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Mr. Robert (Wilberta) L Boy. formerly of Eugene.
Ore., ii Ihe new field director of Rogue Valley Girl Scout
council. Mrs. Le Roy if a graduate of Northwest Christian
college, Eugene, and has also taken business education
courses at the University of Oregon. She was recently em
ployed as a secretary-bookkeeper in the Eugene school
system. She is a member of the National Education associa
tion, Oregon Education association. National Association
of Educational Secretaries and Lane County Association of
Educational Secretaries. Mrs. Le Roy replaces Mrs. William
Baker who resigned to return to teaching in the Grants
Pass district. Mrs. Le Roy, who has a son, Craig. 3. lives in
Central Point.
Representatives
Attend Session
Mrs. Ivah D. Murry, Med
ford, and Mid. Alice Willits,
Ashland, were delegates from
the Jackson County Retired
Teachers association to the
tate board meeting in Rose
burg Thursday and Friday.
The association met in Ash
land Monday for a covered
dish luncheon at the home of
Mrs. Willits'. Present for the
occasion in addition to 28
members were two guests,
Mrs. Walter Williams and
Miss Katherine Dosser both
of Los Angeles. They are
friends of Miss Lusted, Ash
land. Serving the luncheon were
, Miss Ethel Reid, . Miss Flor
; ence Lusted, Miss Marguerita
Andrews and Miss Ruth
First Meeting Set
By Gladamson Unit
Gladamson unit of Wesely
an Service, First Methodist
fall meeting at the home of
Mrs. Ray Note, 32 Hamilton
street, Tuesday, September
16. Dessert will be served at
7:30 p.m.
The program, "Christ's
Message for Today" will be
led by Mrs. Lois Fretwell. De
votionals will be in charge of
Mrs. S. R. Bailey.
Any employed woman in
terested in Christian fellow
ship is welcome to attend the
meetings, it is stated.
Treichler.
The next meeting of the
group will be held in Med-
f ord.
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Two Attend
Girl Scout
Conference
Miss. Karen Lytle and Miss
Ruth Kilbourn, representing
the Rogue Valley Girl Scout
council, attended a planning
conference for Senior Scout
events at Lewis and Clark col
lege in Portland September 4
5. Miss Lytle is a member of
Senior Troop 2 and Miss Kil
bourn is executive director
for the local council.
The conference was the first
of its kind held in the United
States and featured three
speakers prominent in Girl
Scouting. Miss Fredericka
Gordon, council advisor for
the national staff of Seattle,
was chairman for the confer;
ence. Speaking on the widen
ing circles of scouting was
Miss Gwen Wescott, program
advisor 6n the staff of the
Girl Scouts' Big Tree region,
national branch, in Palo Alto,
Calif.
Miss Margaret Chapman,
co-ordinator of special proj
ects for the Girl Scouts, such
as the Senior Round-up to be
held in Colorado Springs,
Colo., next year, gave the
group advance details on that
international project. Miss
Oleda Schrottky, a member
of the national field staff of
the Girls Scouts spoke on
"How to Treat a Public Speaker."
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Altrusans
Begin Year
Medford Altrusa club began
the year's activities with a
dinner meeting Thursday
night at the Tally-Ho Dining
room. The new president, Miss
Myrta Otterdale, chief oper
ator of the Pacific. Telephone
company here, presided over
the business meeting, which
featured reports from the
club's program committees.
Mrs. Wallace Haskins, chair
man of the vocational infor
mation committee, .spoke of
the Business Education day
activities in Medford, which
included a day-long visit to
the Bear Creek orchards in
which she and Miss Catherine
Fonken, another Altrusan,
took part.
Mrs. Martin C. Wood, a
member of the public affairs
committee, outlined the local
radio stations' current experi
ment in stereophonic sound,
pointing out the effectiveness
of the first broadcast.
Miss Otterdale welcomed
the Altrusans present, and
stated that she is looking for
ward to the coming year with
the knowledge that the club's
Officer To Visit
Veteran Groups
Grand Seam Squirrel Mark
Davis will visit the southern
Oregon pup tents of the Mili
tary Orders of Cooties and
Lady Bugs in Medford and
Grants Pass Tuesday, Sep
tember 16, at the Veterans of
Foreign Wars hall at 8 p.m.
Potluck Supper
Planned by Guild
Ruth Esther Wesleyan Serv
ice guild will hold a potluck
supper Monday, September
15, at 6:30 p.m. at the First
Methodist church. Summer ac
tivities will be reviewed at
this meeting. All employed
women are invited to attend.
Collar shiny? Sponge first
with vinegar, then press on
the wrong side.
program of service, particular
ly regarding the giving of ed
ucational grants to older wom
en, will continue.
Altrusans welcomed back
after a summer of foreign
travel were Mrs. George Cod
ding and Miss Catherine Fon
ken, who were in Europe, and
Mrs. Haskins, who visited the
Hawaiian Islands.
All Medford Girl Scouts,!
their friends and families, are
invited to attend a Scouta
rama to - be held in Eugene
at the South Eugene High
school auditorium Friday, Sep
tember 12 according to the
Girl Scout headquarters here.
Miss Oleda Schrottky, a
member of the national field
staff of the Girl Scouts of the
USA will be the featured
speaker Girl Scouts represent
ing three councils will pre
sent programs detailing their
current activities in scouting:
Shady Cove Club
Announces Show
Shady Cove Shady Cove
Garden club planned a flow
er and hobby show at a meet
ing at Our Lady of Fatima
Parish hall, September 8.
Theme of the show will Le
"The Glory of Autumn," and
it will be held September 26
from 1 to 8 p.m. The show
will be held at the Parish hall.
The public is invited to en
ter hobby exhibits, arrange
ments and compositions in the
different classes, and horticul
ture specimens. These should
be brought to the Parish hall
between 8 a.m. and noon,
September 26.
Mrs. Edward Houston and
Mrs. Walter Sattler, hostesses
for the meeting, served lun
cheon to thirteen members,
and one guest, Mrs. David
Morgan.
The vice - president, Mrs.
Houston, presided at the busi
ness session. Roll call was
answered with information on
wild birds.
Mrs. William Shepherd,
who was a delegate to the
state garden club convention
at Eugene in June, reported
highlights of the convention.
The next meeting of the
club will be at the summer
home, "Tottering on the
Rogue", of Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. Peter Vachon, October
13. Assist hostesses will be
Mrs. Miles Williams and Mrs.
Clifford Sykes.
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side wooden laundry hampers
to avoid snagging laundry
fabrics on the rough wood.
That is the advice of tech
nicians at the American Insti
tute of Laundering, who say
that snags contribute a great
deal to clothing damage after
washing.
The hamper or chute also
should be checked for rough
edges and joints and, if there
are any, these should be sand
ed down before the waxing.
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A reception August 31 observed the golden wedding an
niversary of Mr. and Mn. L. C. Hill. 953 Mary Jane avenue.
A.hland. Almost 200 guests attended the event. The Hills
have lived in Oregon since 1922. (Memory Lane photo).
Golden Wedding Observed
At Reception in Ashland
Vernon Hill and daughter,
Connie, San Mateo, Calif.;
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Swear
inge and daughters, Nina and
Mary, Roseville, Calif.; Mr.
and Mrs. Herman xKeil and
Mrs. Herbert Rossiter, Marys
ville, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Thomas and daugh?
ter, Mount Shasta, Calif.; Mrs!
Carl Christensen and chil
dren. Wood Acre, Calif.; Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Hill and son,
Gary, Crescent City, Calif.;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Get
tling and Mrs. Joseph Spitzer,
Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Hill, Cottage Grove; Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Conner and son,
Larry and daughter, Donna,
Merrill, Ore.; Mrs. Donas
Ridenour, Ruthie and Faith
Wright, Modoc Point, Calif.;
Mr. and Mrs. E, H. Cochrone
and daughter, Patricia, Klam
ath Falls.
Other guests were from all
parts of Jackson county.
Ashland Mr. and Mrs. L.
C. Hill celebrated their gold
en wedding anniversary with
an open house Sunday, Aug
ust 31 held in their home, 953
Mary Jane avenue, Ashland.
Almost 200 guests attended.
Mrs. Ada Byrd and Mrs.
Roy Hill cut the anniversary
cake and punch was served
by Mrs. Jesse Hill, Cottage
Grove, Ore., Mrs. Rudy Con
ner, Talent and Mrs. Edward
Gettling, Ashland. Grandchil
dren of the couple took charge
of the guest book and gifts.
For . the celebration Mrs.
Hill wore a grey dress with
pink accents and a pink carna
tion corsage, a gift from her
grandchildren.
The serving table was cov
ered with a lace cloth over
gold and the flowers were
gold colored chrysanthemums.
The fireplace mantel was dec
orated with cards received by
the couple. Gold colored
candles and wedding bells
completed the decor.
Punch was served from an
antique bowl loaned by a
niece, Mrs. Elmer Byrd.
The Hills were married in
Elk Cityr Okla., August 30,
1908. They left that state in
1918 for Idaho, and in 1922
moved to Oregon.
All of the couple's children
and grandchildren were pres
ent with the exception of the
oldest grandchild, Mrs. John
Jeffries (Darlene Hill) who
left the states recently to join
her husband in Yokosuka,
Japan. Mr. Jeffries is a Navy
photographer.
Present were their son and
his family, Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
Hill Jr., and daughters, Melis
sa, Barbara and Rebecca,
Roseburg; their daughters and
families, Mr. and Mrs. George
Conner and sons, Paul and
David and' Mr. and Mrs. Dale
O'Harra and children, Dale II
and Shannon, Talent; Mr. and
Mrs. John Parisotto, their
daughters, Susan, Antoinette
and Linda and sons, Michael
and John Jr., Klamath Falls.
Out-of-town guests included
Mrs. William Wells, Clinton,
Okla.; Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Rust, San Fernando, Calif.;
Pythian Sisters flan
Meeting on Tuesday;
Birthday Party Set
Pythian Sisters will . meet
Tuesday, September 16, at the
Pythian building. The refresh
ment committee will be Mrs.
John Russell, Mrs. Lena Legg
and Mrs. James Cech.
Past Chiefs' club of the
Pythian Sisters will meet
Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. Leroy Cline,
1421 Euclid avenue. Members
whose birthdays or anniver
saries were during July, Au
gust and September will be
honored. .
Pythian club met Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs.
Arnold Motschenb acher.
Cards were played with prizes
being won by Mrs. Ida Ire
land, Mrs. Harry Bryant, Mrs.
Edward Bostwick, Mrs. Helen
Roseman, Mrs. Audley White
and Mrs. George Bryant.
EDIBLE PLACE CARDS
If you are having a chil
dren's party make the place
cards edible.
Why not use candy taffy ap
ples," tied with a pretty bow
and name tag?
Or give a candlelight prty?
Put a candle in among three
popcorn balls, colored a pretty
pastel pink on chocolate.
More than 350 recipes for
new and different salads are
given in the recently pub
lished "Book of Salads,"
which has been added to the
Jackson county library,
MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or., Sunday, September 14, 1938 7A
Prospect Group
To Meet Tuesday
Prospect - The first regular
meeting of the new club year
for Prospect Garden club
members will be held at the
home of Mrs. Earl Millard at
1 p.m. Tuesday, September
16.
The topic for the day will
be "First Steps to Arrange
ments," and will be given by
members. There will also be
evaluation of the club's re
cent flower show.
Each member is asked to
bring a favorite flower con
tainer, and a guest who is in
terested in gardening.
Cooked and choD-ed nninp
add flavor to spice cake and
help keep the cake from
drying.
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