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Eslaa Aadetwa Bailer will
k fUMt aelelts.ser a eencett,
to iw-five .This4ar, . May
II. i h ,1todf Mlth
chart anditee-hiM br the ve
eal nsusie tewtaiMt. Tfce
yuklte Is Invited te altesid and
m admission will aa energed.
Gardeners Plan
' PtMnbiA' "little''. kwr
hw will b.)ili diirln Uw
rtortthly meeting of - PhoenJ
Garden club ' it; We ; Commu
nity Ju t r;p:ii Friday,
Mi. t'i." !:
The show will-be under the
direction of Mrs. A. C Iewls,
with arrangements to M
Judged u to form,, lint, color,
etc. This if being done to
heln those who Dim to Make
arrangements for tha club's
annual .flower show May llv
- Mr. Jt T. NUhol, Medford,
will lnatall tha club's new of
ficer during a business meet-
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Hoetesae arevte' ba. Mca.
Xvalyn Hendrickf and Mn. .
JLClaaaeock. , .
. Viattora ra waleetaia. ' ;
8ecausf 5h
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.- ;',- ';'- '-'.'..i ,'' b'worlj. Cottume ami cosmetic .'','" '. ,.",; ' , ' . J ' Jjt(Ci
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V '"'f V'W V V' ' t '?ncnoH with isceT I-' -'f '-!.-. -V
Main mej larrUtt SltMtt
TayceettesvTo Announce
Winner of Merit Award
i Outatandinf. young women
Of tha 'Community will ba
fraaantod.at fhe annual Mtrit
Award of tha Year luncheon
to ' ba held by Medford
JiVcaattoj B a t u r day, May
IS, at Rogua Valley Coun-'
try "'club; .'.. Luncheon' r Will
be Krved , at 12:30 p.m..
arid '.VltkaH will b' on
tale at the door. Retervation
may. be, made by calling Mra.
WUllam .Tope, SPIng 3-5062.
. Mra. .Edward ?. .Barhett,
iait' year'i winner, will pre
sent an engraved silver; p)at
toi one of ten. woman who
have been '- nominated ' by
groups to which they i belong.
--.They' are Mrs. Larry Rose,
Beta UpHlon chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi; Mrs. ' Ernest I
riakui, ' Alpha Beta chapter
af Beta sivma Phi: Mrs. Frank
Wilton, Cnter Lions auxili
ary: Mrs. Willie Fischer,- Al
pha Lamba. chapter; of Epsilon
Sigma Alpha .International;
Miss.' Peggy ann Hutchinson,
Medford b r a n c h, American
Association pf University
Women;; Mrs. ..Robert Shan
ale. Delta Omega chapter,
Epsilon -Sigma Alpha In
ternational: Mrs. Elwood B.
H edberg. Rogue Camp -Fire
council; Mra Xjkne ' Chamber-
lain, ,Maqzorq junior worn
en't -club: ' Mrs. John Del-
lenbeckr Klwanlan - Dames;,
Representative 0$
To Be'SDeakeV;' ?
- John Dellenback. member
of tha-Oregon House or Rep
resentatives ' 'from - Medford,
will speak at. the .May meet-
mg of tna jaexson ; county
unit. Oregon Federation - of
.Wonien's, Republican' clubs. It
Will be held Monday. May is,
at IS noon at North's Chuck
Wagon. , i ;.
Reservations are to be made
with Mrs.. Ernst Ruegger,
SPrlng JVMSeV.f,
Downtown
.l fSi-.i. en j. -
:V.ikes Ni'ce Things
Gift is Proudly Given
Oifl Wrapping At
.'Mrs. Richard Kyle, St, Luke's
Metnoam cnurcn. .
Guest speaker for the an
nual MAY luncheon will be
Mrs. Richard Dol. wife of-an
assistant professor-of art at
Southern' Oregon college. She
will speak on the customs and
dress of Japanese women.
. a Medford High' school trie
composed of Sharon Smith,
Karen Christiansen and Betsy
Beck, will provide entertain
ment. ' :. ' .. ... ' ' .' ! -.:':!
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Ceremony Slated j
Mrs. Owen Kunkel will con
duct installation of officers for
Wilson Parent-Teacher associ
ation Friday, May 12, at 2J0
p.m. in tha school gymnasium.
This will be tha last meeting
of the year,
. Entertainment will be' pre
sented by the Wilson, school
chorus and refreshments will
be served in the cafeteria by.
mothers of children; inv the
first' grade,
. Baby sitting service will be
available in the activity room
and' there will ba a classroom
visitation period from 2 until
aao.V
Workshop Dance '
Y ; Knot ' Twlrlers Square
Dance club will hold a work
shop dance tonight at tha
YMCA at I o'clock. .Coffee
will be served and women-are
asked to bring .cookies. Doug
las Fosbury will call. All
square dancers are' welcome. '
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Card Party ?
. Pocahontas lodge plan's a
public card party Friday, May
12. at 8:30 o.m. In the Red
man hall oh Apple st. - ;
. The party will follow a
business meeting of the lodge
scheduled at 7:30.' v '
Refreshments will Deserved, I
Medford
fi.i.i;i, - v
. . I Remember Mother
. . Proudly
H Ertra Charge
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'. '', ' Old Russian" a pencil and aery lie
painting by Earl Thollander, San Francisco
artist, is ana af the more Interesting placet
el his work now on exhibit at Rogua gal-;
leir. 220 West Main street. The gallery is
pen to the public. without charge; hours
are 12 noon until 4 p.m. daily except Mon-
RuchPTA Plans jyl
Annual Ceremony :
Applegata Valley The an
nual installation of officers
and potluck dinner will be
held by Ruch Parent-Teachers
association Friday, May 12 at
( p.m. ' y'
Mrs. William Seibert, presi
dent of the Jackson county
council of Parent-Teacher as
sociations will; ba installing
OUlVCr. ,- - . . :
'Boyd Gibson, Ruch; princi
pal will show movies of Ruch
pupils during the . past' few
years. Everyone interested is
invited. .-- - '.' .-' -"' .'
May 14th
Receivedl
Phona SP 2-6428
Mask Play
Will Open
On Friday
'' Phoenix - Final rehearsals
are being held for "Cheaper
By the Dozen," which will be
presented by the Phoenix
High Mask club Friday and
Saturday, May 12 and 13, at
the Phoenix High school gym
at 8 p.m. In this based-on-fact
play, the humor is said to be
genuine and delightful, and
the story to have . meaning
and importance.
Dad (Richard Coulter), is a
terrlffic efficiency expert,
and he believes that what will
work In the factory will also
work at home. To speed up
the young, people's education.
Dad ; buys language . lesson
records for them to play
every morning in the bath
room. . ' ' -
Despite Anne (Karen Moca-
bee),, Ernestine (Elizabeth
King), .Martha (Marjorie
Brood) ; and Lillian (Donna
Hill), - his high school age
daughters and their interest
in boys and dates, Dad pushes
ahead with better organiza
tion tor his large and delight
ful family. . ..
The girls don't understand
why Dad regards their inter
est in dates as- a waste of
precious time..' As Dad is
about to- leave for' Europe,
both he and Anne are miser
able at the lack of under
standing between them. Then,
in a moving scene. Dad be
comes aware of how much
Anne has grown, and at the
same time,-Anne realizes the
truth about Dad. -.
' John Morrison and Stuart
Vencill are cast for the pants
bf Frank, and Bill Gllbreth.
Youngest children of the fam
ily, Dan, Fred and Jackie will
be played by Mike Langley,
Wayne Slngley arid Bob Bar
rentine, respectively. ', . ,
,; Gene Holt will ' portray
Larry, while Rick Jennings
has been cast as Joe Scales.
-- Mrs. Fitzgerald, the over
worked housekeeper of the
Gllbreth family, Is played by
Mariann Furrer, and Darilyn
Popow has been cast for the
part of Miss Brill, a rather
haughty old school teacher.
v "Cheaper By the Dozen" la
directed by Bob Myrick, Mask
Club adviser.. Students head
ing : the production staff are:
Frances Kievet, make-up;
James Scott, lighting and
sound; Shearon Poole, house;
Chyrl Bowman, properties;
Laura Griffith, publicity; and
Lloyd Hart, stage crew. .
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Assembly Plans
Rites on Friday, ,
Warren Assembly, Order of
Rainbow for Girls, will hold
installation of officers Friday,
May 12, at 8 p.m. at the Jack
sonvllle Masonic temple.
It will be open to the pub
lic and all who are Interested
are invited to attend. -
Calendar
Thursday!
1 7 p.m. - Talisman Rosebud
council, Pythian Sunshine
Girls, Pythian bldg.
1 7:45 p.m. - Susannah Wes
ley unit of Wesleyan Service
Guild, with Mrs. Robert L.
Bills, 1029 West 11th st., Med
ford. ' i
- 8 p.m. - Realties chapter,
OES, Medford Masonic tem
ple. 8 p.m. -Olive Rebekah Past
Noble Grands club, Girls
Community club.
rridayt
11 a.m. - Griffin Creek
Home Extension unit, Grange
hall.
' 12 noon - St. Elizabeth's
Guild of St. Mark's Episcopal
church, at church.
2:30 p.m.-Washington Par
ent - Teacher association, at
school.
2:30 p.m.-Roosevelt Parent
Teacher association, school
auditorium.
TIP
day. The Thollander show, which closes
Saturday, May 13, includes a group of draw
ings and paintings made in Norway, Yugo
slavia, Russia, and Mexico as well as works
completed in California. The acrylic poly
mer latex which he sometimes uses is one
of the newest media for artists.
Cory s Arrive
From Japan
' Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A.
Cory Jr., and children, Kath
ryn and Gerald III, are visit,
ing friends and relatives in
this area this week.
. Mrs. Cory is vthe former
Mary Sletten. V
They have been living in
Tokyo for the past three years
where Mr. Cory was assigned
as an agent with the office of
special investigation in the
United States Air Force.
: While In Japan, Mrs. Cory
studied with the Far East di
vision of the University of
Maryland and was placed on
the dean s list. They plan to
live in Roanoke, Va., for the
next four years.
Dinner Planned
In Shady Cove
Shady Cove - members of
the auxiliary to Steelhead
post, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, have completed plans
for a Mothers' day dinner to
be served May 14 at the Vet
erans hall from 1 to 6 p.m.
Mrs. Kenneth Oliver, Mrs.
Reedi McKay, Mrs. Kenneth
Clair' and Mrs. Philip Holt
have been named delegates to
the department convention.
Three members were elected
to district offices at the recent
meeting. They are Mrs. Agnes
Hubbell, treasurer; tMrs. Mc
Kay, pamouc instructor ana
Mrs. Holt, assistant conduc
tress. .
Has Birthday
Yreka Mrs. Ida Martin Is
now a member of the Past
Ninety club. She celebrated
her ninetieth birthday April
27. Mrs. Martin is a patient
at the Siskiyou County Gen
eral hospital. ,
Perfumes and
Colognes by
Faberge . Caron
Balmain Dana
Yardley Coty
D'Orsay Lanvin
Revillon Chanel
Shulton , Revlon
Guerlain Raphael
Helena Rubinstein
Prince Matchabelli
White Shoulders
Christian Dior
Marcel Rochas
Devon Violet
Balenciaga
THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS
McLains
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N. Central SP 2-7113
Open 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Closed Sundays
FREE DELIVERY
Health Unit Holds Annual-Meeting
Gold Hill The annual pic
nic of Gold Hill Health unit
was held at the home of Mrs.
William Dickenson on Sar
dine Creek road.
A business session follow
ing the luncheon was conduct
ed by Mrs. Clarence Parsley,
president. . .
Guests were Mrs. Virginia
Kyer, executive secretary of
Jackson County Health
and Tuberculosis association,
Medford, and Mrs. Donald
Dickenson. : ' ' . .
Members of the unit voted
against doing house to house
drives in the future to raise
funds for. certain causes. -
It was reported. that $162.70
war contributed in the inter
est of Christmas Seals to date,
and $20.75 had been raised to
benefit the, Red Cross at a re
cent card party given by unit
members at the Odd Fellows
hall' in Gold Hill.
Mrs. Arthur Boye .has do
nated her time to make 120
puppets during recent months
for. the Rogue Valley Hospital
auxiliary in Medford. .
Elective officers for the en
suing year- are .Mrs. Parsley,
president, .Mrs. - Urover-. T.
Mulkey, vice-president and
Mrs,, Roy Cameron, secretary
treasurer. Mrs. Parsley named
committee chairman., . They
are hospitality, - Mrs. Dale
Smith; sunshine, Mrs. Paul
Molloy; publicity, Mrs; Clyde
Kell; finance; Mrs. Arthur
Boye; Christmas Seal sale,
Mrs.: Mulkey and Mrs. ' Ted
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Mrs. Scnoenemann, ana airs.
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Mrs. Harry Quinn, ana mrs.
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clmic, Mrs. Melvln Burnett,
and scran book, Mrs.' J. u.
Kofhal. .
m m h r s insoected the
scrap book kept by Mrs. Ko
fhal the past year, iney com
niimmtMi her for the com
plete job she had done in ar
ranging tne acuviues oi uie
unit. . . .. . ; v., ; . - '
Th -ffrnun voted to send
Mrs.- Parsley to Pirtland this
month , to attend : tne annual
Oregon ; Tuberculosis and
Health association there.' ',
Members of the Gold HU1
Health unit received an invfc
tation to attend the annual
meeting of the hospital auxili
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Skating Party V
Tiller-The Youth Crusaders
of South Unipqua Community
church held a roller skating
party at Medford May g. The
party was the climax', of a
contest held by the young
DeoDle of the church, with Pi
lots versus . Navigators.'-: -The
Pilots lost by a small" margin
so furnished refreshment for
the croup. ' ' .
. ; Chaperones ; were Mr.! and
Mrs. David Howell, Mr. and
Mrs. -Tommy Baynes and Mrs,
Earl Tlbbets. :. ; --r; , r,..
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