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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 19bl i 'Style Show ; Attended .. : By Many : Approximately 150 persons -attended the style show, "Fashion Fun for '61," spon sored by Griffin Creek Par - ent-Teacher association re cently in the school gym nasium. A garden patio, arranged ,on the stage for the event, , contained pink and turquoise ..patio furniture, fresh flowers and lighted glass balls. Guests were seated at tables covered ' with- white cloths and center . ed with storybook dolls. Fa ;vors" were also placed on the f tables. . . r An- arrangement of lilacs 'decorated the serving table. , PTA. members donated decc i rated cakes for refreshments. t i'Mi-s. Roy Sander was fasht J Ion coordinator. Mrs. Wesley Ober was "commentator for I the,; show, , which featured spring and summer dresses f and sportswear from- J.-. C. Penney company. i J Models were Miss Pat Leek, i Mrs.: Gerald Gleaves, Mrs. t Donald McCulloch, Miss Ann ' Fowler, Mrs. George Bannis (ter,. Mrs. .Larry Briggs, Mrs. I John Richardson, Miss Nico- lee .Ober, Miss Joyce Leon, JMiss' Tammy -Wright and Di rane and Greg Gleaves. I Clifford Simmons; of Pur Jiucker Music house played the I organ during the show. Prizes, donated by Roy Sander, were f given -at the end 'of the eve Jning. Lyle Perkins served as J PTA "photographer .'for the event. Proceeds ' from the (show; wilf be used' for pur chase of library books for the .school. i i - ! Friends of Museum Schedule Eugene Meeting May 15 ' V Eugene-Dr. -Forest M. Hink ! house," director of the Phoe nix, Ariz., Art Museum, au- thor, and lectur'erj will be the I guest speaker at. the, May 15 J annual meeting and dinner of J the Friends of the Museum. I The dinner will be held in Jthe Erb Memorial Union on j the campus' of the University I of Oregon for members of the Friends of the 'Museum'. Dr. JHinkhouse's talk will follow the dinner. i Dr. Hinkhouse is an experi i enced traveler, who has spent time In archaeological work. In Mexico, traveled extensive lly uj Spain, Portugal, France 'and other European countries, i as .well as visits to ..North j Africa,, the Near East, India, f Indonesia! South s East Asia, I the Far East and: Cuba. i .-. ;...:;, f s Auxiliary To Hold ! Dinner Meeting J The Women's auxiliary to : the Jackson County Medical society will hold its last meet ly ing of the club year Wednes sday, May 10, at the Rogue J Valley Country, club. Mem Jbers will gather at 7 p.m. for j a no-host . dinner. A business 'meeting and the installation 5 of officers will follow the so- cial hour. Members not previ J ously contacted are requested Jto - call- Mrs. Jack Ingram, SPnng. 2-8644, for reserva ;tions. ; 1 -It'-- if I - ; xjr, ma T j ' " ifpr ' ' DOROTHY GRAY ANNUAL SALE HOT WEATHER COLOGNE Moisturizing Body Lotion also available' in four of ! these seen ts-12 bottle,H. I THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS : McLains Drug Centre 8 N. Central SP 2-7)13 3 : Open 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. " Closed Sundays Ir y v -- W A 1X1 ,. Shown in a fcene. from "The Madwoman of Chailoit", to b presented by tha Thes pian troupe of Medford High school' May 4, 5 and 6, are (left to light) Dean Hiser as The President, Bill D earner as The Pros pector, and Miss Da Anne Taylor as the f V : i Mrs.- Jeanne Rose (at left) president of Rogue River, chapter,- National 'Secretaries association,- (International) poses here with Mrs. Dave Melson who was one .of the models for a style show given by Parker Woods Leons Wednesday night at a dinner held by the chapter. ;The event, held at Rogue Valley Country club, was in observance of National Secretaries day and week and honored the wives of mem bers' employers. ;''.. '.'" ;' ' :" " : ' ".- Rogue Chapter Observes National Secretaries Day In observance- of National.! Secretaries day, Rogue River chapter of National Secretar ies association (International) gave i a dinner Wednesday night at Rogue Valley Coun try club for the wives of mem bers' employers. The party for wives of "bosses" is an annual event. . ' A madrigal group of Med ford High school sang, direct ed by Lynn Sjolund, and Parker Woods Leons staged a style show for the group. Miss Judy Bertrand was narrator, and models were Mrs. Merle Deets, Mrs. Dave Melson, Mrs.1 John Henderson, Mrs. itene Davis, Mrs. Robert 'I. Levi son, Ashland..' t ' ;. ; ' Mrs. Jeanne Rose,' chapter nresident, introduced the guests. They were Mrs. Wil-' bam F. Herman Jr., Mrs. Byron Griffith, Mrs. Jim Eas ton, Mrs. Jack McHugh, Mrs. Harry Marshall, Mrs. Keith Edlafsen, Mrs. Bren H. Starch er, Mrs. John T. Weisel, Mrs. Philip Lowry and Mrs. Walter G. Garner. Gifts for members and guests had been provided by Medford merchants. Mrs. Margery Eaton spoke briefly about National Secre taries, saying that it is a pro fessional group designed - to meet the needs of the em ployed secretary. There are 500 chapters in the United States and several other coun tries and the International headquarters are located ; in Kansas City, Mo. Through sponsorship of the Certified Professional Secretary exami nation, the association seeks to elevate the standards of secretarial performance. Mrs. Marie A. Rutter was chairman of the dinner. Mrs. Jeanne. Brown is vice-presi madwoman. The play. dent, Mrs. Kathryn-ThOmas is secretary and ; Mrs.- Kathryn Jandreau? treasurer. .'. ' y -During the I evening' Mrs. Rose called attention to the article, "that Girl in the Of fice" in this week's issue -.--of The Saturday Evening Post, to a display in the window of Medford Stationery store, and to a Highway 09 billboard ad vertising National Secretaries week. ' -, Chapter , BE, . PEO sister hood,, will meet at Rogue Val ley Manor at 7:30 p.m. May 2. Mrs. L. K. Doty and Miss Annette Gray will be host esses and Mrs. E. P. Leavitt will be in charge of the pro gram. ! Volkswagen's wonders for $1782 Delivered in Medford MORSE MOTORS 6th and Ivy Medford Call SP 2-5770 written by Jean Giraudous, is a French comedy which has had many successful presentations in vari ous American cities. Tickets may be obtain ed from members of the troupe or from Mrs. Lenore Zapell, director. , Women Return From Trip North; Visit in Salem i Eagle Point-Mrs. Roy Stan ley and Mrs. Edward Cham berlain have returned from a week's trip north during which they visited relatives and friends in Oregon and Washington, and observed the Oregon State legislature in Salem. , The tvo left by automobile Monday, April 17, and made stops in Gold Hill,,. Grants Pass, Eugene, Salem, Oregon City, Portland, Vancouver, Long Beach, Wash., Seaside, Cannon Beach, Delake and Reedsport. They talked with Robert Duncan, speaker of the House of Representatives after watching sessions considering bills related to daylight sav ings time and off-shore oil. In Portland they visited with Mr. and Mrs. James Edge and family, former Eagle Point residents, and stopped at Mr. Edge s new store in Westlake. Returning with the travel ers was Mrs. Hilda Burley, Long Beach, a cousin of Mrs Stanley, who plans to remain in Eagle Point for an extend ed visit at the Stanley home. Other guests of . Mrs. Stan ley recently were Mr. and Mrs. William McFarling, Port land. Mrs. McFarling was a schoolmate of Mrs. - Stanley and the two traveled to Cuba together a. few years .ago. Bedford Women Attend Meeting ; The Oregon State Council of Carpenters auxiliaries met in Baker recently for the sixth annual convention. Delegates from the Medford auxiliary were Mrs. Richard Hargrove, Mrs. Lloyd Fischer, and Mrs. Herbert Sharp. Mrs. Dan Fra ser, Portland, was re-elected president, and the next con vention will be held in Port land. The local auxiliary held a potluck dinner recently. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fraser. ' Topic Announced For Stamp Club "Washington, D.C. on Slides and Stamps" will be the title of the program to be present ed at the meeting of the Southern Oregon Stamp club Thursday, May 4. The club meets at 8 p.m. at the Girls' Community club. Mrs. Eric de Place will show slides of the nation's capital and also a ten-page collection on United States stamps depicting buildings or. people, that had a first day of issue in Washington, D.C. Refreshments will be serv ed. j ; economy does your budget. Play Slated At Crater Central PoinUThe three act comedy, "Arsenic and Old Lace,", will be presented by the Crater High Curtain Call ers May 5 and 6 at 8 p.m. at the Crater High cafetorium. Dayle Nesheim and Judy Daniels will play the two maiden aunts, . Abby and Martha. Mortimer Brewster will be played on alternate nights by Ron McKey and Tony Yell and his fiancee. Elaine,' will be played by Dorna Mose. Jim Backen is director of the production assisted by Bill Russell and a student staff Including Tom Richardson. technical director; Howard Misener and Don Fisher, stage managers; Wanda Davix, cos tumes; Lynn Malot, make-up; Sharon Trautman, program; Cathy Brown, house; and Sharon Trautman and Joyce Anderson, prompters. 2000 fresh new j summer dresses , . RUSHED IN FOR WARDS FABULOUS MAY DRESS PAGEANT! j . COME SEE THEM ALL... SEASON'S BIGGEST SELECTION f' HERE ARE JUST A FEW FROM OUR GREAT COLLECTION (c j 598TO p98 ',: Jfcj j Fashion is in full bloom of Wards, end every dress Is as fresh as Hie t ' '' -llllllllTOlTV" first crocus I It's our greatest collection of the year, gathered from T'''' V 'lllsi if II' 111. 1 a the most important fashion centers in America Shown, fust a , dP yilll llllllil 111 I J tempting few from our blgger-than-ever assortment ... why not f 'l if til " q come in and see the rest? We've dresses for every occasion, every y'f l X 'II lllill . . age, every figure. Every fabric, too... from crisp cottons to no- h'Xy r V'!,4 11111 'J iron Daeron Polyesters and frothy nylon sheers. Hur todr ll!! jl SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or your money backs Ward policy line 1172 A . Know Forests To Be Topic Central Point - A program on "Know Your Forests" will be presented by Mrs. Ivan Skyrman at a meeting of Cen tral Point Garden club at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 3, at the home of Mrs. Curtis L. Hop kins, 3775 Old Military road. Mrs. R. D. Kay and Mrs. Lester Gorden led a work shop on choosing and prepar ing horticulture specimens for flower shows at the April meeting of the club. Members toured the gardens surround ing Mrs. John Holmer's home on Old Stage road following a potluck luncheon. They also visited Mrs. Kay's home on the hill near Tolo overpass to see a garden Mrs. Kay has developed on a shal low soiled stony slope. She was commended by the club for employing a variety of rock plants to transform an unsightly hillside into a love ly garden; , s . i - MONTGOMERY PLUS PRINCESS GARDNER .tt: HANDBAGS for Mother's Day . . . in Luscious Leathers or Striking Straws WIDEST CHOICE IN TOWN WARD JUST SAY "CHARGE IT" ' poy In 30 day f txttndi yowr paywwtfi ill's l-HHIal-iTimii) LfiHTiriarttiim hedfocp. orkon I A
