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SUNDAY, AUGUST 12. 19M Photographer's Prints In National Exhibit It's The GREATEST! DOH'T MISS THIS BIG STYLE EVENT! MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON y " (fee q xft 5! fT7e 4 A This poitrait of Monta Markham, Ortgon Shakespearean Festival actor in nil 1961 role of Hoiipur in "King Henry IV, Part I," has brought honor to Dwaina Smith, official pho tographer of the festival. The portrait, along with one of Richard Risso as Hamlet and Christopher Newton at the ghost of Hamlet's father, also from last year's festival, were exhibited in the 71st annual Exposition of Professional Pho iography which closed at the Conrad Hilton hotel in Chicago August 10. TRADE m YOUR SILENT PIANO FOR SOME REAL FAMILY FUN!!! The 4maMtn HAMMOND CHORD ORGAN erwryone fan play and mnjoy . Without Lensons or Practice You play your firm tune in minutf pven if you can't read muwe.. Imagine, the good time your family can have with tJir Hammond Chord Organ. It will be the life of your parties a constant joy and inopiratinn. Rut (he best part: No boring ocale or lessons! You progress by playing the songs you like. tlpre9 Why tC o Eay In Play Yow play trmm "Uttuf Muile" Really timpIifiM muir lh,i hnw vn whirh lty to play with vnr ribt hind. Out fin or lay tharrf. tntfsd nf mint .1 to 5 finger. u p?m a htiilnn with on ftnfpr nf ynir Ml hitiH. Prmf 9 4al ta ploy . Yoa ri on fool on i p"Jal. and th corrert bis is automatically produced. COME IN OR CALL 773-7538 For Free Home Demonstration MUSIC HOUSE 111 North Central Phone 773-7538 Dwaine E. Smith of the Classic studio, 1115 West Main street, official photog rapher for the Oregon Shake spearean festival, has re ceived a top honor among professional photographers by having two prints accept ed for exhibit at the 71st an nual Exposition of Profession al Photography at the Con rad Hilton hotel in Chicago. In addition, a collection of his Shakespearean prints will go on display Monday, Au gust 13. at Jackson County Federal Savings and Loan as sociation in Medford. With the 71st exposition also was held the 10th Na tional Industrial Photogra phic conference, the two events being held simultane ously from August 5 through 10. More than 5.000 profes sional photographers from the United States and foreign countries participated. The works which won hon ors for Mr. Smith are en titled, "Hotspur." and "Ghost of Hamlets Father," both taken of actors portraying the Shakespearean parts. Screen ing of all the prints submit ted and selected for the exhi bit took portrait, commercial, and industrial photographers three days to complete. Some To Travel A number of the prints se lected will become part of a Traveling Loan collection of the Professional Photograph ers of America. The print ex hibit in Chicago was open to the public in the Normandie lounge of the Hilton holel and was viewed by some 20.000 persons. The exhibit in Medford opening Monday at the loan company at 2 East Main street will continue through August 20 and is open to the public. The collection of Shake spearean prints are those used in the annual souvenir pro gram for the Ashland festi val, as well as other photo graphs of S h a k espearean dress, characters and makeup. This is Mr. Smith's fifth year as the official festival photographer and for the past two years he has displayed his collection at the Greenwich Village Art show in Ashland, being held this week end and open today from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Lithia park. MANOR-ISMS . . . . By ETHEIYN EVANS Dr. Kirkland West, a vice president on the Manor Board of Trustees, insists that the Manor is his "pride and joy," so he brought a bus load of 34 people to see it last week. These people were on a tour of National Mission churches and Westminster Presbyte rian church in, Medford is one of them. They came from 18 different states even as far away as New York state. Dr. Dwight Russell, Port land, was conductor for the tour through Oregon. As usual, when I met Dr. Russcl, he was frantically hunting one loitering sheep of his flock, while the other 33 waited in the bus more or less patiently. Each member of the tour was given a bro chure of the Manor and other Rogue Valley information to take back to his home. . Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Tuttle, Manor members from Med ford, have as houseguests their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Rayburn from Altadena. Calif. Mrs. Miss Slater Returns From Europe Miss Carol Slater, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Slater, 3405 Jacksonville highway, has returned from a tour of Europe sponsored by Whit worth college, where she will be a junior student this fall. The student arrived August 4 in Sopkane, Wash., where the college is located, and was met there by her parents and sister. Miss Shirley Slater. The tour had left Spokane on June 19. After visiting relatives in Spokane the Slaters departed for Seattle to attend the World's Fair and also were guests of other relatives thrre. They returned to Medford by way of the Oregon coast and at Garibaldi they spent some time with Mrs. Elsie Porter, mother of Mrs. Slater. They arrived home August 10. On the European tour, Miss Slater was with a group made up of 21 other persons of mix ed ages and occupations; some were students, others were teachers, one was a designer, several were secretaries and others of varied occupations. As a result of the trip, the students will receive six hours college credit in socml studies. The travelers visited 11 countries, Including Portugal, Switzerland. Austria, Ger many. Denmark. Sweden. Norway. Holland, France and England. The educational tour took them to numerous art muse ums and cathedrals and in Stratlord - on Avon they at tended a performance of "Macbeth." In each city the group visited shops and ming led with the people. Miss Slater particularly re marked on the friendliness and hospitality of the people and the good quality of cloth ing and materials found in the shops. She also observed that everywhere persons appeared well dressed and well groom ed. Guettt Entertained At Jacobs Home Wonder -- Mr. and Mrs. Michel Fielding and family. Eureka. Calif., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Jacobs, Slate Creek ranch. Mr Field ing is a brother of Mrs. Jacobs. Rayburn (nee Nina Tuttle) visited the Manor last year also, so a number of Manor members and many of Mrs. Rayburn's old-time Medford friends have been entertain ing for them and keeping their social schedule crowded both daytime and evenings. ... CORRECTION: Some time ago I reported a rumor that the large, white, concrete water-tower on the brow of the hill just south of the Manor grounds MIGHT be painted. It won't be! What a disappointment! The latest idea seems to be a project to plant ivy all around the base. When and if it is planted, and if it grows, and if it isn't nipped back by winter frosts, and if the tender ten drils manage to cling to that particular form of concrete then we should live so long as to see the tower covered. So-o-o, evidently, Manor members and our friends in the valley must continue to see the tower as is for some time to come. Naturally, it is the beautiful landscaping and our private gardens near the tower that make it particu larly conspicuous. ... Dr. Flora Ross, Illinois, had Mr. and Mrs. John Hoad ley and two grandchildren as houseguests in the Manor. Mr. and Mrs. Hoadley are in charge of a large Methodist hrtmo fnr fVii Irl rn in T.nnan. non, Ind. They were en route to the Seattle Fair. ... Mrs. Reese Bralcy lias two granddaughters as house gucsts daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Casey, La Ca nada, Calif., who lived for sometime in Medford. The girls are really excited about luncheon parties in the Manor with their Medford friends joining them and swimming afterward in pools of their friends. ... In fact, this Manor Is prac tically swamped with guests both houseguests and those coming in for meals. Reserva- j tions for tables and the club room for parties must be made far ahead. A number of us are trying to buy Shake spearean Festival tickets from each other for our guests. Many, many members en joyed the "Feast of Will" on the opening night, and many are planning to see all the four plays. Relatives Visit Local Families House guests at the home of Mrs. Edith K. Dcvaney, 1012 East Jackson street, are her daughter, Mrs. Carl How arth of St. Helens. Ore., ior mer resident and the former Miss Genevieve Dcvaney: and her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. McDonald De vaney nf San Francisco, for mer valley residents. Mrs. McDonald Drvaney previously lived in Ashland and is the former Miss Mary Gauvreau. Both she and her husband are teachers in the San Francisco public schools. They came to Medford from Yreka, Calif., where they have been spending the sum mer and will return there after their visit here. They also have been guests of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clark, 827 Park street; and another brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dugan, Valley View, near Ashland. Mrs. Howarth is to leave for her home today, accompa nied by Caroline Clark, daughter of the Josepn Clarks, who expects to re main there for about a week. j, 'ijjj '13 m3 ffD .;' ?; H JlkJ Mo & my EM; . 0UT T1IEY G0! ' 0UR Byy llk KM ONE DRESS m m AT REGULAR "Tv rTI SUITS PRICE ... 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