Medford mail tribune., August 19, 1962, Image 24

SUNDAY, AUGUST 19. 13S2
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON
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SOC Alumni
Hold Election
J- Ashland-Oscar F. Silver,
Ashland high school vice-principal,
was elected president of
the All-Time Alumni of
Southern Oregon college at a
reunion held last week end at
the campus. He succeeds Miss
Adele Sheldon.
Others elected to office
were Miss Lois May, Ash
land, vice-president, succeed
ing Mrs. Margaret Mabie,
Myrtle Point; and Mrs. Wayne
Paulsen, Ashland, secretary.
Miss May formerly had held
that office.
Engraved plaques were
given several alumni includ
ing Mrs. Alice Applcgatc Peil,
pioneer educator and first
supervisor of the training
school at the Oregon State
Normal school; Mrs. Louise
Ganiere Perozzi, on honor
student at the normal school,
and Albert C. Joy, a former
staff member at the early day
school. Miss Sheldon was pre
sented a desk pen set because
of her six years in the office
of alumni president.
Alice French Willits, Ash
land, represented the Old
Timers branch of the associa
tion, made up of persons who
attended the school prior to
11)10.
Gardeners Vote
Opposition To
Reapportionment
Yreka - The evening sec
tion of Yreka Garden club
voted to go on record as op
posing the California state
Senate reapportionment bill
which is on the November bal
lot. The meeting was held
Monday, August 13, at the
home of Mrs. Vergil Nelson.
Other business discussed at
the meeting was the Phoenix
flower show to be held Sep
tember 9. Members are invit
ed to attend the Blue Star
" Highways Memorial dedica
tion ceremony set for 2 p.m.
the same day at Grass lake.
The memorial project, first
considered by the Shasta Val
ley Garden club, is being han
dled by the Cascade district
of California Garden clubs,
Inc., of which the Montague
garden club is a part.
It was .proposed to visit
gardens In Etna next month
instead of the usual mountain
field trip this fall.
Preceding the business meet
ing members toured the gar
den at the Home oi rar. ana
Mrs. Frank Ohlund on Butte
street.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mn. Grace
Vlrier on Annie street.
Refreshments were served
' by the hostess at the close of
the meeting. Mrs. Carl Lind
bergh was a guest.
Annual Picnic j
Held by Group
Cebu swamp, Military Or
der of the Lizards, United
Spanish War Veterans' aux
iliary, held the annual picnic
at the country home of Mr.
and Mrs. Rcnnc Grosh at
Wildervillc, Ore, August ll.j
A potluck picnic dinner was
served in the Crash's picnic j
Kt'ounds. '
Attending from Mcdford ;
were Mrs. Bertha Nelson, Mrs. 1
Alice Smith. Mrs. Elizabeth
Johnston, Mrs. Polly Offult.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barne
huri!, Mr. and Mrs. Don An
derson and Mr. and Mrs.
James Vandcrsleen and their
two young granddaughters. A
Rtiest was Mrs. Leila Walt,
Medford.
Mrs. Walter Swccllnnd, giln
monster, presided at the meet
ing. Mrs. Flnrcnz Briclemcy-
rr. Grants Pass, grand gila
monster of Oregon, Introduced
oilier grand officers present
Among those Introduced was
Mrs. Bertha Nelson, Medford,
grand iguana, who has just
returned from a long visit
with her son in San Francisco
Former Resident
Guest of Friends
Lynnc Butlerficld, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis But
lerficld, former Medford rest
dents now of Los Angeles, was
a recent guest of Susan Gan
non, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Gannon, 323 Mae
slreet. She was here for about
two weeks and left last Mon
day. During her visit she at
tended one week of Girl Scout
camping at Camp Low Echo
which her hostess also attend
ed. She attended Roosevelt
school here.
Her borlher, Roger Butter
field, accompanied her on the
trip and was a guest of other
friends.
The family moved from here
about a year ago,
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