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Auxiliary
Announces
Officers
Mr. Hirry Birch, Medford,
was elected president of Dis
trict 7, Ladies Auxiliary to
Veterans of Foreign Wars, at
a meeting in Rogue River
May 15.
Representing the national
organization at the spring con
vention was Mrs. Theodore
Hopkins, Rogue River, na
tional conucil area member of
northern California and south
ern Oregon.
Other district officers elec
ted to serve with Mrs. Birch
are Mrs. Harold Dill, Brook
ings, senior vice-president;
Mrs. A. B. Wolber, Ashland,
junior vice-president; Mrs.
Marie Bowling, Grants Pass,
chaplain; Mrs. Dorothy Lyen,
Rogue River, treasurer; Mrs.
O. O. DeBerry, Medford, sec
retary; Mrs. Sylvia Oliver,
Shady Cove, conductress; and
Mrs. Ralph Pittock, Medford,
guard.
District officers appointed
by Mrs. Birch include Mrs.
Letha Preston, Grants Pass,
patriotic instructor: Mrs. Joy
Kerby, Ashland, flag bearer;
Mrs. Francis Bigham, Brook
ings, banner bearer; Mrs. Leo
Orvis, Rogue River, historian;
Mrs. Clara Bowling, Brook
ings, musician; Mrs. Gene
vieve Babeawske, Brookings,
assistant musician; Mrs. Lee
Turner, Grants Pass, assistant
conductress; and Mrs. B. B.
Ramsey, Medford, Mrs. Rus
sel B. Johnson, Medford, Mrs.
Phil Holt, Shady Cove, and
Mrs. Dale Sawyer, Shady
Cove, color bearers.
Mrs. Bert Mansfield, Port
land, department president;
Mrs. M. L. Swisher, Brook,
ings, department patriotic in.
structor; Mrs. Henrietta Dill,
Brookings, department ban
ner bearer; Mrs. Eileen Dick-
ensen, department assistant
conductress, and Miss Laur
ene Kell, Medford, past de
partment president, attended
the convention. Mrs. Russel
Zundel, Medford, District 7
president, presided at the
meeting.
Mrs. Mansfield Installed the
officers and presented hospl
tal pins for 150 hours of work
to Mrs. Minnie Barrow, Mrs.
Peggy Peabody, Mrs. Pat Mar
tin, and 500 hour pins to Mrs,
B. B. Ramsey and Mrs. Ben
Allison. Twenty-five year aux
iliary membership pins were
given Mrs. Elnore Gould and
Mrs. Lottie Girard and 20
year membership bars to Mrs.
Lee Turner and Mrs. Esther
Turner, Grants Pass.
Mrs. Zundel presented a
gift to Mrs. Mansfield, and
Mrs. Dottie Burkett, Rogu
River, and Mrs. DeBerry, pres
ident of Crater Lake auxil
lary, Medford, presented gifts
to Airs. Zundel.
Mrs. Mansfield spoke on
membership, community serv
ice and cancer research and
hospital work.
Eagle Point PTA
Slates Meeting
Eagle Point - The Eagle
Point Elementary Parent
Teacher association will hold
their last meting of the year
Tuesday, May 24, in the grade
school gymnasium at 8 p.m.
"Hazel Atkins Day" will
be observed in honor of Mrs.
Hazel Atkins who is retiring
after 2? years of teaching.
The last seven years she
taught in Eagle Point, and all
but two years here in Jackson
County. AH former students
and their parents, friends and
the public are invited to at
tend and honor her at this
time.
Installation of new officers
will be conducted by Mrs.
John Huffman, a former pres
ident and president of the
High School PTSA. Conven
tion reports and the historians
report will be given.
Refreshments will be
served by mothers of children
in the first grade.
Central Point Couple
Visit in Hornbrook
Hornbrook - Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Brittsan, who were re
turning to their home in Cen
tral Point, Ore., after a trip
to southern California, called
on their niece, Mrs. Ellene
Rowell, here recently. Mr.
Brittsan is a brother of Mrs.
Rowell's mother, Mrs. Bessie
Clawson.
Mrs. Rowell, of Ward Cove,
Alaska, has been here with
her mother since Mr. Claw
son's death several months
ago. Mr. Rowell will join his
wife here this summer.
Mrs. Clawson is at present
in Eugene with other mem
bers of her family.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fei
nelt, Seattle. Wash., were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ivon
Howard recently. The Rei
nelts were en rout home ti
ter a trip to southern Cali
fornia and Arizona.
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Music Festival .
Held by Schools
Central Point - Gold Hill,
Sams Valley, and Central
Point Elementary and Junior
High schools held a district
iiiumc feliia'. at '.he Crntra!
Point High school gymnasium.
Students from the fourth
grade up from all three areas
met to sing together songs
which they had learned for
the occasion. Students of the
third grade and teachers were
the audience.
Pianists were Mrs. Ruth
Brewster and Mrs. Joanne
Sousa, both Central Point. Di
recting the singing was Mar
vin Throne, Gold Hill
The festival began with the
singing of songs of nature,
and novelty numbers were on
the program. Eileen Kell of
Gold Hill was soloist for the
final novelty number. Songs
of work and play, and two
patriotic numbers were sung.
The festival ended with the
entire group singing "All
Creatures of Our God and
King."
The artists pictured here, and others, will show their
works in an exhibit to be held at the Senior Activity center
beginning today as a part of the annual open house.
Shown (left to right) are Mrs, Norvel Jones, Mrs. Thomas
Johnson, Mrs. Ivan Shuck, the Rev, Robert Bridge, Mrs.
Margaret Stonebreaker and Mrs. E. J. Diehl. Paintings by
Mrs. Lenore Whitcher, Mrs, Helen Edington. Mrs. Vera
Wright, the Rev. Erie Robothon and Mrs. Harriet Bates
will alio be shown. Sculptures by Mrs. E. E, Evans, Mrs.
Ethel Byers. Mrs. Pearl Spackman and Glenn Van Wickle
will also be exhibited as well as work in cooper. The open
house at the Center, 601 East Jackson street, will be from
1:30 to 5:30 p.m. and the public is invited.
Clothing Appeal
Made By Circle
Central Point An urgent
need for clothing for overseas
relief was stressed at a meet
ing of the Women's Christian
Service circle of Central
Point Presbyterian church.
The group met Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Walter Geb
hard. Persons wishing to do
nate clothing are asked to
bring it to. the church today.
Faith Circle met Monday
evening. Mrs. Robert Bridge,
a guest, helped with the study
of Psalms.
Week End Program
Gold Hill - Mrs. C. Norman
Gail and Mrs. Grover T. Mul
key, were among those attend
ing mother's week end activ
ities at the University of Ore
gon, Eugene
Happy Camp Classes
Visit Sacramento
Happy Camp - Members of
the seventh and eighth grade
classes accompanied by their
teacher, Mrs. Walter Aubery,
spent last week end in Sacra
mento. While there they vis
ited the state capitol, Sutter's
Fort, and other points of interest.
Degree of Honor
Announces Session
The Degree of Honor Pro
tective association will meet
at the Girls Community club
Monday at 7:30 p.m. A busi
ness session will be followed
by drill team and glee club
practice.
Mrs. Harold Elliott will
serve as hostess.
Honored at Shower
Happy Camp - Mrs. James
Tristan gave a layette show
er for Mrs. John Krogh at the
home economics room of the
Happy Camp High school May
15.
The room was decorated for
the event and refreshments
were served to 1 5 guests.
WSCS to Hold
Pledge Service
The Woman's Society on
Christian Service will con
duct its annual pledge service
at the general meeting Tues
day, May 24 at First Metho
dist church.
Devotions begin at 9 3
a m. in Meeker chapel, follow
ed by the business meeting at
10 a.m. with Mrs. Milton
Snow presiding.
Mrs. Floyd Lewis and Mrs
Gladys Rammin will present
the program titled "Jesus, tin
Light of the World" and Mrs
Richard Loros is in charge of
the worship service.
Circle 8 will serve lunch
eon at 12:15 p.m. to conclude
the meeting.
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