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SUNDAY. JULY 22. 1962
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD, OREGON
Zonta Convention
Highlights To Be
Given at Meeting
Mrs. Eloise Winklebleck,
president of the Medlord
Zonta club, will give high
lights o the recent 36th an
nual international convention
of Zonta International held
in New Orleans, during a pic
nic for club members to be
held Thursday, July 2fi at the
home of Mrs. Cole Holmes,
16 Ross court.
The president recently an
nounced that awards were
presented to Zonta Interna
tional at the convention for
accomplishments of Zontians
in the program for the Na
tional foundation, the Auto
motive Safety foundation and
also from the Girl Scouts of
America for outstanding work
with girls in America.
The 1962 Amelia Earhart
scholarships were awarded to
Mrs. Suzanne Palocz, a Hun
garian student at Brooklyn
polytechnic; Miss Diane La
maire of Melbourne, Aus
tralia; Miss Barbara Kroupa
of Traverse City, Mich., and
Mrs. Wendy Shih Pi from For
mosa. Scholarships are award
ed each year to qualified
young women for graduate
work in aeronautical engin
eering. Past Chief Club
Plans Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. John Scott
Hall, 140 Alida street, Ash
land, will be hosts to the
members and their families
of the Past Chief club of the
Pythian Sisters, July 24 at
6:30 p.m.
A potluck dinner will be
served in the patio. Members
are to take their own table
service. According to the
president, Mrs. Harry Barnc
burg, there would be a short
business meeting after the
dinner and then pinochle will
be played.
Mrs. Mitchell Is
Honored at Party
Mrs. Bessie Mitchell was
honored at a surprise birth
day parly July 18 at the home
of her son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc
Candliss, 204 North Fourth
street, Jacksonville.
A barbecued supper was
served on the patio at the Mc
Candliss home.
Among the guests present
were Mrs. Elmar Johnson,
Miss Linda Johnson, Mrs.
Helen Morris, Mrs. Eva Whit
ney, Mrs. Charles Kimball,
Mrs. Joann Eubank.i, Miss
Vcrna McCandliss, Mr. and
Mrs. Mlllon Barnctl, Harold
Smith, Mrs. Paul Winning
ham, Mrs. Kenneth Fields, j
Mrs. Alyce FlinnJgan, Mrs. A.
L. Charbonneau, Mrs. Verna
Cully, and Mrs. Mitchell's two
grandsons, Steven and Mark
Gleaves, of Seattle, Wash,
Annual Picnic
Set Thursday
Golden Link class, First
Baptist church, will hold an
annual picnic supper Thurs-1
day, July 26, at the N. A.
Mead home, 3471 Oakpine
Way, Central Point. Supper
will be served at 6:30 p.m.
Families attending should
lake table service. Those ;
whose surnames begin with
Inters from A to M are to
take salad and dessert, while
those beginning with N to Z
are to lake fried chicken and
a vegetable.
Families Visit
At Shaw Home
llouseguests al the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaw,
641 Pine street, are their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Shaw, and (heir
son Timothy, and Mrs. Dle
Shaw's sister, Miss Mary
Flrtt, all of Portland, and
Mrs. Koyal G 1 e a s o n and
daughters, Linda, Susan, Judy
and Merrylce, all of Albany.
Mrs. Gleason is the former
Miss Janet Shaw.
Dale Shaw, an airman sec
ond class with the Air Force,
recently returned from 18
months' service in the Azores.
He is a graduate of Mrdfnrd
High school. The family is en
route to his new slut ion at
Lackland Air Force base in
San Antonio, Tex.
Picnic
Women of Unity 'of the
Unity church will hold pic
nic mreling In the gardens of
the home of Mr. and Mrs W
D Jackson. 606 Iowa street.
Ashland, Friday, July 27. The
business meeting will begin
at 11 a.m., and will be follow
ed by a potluck luncheon.
Healthy
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TANKS
CCSSP001S
AND DRAINS
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Easterners Are Guests
A recent visitor in Medford news that her husband has
Mrs. Eugene Earle and j recently been made materials
was
her children, Beverly, Susan
and Michael, of Towson, Md.
The Earles, who lived in Med
ford before moving to the
mid-West and later to the
East coast, were guests of Mr.
Earle's mother, Mrs. C. D.
Vroman, and Mr, Vrnman,
Coleman Creek road.
Traveling with Mrs. Earle
was Miss Carole James, Ak
ron, Ohio, who is a physical
therapist on the staff of an
Akron hospital. From Med
ford the group continued to
Seattle to attend the World's
fair.
Mrs. Earle brought the
engineer for the highway de
partment of Baltimore coun
ty, Maryland. Previously Mr.
Earle was employed by the
Toledo Testing laboratories
and was with the state high
way department in Ohio. The
family lived at Cleveland and
Toledo before moving to
Maryland.
Mrs. Earle. a mathematics
teacher, has been granted an
academic scholarship by the
National Science foundation
and will attend Rutgers uni
versity, Brunswick, N.J., be
ginning with the fall term, do
ing advanced study in new
Guests
Ashland - Guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Carr, 11.1 Hillcrest avenue,
have been Mr. Carr'j sister,
Mrs. C. E. Wright, Ogden,
Utah, and his nephew, George
Wright, and his wife and chil
dren from Salt Lake city. Also
visiting was Miss Janet Keat
ing of Cheyenne, Wyo.
Phoenix Club Hears
Program On Fuchsias
Held In Jacksonville
theories and practices in
mathematics. She stales that
mathematicians now believe
this science should be a cre
ative art as well as a scientific
tool.
Jacksonville -Mrs. Everett j'"01
Ravenor, Jacksonville, was: park
hostess to the Phoenix Gar
den club recently. The pro
gram was on the care and
growing of fuchsias.
Book reports were given
by Mrs. R. A. Klarin, Mrs.
Chris Wolff, and Mrs. Charles
Johnson.
Mrs. Robert Lewis became
a new member of the club.
A dessert was served, with
Mrs. Charles Hockersmith
and Mrs. Klarin as hostesses.
Mrs. Lester Carr made the
flower arrangement for the
day.
Townsend Club To
Meet Wednesday
Townsend club held a dis-
convention in Maple
here Sunday, July 15
About 40 people attended the
picnic lunch, at which Robert
Duncan was featured speaker.
The birthday dinner for all
those who were born during
July will be held Wednesday,
July 25. The club meets at 11
a.m. in the Knights of Pythias
hall.
Discussion was held at the
meeting Wednesday, July 18,
on whether to raise amount of
dues, or to change the func
tion of the club. Music was
provided for dancing.
Quartet Scheduled
Sterling college Ambassa
dors, a quartet directed by
Leon Akin, professor of vocal
music at the college, will pre
sent a program of sacred and
secular music at 8 p.m. Wed
nesday, July 25, at the First
Presbyterian church here.
The group is on a ten-week
tour, traveling through the
southern and western United
States. They will then return
to the college in Sterling,
Kan.
All of the four students and
Mr. Akin will appear on the
program. Various group musi
cal arrangements will be per
formed, such as a trumpet
Ashland Guest
Ashland - Mrs. T. J. Boyd
has returned to her home in
duet, a trumpet trio, a vocal I p0rttand after a visit in tha
quartet, and solo presents-j j. r. clary home, 233 Graniln
tions will also be presented street. Mrs. Boyd is a former
in piano, trumpet, and vocal. 1 resident of Ashland.
Geo. Grabow
136J Kings Hwy.
Phone 772-8560
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