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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIWJNE. MEDFOrf). ORE. , MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 1960 fppurn n own , gaaaing. ,1 ne list of dinners, , teas, ,re .tfcepUons, luncheons, etc., etc., hj added up to what social ;. editors--are fond , of caljing a "full social calendar." Full has keenhardly the Word'. It's been' running over the sides; over ..'.flowlng'to the point where many functions have not been 'grJ'"by he ; editorial' presence. Npt that' It 'made any I difference. .Nothing ever turns oat to be a social flop because .'.jt'ipclkti'.'eaiior' ilsn't there,, and. the . coverage usually de- panda,, as much' or more upon: cooperative hosts .and long f, sifferiig group reporters than .it-does upon the society gals. 'AUntfst ' every function Is good tor at least one -anecdote. j'lw Insterfce,' when Pappy and? Potpourri, finally arrived, a good hour Ute'af the dinner which Anna and Willis Scott gave couple of Sundays ago, busy Mr. Scott stopped in mid-flight, ' Blatter of-food In hnd and gasped, '.'Good heavens. I iorgot j L'. invited yoUl ' Everyone had a good laugh and quite soon .thereafter, an excellent dinner served in 'the garden. Potpqur ! ri enjoyed. Mrs.!,Seott;s flowers, .Including .masses of nastur . tjums and the taUest' marigolds :and -zinnias. imaginable. Mrs. ' Scott' had-JUst' one thought for. publication.' VYou've been ussiSf abou'tinew'tnany. mosquitoes there :are:down in.the aaHey,;1 she said. "I want you. to tell everyone that we don't ) nave any ox tnose pesKywrg up nere in ine wppicgaw. v. ;'' '-;-v;v'.; v:-.' ' ;Qu'lf e'.the largest party we've, attended -recently was. the ('reception which Reames chapter-gave for Morris Boughner, chapter memher and worthy grand patron of Order of Eastern 'i Star ' in' Oregon. Mrs. B., as grand Electa, also was honored. 'WlthtCamermeh Kenft Knackstedt In tow,we arrived at the teception and collided head on with what; .after almost 20 .of witietv ;rDOriine. still 'frustrates, and baffles us. rNerheljv lodge protocol. ,We;ve'com'e to-the conclusion that It-must be-more-rigid tnan mat pracncea ai ine biuw nuusc land State Department in Washington.: . is iA.The. hug audlWrjUm "at Hedrick High' school was ab- :. - :r-'.iit -1 ...'.nln ,iuni Mr,' TOrillffhnnr Awuieiy rormeinavwiui jwim vea. --or - , wore glittering gown, of red bedecked with sequins, and llrs. Jens Hermann, the worthy grand matron from Seaside, Were blue satin with lace and sequin appliques. Pptpourri asked ,Photographer,Kenn tocboose what ap ,'pValed to hlm-.a the' mdst beautiful gown and: to take a 'picture of the wearer.. Aiter a bit he selected Mrs. Walter , Jaeger,, Condon, grand '.conductress, 'who was. wearing, a ' billowing "gown of golden brown! net-and taffeta with an everskirt covered -with' shimmering embroidery.) She -was . Hiking' aCthe time with Mrs.. John Wright, Myrtle Creek, ssoelte-..gralW- conductress, who also-wore an elegant full iklrfed evenfag gown, Sad to ay, Sunday:' society section Just 'wasn't big enough for w many pictures of all thesis parties and thr one of the two 'grand officers was reluctantly discarded, flbilg'with two othets taken at; the receptionand some taken at olher.AihoHons., '. . ' "!. : ' ' '. ; V " Monday jpostscrlnt: N6,t 'fHy -Wire .pictures for;Sunday Scaled dewn in number; v but the Saturday night checkup Stir ievery Inch' sBce itad been filled showed eight col Smns lot , type', s pictures already made up- and Potpourri ill lefi over; thewomen's departnient.is suffering growing pains.-r-,Q,S. ':'""v' ' - .'-''-'' " Monday. Evening Hours' . n,no:unced :f or, j Beginning ;( tpmorrbw. ,; eve ISln.September'' 19, , the Fogue i Oakery wiji, remam J peh.) 'in ' Monday - evening ron? 7:30 uiitU OiSO je'elock; -jftacW Valley Art essoblatloh reports tha'tidue to a, number if reiuesu;;'it;'wai now pro vide anij opportunity -for' the public teylsir the-' gallery ,one vMng; a jveeki-, , ;' A' 'CenaFblnt4-Mr.s'. 'Ralph' JlelsonV V Pertland;.' St t n d '. lUBrdlah'oiHh International j Order; 6( ibti Daughters in ! Oregon; 'isOd 'iL.'.'Rv Manning, i ItedMrdj. -.associate., tx n d iaroJah,'wJl) .be guest.. of Bethel CenU'al.v.P.oln.t, fuesdays Sep.tembjsr-JO. The fieetlhg tiiik be held at, 7:30 PW'Central.; Pqlnt; ,Ma-,nlcih'il.,- vr u k J. t ' Inspection and' Ihsta Uatlon rl th-guardlant council are :Cfi th. gfn-da.iVt;'1?.''.-. H ' t -A ipotluck - supper, -will pre- eeaeitne. meeung.-! if 'ti:Ajii 'TrS;. ' yr.i jRGf ilT.:SO;';V ? 6n'a;)topat!'v Ion this wmi .i.." . lolniJfen'lral';:'; ! j-V; ;pyfwirUove. the,; v ,!-, ,: i jj'?-:-vr!,,.:FALL: v.,- :.! v-. l :U M A TED Kl ppASHIOr4S.;: At '''i1 Gallery j , ; Citizen-response to. the new venture ;has .been . excellent, the association reports. . Since the gallery opened In April of this . year, - a .total oi 4,984 visitors pr an. average of 831 vliswer ti ,month,,'have- been regUterexJ.:';,'' ' The current exhibit; pottery and. ceramic .sculpture tby; Betty Feves and creative, tex tiles by Solange Kowert open ed. 'Tuesday - evening . with a lir Je'.attendance.1 Qf Interest to note that nine pieces from the exhibit were sold opening nlght.'V ',.'.' . . , f-.':Members"of- Rogue' Valley Handweayers; Q u lid', were speplal guests 'fqr .'the evening. Mrs. ohe Williams and Mrs. HKr'ry Pan(elson'wereliostess es ;f or-the event.; ; -. ., 'In addition , to the hours Monday evening, Rogue Gal lery. Is open Tuesday through Saturdays, from noon until .i.rh. There li no admission charge .and the. public Is In vited, to attend. , Cp'fficejrs AHend , Klamath Event ; ,Mrs,'.. iClay r, M. i Lee,' Med ford, president of First dist rict, 'Oregon ' Federation of Women's clubs, was a guest Tuesday of , the . Klamath Falls Library r, club of the federation. : The ' Klamath Talis club launched' . Its fall program with; a. luncheon and a fash Ion' show! at lleamea Country club, a About 150 . women at tended.. , . i ' ' , ,..' , ' Accompanying ' Mr. . Lee were Mr., H. J. ' Stephens, Rogue River, first vice president-of "the -district;' Mrs. Ralph A. Foster, Ashland, second vice president; Mrs. Jissoii 'C.Ottlnger,: Mcdford, parliamentarian,! : and . Mrs. Norman Wade, Talent; exten sion, committee member. ..' V t ' '.' ; AuKlliatT Plans ... :,; '.', Sestlen Wedneedar ' ' - 'The auxiliary' of 'Siskiyou can toni,. Patriarch' ,: Militant, will -meet Wednesday,, Sep- fembft- 28, at .1Q p.m. ot the IOOr hU. Th: meeting will follow at 8'p.m. ' a c ITV; Women's News , . i Mrs, Dom ProTOit, Ashland, 'haaded-the hostess group which helped with social, events planned in .connection with the annual tournament of the Oregon. Sen ior .Golfers' association, held last week at Rogue Valley Country club. She was assist ed by women from Medfoxd,' Reames Coun try club. Klamath .Falls, and- the Bend Cpntry .club. Pictured with Mrs. Provost Members ' Guests Attend :AAUW' Membership Tea More' than-i 100 members and guests attended the Amer ican'-Association' of University Women's '.patio tea. held re cently at the N.ieW Way home of 'Mrs. Lloyd , R.'Bishop. -The. tea table, arranged by Mrs. . Gordon S. . Mackenzie, AAUW president,,, was. deco rated 'ovith'. a;. tiered .'arrange ment of . purple asters and gilded 'leaves.. Glided grasses accented ' the . guests', name tags; which' Mrs. Vernon Gcb hard mlide. Entertainment Included Scotch songs - sung by Mrs. Alexander Marshall, of Crieff, Perthshire, .Scotland,, and a Ceremony Set; By Bethel 14 ' V Queen ' Carla Borough of Bethel 14, International Or der ' of : Job' Daughters, will preside , at . the ceremony for the first class, of initiate .of her term of office on Wednes day,' , September 21, at '7:30 pirr. ,ln the Masonic temple. Mrs. Ralph Nelson, Port land, grand guardian of the order in Oregon, and L. R. Manning, Medford, associate grand guardian, will be pres ent for Inspection of the beth el 'and for the installation of the new guardian council. Following the formal cere monies and the business ses sion, . initiates and special guest will be honored with refreshments served in t h e dining hall. All parents of the Initiates are invited to attend the ceremony; 'parent of member,- and other persons of proper Masonic relation ship are Invited to attend. The choir will practice from 8:30 to; 7:30 p.m. In the Ma sonic temple on Monday, Sep tember 19. All regular choir members are requested to at tend... Any girl interested in Joining : the choir is invited, according to Mr. Clarence Smith, director.- Luncheon Planned By Prospect Club , Prospect - A luncheon and business meeting will be held Tuesday, September 20, by the. Prospect Garden club at the home ot Mrs. Everett Shafer. : The luncheon will be serv ed at 12:30 p.m. and members are. to take their own .table service. Following a bualnes meet ing ia workshop wlll be-con-ducted by Mn,v Ray, .Cyr, Medforduon. the, making of corsages. V v t , '. , (at left) skit about AAUW activities. Mrs. Howard Gang wrote the skit,-and she was assisted in presenting it by Mr. .George Johns ' Mrs. Donald E. Wal ters,. Mrs. -Robert 'F.i'Wllcox, and Mrs. Edwin W. Gebhard. Study Groups . Interest was shown ' in the study groups, which are ap plied; arts, appreciation of the arts, modern dance, interna tional relations, interior deco ration, Shakespeare, and Great Decisions, as well, as a special group for ; recent graduates. - , - . Mrs. Walter F. Roemer, tea chairman, was assisted by Mrs. John E. Simon, Mrs. Jack W. Love, and Mrs. Ralph A. Wlese. , Mrs. Emerson Ander son; Mrs. Roy- C! Elmgren, Mrs. Herbert Seitz,' and Mrs, Frances Willett poured.' '. Greeting guests were. Mrs. Dorothy Dowson, Mrs. A.' J. Johannson, Mrs. .Thomas Mac Leod, Mrs. Alan S: Markee, Miss Anna L. May,, and Mrs. John ' Stong. Mrs. John C. Glynn' had charge of the guest book. vThe next meeting of Med ford branch AAUW will be October 5, with Mrs. Robert A. Boyer presenting a legisla tive behind-the- scenes view. Calendar Calvndir noticei and nsws for the society tecUon of Th MaU Tribuno must be lubmltted In wrlUns and deadline lor the Sun day edition la 1 pjn. rrlday Dead, line for the weekly calendar la a ajn of the day of pubUcation and for week day news ia S pjn. the dav before DUbUcauon. . , Monday: 6:30 p.m. - Olive Rebekah lodge, Odd Fellows hall. 7:30 p.m. - Priscllla circle, Talent Methodist church, church annex. 8 p.m. - Eagle Point Parent-Teachers - Student associ ation, high school library. Tuesday! 9:30 a.m. - Westminster Presbyterian church, W o m en's Association circles: Eliza beth, with Mrs. John Dellen beck, 257 Windsor ave. and Martha, with Mrs. Elmer Dahl, .425 South Groveland ave. 9:30 a.m. - Woman's Society of Christian Service circles; 1, Mrs. Sharp, 1413 East Main St.; 3, Mrs. Glen Duysen, 1536 Jasper St.; 4, Mrs. Raymond Von Liew, 807 Palm ave.; 5, Mrs. Milton Snow, 1208. Le land ave.; 6, Mn, Roy Johns ton, 1017. Ingrid ave.; aVid 7, Mrs. Grance Pankey, 321 Ap ple at. , ; .; ; . 10:30 a.m. - Rogue valley Navy Mothers elub, home of Mrs. Claude (Alexander,. 110 Almond st. , 12 noon -'Elta D. Hubbs tent, Daughter ' of Union Veterans, home of , Mrs, Bes sie Young, 519 .North Grape St.' 12:30 p. m.- Prospect Gar den club, home of Mrs. Ev erett Shafer. ' - - 1 p.m. - Woman's . Society of Christian Service .circles: 9, Mrs. Floyd Jenkins and Mrs. Lloyd Smith, 3492 Fbr est ave.; . 10, Mrs.-Ray Har rison; 719 West Fourth St. 1:30 p.m. Sams Valley Home Extension unit, home of Mrs. .Stanton Hall, Sams Val ley rd. - ; . 1:30 p.m. - Westminster Presbyterian church Womeh's association circles, Ruth, with Mr. J. P. Tibbutt, 39 Glen Oak dr. ' - ' 1:30 p.m. -Woman' Society of Christian Service circle 8, Mrs. Eugene Ray,- 2444 Bos lane.. are Mrs. Frank Peyton (center) and Mrs.. Ernest Mullis, - both Klamath Falls. The women are-shown during luncheon served Friday at the . Country . 'club here. Mrs. Provost poured for. a tea given by Mrs. E. A. Llitrell last: Tuesday afternoon at her home on Greenway gircle. Mr. Provost is head of the Senior-Golf-assciation. : Townsend Club .. Honor?, Officer; i Charter, Draped ,C. E. 'Naffziger, treasurer of the Medford Townsend aux iliary ' club,- ;wes', awarded '- a certificate , of merit from Townsend ('headquarters . for his work in 'the local organ ization. ! The award was pre sented at the' last meeting of the group by Finis L. Snod grass, Oregon state' director. The Dick Spain band will play Wednesday, . September 24, during the afternoon for the' Townsend club meeting at Walker's . Dreamland, 415V4 East Mairi street.' .Five' local members are at tending a fourth district coun cil meeting of Townsend clubs under way today at Lebanon. ..During the last meeting the cnarter was draped in memory of Dr.' Francis E. Townsend, founder of the Townsend or ganization. An eulogy was read by Mrs. Florence Bou sum,, secretary. Seven visitors were present for the ; session,. Mrs. Bessie Randall, a local' member who lives in Smith River, Calif., also attended. Five new mem bers were reported. . Townsend club meetings are held each Wednesday at Walker's Dreamland. Visitors are welcome. Church Council To Hold Rally Gold Hill -Mrs.' Joyce De vln, missionary from Indone sia, and Mrs. John Walton, president of the District Wom an's Missionary council of the Assembly of God church, will speak for a sectional council rally to be held, Friday, Sep tember 23, at 1 p.m. in the Gold Hill Assembly of God church. A meeting-of officers and wives of pastors will be held at, 11 a.m. and an evening service Is set for 7:30 p.m. The public 1 welcome to attend. Chapter CG . Chapter CG of the PEO sis terhood will meet Wednesday, September 21, at the home of Mrs. William Caldwell, 2968 Jacksonville highway for a 12:30 o'clock luncheon. Mr. E. L. Bartholomew and Mrs. Earl Johnson will assist the hostess. ... The program will be given by Mrs.'C. E. Chamberlain. SLIM ; DOWN FOR FALL! Social Events Christian Circle Announce Sessions; Program Presented Circles of the First Chris tian church will meet Thurs day, September 22. Peterson circle will meet in Fellowship hall at 10 a.m. for a work day and covered. dish luncheon. The others will meet at 1 p.m. as follows: Mrs. .S. E. Trent, 539 Penn sylvania avenue, will be host ess for Shoemaker circle and Drummond circle will meet with Mrs. Lester Childs, 210 Vancouver street. Mrs. Elmer Gott, 542 Ivy street, is to be hostess for Johnson . circle; Mrs. Jennie Pitts, 612 Park street, for Troxell circle and Weare circle will meet with Mrs. C. C. Peterson, 907 East Beall lane. Johnson . circle presented the program, "Grant us wis dom, Grant us courage" at the last Christian Women s. Fel lowship meeting. Mrs. Keith Templemah was program chairman and Mrs. Gott gave the . devotions. The program was designed to tell the wom en, more, about the duties of the district, state and national CWF officers. Women's Council To Meet Tuesday Wdmeh's council of ' the Medford Board of Realtors will; hold a. dinner, meeting Tuesday, September : 20, at the Hotel Jackson at 7 p.m. Mrs. Evelyn Nye, state rep resentative from Jackson county, will speak about the measures relative to real es tate which will be on the bal lot in the November election. Mrs. Norman B.J Wade, chairman of the 'Legislative committee of Jackson Coun ty Motor Court association, will discuss the bill board measure. 1 - - The council president, Mrs. Mary ' Fasel, has ' requested that -all members and associ ate - members attend . this meeting and bring as their guest any women eligible to become a member.' Reservations must be made before noon Monday with Mrs. Fasel, telephone SPring 3-3317. - - '. ' .: '. ' Westside Unit To Hold Meeting Westside Home Extension unit will meet Thursday, Sep tember 22, at 10:45 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Chester Wendt, 1652 Old Stage road. Following the business meet ing luncheon will be served and each member is asked to bring her own service and a TV tray. i A lesson in the afternoon will, be followed by a social hour. This is the first meeting of the fall session and will be conducted by the newly-elected officers of the unit. An invitation is extended to any woman residing, in the Westside area who wish to become members. . . 1 ; Royal Arch Masons Plan Dinner Meeting A meeting of Royal Arch Masons will be held Tuesday, September 20, at 6:30 p.m. in Jacksonville, starting with a potluck dinner. All Royal Arch Masons and families are invited to at tend. Committee for the eve ning includes Mrs. Earl Bre wold, Mrs. Frank Ward, Mrs. Merrttt Swing and Mr. Claire Shores. . Guests Here Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Harvey of San Francisco are in Med ford as guest of Mr. Harvey's mother, Mrs. Roy M. John ston, and. Mr. Johnston, 1017 Ingrid street. Mr. Harvey has been San Francisco manager of the Westinghouse - company for many years. . Sffl3E look forward to lovelier legs, trim . mer hips, a dainty derrler with - STAUFFER HOME PLAN, -, If 'you're - planning to .wear that new Fall outfit (and, of- course, you are!) . . ... make sure that it really flatters you that It's not too snug it the tummy, too lljht at' the hips,: or just plain too small to get into. With Stauffer you can start right" now .to put yourself in-shape for the wonder ful Fall fashions. Stauffer's plan of cal orie reduction and moderate, low-level, exercise with the Magic Couch can help you get and keep a beautiful, more youthful-looking figure .'. without strenuous' . exercise or starvation diet. STAUFFIR STUDIO GUAR ANTIIS ', RESULTS 443 N. Bortlett ; : , ; $P J.7331 ' .; A.M, 9:00 P.M. Mender Thru Friday . Gnats Fata GR t-J5U Fall Meeting Held by Club The first - fall meeting of the Medford Junior Women' club was held Wednesday eve ning at the home of Mrs. Rich ard L. O'Dell, 1223 Fortune drive. George Bell .of Southern Oregon college spoke on par liamentary procedures. . Robert W. Billingsley re ported on the state district convention In Medford last spring. At the convention Mrs. William E. Sweet was elected recording secretary. Others of the Medford club appointed to district I offices were Mrs. Billingsley, fine arts chair man, and Mrs. E. W. Ingram, junior representative of the extension committee. Assisting Mrs. O'Dell were Mrs. David L. DeArmond. Mrs., William E. : Sweet and Mrs.- L. E. McConnell. . Navy Mothers Club ., Announces Meeting Kogue valley Navy'mothers club will meet Tuesday, Sep tember 20, at 10:30 a;m.: at the home of ' Mrs.- Claude Al exander, no Almond street. A covered.. dish luncheon at noon-will be followed , by a business meeting. Members are to take table service. Mrs..Henry Dooms rlnh commander, ' asks i members and visitors to come prepared to sew. Meetines.are orjen tn the . public . and mothers- of men in the Naval service are especially invited. . 1 :". Choir Rehearsal ' 1 Set in Gold Hill '. ' Gold Hill - Mrs. C. Norman Gail, choir director at Gold Hill Community Methodist church, reports "the first choir practice is slated for Wednes day, September 21 at 4:20 p.m. at the church. She said girls in "the i sixth -grade through high school and any woman who is . interested in singing in the choir may con tact her. Mrs. Paul Molloy is assistant' director and ' Mrs. John Bruce is church organist. . 1 Golden Link Class ' To Meet Thursday , The monthly meeting of the Golden Link class of the First Baptist Sunday school will be held Thursday, Sep tember 22, at the home of Mrs. Boyd Kline, 935 .Jasper street. ' A dessert luncheon will be held followed by devotional and business meetings. Those attending are to take jellies and jams for the Medford Gos pel Mission. : ..." - jfV ' Flats --the schooled and "X . the.datin' . . . , ; I I For the All-American Teenl f t f V loads and loads of flats . . . . J I f J ,n ' you want for all. I t , v . . your school-time activities... f'f : 'i&L ''" See, try and buy soonl ' J I .Black . . - I y Spruce Green leather. ' '..'iJSn " Curry Brown ' ' , 1 ' I ' Bonnieskin ' We OWe I S 7QQ If Your Al II WW 1 CREDIT mJrft, . 11: " I I ' I is good... GREEN U f It's GOOD STAMPS I , ""AIR J , AtpICK's ,' Maracain'' ''jfl&M ' MarLin" lM,her ffm . . -"'v L.ea,h.r . o O V'"-l 1 , Hi I if" lW Istr'rnm'if'v iim"ttLtriinjlij ji . ftsii twit tew Mrs. John P. Moffat, (at Palmerton, " Reames County club, Klamath Falls, were among th women who served as hostesses last week for social events held during the Oregon Senior Golfers' as sociation iouranment. A group of women served brunch and luncheon every day during the tournament, played at Rogue Valley Country club here. The meals were served buffet style on the terrace. Rebakahs Plan Dinner Tonight Olive Rebekah lodge has planned a potluck dinner to night at 6:30 p.m. at the 'Odd Fellows hall. ; ' Mrs.. Ralph Cook will show colored slides following the dinner. A business session will close the evening, with- a re port on the Eye bank and dis cussion of plans for the com ing rummage sale. , Mrs. Clarence Jordan, Mrs. Lloyd Knapp, Mrs. Ralph Mer- ton 'and Mrs. Elbert McNew will be in charge of the dinner.-: , : All visiting Rebekahs are invited to attend. RUMMAGE SALE ' ' ''by : WOMEN'S FELLOWSHIP ' Congregational Church TUESDAY i, WEDNESDAY . September 20 and 2V r FEHL BUILDING 9 lo 4 All kinds of rummage, espe cially children's clothing - dishes, bulbs and plants. 10 East Main Strpet " left) Medford, and Mrs. Loren Come Iri ;.-'" ' and ''' :!'- v Register - . For the - . GRAND OPENING Sept. 22, 23, 24 ' More Than $2,500.00 IN GIFTS All you have to do is come in and register to be ' eligible to win 218 EAST MAIN M.-. , i.'-,.v , ' 'I !? ! :'.-. M'i ''(: .' 71 i . ,- -- , v-- : - '-.'.' i.v " " '--'-V: r. '.I.- :.-- ' : ..