I
8 A
final Meeting
Set For PTA
The final meeting of the
year of Jefferson Parent
Teacher association will be
held Friday, May 12, at 8 p.m.
in the cafeteria of the school.
This is to be a parents and
teachers fun night; those at
tending are promised a pleas
ant evening of fun and fellow
ship.
Games and activities are
planned as well as guest en
tertainers. Parents who have
not been able to attend other
PTA meetings during (he year
are especially invited to at
tend. ' Installation of new officers
for the coming year will be
held at the beginning of the
meeting. Mrs. Sylvan Mullen,
who has been president of the
Jefferson PTA this year, will
preside. The newly - elected
officers are Mrs. Herbert Rob
erts, president; Mrs. Milton
Snow, vice-president and pro
gram chairman, Mrs. Robert
Campbell, treasurer, and Mrs.
Evan Pruitt, secretary.
It is not planned to have a
baby-sitting service for this
evening meeting.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1961
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
Program Is Announced
For Mothers Week End
Asniand "Mother Takes a
Vacation," is the theme for
the Southern Oregon college
19th annual Mothers week
end which will be held May
13 on the college campus.
Various vacation spots of
the world will be depicted by
the various events of the
week end. Mothers arriving
Friday evening will be en
tertained by the SOC Players,
presenting a group of one-act
plays and comic dances in
Churchill hall.
As the mothers are greeted
at the official registration and
coffee hour Saturday, at 9
a.m., they will be presented
with baby orchids as part of
an Aloha welcome from the
vacation spot, Hawaii.
Registration and coffee
hour chairman are Miss Judy
Pohl, Klamath Falle, and
Miss Phyllis Brlggs, Shady
Cove. The scene of the wel
come will be in Brltt lounge.
At 10 a.m. the annual
Mothers' club meeting will be
held in Brltt lounge. From
there, the guests will travel to
0hM
m , - i a
You Can
Expect Results
Zeigler Facial Exerciser It made by a reliable
maker of medical equipment. It's been tested by
recognized medical men; approved by Under
writers' Laboratories. Guaranteed five full years,
and made to give you a lifetime of beauty care.
Extensive clinical studies show results In an Im
pressive number of cases of those tested. You
owe It to yourself to try the Zelgler Facial Exer
ciserdiscover what It will do for you.
Phone Virginia Wkkortham, SP 3-7551
, - In Crantt Pan Phone GR 9-2516
Yen taw It In VOGUI, HARPER'S BAZAAR,
GLAMOUR, McCALLS
are you
over 30?
STAUFFER STUDIO is featuring (May)
SPECIAL FOR YOUf Zelgler exercise for your face.
' Srauffer exercise for your body.
445 NORTH BARTLETT
Phone SPrlng 3-7551 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.
beautiful Italy and be seated
amidst ancient Roman ruins
for the 11 a.m. assembly, dur
ing which next year's Associ
ated Women Student officers
will be Installed. Themed to
a world-wide tour will be a
luncheon at the Caesar room
of the Mark Antony hotel in
Ashland. Here mothers, dads,
and students will find them
selves viewing a resume of
the celebrated vacation spots
of the world. As the luncheon
progresses, according to Miss
Sharan Washburn, Lakeview,
guests will glimpse views of
holiday resorts from South
America to Switzerland,
Paris In the spring, fash
ions and refreshments await
the mothers on their next
stop around the world. Style
show chairman, Miss Sue
Clark, Klamath Falls and tea
chairman, Miss Carolee Brant
ley, Medford, will make it
possible at 2:30 p.m. in Britt
ballroom.
No vacation would be com
plete without a guided tour
and Miss Joan Isham, Grants
Pass has planned this by
showing the parents points of
interest around the campus,
Later that evening, the SOC
Players will again perform at
Churchill hall closing the
day's vacationing. At 3 p.m.
Sunday's the week end's en
tertainment will be concluded
with a piano recital by stu
dents of ' Helene Robinson,
also at Churchill hall.
General chairman is Miss
Linda Wright, Ashland.
.
Square Dancing
Class Planned;
Bows To Meet
A beginners class in square
dancing will be held at the
Derby Community hall start
ing Friday, May 12, at 8 p.m.
Instructor will be Edwin
Cavin.
Anyone Interested in tak
ing the course may call NOr
mandy 4-2558 for information.
Buckles and Bows
Buckles and Bows Square
Dance club will hold a dance
at Bellview Grange hall Sat
urday, May 13, starting at
8:30 p.m. Floyd Workman will
be caller; all square dancers
are invited.
Potluck refreshments will
be served.
Instruction in round danc
ing will be held from 7:30 to
8:30 p.m. for anyone
ested.
1 .
Miss Janet Hunt, (at left) of Christchurch, New Zealand,
is spending several weeks in Medford at a guest of. Mr. and
Mrt. Robert Allen, 349 Black Oak drive. Mitt Hunt, a sec
retary, it on a round-the-world trip during which the plant
to travel in various parti of the United Kingdom at well at
in the United States. Mitt Hunt, who it admiring clutfer
of Medford-grown lilacs, it pictured with Mrt. Allen and
the Allen's daughter, Carol.
Officers
Installed
For PTA
Social Events
,
Women's News
Neighbors
Give Party
For Couple
Fifty Plus Club .
Changes Session
Medford Fifty Plus club
will meet Friday, May 12, at
7:30 p.m. instead of the usual
afternoon meeting. Sessions
are held each week at St.
Mark's Guild hall, Oakdale
avenue at Fifth street.
Guests are welcome.
STOCK REDUCTION
CLOSED Thursday; May 11
SALE STARTS FRIDAY 9:30 A.M. Open Till 9 P.M.
Use Your
CHARGE
ACCOUNT
or
LAY
AWAY
With New Summer Mer
chandise coming In daily
we are running out of
room! So ... wo aro of
fering values that aro un
heard of, just so you can't
afford to turn them down.
5
OFF
SALE PRICE
FOR CASH
Applegate - A housewarm-
ing was held for Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Planalp of Provolt
by the Provolt Community
church and their neighbors.
A program included an ac
cordion solo by Mrs. Larry
Richardson and a duet by Mrs.
Max Butcher and Mrs. Marvin
Anderson with a dedication
message by the Rev. Wilber
Ethell.
Many gifts were presented
inter- to the couple from the Provolt
Grange, Provolt Community
church and their friends and
neighbors.
Those present were Mrs. L,
E. Luper, Sacramento, Calif.,
mother of Mrs. Planalp; Mrs.
Robert Ford, Ashland, a
daughter; Mrs. Irene Berry,
Mrs. Butcher, Mrs. Richardson
and daughter, Mrs. Don Mes
senger, Mrs. Duane Richard-
qn and daughter, the Rev.
and Mrs. Wilber Ethell, Mrs.
Dona Rowe, Mrs. C. R. Hill,
Mrs. Flossie Carl, Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Anderson and
children, Lyle Woodcock and
daughters, Miss Connie Higin
botham, Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Hill, Mrs. Elmer Wood and
children, Mrs. Virgil Cobbs,
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Culbertson,
Mrs. Bessie Elmore, Mr. and
Mrs. Ellery Stone, Mr. and
Mrs. Owen King, Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Roundtree, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Bennett, Mrs.
Hilda Smith, Mrs. Kenneth
Brunken, Mr, and Mrs. Sam
Lettckin, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas
Reeder, Mrs. Roy Williams
and daughters, Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin Hill, Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Herneson, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Woodcock, and Mr.
and Mrs. Cyril McKay.
Below Are Listed Three of the Many
Sale Items in This Fantastic Event !
Regular $1.35
Berkshire Hose
3 Pair Limit
66
pair
Summer Purses
Values to $5.9$
$88
SWIM WEAR
Associated
Sportswear
Values t $14 95
$488
SALE
ENDS
SATURDAY
MAY 20
Lake Hwy. and Ave. G TA 6
OPEN
TILL 9 P.M.
BOTH
FRIDAYS
Crater
9401
Methodists
At Meeting
Six Medford women are in
Corvallls today for the open
ing session of the 21st annual
meeting of the Oregon con
ference, Woman's Society of
Christian Service of the Meth
odist church.
Mrs. Walter Higglns, Mrs.
Lester Lollis and Mrs. Milton
Snow represent the WSCS of
First Methodist church; Mrs.
George Lawless is attending
as the conference secretary of
student work, Mrs. George
Rosebcrry as the conference
secretary of supply work and
Mrs. Ross Youngblood com
plctcs the delegation.
"Our Mission Today" is the
meeting theme and 800 worn,
en from 1S1 societies are ex-
pected to attend the two-day
sessions.
Speakers will Include Miss
Leila V. Dingle, Berkeley
Ualir., who served 31 years
In the Philippines; and the
Rev. Daniel E. Taylor, Rose
City Park Methodist church,
Portland. Dr. Raymond Bal
comb, formerly of Medford
and now of the Corvallls
Methodist church and Dr.
Gertrude Boyd Crane of For
est Grove are conducting the
workshop services for the ses
sions. Mrs. Russell Watson, Port
land, president, will preside
and election of officers will
bt held.
Past Noble Grands
To Honor Mothers
Members of the Fast Noble
Grands club of Olive Re
bekah lodge will honor their
mothers and grandmothers at
a meeting set for Thursday,
May 11. It will be held at 8
p.m. at Girls Community club.
Entertainment is being
planned, and refreshments
will be served.
Lady Lions'
Medlord Lady Lions will
meet at the home of Mrs. Earl
Miller, 617 Park street, to
night at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs
Frank Christian, Talent,
president of the Oregon Lions
auxiliary, will be a guest.
Installation of officers took
place at the last meeting of
Griffin Creek Parent-Teacher
association, with Mrs. D, G.
McKee in charge.
The new officers are Mrs.
M. L. Priebe, president; Mrs
Larry Briggs, vice-president;
Mrs. Mary Overstreet, fourth
grade teacher, secretary; Mrs,
Arthur Savage, treasurer.
Mrs. J. Morris Tucker, re
tiring president, was given
past president's pin.
Mrs. Wesley Ober was pre
sented a gift in "appreciation
and recognition of her work
with the PTA." The Obers
plan to move from the area
when school is out.
A string group composed of
Sheila Shockley, Cheryl Cook
and Dale Fowler played under
the direction of Miss Alice
Saunders. The PTA Mother
singers sang a group of four
songs, one depicting a mother
getting ready for a PTA meet
ing. They were warmly re
ceived by the audience.
Elliott B e c k e n, assistant
superintendent of schools,
talked on the school budget,
It was announced that the
PTA will hold a rummage
sale May 16, Tuesday, at the
Fehl building from 9 a.m. to
5 p.m. Articles for the sale
may be taken to the school
gymnasium.
It is reported that almost
500 persons attended the re
cent school science and social
studies fair, and that almost
that many were present for
the chili supper given by the
PTA the same evening. About
$200 was cleared from the
dinner.
Mrs. Austin's room was in
charge of refreshments at the
meeting.
' 1
Mother-Daughter
Banquet Planned
The annual mother-daugh
ter banquet will be held at
First Methodist church Mon
day, May 15. The theme
will be "Jewels In Your
Crown."
Featured on the program
will be special honors to the
church's 'VIP's," some seri
ous, some humorous, and a
puppet show.
Reservations may be- made
with Mrs. George Watson,
Spring 2-8400, or Mrs. Lee
VanAusdall, Spring 3-1873.
Girl Scout Council Holds
Spring Session in Ashland
Over 65 delegates from Jo
sephine, Jackson and west
Siskiyou ' counties attended
the Rogue Valley Girl Scout
council spring meeting May 3
at the Mark Antony hotel,
Ashland.
Troop 146 of Lincoln
school, Ashland, conducted
the flag ceremony, led by
Bonnie Graber. Mrs. T. M
Deter, third vice-president
and member of the regional
committee, was mistress of
ceremonies. The Rev. Ernest
Bell of Talent Methodist
church gave the invocation.
Mrs. Richard Gray, Med
lord, council president, was
in charge of the business ses
sion. Delegates approved the
budget for the coming year,
Announcements were made
concerning the Heritage Trail
hike which will include Med
ford, and is to be made by a
group of 18 girls touring the
western States this summer
by chartered bus. Mrs. Rich
ard Finch, Medford, is chair
man, ' -
Also discussed was the Pa
cific Northwest regional con
ference which will be held
October 31-November 2 in
Spokane,
Chapter To Hold
Tea for Mothers
A tea will be held Sunday,
May 14, by Gamma Rho chap
ter of Beta Sigma Phi, in hon
or of the mothers of the mem
bers. 'The event will be held
at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs,
Harold Sloper.
The group will meet
Wednesday, May 10, at ihe
home of Mrs. Jack Wheeler,
3570 Calhoun road, Medford.
At the last meeting of the
group at the home of Mrs.
Sloper, Phoenix, Mrs. Robert
Myrick was honored with a
shower.
Mrs. William Kidson pre
sented a program on music's
influence on our lives. Mrs.
Wheeler spoke on sculpture
and painting.
CaMstttteaKeOOn
1 KRAUT D
Miss Florence Medford, dis
trict advisor, presented a film
strip explaining new pro
gram trends which will be
launched by Girl Scouts of
the U.S. in the fall of 1962.
The program will include four
levels for girls 7 to 17 years of
age, rather than three, and
new books and leaders man
uals will be used.
Johnnie Lynn, public rela
tions director for radio sta
tion KDOV, was the luncheon
speaker. Mrs. Robert Kagy
lpd erace. A film on the nu-
Ltional convention at St. Louis
was shown following lurcn
eon. The program was arrang
ed by Mrs. Deter, Mrs. Jud
son Compton, and Mrs. T. R.
Lytle, Medford, and , Mrs.
Cecil Woods, district chair
man, Ashland.
Mother deserves
the
Kit chenAid
PORTABLE
DISHWASHER
W4i . ' !
Mother's
Day
Special
$239.95
Give her a chance to relax after meals. This KitchenAid rolls
from table to sink. ..connects to faucet in seconds... rolls away
when finished.
And only KitchenAid has "Guided Action" wash that washes
clean. ..sanitized, Flo-Thru hot-air drying. ..porcelain inside and
out for lasting beauty. .Also has double-wall construction for
cool, quiet operation. ..capacity for whole day's dinner service
for the average family. See the KitchenAid portable today. Other
KitchenAid dishwashers, too. A KitchenAid for every kitchen..;
every budget. - - - -
CROSIER APPLIANCE
414 East Main St.
Phone SP 2-6011
A WONDERFUL STORE
bsolu-fcely
ricjh-fc
. . . for ISottm' Day, May 14
ITS
aassttt4a
We pick Tbeodor's revolutionary slrawglot
Because we love the contemporary ... we chooso)
this newest of handbags . . . made of Rovana
karat) flat monofilament from Dow Chemical).
A magic ingredient that keeps these bags soft . . ,
makes them crack and peel-proof ... a magic
formula that you can suds clean .... is colorfasfJ
First of their kind m California; whitewheat,
black, whitewhite only 5.95
pt 10 federal til
Oil, fetawmk