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- - S' O e3 3 s3 O ' y if? 4 ' ' " A 'IN-- -''4 1 "" "a"?'"' ft"""1-" "' ' Will IWMiim iiijii tj "eSm&' . ... ; - Excelsior from a packing box for sci atic supplies was combined with wheat pasi for the little horse which Kathleen Bovvers (above) made and entered in the Oregon Stale fair. Kathleen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Bowers, 1312 Bealty street, made the animal as an extra-curri Th ree Chapte rs " To Hold Sessions Three chapters of the PEO Sisterhood have scheduled i&eetings for the coming week. Chapter BE will : meet at 7:30 p-m. Tuesday, October 6, at ' the home of Airs. W. E. Holmes, Griffin Creek, road, with Miss Annette Gray assist ing the hostess. Mrs. Robert L. Butler will give the program. Members of Chapter CG will meet for lujcheon at 1 p.m. Wednesday,. October 7, at the " home of Mrs. James M. Hunt, 316 Arimore avenue. Mrs. S. R. Mosher and Mrs., Kenneth Phillips will be co-hostesses. Mra Stewart Milne and Mrs. C. . Chamberlain will pre sent the program. Mug. V. H. Wilsoa, Shady ' Cove, ill be hostess for the 2:30 o'efleck luncheon meeting of ' Chapter CP. Wednesday. Mrs .D. R. Gardner and Mrs. H. C. Tffevr will assist the hos&ss. . A "Childproof '..'j Room furnished exclusively with' RANCH OAK Best vgy to a boy s heart . . . : lis own Ranch Oak room! The r Western design of this furniture inspires day-dreams of cow boys and Indians . its solid natural white oak and rugged t construction withstand the resulting e?r and tear! For Ranch Oakls glowing beauty lasts . : . ytt requires little care! You'll find just what you want for his room . . and every other room : Comamtodeyand see the beautiful open-stock Ranch Oak Collection DYul 6tland Bartlett Junior Women's Club Has Annual Membership Party Twelve guests attended the annual membership party which ' members of Medf ord Junior Women's club held last Wednesday evening. Mrs. William Sweet, presi- dent, welcomed the group and told of the origin of the club in 1958 as an educational and philanthropic organization within the Oregon Federation of Women's, clubs. She outlin ed the work of the local group in civic projects, the most im portant, being the clothing pool set up within the Medford elementary school system and maintained by club members. Clean and adequate clothing is in constant readiness for. dis tribution by. school nurses wherever needed in the dis trict. , BRANCH as seen in Q Q00l - "y- -1 "Your Family Furniture Store" seir s Phone SP 3-4000 Mi-..,.. cula activity last spring in Mrs. Hazeldean Smith's seventh grade at Lincoln school. It won a blue ribbon and $10 in the young art exhibit at the fair. The horse is fastened on a "free form" plywood base with a metal armature supporting the rear legs. The guests also previewed a copy of the social and appoint ment calendar which is being published for the second year and which will be available to I the public October 7. Mrs. , Sweet explained that the pro- endars goes into the club phil- anthropic fund which provides cash for additional assistance in connection with the cloth ing pool. , Mrs. Martha Donahue, school district nurse, spoke in formally, telling of the need for clothing for youngsters during the cold months. She told of the valuable aid being given along these lines. Those invited and attending were Mrs. William J. Thomp son, Mrs. Kenneth Jensen, Miss Mary Lou Hanke, Mrs. John J. Owens, Mrs. William H. Seibert, Mrs. Bob . G. Nor ris, Mrs. Wayne Allen, Mrs. Donald R. Lue, Mrs. William D. Clegg, Mrs. Virgil Morton, Mrs. Donahue, and Mrs. Ken neth Limbocher, a member of Salem Junior Women's club who has recently moved to Medford. ; . Mrs. Gene Chamberlain and Mrs. R. E. Bridenstine were in charge of games and re? freshmentsl , . ' Organ Program Planned Here Porter Heaps, Columbia re cording artist and organist, will present a program of organ music at the Medford High school auditorium Thurs day, October 8, at 8 p.m. The Hammond Organ society and Purucker Music House are sponsoring the appearance. Mr. Heaps will discuss and demonstrate the simplicity with which the organ can be played and show special effects, registration and ar rangement of popular music. He also will demonstrate the chord organ. The musician has appeared throughout the world as a con cert artist and lecturer. He has been guest soloist with the Detroit and Chicago Sym phony orchestras, as well as organist and choir director-at St. Matthew's Episcopal church in Evanston. No admission charge will be. made for the program and the public is invited. Meeting Planned For Sojourners Medford Sojourners will meet Thursday, October 8, at 12:30 pjn. at the Girls Com munity club. " Women who have resided in or near Medford for less than two years are invited to at tend and become members. Bridge, canasta and pinochle are played during the after noon. Coffee Planned A neighborhood coffee for guests and members of Wel come Wagon club will be held Tuesday, October 6 from 10 a.m. until noon at the home of Mrs. Duane McKenna, 1449 Jasper. Co-hostess will be Mrs. Lewis J. McLaren Jr. " An informal coffee, to be held once a month at the home of a club board mem ber, is planned to acquaint women who are now residents to .Medford with the mem bers and officers of the club who may be her neighbors. Those" who need transporta tion or direction are asked to contact Mrs. James Pollard, SPring 2-8924 or Mrs. James Quincy SPring 3-1665- - Meeting For Parents Announced First meeting of St. Mary's Grade School Parents' club for the 1959-60 season has been scheduled for 8 p.m. Monday, Oct. 5, in the activi ties room of the school. A special invitation has been extended by Carl M. Brophy, president of the club, to the parents of all new pu pils of the school to attend the meeting and become ac-i quainted with the teachers, officers and other parents. Sister Gerard Mary has re turned this year as Superior of the convent. Sister M. Inez Joan is the new principal of the grade school. Officers assisting Brophy this year include Joe Zaro sinski, vice president; Mrs. James Pullman, secretary; and Mrs. Robert Stewart, treasurer. A new parliamen tarian will be selected to re place Dan Christianson who moved to Portland. Mrs. Frank J, Gritsch will be chair man of room mothers. Hostesses for the social hour following the business meeting will be Mrs. John Jensen and mothers of Sister Karen Rose's first grade room. Mrs. Stewart will as sist with greetings. - Gardeners To Meet The fall meeting of Siski you district, The Oregon State Federation of Garden Clubs, Inc., will be held October 14, at the First Methodist church, corner West Main and Laurel streets, in Medford. The Medford Garden club will be hostesses for the meet ing. Registration will start at 9 a.m. with the business meet ing at 10 a.m. Luncheon will be served in the church dining room at noon. Members should send their reservations to the chairman, Mrs. A. O. Floyd, 129 Mistletoe street, Medford, not later than October 10. Guest speaker for the after noon program will be Jack Frost, orchid grower from Wilderville, who will speak on the culture and varieties of orchids. Mrs. Harry O. Smith, Cave Junction, will talk on the her- Open Every Monday Until 9 p.m. Main and Bartlett In charge of the guest book at the Sis kiyou Pioneer Sites Foundation tea Septem ber 20 were Mrs. Charles Eden (left) and Mrs. Martha Gregory. During the tea, held at the McCully house in Jacksonville, the two women paused for a cup of tea in front of the fireplace. The women wore attire United Nations Is Guild Topic Mrs. C. R. Adamson will speak on "Visit to United Nations" at the Monday, Oc tober 4, meeting of the West minster Guild of the First Presbyterian church. The meeting will be held in Fellowship hall following a potluck dinner at 6:30 p.m. Members are to take then own table service and dessert and coffe will be provided by the committee. Members of the committee include Mrs. Georgiana Beier, Mrs. May Brown and Mrs. Verl Walker. Miss Lucille Lenox and Mrs. Virgil Bolton will be in charge of the devotions and pro gram. baceous and tree peony, i Five state officers will at tend the meeting. ; See Streets r 151 . - Lodge fo Discuss v Plans for Bazaar Plans for a fancy-work ba zaar will be discussed at a meeting of Olive Rebekah lodge Monday, October 5, at 8 p.m. at the IOOF halL 221 West Sixth street. Mrs. R. S, Smith, noble grand, will preside. ' ' , Valley Navy Mothers Plan All Day Session . Rogue Valley Navy Mothers club will meet Tuesday, Oc tober 6, at 10 a.m. for an all day session at the Girls Com munity hall. General sewing will be held in the morning and a covered dish luncheon served at noon. All mothers of Navy, Ma rine Corps and Coast Guard personnel are invited to at tend. . fTlEDFORD We Proudly Present Another Burelson Exclusive . . .Fashions by Evan- Piconc Intentionally elegant, the skirt that belongs everywhere . . . every when! An exquisite imported v. flannel, sheath-slim, self-belted, : with a winged pocket to accent its graceful lines. Skirt It's Companion Blouse by Epic Ltd. XOMSV FASHION Fashion Cheers the Return of the Derby! our beautiful array of new MILLINERY DEPT. uimAa Visit Burelson's Hair Fashions by appropriate to the 19th century loaned for the occasion by Mrs. John Soliss, Medford. Pouring during the tea. were Miss Claire Hanley and Mrs. John F.'Keavney. Nearly 100 persons attended' the benefit, proceeds from which were added to the U.S. Hotel restoration fund. -(Knacksiedt photo) AAUWTo Hear Talk on College Hugh Simpson, Ashland, will speak for a meeting of American Association of Uni versity ' Women Wednesday, October 7, at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. James S. Cum mins, 2671 Hillcrest road. - The speaker, director of in formation at Southern Oregon college, will tell what SOC has to offer the graduate stu dent, requirements for teach ing, and opportunities for part-time or substitute teach ing, according to Mrs. F. Wil son Wait, AAUW higher edu cation chairman. This is the first program of the Medford branch's 1959-60 program on "Education 1 to 90 Community Accomplish ments and Possibilities." Mrs. Wallace Haskins, Mrs, Walter Roemer, and Mrs. Ber- 15.98 11.98 Glendas. Glenn SP 2-5252 YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT INVITED! Medford, Oregon A Rogue Camp Sunday, Oct. 4, 1959 Names New Field Director . Mrs. Herbert Patridge, 621 Park place No. 5, was recent ly appointed field director of the Rogue Camp . Fire Girls Council, Inc. Mrs. Partridge began work September 28. Her responsi bilities include supervision of several committees in the Camp Fire Council, training of. new leaders, assisting with day camp and residence camping, working with chair men of the various Leader's association in the council, and individual group visitation. The Rogue Camp Fire Girls Council, Inc. includes Ash land,. Talent, Phoenix, Medford,- Central " Point, Eagle Point, Jacksonville and Rogue Riverr Mrs. Partridge previously had served as a Camp Fire group leader, committee of awards, day camp, and resi dent camp leader in Denver, Colo.: Other background in cludes four years as a Camp Fire girl and three years as Horizon club member. In her present job Mrs. Partrdige ' will assist Mrs. Ruthe Gerety, local executive director. She replaces Mrs. Luther Parker, Ashland. 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