Rogue River
Civic Club
Plans Tea
Rogue River -Rogue River
Civic Improvement club will
observe National Library
week with a silver tea to be
held at the Rogue River Pub
lic library, Thursday, April 7,
from 2 to 4 p.m.
Eleven members of the
Civic club attended the 47th
annual convention ot First
district, Oregon Federation ot
Women's clubs, held in Med
ford at the First Methodist
church, March 24. The Roguo
River Civic club was repre
sented on the President's pan
el by Mrs. Lynabel Deck.
Mrs. Cloyd Dick and Mn.
Ralph O. Chapin participated
In the international hostesses
panel which was conducted
by Mrs. Coral Sabo, Klamath
Falls, chairman of interna
tional affairs. .Mrs. H. J. Ste
phens, Rogue River, was in
stalled first vice-president of
the district.
First District clubs accept
ed the invitation of the Grants
Pass Women's Federated
Breakfast club to hold the
1961 annual district conven
tion in Grants Pass.
In addition to those previ
ously mentioned other mem
bers attending the convention
were Mrs. William White,
Mrs. Jerusha Moore, Mrs.
Beryl Ingle, Mrs. Goldle Se
mon, Mrs. Robert Rowlison,
Mrs. William Trotter and Mrs.
William Fields.
The next meeting of the
Rogue River Civic Improve
ment club will be held Friday,
April 8. The guest speaker
will be Miss Eva Marie Trlm
mel, of Austria, an exchange
student who is spending a
year in Grants Pass under the
American Field Service pro
gram. Pythian Sisters
Attend District
Meet in Roseburg
Attending the district con
venlon ot the Pythian Sisters
at Roseburg yesterday from
Medford were Mrs. Jack Hall,
convention junior; Mrs. Wal
ter Grochockl, representative;
Mrs. Don Anderson, past dist
rict deputy grand chief, and
Mrs. Harry Bryant, past grand
chief, who gave the welcom
ing address.
Mrs. Edward Bostwlck,
most excellent chief, and her
officers did the ladles' Initia
tion work. The officers were
Mrs. George Thomas, excel
lent senior; Mrs. Grochockl,
excellent junior; Mrs. Hall,
manager; Mrs. Carl Fichtner,
protector; Mrs. Alice Smith,
guard; Mrs. Anderson, secre
tary; Mrs. Vesta Morgan,
' treasurer, and Mrs. Bryant,
past chief.
Mrs. Bertha Nelson, past
auxiliary president was wel
comed home at a meeting of
Colonel Sargent auxiliary,
United Spanish War Veterans,
Sunday, March 20. Mrs. Nel
son is the mother ot Mrs.
James Vandersteen, the local
auxiliary president.
Mrs. Nelson was Installed
secretary-treasurer by Mrs.
Hans Rammin.
Mrs. Mary Nichols, Mrs.
Harry Priem and her two
imaM daughers were guests
for the dinner. Mrs. ' Priem
and family of .Texas are visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Vandersteen.
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Auxiliary Honors
Recent Birthdays ''
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Carpenter's Union held a
party, March 25, honoring
members with birthdays dur
ing the months of January
through June. The party was
at the home of Mrs. George
Watson, 1638 Stewart avenue.
Each honored member re
ceived a gift from the auxil
iary. Entertainment was var
ious games with prizes given
to the winners. The evening
ended with the serving of refreshments.
Rebekahs Plan
Friendship Night
At the last meeting of Olive
Rebekah lodge, plans were
completed for Friendship
night to be held April 18. All
Rebekah lodges in the district
have been invited to attend.
During the meeting the
lodge approved a recommen
dation that the Decoration of
Chivalry be presented to Mrs.
Homer Vlnzant during the
Assembly session at Eugene
In May.
All past noble grands were
honored at the last meeting:
each was presented a small
favel.
The next meeting will be
held Monday. April 4, at 8
p.m. at the IOOF hall. Mem
bers attending are to bring an
original Easter bonnet, in a
tack.
George Wimer, drill cap.
tain, has called practice before
the meeting a.' 7:30 p.m.
Refreshments will be served
by Mrs. Shlrrell Doty, Miss
Joyce Gllinsky, Mr. and Mrs.
F. A. Daugherty. Mrs. Esther
Coleman will preside. .
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Miss Linda Slesslar, Medford High school, and Mlis
Shirley McAllister, Crater High school, are winners of in
annual good cltlsenihip awards given by Crater Lake)
chapter. Daughters of th American Revolution. The two
students were honored at tea March 26 at Girls Com
munlty club and pictured during th evani are (Uft to
right) Miss McAllister, Miss Slessler, Mrs. Robert McAllis
ter, mother of the honored girl, and Mrs. H. S. Chlrgwin,
chairman of ih chapter's good cltlsenshlp committee.
Junior Symphony Conductor Takes Absence Leave
Portland -The Portland
Junior Symphony association
announces that Jacob Avshal
omov, permanent conductor
of the nationally famous 80
member youth orchestra, has
been granted a sabbatical
leave for the 1960-61 season.
Donald Thulean, dean of the
School of Music at Pacific
university, Forest Grove, has
been selected to conduct the
orchestra during Mr. Avshal
omov's absence.
Mr. Avshalomov and his
family plan to spend the year
In Rome, where he will work
on his own compositions.
Director Thulean was grad
uated from the University of
Washington in 1950, and re
ceived his master's degree in
music in 1952. He has done
professional work in New
ork City, and was made a
member of the faculty of the
Aspen Music School in 1958.
His appointment to the Pa
cific university faculty came
in 1955.
During the season Director
Thulean will continue at Pa
cific University on a part
time teaching basis.
DAR Chapter Announces
Good Citizenship Awards
Two Jackson county high
school senior girls were hon
ored at the annual "good cit
izenship girl" tea given by
Crater Lake chapter, Daugh
ters of the American Revolu
tion, at Girls Community club
March 26.
Honored were Miss Linda
Slessler, Medford high school,
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Cameron S. Slessler, and Miss
Shirley McAllister, Crater
high school, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert F. McAllis
ter, Central Point. Miss Sless
ler is president of Girls'
league at Medford High
school, belongs to the girls'
pep club, and sings in the
school choir. She teaches Sun
day school at Zlon Lutheran
church. Miss McAllister is
president ot Girls' league at
Crater High school, Is a mem
ber of National Honor society
and active in Comettes, girls'
pep club.
During the business session
Mrs. M. M. Morris was elected
regent. Also named to office
were Mrs. Judd Greenman,
vice-regent; Mrs. E. C. Root,
chaplain; Miss Florence Gif
ford, recording secretary; Mrs.
G. O. Taylor, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. T. J. Gifford,
treasurer; Mrs. J. L. Houck,
registrar; Mrs. O- C. Rawlings,
historian; Mrs. V. J. Bolton,
Mrs. H. S. Chirgwin and Mrs.
L. E. Dickson, directors.
The program was a panel
discussion of the United States
constitution.
Larry Brunette sang, ac
companied by Ray Lewis.
Guests were Miss McAllis
ter's mother, and Mrs. W. A.
Thompson, Mrs. Hugh Shurt
leff and Mrs. A. T. Hatch.
Mrs. Oscar T. Heyerman
was chairman of the refresh
ment committee.
Mothers to Mark
10th Anniversary,
The tenth birthday anniver
sary of the Medford chapter
of Gold Star Mothers will be
observed at an open meeting
and potluck luncheon Tues
day, April 5.
The event will take place
at the home of Mrs. Mary
Fredericks, 635 Palm street,
beginning at 11 a.m.
All Gold Star mothers,
whether members of the or
ganization or not, are Invited.
Those in charge Issue a spe
cial Invitation to charter mem
bers. Mrs. Fred Lawrence, who
helped organize the chapter,
will be honored.
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John Andrews
Guest of Parents
Gold Hill-John Andrews,
U. S. Navy is a guest of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon
ard Andrews, Upper river
road.
Sunday. April 1, 1940
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