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o Gold Hill Group Home From Trip Gold Hill - Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gascon, Arthur Gas con and Mrs. George Dorman have returned to their homes here after a two weeks visit with relatives in California and pleasure trip to places of interest in Mexico and Mon tana. At Mount Clair they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Linsley Dotson and family. In El Monte they visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burnett and at Long Beach with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stone and daughter Dee Lores. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON FRIDAY. MAY 18. 1962 Annual Bridge Tourneys Close; Scores Listed . Medford Duplicate club completed the second session of the annual men's and wom en's pair; tournaments Tues day night, and winners have been announced. Mrs. Marrs Gibbons and Mrs. Mary Trout scored 303 points to lead winners in the women's tournament, in which 12 tables of players participated. Second was taken by Mrs. C. M. Durland, Grants Pass, and Mrs. Mau- HOMEWARES LAST DAY I ? t r X i R iff $ (i : a F $ X in ' f f 1 b A fell y t f ? ? T T r yr&jicisc&n lohitestone ic&re START YOUR SET FOR AS LOW AS Place settings, starter sets and completer sets at SAVINGSI f I aloud nine jaS?gS?sg5 Y I f HOMEWARES I 1 323 East Main Street Phone 772-2133 J V V rice T. Coode, Wilderville, the pair scoring 288 points. In third place were Mrs. Fred Burich and Mrs. Joseph Clark, 282; Mrs. Sam Van Dyke and Mrs. Paul Hatton took fourth with 276Vj;Mrs. Jack Mitchell and Mrs. Berg Marten, fifth, 276; Mrs. Dale Forncrook and Mrs. Richard Jones, 275 1,2 points. Second session winners were Mrs. Gibbons and Mrs. Trout, first, 181 tj; Mrs. Ben Todd and Mrs. A. W. Lingaas, second, 156's; Mrs. Forn crook and Mrs. Jones, third, 155; Mrs. Van Dyke and Mrs. Hatton, fourth, 153; Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Marten, fifth, 144Vj; Mrs. Durland and Mrs. Goode, sixth, 142. Leading the men in the sec ond tournament were Chester Reavis and Walter Ensminger, who scored 188 points, and George Bratton and Richard Finnell were second with 170. Tieing for third and fourth were George Rode and his partner, George Polskl, and Paul A. Hatton and Ralph Meegan, Ashland, both pairs scoring 169V4 points. Robert Dickey and Roy Pruitt took fifth with 169. Seven tables of players took part. Second session winners among the men were Mr. Ens minger and Mr. Reavis, first, 102; Mr. Dickey and Mr. Pruitt, second, 96V4; D. S. Brook and Clarence Crews, Grants Pass, third, 88; Mr. Finnell and Mr. . Bratton, fourth, 8i. First session winners for both tournaments had been announced previously. At the end of Tuesday's games, Mrs. Dolph Phipps and Mrs. Gibbons served refresh ments. A group of players plan to go to Paradise, Calif., this week end for a sectional tour nament and next Tuesday the club will resume normal play. The bi-monthly ' winners' game is planned at Grants Pass Saturday, May 19. These games alternate between Medford and Grants Pass. May Musicale To Be Sunday A group of the piano stu dents of Roberta Ward Bebb will be presented In a May Musicale Sunday, May 20, at 3 o'clock at the residence studio of Mrs. Ebb, 528 South Grape street. Participating will be Carole Kubalek, Cheryl Eddy, Gail Gladfelter, Sheryl Landing, Helen Harper, Linda Beatty and Anna Jean Beardslee. Interested friends of the students are welcome to attend. Alpha Lambda chapter of Epiilon Sigma Alpha sorority recently gave a tea at Girls Community club to observe the group's founding and pictured during the event are Mrs. Lyman Smith, retiring chapter president, and Mrs. Delbert Cantrall. the new president. Beta Sigma Phi chapters of the area and the two newer chapters of Epiilon Sigma Alpha were guests for the event. Students Will Take Part in Dance Concert When Marylhurst college presents Its first full-length dance concert tonight, the staging will be directed by Miss Carole Doyle, a freshman student, arid one of the per formers will be Miss Lynne Parsons, a sophomore student, both from Medford. The concert, directed by Miss Cornelia Cerf, instructor of modern dance, will feature the advanced Marylhurst Dance group assisted by stu dents of the elementary class. The choreography is entirely by the student dancers except for the opening number. Miss Parsons will perform with four classmates in an original folk dance which they have composed to an American air. Golden Circle Elects Officers Gold Hill - Mrs. Edna Tracy was elected president of Golden Circle, women's group of the Gold Hill Chris tian church. Others elected were Mrs. Nellie Beaumont, vice-president; Mrs. Leonard Andrews, secretary-treasurer; and Miss Jean Cunningham, missionary chairman. Mrs. Bessie Henderson was appoint ed to serve as rememberance secretary. Mrs. Alfred Castillo was hostess for the group at her home in Medford May 14. Mrs. Glenna Allen presented the devotion on the subject of "Faith". You are cordially invited to our . . . 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The theme of the tea, "Getting to Know You", was used in the decorations, in the name tags which were tinv yenow roses and music notes, in the guest book and table centerpiece. Guests were members of Beta Sigma Phi chapters in the valley, of Delta Omega and Nu chapters of Epsilon Sigma Alpha, and Mrs. Bren H. Starcher. In charge of the guest book were Mrs. Richard Harrison and Mrs. William Riggert, as sisted by Mrs. Delbert Cant rall, new president of the chapter. Mrs. Robert Bennett. Mrs. James Benson, Mrs. William Verstegen and Miss Robin Wyatt were the refreshment committee. Pouring were Mrs, Davis Young and Mrs. Robert Rae, assisted by Mrs. Chester Peterson and Mrs. Willie Fischer. All members of Alpha L.ambda served as hostesses. Mistress of ceremonies for a program was Mrs. Fischer. The invocation was given by Mrs. Jack Huston and the wel. come by Mrs. Lyman Smith; retiring chapter president! Mrs. Herb Partridge explain ed the sorority's state project, aid to the Children's Hospital school, Eugene. Mrs. Robert Shangle of Delta Omega talk ed on state history, and Mrs. Lnester fetcrson spoke on Camp Easter Seal. Speaking for chapters of Beta Sigma Phi were Mrs. O. A. Eden, Mrs. J. E. Moir, and Mrs. John D. Watklns. Mrs. Fischer sang "Getting to Know You" accompanied by Mrs. Delbert Cantrall and members and guests joined in the singing. A question and answer pe riod was conducted for all chapters represented. Scrap books from Alapha Lambda and Delta Omega were on display. Mrs. Fischer is second vice president and Mrs. Shangle, is educational director, of the state chapter. Pastor Leaves Wilderville - The Rev. John McMurtrey of the T. L. Jones Memorial church and the Emanuel church of Cave Junc tion has left for Missouri to visit his mother who will ob serve her 83rd birthday an niversary this year. Williams PTA Installations . Are Conducted Williams Installation of officers was held in conjunc tion with the final meeting of the school term, by the Wil liams Parent Teacher associa tion, May 9, at the Williams elementary school. Mrs. Inez Blanchard, in stalling officer conducted the ceremonies while Mrs. Perry Roundtree was installed presi dent, Mrs. Mark Saunders, vice president, Mrs. Robert Rippee, secretary. Mrs. Ross Roundtree took the oath of of fice of treasurer as a proxy for Mrs. Robert Thomas. The new officers, past offi cers, standing committee chairmen and women teach ers were persented corsages by Mrs. Harry Fischer, retir ing president. Retiring officers, besides Mrs. Fischer, were, Mrs. Saunders, vice president, Mrs. Howard Collins, treasurer, and Mrs. Robert Rippee, sec retary. Standing committee chairmen present were Mrs. Aaron Morrison, membership and Mrs. Russell Bigelow, hospitality. Mrs. Herbert Beard, health chairman, could not attend. She is confined to the Oakland, Calif., Navy hospital. Move-up day for classes first through fifth and a pre school mothers' tea were planned and scheduled for May 28. Next year's first graders will attend school, ar riving on the regularly sched uled bus in the morning and will be taken home by their mothers, preceding the one o'clock tea, in their honor. State and county applications and regulations for first grade entry will be discussed and available at this time. Mrs, Aaron Morrison and Mrs. James Tompkins, first grade room mothers and Mrs. West, first grade teacher, are in charge of the program. There are a reported 15 pos sible entrants of this class at the present time. Mrs. Blanchard was an nounced as the principal teacher of Williams elemen tary school for next year by Mrs. Fischer, who also told of the election of Ross Round tree to the local school board for a three year. term. Refreshments were served by the retiring executive board members. 1 Riverside Bridge Club Scores Told Thirty-four players compet ed in the May 16 session of the Riverside Bridge club, Winning first place in the north-south position were Mrs. Berg Marten and Paul A. Hat ton, who scored 114V4 points. In second place were Mrs. F. R. Baker and Mrs. Rich ard Milestone, with 111 points; in third were Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Crews, 110V4 points, and fourth were Mrs. John Dougherty and Mrs. R. T. Jones, 95 points. The east-west winners were first, Mrs. Alto Pruitt and Roy Pruitt, 1)9 points; second, Mrs. M. W. Herman and Mrs. Del Clifford, 954 points; third, Mrs. L. W. Buonocore and Mrs. W. F. Cowning, 94V4 points, . and James Morgan nd Robert Middleton, B0',i points 4 HECToMeet Upper Applegate - Upper Applegate Home Economics club will meet Monday, May 21, at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Curtis Gearhart, Ruch, Mrs. Ruby Tiller Visits Family Eagle Point - Mrs. Ruby Pearl Tiller, Bend, Ore., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Perkins of Trail and a sister, Mrs. Allen Asten, Eagle Point. . v- Carol Marks is soloist with the Tommy Dorsey orchestra. directed by Sam Donahue. which will play for a benefit dance tonight at the Medford armory. Proceeds from the event will go to the Sacred Heart hospital building fund; election returns will be avail able at the armory. It is said that the Tommy Dorsey or chestra "gives the dancers what they want" In the tradi tion of the late band leader who founded the orchestra. A 7 Air. Swan Is honored At Wilderville Hone Wilderville - Charles Swan was honored at his home on Cheney Creek road recently when a group of friends gath ered there for a potluck din ner. The event was in the form of a surprise. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Herman and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Wolford. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Core, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bo hanan, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gaines, Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Bailey, Mrs. Ed Camp bell, and Mrs. Swan. Mr. and Mrs. Swan are members of the Rogue Valley Stompcrs, a square dance group. Dinner Given In Eagle Point Eagle Point - Mr. and Mrs. Alden Bruner and children. Becky, Joe, and Roberta, Bend, Ore., visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Bruner, Eagle Point, last week end. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Jossy were hosts for a family din ner at their home in Eagle Point on Sunday. Present were Mr. and Mrs. James Cor nutt and family. 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