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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1959)
r tt) n" nil tii i i ii ii inn ii mi n n ip tj jm mini m i nuii i m m i ' iihimi P hi 11 mf or pr.r ihni i ipi Mjiji hi iii'j'ii i.u 1 ' J-- ' Centennial Variety Show Scheduled to Aid Local School r" " On of the lively dances on the Centen nial Varieties show program Saturday, May 23, al Medford High school auditorium will ' ;be a Charleston routine. Pictured here dur ing rehearsal are (below, left to right) Mrs ' Otis Swisher, Mrs. H. L. Roberts, Mrs. Roy Plumlee and Mrs. Warren Wolf; and (above) .Mrs. E. W. Ingram, Mrs. Ranny Smith and Mrs; Gene Roethler. The program, spon sored by Medford Active club, is a benefit for the newSchool of Hope recently opened in Medford, and club members ask the sup port of the public in the venture. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thurston of Thurston School of the Dance are directing the performance. Curtain time is. 8 p.m. . r . ... Philatelic Mail Bears - . f Covered Wagon Stamp' ,The official philatelic mail being carried oa the Oregon Centennial covered wagon train en route from Independ ence, Mo., to Oregon contain Jetters bearing a special "cov ered wagon stamp." ? - Ivan C. Hoyer, secretary for the South Stamp society. Inc., Cottage Grpve, announced tjiat the stamps have been cancelled by a special "Beaver State" hand cancel device cre ated especially for the ven-. lure. : The mail is being carried under a special postal permit issued by the post office de partment. It will be carried over the Old Oregon trail and be backstamped upon arrival at Independence,' Ore., about Aug. 15 and then be distribut ed by regular mail service. It is believed to be the first mail carried officially over the length of the Trail. The post office department has authorized a second pick up point for mail at Mont pelier, Ida., July 2, and the Cottage Grove society is ac cepting orders from the pub lic for that mailing point. Persons interested in the letters, or "covers" as they Dance Planned I By Promenade rs Star' Fromenaders Square Dance club will hold a dance at Kershaw square on Cory road starting at 8:30 p.m. Sat urday. . Kenneth Hood, Medford, and guest callers will call squares. All square dancers are invited, and potluck re freshments will be served. To raise funds for Med- ford?s School of Hope, a "Cen tennial Varieties" show will be given at Medford High school auditorium Saturday, May 23, at 8 pjn. The event is sponsored by Medford Ac tive club, with the assistance of Thurston's School of Dance, and the public is invited to attend. The program is planned with seven and eight acts to the scene. The comedy, songs and dance will review the last century, in keeping with Ore gon's Centennial, and is de scribed as fast-paced and clever. The numbers include an act by a ventriloquist and other entertainers; all those partici pating are doing so on a vol unteer basis and all proceeds will go to the school. Training Program Said to be the only institu tion of its kind in this area, School of Hope offers a train ing program for children un able to enter public school without first having special training and care. Mrs. Mamie Bloomfield, re tired teacher, has conducted the school since its organiza tion and for the term to open in the fall a teacher with particular training is being secured. The school is now conduct ed in a room at First Method ist church; some of the equip ment is that used for the c h u r c h's kindergarten and other pieces were donated by civic and fraternal organiza tions of the city. Parents interested in learn ing more about the opportuni ties provided by the School of Hope kindergarten may ad dress inquiries to Karl A. Hayes, 1201 Mt. Pitt ave., who is a consultant for the school. Hayes is one of a board of directors of 20 persons work ing with the school. The board also includes ministers, law yers, physicians, other educa tors and parents. are known to stamp collec tors, may make purchases by mailing names and addresses of recipients, along with prop er remittance, to the South Lane Stamp Society, Inc., post office boy 484, Cottage Grove. Orders must be received by June 28, Hoyer said. won i 1EU1VE1T! . . -. when you are told that all Patio Furniture is the same You can SEE the difference at MOORE'S PATIO SHOP. You'll be amazed you will see one of the most complete selec- tions of quality and prices available anywhere in Oregon. Buy at MOORE'S PATIO SHOP and GET QUALITY FOR A LITTLE MORE! . . . and you will be proud of the difference FOR EXAMPLE Moore's ALSO has webbed chaises for $9.95 BUT they suggest you choose from their quality chaises at a slightly higher price. Moore's ALSO has innerspring chaises for only $24.88 BUT they stock SUPER QUALITY innerspring chaises at slightly more. At Moore's . Patio Shop Patio Furniture Is Our Business! Remember- You Gel What You Pay For! If you buy the CheapestYou get just that YOU WONT BE ASHAMED TO TELL YOUR FRIENDS YOU BOUGHT IT AT Moore's Patio & Toy Shop 816 South Riverside Medford, Oregon S&H GREEN STAMPS TERMS TOO! COME IN Be Sure to Register for Our Big May 31st Drawing Open 9 to 7 and 1 to 4 Sundays Bethel Announces Rites Saturday Bethel 55, International Order of Job's Daughters, will hold public installation of of ficers and the guardian coun cil, Saturday, May 23 at 7:30 p.m., at the Knights of Pythias hall. Installing officers for the Council will be Grand Guard ian council line officers, with Mrs. Joe Rogers, Independ ence, grand guardian, and Walter Johnson, Portland, associate grand guardian, pre siding.. . ., Out-of-town guests will in elude other grand and past grand officers, honored oueens ana grana Bethel officers. 4 Calendar Calendar notices and news for the society section of The Mail Tribune must be submitted in writing and deadline for the Sun day edition is 1 p.m. Friday. Dead line for the weekly calendar is 9 a.m. of the day of publication and for week day news is S pan. the aay before publication. Friday: 7:30 p.m. - Jolly Stitchers club, home of Mrs. Don Miller, 542 North Bartlett street. 8 p.m. - Pocahontas lodge, Redman hall, Apple st. Saturday t 2 p.m. - Crater Lake chap ter, Daughters of American Revolution, Girls Community club. 8 pjn.-Centennial Varieties, High school auditorium, bene fit for School of Hope. Frank Albert Named To Skull, Dagger Eugene-Recently named to membership in Skull and Dagger, sophomore men's serv ice honorary at the University of Oregon, was Frank Albert of Medford. Albert, a freshman major ing in liberal arts, is thoson of Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Albert, 304 South Peach st. MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. Friday, May 22, 1959 3 News About Servicemen Poppies Go On Sale Shady Cove-Steelhead post. Veterans of Foreign Wars, and auxiliary are holding the an nual sale of memorial poppies today and Saturday. Proceeds from the sales support the VFW National home, and go into the relief fund of the post and auxiliary. ' Plans for the sale were made at the last meeting of the auxiliary. Mr. and Mrs. James . Cassel, poppy chair men, appointed Mrs. Bertie Alicki as chairman for Shady Cove, Arthur Lewis for the Eagle Point district and Mrs. Harry Birch, Camp White. Elk-Trail school children competed in a poppy poster contest. It was announced that Me morial day services will be held at the Camp White ceme tery May 30 at 1:30 p.m., weather permitting. A Centennial day dance was held at Camp White, June 15. Mr and Mrs. Ed Learning and Mr.' and Mrs. E. H. Cock- rone contributed to the cancer fund in'memory of Mrs. Charles M. Hart, Medford. Mrs. Hart was a niece of Mrs. Learning and Mrs. Cockrone. Mrs. .Phillip Holt, Mrs. Agnes Hubbell and Mrs. Eve Prentice were elected dele gates to the department con vention in Eugene in June. Alternates are Mrs. Learning, Mrs. Kenneth Oliver and Mrs. Reed McKay. Mrs. Alicki and Arthur Lewis served refreshments honoring the birthday anni versaries of Veron E. House and Ed Learning. Serving committee for the next meeting, June 5, will be Mrs. Norman and Mrs. Birch. Prentice Attends Refresher Course Brig. Gen. William H. Pren tice, 1432 Crown aye., recent ly took part in a week-long combat division refresher course at the U.S. Army com mand and general staff col lege, Ft. Leavenworth, Kan. Reserve officers from Ore gon and Washington joined 300 reserve division . com manders and staff officers in the" course. ADVANCED Three members of the Naval Reserve Electronics division 13-5 of Medford were recent ly advanced to seaman ap prentice from the rate of sea man recruit. They were Al fred Dillon, Jacksonville; Nor man Ditsworth, Ashland; and Hugh Kadin, Butte Falls. WITH SQUADRON ... Donald R. Pyle, aviation fire "control technican airman, is serving with a heavy attack squadron aboard the attack aircraft carrier, USS Sara toga, operating out of May port, Fla. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Pyle, 2480 Roberts rd. ON DESTROYER 1 Calvin J. Carden, seaman, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Car den, route 2, box 198, is serv ing aboard the Pacific fleet destroyer, USS John W. Thomason. He attended Med ford High school and was em-t ployed by Economy auction before entering the Navy in January, 1958. SERVES IN EAST Allen J. Cotton, mechanic 3c, son of Mr. and Mrs. Char les J. Cotton, Phoenix, is serv ing with, mobile construction battalion I at Davisville, R.I. The battalion is scheduled to take part in the construction of Naval facilities at Guanta- namo Bay, Cuba, MALARIA HITS FORMOSA Taipei, Formosa - (DPD - The first malaria cases on For mosa in more than five years were reported today. Two per sons in Panchiao were report ed suffering from the tropical disease. TO COMPLETE WORK Charles L. Black, son of Mr. and Mrs.. M. R. Black, rout 2. box 324., Central Point, is scheduled to com plete recruit training May 14 at the Marine corps recruit deDot. San Diego. He will be assigned to a unit for' further infantry trammg following completion of basic training. COMPLETES COURSE Army Second Lt. Carl E. Mohr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil H. Mohr, 12 Black Oak dr., recently completed a three-week statistical quality control course at the quarter master school, Ft. Lee, Va. Lt. 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