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12A MAIL TRIBUNE. Medfofd, Oregon, Sunday, December 21, 1958 McLEOD Christmas Party Held McLeod-The Prospect Lino Lion's Auxiliary held their annual Christmas party Mon day evening, Dec. 15, at the home of Mrs. Leo Hoag. Games were played, Christ mas gifts exchanged, after which refreshments were served. There were 22 mem bers present. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dits worth of Ashland were over night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Richardson of Laurel hurst rd. recently. The Eagle Point Teachers association, which includes Elk-Trail, Shady Cove and Eagle Point, held their annual Christmas dinner at Rogue River lodge Saturday, Dec. 13. Guests were introduced during the evening and after dinner Christmas gifts were exchanged. Those attending the debate scrimmage at Hedrick Junior High school in Medford Satur day, Dec. 13, were Mrs. Carl Scott and daugther, Carol Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hume and daughters. Jackie and Joey, Suzi Chub and Debbie Dunlap. Eagle Point students partici rating were Carol Scott and Lana McGrew as a team, Joey and Jackie Hume as a team and Suzi Chub and Debbie Dunlap as a team. Bert Sim mons was the Eagle Point advisor. been the proprietor of Sunset on the Rogue several years ago. Caroline Harding was a din ner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Ash in Union Creek, Dec. 15. Mr. and Mrs. Nate Edwards and Mrs. Ruth Bamberger, all of Van Nuys, Calif., who have spent several weeks at the Edwards cottage on Big Butte creek, have returned to their home. Miss Joey Hume and Miss Suzie Chub, both yell leaders, were guests at the annual football banquet held at EagJe Point school the evening of Dec. 11. Also attending were principal Robert Work and A. Mykleby, clerk of Elk-Trail school. The HEC of Upper Rogue Grange held their annual Christmas party Dec. 11 at Eastin's Rogue Haven. There were 15 women present. After a potluck dinner the business meeting was held, which was followed by the exchange of Christmas gifts. New chairman Dorothy Tock stein was installed at . this time. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gillespie have gone to Salt Lake City because Mr. Gillespie's moth er is quite ill. The Masons held their Christmas banquet at Upper Rogue Grange hall Saturday night. The affair was held in honor of their wives. Mrs. Richard Barber and daughter, Lynda Leigh, of Gold Beach spent the week end at the home of her hus band's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barber, who live on the Rogue river. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Truax, who died of a heart attack in Medford Dec. 8, was well known in this area, having A slumber party has held at the home of Martha Ansted Friday, Dec. 12, following the GAA initiation. Those attend ing were the Misses Eda Lar son, Debbie Dunlap, Jackie Hume, Joey Hume and the hostess, Miss Martha Ansted. A bridal shower was held for Miss Edna Gray Dec. 2 at the home of Miss Martha An sted. The Misses Joey and Jackie Hume were the host esses with Miss Ansted. Those attending were Miss es Aedene Jensen, Joyce Cer ly, Bv Tresham, Eda Larson, Sally Rodgers, Pat Clave, Lin da Hertager, Shirley Six, Mrs. Carl Christian, Mrs. Edward 88 Cases of Flu Reported Lasi Week A total of 88 influenza cases were reported in Jack son county last week, Dr.. A Tin MerkeL county health physician, has reported. nf th total. 30 were re ported in Phoenix, 28 in Med ford, 10 in Ashland, 8 in Shady Cove, 5 in Central Point. A in Trail. 2 in Butte Falls and one in Jacksonville. Other communicable dis eases reported last week in r-inrip Herman measles. Cen tral Point 8, Medford 3; scalp ringworm, Medford 1; trench mouth. Ashland 1; measles, Medford. 30, Phoenix 4; mumps, Prospect 4, and Med ford, Central Point and Shady Cove 1 each; pneumonia, Prospect 2; strep throat, Jack sonville and Trail 1 each; in fortinns mononucleosis, Ash land and Central Point 1 each. TAKE YOUR CHOICE Alburg, Vt. 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