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Leadership Theme For BPW Week Ashland "Leadership A Dimension in Democracy" Is this year's theme (or the National Federation of Bus iness and Professional Women. As one of the more than 3,000 clubs, numbering 175,000 members, the Ashland club will observe National Business Women's Week, October 7-13. Beginning with a 9 o'clock Sunday breakfast at the home of Mrs. Viola Squire, 11(57 South Tolman Creek road, fol lowed by morning service at the First Presbyterian church, the members will mark the an nual celebration with other ac tivities highlighted by a din ner meeting in the Wesley House October 10. At the Wednesday evening dinner the name of the 1962 "Beep of the Week" will be announced. The honored mem ber is chosen by secret elec tion each year for her out standing service to the club and to the community and in the promotion of women in various fields. Guests at the October 10 banquet are to be past presi dents and past "Beeps" as well as prospective club members. Mrs. Alice Arnold is general arrangements chairman and will receive reservations at 482-3369. The meal, which will be served buffet style, is being planned as a covered dish dinner. Mrs. Eileen Wright is the program chair man and Miss Ruth Bebber is president. In keeping with our policy of offering the very best to our customers We're giv ing GREEN E, STAMPS BEEHIVE CARPET CLEANERS Your friendly cleaners of furniture and rugs. We will gladly tint and dye for you. FREE ESTIMATES 773-6355 AT at' fik 1 1' mm We've wonderful selection of trim, efficient uniforms for ALL women in white . . . basic wardrobe "musts", fit ted, tailored aVid practital . . yet so pretty to keep you looking fresh and neat all day long. . . convenient parking ffllkei it to v to viiit Pick's, Robinson Bros., ard ether downtown Medford stores . and . shops. . U S E THEM . . . they're FREE when vou shop DOWN TOWN IN MEDFORD! Mrs. P. H. Davenport (at left) and Mrs. N. T. Davis, Grants Pan, won the women's pairs event during the Rogue Valley Sec tional Duplicate Bridge tournament held over the week end at Rogue Valley Country Women's Program Under Way at 'Y' Mrs. Lanell Wilkes, wo men's program director for the M e d f o r d YMCA, an nounced today that the wo men's evening recreation pro gram is now under way on Tuesday and Thursday even ings of each week. The pool will be available for open swim between the hours of 6:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., with instruction follow ing. A "slim and trim" pro gram is being conducted in the exercise room at 7 p.m. with Mrs. Bob Spoonts instructing. Instruction is also available in paddle ball, volley ball and judo with other activities being added as the program progresses. This program is designed primarily for working women and women who cannot par ticipate in the daytime slim and trim classes ort Monday, Wednesday and Friday of each week. Additional information may be obtained by calling the Medford YMCA 772 6295. Party Celebrates Seventh Birthday Montague The seventh birthday of Brice Martin, eld est son of Mr. and Mrs. Brice Martin Jr., was celebrated at their ranch home in Little Shasta Sunday afternoon, Sep tember 30. After an active afternoon of play, gifts were opened and refreshments serv ed. The guests were Blair Hart, Scott and Robbie Reynolds, Reginald and Kieth Smith, John, Jess and Ranee Martin, all of Little Shasta valley, and Brice's cousins, Corey and Robert Ley, Yreka. LAST! We Have Finally Received a BRAND NEW SHIPMENT of . . . B8BH11W w See Them Nowl Short and Vt Sleeves If your CREDIT is GOOD It's GOOD At PICK'S OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 7 P.M. to 9 P.M. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, i ;tii' i j '-"u, ? r,' club. -It was one of the largest of the tourna ment events. The women are shown here with Berg Marten, one of the tournament cochairmen. Women's News Social Events Thespians Plan Play "Bernadine," written b y Mary Chase, will be presented by Thespian Troupe 358 on the evenings of November 15, 16 and 17 at the Medford Sen ior High school auditorium. Tryouts for this fall produc tion were held recently with approximately 70 students at tending. The play includes 10 major male roles, four major female roles, and four minor roles.- Stuucnls present at tryouts who were not cast for roles in the play were appointed to various duties on the produc tion crew such as costumes-, make-up, properties, lights, publicity, programs, and var ious managing positions. "Bernadine'- is under the di rection of Mrs. Lenore Zapcll, dramatics teacher at the high school. Virginians Visit Gold Hill Family Gold Hill- Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kenney, Portsmouth, Va., and Mrs. Nancy Kenney, San Diego, Calif., were guests for several days at' the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Ken ney and son, George on Colonial Way road, Gold Hill. Mrs. Nancy Kenney is the mother of the two men. women So Crisp and Freshl for Busy NURSES . . . WAITRESSES . . . BEAUTICIANS... and ALL Women In White. p W8 AND 6 lr J if Next MEDFORD. OREGON 1 iff -J A J,-9J WCJ - . t. - J 1 e r Rogue River Women To Pack Clothing For Church Service Rogue River The members of the Dorcas circle of the Hope Community Presby terian church will meet Fri day, October 5 at 10:30 a.m., in Barnett hall to pack cloth ing. Luncheon will be served, and instead of sewing the members will pack warm clothing for the church world service. Anyone who wishes to may leave clothing at the church near door of Barnett hall. Mrs. Eda Fulton is chair man of the Dorcas circle and Mrs. Oscar Bencfiel Is chair man of the sewing group. A lesson will be held on the Book of Romans. Officers elected each No vember are of three groups of the United Prcsbyttrian Wom en's association of the three local associations. They are Mrs. Robert Rowlison, presi dent; Mrs. Rex Shoulcr, trea surer; Mrs. Thomas Buntin, secretary and Mrs. Earl Green, vice president. The three groups are the Dorcas circle, Trinity and Vesta, a young group's association. The U. S. department of agriculture suggests banana slices and red raspberries for a low-caloric dessert. in white t i - 2 East Main Street Door to Robinson Bros. CowBelles Conduct Installation Yreka Election and in- stallation of officers high lighted the Siskiyou County CowBelles fall luncheon meet ing at the Shamrock Cafe south of Yreka, September 27. Mrs. J. D. Kuck, Montague, president, conducted the meet ing. Installed as new officers were Mrs. Edwin Hart, presi dent; Mrs. William Vallentine, vice president; Mrs. Richard Sanders, secretary; Mrs. Brice Long, treasurer; Mrs. Kuck and Mrs. Hart, state delegates. Mrs. Glen Barnes, outgoing vice-president, presented Mrs. Kuck a gift from the group in gratitude for her leadership for the past year. A round of applause was given Mrs. Gene Selby, secretary. Mr. Vallentine, president of Siskiyou County Cattlemen, spoke briefly in favor of Prop osition 4 which will appear on the November ballot. Reports Given Committee reports included one on the fair float, headed by Mrs. John McKee. The float won a large trophy. Also on the committee were Mrs. Lewis Hessig, Miss Dorothy Hcssig, Mrs. Charles Schultz and Mrs. Oscar Piemme. Mrs. Orlo Davis presented the blue ribbon won on the fair booth "Be Slim Eat Beef". Her committee was Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sears, Mr. and Mrs. Del Reynolds, Mrs. Cyril Cook, Mrs. Betty Hod gen and others. The top prize of $250 had previously been received. The beef promotion committee chairman, Mrs. Vallentine, passed around a large roast for everyone to guess the weight of it. Robert Tuttlc, a guest, won the roast. Members were asked to re port all activities to Mrs. Ed son Foulk, Gazelle, state vice president so the book "Cali fornia Roundup Activities" might be compiled in time for the state convention in Sacra mento in early December. The group voted a donation of $100 toward the work car- icd out by the California Beef council. Entertainment consisted of a reading by Mrs. G. P. Ash craft, who was a guest of Mrs. Dennis Mulloy, program cnairman. Student Returns To University For Senior Year Gold Hill Richard Hanv merslcy has resumed his stu dies at the University of Ore gon alter a trip to Pacific Grove, Calif, and a visit here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grover T. Mulkey, Highway aa worm. He is beginning his senior year and expects to finish with a degree in psychology; he is also studying Russian lan guage and literature. He plans to attend law school. The student will also con tinue with research work dur ing his senior year. He begnn doing statistical research wilh the psychology department in his sophomore year, working with the National Science foundation under foundation grants. He continued in this work during his junior year in undergraduate research In the area of personality inven tories. The research work is with Dr. L. Goldberg, assistant professor of psychology at the university. Dr. Goldberg di rected research work on Peace corps applicants last summer. Young Hammersley is a grad uate of Crater High school where he was student body president. He was a member of the National Honor society and four year student of band chorus. He continued his music in his freshman year at college, playing in the uni versity band, pep band and singing with the university chorus. During his sophomore year he was with the univer sity band, and sang with the university choral group dur ing his junior year. The past four summers he has been employed by the Deschutes National forest service, and as guard station operator at O'Dell and Davis lakes the last three summers. Kansans Visit In Shasta Valley Montague Mr. and Mrs Harold Mort, Hill City,. Kan., have returned to their home after a ten-day visit here with Mrs. Mori's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Williams, at their ranch home In Little Shasta valley. The Morts and Wil liams hunted during the first of the California deer season but were unsuccessful In bag ging a deer. While here they visited oth er relatives and friends in cluding their eldest daughter and husband,, Mr. and Mrs Don Wood, and baby daughter of Hoopa. Enjoy a KRAUT Dinner Tonight Party Observes 25th Anniversary Shady Cove-Trail Mr. and Mrs. Frank Russell were honored with a surprise party at their home on their 25th wedding anniversary Septem ber 22. Hosts for the party were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lacy and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hopkins. Guests present and those sending greetings w;re Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lacy and daughter, Jim Lane, Mr. and Mrs. James C. Wilson and son, Mrs. Ray Briggs, Mrs. Mildred Davis, Mrs. Frances Miller, Mike and Dan Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sheppard, Mr. and Mrs. Don Russell and daughter. An anniversary cak' was served. Fowlers Visit In Medford Home Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Fowler, Ridgecrest, Calif., were recent guests at the home of their cousin, Mrs. C. O. Lack, 2KI2 Harrison street, Medford. The Fowlers are members of the Roll Along Campers club, which consists of mobile home owners. The practice of the group is to meet once a month, and dis cuss the different places each has toured the previous month and to show the slides and pic tures taken by the ones inter ested in photography. The Fowlers have just re turned from a three months tour of Mexico. While there they made many pictures of the historical and scenic points of interest. Mr. Fowler, mu sician and composer, writes songs for the club. The group met last month in San Jose, Calif. An electrical wiring system is no better than its poorest part. Open Every You can your dry skin all ' day long" says our Charles of the Ritz beauty consultant;, "Take a few seconds' before make-up to apply Liquid Reve nescence and you'll protect your skin all day long against ageing dryness. Liquid- Revenescence helps replenish pre cious moisture..; gives your skin the silken glow of youth. Liquid Revenes cence: $6, I0, $I750. Plus tax. 95 Oturlct cj f Etc ifz. Vee Halgren, Consultant Your Charge Account Invited Main end Bartlett Streets Downtown Calendar Calennur notl.-es and news for Tnbun must he submitted in t writm end deadline lor trie sun day edition is 1 pin. Knday. Dead line lor the weekly calendar la 0 a in of the day of publication and t tr wecK day news Is 5 P m. the day bclore publication. 7:30 p.m. Bethel 14. Job's Daughters, Medford Masonic temple. 8 p.m. AAUW, Mrs. Bruce Nelson, 12R8 Corona ave. 8 p.m. Jaycettcs, Mrs. Carl Spencer, 523 Austin st. 8 p.m. - Ml. Pitt Rcbekah lodge, Central Point lOOF hall. (Dinner preceding at K p.m., Pioneer cafe, Central Point.) 8:15 p.m. Tudor guild, Greshain room, Ashland Pub lic library. Thursday 10 a.m. Providence guild of Sacred Heart hospital, Sac red Heart hospital. I 10:30 a.m. Westside Exten sion unit, Central Point Pres byterian church. 10:30 a.m. Reese Creek. Extension unit, Nevin home on Hammcl rd. 1:30 p.m. Medford Garden j club, court house. Mrs. Quigley Has Visitors Hornbrook Mrs. Carl Lob sien, Artois, Calif., and her daughter, Mrs. Henry Sexton and two children, Willows, Calif., returned home early this week after spending sev eral days here with Mrs. Lob sein's sister, Mrs. Grace Quig ley. The group took trips to the Auplcgale, Grants Pass, Med ford, and Aashland, and also made the tour on Sunday with members of the Siskiyou County Historical society through Ager, Bcswick. over the Topsy grade to Dorris and return. Friday Evening Until 9 guard f Downtown Medford J WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1962 Party Editor To Be Speaker Klamath Falls Miss Mari Iou O'Connor, program chair man for the Klamath Falls branch, American Association of University Women, an-noun-cd today Uiat the na tional authority on parties, Virginia Stanton, party editor of "House Beautiful" maja iine, will deliver a lecture, Holiday Party Decorations and Menus," on Saturday, Oc tober 20. The lecture and dessert, to which all interested women arc invited, will be held at the WiNcMa Motor hotel in Klamath Falls at 2 p.m. Since there is limited seating, tickets may be purchased previously, or reservations by name may be made with Miss O'Connor, 133 Grant street, Klamath Falls, Ore. DOES MEMORIZING BIBLE VERSES HELP MAKE A CHILD RELIGIOUS? Was Jesus a deity, or a great ethical leader? Is the Chris tian religion superior to all others? Should onfr's religion be judged by what he professes, or how he lives? Neither positive nor negative answers to these questions are provided by the adult leader in the Unitarian Sunday School. Children art en couraged to explore, to discuss freely, and to form their own opinions. Aided by thought-provoking curriculum, children learn about the many faiths, Christian and other, and about that which people everywhere think is good. For fourther information on our approach to religious education call 664-2700 or 773-5545. A welcome is extended to all to meet with us Sunday. 11:00 a.m., Red Cross Building. THE ROGUE'VALLEY UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP p.m. j NIK Spandex pull-on OF course you don't like that little roll ' above your girdle. Well, it will be gone forever when you wear this light, light girdleiere. It's Spandexwhich means the lightest elastic ever 1J,JOW the lightest, surest shaping all overt Lace trim front panel, firming back panel, Important side panels for extra slimming. Circle-stitched lace cup has petal reinforcement for more lift. It's No. 5590 In White, sizes 33 to 38 B and C. FMHifll Flb Ntal If IqM mtbrM; tit nrh. Uullc; flfei, Sftndu, Two Graduate Corsetierj Always On Hand To Fit You To Perfection! . . . Ride 'n Shop Member Medford Phon 772-6428 . A 11 Get Together Club Luncheon Scheduled The monthly potluck lunch eon for Get Together club members will be held Friday, October S at 1 p.m., in the Girls Community club. This will be followed by a busi ness meeting and social hours. Hostesses will be Mrs. Jess Wagoner, Mrs. John Bowdish, Mrs. Frank Parke and Mrs. Alvin Lucas. Have Guests Hornbrook - Mr. and Mrs. Leo King had as guests last week Mrs. King's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Anderson of Caldwell, Idaho. Accompanying the An dersons was another sister, Mrs. Rose Reed of Long Beach, Calif., who had been visiting them at their Cald well home. for that slim, trim. fit feeling: all over! Girdleier
