequency of
field trips being made by the
Southern Oregon Mushroom
club this year.
The second trip in three
week's time is announced for
Sunday, November 10, and will
be made in the Cobleigh road
area towards Butte Falls.
"There are several unusually
delicious varieties of mushrooms
to be found this time of year in
the woods and meadows," states
Fred Lawrence, of the club.
'.'According to Dr. Alexander H.
Smith, professor of Mycology at
the University of Michigan, op
portunities are practically limit
less in finding choice mush-
i rnnms nf pvprv tvne and flavor
throughout western Oregon.
"Millions of these tasty deli
cacies go to waste yearly
through the inability of most
persons to recognize the edible
species that grow so plentifully
here."
Anyone interested in joining
the group for Sunday's trip is
asked to call Mr. Lawrence,
SPring 2-7676. The group will
meet at the Lawrence home,
1422 Euclid avenue, at 9 a.m.
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Christmas Opening Parade
Please enter.
Jrt the Christmas
Opening Parade to be held at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, No
vember 16th. Meet at Hawthorne Park.
We will be In the.
(Youth or Adult)
.group
Our theme will be
(Biblical, Christmas or Fantasy)
You may contact our chairman.
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Nora Kovach and Istvan Rabovsky. ballet dancers who have
appeared on the stage of many of the world's largest cities as
featured performers, will open the 1957-58 season for Jackson
County Civic Music association Saturday,. November 9. The pro
gram will be at Medford High school; curtain time is 8 p.m.
The two dancers first met at the Budapest Opera Ballet school,
later went to Russia where they were widely acclaimed and in
1953. when scheduled to appear in East Germany, escaped to
the Western Sector and eventually made their way to the United
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Talent Council
Sponsors Dances
Talent A series of dances
will be held at the Talent City
hall beginning November 9 at
8:30 p.m. The dances are to be
sponsored by Talent City coun
cil, and the money will go to
the building fund. Dances will
be held every second and fourth
Saturday night.
Square, circle and round danc
ing are planned, and Frances
Cronin will serve as caller.
Refreshments will be potluck,
and women attending are asked
to take sandwiches, cakes or
salads. Coffee will be served by
Talent Lions' club.
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Club Announces
Dance at Corral
Waggin Wheelers will hold a
dance Saturday, November 9, at
8:30 p.m. at the Square Corral,
Camp White. The public is in
vited, and potluck refreshments
will be served.
Douglas Decker will start a
beginner's class In square danc
ing Tuesday, November 19, at
8 p.m. at the Corral. Further in
formation may be obtained by
calling Mrs. Ed Evans, SPring
2-2428.
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Exhibit Planned
For League Tea
An exhibit of materials used
for study items underway by
the Medford League of Women
Voters will be shown at a tea
honoring founders and past presi
dents of the league Saturday,
November 9.
All women interested in the
group are invited to the event,
which will be from 3 to 4:30
p.m. in the new Red Cross build
ing on Hawthorne avenue.
Mrs. Hugh B. Collins, presi
dent, said that the group is
especially anxious that all of the
original 70 charter members at
tend. Personal invitations to the
early members are not possible
because membership records for
that period have been lost, she
said.
The study of "our government
in Jackson county" is the local
item of work . for the league;
revision of the state constitution
is the state item; and conserva
tion of water resources and
evaluation of the federal loyalty
security programs, the national
items.
Members working with each
topic are preparing visual aids,
for Saturday's tea and also will
be present to provide other in
formation. Past presidents who will be
honored at the affair are Mrs.
Justin Smith, Mrs. Stephen G.
Nye, Mrs. S. E. Phillips, Mrs.
Frank Fairweather, Mrs. R. S.
Hinman, Mrs. John Langston,
and Mrs. Robert Hiatt.
Seventy charter members
founded the Medford League in
June, 1939.
Second Session
Of Study Group
Set For Sunday
A group studying the current
year's interdenominational home
mission study "Christ, the Church
and Race" will hold its second
session in the library room of
First Methodist church at 5:30
p.m., Sunday, November 10. The
Rev. George Trobough will pre
sent "the involvement of local
churches.
This study course will con
tinue for six Sunday sessions un
der the leadership of the Rev.
Mr. Trobough, who is cooperat
ing with the Woman's Society of
Christian Service in presenting
the course. The text being used
is titled "The Kingdom Beyond
Caste" which was written by
Liston Pope, dean of Yale Uni
versity Divinity school.
Consideration is given to such
basic questions as: What are the
housing and employment oppor
tunities for Negroes and other
minority groups? Is it true, as
has been charged, that the hour
between' eleven and twelve on
Sunday morning is the most seg
regated hour of the week? The
film titled "Prejudice" will be
shown during the coming study
hour. ,
The study group is open to
both men and women. Interested
persons from all churches are in
vited to attend and to participate
in the sessions.
Bridge Tourney
Opening Tonight
Camp White First session of
a mixed pairs duplicate bridge
tournament will be held to
night at Camp White under the
sponsorship of Camp White Vet
erans' Bridge club. The second
session will be November 15.
For last week's play, Mr. and
Mrs. M. T. Coode, Wilderville,
Ore., were guests. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Berg Mar
ten and Mrs. Jack Mitchell.
Prizes furnished by the Ameri
can Legion auxiliary were pre
sented to veterans holding high j
scores for October. They went !
to Tom Randall for highest score, ,
Walter Humes, second and Wil-
liam Hickey, third.
North-south winners for the
session were Mrs. Al Gilhousen
and Mrs. Paul Hatton, first; the
Coodes, second; Dr. E. L. Harlow
and William Isaacs, third; the
Howard Boyds, fourth. East-west
winners were the Jack Loves,
first; the E. K. Rickers, second;
the Martens, third; Mrs. Yvonne
Dalen and Mrs. Fred Purdin,
fourth.
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