Annual Home Extension Festival
Set For Friday; Units To Meet
The 'annual Jackson Coun
ty Home Extension festival
will be held Friday, May 10,
at 7:30 pjn. In the Wilson
School gymnasium, Grand and
Corona avenue. An evening
festival has been planned this
year for the . first time in
hopes that more people will
become informed about the
extension home economics
program. Day time festivals
did not give the husbands an
opportunity to attend. .
Mrs. Lucian Van Gordon,
county committee chairman,
will act as mistress of cere
monies. The invocation will
be given by the Rev. Fredrick
Ross Evans.
J. D. Vertrees, Klamath
county agent, will be the
guest speaker. His topic will
be "The Little Things of
Life." r
Capt. Clyde Fichtner of the
Medford police department
will speak on traffic safety,
Future Workers
To Be, Honored
Grants Pass - The annual
tea for the Future Medical
Workers of Grants Pass High
school will be held at Joseph
ine General hospital May 18.
The Josephine County Med
ical auxiliary will provide
transportation ' to the event
for the girls and serves re
freshments. Mrs. Arthur Forsgren was
elected president of the aux
iliary at a recent meeting.
Mrs. Frank Purtzer will serve
as vice president and Mrs.
Edward Wall will be secre-
' tary-treasurer.
The luncheon meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. John
R. Boe with Mrs. Robert Wil
bur as cohostess.
Mrs. D. G. Mackie, an aux
iliary member, was elected
fourth vice-president of the
Oregon State Medical auxili
ary at the recent state meet
ing in Portland.
Friday afternoon the silver
tea of the Josephines was
held at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. William Judy.
Groups To Hold
Dinner Tuesday
Jacksonville-Oregon chap
, ter Royal Arch Masons and
the Royal Arch Widows will
hold the monthly potluck din
ner, Tuesday, May 16, at 6:30
p.m. in the Masonic temple,
Jacksonville.
' The committee for the eve
ning will be Mrs. Minnie Of
fenbacher, Mrs. Fred Offen
bacher, Mrs. Harry. Bryden,
Mrs. Albert Griffin. ,
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a program which has been
carried on throughout the
state by extension members
this year.
One of the features of the
evening will be a style revue
of the suits and coats made
by extension members in their
tailoring workshop this year.
Mrs. Leona C. Sheehan, Jack
son county home economic
agent, will moderate the re
vue. ,
Women who have been ac
tive in extension work for 30
years or more will be given
special honor.
Mrs. Richard Schuchard
will lead group singing ac
companied on the organ by
Mrs. Stanley Hall. Mrs. Hall
will also play during the style
revue.
The public is invited to at
tend this festival. The entire
program has been planned so
that it will be of Interest to
both men and women, it was
stated. Refreshments will be
served at the close of the fes
tival. Sams Valley
Mrs. Edgar Pleasant, Mead
ows road, Sams Valley, will
be1 hostess for a meeting of
the Sams Valley Extension
unit Tuesday, May 16. The
meeting will begin at 10:30
a.m., and a potluck luncheon
will be served at noon. The
project lesson, "Care and use
of small appliances," will be
in the afternoon with Mrs.
Earl Bigham and Mrs. Pleas
ant as leaders. Members are
reminded to bring' their own
table service.
Wilson Park unit will have
a May festival at 8 p.m.
Thursday, May 18, at the
home of Mrs. Loyd Turner,
.1525 Jasper street.
An Installation ceremony
will be held for the newly
elected officers. They are
Mrs. Gary Conrad, chairman;
Mrs. L. D. McNealy,, vice
chairman; and ' Mrs. Gary J.
Shaffer, secretary and treas
urer. Mrs. L. D. McNealy, chair
man of this special meeting,
will be assisted by Mrs. Loyd
Turner, hostess and refresh
ments; Mrs. Gary J. Shaffer,
invitations; Mrs. David Shaf
fer, decorations; and Mrs. Dar
win Durr, hospitality.
Each member was asked to
bring a guest who has never
been to a home extension
meeting. There will be a dis
play of all the projects for
the past year for the guests
to observe. .
Lone Pin
Lone Pine unit will hold
the final meeting of the year
Thursday, May 18, at. 10:30
a.m. at the Roxy Ann Grange
hall.
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Installation of officers for
1961-62 will be held. Mrs.
Tom Grissom, will be install
ed chairman; Mrs. Earl Rich
ardson, vice chairman; Mrs.
Loyd Arnold, secretary, and
Mrs. Richard Sturgill, treas
urer. , ,
Arranging, care and use of
small appliances will be the
lesson given by Mrs. Grissom
and Mrs. Loyd Arnolds.
A potluck luncheon will be
served at noon, followed by
a silent baked food sale.
Funds will be used for a 4-H
student scholarship for sum
mer school,
Baby sitting' will be availa
ble at Mrs. Hugh Huntley's
home, 2179 Crater Lake ave
nue, phone SPring 2-9198.
Central Point Unit "
The Central Point unit will
hold the monthly meeting
Wednesday, May 17, at 10:30
a.m., in the home of Mrs.
Fannie Snook, Shady Cove.
All members wishing trans
portation are to be at the
Grange hall in Central Point
at 10 ajn.
Child care will be provided
by Mrs. Eunice Jones, 235
Laurel, Central Point.
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Council Fire
Plans Made
By Leaders
Plans for a grand council
fire for the Eagle Point dis
trict Camp Fire Girls and
Blue Birds were completed at
a recent meeting of the Lead
ers Association held in the
home of Mrs. Lyle Greenwood
on Brophy road.
Mrs. Joseph Shelton is gen
eral chairman for the event,
which is. the annual,, awards
night for the organization. It
will be, held In the grade
school gymnasium at 7:30
p.m., Friday, May 26. A re
hearsal will be held after
school there, Thursday, May
25. All girls participating are
to practice. '
Mrs. Merle McGraw was
appointed chairman of the
awards committee and states
that guardians wishing to
make an appointment with
her for girls needing to pass
examination to receive rank,
are to do so during the week
of May 15 through 19. Also all
leaders who have girls re
ceiving three and five year
membership awards must file
the applications at the Camp
Fire office. Lists of names for
candy sale awards must also
be presented.
The Ne-Wa-Kan-Tanda group
has a display of dolls dressed
in Camp Fire and ceremonial
costumes in the window of
Olsen's confectionery. Anyone
who hasn't seen it was invited
to do so before it is dis
mantled.
An insurance plan which is
available to leaders for field
trips was explained by Mrs.
Le Roy B e d i n g f i e 1 d. All
group - sponsored swimming
narties require a person who
has passed the Red Cross life-
savine test to be present, as a
Council safety measure, lead
ers were informed.
Others attending were Mrs.
Lee Roy Draper, Mrs. Loren
Greenwood. Mrs. William
Short and Mrs. Thomas
Schatz.
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Crater Lake highway, will be
hostess for a meeting of Chap
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at her home Wednesday, May
17. Luncheon will be served
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Royal Neighbors of America held a dis
trict session in Medford Tuesday, with dis
trict and state officers from several cities
attending. Pictured her are (left to right)
Mrs. Frank Steele, Klamath Falls, district
deputy oracle; Mrs. Ernest Johnson, Co-..
Chairmen Announced
For State Convention
The state convention of the
American Legion auxiliary
and its subsidiary organization
the Eight and Forty, will be
held in Medford June 19 to
24. The American Legion and
the Forty and Eight will be
holding their conventions at
the same time.
Mrs. Earl Bigalow, Med
ford, department president,
will preside at the auxiliary
sessions which will be held at
the Medford High school. -
Mrs. W. H. Sutter, general
chairman for the auxiliary
convention, has announced the
appointment of chairmen for
events. Mrs. Bert Stancliffe
will be vice-chairman and
have charge of the banquet.
Other chairmen are Mrs.
Gene Orr and Mrs. Betty
Fichtner, registration; Mrs.
Clark Walker, housing;
Miss Laura York and Mrs.
Everett Barlow, convention
hall; Mrs. Edward Leach,
pages; Mrs. Don Littman, pro
gram; Mrs. Cole Holmes, me
morial; Mrs. Herb Gifrora,
transportation; Mrs. " Norman
Capsey, parade; Mrs. Herb Al
ford, distinguished guests;
Mrs. Leon Haskins, tickets
and reservations; Mrs. Melvih
M c E 1 h i n y, exhibits; Mrs.
Granville Brittsen, favors;
Mrs. Tom Girin, poppy cor
sages; Mrs. Howard Gold
O'Brien Woman
Heads League '
O'Brien Mrs: Frank
Cooke was elected president
of the Civic Women's league
at a business meeting May
3 at the home of Mrs. Gary
Ellis, Cave Junction.
Others elected were Mrs.
nnnalrl Savaee. wice-Dresl-
dent; Mrs. Larry Farmer, sec
retary, and Mrs. Larry Musu,
treasurer. Mrs. William For
rest is the retiring president.
Tho officers will be installed
in June. Mrs. Gorden Ander
son will hold a social in O
Brien with two birthdays be
Inff nhsprved.
The group decided to have
n linen basket nroiect ready
for the Jubilee of Illinois
valley in September. A food
sale was held yesterday.
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smith, hostess and informa
tion; Mrs. Louisa Johnson,
publicity; Mrs. Effa McBeth
and Jacksonville unit, depart
ment president's lunch; Mrs.
Leslie Henry and Cave Junc
tion unit, district president's
lunch; Mrs. William Friend
and Grants Pass unit, secretary-treasurer's
breakfast;
Mrs. E. E. McLoughlin and
Ashland unit, hopsital volun
teer lunch; and Mrs. Edward
McGinty, Girls State lunch.
Serving as secretary-treas
urer of the convention plan
ning group is Mrs. Ross Min
necl. Initiation Held
By Medford Club
Mrs. Dean Hardenburger
and Mrs. Carl Clymer were
initiated into Medford Toast
mistress club at a "surprise
night" recently. The meeting
was held at 218 West Main
street, with Mrs. George Wat
son presiding.
. The membership pledge
was. given by Mrs. Bernice
Kunzman, and Mrs; J. D.
Brummond performed the in
duction ceremony. Mrs. C. E.
Wilson, who served as toast
mistress, asked each member
to give a short talk on some
surprise experience.
Mrs. C. E, Wilson reported
on the northwest regional
convention held at Vancouv
er, B.C.
Mrs. Charles Redmond,
Mrs. Elmer Ness and Mrs.
James Van derSteen were
elected to the nominating
committee.
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quill, state oracle; Mrs. Earl Duvall, Van
couver, Wash., Oregon supervisor: Mm..
Lonora Broili, Ashland, a past stai super
visor and Mrs. Clayton Walker, Medford,
district deputy oracle.
Officers .
Are Elected
Mrs. Mamie Bloomfield was
re-elected president of the
Jackson County Retired
Teachers association at a
meeting Saturday,, May 8, at
Rogue Valley manor. Miss
Annette Gray is vice-president;
Mrs. Mary Norvell, sec
retary; and Mrs. C. J. Baugh
man, treasurer.
Various members gave
short talks for the program.
Thirty-one women attended. A
special guest was Mrs. Alliean
Maxwell, former Medford
teacher who is visiting here
from Pennsylvania.
The group teurcd the manor
and refreshments were served
in the club room. Hostesses
were the Mesdames Glenn O.
Taylor, Alice Applegate Peil,
Maye Wells and Genevieve
Aggeler and the Misses Eliza
beth Burr and Ruth Nye.
.
Montana Family
Ashland Visitors '
Ashland - Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Laws and small son
have arrived from Thompson
fans, iviuiib., iu oicnu Mien
two weeks vacation with Mrs,
Law's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Livingston, 1617 Par
ker street, and with her broth
er, Bruce Hoy, and family,
1662 Homes avenue.
Mrs. Law's twin sister, Mrs.
Jay Hanson, and family of
Missoula, Mont., were recent
guests at the Livingston home.
Talent Priscllla circle of
the Talent Methodist church
will hold the May meeting
Monday, May 15, at 7:30 p.m.,
in the Annex.
Miss Mabel Tyrell will
show pictures and speak
about her missionary work in
Africa.
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Royal Neighbors Hold Convention
Election of officers for the
1963 convention, and an eve
ning banquet were among
highlights of the district con
vention of the Royal Neigh
bors of America in Medford
May 9. Sessions were held in
the Knights of Pythias hall.
Mrs. Elba Graham, Jackson
ville, was elected oracle for
the 1963 convention; Mrs.
Virgle Stewart, Klamath
Falls, vice -oracle; Mrs. Carl
Pearson, Medford, past oracle;
Mrs. Leonora Broili, Ashland,
chancellor; Mrs. Ernest Ras
mussen, Jacksonville, recorder-receiver;
and Mrs. John
Hall, Ashland, marshal. The
next convention is to be held
In Jacksonville.
Officers conducting this
year's session were Mrs. Pear
son, oracle; Mrs. Graham, vice
oracle; Mrs. Carl Dalkenberg,
Ashland, past oracle; Mrs.
David Fraysher, Medford, recorder-receiver;
Mrs. Mabel
Hazlewood, Ashland, chancel
lor; Mrs. Irvin Patten, Med
ford, marshal; Mrs. William
Russell, Medford, assistant
marshal; Mrs. Robert Gilman,
Medford, musician; Mrs. Frank
Gidney, Medford, Inner sen
tinel; Mrs. Harold Reed, Jack
sonville, outer sentinel; Mrs.
Lum Lancaster, Ashland,
faith; Mrs. Chris Hagler, Jack
sonville, modesty; Mrs. Charles
Kretschmer, Grants Pass, un
selfishness; Mrs. Clayton Mor
ris, Klamath Falls, endurance;
and Mrs. Joe Pollack, Grants
Pass, flag bearer.
Special guests introduced
included the state supervisor,
Mrs. Earl Duvall, Vancouver,
Wash.; state oracle, Mrs. Er
nest R. Johnson, Coquille; dis
trict deputies, Mrs. Frank
Steele, Klamath Falls, and
Mrs. Clayton Walker, Med
ford; and past state super
visor, Mrs. Broili.
Mrs. Walker delivered the
welcoming address and Mrs.
Steele made the response. The
Medford camp was hostess fpr
luncheon. A May basket
theme was used in decorations
for the dining room, and Mrs.
C. R. Alexander . provided
crocheted baskets for the
event.
On the luncheon committee
were the Mesdames DeWitt
Ferguson, Frank Hussong, C.
R. Alexander, James Stephen
son and Ruby Hicks.
Speakers at the afternoon
meeting included Mayor John
Snider and Mrs. Duvall.
Guests and district officers
were- presented corsages and
given grand honors 'of the
lodge. Escorts were the Mes
dames Delbert Ross, Arthur
Johnson, Irvin Patten and
William Russell. Anita Kay
Johnson and Rusty Pursell as
sisted with the corsage presen
tations. The convention recognized
older members with sifts pre
sented By the district oracle.
Past district oracles also re
ceived gifts and corsages.
Mrs. Gilman and Mrs. Wal
ter Olson received their 25-
year membership pins. Med
Tokyo-flJPD-A survey by the
Cosmetic Industry Associa
tion showed that 87.2 per cent
of Japanese, women use lip
sticks, 81 per cent use face
lotion, 73.4 per cent use hair
remover, 66 per cent use face
powder, and 47.3 per cent
manicure their fingernails.
SUNDAY, MAY 14,
ford Juveniles performed ritu
alistic exercises and present
ed gifts to the special guests.
Mrs. Charles Hendry was
toastmlstress for the banquet,
which was prepared by wom
en of the First Christian
churchi On the decorations
committee were the Mesdames
Tom Mee, L. S. Bashaw, Rob
ert Gilman, Ray Anderson and
Frank Gidney.
Candidates from the vari
ous camps were Initiated in
ceremonies open to the public.
On the program were the Med
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ford High school Madrigal
singers, directed by Lynn
Sjolund; Mr. and Mrs. Wally
Parks of the Arthur Murray
studios, who danced; and Ash
land camp members, Mrs.
Stewart Hedges and Mrs. Bert
Roberts, who presented a skit.
Mrs. Marie Bowling sang,
accompanied by Mrs. George
W e n d t, Jacksonville, and
members of the Klamath Falls
and Jacksonville camps also
gave skits, Mrs. Earl Duvall
gave a talk on insurance of
the society.
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