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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1960)
n :0 ,.C: 0 0 s 8 I n o Ol jo 0 Hei 1 v J.' "I Jte.t JB L..' If - - (&isr, Mr I. 10 JB) MAIL TRIBUNeTWdfere', Or. J - "-.'-j; II.. . Ik T I nnf-M--ifir r-' illfl I I Mill III llf -Ttiii'.irr"f Dick Day (at left). Warren Wolf, instructor of art at Medford High tchool, and Tarry Ryan wr gueitt of Travel Study club at a meeting lut week which w de Toted to fine arti. Young Day hat been named Oregon winner of an annual art competition sponsored each year by the Hallmark company in cooperation with the General Federation of Women's clubs and its affiliates, and Terry Fine Arts Program Given For Travel Study Club Ryan entered the contest. Also a guest of the club was Miss Mary Savage, Crater High school, sponsored by Med ford Junior Women's dub; young Day was sponsored by Travel Study club. Mr. Wolf and his students are pictured at the high school as they sorted pictures to be exhibited in a coming spring art show. Mrs. Walter Brown, Klam ath Falls, president of Oregon Federation of Women's clubs, wai guest speaker for a meet ing of Travel Study club held Tuesday in the Fireplace room at the Girls Community club. Mrs. Brown spoke on the fine arts program of the General Federation ol Wom en's clubs and also of the Oregon Federation. The penny art fund, now known as silver art fund, was initiated in 1930, and mem bers of the General Federa tion have contributed $100, 000 to further art apprecia tion, encourage American ar tists, and support art scholar ships, she said. The plan is national in scope but local in interests and benefits, the funds being spent within the state where they are collected, Mrs. Brown states. Another art project of the General Federation of Worn-- flubs bosun in 1953, is the art talent contest for sen ... .ugh school students. In cooperation with the Hall mark Greeting Card company the federation awards each year scholarships in art train ing to three students selected from several hundred contest ants, she said. Mrs. Brown commended and thanked Travel- Study club for all the "outstanding accomplishments" during the year. Warren Wolf, art instructor of Medford High school, also BDoke on fine arts. Mr. Wolf introduced Dick Day, who4 won the Hallmark contest in Oregon and will compete in the national, and Terry Ryan, who entered the contest. Mr? Wolf showed and explained different media of paintings in which both students have worked. He stated that throughout history, when community felt deeply about certain patriotic or religtous subjects, some artist was able to express the spirit and en thusiasm of whatjwas called "the voice of the people," though his own identity was lost. "The craftsman with will ing hands and an overpower ing desire to create something beautiful brings forth his in spiration with pride and satis faction," the instructor said. "If our eyes are attuned to the vision a painter has seen, we too, find pleasure and happiness," he added. Miss Mary Savage, of Cra ter High school, and spon sored by Medford Junior Women's club in tht Hallmark contest, spok to the group ar(ff) explained paintings she exhibited. Paintings by Mrs. Thomas Held, Mrs. Willis T. Fasel and Mrs. Beryl Lyon, members of Travel Study club, were also exhibited. Mrs. Clay M. Lee, president, presided during the business session. Elation of officer for the ensuing year was held with Mrs. Jack D. Brummond, named president; Mrs. Frank L. Stratton, first vlce-presi-dent,(5!rs. Fred Gross, record Cng secretary; Mrs. Beryl Xyon, treasurer; and Mrs. Car rie WalOr, corersponding sec ret" TX fc. Installation of officers will be held Friday, Juo S, at 7 o clock m the banquet room at Kim's. Mrs. Lee gave the "respon sibility of membership" to two new members, Mrs. Gross and Mrs. Knute Lindgren. Mrs. Brummond was ap pointed a delegate to the Ore gon Federation convention to be held in Portland May 10, 11, and 12, at the Sheraton hotel, who, vtih Mrs. Lee, will represent the study club. The club will hold a rum mage sale Monday, May 2, in the Fehl building. Refreshment were served from a buffet table centered with orchid and white lilacs, and tall orchid tapers. Pour ing were Mrs. Edward C. Root, and Mrs. Beryl Lyon. About the room were lilacs and pastel umbrellas. Host esses were Mrs. John L. Mans field, Mrs. Thomas Reid and Mrs. Brummond Other guests of the club were Mrs. Roy Nye, first dis trict chairman of fine arts, Ashland; Mrs. Ray Burnett, president of Talent Federated Women's club; Mrs. Mae Lowe, Talent; Mrs. Lora Stew art and Mrs. Richard Savage. 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