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8 C SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHtf. OREGON , ...... , ' ' .ft-"-'- !. ..... : : An open house at the home of Mr. and Mn. John C. Novak, 23 Lincoln street, honored the couple in observance of their 25th wedding anniveriary. The Novaki lived in Gold Hill before moving to Medford. Students Pledged Of the 389 young women .Sigma Phi Epsilon, Medford; who pledged the 17 national sororlics at the University of Oregon during formal fall rush activities on the Eugene campus six are from Medford and one from Central Point. The young women and the sororities which they pledged are Miss Judy Sims, Alpha Omieron Pi; Miss Teresa Six. Alpha Phi; Miss Janet Craw ford, Alpha Xi Delta; Miss Joy Olson, Chi Omega; Miss Roverly Klimko, Gamma Phi Beta; Miss Hannah Booth, Zeta Tan Alpha, all Medford; and Miss Cheryl Ghelardi, Central Point, Delta Delta Delta. Fraternity pledges at the university totaled 385 for the 10 national fraternities. Of these 10 men were from Med ford, two from Eagle Point and from Central Point. The young men are Gary Robert More, Chi Psi; Paul G. Bauer and Robert Michael Wright, Delta Upsilon; Jon Jensen and Bob Lewis Riech ers, Phi Delia Theta; Paul Jay Elliott and John Warren Sni der, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Mark Stephen Cochran and Bruce Hendrix Neidermeyer, James Robert Winton and Stephen Lee Gcrcn, Eagle Point, Sigma Phi Epsilon, and Raymond Joseph Novusad, Central Point, Sigmu Nu. Open House Celebrates Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. John C, Novak were honored recently at an open house held at their home, 23 Lincoln street, in observ ance of their 25th wedding an niversary. Hosts for the oc casion were Mrs. Novak's par. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Martin, Gold Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thumler, Central Point. Mrs. Thumler is a sis ter of Mrs. Novak. About b5 relatives and friends attenoea. Mrs. C. W. Anhorn, Central Point, decorated the cake for the event. Her husband was best man for the Novaks when they were married September 14. 1837, at the old Grange hall in Gold Hill. Mrs. Thumler took charge of the refreshment table and her daughter, Miss Debra Thumler kept the guest book. The Novaks lived in Gold Hill until 1046 when they moved to Medford. He is an employee of the Medford corporation. Both are mem bers of Gold Hill Grange. She is a past noble grand of Ame thyst Rebekah lodge. Gold Hill, and a member of Past Noble Grands club here, and of the Woman's Society and Gold Hill Community Method ist church. She is a past presi dent of tile Women's Relief corps at Central Point. Girls Community Club Observes Anniversary NFA Officials Convention Speakers Three national officials of the Natural Food associates will speak at the Southern Oregon district, NFA conven tion which will convene Tues day, October 9 in the Jose phine County fairground pa vilion, Grants Pass. The- lectures will begin at 8 p.m., and are open to the public without charge. A din ner at 6:45 p.m., will precede the talks. Tickets for the meal are available from NFA mem bers and will be sold at the door. Tile national officials arc books depicting the different phases of work done at the national office in Atlanta, Texas. Mrs. Merril Harsh To Present Program Central Point Mrs. Mer- j ril Harsh will present the pro gram for Faith circle of the Central Point Presbyterian church, at their meeting on Wednesday, October 10, at 8 p.m. She will toll of the mission ary work supported by. Pres byterian women, especially Dr. Joe D. Nichols, a medical I Hint part maintained by t h e doctor, who is the national Southwest Oregon Prcsbytc NFA president; Thomas La-! rial society and the local vin, national secretary, and Frank A 1 1 d a y, circulation manager of the Natural Fond and Farming magazine, na tional NFA publication. Mr. Allday also will show an assortment of material and Women's association. Mis. Vi olet Woods is the devotional leader. Mrs. Archie Purrty will he hostess at her home, 3521 Oak Pine Way, Central Point, as sisted by Mrs. Leo Ghelardi. f I 1 i v 1 quickest cuddliest clothes drying... Automatic Gil Clolhfl Drva llliiitratarf ia lh w.. uotrr 1 ; 7ST m. -.. - r , . ' ' r ' ) v. ...and GAS costs less, too! iniwl ollii ieiil anil n iinotuii ,il pennies rt Inail In oihmmIc. nil I'S, a pas tlrxrr is the o per formini;. clnllir drrr llieie i . . . ac tiialiv cots ntiK .mn );,is cirys ( Klines so iiuiiy son ,v (;.. I lit lo otnler hv aiitiini.il ic pjis iliyers are llie piefeitMHT of Inilav's llnift n, perfoi inanie niitiilcil liomeiiuikers. Visit our display floor or see your gas appliance dealer lor full details W CALIFORNIA-PACIFIC 7 UTILITIES COMPANY Phon 772-5281, Medford 482-2116, Ashland The Girls Community club is observing its fifth year of operation in the new club building at 229 North Bart lett street. The building was a gift from the late John R. Toirllin, and the late Mrs. Helen Carpenter donated a large share of the furnish ings. . No fund raising drives have been necessary as many gifts are received annually from interested persons and a large part of the services are by voluntary workers. The club furnishes super vised housing at a low rental for young girls who are em ployed or going to business schools. The rooms accommo date 22 girls ' and a large lounge for their recreation is provided. Mrs. Mabel Houck, the housemother, has been with the Girls Community club for 17 years. Her living quarters are upstairs with the girls' rooms and she devotes her entire time to counseling and assisting with their many problems. ' The girls in residence at present are from Talent, Ash land, Eagle Point, Rogue Riv er, Grants Pass, Trail, Pros pect, Cave Junction, Tiller, Redmond, and Glendalc, Ore gon, and Hornbrook, Calif, and Hawaii. Staff Enlarged Mrs. Muriel Shortridge. the executive secretary and re ceptionist, has served the club the past four years. Mrs. Elsa Walker has recently been added to the staff and will take charge of the desk for the evening meetings. The club maintains three club rooms that arc rented for minimum charge to civic or ganizations. A large kitchen and service porch provide equipment for 200 persons. The following clubs are scheduled for the fall season, Medford Business and Profes sional Women, Chin Up club, College club, Daughters of the American Revolution, Degree of Honor Protective associa tion, Disabled American Vet erans, Electa club, Get To gether club. Grandmothers' club, Jackson County Medical assistants. Medford Duplicate OANE Schedules First Meeting At Day Nursery The first meeting of the lo cal chapter of the Oregon As sociation for Nursery Educa tion will be held at the Happy Time Day nursery, owned by Mrs. Audrey Brew, at 340 Effie street, Monday, October H, at 7:30 p.m. After a short business meet ing, a discussion, "Why Do We Keep Records" will be lead by Mrs. Jane Coverstone, president, and Mrs. Lois Bar bee, treasurer. A planned program of study of the pre school child is the theme of OANE for the com ing year. Many authorities in this field have accepted the invitation to join and share their views, among them Dr. Phyllis Butler, Southern Ore gon college, and Miss Ethel Shumway of the -acksnn County Family and Child Guidance clinic. The present membership includes 11 wom en who operate nurseries. Among (he invited guests who plan to join are Mrs. Jan Gleaves and Mrs. Betty Pow less. new nursery assistants at the Colleen Hope Day Care center, and Mrs. Marie Man chetle. nursery assistant at the First Presbyterian church. Mrs. Helen Gandt, who has recently opened her own kindergarten, will also attend the meeting. Persons who are associated with the preschool child in nursery schools, day nurs eries, day rare centers, kin dergartens or private homes, are Invited to attend the meetings. For information call Mrs. Brew, 772-87-15. Mothers Club To Hear OSU Coach Amory T. Gill. Oregon State university basketball coach for 34 years and an all American football nlaver. will be guest speaker al a meeting of t lie Oregon State t! n I v c r s I I y Mothers club. Monday. October 8 1 7:311 P m . in llccii kk Junior High school cafetorium. Mr Gill will speak gener ally concerning Ihe univer sity and Ihe outlook for the tHH2 ti3 basketball team Mrs John Schroeder. Med ford, president of the Mothers chili, will preside Mrs Martel Peters. Ash land, will sing a medley of college pep songs At Meet Wildrrvillr - Miss Patsy McCann. Charles McCann. Ted Robinson and Miss Cherrel Mt'C'ihce are in Medford this week end as representatives of the Cave Junction Method ist Youth fellowship attending a district Methodist Youth as sembly being held at thr Med ford First Methodist rhureh. Tne two-day session opened I Saturday. Bridge club, Mistletoe club. Oregon Sportsmen, Retired Teachers association, Rogue Valley Coin club, Roxy Ann Gem and Mineral club, So journers, Southern Oregon Society -of Artists, Southern Oregon Philatelic society, Travel Study club. Veterans of World War I and auxiliary. Unit 5, group of St. Ann's Altar society, Welcome Wag on club. Also the Rogue Valley Herb society, Women's Fellowship of the First Baptist church, Avon Products and Beauty counselor products each have their monthly business meet ings at the club. Special groups meeting there now and then are, Southern Oregon Club of the Deaf, Delta Kappa Gamma sorority, Epsilon chapter, Xi Mu chapter, Beta Sigma Phi; Pythian Past Chiefs club. Wednesday Study club, and Medford Womens' Bowling association. Parlies Special parties this fall will be, Alpha Epsilon Lambda tea and style show for Camp Fire Girls, Salvation Army bazaar, Xi Mu card party, Delta Gamma card party, Pythian Past Chiefs' banquet and several wedding receptions. A few Friday evenings are still open, also a few after noons. Women serving on the board of directors include, Mrs. Dolph Phipps, president; Mrs. Martin Luther, vice pres ident: Mrs. M. M. Morris, treasurer; Mrs. Eva Judd, secretary, and Mrs. Marrs Gibbons, Mrs. Mame E. Slee ter, Mrs. Hugh Coleman and Mrs. Rodney Keating, board members. The board of trustees in cludes, Eugene Thorndike, Dr. B. R. Elliott, H. H. Prin gle. J. C. Boyle. John P. Moffat, T. K. Oliver, and Gregory T. Hornecker. Monday Meeting Plan of Guild A general business meeting of St. Catherine's guild of St. Mark's Episcopal church will be conducted Monday, Octo ber 8 at 8 p.m., in the Parish house. All members and others in terested are invited . MOLB Slate Dinner Meeting Roguelte circle, Military Order of Lady Bugs plans a potluck dinner for 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, October 9 in the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall. Members of the Cooties organization are invited. Missionaries To Speak Here The Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Collins, missionary appointees to France, will present the program at a missionary and business meeting of the Wo men's fellowship of the First Baptist church when it meets on Tuesday, October 9, for a dessert luncheon at the Girls Community club. The meeting will start at 12:30 p.m., with Ruth While Cross Mission circle, directed by the chairman, Mrs. George Alien, as the social committee. Mrs. John Casad Jr. will give the devotional for tha meeting. ($: MONTGOMERY WARD (92 117 S. Central 773-7301 FREE PARKING OPEN FRIDAY 'TIL 90 years ago the "new look" coat had huge sleeves, a whittled waist. Wards, then as now, was famous for its styles and values ... the store of high fashions at low, low prices. VALUES UKS THSE CAN ONLY HAPPEN IN WARDS OCTOBER COAT CARNIVAL ? V in j. i ' : I I t Imagine I Famous Forstmann, Julliard wools ! Imagine ! Every coat ocetote satin lined, every coat with snug wool interlining I Sizes 8-18. 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