Crater School
To Give Concert
Central Point T h e music
department of Crater High
school will present their win
ter concert Friday, December
18, - at the high school at
8 p.m.-
The program will include
the band, choir and other
groups recently, organized at
the school. Norman D. Caroth
ers will direct the production;
the program will not be an
nounced until the evening of
the performance.
No admission will be
charged.
Auxiliary Gives Veteran Prizes
MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
Sunday, Dee. 13, 1959
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Camp White - Prizes fur
McDuffee, second, 99; and
Mrs. J. J. Dougherty, Paul
Hatton and Mr. and Mrs. Berg
Marten, tied for third and
fourth, 97 V. -
East-west winners were
Mrs. Fred Purdin and Tom
Munds, first. 100; William
Knope and "William Stiles,
second, 9114; Mr. and. Mrs.
Joseph Clark, third, 89; and
Walter Grow and Arthur
Scarseth, fourth, 88.
No play is scheduled De
cember 25 and January 1.
.When making custards or
other dishes that call for hot
milk, mix sugar with the egg,
not with the milk.
nished by the American Le
gion auxiliary. Department of
Oregon, were awarded to high
scoring veterans for Novem
ber at the last meeting of
Camp Wiiite Veterans Bridge
club.
William Stiles won first
place; Walter Grow, sec
ond; Tom Munds, third; Wal
ter Humes, fourth; Milton
Stafford, fifth; F. Dronenberg,
sixth; and John Foley, sev
enth. North-south winners of mas
ter point -play December 6 at
the club wefe Robert Dickey
and Roy Pruitt, first, 112; Mrs.
W. C. Knope and Mrs. Paul
Newlywed Couple
Lives in Ashland
Ashland - Mr. and Mrs.
William H. Flagg are making
their home at 42 Third
street, Ashland, following
their wedding September 20
in Ashland. Attending the
couple for the 3 o'clock after
noon rites were Robert Flagg,
son of the bridegroom, and
Daniel M. Bird, son of the
bride.
The bride is the former
Nettie Blanche White of Kc
koma, Ind. For the ceremony
she wore a white silk frock.
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GIFT WRAP, RIBBONS,
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Great Britain's Princess Anne enjoys
romp at Windsor Castle with her dog, a
corgi n?med "Sugar." This is one .of a re
cent series of photos taken of the little
Princess at Windsor.
(UPI Telephoto)
Red Cross Gray Ladies Honored
Gray Ladies were honored
; at the monthly meeting of the
board, of directors of the Jack-
' son County chapter, American
.Red Cross, held December 10.
Tod Tibbutt, vice - chairman,
presided.
Sixty - five members and
guests attended the luncheon
meeting. The honored Gray
Ladies serve at the Camp
White domicilary and assist
the Red Cross bloodmobiles.
; Mrs. John S. Day, chairman
. k of the newly-formed recogni
tion committee, and her co
chairmen, Mrs. E. F. Bolt and
Mrs. MacLeod Maurice, ex
planed the work of the .Gray
Ladies, expressed the appre
ciation of the chapter for their
"many hours of service," and
made appropriate awards to
Mrs. William Arnold, Mrs. R.
G. Bardwell, Mrs. Ralph
Barnes, Mrs. C. W. Brewer,
Mrs. R. E. Carley, Mrs. Jennie
Creager, Mrs. Yvonne Dalen,
. Mrs. Aimee Deuel, Mrs. Fran-
' ces Flinn, Mrs. Melvin Krows,
Mrs. Martin Luther, Mrs. E.
. H. McKee, Mrs.: F. Nord
; wick. Mrs. Bertha Penwell,
Mrs. Willisfm Perry, Mrs. Fred
Rehling, Mrs. E. B. Rippon,
Mrs. Lillian Salade, Mrs.
' John Russell, Mrs. R. E.
; Schulz, and Mrs. Roy Stanley.
Special recognition for over
40 years of service was given
to Mrs. R. G- Bardwell and
' Mrs. R. E. Carley. Also in
troduced were Mrs. Earle
Jossy and Mrs. A. Watten-
burg, new. to the' Gray. Lady
service.
Mrs. J. W. Burba, chairman
of the- blood program, said
the bloodmobile ' will be in
Medford Wednesday, Decem
ber 16, from 1 to 5 p.m.; the
quota is 290 pints.
Grant Quinney Jr., junior
board member, introduced his
guest, David Irving, chairman
of the Junior Red Cross coun
cil. He explained the activl
ties " of the schools for the
Phoenix Women
To Hold Election
."Phoenix-rEleetion of offl
cers is scheduled for the Wom
en's Association of the Phoe
nix Presbyterian church at a
meeting Thursday, December
17, at the church.
A dessert luncheon will be
served at 12:30 o'clock fol
lowed by. a business session.
Mrs. Jack Sides, Medford,
treasurer of the Southwest
Oregon Presbyterial, will be
installing officer. All women
nominated for offices in the
association for the coming
year are requested to attend.
Mrs. C. A. Stothers, presi
dent, reminds those who wish
to bring an article of food
which will be distributed in
the community for Christmas.
Donations must be left at the
church some time between
Thursday, December 17, and;
Sunday, December 20. 1
month of December relative
to decorations and entertain
ment for the V. A. .Domicili
ary, and the canned food col
lection for Christmas baskets
for the needy.
Progress Reported
Mrs. Joe Hearin, chairman
of production service, report
ed- on the progress of the 12
volunteers in her group who
are sewing needed articles for
the V. A. Domiciliary, and
urged those helping with fu
ture projects to contact the
office.
Elliott Becken gave a brief
explanation of the participa
tion of the Red Cross in the
Christmas giving project spon
sored by the Inter - Agency
Council. Red Cross facilities
are being used as a clearing
house in an. effort to avoid
duplication of food baskets to
the needy. Red Cross volun
teers are working with the
Public Welfare commission
and Salvation Army to screen
names turned in. Board mem
bers were advised that dona
tions of food or money would
be gratefully received by the
Christmas Bureau.
Appreciation was expressed
to Mrs. Otto Frohnmayer for
the Christmas music and .'to
Mrs. M. M. Huggins who pro
vided the unusual and artistic
decorations in keeping with
the holiday season. .
The luncheon was prepared
and serve.d by the Red Cross
volunteer canteen.
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