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joint Meeting
' Central Polnt-A joint meet
ing of Faith circle and the
. W o m e n 's Christian Service
circle of Central Point Pres
byterian church will be held
ot 1 p.m. Thursday, July 21,
' at the church. Mrs. Jack
' Sides of the First Presbyterian
church, Medford,. will lead a
: itudy of Psalms.
-:Annual Picnic
: . The annual picnic of the
7 Daughters of the American
:. Revolution will be held Tues
'.day, July 19, at 1 p.m. at
Maple park on South Highway
' 89, across from Cubby's Drive
in. Members are to take food,
- end table service for them
. solves and for their guests.
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MEDFORD TIUDUKC, HLUtUnUi UHL.
Activities Told For
Senior Activity Center
Members of the Senior Ac
ttvity center have been Invlt
cd to attend the Medford
Chamber of Commerce Round-
table luncheon Monday noon,
July 18. The speaker will be
Mrs. Julia Johnson, executive
secretary of the Oregon State
Council on Aging. The meet
ing will be in the Jackson
hotel Pioneer room.'
Members also will be wel-
come to hear Mrs. Johnson
speak at a meeting of the In
ter-Agency council Tuesday at
10 a.m. at the Red Cross build
ing.
Activities at the center next
week will be changed slight
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ly, officers announced. The
Arm Chair Travel club will
meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. to
see a second series of colored
wild flower slides by L. E.
McMurray.
Members of the orchestra
also will be able to see the
slides. The musicians are
scheduled to play for the
Roundtable luncheon at 12
o'clock and their 11 o'clock
rehearsal has been cancelled
Tlie orchestra will meet at
11:30 a.m. at the hotel.
Take Pictures
Free hand sketches made by
Eric Robathon and Robert
Bridge during the art show
yesterday at Medford Library
park will be discussed at this
week's art class. Members are
to take pictures they exhibit
ed at the Greenwich Village
exhibit.
The wnodcarving class meet
ing set for Wednesday at 12
o'clock has been cancelled so
members may attend the in
ter-club picnic of the Medford,
Camp White and Grants Pass
Fifty Plus clubs at TouVelle
park.
Plans for a possible outdoor
concert by the orchestra, with
community singing, will be
discussed at the regular or
chestra practice session Thurs
day at 10 a.m.
Summer programs for the
Fifty Plus club, with meeting
time and place, are available
and will be given at all public
meetings of the Council on
Aging, at the club, the center
and public library.
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Smedes Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Smedes, formerly of Medford
and now living in San Diego,
Calif., are visiting in the val
ley for a few days. They are
on their way to visit their
son's family In Washington,
D. C. They plan to return to
Medford sometime in October.
Circle Meeting
Talent-Priscilla circle of
Talent Methodist church will
meet in the annex Monday,
July 18, at 7:30 p.m. Mrs.
Clarence Holdridge and Mis.
Lee Quinn will be in charge
of the program. Mrs. Damon
Floyd and Mrs. Charles Hold
ridge will be hostesses.
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A number of members and friends of the
Rogue Valley Art association attended the
preview showing of privately owned works
of art which are on exhibit through Friday,
July 29. at Rogue gallery, 220 West Main
street. Shown above studying an untitled
steel sculpture owned by Harlow Carpenter
are Mr. ana Mrs. mcnara i. uoi, rami
street, Ashland. Mr. Doi Is assistant profes
sor of art at Southern Oregon college. Gal
lery hours are from noon until 4 p.m. daily
except Mondays. (Knsckstedt photo)
Event Honors
Miss Schrader,
Elwin Simmons
Conl nil Point - Miss Bev
erly Schroder, Modtord, and
her flimoo, Elwin Simmons,
son ot Mr. and Mrs. P. E.
Simmons, 3112 Garfield street,
Medford, were honored at a
shower Thursday at the- home
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hughes, 174 Glenn Way, Cen
tral Point.
Pink and green slivunu'ra
decorated the lawn at thu
Hughes' homo where Ihu
event was held. A center
piece of whlto bells, ivy and
forget-me-nols decorated the
serving table.
Miss Schrader was present
ed a corsage of talisman rose
buds, sweet poas and slcph-anotis.
Several music selcclluns
were played by the guests at
tending, among them was
Miss Sharon Simmons who
who played the accordion.
Mrs. Maude Simmons,
grandmother of Mr. Simmons,
was also honored. She cele
brated her 80th birthday
July 15.
Assiting Mrs. Hughes with
the serving of refreshments
were Mrs. Claire Johnson,
Mrs. Richard Simmons, Miss
Elaine Johnson, and Miss
Donna Johnson.
Nearly 30 relatives and
friends attended.
Toastmistress Club Has
Officer Installation
New officers of the Medford
Toastmistress club were in
stalled at a recent picnic meet
ing at the home of Mrs. James
VanderSteen. 900 Mira Mar
avenue. Eighteen members at
tended. Mrs. George Watson was in
stalled as vice-president; Mrs.
Amy True, secretary; Mrs.
Don Mann, treasurer; Mrs.
Bernice Kunzman and Mrs.
VanderSteen, club representa
tives. Mrs. C. H. Redmond
acted as installing officer and
Mrs. John Schroeder presided
at the meeting in place of the
president, Mrs. Richard Williams.
Mrs. Bertha Nelson and
Mrs. William Fasel were
guests at the meeting. Four
husbands of members also at
tended. Mrs. C. E. Wilson gave the
invocation; Mrs. Watson was
lexicologist; and Mrs. Vander
Steen was in charge of the
educational item. Mrs. John
Schroeder, topicmistress, gave
members subjects for discus
sion. No flng or timer was
used at the informal meeting.
Mrs. Kunzman, who was in
troduced by the toastmistress,
Mrs. Ethel Mclntyre, spoke on
"Weakness is Sometimes
Strength."
Mrs. Watson was in charge
of the business session. Mrs.
Individual Pina Pies
Cut English muffins into 3
thin slices each and toast on
one side in the broiler to pro
duce individual pizza pies.
Spread the other side with
canne spaghetti sauce with
mushrooms and add cubes ot
mozzarclla cheese, pieces of
peppery salami and sprinkle
with oregano. Broil until
cheese is melted and the
pizzas are lightly browned
and bubbly.
Sliii-n shi'iils weiir lunger If
rotated, gel In the habit of
placing freshly laundered
sheets at (ho bottom of the
slack when you store Ihem.
ui.,i.i rt- hi-nlllng should
lie well niiirbli'il will" l.
Theso HtrutiUH ot fat mlnglml
with llin lean glvo beef i
Juicy, rich liisle.
Elmer Ness announced that a
public relations dinner will
be held October 12. A rum
mage sale also is planned by
the club for August 12 at tlie
Fchl building. Mrs. Roy Rolls
is chairman.
Tlie next meeting of the
group will be August 24 at the
home ot Mrs. C. H. Redmond.
A picnic supper will be served.
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