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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1962 Hobo Party Planned By Hornbrook HEC; Will Award Prizes Hornbrook - "Come to a Hobo Party" was the invita tion extended to the commun ity by members of the Home Economic committee of Horn brook Grange. The invitation came as a result of the first meeting of the fall season of the HEC, held October 3, and conducted by the newly elected chairman, Mrs. James fjoan) Riant. Date of the party is Satur day, October 13 at 7 p.m. at the Grange hall. Guests are asked to come in hobo attire only-bring a can of vegetables to be added to the mulligan which will be prepared by members of the HEC-the cans will then be come "dinner plates." A prize will be awarded for the most authentic hobo cos tume. Teenagers are welcome. There will be dancing and community singing, under the leadership of Willis Jones. A donation of 50 cents per person amending will be asked. This will be placed in a Christmas fund to be used for needy children in the com munity. . There will also be a cake sale in connection with the party. Other entertainment for the year also was discussed at Wednesday's meeting. 1 - fir EVv Arthur Living I Califo Bells n rnia Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bell Why pay more, for your Announcements or Invita tions? You will receive top quality workmanship and the fastest service here we do ail our own work. See our samples. The Acorn Press 325 No. Bartlett Dial 772-4250 PTA To Hear Game Agent Shady Cove Robert R. Mabcn. Oregon state same commission field agent, Med ford, will speak to members of the Shady Cove Parent Teacher association Tuesday, October 9, at 7:30 p.m., hi the school gymnasium. A brief business meeting also will be conducted. Mothers of seventh and eighth grade students will pro vide refreshments. William Shepherd, principal of the school, has been ap pointed to head plans for a minstrel show to be held dur ing the year as a fund raising event. A meeting of the Mother Singers is planned for Wed nesday, October 10, from 10 to 11 a.m., in the home of Mrs. Richard Gannaway. Rolate bed sheets so they'll get equal wear. If possible, have six sheets for each bed two on the bed, two in the laundry and two in the linen closet. Central Point - Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Bell, whose wedding was an event of the summer, now are living at 35 Ninth avenue, Apartment 11 in San Mateo, Calif. The bride, the former Miss Joycelin Kay Cameron, a graduate of Crater High school, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Cameron, 111 South Ninth street, Central Point. The bridegroom is a son of Mrs. Phyllis Bell of San Jose, Calif. The bride, who also attend ed Southern Oregon college, is employed in San Mateo as a secretary and the bridegroom, who attended San Jose schools, is employed in the parts department of a San Mateo Ford motor agency. The wedding rites were per formed at 3 o'clock in the aft ernoon, August 11 in a San Jose Catholic church. About 30 guests attended. The bride's parents and her sister, Miss Marylin Fay Cam eron went south for the wed ding. Mr. Bell escorted the bride to the altar and her sis ter was her only attendant. Wean Brocade The bride wore a white bro cade street length frock with jacket trimmed with white fur, which she had made. Her headpiece was a halo hat with veil and 'she carried white carnations centered with a white orchid. Her sister was dressed in -t H - l - ill if V 1 4 IS Ii i&iil lLi-,.: s fe, J , f :rr f ill tit-iTir ' irv-i ei-iMin iimJ Ceramic Show Set in Phoenix event is scheduled for Octo ber 19 in the Phoenix Com- Phoenix A dinner meet ing for members of the Phoe nix Lions club auxiliary is planned for Thursday. Octo ber 11 in Stanley's restaurant in Mcdford. During the last meeting of the group recently in the home of Mrs. Harlan Glass cock, plans for an annual munity club and a silver tea is planned in conjunction I with the show. I Hours for the show will be ceramic show were made. The meeting. To Meet Thursday Gold Hill Mrs. Ogden Kcl logg will have charge of the program and worship at the next meeting of the Woman's. Society of Gold Hill Commu nity Mctl'.idist church Thurs day, October 11 at 1 p.m. from 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.jUnUcd Nations Committees for the year, Mrs Ear, Moore wi, bs were announced at the recent hostess for the zroun at her I home on Lampman road. Mrs. Gladys Applegaie Gardner was hon ored at a dinner recently which marked her retirement after 40 yean with the California-Oregon Power company and its suc cessor. Pacific Power and Light company. About 230 attended the event, including a large group from Portland. Mrs. Gardner is shown here with Frank C. Bash (at loft) vice-president and assistant treasurer of the firm end Paul B. McKee chairman of the board of Pacific Power and Light company. (Knackstedt photo) Fine garments need more than just drycieaning nit"")! proem K 313 Aa adtirtiaed in Vngue Tdke the atlxicr of leading fashion houses jucli as Sorbin. They reconv menrl professional Sanitone dry- cleaning and only Sanitone to krep fabrics color bright, soft. Our Janitone Smicf means comiWr. pin fessional fahrir rare, not jusl rlrycleaning. Call on us today. Phone 772-6165 For Free Pickup and Delivery Service Save Timcl Save Stcpsl Uie our convenient drivt-tn if rvtce. Drive right up to the door. DO WITH DUMAS! C3f LLi m UAttXLdJ omesiic $-1 UAUNUKY ft UKY L,LtAriCK Your Professional laundry Serving the Rogue Valley Since 1900 "Nothing Make Clothei i Clean at a laundry" Governor's Wife Will Be Guest At CBPWC Meet Mrs. Mark Hatfield, wife of the Governor of Oregon, is expected as one of the guests at a workshop for the Chris tian Business and Professional an orchid brocade dress andjWo"1cn's club, and Council of she wore a matching orchid colored bandeau with veil and her bouquet was similar to that of the bride. Bouquets of orchid colored gladioli decorated the altar the Slate of Oregon October 6 and 27 in the Josephine county fairgrounds pavilion in Grants Pass. Also invited as a guest is Miss Martha Louise (Marty) A reception for about 50 j Wyatt, Jacksonville, Miss Ore- guests was given by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bell, brother and sister-in-law of the bride groom, in their home in San Jose. For the wedding and recep tion the bride and bride groom'', mothers wore sheath dresses, the bride's mother in emerald green and the bride-j groom's mother in white. Both j wore orchid corsages. j Guests from out of town in-1 eluded the bride's maternal aunt, Mrs. E. E. Sullins, Hay ward, Calif. The bride, who has lived the most of her life in Cen tral Point, is a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Cam eron, Jacksonville, and Mrs. Myrtle Wright, Central Point, longtime residents of the valley. The couple made their wed- gon for 1962. Two national representa tives of the organization, Miss Irma Norleman and Miss Win mfred Nicholson, are to be there. Men also are invited to at tend the workshop. Registra tions will open at 4 p.m., Fri day. October 26 and close Sat urday. October 27, at 4:30 p.m. Dormitories will be set up near the pavilion for 60 women, though more could be accommodated. A dinner will be served at 7 p.m., Friday. Deadline for reservations is October 10. Those who wish further information are asked bv the officers to contact Miss Ann Fudge, 3886 Winona road. Grants Pass, or Mrs. Fritz Ruch, Medford, tele- ding trip along the southern California. First Fall Session Set by Beehive Club All Rebekah lodge members are invited to attend the first fall meeting of the Beehive club of the Rebekah lodge Monday, October 8 In the home of Mrs. James D. Flem ing, 311 South Laurel street. A potluck luncheon will be served at 12 noon and table service will be required. coast of Phone, 773-5548. Mistletoe Club Program Planned Mistletoe club women plan a program for their next meet ing Wednesday, October 10 when a covered dish luncheon will be served at 12 noon in the Girls Community club rooms. Committee members are Mrs. Thomas Mce. Mrs. George Culy and Mrs. Blanche Arnold. 4 JWW Whin OrtN't D'luJ CtW M 21 N. 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Factual and humorous inci dents were enacted by the Mcsdames Dorothy Smith, Harriet, Watson, Marina Gardiner, Eloise Winkle bleck, Claudine Gidney; and Harold Gardner, Frank Rush and James Dunlevy. Mr. Bash presented Mrs. Gardner her retirement cer tificate and papers, a PP and L insignia bracelet and five shares of stock, from the com pany. Presented from the employees waa a Green stamp book in which ten dol lar bills had been attached to both sides of each sheet for a travel fund together with an album for mounting pictures from the dinner party. Those who came from Port land by company plai.e were the Messrs McKee, A. Bauer, M. E. Thompson, P. G. Humphreys, F. Reis, E. E. Smith, A. Glcason, J. A. McDougall. F. P. Watkins, F. J. Carr, W. H. Prentice, H. A. Hurlbut Jr., A. Opgrand, S. Hall, J. A. Thompson, R. Moench, R. Birkcs, E. Arg' brite, C. L. Brown, T. L. Lytle, R. Wf y. F. T. Hu ssong, and the Misses Carol Hussong and Carmen Valen tine. Stamp Collector On Guild Program Mrs. Mabel Houck will pro vide the program for a meet ing of St. Elizabeth's guild of St. Mark'i Episcopal church on Friday, October 12. Lunch eon at 12:00 p.m. will be fol lowed by the meeting and pro gram. Mrs. Houck wilt show col ored slides of her stamp col. lection depicting the Life of Christ, the title of which is "The Greatest Life Ever Lived." Other guests from the dis trict were Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Blackburn and Mrs. Flor ence Wallace, Klamath Falls; D. E. Warner and J. D. Mur dock, Dunsmuir, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Quisenberry and Mr. and Mrs. J. " Mots chenbachcr, Roseburg; R. M. Poff, N. W. Christeson, Mrs. Bclva LcBaron, Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Steel and Mr. and Mrs. C, W. Patton, Yreka. Women employees of the firm held a no-hostess lunch eon in the Mcdford hotel Rogue room on the last day before Mrs. Gardner's retire-1 ment. Over 30 women attended. NOW! 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