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SUNDAY, MARCH 19. 1911
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An arrangement entitled "After Shakti
perean Theater" won firit place in competi
tion which wai a part of the annual Calen
dar tea of the Rogue Valley Girl Scout
council, held Thuriday at the Red Crosa
chapter house. The arrangement, entered by
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Medford Junior service league, and wai
of itock and laurel branchei in an antique
brass pot, an antique samovar and Spode
chaina in the Indian tree pattern. About
150 women attened the tea.
Service League Entry Wins Award
. An August buffet table
arrangement, "After Shake
pearean Theatre," entered by
Medford Junior Service
league, won first place in the
second annual Calendar tea
given Thursday by Rogue Val
ley Girl Scout council. Second
place went to the Travel
Study club's June entry which
displayed a pink and white
wedding reception table and
third place was won by the
Contemporary Book club for
its July buffet of red, white
and blue.
Judges were Mrs. Louis
Gentner, Mrs. Richard Mole
and Mrs. William Tycer.
A public vole on the 12
entries in the lea gave first
place to the June arrange
ment, second place to an
April showers arrangement
by the Medford Jayccttes, and
third to the January entry for
New Year's by Alpha Beta
Arnett Family
Attends Reunion
Central Point-Mr. and Mrs.
L. L. Arnett, of Central Point,
recently attended a family re
union at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Ruby Brad
thaw, of Hayfork, Calif.
The Jack Bezoff family, of
Central Point, and Mrs. Emma
Harrison, of Salinas, Calif.,
accompanied 'the Arnetts.
Thirty of the Arnotts sons,
daughters and grandchildren
attended the reunion.
chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
sorority.
An estimated 150 women
attended the event. Mrs. Ray
mond Retcr was in charge,
assisted by Mrs. II. E. Nulton
and Mrs. Ida Wharton. Daffo
dil arrangements in the rooms
were planned by Mrs. G. W.
Phetteplace.
Others assisting were the
Mesdames L. W. Pritchard,
Scott V, Davis, Judson Comp
ton, Jerry Gaslineau, B. E.
Culy, Thomas Eslinger, M. N.
Hogan, J. A. Carrara, George
Davy, W, E. Acord and Wil
liam Thompson.
Pouring were Mrs. Eugene
Ray and Mrs. Lawrence
Buonocore, Kiwanian Dames;
Mrs. L. C. Gordon and Mrs.
Wallace West, Central Point
Garden club; Mrs. John Sni
der and Mrs. L. L. Jientz,
Catholic Daughters of Amer
ica; Mrs. Vcrta Thompson and
Rights Council
Books Professor
Joel Berreman, professor of
sociology at the University of
Oregon, will speak Wednes
day, March 22, at the meeting
of the local Human Rights
council.
The meeting will be held in
the Youth chapel of First
Presbyterian church starting
at 8 p.m.
Mr. Berreman is a member
of the commission on civil
rights, Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Lloyd Harris, Shady
Cove Garden club.
Mrs. Robert Kagy and Mrs.
Raymond Miksche, Contemp
orary Book club; Miss Mary
Aldrich and Miss Florence
Medford, Ashland Garden
club; Mrs. Charles Stearns
and Mrs. Dayton Depue, Med
ford Garden club; Mrs.
Charles E. Jones and Mrs.
James Dunn, Jayccttes; Mrs.
Ernest Flakus, and Mrs. Max
Leischner, Alpha Beta chap
ter, Beta Sigma Phi; Mrs.
Fred Lewis and Mrs. Richard
Hensley, Junior Service club;
and Mrs. John Mansfield and
Mrs. Ralph Swarlsley, Travel
Study club.
German Bride
Honored Guest
Ashland-Honored guest at a
shower given by Mary Bill
ings circle of the First Meth
odist church at the home of
Mrs. Ben Willard, 1B0 Church
St., was Mrs. Norval Holme, a
recent bride.
Not only Is Mrs. Holme a
bride hut she is a newcomer
to America, having arrived
only Inst month from Ger
many. Although she is unac
quainted with the language
Mrs. Helme was able to show
pictures of her homeland and
through an interpeter describe
many of its customs.
Mr. and Mrs. Helme are
making their home in the Wil
lard apartment, lOO'i Church
St.
PTA Council
Announces
New Officers
Mrs. Emerson T. Anderson
was elected president of the
Medford Coordinating Coun
cil of Parent-Teacher associ
ations at the last meeting
held at Jackson school.
' Other new officers arc Mrs.
Alva A. Wright, vice-president;
Mrs. Glenn Stewart,
secretary; Arthur Iverson,
treasurer.
Jim McDonald, director of
the curriculum material cen
ter for Jackson county schools
was speaker. He explained the
benefits of using audiovisual
aids In the classrooms.
Mrs. Myrna Frink, princi
pal of Griffin Creek school,
reported on a visit to the leg
islature by several PTA mem
bers. Refreshments were served
by members of Jackson Parent-Teacher
association; tables
were decorated with sham
rocks, Irish potatoes and "the
writings of the wee folk."
Forty-two members and
guests made this meeting the
largest of the year for the
council. The next meeting
will be at Ruch school in
April.
Ashland Garden Club
Awards Camperships
Ashland - Girl Scouts and
Camp Fire Girls will both be
recipients of camperships giv
en by the Ashland Garden
club. The action was taken
during a business session of
tlie club conducted by the
president, Mrs. Clarence
Malhes.
The day's program included
a talk on "Perennials for
Pleasure" by Mrs. Richard
Westerficld and a flower ar-
ranging demonstration by
Mrs. E. A. Bay, who chose ver
satile greenery as appropri
ate to the season.
Jonquils centered the lea
table where refreshments
were served by the Mesdames
Jason Otlingcr, Walter Red
ford, W. S. Stcnnetl, Et na Sni
der and C. H. Pendleton. A
border of shamrocks furnish
ed the Irish theme.
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