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Annual Dinner Last Night
Opens Civic
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Bpnrps nf volunteers dedi
cated to the Idea that line
music is an essential part of
community life will ring door
bells and make telephone calls
this week as part ol tne annu
omhoi-cViin camnalgn i
Jackson County Civic Music
association.
The association held a "kick
off" dinner last night at the
Jackson hotel with President
O. N. Anderson presiding,
Footlighters
Casting
New Play
' - Footlighters, little theater
' group, selected the next play
at the group s lasi meeuus.
. "Ghost Train" was the choice
.. Frank Buchter, veteran
.' iviniiiohtpi- member, will be
. 4i, .liroctnr nf this mystery
comedy, which has a cast of
17 men and 4 women.
s The play is scheduled for
'fall production with no date
set. The tryouis are pianucu
; for Wednesday ana xnursauy,
rwnhor 12.13. at 8 P.m., In
.'h Pnntlichters theater, di
rectly behind the Armory.
1 Director urges anyone In
.'(nrnsted In participating to at-
itend tryouts. Persons having
'questions, may call Mrs. John
Lusk at SPring 2-8635, or Dr.
Lawrence Ware at. SPring
3-3592.
Chapter Holds
Rushing Party;
Library Visited
Alpha Lambda chapter of
- Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority
held a rush party October- 3
at the home of Mrs. Daniel
Kidd.
The theme of the party was
"New Stars Into Orbit," fol
lowing the chapter theme for
the year, "Stars Into Orbit."
Games, in conjunction with
the star theme, were led by
Mrs. William Riggert, rushing
chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Davis Young and Mrs. Peter
Greene.
Rushees attending were
Mrs. Floyd Davis, Mrs. Har
vcv Wyatt, Mrs. Robert Tor-
helm, Mrs. Robert Rudy, Mrs.
Vinton Pope, Mrs. Harold Ed
monds, Mrs. Herbert Part
ridge, Mrs. James Sonerville,
Mrs. Jack Huston and Mrs.
Fred Keene.
Refreshments were served
by Mrs. Richard Harrison and
Mrs. William Cox. . . :
Chapter members met re
cently at the Mediord rumic
library for a tour and instruc
tion on the use of library
facilities.
A business and educational
meeting followed at the home
of Mrs. Chester Peterson with
Mrs. Wylle MacPfrorson edu
cational director, announcing
"Alpha Lambda Goes to Col
lege" as the chapters edu
cational theme for the year.
Refreshments were served
by Mrs. Peterson and Mrs.
William Riggert.
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Music Drive
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Seth Bull's, association presi
dent for many years, is serv
ing as campaign chairman this
year.
Mrs. Margaret Musso, rep
resentative from the New
York office of Civic Music as
sociation, spoke saying "every
human responds to music."
She added that those who ap
preciate the beauty and value
of fine music are duty pound
to make an effort to see that
it is available to everyone
She stressed that only through
the combined efforts ol citi
zens in such groups as Civic
Music can first rate music and
dancing and other cultural
programs be made avanaDie
to smaller communities.
Already booked for next
January is the Ballet de Mon
te Carlo, one of the best
known dance companies in
the United States. It was
pointed out that the price of
the Civic Music series for tne
season is about equal to what
single good seats for the Ballet
Russe cost in large cities. The
company will appear in Hed-
rick Junior High school whicn
has an extremely large stage
nd the lighting necessary for
such a presentation.
Mrs. Musso also said "mu
sic is not Just for the effete. It
is for everyone. Music is as
popular as baseball." She
pointed out that concerts of
music and dancing are "family
fun" and provide the cultural
and artistic life which is es
sential to counter-balance the
American world of noise,
speed on the highway, hurry
and stress in the business
world, and economic mater
ialism. Mr. Bullis also spoke, stress
ing that volunteers are not
asking for contributions, but
selling a worthwhile product
and doing a community serv
ice. It was pointed out that
memberships for both adults
and students may be given as
gifts.
Campaign headquarters are
at the Lusk Piano house and
telephone numbers are SPring
7037, and SPring 3-2H7VS.
The membership campaign
will close Saturday noon, and
no single admissions are ever
sold for any performance.
Entertainment was provid
ed by Otis Swisher, who sang,
accompanied by Mrs. James
Sheldon. Mrs. Howard Bush
decorated the dinner tables
About 90 persons from all
parts of Jackson county at
tended. ,
Hostesses Announced
For Mistletoe Club
Mrs. Frank Hussong, Mrs.
Arthur Johnson, Mrs. Irene
Shirley and Mrs. Maude
Lovell are to be hostesses for
meeting of Mistletoe club
at Girls Community club Wed
nesday, October 12, at 12
o'clock. Mrs. Hussong and
Mrs. , Johnson are co-chair
men, and tne committee win
provide meat dishes for a
luncheon.
Club members are to take
scissors to the meeting.
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Women's News
Daughters.
Hold Sale
Of Candy
Central Point-The annual
candy sale of the Internation
al Order of Job's Daughters
is now in full swing In Cen
tral Point's Bethel 38. Pro
ceeds will go to the leukemia
fund, the Asthma Foundation
of Arizona,, scholarships, and
the support of two children
through the Save the Chil
dren Foundation.
Honored Queen Rebecca
Ferrell announced the drive
at the last meeting, and Mrs,
Ralph J. Johnson, finance
chairman of the Guardian
council, distributed the candy
to all members present.
Miss Kathleen Collinsworth
treasurer, was formally in
stalled into her office during
the session.
Friendship night for Bethel
38 was designated as October
18 and invitations have been
issued to all bethels in the
area. It was announced tnat
13 girls would be able to at
tend the Friendship night of
Bethel 36 in Kerby October
17 and also hoped to attend
Friendship night of Bethel 22
in Ashland October 11.
Plans were formulated for
members of the Central Point
bethel to attend the reception
for the supreme guardian to
be held in Medford October
16. Queen Rebecca has been
invited to furnish one of the
three entertainment numbers
to be presented. ,
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Society To Show
White Cross Films
White Cross films will be
shown at sa meeting of the
Women's Missionary society
of Eastwood Baptist church
set for tonight at 8 o'clock
at the church, Mrs. Ellis
Chartier will take charge of
the session and Mrs. Carl
Jones will give devotions.
Hostesses are .Mrs. Phyllis
Scott, Mrs. Arthur Mayer and
Mrs. William Robertson.
Members of the board will
meet at 7:15 o'clock.
Society members were host
esses for a dinner served at
the church October 3 for
pastors of the Rogue River
association and their wives.
The occasion was termed "the
pastors' conversation." Pres
ent also were several officers
of the Oregon Baptist con
vention.
Applegate PTA
Hears Attorney
John R. Dellenback, Med
ford attorney, spoke for a
meeting of Applegate Parent
Teacher association held Oc
tober 6 at the school. -
Mrs. T. S. Gapen, presi
dent, conducted business
meeting. Mrs. John Winning
ham, who is 4-H chairman for
the group, announced a 4-H
achievement night at the
school November 26. The
county agent will be present.
Mr. Dellenback gave a
non-partisan explanation ol
the fifteen measures which
will appear on the November
ballot, and later answered
questions regarding the
measures.
The meeting was followed
by a social hour.
Rainbow Girls
To Hold Meeting
Jacksonville Warren As
sembly, Order of Rainbow
for Girls, will meet Thursday,
October 13, at 7:30 p.m. in
Jacksonville Masonic hall.
Mothers of members are in
vited to attend according to
Miss Janice Armstrong, wor
thy advisor.
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Mrs. Owen R. Rhoads, Portland, regent
of the Oregon chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution, was honored guest at
a luncheon meeting of Crater Lake chapter
Thursday noon at the Medford hotel. Mrs.
Rhoads (at left) is shown with Mrs. Ray K.
Board Meeting
Held in Gold Hill
Gold Hill - The board of
the Medford Council of
United Church Women met at
the Gold Hill Community
Methodist church October 3.
Mrs. Everett Faber, Central
Point, president of the coun
cil, conducted the business
session. Opening devotions
were presented by the Rev.
Locklln L. Gregory, pastor of
the Gold Hill church.
Plans were made by the
group for World Community
day services which will be
held November 4 at First
Church of the Nazarene in
Medford.
A report on the program for
migrant workers that is being
carried on in Oregon was
given by Mrs. Walter Higgins.
During the business session
the council appropriated $45
to aid the program.
A report on the mission
Institute recently held in Med
ford was given by Mrs. B. M.
Hoover.
Mrs. Geneva Schwan spoke
of the Women s Christian
Temperance Union activities.
Mrs. Wayne Troxel urged
all women to participate in
the annual fall clothing drive
that commenced October 2
and will continue through
October 24. Clothing may be
collected at the various
churches she said, and left at
First Christian or First Metho
dist churches in Medford.
Ballot Measures
To Be Explained
The womans auxiliary to
the Jackson County Medical
society will meet at the home
of Mrs. B. Brandt Bartels, 35
Valley View drive, at 7:30
p.m. on Wednesday, October
12. An explanation of the
measures to be voted on this
November will be given by
members of the , League of
Women Voters. , ,
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Couple Entertains
Illinois Valley-Roger Tay
lor, Medford, and his fiancee,
Mrs. Darlene Smith and son,
Mark, were recent dinner
guests at the home of Mrs
Taylor's sister and brother-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Brown.
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Social Events
Bailey (center) a past regent,, who presided
at a luncheon, and Mrs. Edward C. Root.
During the event Mrs. Rhoads spoke of the
DAR's effort to preserve historical buildings
of the state.
Calendar
Calendar notices and news for
the society section of The Mail
Tribune must be submitted in
writina and deadline for the Sun
day edition is 1 pjn. Friday Dead,
line for the weekly calendar is 9
a.m of the day of publication and
for week day news is 5 pjn. 'the
(lav before publication.
Tuesday:
7:30 p.m.-Nitelighters Home
Extension unit, home of Mrs.
W. H. Colley, 947 East Beall
lane.
7:30 p.m. - Women's Asso
ciation circle of First Pres
byterian church: Candlelight
Vesper, Mrs. Walter Roemer,
1947 Griffin Creek rd.
7:45 p.m.-Wilson Park Home
Extension unit, home of Mrs.
David Shaffer, 812 Pennsyl
vania st.
8 p.m.-Alpha Beta chapter,
Beta Sigma Phi, home of Mrs.
Ray Jones, 1525 Lenora dr.
' 8 p.m.-Nevita chapter, Or
der of Eastern Star, Masonic
temple, Central Point.
8 p.m.-Roguette circle, Mili
tary of Ladybugs, VFW hall.
Wednesday:
11 a.m.-Medford Townsend
club, Walker's Dreamland,
415V5 East Main st.
12:30 p.m.-Chapter AA of
PEO Sisterhood, home of Mrs.
R. D. Dames, 33 North Barne
burg ave. .
12:30 p.m.-Women of Ro
tary, home of Mrs. C. O. Love-
joy, 2514 Old Military rd.
1 p.m.-Little Garden Club
of Medford, home of Mrs.
Herb Vallee, 724 Alder st.
1 p.m.-Roxy Garden club,
home of Mrs. H. Chandler
Drew, Dry Creek rd.
1:30 p.m.-Oak Grove Neigh
borhood club, home of Mrs.
G. C. Wimer, 3595 Jackson
ville highway. " i
2 p.m.-Mail T r i b u n e's
school for club reporters, Red
Cross bldg.
Mrs. Edward Smith
Honored on Birthday
Hornbrook - A belated ob
servance of the birthday of
Mrs. Edward Smith marked
the. first fall meeting of the
Sewing club held at the home
of Mrs. Harry Chapman Octo
ber 4.
Two guests joined the
group, Mrs. Ellena Coniey,
who arrived from Sacramen
to, Calif., Sunday for a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Law
rence Breceda, and Mrs. Fred
Lintz of Dallas, Texas, a sister
of Mrs. S. D. Haworth.
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Meeting Set By
Howard Parents
Parents of children in
grades 1, 2, and 3 of Howard
school will meet Thursday,
October 13 at 8 p.m. in the
Multi-Purpose room to hear
Dr. Betty Lou Dunlop speak.
Dr. Dunlop is on the faculty
of Southern Oregon college.
This is one of a series of
meetings for parents of How
ard school children as part of
the parent-teacher conference
program
After the meeting, parents
will meet in the rooms of their
children where the teacher
will discuss the curriculum
and have a question and an
swer period.
Refreshments and child care
will be provided. The meeting
is under the joint sponsorship
of the school and Howard-Parent-Teacher
association.
Past Presidents
To Hold Meeting
Post Presidents club of the
auxiliary to Crater Lake aerie,
Fraternal Order of Eagles,
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Yetta Flowers, 205 South Hol
ly streett at 1:30 p.m. Friday,
October 14.
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Gold Hill Unit
To Plan Project
For Red Cross
Gold Hill At the last meet
ing of Gold Hill Health unit,
members voted to plan a
fund-raising project for the
Red Cross for next March.
Mrs. C. Norman Gail was
hostess for the dessert lunch
eon .and business session of
the unit at her home last
Tuesday. Mrs. Clarence Pars
ley, president of the group,
conducted the business ses
sion. Mrs. Gail, cancer" chairman,
reported that a film on can
cer will be shown in conjunc
tion with a meeting of the
Gold Hill Parent-Teacher as
sociation next February.
Plans were made to meet
at the Gold Hill Community
Methodist church November
2 to prepare rummage for the
sale to be held November 3
and November 4 at the Fehl
building in Medford. Those
who have suitable articles for
a rummage sale that they
wish to dispose of may con
tact either Mrs. Paul Molloy,
general chairman, or Mrs.
E. C. Hoffman, president of
the Womans Society of the
church.
Members of the unit voted
to participate in the annual
adult Halloween party honor
ing teachers of Patrick, Han
by and Crater High schools
of District 6 Wednesday, Oc
tober 26 at 8 p.m. in the Gold
Hill Grange hall. A commit
tee will provide a skit for the
entertainment.
Ms. Paul Molloy will be
hostess for the next meeting
of the Health unit at her home
in Gold Hill, Tuesday, No
vember 1.
Mrs. Harry Quinn and Mrs.
Parsley were co-hostess for
the dessert luncheon at the
Gail home. Visitors were
Mrs. May Winn and Mrs. Don
ald Dickenson, both Medford.
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Roosevelt PTA
To Begin Year
The first fall meeting of
Roosevelt Parent-Teacher as
sociation, will be held in the
school auditorium at ' 2:30
p.m., Friday, October 14.
Mrs. W. O. Blackledge, pres
ident; states that this year's
theme will be "Around The
World," with each month's
program depicting a different
country. Friday's program
will be based on America and
a special musical number is
planned. Robert Sage, school
principal, will speak on
"You've Asked Me Why?"
The business session will in
clude introduction of new of
ficers, and the discussion and
adoption of the annual budget.
The executive board will be
hostesses for the afternoon.
All parents and interested per
sons of Roosevelt children are
invited to attend.
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