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i , w-fs . Mm. V. P. NleeUiti (at Ufl) and Mrs. W. F. Cownlng wr general chairmen for in annual Easier Monday luncheon of Si. Anna'a Altar society, hald April 18 at tha Rogue Vallay Country club. Tha women. Painting and Warren Wolf An oil painting and sculp. ture by Warren Wolf, 1517 South Ivy street, both titled Men of Matthew, have been accepted for exhibit during the I960 Religious Art Festl val in Rochester. N.Y. The works will be exhibit ed at the Central Presbyterian church, Rochester, from Thursday, April 28, through May 8. Tha Festival Includes Medford Couple Back From Trip Dr. and ' Mrs. Jouett . P. Bray, 317 Lozier lane, re turned Friday from a three week trip in tha east and south. They traveled by train. The Braya visited Chicago, St. Paul, Minn., and St. Jo seph, Mo. In La Porta, Ind., they spent soma time with Dr. Bray's son-in-law and daugh' 'ter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rob inson, and In Logansport, Ind., toured the Hildebrandt Tackle company, visiting with the owner, John Hildebrandt. They were guests in Los Angeles of another son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Lundy. Both Mrs. Lundy and Mrs. Robinson 'are grad uates of Medford High school. Couple Returns .; From California : Gold Hill - Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Cooper returned to their homo here after spend ing the Easter week end In Sacramento, Calif., where thay were guests of her moth er. Mrs. M. T. Bloilin nH Mr and Mrs. Wayne Todti. Mrs. TodU and Mrs. Cooper are sisters. The Cooper'a son, Richard Cooper, a major in music at University of Portland, spent the Easter vacation visiting at the family home here. Mr. Cooper accompanied his son .to Portland, Monday for a short visit there. ' The Coopers recently bought the House of Mystery at Oregon Vortex. A Tribute To Our Grocers "Ht knes hi gtsctriti." How familiar that expression it. Ytt few ol ui Hop to conudtr that tht corntr grocery man, OUR groctry man, is ent of tha most Important persona in our lives. Ht li a fine, value conscious mtrchant. Ha ii on tha ob tarty and lata. Ht itrvtt you patitntly no matttr how difficult your food buying dtmandi may be. Hit lift It dtvottd to bringing you and four family good, nutrltlout thlngi to tat, WHEN you want them ... and at fair prictt. Thii dry would bt t most unhappy place were It not for the almost countless Grocers who keeo us well fed and contented, We salute the Integrity and Induitny of these excellent American Citiiensl 9 Medford 101 North Central, Corner 6th Ph. SP 2-6233 Open Week Days: 8:30 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. Sundays and Holidays: 10 AM. to 9:30 -PM We Salute h W vy J w cy Sculpture of to be Exhibited selected works from all phas es of the arts including music, theater, poetry, painting, and sculpture. This is the second religious art exhibit in which Mr. Wolf has had works exhibited this month. During April his oil, "The False Prophets," has been exhibited at the Grace Episcopal Cathedral, San Francisco in a show on the theme "Church Art Today." The oil to be hung in the Rochester show Includes five forms with a yellow light com ing from above and spread ing to the forms. The sculp ture la an old redwood burl driftwood containing rusty nails which resemble forms bowed in prayer. The title for the painting and sculpture was selected by Mr. Wolf as it is the name of the men's Bible study group of which he Is a member at First Presbyterian church. Ha Is an art instructor at Med ford High school. The works for the Festival were selected by a jury and chosen from throughout the United States. Clubs to Mark Founders' Day Clubs from Central Point and Ashland have been in vited to observe Founders Day with the Rogue chapter. Grandmother Clubs of Amer ica, at their meeting Monday, April ZS, at the Girls Com munity club. The meeting will start at 12:30 p.m. Charter members and past presidents of each club will be honored and the program will be planned by Mrs. O. L. Gaston and her committee. Mrs. Lester Lollis and her committee will have charge of decorations and tea table. The event will celebrate the beginning of The National Federation of Grandmother Clubs of America. Mrs. Fred Ryde, president, will preside at the business session. I i t i t I i Pharmacy S i Our Town! lists in hand, greeted guests as thay arrivad at tha club. Almost 300 woman attendad tha lunchaon and card party, which has baan divan annually for about 30 yaars. (Knackstedi Photo) Mother-Daughter Tea Planned by Camp Fire Girls The Camp Fire Girls an nual mother-daughter tea will be held this afternoon at the Girls Community club from 2 to 4 o'clock. Highlight of the afternoon will be a fashion show at 2:15 and 3:15 o'clock with the latest styles of Camp Fire and Blue Bird clothing and camping equipment. The newly organized Camp Fire Girls chorus will make Its first public appearance in a presentation of Camp Fire songs. The Rogue Camp Fire Girls council serves over 1,000 girls In Jackson county through organized groups in Medford, Phoenix, Talent, Ashland, Central Point and Eagle Point. Each group Is led by a trained adult leader. The organization Is a mem ber agency of the United Med ford Crusade. Former Resident Is Guest Speaker Mrs. L. L. Sanders, a for mer Medford resident, will be guest speaker at the month ly meeting of the Westminster Presbyterian Women's asso ciation. The group will meet at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, April 26, in Fellowship hall of West minster church. Mrs. Sanders will present a program concerning her work with the Sheldon Jackson school and mission in north ern Alaska. Members of the Women's association of First United Presbyterian church of Med ford have been invited as guesta. A nursery for pre -school children will be available as usual, during the meeting. Local Men Elected To Masonic Posts Several valley man were elected to offices during the grand chapter meetings of the grand bodies of York Rite Masonery in Portland earlier this month. John R. Pond, Medford, was elected grand junior warden of the grand commandry of Knights Templar; Ross Gil kinson, Medford, grand sent inel, grand council of Royal and Select Masters; and Glenn W. Smith, Jacksonville, grand royal arch captain, grand chapter of Royal Arch Ma sons. Present for the occasion was J. Luther Jordan, Mansfield, La., general grand high priest of the general grand lodge. Reservations Open For Guild Party Reservations for the annual card party given by St. Cath erine's guild of St. Mark's Episcopal church may be made by calling Mrs. Mark I Taylor. SPrlng 2-2302. or Mrs. John Crawford, SPring ' 2-5773. j The parly Is set for May 10 ' at 7 p.m., and reservations are being accepted for wo-! men's groups or couples. j The guild will hold a work meeting at 8 p.m. Monday, April 25. Miss Gail Visits Gold Hill-Mis Grace Gall, student at University of Ore gon, Eugene, visited' her par rnls, Mr. and Mrs. C. Norman Gail, and her brother. Don ald, at Gailanri ranch north of Gold Hill, over the Easier holiday. MAIL TRIBUNI, Medford, Or. Sunday, April 24, 1960 Theme Told For Women's Association "Take now pay' later" is the theme for the April meet ing of the Women's associa tion of the First Presbyterian church. Mrs. D. Kirkland West is in charge of the program. which will be related to tele vision. She explained that "This Is our once-a-year meet ing on social action. This time we consider television and some of its problems. There will be a brief study, making serious points in a light heart ed way by means of skits and music. We hope to come up with both useful and in formed conclusions, and also some action." ' Dr. Mary Jane Fowler will discuss television from the medical standpoint. Members of the cast for the skits are Mrs. Melvin Hoover, Mrs. Max Priebe, Mrs. Dan Doty, Mrs. Glenn Harrison, Mrs. Wallace Brill and Mrs. H. L. Roberts. Mrs. Otto Frohnmayer will be the mus ical accompanist. A workshop service will be conducted by Mrs. W. H. Chapman. The Rev. Robert Jacks will sing. Women of Temple circle will serve luncheon at 12:30 p.m. The meeting will be in Fellowship hall of the church. t Residents Assist With Coffee Hour A number of local residents assisted at the coffee hour and public reception for Sen. John F, Kennedy at the Medford hotel Saturday afternoon. The newly-organized Elea nor Roosevelt League assisted the Kennedy committee with arrangements. Pouring were Mrs. Lewis Ulrlch, Mrs. Loren Messenger, Mrs. J. Frank Tracy, Spring field, Mass., an acquaintance of the Kennedy family. Room decorations were furnished by Guy F. Kelly. : Assisting were Mr, and Mrs. Richard Wager, Lou Martin, Mrs. Geroge Brown, Mrs. Dee Newton, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Stan ley Purcell, Mrs. W. G. Wer ner, Mrs. Bernard P. Kelly, Robert Burroughs, Mrs. George A. Rode, Mrs. James A. Redden, Mrs. Robert A. Boyer, and Mrs. .Edward C. Kelly. f Events Honor Young Couple Gold Hill - Mr. and Mrs. David Parker have been honored at a number of din ners and parties since return ing to southern Oregon this month from Ft. Knox, Ky., where he has been on duty with the U. S. Army. Pfc. Parker has received his orders to report for over seas duty In Germany. His wife, Judi and their infant daughter, Laurie Jo will re main In Medford at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davis for the present time. The couple also were guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Parker, and sister, Miss Linda Parker at the family home on Lampman road. Credit gladly given Use your Charge Account or uur iay-Away m 1 ImP .. YJ- Vi? 'l fm;TZ f w iwfl : i h i W ''ilwP ! . . . Vl. lift 'iif V i . i -JT ,:.'. Ol J :'." i I awMtstteasssssiMM m m in i man m i ,tbmi&mi&Jttm Washington Mrs, Dwight Madame Yvonne do Gaulle, into dinner at the Whit House after a picture taking ses sion Friday prior to the dinner. The Eisenhowers were hon oring the DeGsullet who are her en four-day visit. Siskiyou Garden District . Announces Spring Session The annual spring meeting of the Siskiyou district Ore gon Federation of Garden clubs, is set for Wednesday, April 27th, at the Camp White domiciliary. The meeting will be held in the Theater at Camp White with the mem bers of the Camp White Gar den club acting as hosts. Registration will begin at 9 a.m., the business session will start at 9:45 a.m. Elec tions of officers and presi dents' reports are on the agenda. Officers ot the Oregon Fed eration will be honored uuests. Mrs. Verne I. Brader, state president, will be guest speaker. Other features of. the program will be a horticulture talk by Marvin Nealy, land- Couple Honored On Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Rob inson, 720 Oak street, cele brated their tweny-fifth wed ding . anniversary April 13. They were honored at a sur prise party when several of their friends called during the evening. Anniversary cakes were served. The couple were married in Chicago, 111., April 13, 1935. They came west in 1943 and lived for three years in Cali fornia prior to coming to southern Oregon in 1940. The Robinsons are better known as "Art and Billie" to people in southern Oregon. They op erated restaurants in several places Including Gold Hill, Central Point, Medford and Ashland until their recent re tirement. He is now employed by a local packing firm. Mrs. Robinson's favorite hobbies are crocheting rugs and working In her flower garden. Spectator stripe emphosize slender lines in this well-toilored classic. 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