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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1959)
Thursday, April 23, 1959 FRIDAY and SATURDAY 1 ARRIVING IX PARIS from Lausanne, Switzerland, Princess Grace of Monaco confides in friend she is ex pecting third child according to Paris newspaper. Former Grace Kelly of films is with daughter Caroline, 2. HORNBROOK Horbrook A contingent of local Grange members board ed the grammar school bus here Friday evening for a trip to Dunsmuir, where they were dinner guests of Castella Grange in their hall After dinner, Castella pre sented an hour-long program of entertainment, followed by dancing. Making the trio were Grange master and Mrs. John Shinar, Mrs. Mollie Cole, Mrs Ardon Burns, Mrs. John Syl via, Mrs. Ida Chapman, Mrs, Ben Phillips, Mrs. Fred Ca- vin and her sister Mrs. Myrtle Applegate, Mrs. Bertha Brad ley, Frank Ward, Mr. and Mrs. John Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. P. G. (Doc) Riness, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lowe and "William Rogers of Grenada. Louie Freitas, the regular school bus driver, drove the bus, and Mrs. Freitas and then- children, Maxine, Alice and Arthur, also were guests of the Grange. Several members from Hornbrook of Stella Chapter No. 39, Order of the Eastern Star, of Yreka, attended chap ter meeting Friday night for the official visit of Deputy Grand Matron, Lucille Gay nor. They were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Watt, Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Burns, Mrs. Dwain and Mrs. Harry Chapman. Mr, and Mrs. Watt, Mrs. Hamner and Mr. Burns are all mem bers of the present corps of officers of the lodge, and Mrs Burns is a past worthy ma tron. Mrs. George (Lillian) Pet tee, of Hornbrook, was one of the class of candidates initi ated into the organization Fri day evening. Larry McMaster, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McMaster, was nine years old on Friday, and to help him celebrate his birthday, his mother gave a party for him and some of his Cub Scout friends, including Roy Whit- ten, David Rutledge, Benny Bennett, Jackie Skeahan, and Rusty Smith. Larry's brothers, Gary and Steve, and his sister, Nancy (Mrs. Roger Smith, of Hilts) and her baby daughter Renee, also were present. At the Parents club meet ing at the school on April 16, the following officers were elected for the next school year: president, Audrey Kutz key; vice president, Lorraine Titus; secretary, Elsie Hogan; treasurer, Gloria Fisher. Plans were made for the annual end-of-school picnic. Inasmuch as Hornbrook has a new school, and all new equipment, the club voted to give each room $25 cash out of the club treasury to purchase anything they might want for their room. This "procedure was fol lowed in place of the usual school-wide project the club undertakes each year. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lowe and Mrs. Gladys Jones drove to Happy Camp April 11 where they attended the wedding of Thomas (Tommy) Hegler and Verna Westfield. The ceremony took place at the Happy Camp Methodist church. Tommy is the older son of Mr. and Mrs. "Pug" Hegler, former residents of Hornbrook, whee Tommy at tended gammar school. He is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Lowe and a nephew of Mrs. Jones. Alanna Mari Stickney, in fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Stickney, of Medford, was Christened April 12 at Zion Lutheran church in Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hockaday of Chico, Calif., acted as god parents. The baby's two great- grandmothers, Mrs. Zela El more of Hornbrook, and Mrs. Anna Wolff of Central Point, attended the services, as did both sets of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Burns of Hornbrook, and M. and Mrs. Victor Van De Weghe of Hilts. Following the ceremony a buffet luncheon was served in the Stickney home. Pastor Robert J. Borrow- dale of the Yreka Seventh Day Adventist church, has an nounced that due to the in crease in the number of churches he must serve, he will be bale to hold services only on alternate Saturdays in Yreka. On the Saturdays he is ab sent, Elder Robert Cummins of Hornbrook, will be one of the local elders who will con duct the services. In addition to Frank Cardo- za and H. C. Witheral, another name has now been added to the list of those filing from Hornbrook for the position of I trustee on the school board. It is that of Ray Blanken- ship, incumbent, whose term expires this year. Two posi tions are open on the school board. Costs of Removing Litter Are Reduced Salem - Junior Eckley, lit terbug chairman for the state division of the Izaak Walton League of America, has re ported that the cost of remov ing litter from state highways and parks has been reduced to almost a third of what it was five years ago. Eckley noted that $52,500 was spent last year in picking up trash along highways and in state parks, compared to $64,748 in 1957, and $142,- 000 in 1954. Part of the reduction was credited to trash barrels along highways, and part to support by garden clubs and other civic groups to anti-litter campaigns. Friday guests at the Harry Chapmans' were her cousin, Mrs. Doris Steele, Mrs. Edna Storts and Mrs. Alice Decker, all of Los Angeles. They spent the week end in Medford visiting friends, then continued on to Ten- Mile, Ore. where they were to visit Mrs. Storts' brother for a few days, then return to j Los Angeles via the coast highway. VALUABLE RING MISSING New York -CP&- The editor of the magazine "Seventeen" reported to police Wednesday night that a diamond ring valued at $80,000 was miss ing. Mrs. Enid Haupt said she could have mislaid it Monday i afternoon in the washropm of the "Seventeen" office. 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