Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 27, 1959, Image 7

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HILTS
Brownies Honor Mothers
By MRS. M. F. CAVIN
. Hilts-Brownie Scout Troop
223 gave their Mothers' tea
at the scout hall recently.
The hall was decorated with
spring flowers and bouquets
of lilacs, tulips, and iris cen
tered the tables. Place cards
and a gift of an ivy geranium
in a clothespin planter, made
by the Brownies, were at
each Mother's chair and
single yellow tulip at each
Brownie's place. Grace was
said by Linda Goodwin.
Refreshments of cake, cof
fee and punch were served
by the hostesses, Dolores Lu
per and Donna. Burns.
Birthday and world associ
ation pins were given to Lin
da Godwin, Gloria Chase and
Elizabeth Brannon by their
leader, Mrs. Luper.
The Brownie promise was
repeated by the girls and the
hiking song and Brownie song
were sung.
Mothers attending were
Mrs. Vera Burns, Mrs. John
Brannon, Mrs. Lester Chase,
Mrs. Robert Goodwin, Mrs.
Jerry Gould, Mrs. Fred
Haynes, Mrs. Victor Van de
Weghe, Mrs. Russell Williams,
and Mrs. J. Norris.
Brownies present were Don
na Burns, Elizabeth Brannon,
Gloria Chase, Dolores Luper,
Linda Goodwin, Gail Gould,
Yvonne Van de Weghe, Clara
Williams, Celia and Donna
White and two visitors, Den
nis Luper and Donna Good
win, and leaders, Mrs. Gil
bert Luper and Mrs. Robert
Preston.
and Mrs. Gino Trinca and
boys.
Among those attending the
dedication of the Stockade at
the Siskiyou Summit on Sun
day were Mr. and Mrs. R. M.
Cavin and Marcia; and Mr.
Salem Man Found
Dead Hear Stream
Hoskins', Ore.-fflPD-A Salem
fisherman was found dead
near the Luckiamute river in
southwest Polk county early
today. Lowell Weese, 29, was
believed to have died of a
heart attack.
Mrs. James Chapman, oper
ator of Fishermen's Camp
near here, said Weese went
fishing about 11 a.m. Tues
day. His father, Clarence E.
Weese, assisted by state po
lice, found the body about 4
a.m. today. The Polk county
coroner's office ' said Weese
apparently had a history of a
heart condition.
Dinner cuests Sunday at
the M. F. Cavin home were
Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilcox and
children, Danny, Marilyn and
Marlene of Ashland.
Attending the funeral of
Mrs. William Fraley held in
Ashland Saturday, May. 16,
were Mr. and Mrs. Rodney
Eastman and Paula, Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Luper and Mrs.
M. M. Sief.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Rain
water and children were over
night guests in the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
E. Rainwater, in Riddle, Ore.,
Saturday night.
Charles Vieira, Grady Rab
john and Roland - Rainwater
attended the funeral of Mel-;
vin Cook in Ashland Satur
day, May 16. Mr. Cook was
killed in a logging accident
near Shaft Rock, May 11.
Mrs. M. G. King was host
ess1 to the Bridge club in her
home Thursday afternoon
May 21.High score was won
by Mrs. Al Simmen, second
high by Mrs. Fred Haynes,
and low by Mrs. Malcolm
RobinsonT
Others playing were Mrs.
Art Blanchard, Mrs. Frank
Ohlund, Mrs. Frank Graves,
Mrs. H. G. Thompson, and
Mrs." Ernest Spannaus.
Frank Ayris, former resi
dent, is a patient in the Ash
land hospital where he under
went throat surgery Tuesday
morning.
MAIL TRIBUNE, Matters', Or.
W.dnwday, May 27, 1959
Wall Collapses .
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Girl, 13, Killed
Houston, Tex.r-Dra-A heavy
brick wall at McReynolds
Junior High school crashed to
the ground today Just as stu
dents were entering for
classes, killing a 13-year-old
Charles E. Poe
said the 10-foot long, seven
foot high wall toppled sud
denly as students were pre
paring to enter the building.
Gloria Rivera, 13, was pinned
under the wall and killed in
stantly. Father Couldn't Move
Her father, Joe Rivera Sr.,
was standing 20 feet away
and watched as the wall
crashed down on hit daugh
ter. Witnesses said Rivera was
so paralyzed with fear that
he couldn't move to help the
girl.
Rivera had just driven his
daughter to the school and let
her out in the driveway.
Poe said he had "no idea"
what caused the wall to col
lapse. It was reported that
students often played on it.
Witnesses said Gloria was
talking to another student,
Jean Schubert, 14, at the
back of the modern, two-year-old
schooL The Schubert girl
said she knew "something
was wrong" with the wall and
ran to safety.
In mythology, a three-headed
dog, cerberus, guards the
entrance to Hades.
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