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In time for Graduation givingl Billfolds, French Purse,
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LINEN PRINT HANKIES
Colorful, gay patterns, enoyable all through summer.
Hankies have hand rolled edges. The colors and
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Rogue Manor gardeners
should organize a club and
exchange data, visits and cups-1
o'-tea with the valley clubs.
Between the water tower and
the Manor on the south are
garden plots of various sizes,
allntpH In mpmhArc in hrt u'ieh
M to garden. Some have chosen
I large piois out otten two mem
! bers share a plot. The Manor
has put in gravel walks to
I reach the gardens; and the
members have put in many
attractive gravel (lined with
small matched stones) or stepping-stone
walks to divide
their own lots.
Surely a sample of just
about everything in the spring
catalogue has been planted.
Dr. Breece, Honolulu, has al
ready harvested tender rad
ishes for nibbling. If ever I
see a lemon cucumber within
reach, I'll snatch and run like
Crazy! The Rev. Earl Benbow.
I) CorvalSs, has a large lot plant
ed wun noining out cnoice
roses. He is a member of the
ft National Rose society, and has
-111 worked with a friend of ours
in Santa Barbara who has
won renown for "inventing"
new, prize winning varieties
of roses. (Dr. Benbow belongs
to Mcdford Rose society and
will be a judge here on June
22. Mrs. Mamie Sleeter has
also had her lot planted to
roses, exclusively, because she
loves em. Within a few more
weeks better yet another
year these gardens may com
pare favorably, in miniature,
with some of our gorgeous
gardens In the valley.
ville of Hollywood. With jet
trips in mind, it is called
"Around the World in a Hat
Box." Would that some Med
ford shop would get it and
show it to us.
Mrs. Rease Bralcy, the win
dows of whose corner apart
ment look out upon that big
city water-tower to the south,
on land proposed as a City
Park, wrote to the Mcdford
City council pleading for
paint. We hear that plea is to
be granted men have been
surveying, investigation, esti
mating and we hope that
soon the tower will blend
gently into the landscape, en
hancing the beauty of tha
Manor grounds and ceasing to
be an eye-sore to us and to
the valley below. Gracias.
Scnores, Gracias!
Those who drive to the vis
itors' parking space and
around the circle in front of
the Manor, may notice an
oval lawn around the flag
pole. Also, almost any hour
of the day, they may see a
tiny figure, stooping to dig
up every single weed with a
sharp knife. That will be Mrs.
Ralph Powell, Monte Sereno,
Calif. She has chosen that par
ticular lawn as her bailiwick.
None of us would think of
jerking out a dandelion,
should we see one along the
edge. This is a definite part
of a health Improvement pro
gram, of course, but, also
shows a real interest in the
beauty of our front yard.
Many other members are will
ing volunteer workers, taking
Honor Society
Has Installation
Service atSOC
Ashland - Kappa Delta PI,
a Southern Oregon collega
honor society in education,
held an initiation service May
27.
New members are graduate
student Mrs. George Rode,
and Peggy Nelson, Medford,
and Yvonne Duniseh, Lois
Forrester, David Forrester,
and Sybil Hamilton, Ashland.
Following the initiation,
Judy Rinker, Ashland, install,
ed the following new officers.
They are Darwin Sevens,
Prospect, president; Claudia
Heglund, Chiloquin, vice pres
ident; Joanne Wilcox, Port
land, secretary; Dick VanOr
man, Winston, treasurer; Jody
Mittag, Ashland, historian;
and Dr. Irene Hollenbeck,
counselor.
Jean Fisher, Portland, wa3
elected president pro-tern for
the sumer session when a
special meeting honoring vis
iting members of Kappa Del
ta Pi will be held.
Manor Resident
Joins Sojourners
Mrs. Elmer Franzwa ot
Rogue Valley Manor was wel
comed as a new member at
the Thursday meeting of So-
I tnttrnnr'a luK nt nirla Pnm.
their day's workout by weed- munity chjb Guesta at tna
..s, uui. uuue rcema meeting were Mrs. J. E. Goss,
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have been so
Hazel Powell,
About 125 Manor mem
bers were away from home
last week 70 of them at the
Seattle Fair and others travel
ing hither and yon: "Three
Musketeer" members, the
Misses Elizabeth Colgrove,
Dora Lidgate and Dr. Edith
Rol.l all from Palo Alto, are
on tne island of Kauai for
three months or more. They
should return with interesting
tales and off-beat information.
Mrs. Charles Davis is on an
Alaskan tour which was book
ed about the first of the year.
Since that time It has been
impossible to make any Alas
kan reservations Seattle
Fair visitors have gobbled
them up.
Copied: "An Oregonian
blames Alaska for our long,
cold spring. Says It never
should have been admitted to
the Union."
A special fashion show Is
needed for our globe-trotting
members. The press reports a
show exhibiting a 25-pound
wardrobe designed by Tra-
Annual Picnic
Set for Guild
St. Elizabeth's guild of St.
Mark's Episcopal church will
hold the annual picnic Fri
day, June 8, at 12 noon in the
Recreation room at Elmore
Trailer villa, 1059 Morrow
road. Mrs. P. D. Elmore will
be the hostess.
Each person Is to take her
own table service.
Relatives Arrive
For Graduation
Shady Cove -Trail - Mrs.
Myrtle Jones, Los Angeles,
and Mrs. Janet Gillapsy,
Osage City, Kan., have ar
rived here to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Sattler and fam
ily, Shady Cove. They came
to attend the high school grad
uatlon ceremonies since their
granddaughter and grand.
niece, Ila Sattler, is a member
of the class.
(prices plus lax)
EVERYTHING COOL AND AIRY
Slate Meeting
Medford chapter of the
Gold Star Mothers will con
vene Tuesday, June 5 at 1:30
p.m. In the Jackson county
courthouse auditorium for a
business and social meeting
Mrs. Mary Fredericks will
serve refreshments. Members
should take table service.
Phoenix HOW To"
Met on Thursday
P h o e n 1 x - Neighbors of
Woodcraft of Phoenix plan
a meeting for Thursday, June
7 at 8 p.m., in the Phoenix
Community club room with
Mrs. Arthur Hunter. Guard
ian neighbor, presiding for
the business session, which
will be followed by social
1 hour.
Sue Kendall, Yreka, Calif.
The tea table was decorated
with yellow roses. Hostesses
were Mrs. James Cox, Mrs.
Leland Middleton, and Mrs.
Clara Donelson.
A special prize was won
by Mrs. Glenn Tuttle. Bridga
prizes went to Mrs. Virgil
Morton and Mrs. Clifton
Green; pinochle prizes to Mrs.
Sam L. Jones and Mrs. Cox;
canasta prizes to Mrs. Opal
Sykes and Mrs. Ralph C.
Jones.
The next meeting will ba
held June 14 at 12:30 p.m.
in the Girls Community club.
All women who have lived in
Medford and vicinity two
years or less are invited to
attend and become members.
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Mrs. Robert Rheinberg
Honored at Shower
Applcgate - Mrs. Robert R.
Rheinberg was honored at a
shower given May 24 by Mrs.
George Brown and Mrs. Hen
ry Head at the home of Mrs.
Brown. Mrs. Fred Nelson,
mother of Mrs. Rheinberg,
opened the gifts In the ab
sence of the honored guest
who was in Rogue Valley hos
pital following the birth of a
son May 21.
Several games were played
by the group and refresh
ments were served at tha
close of the afternoon.
Central Point Club
Sets Installations
Central Point-Installation of
officers Is slated for Central
Point Garden club members
when they meet Wednesday,
June 8 at 1:30 p.m., In the
home of Mrs. Don E. Faber,
415 Hazel street, Central
Point.
The hostess will be assisted
by Mrs. Wallace West and
Mrs. E. H. Wallln.
Electa Social Club
Members Plan Picnic
Members of tha Electa So-
clal cfob planned a picnic for
June 22 during a luncheon
and business meeting held
last week in the Girls Com
munity club. Mrs. Ina Huson
presided for the meeting and
22 persons attended Including
one out-of-town gueit. Mrs.
Anna Fleming of San Diego,
Calif.
The picnic will be held at
the home of Mrs. Kay New
man, 407 Newtown street.
FOE Auxiliary Past
Preiidtnts ,o Meet
Past presidents of the aux
iliary to the Crater Lake
aerie of Fraternal Order of
Eagles lodge, will meet Fri
day, June 8 at 1:30 p.m. in
the home of Mrs. L. Perry,
525 North Riverside avenue.
Mrs. Llbbie Root will be co
hostess. ,