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SUNDAY. APRIL 22. 1962
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON
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This folk dance group from Brigham
Young univemiy in Utah will be featured
in iht variaty ihow which lha univarsily'i
program buraau will present Tuaiday, April
24, at 8 p.m. in tha Aihland High school
auditorium. Tha dancers ara (laft to right)
Golden Link Clan
To Hold Meeting
The Golden Link Claw of
'the First Baptist church plans
a 1 o'clock afternoon meeting
at the home of Mrs. Lester A.
'Wilcox, 2335 Stewart avenue.
Dessert will be served and a
devotional and business ses
sion will be conducted.
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M II gfffiff
Carol Maiarvy, Robert Stavani. Dwaina
Goodwin and Helan Lyiy. Ticket! ara on
lale at Luik't and Purucker't in Madford
and at lha Carr Jewelry ilore, Aihland.
They will alio be available at tha box office.
Sams Valley PTA Changes Date
Sams Valley Mrs. Ralph
Ellis, president of Sams Val
ley Parent-Teacher associa
tion, has announced a meet
ing of the group for Thursday,
April 28, at 8 p.m.
The session had previously
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lier.
Donald Laccy, speech in
structor at Crater High school,
and his speech squad will be
gucsls at thai meeting. Elec
tion of officers for the coming
year will be held. Saturday,
April 28, at 7:30 p.m. a film
will be shown for which a
fee will be charged. It is be
ing sponsored jointly by the
PTA and eighth grade class
to raise funds for their re
spective expenses.
Kindergartens
To Be Topic Of
SOC Professor
Dr. Phyllis Butler, Ash
land, professor of education
at Southern Oregon college,
will speak at an informal
meeting for parents sponsored
by the Southern Oregon chap
ter of the Oregon Association
of Nursery Education.
The program is designed
In inform parents about the
kindergartens in the area. The
meeting will be held Wednes
day, April 25, at R p.m. in the
speech room at Hedrick Jun
ior High school.
The meeting will include a
discussion of the needs of the
pre-school child.
Also at the meeting will be
Miss Gladys Durrand, elemen
tary education supervisor for
the Medford Public schools,
and kindergarten teachers of
the area.
A display of kindergarten
arts, crafts, literature, science
music and reading materials,
will also be held.
Other interested persons in
addition to parents are invited
to attend.
Parents Visit,
Reunion Held
In Grants Pass
Cave .lunction-Visiling at
t lie home nf Mr. and Mrs. I
Robert Nolan for a week
were her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Wallace of
Cannon City, Colo. Olher vis
itors were Mr. and Mrs, Dol
bert Campbell, brother of
Mrs. Nolan, Mr. and Mrs.
Nolan, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Snthwarri, and Mrs. Evelyn
Persico. A family reunion din
ner was held on Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Owens of Grants Pass.
Other members of the fam
ily who attended are Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Campbell, Grants
Pass, and Mr. and Mrs. Onn
Wallace, Rogue River.
Washington School
Girl Scouts Meet
Four Girl Scout troops of
Washington school met togeth
er last week to hear Miss
Petty Puffy tell about the ad
vantages of Senior Girl Scout
ing, and of her tnp to Eng
lauri. She also showed her
slides of the trip.
Troops and lc;tdrrs present
were lnlennediale Troop 'Jti.
wltli Mrs. Gordon Morris and
M r s. Edward O Connor;
Brownie Troop 35, with Mrs.
Paul l.eaverton; B r o w n i r
Troop KB, with Mrs. Donald
Slralford; and Brownie Troop
145. Willi Mrs. Thor Heusey.
Remnants Needed
For Club Project
Illinois Valley Daughters
of the Nile club members,
who recently met at the home
of Mrs. Ruby McFarland, have
announced that remnanls of
maleri.'ils are needed for their
current sewing pioiect of
quills lor Hie l'ii'tl.ind Slinne
hospital. Anone hn has ma
lenal to donate is a?ked to
call Mrs. McFarland or Mrs
Dan Piper and thev will pick
up atlirles donated.
Williams
Unit Elects
New Officers
Williams Mrs. Percy
Sowell, chairman, presided
for the Williams Home Exten
sion unit's April meeting
April 13, when election of of
ficers, homemaker's spring
festival and a program of
"work smarter-not harder",
were the order of the day.
Mrs. Howard Collins and
Mrs. C. O. Booth Sr. were
hostesses for the potluck lun
cheon at the Collins home.
Duties of the unit's elective
officers for next year will be
assumed by Mrs. Booth Sr.,
chairman; Mrs. W. T. Parsons,
vice-chairman, and Mrs. Emij
C. Voss, secretary and treasur
er. The latter for her second
term. One of the newly elected
officers will attend the state
homemaker's council at Cor
vallis. May 1 through 3.
Josephine County Home
maker's spring festival will
be held Wednesday, May 16,
at the fairgrounds in Grants
Pass. The Williams unit will
take part in the entertain
ment. Miss Rizpah Douglas,
retiring county agent, will be
honored at the event.
l.;t unit made $25 avail
able or 4-H summer school
scholarships.
Mrs. W. W. Claypool and
Mrs. Gladys Kraft presented
the project for the day, en
titled, "Work Smarter, Not
Harder." They gave slogans
such as "life is hard by the
yard it's a cinch by the
inch," while demonstrating
shortcuts in daily chores.
Ideas for saving space in
closets and storage areas were
given.
The galloping goose was
presented to Mrs. Jack Collier
by Mrs. John Lathrop.
Secret pals were revealed
and new ones drawn for the
next year.
The May 11 meeting will
he installation of officers and
will be held at the home of
Mrs. Richard Holloway, Sel
ma. Before moving to her new
location, Mrs. Holloway was
an active member of the Wil
liams group.
Prospect Lions
Auxiliary Elect
Prospect - At the April
meeting nf the Prospect Lions
club auxiliary, officers for the
1962-63 term were elected.
Mrs. A. D. Twomhly was
elected president, Mrs. Sher
man Poole, vice president;
Mrs. George Hubbard, secre
tary; Mrs. Charles Beck, treas
urer, and Mrs. John Freeland,
tail twister.
Recently initiated into the
auxiliary were Mrs. Clinlon
Snodgrass, Mrs. Sherman
Poole, Mrs. Charles Beck.
Mrs. Don Stuart, Mrs. Rex
Normand, Mrs. Eugene Bur
rill and Mrs. John Freeland.
Two of the most recent
projects of the auxiliary were
a contribution to help the
Prospect public library com
plete a new addition, and a
ham dinner was served for
70 Jackson county classroom
teachers.
American Music
On DAR Program
American music will he fea
tured at the Saturday, April
2R, meeting of the Daughters
of the American Revolution
at 2 p.m. at the Girls Commu
nity club.
Hostess will he Mrs. O. T.
Heyerman assisted by Mrs.
O. C. RawliiiBs. Medford; Mrs.
J. C Long. Jacksonville; Mrs.
G. F. Schneider. Medford;
Mrs. Frank Glonning. White
City; and Miss Majel Law
rence, Medford.
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Hearing
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person ipeaki reveal his aba!
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W. R. Bullock, who cele
brated his 97th birthday in
niveriary on April 1. ii pic
tured with a basket of daffo
dils which he grows. For the
past several years Mr. Bullock
has sold the blossoms to
friends and neighbors.
Parents Visit
Prospect - Visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray D.
Gillespie are Mrs. Gillespie's
parents from Macon, Ga., Mr.
and Mrs. O. M. Harden and
daughter. Claudia, and son,
Jimmy. They plan to be here
about two weeks. Mr. Harden
mechanic In the Air
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i. a mechanic In the Air sisting the hostess will be Dellenback and Mrs. John
Force and Is on a month's Mrs. Myers Jones and Mrs. Collins will be in charge of LV VTV
leave. ' Gordon Hudson. Mrs. John 1 the program.
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W $&Jf'fL 4F1WflW"j7 v The glorious story of Easier
1 "'vF f '. N. ...and today you'll join
"S1 ' I- '(V"N ) " s w',n 'ovec' ones 'n wrship
V Jf "J ' ,ne cr,urch of your faith,
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I HS mi'i"' ' V TSl"8 I jfrimX '' '0Wr newed spiritual strtngth
( &7y3L I XV If VrV ySL f 'rom the hope of a life ever-
- 1 ft'M ''t J' ) There's something very spee-
. iS$ efi'' ' J I ial about Easter Sunday! To-
V I w St!l V. '" C'a eyes are brighter,
-Vlk f fit'7Jr friendships warmer, family
mM fWjry life closer as you sally forth
, Ctlk H'kW f on the Easter Parade'
j k5r XrjJ Jorgensen's hopes that your
V - ' 1 Xjiir Easter will be a joyous day
" 'J I Hi 1 IT H ...will bring to you abid-
p I ing happiness and lasting in-
P II 1 alTij) spiration from meditation
i "rio1 prayer with those you
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Medford Man
Is Honored on
97th Birthday
Friends and relatives of W.
R. Bullock, 815 North Colum
bus avenue, called on him at
his home on April 14 in ob
servance of his ninety-seventh
birthday anniversary. About
30 persons attended including
his daughter, Mrs. Karl J.
K n u t a o n, with whom he
makes his home.
Here from Vancouver,
Wash., were ' his son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert P. Forgey, who were
accompanied by their daugh
ter, Mrs. Wesley Engleman of
Eugene.
Another granddaughter,
Mrs. Kenneth Cearley, and
her family, live in the valley
on Biddle road.
Mr. Bullock is still active,
and this spring sold daffodils,
which he grows in West Med
ford as in many previous
years.
He has five children and
seven grandchildren, as well
as 12 great grandchildren.
Mr. Bullock was born on
April 14, 1!)65.
Chapter AA
Chapter AA, PEO. will
meet at the home of Mrs. H.
D. Christensen on Wednesday,
April 25th at 12:30 p.m. As
sisting the hostess will be
Mrs. Myers Jones and Mrs.
Gordon Hudson. Mrs. John
Tourneys N
Announced
On May 8 and May 15 the
Medford Duplicate Bridge
club will conduct a two-session
club championship of
men's and women's pairs. Two
separate tournaments, they
will be conducted at the same
time. Reservations for the
tournaments should be made
with the director.
In a regular session of the
Medford Duplicate club on
April 17, 11 tables were in
play. Winning first place
north-south were John Short
ridge and Leland Clark with
118 1 xi points.
Mrs. Sam Richardson and
Robert Dickey took second
place with 1095 points; Mrs.
Glen Harrison and Paul A.
Hatton, third, with 104 points;
and Mrs. John Dougherty and
George Rode won fourth place
with 102 1 -j points.
On the east-west position
Mrs. Dolph Phipps and Ray
Wise took first place. They
scored llSVi points.
Second place was won by
Mr. and Mrs. Dick House with
96 points; third place was
taken by John Russell and
Al Gilhouscn for 92 points,
and fourth place went to Mrs.
Hugh Collins and Mrs. J. J.
Finegan with 90 points.
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