MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, CPE.
SUNDAY. JULY 31.
Political Theme
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Donkeys and elephants dec
orated me room and serving
table at the Medford Sojourn
er club meeting Thursday at
we uiru community club.
Mrs. Kenneth D. Lyons was
Introduced as a prospective
new member.
Hostesses were Mrs. Gerry
Gastineau, Mrs. Florence Carl
ton and Mrs. G. B. Torgerson.
The business meeting was
followed by cards, with bridge
prizes going to Mrs. Elmer
Ness and Mrs. J. L. Davidson;
pinochle to Mrs. Edna Evans
and Mrs. Frank DeCosta; and
canasta awards to Mrs. Clar
ence Staley and Mrs. G. B.
Torgerson. Mrs. H. F. Grif
fiths won the special award.
The next meeting of the
club will be the annual gar
den party August 11 at 12:30
p.m. at the home of Mrs. O. A.
Eden, 211 Genessee avenue.
Members are to make their
reservations by calling Mrs.
E. W. Ingram, SPring 3-4037,
or Mrs. Walter Marquess,
SPring 2-8945.
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Coin Club
Rogue Valley Coin club
will meet Monday, August 1,
at 8 pan. at the Girls Commu
nity club. A small auction is
scheduled.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Orr. Old Military road, celebrated
their wedding annivaraary by attending the luau held at
Rogue Valley Country club July 23. Pictured are (left to
right) Mrs. Arthur Alexander, Williams, Ore., Mr. and Mrs.
Granvil F. Briltsan and Mr. and Mrs. Orr. Mrs, Alexander,
a guest of the Britisans, and her husband, Lt. Col. Alex-..
ander of the United States Air Force, have purchased a
ranch in the Williams area. The officer is now on duty at
Lincoln. Neb. Mr. and Mrs. Orr, who have lived in Med
ford continuously since Ihoir wedding are well known
in the Rogue valley.
Photographic Show to Premier Here
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The northwest premiere of
an outstanding photographic
exhibit which will be sent
abroad later under the au
spices of the U.S. State de
partment will be held at
Rogue gallery in Medford. In
announcing the exhibit, offi
cers of the Rogue Valley Art
association state that the
group is "proud to be able to
present the exhibit." It opens
Tuesday, August 2, at he gal
lery, 220 West Main street.
Titled "The Evolution of a
Dance Drama," the photogra
phic exhibit was created by
the San Francisco Contempor
ary Dancers foundation, and
filmed by Chic Lloyd, theater
photographer.
The exhibit of 133 photo
graphs, ranging in size from
a few inches to several feet,
"meticulously and dramatical
ly" outlines the entire evolu
tionary process of the creation
of the dance-drama "A Season
in Hell," one of the dances in
the repertory of the San
Francisco Contemporary
Dancers.
Cryptic captions and notes
coordinate the show into a
finely organized graphic ex
perience achieving outstand
ing photographic as well as
dance-educational results, it is
reported.
"The San Francisco Con
temporary Dancers Founda
tion represents the fulfillment
of an essential esthetic need
which was demonstrated by
the Contemporary Dancers
company," a release states
"This performing company,
with its widely experimental
attitude and efforts, clearly
demonstrated the need in this
country for an educational in
stittition capable of bringing
new vitality and purpose, im
portance and social signift-
fanccs to the world of the
dance. The formation, there
fore, of the San Francisco
Contemporary Dancers Foun
dation was a necessity, the an
swer to the question which
asked how the dance might
win the honor and respect
which the fine arts of our
world enjoy."
Immediately following the
close of the exhibit in Med
ford on August 23, "Evolution
of a Dance Drama" will be
shown at Bush House, Salem,
by the Salem Art association
and then travel abroad under
the auspices of the State De
partment until the end of
1961. At that time it will com
plete its northwest tour with
showing dates in Portland and
Seattle.
The Rogue Gallery is open
from noon until 4 p.m. every
day except Monday. The pub
lic is invited. No admission is
charged.
California Girl
Visits Relatives;
Teachers Return
A valley visitor is Miss
Leila Turner, 12, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Turner,
Sunnyvale, Calif. She is visit
ing Mrs. Elsie Turner, 39 Oak
drive, Medford, and Mr. and
Mrs. John Stille, Shady Cove,
her grandparents.
Miss Turner arrived in Med
ford recently with Mrs. Turn
er. Mrs. Turner, a teacher at
Eagle Point, was a delegate
to the National Education
Association convention to Los
Angeles earlier this month.
She traveled south with Mrs.
Viola Pomeroy, also a teacher
in the Eagle Point schools and
delegate, and Mrs. Pomeroy's
sister, Mrs. Etta Orr, Rose
burg. The three women visited
relatives in Los Angeles after
the convention. Mrs. Turner
then traveled to the San Fran
cisco area where she visited
the families of her two sons,
Claude Turner, who is princi
pal of Belmont Junior High
school, and Robert Turner,
San Lorenzo, Calif. She visit
ed there about three weeks
before returning to the valley
accompanied by her grand
daughter. Last week a daughter of
Mrs. Turner's, Miss Gail
Turner, visited her mother in
Medford and two sisters. Miss
Gail Turner is a teacher in
Eugene.
Music Teacher
Named Chairman
Mrs. Effle H. Kurtz, 4 New
town avenue, attended Music
Teachers National association
fifth biennial western division
convention at the University
of Oregon, Eugene, last week.
Trie Medford piano and
voice teacher was appointed
ethics chairman for the state
by the Incoming president.
Following the state conven
tion Mrs. Kurtz continued on
to Missoula, Mont., where she
is attending a workshop of the
National Association of Teach
ers of Singing. The workshop,
which started today, will con
tinue through August 6.
At the Eugene meeting out
standing music students from
six states gave recitals and
concerts for those attending.
Representing Oregon was Miss
Sonja Peterson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Emll Peierson,
Jacksonville highway, a grad
uate of Willamette university.
Barbecue Honors
Miss McDermott "
Eagle Point - Miss Ann
Nora McDermott, Cave Junc
tion, Ore., was guest of honor
at a barbecue party given by
Miss Karcia Ackorman at her
parents' home on Stevens
road July :2. Guests attend
ing were Miss Sandra Wallis,
Miss Connie Gregg, Miss Paul
ette Anderson, Miss Kay
Thurman, Jack Straus, Dan
ny Hugo, Ricky Meyer,
Charles Pomeroy, Steve Gus
tafson, Jim and Lola Acker
man, John Karr, Marysvllle,
Wash., and the guest of honor.
Miss McDermott spent a
week with her hostess.
Ashland Man
To Teach
Art Class
David Hngerbaumcr, Ash
land artist, will teach the art
class at the Senior Activity
Center, Medford, for part of
August during the absence of
Mrs. Victoria Stnley.
Mr. Hagcrbaumer is known
for his game bird paintings.
They have been seen in both
the Ashland and Medford
Greenwich Village art shows
of the Southern Oregon Art
ists association.
The first class will start
Tuesday. August 2, at 1 p.m.
and new members are wel
come. The session will be on
drawing techniques and mem
bers are to take pencils. Draw
ing paper will be furnished.
The Arm Chair Travel
group will see slides taken
by C. G. Smith, 517 Haven
street, while on visits with his
son-in-law who is with the
U.S. national park service.
The colored pictures will in
clude scenes in Death Valley,
British Columbia, and Baranof
Island, taken while Mr, Smith
lived at Sitka, Alaska.
Dr. Frank Roberts, who is
in charge of the weekly pro
gram on world travel, an
nounced that any one who has
colored slides to show to get
in touch with him at SPring
2-2674.
No new programs and class
es will be started at the Cen
ter until cooler weather. The
Spanish and orchestra classes
will continue to meet each
Thursday morning until furth
er notice.
The committee in charge of
the Center said that an awn
ing is needed for the south
front of the building during
the hot part of the summer.
Any one having a used awn
ing may contact John Gribble,
SPring 2-5932 or William
Jones, SPring 2-3733.
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