THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1962
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON
Women's Events Planned
For ODC Convention
Women's activities during
the 16th annual slate conven
tion of the Oregon Dry Clean
ers association to be held In
Medford Friday, Saturday and
Sunday, November 2 through
4, include a style show at the
Rogue Valley Country club
and s luncheon at 12 noon
Saturday in Mon Dcsir Din
ing inn, Central Point.
Mrs. Dallon L. Grcssett,
wife of the association presi
dent, is in charge of the
women's events.
Mrs. H. D. Chrislcnscn is
chairman for the luncheon
program, and Mrs. Richard
Mole is chairman for the style
show, for which Miss Marty
Wyatt, Miss Oregon of 1082,
will be one of the models.
The style show will be held
In connection with the social
evening for association mem
bers and will be preceded by
a cocktail hour at the country
club from 6:30 to 7:15 p.m.,
and a buffet dinner at 7:30
p.m. The style show will be
held from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m.,
and will be followed by danc
ing. Belle Van Dyke, organist
will furnish the background
music for the show. Mrs.
Frank Keller, Portland, wife
of an association member, will
be commentator.
Mrs. Jack Dumas and Mrs.
Murray Dumas will arrange
decorations.
Women's fashions are lo be
furnished by Burclson's Ladies
Ready-to-Wear store and men's
atyles will be from Drews
Manstore from the Medford
Shopping center. Hair styles
will be done by Hair Fashions.
The show theme is "More
Glamor in Fashion for 1963."
Models In addition to Miss
Wyatt will be Mrs. William
Tycer, Mrs. Jack Dumas, Mrs.
Larry Neely, Miss Christine
Mole, Mrs. Geri Lockman and
the twin sons of Mr. and Mrs.
Gressett, Sam and Ron Gres
sett. John McKinley, Southern
Oregon college student will
show the men's styles.
Miss Wyatt also will model
the gown which she wore dur
ing the Miss America Pageant
at Atlantic City, N, J.
About 50 women from
throughout the state are ex
pected to attend the luncheon
Saturday noon at Mon Desir
Dining inn. Garner Haupert,
a Field Service Exchange stu
dent last summer in Norway,
will tell of his experiences
there. The Checkmates, a
girls' quartet from Medford
High school, will furnish
songs.
Men of the association will
meet for lunch at Kim's res
taurant at the same time Sat
urday. Meet Tonight
Central Point - The Crater
Garden club will meet today
at 6:30 p.m., in the home of
Mrs. Lawrence Mcssal, 14G2
Orchard Home drive.
Club To Meet
This Evening
The Welcome Wagon cluh
will meet this evening at 8
o'clock in the Girls Commu
nity club.
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Three hundred women living in Medford
and adjacent localities are carrying on the
annual door-lo-door home canvass for the
United Crusade this week. Among the work
ers are (left to right) Mrs. Raymond Wise,
1600 Stratford way, Mrs. E. C. Phillips,
1549 South Ivy street, and Mrs. Frank Can-
trill, E02 West Fourth street. The workers
met Monday morning at the Red Cross chap
ter house for a briefing session, and hope
to complete the canvass Friday. Mrs. V. P.
Nicoletti is chairman of the home drive.
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SOUTHERN OREGON
DISTRICT
DENTAL SOCIETY
takes pleasure in
welcoming to
the Central Point area
Dr. Richard P. Whitlock
with offices at
55 North 2nd
Students Earn
Project Funds
Yreka - Yreka High School
Girls' league is raising money
to send 15 girls to the annual
conference. It is held every
May at Richardson Mineral
springs, near Chico, Calif.
League members proved
that they will work hard for
their project by holding a
"we'll do anything" day. For
50 cents an hour the girls
washed dishes, ironed, baby
sat, washed walls and cars.
The girls with top points
earned during the year will
attend the conference.
The girls, who automatical
ly become members of the
league when they ew'er Yreka
High school as freshmen, earn
points by attending meetings,
holding office, etc.
Chairman of the work day
was Marilyn Shelton. Sonya
Kranson is president.
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Calendar nollcei and newt for
the toclety lection of The Mall
Tribune muit be aubmitted in
writing and deadline for the Sun
day edition is 1 p m. Friday. Dead
line for the weekly calendar ia 9
a.m. of the day of publication and
for ween day news la 6 p-ro. the
day betora publication.
Thursday
6:1S p.m. - CBPWC, Ping's
Garden restaurant.
6:30 p.m. - Crater Garden
club, home of Mrs. Lawrence
Messal, 1462 Orchard Home
drive.
7:30 p.m. - Winchester
home extension unit, Mrs.
Paul Cepurna, 1300 Mt. Pitt
ave.
8 p.m. - Phoenix NOW,
Community Club room, Phoenix.
8 p.m. - Phoenix - Talent
PTA, Phoenix Grade school
gym.
8 p.m. - Adarel chapter,
OES, Jacksonville Masonic
temple.
8 p.m. - Southern Oregon
Philatelic society.
8 p.m. - Welcome Wagon
club, Girls Community club.
Friday
10:30 a.m. - Griffin Creek
home extension unit, Grange
hall.
11 a.m. - Opening of World
Community day observances,
Zion Lutheran church, Fourth
st., and Oakdale ave.; lunch
eon at noon; 1:30 p.m., after
noon service.
12:30 p.m. - Christian Wo
men's club, Rogue Valley
Country club.
1 p.m. - Get Together club,
Girls Community club.
Lawmaking Topic
At DAR Meeting
"Process of Lawmaking"
was the title of a talk given
by John R. Dellenback, state
representative from Jackson
county, at a meeting of Crater
Lake chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution held
October 27 at Girls Commun
ity club.
After explaining the process
of law making the speaker
then explained measures to
be voted on November 6. The
Importance of Measure 7 to
Jackson county was stressed.
Mrs. Ralph Matlack sang.
. A memorial service was
conducted for the late Mrs.
Volnry Dixon and Mrs. A. V.
Hardy, who had been mem
bers of the chapter.
Mrs. Marian Chrc was a
guest.
Couple Honored
At Housewarming
Mr. and Mrs, Charles John
son, 6708 Oakhurst road. Cen
tral Point, were honored re
cently at a hnusrwarming
parly.
Attending were, Mr.
Mrs. Stanley .wan, Mr.
Mrs. John Logston, Mr,
Mrs. Darrrll Johnson,
and Mrs. Richard Caster,
and Mrs. George Hans,
and Mrs. Pan Huns, Mr.
Mrs. Leonard Sot tell.
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Mrs.
Max Weston. Mrs. George
Ring, Mrs. Dale Harris. Miss
Patsy Ring and Lee Johnson,
t he honored guest and daugh
ter, Sandy.
Assisting Willi the serving
were Mrs Swan and Mrs Sot-tell.
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MOLB Installations
Slated for Sunday
Officers for the Roguette
circle. Military Order of Lady
Bugs, will be installed Sun
day, November 4 in the Vet
erans of Foreign Wars hall,
42 North Front street. A pot
luck dinner will be served at
12:30 p.m., by members of the
circle and the Cooties. In
stallations will be at 2 p.m.
A Halloween party was
given recently by the group
at the Veterans Domiciliary,
White City. Prizes were fur
nished by Cootie members.
Practice Set
A practice session for all of
ficers and choir members of
Bethel 14, International
Order of Job's Daughters is
set for Saturday, November
3 at 11 a.m., in the Medford
Masonic temple.
Play Tickets
At Gallery
The Rogue Gallery, 220
West Main street, Medford, is
being used as a reservations
office for tickets for the Foot
lighters production, "Under
the Yum Yum Tree," which
will open this evening at the
Footlighters theater at the
Jackson county fairgrounds.
Telephone inquiries may be
marie at the gallery by calling
telephone 772-8118. The play
will continue through No
vember 2 and 3 and open
again next week for a three
day run, November 8 through
10. Curtain time Is 8:30 p.m.
Shower Honors
Bride-Elect
Miss Diane White, bride
elect of John Sevenson of
Medford, was honored at a
shower given October 28 by
Mrs. Walter Prince and Mrs.
John Murphy at the Prince
home, 854 West Second street,
Medford. The wedding is set
for November 14.
Miss White is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur White,
1059 Morrow road.
The refreshment table was
decorated with a centerpiece
of pink roses and pink can
dles. Guests included the bride
elect's mother, Mrs. Wilbur
White, Mrs. Ray Deaver, Mrs.
Rudolf Swenson, Mrs. Jack
Little, Miss Linda Prince, and
Miss Dirna Detroit.
Shannon Sellers
Host for Party
Wonder A Halloween
party was given at the Bella
Maria ranch by Shannon Sel
lers. The event was held in
the barn, decorated with jack-
o-lanterns and spooks. Guests
were Miss Thersa Cherry, Miss
Darlene Jacobs, Miss Cheryle
Skipper, Miss Dian Estes, Miss
Myrna Wallace, George Cheta-
roff, Danny Price, Don Mor
ris, Corkey Gray, Kenneth Al
exandra, Phil Sain and the
host. Shannon Sellers.
Junior Garden Clubs
Stressed at Session
Central Point-Mrs. A. H
Mason, Portland, president of
the Oregon Federation of
Garden clubs, stressed the im
portance of the formation of
junior garden clubs when she
spoke last week at the Sis
kiyou district meeting of the
federation. There now are 15
junior clubs and one high
school club in the state, she
explained.
Mrs. M. C. Overgaard, Wolf
Creek, a graduate of Land
scape Design school, spoke on
landscaping suggesting that
gardeners not overplant and
Lone Pine PTA
Event Results
In Memberships
Lone Pine Nearly 300 per
sons attended a dinner spon
sored by the Lone Pine Par
ent Teachers association Octo
ber 25 in conjunction with the
group's membership drive for
the year. During the evening
125 membership cards were
issued to parents who at
tended. Mrs. Herman Marrs, mem
bership chairman, was assist
ed by Mrs. C. K. Conn, Mrs.
Edward Earnest and Mrs.
Chester Keene, who issued
the cards.
The executive board and
membership committee pre
pared the food and served.
Mrs. Frank Catalano, presi
dent, and Mrs. Robert Wal
dron, chairman of room moth
ers were assisted with the
preparation by Mrs. Marrs
and Mrs. Dar.ell Harrison.
The serving committee was
made up of Mrs. David
Keiser, Mrs. William Under
wood, Mrs. Thomas Goff, Mrs.
Frank Grover, Mrs. Walter
Vilas, Mrs. Don Rhodes, Mrs.
Ralph Odell, Mrs. Norman
Vance and Mrs. Seth Putman.
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Harvest Dance
Applegate - A harvest
dance is planned by the Ap
plegate Square Dance club
for Saturday, November 3 at
8:30 p.m., in the Provolt
Grange hall. Potluck refresh
ments will be served and
prizes will be awarded.
develop more pride in home
gardens and community plant
ings. John McLoughlin, agent for
the Jackson county extension
service, told of the proposed
aboretum at the experiment
station on Hanley road.
Music was provided by Nor
man D. Carothers, Medford,
music director of Crater High
school, Central Point, and his
choir, the Lavaliers.
Students from the Colleen
Hope Dance studio enter
tained. In the group were
Cindy Newham, Judy John
son and Charlene Gammel
gaard. Mrs. Cliff E. Green, Cen
tral Point, showed slides. The
pledge to the flag was led by
Camp Fire G'rls t the sixth
grade. The invocation was
given by the Rev. Paul
Kroon.
Fourteen clubs were repre
sented with an attendance of
100 garden club members. Ar
rangements were exhibited by
the different clubs, represent
ing the months of the year.
Mrs. O. V. Poe, Medford,
director, presided, with Mrs.
L. C. Gorden, Central Point,
as assistant. Mrs. Dale Hoo
ver, Ashland, is secretary and
Mrs. Ira Fitzgerald, Central
Point, treasurer. The session
was held in the Central
Point Grange hall with the
Crater Garden club as host
group.
United Crusade
Benefits Set
Two dances to benefit the
United Crusade have been
scheduled this month.
Friday, November 2, a teen
age dance will be held at The
Cellar on East Main st. from
9 p.m. to 1 a.m. "The Fres
cos," a local four-piece band,
will play.
Tuesday, November 13, a
dance will be held at the Ar
thur Murray studio from 9:15
until 11:15 p.m. Live music
will be played and entertain
ment and refreshments serv
ed.
Both dances are open lo the
public with the admission to
be donated to the United Crusade.
Miss Lovenbcrg
Honored Guest
Miss Nyla Lovenborg, bride
elect of Gerald Gilbert, was
honored at a ki'chen shower
given recently t the home of
Mrs. Douglas Hinesly, 1032
Murray street. Co-hostesses
were Mrs. Allan Higinbotham
and Mrs. Gordon Pathmann.
Miss Lovenborg. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George Lov-
lenborg, 618 Dakota avenue.
has set November 22 as tha
dale of her wedding to Mr.
Gilbert, who is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Gilbert,
Ashland.
Fall colors were used in
the decorations; yellow can
dles and yellow and bronza
chrysanthemums decorated
the tables.
Refreshments followed
games.
Attending were Mrs. Lov
enborg, Mrs. Inez Ludwick,
grandmother of the bride-to-be;
Mrs. Steven Wisely, Mrs.
Claude Potts, Mrs. Fred Ben
nett, Mrs. Paul Cepurna, Miss
Joyce Staats, Miss Melinda
Lake and the honored guest.
To Meet
The Medford Fifty Plus
club is scheduled to meet at
12 noon Friday, November 2
in the St. Mark's Episcopal
Guild hall, West Fifth street
and North Oakdale avenue.
A potluck luncheon will be
served followed by a brief
business meeting, entertain
ment, card games and
dancing. Members are to take
covered dish contributions
for the luncheon. Persons in
terested are invited.
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