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o i ) ! DC j riO .T w ' --,- (') r--, i 'Tfi'J S1: "''3 .v. - Iff. . "Jl rsr .;ta f ' l 'VMS." ' '?C "7 WilM National Hospital Week To Be Observed in City Today is not only Mother's Among the events scheduled day, but is also ihe h?ui?H;nR Aurint Wuii-rai UespUal Uunior-Senlor .C1 'jPtir.'stmM cnrils boartru M-! MAIL TIUNL Mdfori, flv r. 1 donna mctllres and nlhcr hprh Sundjv 'Mjii t. 1 960 fe? I Banoupt Plannprl i items. 1 - - i The aliuual semiforma! 1 s banciuit fur lush school stii. I- . dent Mrs. R. D. Abel will have few scraphoc'ks and fillers as welt as index tabs at the meeting. National Hospital week. ! Since the two d.Jtes coincide.; figures were released jointly f by Rogue Valley Memorial hospital and Sacred Hear hos-! pital on the number of births recorded last year. The two hospitals totaled 1 200 babies, or an average ; rate of one birth every six1 hours. It w as pointed out l hat, whereas less than 37 per cent; of all births took place in hos-i pitals in 1935, more than 95 per cent of all babies are born in hospital today. National Hospital week events will start off Monday with an open house at Rogue Valley Memorial hospital which will offer tours of the building from 2 to 4 p.m., and from 6 to 8 p.m. The annual auxiliary tea will attain be a feature of the open house, and is scheduled for 2 to 4 p.m. Visitors will also view an art-exhibit by the Southern Oregon Society of Artists in Week. May 8 through 12. at Sacred Heart ho&pUsl re Her-. Personnel day and Career day. Tuesday. May 10. will be Personnel day. The day's pro gram, planned for the hopi tal's employees will feaure a variety of entertainment, in eluding soloists from Caesar Miuzioli's School of Accor dion, and an appearance of "The Shadows.' vocal group from St. Mary's High school. ."reshments will be served to the hospital pr?onnel and a service pin will be awarded to Thomas Mclnery who re cently completed 10 years of continuous service to the hos pital. Mr. Mclnerny is chif engineer at the hospital, j Career day will be Thui-v day, May 12. and is designed to acquaint students with ca reers in the medical field. God. V ree Among those who will as- Methodist churches, all Med- the board room and hallwas.' sist with the events during the ford, and the Central Point Community Bible church. who prefer not to at- Venfj ',ite junior $iwk p;u:ns will be held Saturday. May 14 at Ihiu.-r Grade hool. Kight valiey Protestant churches are sponsoring the event with t he Rev. Glenn McKerrow of the First Christian church il charge. For infortnatwm persons may contact turn ut Spring J-24Ha. Theme of the event will lie "The Garden of Eden.'' The program will include a gruup from the Canyon ville Chris tian academy which is cur rently touring the tate. The dinner Kill start at 8 p.m. with pe.ikcri and en tertainment until 12 mid night. Tickets may b ob tained from youth directors and pastors of the sponsor ing churches. They include the First Assembly of God, Rethcl Assembly of First Christian, First list. First Church of Medford Friends and . 9 May 12 Sai-rcd Hoart hospi tal will conduct tours for spe cial school groups during a "Career Day" program. Society to Hold A soction of McLouglin Junior High school's orchestra is shown hrt as the pupils rehearsed last week in prepara tion for a concert to be given this afternoon at Hedrick Junior High school auditorium. Elmer V. Ayres is director of the McLoughlin orchestra. The concert today will fea ture the McLouglin, Hedrick and Medford High school orchestas. with about 16& young musicians to participate. John E. Drysdale directs the Hedrick and Medlord High school groups. The public is invited to attend. Group to Attend Health Meeting Jackson county representa tives will attend the annual meeting of Oregon Tuberculo ais and Health association at Portland May 10-11. Making the trip will be Mrs. Cleo Kent and Mrs. Joan Bass, nurses with the Jackson Coun ty Health department, and Mrs. Zola Parsley of the Gold Hill Health unit. Also attending will be three members of the Jackson Coun ty Tuberculosis and Health as sociation; Mrs. Ivan Burton, director of the bi-weekly tele vision program on health edu cation, and Mrs. Virginia Kyer, executive secretary. H. P. Jewett, Central Point, president of the association, will attend the meeting in Portland and then will repre sent Jackson county at the an nual meeting of the National Tuberculosis association Los Angeles, May 15-19. Methodist Guilds Set Installation Ruth Esther Wesleyan Serv ice guild of First Methodist church will meet this month with Mary-Martha guild of Ashland Methodist church. Guild members are reminded that the meeting will be Tues day, May 10, at the Wesley house, Ashland, at 7:30 p.m. The two groups will hold a Joint installation service con ducted by Mrs. Edward Nel son. Mrs. Mabel Winston, reg istrar at Southern Oregon col lege, will be the main speaker. Miss Jacqueline Walker, (at left) president of Insurance Women of Jackson county, and Mrs. Carol Robertson, vice president and chairman of the club's Insurance Women's day May 10, completed plans for the observance last week. The club will hold a banquet at Kim's new banquet room at 7:30 p.m. with Philip B. Lowery, Medford attorney, to speak on "New Fields of Liability." Master of ceremonies will be S. L. Stark and entertainment will be provided by the Populaires. Anyone interested is invited to the event, and reservations may be made by calling Miss Walker at SPring 2-6167. or Mrs. Robertson at SPring 3-6628. Reservations Open for Party Reservations may still be made for tables at the annual spring card party sponsored by St. Catherine Guild of St. Mark's. The event will be held Tues day, May 10, at 7 p.m. Reser vations may be made by tele phoning Mrs. Mark Taylor, SPring 2-2302 or Mrs. John Crawford, SPring 2-5733. It was reported that tickets are available for women in the Guild hall and couples in the parish hall. Dessert will be served prior to the evening of cards. Prizes will be given for dif ferent scores at the various tables. The event is the chief money raising project of the Guild. Co-chairmen of the event are Mrs. Russell Renner and Mrs. Louis Thurman. Mrs. Ed ward Earnest, Mrs. Richard Greene, and Mrs. L. G. Miles are in charge of decorations. A work meeting is planned for Monday, May 9, at 8 p.m. Past Presidents Announce Meeting The Past President Club of Fraternal Order of Eagles auxiliary will meet Friday, May 13, at the home of Mrs. Isabel! Tucker. 525 North Riverside avenue. A dessert luncheon will be served at 1:30 p.m. to be followed by the meeting. week, are the Misses Patricia Kennedy, Ellen Montgomery. Carolyn Kent. Sandra Allen. jean uanKs. Aancy uuncan. r i r Marilyn Harwnd. Alice Jami- jpCUdl OCiblUH sun. Lynn Peterson, and Members of Hoeue Valley Anita Ritchy. . Herb society will have a pe- These girls have been volun-icial meeting at 1 p.m. Tues teering their services at the day. May 10 at the home of hospital every Saturday for Mrs. John D. Moist, Route 1, the past several months, sew- Box 1 IB. Gold Hill, ing fur Providence guild, pro- The nvaup will make herb vicling entertainment for pa- scrapbooks for personal use tients and otherwise helping and women attending are to the Sisters who operate Sac- bring pen, scissors, paste, herb red Heart hospital. snapshots, herb clippings. PI L 'A REAL COPPERPLATE to Fourteen beautiful styles of Engraved lettering choose, from. The. finest of wedding tationety. 100 Announcements or Invitation 145 with double envelopes, as low as . Additional 100s ns low as $9.00 Wf aKo offer tnguved Oil"c; O'ds 100 : ruj up. At Home or Reception Ca'Hs, ftfit 100 So SO up. InfofmriU tor Thnk You' Fust 100, S3 80. Beaut if ul MnncifammeH Notr P.iper with Lm el open, vr.ur cci.t of mjnv '.t!c. en;;f,v. rg, 100 $4.00 UO. Business Cards and LettrrhtMiis. iir-,t 1000 SI 5.00 All Prices include ffre Copper Pl.ite or Steel Die. CjII SPrin 2-7774 and Jtk lor M. Dal Newton, for appoint ment to it these beautiful samplci. 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All entries must be at the school by 9 a.m. All class titles in the ar rangement divisions are the names of songs. There will be a horticulture display, ad vanced amateur, amateur and novice classes and a division for men only, mobiles, and juniors. Persons having gardening problems may visit the gar den center information table, it was reported. Organ music during the show will be fur nished by Mrs. E. A. Archer, Jerry Miller and Dayton De pue. Displays will be exhibited by the Rogue Valley Herb society, herbs; Mrs. Ranald Axtell of the Rose society will have an old fashioned rose display and Katherine's Gardens an iris display. Also a display by the Roxy Ann Gem and Mineral club. A gar den store will display items for the garden and a ceramic shop will display new molds and patio lighting. New officers of the Garden State President To Visit Group Mrs. Lorena Ward, Klam-. ath Falls, president of the Oregon State Retired Teach ers association, will speak at a meeting of the Jackson County Retired Teachers asso ciation Monday, May 8. The group will meet at Bcllview Grange hall, Ashland, at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. B e r n 1 c e Kunzmnn, president of the local unit, will give the annual report and Mrs. Alice Willcts will be in charge of the music. Those needing transporta tion to the meeting are to be at the Jackson hotel at 12:30 p.m. Hornbrook Family Portland Visitors Hornbrook - Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Watt Jr. and sons, Tommie and Ronnie, spent last week end in Portland, Ore., visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rubisch. tmetat szes 10 to SOt union', 7 lo IS; ami haUisiitu UK to 2tbi. Brmj sleeveless dresses many with their own jackets! Airy, full-skirted charmers, city suit types, shirtwaist dresses, patio dresses, casuals with tlie new, softer look! 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