TUESDAY.
Yreka Lodges
Install Officers
In IOOF Hall
Yreka - Miss Floy Johnston
was seated as noble grand of
Hope Rebekah lodge and Al
bert Farrow took office as
noble grand of Yreka lodge
IOOF, at installation cere
monies held at the Odd Fel
lows hall January 28. The
motto chosen for the new
year is "Fun in '61." The new
Eebekah noble grand chose
pink and green for hev colors
and these were used in the
decorations.
Installed for Yreka Odd
Fellows were Mr. Farrow, no
ble grand; Walter Garchow
vice grand; Ulysses Stanshaw
secretary; and Cecil Keyes,
treasurer.
Officers of Hope Rebekah
lodge are Miss Johnston, noble
grand; Mrs. Mary Bovee, vice
grand; Mrs. velma uoason
secretary: Mrs. Dolores Lan-
drum, financial secretary, and
Mrs. Ora Freeman, treasurer
Miss Johnston wore a pink
lace gown for her installation
and a pink rose corsage. Mrs
William Singleton, outgoing
noble grand, presented Miss
Johnston with a bouquet of
. pink carnations
Mr. Singleton presented his
wife her past noble grand's
pin and Robert , Skillen re
ceived his past IOOF. noble
grand's pin from Mrs. Skillen.
Mrs. Mildred Wllmarth
sang.
The Installation ceremonies,
attended b y approximately
175 persons from McCloud
Mount Shasta, Weed, Etna,
Fort Jones and Yreka, were
followed by a buffet dinner
and dancing. The Tip Toppers
iurnished music.
Canned Soup Makes
Quick Fish Chowder
For a quick chowder, blend
t can condensed cream of
mushroom soup, 1 can cream
of tomato soup, a soup can
of milk and a cup of light
cream together and heat over
a low flame for 20 to 30 min
utes, stirring occasionally. Add
a 6 ounce can of. lobster, crab
meat, shrimp, tuna or salmon
and heat the soup thoroughly.
Garnish with chives.
Serve with warm crackers,
a crisp spring salad and fresh
lemon meringue pie. This
recipe comes from the kitchen
of Margaret' Spader, home
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Social Events
Talent Federated Club
Lists Hobby Show Winners
Talent-Clyde E. Smith, Ash
land, philatelist and member
of Southern Oregon Stamp
club, won the grand award
for his display of Civil War
stamp covers at the recent
hobby show of the Talent
Federated Women's club of
the Oregon Federation of
Wqmen's clubs. About 150
people attended the show
A special blue ribbon
award went to L. A. Mentzer,
Medford, for a display of moss
agates in an illuminated case.
Winning ribbons in the sen
ior division were;
Stamp division: Blue rib
bons, Mrs. Robert Lowe, Med
ford, Japanese stamp collec
tion; Frank Applcgate, Med
ford, revenue stamp collec
tion; Robert Lowe, Medford,
fire damaged first day cov
ers; red ribbon, Mrs. Muriel
Shortridge, Medford, sea life
stamps; Mrs. Mabel Houck
Medford, 'religion on stamps':
Mrs. Eddie Treferan, Med
ford, credo stamps. Mrs. Mil
ton Schuchard displayed a
frame of cat stamps.
Ceramic division: Blue rib
bon, Mrs. Carmen Beeson,
Talent, ceramic collection
Her students, Opal Lee, Med
ford, Bobby Good, Talent,
and Betty James, Ashland,
took first on each of their
collections. Mrs. Mae Lowe,
Talent, first, bone china cups
and saucers.
Art display: Blue ribbon,
Mrs. Lucille Jackson, Med
ford, watercolors; Mrs. Donna
Francis, Talent, watercolor
portraits, oil, portrait and
scene, red ribbon for her
watercolors of nature; Everett
Culver, Talent, picture of
deer In cross-stitch embroid
ery. Mr. 'Culver also won a
red ribbon for three pictures
of horses in straight line
stitch and one picture of
"The Last Supper" done in
cross-stitch embroidery.
Carving Winners
Wood carving: blue ribbons,
Frank Ortley, Medford, wood
carving collection; Job Berri
man, Jacksonville, collection
of lamps made from wind
twisted Juniper; W. A. Lowry,
Medford, hand carved team of
horses and wagon, and a red
ribbon on the collection of
horses; Phil Hoyland, Ash
land, coffee table with inset
checker board, and footstool.
Textile painting: Blue rib
bons. Mrs. Marie Critten, Tal
ent; Mis; Philip Houck, Med
ford, second; Mrs. Phil Hoy
land, Ashland. Mrs. Hoyland
also won a blue ribbon on
her collection of huck weav
ing. Other exhibits winners in
cluded Mrs. Carmen Beeson
and Mrs. Herbert Good, knit
ted sweaters; Mrs. Cora Frog
ncr, Ashland, first, aprons
done in cross-stitch with drawn
work, blue ribbon; Mrs.
Amelia Herbert, Medford, cop
per pictures, shell jewelry and
plastic carvings, a blue rib
bon on the pictures and red
on the group; Mrs. John Bald
win, Talent, cake decorating,
blue ribbon; Hulda Follis,
Ashland, woven rugs, blue
ribbon and calico buttons, red
ribbon; Mrs. Follis also show
ed an applique quilt which
took a red ribbon.
Lewis Henry Pankcy, Ash
land. handDrlntcd book, life
story and old poems, blue rib
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Itltifi'iV'TTfc
Undf litm bp
bon; Mrs. J. Findley, Talent,
cypress knees, red ribbon
Mrs. Archie Estes, Talent,
crochet work, blue ribbon;
Mrs. E. O. Swltzer, Talent,
silk crazy quut, blue ribbon
Mrs. Cora Mosser, Talent,
quilts, third. Mrs. Rudy Con
ner, Talent, blue ribbon.
quilts.
Mrs. Frank Conner, Med
ford, won a blue ribbon on
her jewelry made from mar
bles. Mrs. Rudy Conner, Tal
ent, won blue ribbons for her
button ' collection, of which
she showed a small part, and
on a picture made from seed
beads, and one of a basket of
flowers made from discarded
jewelry. She won a red ribbon
for a seed bead picture, and
another red ribbon for arti
cles made from broken and
discarded jewelry. She also
won a blue ribbon for a pair
of hooked rugs, and one for
decorated jewelry boxes.
Mrs. Carmen Beeson won a
blue ribbon for her hand-
tooled leather purse.
Leroy Tompkins, Talent,
showed a collection of rocks
for jewelry, winning a blue
ribbon.
Hermon Cannon, Talent,
won a blue ribbon for his
outstanding coin collection
He Showed three large frames
of pennies and a frame of
other coins.
Society Exhibits
Rogue Valley Herb society
displayed fresh and dried
herbs. Mrs. R, D. Abel, Med
ford, displayed a potholder
collection and a collection of
pressed flowers, winning a
blue ribbon. She also won a
red ribbon for an owl col
lection. .
Mrs. Milton Schuchard,
Medford, received-a blue rib
bon for a collection of cats
made of metal, glass, china,
wood and colth, many of them
antiques. ,
Other winners were Mrs.
Charles Tuggle, Talent, red
ribbon for a sea coral collec
tion, Mrs. W. Ostrander, Med
ford, blue ribbon for herb
collection; Mrs. Ernest Santo,
Meatora, , blue ribbon for
crocheted shoes; red ribbon
for pictures and spoon col
lection; Mr. Santo, blue and
red ribbons for wood carv
ings; Mrs. Arnold Roy, Talent,
tile pictures.
Entries in the junior divi
sion included Evelyn Hiak
kila, salt and pepper shakers
and plate collection from 48
states, blue ribbon; Jackie
Tuggle, pressed leaves, red
ribbon; David Smith, coin col
lection, blue ribbon; Kathy
Fisher, perfume bottles, red
ribbon; Sharon Bergren, oil
painting, blue ribbon; Evelyn
Haikkila, oil painting, red
ribbon. All junior division
winners were from Talent.
Dinner Observes
Many Birthdays
Applegate valley - Winter
birthdays were the inspiration
for a recent dinner at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harley
Hall. The event celebrated the
December and January birth
days of Mr. Hall and daugh
ters Judy and Marlene and of
Floyd Hawkins and daughter
Janet and son Delmer.
Following the dinner the
two families enjoyed an eve
ning of bowling in Medford.
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Women's News
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Ralph Lobdell is pictured
Finian's Rainbow" to be given February 9, 10 and 11 at
the Medford High school auditorium by the school's music
department. Young Lobdell is
lucky". Tickets for lhe musical comedy, directed by Lynn
Sjclund, are being sold by choir members or may be .obtained
at the school. All seats are reserved.
Britain's Dame Edith Evans makes her U. S. television
debut February 6 on the eve
scribed by critics as one of the
appearances in the U. S. have been rare. At right Dame
Edith is shown in a photo made in 1934 as she arrived to
appear in role of a nurse in
that starred Katharine Cornell. At left she is in costume
for a role in the film The
Landscaping Topic (
or valley view
Landscaping with plants
suitable to this area will be
the project for the Valley
View Extension unit Friday,
February 10, at the Valley
View school house. Mrs. Don
Way and Mrs. Ivan Jackson
will be in charge of the pro
ject which will begin prompt
ly at 10:30 a.m.
A potluck luncheon will
follow the project lesson.
Members arc to take table
service.
All persons are welcome to
attend the meeting.
Gold Hill Visitors
Gold. Hill - Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Meister and family
had as recent guests Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Bockman, Crest
line, Calif. The Bockmans and
Mrs. Meister are long time
friends. '
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' For an engagement, a bride's shower, an anniversary or any
romantic celebration, why not make this double cake.
Romantic Party Cakes
2li cups sifted cake flour
2 teaspoons douoleacting
baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
M cup shortening
l Vi cups sugar
mWith vegetable shortening, use
With butter or margarine, use 1 cup milk.
Sift flour once, measure, add baking powder and salt and sift
together three times. Cream shortening, add sugar gradually, and
cream together until light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time,
beating thoroughly after each addition. Add flour mixture, alter
nately. with milk, a small amount at a time, beating after each
addition until smooth. Add vanilla and blend.
Pour batter into 2 heart-shaped or round 9-inch layer pans,
which have been lined on bottoms with wax paper. Bake in moderate
oven (376'F.) for 25 to 30 minutes. Cool. Kound layers may be
cut into heart shape by placing paper pattern on cake and cutting
around pattern with sharp knife.
Prepare Pink Seven Minute Frosting. Frost each cake. Arrange
s run 1 1 decorations, such as birds and blossoms on top of each cake.
(May be bought at dime stoie.)
Pink Srir A muff Frosting. Combine 2 egg vfhites, unbeaten,
14 cups sugar, dash of salt, H cup water, and 2 teaspoons light
corn syrup in top of double boiler. Beat about 1 minute, or until
thoroughly mixed. Then place over boiling water and beat constant
ly with sturdy egg beater (or at high speed of electric beater) 7
minutes, or until frosting will stand in stiff peaks. (Stir frosting
up from bottom and sides of pan occasionally with rubber scraper,
spatula, or spoon.)
Remove from boiling water. For a very smooth and satiny frost
ing, pour at once into a large bowl for final beating. Add 1 teaspoon
vanilla and few drops of red food coloring and beat 1 minute, or
until thick enough to spread.
New and Former Customers.
ENDS FEB. 10th
Open 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
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MEDFOHD MAIL
here costumed for his role in
Senator Rawkins from Missi-
of her 73rd birthday. De
world's finest actresses, her
staging of "Romeo and Juliet'
Nun's Story."
Past Noble Grands
Plan Initiation
Mrs. Esther Coleman will
be initiated into Olive Rebek
ah Past Noble Grands club at
a meeting to be held Thurs
day, February 9, at 8 p.m
at Girls Community club.
Members of the club wish
ing secret Olive sisters are
asked to call Mrs. Frank Chap
man, SPring 2-6946. Mrs.
Chapman, Mrs. James Hoskins
and Mrs. J. D. Brummond will
serve refreshments.
Chapter BE
Mrs. Arnel Butler will
present a program on "Schol
arships" at a meeting tonight
of Chapter BE, PEO sister
hood. It will be held at the
home of Mrs. R. E. Cordon,
1517 Lenora drive, at 7:30
p.m.
2 eggs, unbeaten
Milk
1 teaspoon vanilla
Pink Seven Minute Frosting
Candy birds and blossoms
1 cud plus tablespoons milk.
a sir.
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SPECIAL
Call Todav Ask About the
20 Day STUDIO SPECIAL for
TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE.
Founders' Day
To Be Observed
Jefferson School Parent
Teacher association will cele
brate Founders' day Friday,
February 10 with a meeting
in the school cafeteria at 2:30
p.m.
The president, Mrs. Sylvan
Mullen, will introduce the
past presidents of the Jeffer
son unit, and the program
chairman, Mrs. Herbert Rob
erts, will present an original
skit entitled, "The Lost and
Founders." Taking part in the
skit are Mrs. Milton Snow,
Mrs. Lester Harris, Mrs. Coy
Watson, Mrs. Alex McDonald,
Mrs. Otis Swisher, and Mrs.
Herbert Roberts.
The annual silver offering
for the scholarship fund will
be taken at this meeting and
it is suggested that those wish
ing to contribute might put in
as many cents as their age. A
cake will be given to someone
who has a birthday during
February, and is present at
the meeting.
The president will ask for
suggestions of names of per
sons to serve on the nominat
ing committee. A baby-sitting
service will hi provided at
ten cents a child during the
meeting. J
.
Michigan Couple
Visits in Medford
Mr. and Mrs. Reed Bridge
ford, Rochester, Mich., will
leave Medford tomorrow after
a visit here with their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. John W. Hoogerheide,
1408 Crown avenue. This was
the couple's first visit since
the birth of the Hoogerheid's
son, Jeff, now nine months
old.
Mr. Bridgeford is manager
and trainer for the widely
known Dodge stables in
Rochester. While in Oregon,
he has been visiting horse
ranches, and last week spent
some time at Rogue stables
near Medford, operated by
Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. White.
Mr. Bridgeford is interested
in hackney ponies, which the
Whites raise.
Medical Auxiliary
Slates Meeting
The Woman's auxiliary to
the Jackson County Medical
society will meet at 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, February 8, at the
home of Mrs. Fred O. Lorish,
830 Minnesota avenue. Mrs.
John R. McLaughlin will be
co-hostess, and dessert will be
served before the - business
meeting.
Old stains on tea towels
and napkins usually can be
removed by soaking in a
warm mild bleach solution,
then washing.
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There's no getting around it, machines have pretty much taken over our plant
where we make Boyd's Coffee. Machines blend the green coffees together, they
roast and grind the beans, they weigh and pack the coffee. All very modern. Just
one thing the flavor of green coffees can vary from day to day, but no machine
takes this into account. Well, we wouldn't trust it, anyway. The good taste of
Boyd's is our department, so science be hanged, we step in and do what we've
done for half a century. We brew up test pots of coffee each day and we taste and
taste, and the machines keep their electronic controls out of it. It works out fine.
Four thousand restaurants prove it-they serve a million cups of Boyd's every day.
n O IJ Ibert im't pngrtn here, tbert ii pltasurt. VTt do ibis
IiVi testing in be morning
BOYD'S COMES IN THREE
Calendar
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Tuesday:
6:30 p.m. - Christian Busi
ness and Professional Women,
Rogue Valley Country club.
7:30 p.m. - Siskiyou Knife
and Fork club, Mark Antony
hotel, Ashland.
7:30 p.m. - Medford Parents
Home Extension unit, home of
Mrs. J. T. Johnson, 1519
Ridgeway dr.
7:30 p.m. - Pythian Sisters
officers, Pythian hall; 8 p.m.,
lodge session.
7:45 p.m. - Natural Foods
Associates of Medford, Med
ford High school.
8. p.m - Crater Lake post,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, and
auxiliary, VFW hall. y
8 p.m. - Degree of Honor
Past Presidents, home of Miss
Adabee Seller, 1132 West
Main st.
Wednesday
10:30 a.m. - Medford Home
Extension unit, Santo hall,
Army Reserve building, Co
lumbus ave.
11 a.m. - Medford Town
send club, Walker's ballroom,
415VS East Main st.
' 12:30 p.m. - Chapter AA,
PEO sisterhood, home of Mrs.
M. D. Jones, 49 South Modoc
ave.
12:30 p.m. - Mistletoe club,
Girls Community club.
1 p.m. - Little Garden club
of Medford, home of Mrs. G.
O. Bradley, 724 Adler st.
1:30 p.m. - Oakgrove Neigh
borhood club, home of Mrs.
B. H. Belknap, 67 Perrydale
ave.
Landscaping Topic
For Derby Group
Eagle Point - Derby Exten
sion unit will meet Thursday,
February 9, at 10 a.m. at the
home of Mrs. Ross Arent. The
lesson on "Landscaping" will
be presented by Mrs. Oscar
Barlow and Mrs. George Burg.
A drawing for secret pals
will be held and members are
reminded to bring suggestions
for the programs for next
year.
Child care will be provided
at the home of Mrs. Charles
Hayes.
Luncheon will be potluck
and those attending are re
quested to bring table service.
All neighborhood women
are invited.
Mrs. Paul Dix
To Be Hostess
Gold Hill - Mrs. Paul Dix
will entertain the Gold Hill
Health unit Tuesday, Febru
ary 7 at 1 p.m. at her home
1256 Eureka circle, Earhart
Park sub-division, Medford.
Mrs. Ted Schoenemann and
Mrs. Arthur Boye will be co
hostesses. Just about cojffee-break time.
CONVENIENT SIZES .
Junior Women Hold Party;
Coming Events Announced
Medford Junior Women's
club of the Oregon Federation
of Women's clubs entertained
their husbands with a bowling
party Saturday evening.
Diseases of Skin
Assistants Topic
Elliott Harlow, M.D., will
speak for a meeting of t h e
Jackson County Medical As
sistants association Thursday,
February 9, at 8 p.m. at Girls
Community club. The speak
er's topic will be "Diseases of
the Skin."
The business meeting to fol
low will be conducted by the
president, Mrs. Marjorie
Bates. A trip to Eugene on
March 28 to attend a com
bined meeting with the Mult
nomah County and Lane
County Medical Assistants as
sociations will be discussed.
Hostesses for this meeting
will be Mrs. Sam Stevens,
Mrs. William W. Wilson and
Mrs. Joel Elkins.
Mothersingers
Slate Practice
Butte Falls - The Mother
singers are now starting prac
tice on music which will be
sung at the annual convention
of the Oregon- Congress of
Parents and Teachers at As
toria in April. Anyone inter
ested is invited to join the
group in singing for a good
time.
The next practice will be
held February 9 at the home
of Mrs. Leth Meadows. Febru
ary 2 the group sang at the
home of Mrs. Henry Tygart.
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After bowling the group
gathered at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Grigsby Jr.,
2886 Lapine avenue, for a ta
male pie dinner. The Grigsby
home was decorated in the
valentine theme. Each guest
and member was given a val
entine upon arrival, and din
ner partners had to n a v e
matching valentines. Other
"get acquainted" games were
Included in the evening's ac
tivities. Mrs. William B. Clegg Jr.
and Mrs. Grigsby made the
bowling reservations and plan
ned the dinner, decorations
and games.
The club's monthly meeting
will be held Wednesday, Feb
ruary 8, at 8 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. Robert L. Haworth,
325 Stanley avenue. Mrs.
Richard W. Ackerman and
Mrs. L. E. McDonnell are as
sistant hostesses.
Mrs. Gene F. Chamberlain
will report on the District I
board meeting being held o
day. A continuation of last
month's discussion of the an
nual Vogue sewing contest to
be held this spring will also
be of interest to members.
Plans will be completed for
a membership tea to be held
February 22 at the home of
Mrs. Robert W. Billingsley,
2016 Woodlawn drive. Mrs.
J. A. Wells and Mrs. J. L.
Holmes are co-chairmen for
the tea.
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