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Executive Committee Of Women's Group Announces Meeting
MAIL TftlBUNE, Mdfer4, Or. 7
Sunday, Sept 13, 19S9 . A '
Phoenix - The executive
committee of the Women's as
sociation of Phoenix Presby
terian church will meet at the
church at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday,
September 15
afternoon hour. The change
Regular monthly meeting
of the association will be
Thursday, September 17, at
7:30 p jn. instead of the usual
of time has been made for
the convenience of women of
the church who are engaged
in the fruit harvest or. are
working at other jobs.
. Family night will be held
at the church the fourth Fri
day of each month. , .
Parjpy and Potpourri set bad examples for. the younger
generation. Instead of staying home over the Labor day
week end and laboring in the house and yard, both of which
need a bit of tidying before winter sets in, we took off and
spent Sunday night camping in Crater Lake National park.
We had wonderful luck, too. We discovered a campground
near the now unused east entrance to the park which could
accommodate a large number of campers and which only
three families used Sunday night. The campground nearest
the lake was full by mid-afternoon Sunday, and when we
inquired at the information center, the ranger on duty, for
some strange reason or .the other, distinctly said there were
only two camping locations in the park and didn't even
mention the one on Lost creek which we eventually used.
But sine it was given on the park map, we took the road
Indicated and ended up in the delightfully isolated spot.
That , part of the park also has another ' attraction, the
Interesting rock formations called The Pinnacles which
neither of us had seen before. These slender spires of
pumice, some of which are 200 feet high, were carved. out
by the wind and water erosion. They rise out of Wheeler
creek canyon and it is an eerie sensation to stand at the
edge of the road and look down at the needle-like formations.
When Potpourri wondered what it would be like to be
down at the bottom of the canyon and look up at the pin
nacles, Pappy said "Well, if you decide to go down and find
out, I'll come back next spring. It would take you about
that long to get out again."
ItTs always a minor adventure to find out who is camping
next door, so Potpourri called out a greeting to the big
blonde young man who came over to drop cans in the gar
bage container. He in turn invited the two of us to visit at
his camptire and have some coffee, which we did. His wife
was an attractive petite brunette and they introduced them
selves as two psychiatric social workers from Ukiah, Calif.,
by the name of Galbraith. "
The young couple came west from .Boston about a year
ago and said, "We love it out here - it's fabulous." It was
their first trip up into Oregon, and Mr. G, said "everything
is so green." . '
Both said that they found their work intensely winter est
ing, even though the! type that took them away from home
and to the hospital where they vork, at all times of the day
and night. ".. . . . '.. , '.-,-.,'
' The four of us didn't linger around the campfire very
long, for the park was damp-from a heavy rain Sunday
morning, and the night was clearing and nippy. -
Potpourri particularly enjoyed the utter quiet and peace
of Lost Creek . campground. : There was no travel on the
nearby dead-end road, the other ' campers retired early and
the only sounds were the murmur of . the little stream and
an occasional whisper of wind among the pine branches.
' In the morning there were no planes, no noisy log trucks,
no barking dogs and no crowing roosters to waken us. The
sun came up warm and bright, the family from Washington
which had camped across ; the creek was on the 'way by
7 o'clock and again it was quiet. Except for one noise.
Every now and then there would be a tiny thud in the grove
of pines nearby and we soon discovered that the cones were
falling. But wfiy weren't the cones falling in our camp? A
little craning of the neck and. watching brought an answer.
A pine squirrel, which earlier sat on a limb and chattered
away for a few seconds, was busily cutting the cones off and
letting them fall. Presumably this was his private harvesting
of food against the time when snow will cover the trees and
the ground.
;. 'A little later we had another. visitor, the friendliest im
aginable little chipmunk. He toured the camp; completely
unafraid, gnd not finding any food,; came over to where we
sat by the fire. He nibbled gently at ,a finger and then
boldly jumped up on a knee where he sat, begging. Next
time: we camp in Crater . Lake- park, we'll take - popcorn or
peanuts or some: other, chipmunk delicacy.' It's, the least we
can do, particularly since we'd enjoyed our stay so thorough
ly. - ,5;.- r'p-m:: V-..; -t;-; v;
Potpourri had a shocking experience one morning last
week. Only half -awake and brooding over our first cup of
breakfast coffee, we looked up and thought a strange man
had taken the chair opposite.-It was Pappy, Sure enough,
but he had shaved off his beautiful Centennial whiskers. O.S.
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The two top women players of the 31st Miss Sue DeVoe, Medford, last year's cham
annual Southern Oregon Golf championship pion and runner-up this year; Mrs. E. W.
tournament, played.il Rogue Valley Coun,- Sickels, Medford,' and Miss Betty Martin,'
try club last week end, are pictured here v Longview, Wash., who defeated Miss DeVoe
during a luncheon at the dub. Shown are to become the 1959 champion. '
(left to right) Mrs. Mahr Reymers, Ashland, .
Four Members
Welcomed by
Sojourner Club
Four new members were
welcomed ilnto Sojourners
club at a recent meeting at
Girls Community club. They
are Mrs. Earl Nauretz, Mrs.
Fred Beyer, '. Mr s. : T. O.
Thompson and . Mrs. Odell
Turner. ' "
Red dahlias and red can
dles decorated tables at the
luncheon. Hostesses were Mrs.
A. L. McClure, Mrs. Rosa Au
ten and Mrs. Edmon Lyon. A
special gift was awarded to
Mrs. J. L. Davidson.
Game prizes went to, Mrs.
J. L. Davidson and Mrs. Mar
ion Houschild, bridge; Mrs.
Edwin Cornell and Mrs. Earl
Nauretz, pinochle; and Mrs.
Adele Purgason and Mrs. A.
L. McClure, canasta.
Plans have been made for
a guest day o be held Sep
tember 24. Reservations may
be made by calling. SPring
2-5974; SPring 3-3395 or
SPring 3-4891.
Women who have lived in
Medford or vicinity two years
or less are invited to attend
and become members.
Group Sponsors
Writing Coursei
Anyone interested in ' par
ticipating in a college exten
sion credit course in creative
writing is asked to call Mrs.
A. M. Farfan, SPring 2-7407,
or Mrs. Jack Wheeler, KEy
stone 5-1046.
-, The two women are mem
bers of a local writer's group,
which is encouraging organiz
ation of a writing class to be
taught : by a member of the
Southern Oregon college fac
ulty. ' .
A minimum of 13 registra
tions is necessary to form the
class. v ,
The regular monthly meet
ing of the writer's, group will
be '. held at the Farfan resi
dence, 723 . South , Newtown
Missionary Society
Plans First Meeting
At Eastwood Church
Women's Missionary soci
ety ; of Eastwood Baptist
church .wilL meet Tuesday,
September 15, at 10:15 "a.m.
at the church. It will be the
first fall meeting. '
Mrs. William White is in
charge bf , the program,
which will include a playlet
on fie theme "Greater Works
Shall Ye Do." .
Devotions will be led by
Mrs. S. D. Earhart and host
esses will be Mrs. Robert
Balk, Mrs. Willi .m Robert
son and Mrs. John Johnson.
street,: September 24 at 7:30
p.m.
Geo. Grabow
1365 Kings Highway, Medford
Phone SP 2-8560
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