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SIX MEDFORD qML TRfablJfc
Sunday, DwenSr 1, 1867
Three Participate
In College Event
PortQid Three- Medford
itudents recently participated in
the third annual community pro
gram sponsored by the Asso
ciated Women $Kydents of Lewis
and Clark college. The purpose
of the program, involving 160
young women, was to observe
and assist in the work of various
social agencies of Portland. It
was alsoitoed that it would
stimulate imeresr-in volunteer
service after graduation.
Medford participants an(1)the
agencies they visited are Misses
Melva Gebhard and Sally Mon
gold, Boys' and Girls Aid So
ciety; and Miss Jonna Henson,
Family Counselling service. Miss
Gebhard, an elementary educa
tion major, Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gebhard,
1519 North Riverside avenue,
Griffin Creek Club
Announces Film
A film entitled "The Inside
Story" will be presented at the
next meeting of the Griffin
Creek School Mother's club,
Wednesday, December 4, at 1:2
p.m. in th school cafeteria.
Mothers of fifth graders -ill
serve refreshments, Mrs. Harold
Kanyon and Mrs. Joe Killings
worth will be in charge.
Baby sitting services fill be
provided.
and Miss Mongold is a medical
technology major and daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Mongold,
Eagle Point. Miss Hensen,
cided as to her major, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
W. Henson, 200 Westerlund
drive.
All three are freshmen.
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Grove Gardener
Hold Annua! Event
Members of Grov Garden
club and their guests attended
the annual turkey Sinner recent
ly t Oak Grov Aioolhouse.
Thirty-four atteneS.
A business meeting followed,
with Mrs. W. H. Arnold presid
ing. TSe club Fed j reso
lution calling for protection of
the turtle or mourning dove,
stating that the bird i ofenefit
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ivixs. i. kj. riuya, aneaiora,
president of the Oregon Federa
tion of Garden club) was a
guest. She spoke of the ectigjities
of tH federation end df the bene
fits to be derived from federation
membership. O
Mrs. B. H. Belknap of Perry
dale was introduced and gave a
demonstration on gift wrapping.
Corsages were presented to Mrs.
Belknap and Mrs. Floyd.
The displa9 table contained
several arrangements of dried
material made by Mrs. Henry
Zacharisen and placed in crass
bowls. Mrs. L. M. Hamilton dis
played a cornucopia of fresh
fruits and nuts, Mrs. C. Shores
an arrangement of berried shrub
branches and M. Arnold of
fruit and ijjits around a fresh
pineapple.
Mrs. Zacharisen was awarded
a prize.
Other visitors were Mr. and
Mrs. G. C. Wimer, Mr. Floyd
and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. McMann.
Mrs. Belknap, the Wimers and
the McManns became members
of the club.
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Erskine
and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brewold
were the serving committee. The
tables were decorated with lace
mats, berried shrubs and colorful
nut cups.
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Annua! Holiday Party
ToBe Given bf)Club
Getogether club annual Christ
mas party will be held Wednes
day, Decemher 4, at 1 p.m. Mem
bers are reminded to take a dish
towel with their name worked
on it as a gift and something for
a box for needy families.
Club Party 0
Central Point Central Point
Garden club will hold a Chrisv
mas party "gTednesday, Decem
ber 4 at the home of Mri. C. W.
Anhorn. Th? meeting will begin
at 1:30 p.m. with dessert and
:will include aD plant exchange.
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SOFTLY DRAPED STYLES, FULL SWIRL
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Richard Alley of Alley Lumber companwas named "Bss
of the Year" at the 1957 aanual Boss night dinner given by Rogue
chapter. National Secretaries afiociatisn. Mr. Alley is shown
here with 'his secretary, Mrs. Virginii Schuster, who is chapter
president. Since Mr. Alley dii met know Re was to be honored by
the chapter, he went elk kumtixs theOweek of the dinner and the
award wek accepted by Bex Ivans, ala ef the firm. When he
returned, Mr. Alley received &m statuette from Mrs. Schuster.
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Christmas Parties Blanned
By County ExterasionUhits
Four Home Extension cunits
have scheduled meetings this
week, another one will meet De
cember 11, und one has post
poned its mettinj until Friday,
December 13.
A Christms prty for Med
ford Parents unit will be held at
the home of Mrs. Myrlin Scott,
601 West Tenth street, Tuesday,
December 3, at 7:30 p.m.
. Those attending are reminded
to takPa homemade gift for the
Christmas tree exchange and
canned food for the Christmas
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Hostesses vll be Mrs.C. P.
Smets and r. 1 . H6 Fields.
Further information may be ob
tained b$ calling Mi Arthur
Hertager at SPring 2-i48$.
The Reg Crek group will
meet Tuesday, December, at
10:30 i in- at the home of Mrs.
Ben Gardner, Crater Lake high
way. Che lesson will be "Con
sumer Buying" and a gift ex
change will be held. Price limit
onnhe gift is $1, according to
nit officials.
Meeting Wednesday, Decem
ber 4, is the Lake Creek unit aJ
tne nome or Mrs. James iLage.
The place of meeting has been
changed from what was previous
ly announced. The meetipg will
start at 10:30 a.m.
Mgs. JoeArens and Mrs. Le
land'M. Charley will be leaders
for the project lesson on "Con
sumer Buying of Foods." The
Christmas party , will be held
with gifts costing not moreQthan
$1 being exchanged.
Members who have not been
contacted as to what food they
should take are asked o call
Mrs. Henry Meyer, luncheon
chairman.
Child care will be provided at
the home of Mrs. Erme Payne,
Brownsboro, and mothers are
asked to take a sack lunch for
their child. A charge will be
made for their care.
Insteaji of the annual gift ex
change in the Upper Applegate
unit those attending the Wednes-
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day, December 4, meeting will
remember others. Everyone is
asked to take food or clothing
items for some local needy fam
ily. They are also asked to take
any surplus cosmetic or toilet
articles for a box to be sent to
the state mental hospital at Sa
lem. These items c&re to be gift
wrapped but labeled as to con
tent. The meeting will start at 1:30
a.m. and the project for the day
will be on "Consumer Buying"
and dealing -upth label identifi
cation. cJt willobe presented by
Mrs. Lyle Hard and Mrs. Edna
Sawyer.
Women attending are asked to
take a picture0 of themselves at
pre-school age and during the
social period everyone will try
to identify the piSures.
(-Serving on the luigheon com
mittee will be Mrs. Henry Map
stoj Mrs. Glenn J'ravis, Mrs.
Chester nes, Mrs. L. E. Bige
low, and Mrs. John Collings.
Ham for the dinner will be fur
nished by the committee with
t others taking dishes for a
planned Christmas menu. Mem
bers are reminded to -take their
own table service.
Child care will be available
arid the meeting is open to all
interested women.
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TheQannual Christmas party
for the Prospect Home extension
unit grill be held Wednesday,
December 11, at 10:30 a.m. at
$ie home of Mrs. Willard Huff
man. A ham dinner will be
served.
Sisters to Hold
Annual Election;
Luncheon Planned
Pythian Sisters will meet
Tuesday, Decembft 3, at 8 p.m.
at the Pythian building. Past
chiefs will be in charge of the
opening and closing ceremonies,
and Mrs. Dorothy Jack will be
initiated. All officers and mem
bers are requested to "ar for
mal gowns if possible.
Members of the staff will
practice today at 3 p.m. with the
officers. All those who have any
part in the initiation service are
requested to attend.
Election of officers for the
new year will be held Tuesday
evening during the meeting.
Mrs. George Bryant and Mrs.
Harry Bryant are in charge of
refreshments for the evening.
Past Chiefs' club will meet
Wednesday at 1 p.m. with Mrs.
Don Ross, Ross lane, foi a
potluck luncheon. Members are
asked to take articles they may
have for thebox to be sent to
the Pythian home. During the
meeting following the lunch
eon, plans will be made for the
annual Christmas party.
18. Jackson county extension
units won a second prize for
their disdav on safetv in the
home.
Contest Continued By Toastmistress
Toastmistress club held the
third speech contest program at
a meeting Monday evening at
Girls Community club. Mrs. Effie
Kurtz, president, presided; Mrs.
Clarence Wilson gave the invo
cation and led the flag salute.
Mrs. Roy Rolls, toastmistress,
introduced the contest speakers.
Mrs. Ethel Mclntyre discussed,
"This Thing Called Prejudice";
Mrs. Arnold Bohnert followed
with "The Diminishing Clan"
and Mrs. Clayton Ruhl asked,
"Do You Expect a Thank You?"
Mrs. Frank Dorigan explained,
"Our Golden Trust." Last speak
er, Mrs. John W. Marler, gave
an interesting history of anes
thesia in "Triumph Over Pain."
"Fortunes," was the impromp
tu speech of the . evening, dis
cussed individually by each of
the five speakers.
Program evaluator was Mrs.
Pat Redmond. Mrs. Elmer Ness
served as speech evaluator.
Timers were Mrs. Kurtz and
Mrs. Wallace Haskins. Mrs. Wil
son, Mrs. Pat Redmond and Mrs.
Harry Marshall acted a tellers.
Mrs. Bohnert was given first
place and second place went to
Mrs. Marler.
T& topicmistress, Mrs. Wil
son, presented 20 minutes of
table-topics dealing with the
attributes of human relations
and how these are used in the
Toastmistress club. Discussed
were: good first impressions,
good humor, punctuality, loy
alty, diplomacy, humility, and
social ease.
Plans were made for a Christ
mas party in the form of a pot
luck dinner to be held at the
home of Mrs. Wilson, Friday,
December 13. Mrs. Rolls and
Mrs. Elmer Ness are on the com
mittee to assist Mrs. Wilson.
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Officers Elected
By Rebekah Lodge
Mrs. Lee Garrett was elected
noble grand of Olive Rebekah
lodge at the last meeting of the
group. Other officers elected
were Mrs. R. L. Smith, vice
grand; Mrs. Harry Bryant,, re
cording secretary; and Mrs. L. F.
Cline, financial secretary.
Next meeting will be held
Monday, December 2, at 8 p.m.
Officers will be installed at the
January meeting.
The Beehive club of the lodge
will hold a Christmas party
Wednesday, December 11, at 1
p.m. at the home of Mrs. J. D.
Brummond.
Hostesses for the Monday
meeting will be Mrs. Lee Gar
rett, Mrs. Esther Coleman, Mrs.
Gordon Pasteur, and Mrs. Rich
ard Wilson.
The Griffin Creek unit has
postponed its meeting until Fri
day, December 13, at 11 a.m. at
the home of Mrs. Glen V. Allen,
981 South Stage roftt.
At the meeting a box for a
needy fattnily at Christmas time
will be packed and decorated.
Members are asked to take a
covered dish for the luncheon
and a gift for the Christmas ex
change. At the November meeting Mrs.
Phil Gates reported on the Safety
Fair which was held November
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BEING ADDED DAILY!
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GIFTS. REGULAR $6.95 pUifcS
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Ruby Glassware $1 IQ
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BLOCK CANDLES TQj
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TIN LOAF PAN I Qj
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SHOT GLASSES
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HUMMEL CARDS C4
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