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8 A MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORO, ORE. MONDAY. OCTOBER 10. It69 Family Finance Topic for Unit Medford Home Extension unit will meet Wednesday, Oc tober 12, in the Army Re serve building, 701 North Co lumbus street, at 10:30 a.m. ,i-The planned luncheon will be served at 12 noon. Those attending are requested fcring their own table service. The project lesson on "Fam lly Finance" will be given by Mrs. E. i. Archer and Mrs, W. H. Morrow. "a All women in the valley who are interested in these Home Management meetings are cordially invited to attend, Fall Festival SALE on 16 pc. starter sets IN AMERICAN MADE CHINA Business Women's Week Observance Ended Here Serene Pattern OCT. 10-22nd ONLY! 16 piece starter sets from $J95 C tKJULKJULA ALL-PURPOSE cVdPIICC TRUE CHINA BY SYRACUSE Carefree is the real thing. Not plastic, not earthenware but TRUE china. Now is the time to save on the very finest CAREFREE. 1 year guarantee against breaking, chipping or cracking Own-proof, dishwasher-proof lnderglaze paHerns that will fast forever . ' Multipurpose plates, bowls . and serving pieces . , ': Rich copper covered servino pieces .-' ' Beautiful fashion right patterns True China for no more than many plastics or pottery SERINE PATTERN NOT SHOWN L-3TCriPn'14MWW.Hl)ir The closing observance National Business and Profes sional Women's Week by the Medford Business and Profes- slonal Women's club honoring Mrs. Florence Lance, Beep of the Week, or outstanding clubwoman, was a breakfast at the Rogue Valley Country club Sunday morning. ' Guests were Mrs. Carl Tcngwald and the Misses Gladys Easton, Alice Saun ders and Harriet Gebhardt The head table was decorated with a bronze chrysanthe mum arrangement while the remainder of the tables were rimmed with pyracantha and dahlia blossoms.. Chairman in charge of the breakfast committee was Mr: Wesley Coleman who intro duced the general chairman for the week's affairs, Mrs William E. Preston. She sum marked the week's events as successful round of actlvl- tics. These began with a well- attended tea Sunday, October at the Girls Community club. Eight BPW members were present at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Jackson hotel Monday and re. ceived special recognition. Tuesday evening five club members representing differ ent professions appeared on the Business Parade program of KBES-TW Mrs. Preston, head of a sports wear depart ment of a local store, was moderator, Mrs. Florence Lance is a bookkeeper for a public utilities firm while Mrs. Richard Chamberlin also works for a public utilities firm. Other members of the panel were Mrs. F. R. Faulk ner, partner in a local nur sery, and Mrs. C. H. Redmond in the banking profession. Mrs. Preston told of -the luncheon at the Jackson ho tel on Wednesday, October 5, at which Mrs. Thomas Rutter spoke concerning "Women in Politics. This was attended by 71 businesswomen of the community. Honorary mem ber of the local BPW club and only male member, Coun ty Judge Earl Miller, was giv en recognition as well as Mrs. Lance. The Thursday Chamber of Commerce kaffeeklatsch at the Medford hotel saw the Beep of the Week and three other BPW women in attend- All previous Beeps of the Week, Mrsi George Watson, and Misses Laura York, Voda Brower and Peggyann Hut chinson, were introduced. Mrs. Lance wore as a cor sage a yellow chrysanthemum and pale green ribbon on which was imprinted "Beep of the Week," which charac terized her appearance throughout the week. These were a mark of honor and recognition of her achieve ments both in the club and civic activities. She expressed appreciation for the honor which had been shown her. Miss Voda Brower welcomed her to the growing number of past Beeps of the Week. Mrs. Gladys Durrand. first vice president, announced the coming fall conference Octo ber 22 and 23 in Roseburg and urged attendance. She also reminded the group that the October 20 meeting would begin at the Girls Commu nity club with a business meeting from 7 to 8 p.m. The meeting then would adjourn so members could attend the Candidates' fair at Hedrick Junior High school. The breakfast was over suf ficiently early so that those in attendance could go to their respective churches for morning services, - bwnsend Counci To Be Nominated Women's News Social Events ASK FOR OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN 2-4-1 SPECIAL Yes TWO for the price of ONE! You and a friend may enjoy a wonderful four weeks studio course for the regular rate of one person. Follow Stauffer's method of effortless exercise and cal orie reduction ... Lose pounds or inches or both OR YOUR MONEY BACK. 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Five visitors were present from Grants Pass club, also two visitors from Medford attended. Mrs. Ellen Townsend, Ash land, and J. P. Graham, Med ford, furnished music for dancing. Visitors art welcome at all meetings. Bi lhVCBlH'M'BHaiHHIIIMMMKaMaHHHHMH Mrs. Robert J. Keeney, Medford (far right) was among wives of architects who accompanied their husbands to a meeting of the Northwest Regional Architects which cloud in Sun Valley, Idaho, October 5. , Pictured during a luncheon at Trail Creek . cabin during the meeting are (lof I to right -Mrs. Paul Edlund, Mrs. D. N. Unthank. Mrs. Charles Endicott and Mrs. Kenneth Morin, all Eugene; Mrs. Russell Ellis, Cor-: vallis, and Mrs. Keeney. j. ,,!...;. C Working Women Make Good Mothers, Editor Tells BPW Washington-IUPD - Working women make - just as good mothers as non - working housewives, Gay Pauley, women s editor of United Press International, said Sat urday, f "The working wife is bet- ter organized she has to be to survive," Miss Pauley said. And because she does go to the office every day she Calendar Calendar noUcee arid news for uia aoclaty aacuon or Tne Mall Tribune must ba aubmltted in wrlUne and deadline for the Sun day edition la 1 p.m. Friday Dead. Una for tha weeklv calendar la 9 ajn of tha day of publlcaUon and for week day news la s pjQ, tha day before publication. Mondays 6:30 p.m. - Jackson County Civic Music Association, Jack son hotel. 7:45 p.m. - Neighbors of Woodcraft, Eagles hall. 8 p.m. - Degree of Honor lodge, Girls Community club. 8 p.m. - rlne arts study group of American Associa tion of University Women,. Medford High school, room number to be posted. I p.m. - Scottish Rite Women's club, Masonic hall. Tueidayt 9:30 a.m. - Women s Asso ciation circles of First Pres byterian church: Charity, with Mrs. M e 1 v i n Hoover; 6080 Crater Lake highway; Mercy, Mrs. R. E. Heysell, 2064 Fairview place. 10:30 a.m. - Oak Grove Home Extension unit, home of Mrs. Henry Zacharlsen, 725 South Kenneway dr. ' 12:30 p.m. - Southern Ore gon Dental auxiliary, Mark Antony dining room. 12:30 p.m. - Womeni As sociation circles of First Pres byterian church: Faith, fire place room of church; Grace, Mrs. L. P. Rentchler, 25 South Groveiand dr.; Hope, Mrs. R. C. Housel, 610 South Oakdale ave.; Temple, Mrs. H. C. Drew, Dry Creek rd. and Bethany-Trinity, Mrs. Hugh Collins, 40 Glen Oak ct. Mrs. Ogden Kellogg To Present Program Gold Hlll-A program on christian citizenship entitled "Living Echo" will be pre sented by Mrs. Ogden Kel logg at a meeting of the Worn ans Society of the Gold Hill Community Methodist church, Wednesday, October 12 at 8 p.m. Purpose of changing the regular meetings to evening is to give mothers of small youngsters and employed women of the church an op portunity to attend. Mrs. E. C. Hoffman, presi dent of the society, will pre side at the business session and Mrs. Donald Meister will present the opening devo tions. To Meet Epsilon chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma will hold a luncheon meeting at Ping's Garden October 15 at 12:30 p.m. Guests at the meeting will be members of chapters from Yreka, Klamath Falls, and Grants Pass. Joint Meeting Of Two Bethels Slated Tuesday Bethel 55, International Or der of. Job's Daughters, will travel to Ashland for its meet ing Tuesday, October 11. This is the annual visitation night when Ashland Bethel 22 cele brates its birthday. The meet ing will be held at the Ma sonic temple at 7:30 p.m. Honored Queen Teresa Six reminded members that they should meet in Medford at the Masonic temple at, 6:45 p.m. for transportation. This will be a regular meeting for the' Bethel so attendance is required. Roll call will be taken in Ashland. . Sunday, October 16 Is go-to-church Sunday and in the afternoon all bethels in the southern district will meet with the supreme guardian. Class Announced In Round Dancing For Woman's Group A class in round dancing will start Thursday, October 13, at Thurston's School of Dance on Stewart avenue in Medford. The time will be from 8:15 to 10:30 p.m." The first four nights will be limited to basic instruction and beginning rounds. Work shops will follow. Mrs. Byron Dibble will be instructor. ( Mrs. Bessie Clawson ' Plans Trip Abroad Mrs. Bessie Clawson left last week for Klamath Falls and Ashland where she plans to spend a few weeks visiting. Later she will accompany her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ted Clawson and children to Ger many, where Mr. Clawson is stationed with the Army. Mrs. Bessie Clawson will remain In Europe for an indefinite time. Former Resident Hornbrook Visitor Hornbrook - The Rev. Gor don Titus of Gasquet, Ore., was an overnight guest last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Breceda. He was enroute to a minister's meeting in Yreka. The Rev. Mr. Titus and his family were Hornbrook residents for sev eral years, and while here he was pastor of the Hornbrook Bible church. BOARD MEETING HELD Happy Camp - The board of directors of the Happy Camp Lions club met at pres ident Ray Wasson's home Oct. 14. The board decided to buy two go carts which the Cub Scouts ordered last year for the Cub Scout race which is held annually. Present at the board meet ing were , Roy Curtis, Phil Toleman, Herbert McCann, Milton Kevershan, James Tristan and Reuben Sullivan. puts in twice as much effort to make home and family hap py and comfortable," she ad ded. Miss Pauley spoke to the District of Columbia Federa tion of Business and Profes sional Women's Clubs. She said her own poll of high gov ernment and business leaders indicated they believe? work ing women are indispensable. one quoted secretary of la born James P. Mitchell as say ing that job opportunities for women "are unlimited in the changing, automated world." From Keith Funston. nresi- dent of the New York Stock txenange, - came this com ment: - -xne world of women wouldn't know wnpt to do without women." A similar feeling ' was ex pressed by J. M. Freeman, as sistant vice president of American Telephone and Tele graph. "The ladies are vital. to our business. We couldn't run it without them," Miss Pauley quoted Freeman as stating. As for herself, Miss Pauley admits the idea of "sleeping until nine o-clock any morn ing" has often appealed to her. But when she thinks of quit ting her job, she said she just asks herself: - "Think of all the fun you'd have missed in 18 years if you had been, as they say, 'just a housewife.' " Mothers Club To Make Plans For Activities , The October meeting o the West Side Mothers club will be held Wednesday, October 12, at 8 in the school cafe teria. The fall rummage sale, open house, . and the Christ mas project will be discussed during the business meeting. Mrs. Phyllis Butler, of Southern Oregon college in Ashland, is to be the guest speaker.' Her topic will be "Promising Practices in Edu cation." All mothers are in vited to attend. Welcome Club To Hold Coffee ; : , An informal coffee will be held at the home of Mrs. Charles. Swenson, 1485 East McAndrews road, Tuesday, October 11, at 10 am. All newcomers to Medford are in vited to attend to become ac quainted with. members of Welcome Wagon. -.. Children- are ' welcome. Transportation can be arrang ed by calling Mrs. Robert Whipple at SP 3-4811.- Mrs. John Hoogerheide was installed as president at the regular meeting held at the Girls Community club' Octo ber 6 with 30 women in. at tendance. Other officers in. stalled by Mrs. Dee Wood? in stalling officer,' were. Mrs. Klcnard L. Bates, vice m-esi- dent; Mrs. James. Gill, record ing secretary; Mrs. Paul Whit ney, corresponding secretary, ana ivirs. - unanes i Swenson, treasurer. '. Members on the new board are Mrs. John Luke, Mrs. Ar- ne- tarter, Mrs. Roy ' Edfast, Mrs. Robert Whipple, Mrs. James Pollard, Mrs. - J o h n bhea, , Mrs. H. M. McElrath and Mrs. Fred Holmes. Mrs. Albert Navajrette, re tiring president, presented her officers with corsages and re ceived a gift from members of tne club. , . Welcomed as guests were Mrsi Clarence Cameron, Mrs. Robert Torheim, Mrs. Marvin Schreiber and Mrs. Elmer Al len. New members are. Mrs. Richard Frey, Mrs. Earl John son and, Mrs. Kenneth Webb. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Blake Maddox and Mrs. Gary King. Entertainment was a square dance demonstration called by Mr. Kcnnetn Hood. . . The next meeting will be a card party to be held at the home of Mrs. James Qulhcy October 20. Bridge and pino chle will be played. " All newcomers to-Medford within the past two years are cordially invited to . attend and become members of Wel come Wagon club. ' Press School The annual school for club reporter! given by the women's department of The Medford Mail Tribune wiU be held Wednesday, Octo ber 12. at 2 p.m. at ihe Red Crew building. All organi saiions submitting news to the department aro asked to send tha reporter or some other representative to the meeting. Ballot Measures On Program for Medford Group State - Representative Eve lyn Nye will speak for a no- host dinner meeting gf Med ford Altrusa club ' Thursday, October 13. 'at n m nf Rnini Valley Country, club. She. will discuss the measures to be on the ballot at the coming gen eral election. - - Any non-Altrusan who Is in. terested and would care to learn more concerning the measures is Invited to attend Reservations mav be mario w calling Mrs. George Codding, ornng z-itsau, not later than Wednesday noon. At the monthly board of directors meeting October 6, Miss Ruth; Kilbourn, ' vice president, tended her resigna tion for that office Sh i leaving Medford to take a po sition as executive director of the Syringa Girl Scout coun cil in Idaho Falls, Ida., and will, assume her .new duties October 15. Bv unanimnuc vote of :the board, Mrs. Cod ding was elected to fill 1he vice-presidency.- Michael Barnum Returns to Field Hornbrook - Michael Bar num has spent the past two weeks here on leave at the home of his parents and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bar num and Penny. Since May 1 tne young Navy man has been attending naval technical school at Memphis, Tenn. He has left for 'his new assign ment at Moffett field in Cali fornia. - Minister Is Guest In Andrews Home 1 Gold Hill-The Rev.' How ard Hutchins, pastor of the Church of Christ at Oregon City, was a . recent guest of Mr. -and Mrs. George An drews, Upper fiver road. : The pastor' held evangelis tic meetings at the Gold Hill Christian church in Gold Hill. j ' - Family Attends . Baptismal Ceremony ' Dr. and Mrs. Edward M. Smith and children, Mike and Karen, Orland, Calif., were .week end guests of Dr. Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith. . October 2 they all attended the baptis mal rites in Yreka held for Albert H. Newton III, the in fanf son of Mr. and Mrs. Al bert H.,;Newton Jr. of Yfeka. Mrs.iNewton jr. is the former Dorothy Smith, daughter . of the Hornbrook couple. . ' Sorority Council Has First Session The first meeting of Beta Sigma Phi city i council wai held at the home of the presi dent, Mrs. Ronald Hall, 21 Willamette avenue. Commit tees were appointed for the year. . ? . me next meeting win October 17, at the home 'of Mrs. Myrna Adams, Central Point. : - : lost A 1960 Cadillac Convertible -with 2 pairs of new 1060 Mannequin shoes on the. front seat Keep the car bat return the shoes. Come see more Mannequins for Fall... at . ,i . BURELSON'S SHOES Main and Bartlett See LaPointe's Fall Maternity Collection. Experts on the subject esti mate that today more than 30 million Americans are over weight. , , You'll Be in Luck on the Jth JJWnmtngm ONCE-A-YEAR SALE Just once a year can you find this outstanding fully porportional nylon on sale! 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