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SUNDAY,
Tudor guild of the Oregon Shakespearean
Festival association will sponsor a style
show and movie Wednesday. March It in the
Varsity theater Ashland. Pictured in Jean
Hart's store. Medford, are (left to right) Mrs.
Harry Skerry Jr., Ashland, Ms. Sheridan
Scott, Medford, co-chairmen of the event,
Ceremony Set
Wednesday
By Bethel 14
Queen Barbara Morton of
Bethel 14, International Or
der of Job's Daughters, will
preside at the ceremony for
the first class of initiates of
her term of office on Wednes
day, March 1, at 7:30 p.m. in
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. . Mrs. Nelson and Mr, Man
ning will be honored at a for
mal dinner March 1 to be held
at 6 p.m. at North's Chuck
Wagon. Membera of the bethel
and parents who wish to at
tend must make reservations
with the honored queen no
later than February 27.
Following the formal cere
monies and the business ses
sion, initiates and guests will
be honored with refreshments
served in the dining hall. All
parents of the initiates, par
ents of members and other
porsons of proper Masonic re
lationship are invited to at
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Clifford Gleason, Salem ar
tist, will be honored at a re
ception this afternoon from
3 to S o'clock at the Rogue
Gallery, 220 West Main street.
The reception Is for members
of the Rogue Valley Art asso
ciation only. Mr. Glaason's
paintings are currently being
exhibited at the gallery, which
is open to the public daily
except Mondays from noon
to 4 p.m.
RETURNED
W Gie
A Redeem
SILVER
DOLLAR
STAMPS
BATTER
and Mrs. Marvin Kocks, Ashland, guild
president. The show will begin at 8:30 p.m.
and no reservations are necessary. However,
reservations are needed for a buffet supper
planned at 6:30 p.m. at the Caesar room.
Mark Antony hotel, and may be made with
Mrs. Skerry or Mrs. Scott.
Guild Lists
Models For
Style Show
Models for the style show
which Tudor guild will give
Wednesday, March 1, in the
Varsity theater, Ashland, have
been announced. The 'show is
set for 8:30 p.m. and is open
to the public. It will be fol
lowed by a showing of the
comedy, "Mon Oncle".tarring
Jacques .-Tali.
The show modplff are Mrs
Vivian Stevenson, for Fort-
miuer's; Mrs. Dom Provost
Jr., for Burelson's; Mrs. Ar
thur Ekerson. Rogue Ski shoo;
Mrs. E. J. Macabee. Mann's:
Mrs. Billy - Blackstone. Joan
Heart? and Mrs. Harry Skerry
Jr., Parkview.
. The style show will be pre
ceded by a buffet supper set
for 6:30 p.m. in the Caesar
room of the Mark Antony
noiei. reservations for the
supper., may be obtained by
calling Mrs. Skerry, MUrdock
H-zuol, or Mrs. Sheridan
Scott. SPrlns 3.4037
Advance reservation are
not necessary for- the style
show and movie. Tickets are
on sale at the- Ashland Var
sity theater box office, Jean
Hart s and Swem's, Medford,
and from Tudor guild mem
bers. Proceeds will on in iha
Shakespearean festival actor's
scnoiarsnip fund.
Teachers
Announce
Recitals
Piano and volra lnr1 Ante) nt
Rogue Valley chapter mem-
oers of the Oregon Music
Teachers association will be
presented in recital at 9-an o'
clock this afternoon. The
event, to Be held in Purucker's
music nouse, is the second in
this year's series of recitals.
rupiis appearing this after-
noon Include Toni Adams,
Gary Beard. Tom
san Conner, Mary Judith Dl-
meni, oaran Jo DIment, Pen
ny roroes, Marilyn Guldan,
Donna Hasscll. r.olnnno .inir-
son, Marlcne Klym, Mary Car
ol heavens, Anne Manno, Nan
cy Piazza, Carol Pennington,
Janet Price, Sharon Richey,
Bonnie Robinson, Mary Rob
inson, Tom Schoppert, Maril
yn Taylor, Mary Walsh and
norma jean Yandcll.
ParticiDatine teanhnre .
Mrs. Kenneth Brown. Mrs
Harold Head. Mrs nrn u...
son, Sister Miriam Joseph,
mrs. Effte H. Kurtz and Mrs.
Karl Peterson .
Purucker's has exipiiri
welcome to all attending the
recuai to remain for the tele
vision appearance of Leonard
Bernstein and the New York
Philharmonic Immediately fol
lowing the recital.
Phoenix Thimble Club
To Meet on Friday
Phoenix - Members of the
Phoenix Thimble club will
meet at the home of Mrs
Beverly Reynolds, 211 Fourth
street. Friday. March 3. A
covered-dish luncheon will be
served at 12 noon followed by
a business session and social
hour.
All members and friends
are invited. Those attending
are to bring table service.
THOMAS RUTTER, M.D.
SURGEON
GENERAL SURGERY
Announces the Removal of His Offices From
832 East Main Street
THE CENTURY BUILDING
843 E. Miin
Suite
Five Units
Announce
Meetings
Five home extension units
have scheduled meetings this
week. Two of the units will
continue a study in winter
flower arrangements while
three will have project lessons
on selecting children's cloth
ing. Applegate
Applegate home extension
unit will meet at the home of
Mrs. Ivan Hartshorn on Tues
day,' February 28, at 10:30
a.m.
The lesson will be winter
flower arrangements and will
be taught by Mrs, Marcel Le
Piniec. Each woman attending
is asked-to take a vase and
flowers,
A while elephant sale will
be held after the meeting and
the women are to take dona
tions for the sale. All women
are invited to attend the meet
ing and are requested to take
their own table service.
Sams Valley
Mrs. Dalton Straus, Duggan
road, will be the , hostess at
the meeting of the Sams Val
ley Home Extension unit Tues
day, February 28.
The business meeting will
begin at 10:30 a.m. with lunch
eon at noon. Dessert will be
furnished by Mrs. Edgar
Pleasant and Mrs. Donald El
der, bread and butter by Mrs.
Harry Ellis and the rest of the
lunch will be potluck. Those
attending are to take their
own table service.
The lesson on . landscaping
will start at 1 p.m. and be giv
en by Mrs. Venson Hunt and
Mrs. Ralph Ellis. Each mem
ber is to take a sketch of their
home for use in the lesson
Lake Creek
Lake Creek unit members
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Murray Bartling, Wednesday,
March 1.
The project lesson on select
ing children's clothing will be
given by Mrs. Willard Walch
and Mrs. Kent Stover. The
meeting starts at 10:30 a.m.
All women in the communi
ty are invited to attend. Ta
ble service is required for
each person attending. For in
formataion on the menu call
Mrs. Henry Meyer.
Reese Creek
Mrs. Merle McGraw, Crater
Lake highway, will be hostess
for the Reese Creek group
Thursday, March 2, at 10:30
a.m.
Selection and care of child
ren's clothing will be the les
son given by Mrs. Kenneth
Dufour and Mrs. Donald
Clark.
Child care will be available
at the home of Mrs. Morris
Curtis who lives in the yellow
house just south of Hal's Mar
ket on the Crater Lake high
way. Each child should take
his own lunch,
Griffin Creek
Mrs. L e o n a C. Sheehan,
Jackson county home exten
sion agent, will visit the Grif
fin Creek unit and present the
lesson on children's clothing
at their meet Friday, March 3.
The lesson will be given at
10:30 a.m. followed by cover
ed dish luncheon and the busi
ness meeting. Mrs. Arthur
Savage and Mrs. Ray Kelly
will be hostesses. The meeting
will be at the Griffin Creek
Grange hall and all women
of the community are invited.
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Yreka Church
Announces Show
Yreka - Plans are being
made for the 1 2th annual
fashion show of Yreka Meth
odist church. "Fashion Fair"
will be presented at 1 p.m.
March 18 in Wincma hall at
the fairgrounds. A luncheon
will be held in connection
with the show.
General chairmen for the
event are Mesdames Gordon
Bray, Kenneth Kendall and
Paul Weddle.
Stores participating will In
clude Barklow's, The Style
Show, Lake's, Sears, Mont
gomery Ward, Penney's, El
sie's, Handley's and Allison's.
Program Planned
On 'My Church'
My Church will be the
theme of a meeting of the
First Presbyterian Women's
association at 9:30 a.m. Tues
day, February 28. The group
meets at the church.
Mrs. Rita Miller will lead
the worship service and the
Rev. Robert Jacks will sing.
Mr. Jacks, the Rev. Robert
Olmsted, Central Point, and
Dr. D. K. West will report
on findings of six small
groups of church friends who
met last week to discuss sub
jects related to the nature and
mission of the church.
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Medford Junior Women's club, affiliated
with the Oregon Federation of Women's
clubs, gave the annual tea for new members
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Robert
Billingsley, 2018 Woodlawn drive. Pictured
during the event are (left to right) Mn.
Tea Honors Members Of Group
Medford Junior Women's
club of the Oregon Federation
of Women's clubs honored
new members at a tea Wednes
day, February 22 at the home
of Mrs. Robert W. Billingsley,
2016 Woodlawn drive.
- The new members are Mrs,
William H. Seibert, Mrs. H,
L. Gilbert, Mrs. Walter M.
Higgins, Mrs. Wes Pearson,
Mrs. Harlan E. Weaver and
Mrs. Truman A. Nelson.
Mrs. Bren H. Starcher and
Mrs. Clay M. Lee were pres
ent as special guests. Mrs.
Lee, president of District I of
the Oregon Federation of Wo
men's clubs, welcomed the
new club members.
The lilac and white color
scheme of the table setting
provided a complementary
setting for the silver tea serv-
Court Honors
Past Officers;
Delegate Named
' Roxy Ann court, Order ot
the Amaranth, honored past
royal matrons and patrons at
a meeting February 16 in the
Masonic building. Junior past
royal matron, Mrs. Frank Lit
tle, and junior past royal pa
tron, Stanley Jones, represent
ing the "Mardets," assisted
deputy supreme royal patron,
Jack Kennedy, in presenting
the grand officer jewel to
Charles Hoppe. Mr. Hoppe is
a grand trustee of Oregon.
Mr. Kennedy reported on
his attendance at the official
visit of grand officers to the
newly constituted Arago court
at Coos Bay. Fred Purdin, past
royal patron, reported on a
visit of local members to a
banquet at Yreka February 11
honoring Charles Orr on com
pletion of 30 years as Masonic
lodge secretary. Mr. Orr is al
so past royal patron is Siski
you court.
Mrs. Charles Hoppe was
elected delegate at large to
represent Roxy Ann court at
the grand court sessions which
will be held at the Masonic
temple. Portland, March 9-11
Local officers also will attend.
Mrs. Marshall Day, past ma
tron, reported that several
members from Medford and
Ashland visited Siskiyou
court, Yreka, recently to hon
or Mrs. Carl Gilbert, deputy
grand royal matron of Cali
fornia.
Mrs. Lawrence Messal was
in charge of refreshments fol
lowing the meeting.
Glimpses
at Glamour
From DOROTHY ELLIOTT
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Walter M. Higgins, Mrs. Wes Pearson, Mrs.
William H. Seibert. Mrs. H. L. Gilbert and
Mrs. Harlan E. Weaver, five of the six new
members. The sixth is Mrs. Truman A. Nelson.
Mrs. James A. Wells and
Mrs. J. L. Holmes were the
co-hostesses for the annual
event.
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Nominating Committee
The nominating committee
for election of officers will
be appointed at the Monday,
February 27, meeting of the
Scottish Rite Women's club
at the Masonic temple.
Mrs. John Smith i will be
chairman for the evening as
sisted by Mrs. Stanley Jones.
All Scottish Rite wives and
widows are invited to attend.
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Gold Hill - Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Bennett and three chil
dren, Ontario, Ore., spent a
week end in Gold Hill as guests
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Matney. While here Mr.
Bennett attended a Commer
cial Finance convention in
Medford. He Is office manager
for the firm in Ontario.
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