Singing Sisters Together
After Separation of Years
Ashland Back in Indiana
many years ago the three
Stowe sisters and their moth
er sang together. They sang
lor churches, they sang at
picnics, they sang just for the
love of it. Eventually the
quartet was broken up by
death and distance and mar
riage so that the Stowe Sisters
of Elkart no longer entertain
ed at community and family
gatherings.
Alcohol Educator
To Talk for PTA
Thursday Night
Central Point-Mrs. R. H.
Walter, alcohol education con
sultant of the Oregon State
Board of Control will be the
speaker at a meeting of Jewctt
Par.nt-Teacher association
Thursday, November 29, at
7:30 at the school. Her topic
will be "What About Alcohol
Education?"
Mrs. Donald A. Faber, presi
dent, conducted a recent ex
ecutive m eting.
M r s, Warren Holbrook,
membership chairman, an
nounced the winners of the
contest held betwe.. the dif
ferent rooms. Mrs. Wingfield's
room won at the Jewett
school. Mrs. Laird's room was
the winner at the Central
Point Elementary school, and
in the Junior High school
Mrs. Broomfield's room was
the winner. The total mem
bership of the P. T. A. is 580.
Mrs. Rinehold Boos, wel
fare chairman, reported on
needs of the committee.
William Brewster, Jewett
principal, announced the com
pletion and success of the
first parent teacher confer
ences held in this area. There
was 95 per cent of the parents
participating in the confer
ence. Mr. McCoy reported
over 200 visitors during edu
cation week.
Refreshments for the next
meeting will be served by
mothers of students i n the
fifth and sixth grades.
College Students
Return to School
Applegate Valley students
who have returned to colleges
after spending Thanksgiving
at their homes here are Miss
Joyce Hawkins, enrolled in
nurses' training at Good Sa
maritan hospital in Portland;
Gary Fosen. from the Univer
sity of Oregon and Linnie
Sample from Oregon State
university.
Students attending colleges
In Southern Oregon who also
spent the holiday here with
Ihcir parents were Jerry
Winningham, Ashland; and
William Dahl. Klamath Falls.
Cancel Dance
Derby The dance schedul
ed by Derby Hoedowners for
Saturday, December 1 has
been cancelled because of
previous commitment for the
hall. The next regular session
will be Saturday, December
15 at Derby Community hall.
Doneys Entertain
Holiday Guests
Wonder Thanksgiving
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Budri Doney were Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Doney, Milpi
tas, Calif., Mrs. Basil Hager
man and daughter. Mrs. Ray
Pond, Portland. Mrs. Hager
man is a sister of Mrs. Doney.
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Late last summer Mrs. Ole
tha Stowe Abbott drove back
from Ashland to the old home
and with her sister Mrs. LaVe
ta Russell took up the tunes of
long ago as they traveled west
ward to the home of the third
singing sister, Mrs. Benita Hel
bing. The trio was united at
last and together they reached
Ashland.
For many weeks the Stowe
sisters have been singing in
southern Oregon. They ap
peared at the Hoosier picnic,
they have sung in Medford
and Ashland churches and 3t
weddings. This week they are
leaving for southern Califor
nia where they are booked for
several religious programs at
which Mrs. Abbott will also
preach. At the conclusion of
their engagements Mr. Helb
ling will return to her home in
Tulsa, Okla., and Mrs. Russell
will go east back home in
Indiana.
Open Hoedown
Is Scheduled;
Classes Open
Because of the demand for
the open hoedown type
square dances, such a session
will.be held Saturday, Decem
ber 1 begining at 8:30 p.m., in
the Country Square hall, one
mile west of Talent on Colver
road, those in charge have an
nounced. The open hoedown is a
square dance where dancers
from all clubs dance together
without any club as sponsor,
it was explained.
Two callers will be featur
ed, Byron (Buzz) Dibble and
Floyd Wor'-man. Guest call
ers and square dancers are in
vited. Women are to take
cookies or cake for refreshments.
Classes for beginner square
dancers will be open for new
members beginning Monday,
December 3 from 8 to 10 p.m.
Instructor is Floyd Workman.
Classes are sponsored by the
Buckles and Bows club and
the sessions are held in the
Country Square hall. Monday
evening will be the last class
open for new dancers, those
in charge stressed.
Eureka Family
Visits in Wonder
Wonder Mrs. Michael
Fielding and daughters, the
Misses Tricia and Katherine
Fielding, Eureka, Calif., have
been guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John Jacobs. Mrs. Fielding is
Mrs. Jacobs' mother. Michael
Fielding Jr., and his wife and
sons, Mark and Michael III,
were also guests of the Jacob
sons Thanksgiving.
Sorority Chapter
Announce Party
A dessert card party will be
held Saturday, December 1 by
Xi Mu chapter, Beta Sigma
Phi. The event is scheduled
for 12:30 p.m. at the Girls
community club and is open
to the public. Reservations
may be made by calling Mrs.
Harold Ames, 773-4173, or
Mrs. Ted Gcrow, 772-4981.
Mrs. Cecil Davis, chairman,
anounces that both bridge
and pinochle will be played.
Richeys Return
From Honolulu
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hichry,
28 Ross court, have returned
home following a vacation In
Honolulu, Hawaii. They mo
tored to Portland and flew
by jet clipper from there.
The couple registered at the
Hawaiianna hotel and took
tours to homes and gardens of
the area.
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Espresso coffee, a favorite of Europeans, particularly the
Italians, ii a speciality at the Ashland Art gallery. The pal
lery owners, Robert Onstad and his wife, Betty, have an
espresso machine and can brew up 20 variations of the
drink. They buy specially roasted beans in San Francisco,
paying about twice the price per pound that coffee sells for
in Rogue valley markets; the variations are contrived with
milk, spices, whipped cream and other ingredients.- Tea is
also made at the gallery, and both brews are served in hand
made pottery cups.
Gardeners Plant
Trees in Park
Prospect Work on the city
park is being continued by
members of Prospect Garden
club. At a recent session, the
women planted a sequoia, a
black pine, a scotch pine and
two weeping spruce. They also
have a tamarack and a juni
per, doated by Mrs. Clarence
Hedgepath.
When the park is complet
ed, it will contain many trees
not native to this locality.
Between work periods at
the park, the women had
luncheon and a business meet
ing at th home of Mrs. Earl
Millard. Plans were made for
a Christmas party December
14 in the Community hall.
Houseguests
Ashland Recent house
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
J. Baughman. 100 Lincoln
street, were Mr. Baughman's
grandson and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Clinton B. Lee and two
daughters from Fremont,
Calif.
Leave
Ashland Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Morgan and infant
son, Christopher, returned
Sunday to Castro Valley,
Calif., after spending Thanks
giving with Mrs. Morgan's
parents. Mr. and Mrs.- Oscar
C. Bjorlie, 611 Normal ave
nue. Calendar
Calendar notirtfa and newa for
the society section of The Mail
Tribune must he suhmitted in
writine and deadline for the Sun
day edition Ii 1 pm Friday Dead
line for the weekly calendar is ft
a m o' the day of puhlication and
for wceK day news is 5 p.m. the
day before publication.
Wednesday:
6:30 p.m. - Auxiliary to
Siskiyou canton, Patriarch's
Militant, IOOF hall.
7:30 p.m. - Medford .1 a y
rettcs. at home of Mrs. James
Coon. 203 Genessee St., for
Iransportation to home of
Mrs. James Hnlloway, Scenic
ave.. Central Point.
7:30 p.m. - Order of De
Molay, Medford chapter, Ma
sonic hall.
7:30 p.m. - De Molay Moth
ers club. Masonic hall.
8 p.m. - Medford Toast
mistress, Girls Community
club.
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Masons Visit
In Washington;
Students Home
Shady Cove-Trail - Mr. and
Mrs. Theron Mason and chil
dren of Shady Cove made a
trip to Tacoma, Wash., over
the Thanks giving holiday.
They visited with Mrs. Ma
son's nephew and his wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ducketl and
family.
Guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Linden of
Shady Cove have been Mr.
and Mrs. A, T. Tomer, Nampa,
Idaho.
Pat Meyer, freshman at the
University of Oregon, spent
the vacation holiday with his
family, the C. F. Meyers,
Shady Cove. He brought with
him, Tod Jensen, San Rafael,
Calif., also a student at the
university.
Another University of Ore
gon student, Miss Linda Lev
ering, spent the Thanksgiving
holiday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Gird Levering of the
Royal Coachman hotel, Shady
Cove. Accompanying her
home for the vacation period
were two other students, Miss
Lora Glenn of California and
Bruno Madrid, Eugene.
Mrs. V. Dixon of Medford
was a guest for Thanksgiving
dinner at the home of her
brother and family, Mr. and
Mrs. John Dickinson, Shady
Cove.
Gucsls over Ihe Thanksgiv
ing holiday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Kee were Mr.
Kee's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kee and Mrs. Kee's
brother, Maurice Cham cer
tain, all of Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey E
Fclkcr, Redding, Calif., were
guests over Thanksgiving at
the home of their son and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Budd Felker,
Trail.
Mr. and Mrs. Don W. Taylor
and children, Bruce and Mau
rine, Nampa, Idaho, spent the
holidays with Mrs. Taylor's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rudi
Derksen of Trail.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nance
and children, Jan and Ronnie
from Hayward, Calif., spent
Thanksgiving wilh Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Landry, Trail.
Wrights Return
From Trip South
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wright and son Michael, Los
Angeles, Calif., have returned
home after visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. E. R.
Rice, 910 West Eleventh
street.
Also visiting at their home
is Mr. and Mrs. James Llllie, j
former Medford residents. ;
and parents of Mrs. Rice. Mr.
Lillie has been hospitalized
in Ihe Portland velerans hos
pital and is convalesing from j
surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. John Martinez ;
and children, San Bruno,
Calif., have been guests in the
home of Mrs. Martlner.' par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Gra
ham. 173 Jeanette street. Mrs.
Martinez is the former Sharon
Graham.
Mri. Zola Elmore
Dinner Hostess
Hornbrook-Mrs. Zela El
more was hostess for an early
Thanksgiving dinner at hrr
home thp week before the
regular holiday date. Guesls
were her sisters. Mrs. Evva
Gandy, Eugene, Ore.: Mrs.
Etnn Henderson and Mr.
Henderson of Orovllle. Calif.,
her sons and their wives. Mr.
and Mrs Ardon Burns and
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Burns,
all of Ilornbrook, and Mrs.
Paul Green and daughters.
Linda and Lydia of Ashland
Family Visits
In California
Prospect Mr. and Mrs.
O. E. Stone spent Thanksgiv
ing week in Sacramento with
their daughter and son-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Mclvin Lang.
Marlcne, Marerne and Mau-ireen.
MAIL TRIBUNE. MEPFORD,
Many Students
Spend Holiday
In Montague
Montague - Residents o f
Montagueand vicinity were
home to share the festive
Thanksgiving board with fam
ilies and friends.
College students here for
the long week end included
Suzie Soule, San Francisco
State college, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Cline Soule; Faye
Coatney and Jim See, Chico
State college, daughter of the
Harold Coatneys and son of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert See; Jeff
Kuck, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Kuck, home from the
University of California, Ber
keley; Mr. and Mrs. Don Rolf
Jr., son-in-law and daughter
of theConCoonrods. also from
UC in Berkeley; and Stanley
Sears, son of the Norman
Sears and a student at Cali
fornia Polytechnic Institute,
San Luis Obispo.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Pra-
ther had their daughter and
family, Dr. and Mrs. Don
Meamber, Don Jr., Carolyn
and Barbara, for dinner and
hunting. Don Jr. is a student
at U. C. in Davis, and Carolyn
is at UC in Berkeley. ,
Mrs. Aldee Davis' guests
were her brother, Ed Coon
rad, her daughter, Mrs. Hen
rietta Terwilligcr, and ' her
granddaughter and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Walters,
Patricia, Chris and Vanita.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wil
liams drove to McCloud to be
with their son and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Williams and
children.
Mr. and Mrs. Denis Gillis.
Inglewood, were here to spend
the holiday with Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Rice. The two women
are sisters.
Mrs. Mable French was in
Yreka with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Athy and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Davis
joined their friends Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Helm and daughters
at Grenada. Also visiting the
Helms were Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Wright and three children,
Yuba City, and Ken Babbitt,
Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Williams
had their family for dinner.
Included were their sons,
David and Danny, their bro
ther, Floyd Williams, their
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Mattos and three
children, McCloud, and an
other daughter and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Star Scholz
Yreka.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Norton
have left for their home in
Eureka, Calif, after visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Wcldon, 818 South
Peach Slreet. Medford.
Mrs. Norton is Mr. Welron's
sister.
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Anniversary
Celebrated
By Bethel 56
Shady Cove - Bethel 56, In
ternational Order of Job's
Daughters, observed Friend
ship night, the seventh anni
versary of organization of the
bethel and Masonic and East
ern Star night at a meeting
Saturday, November 24, at the
VFW hall, Shady Cove.
Mrs. Velma Green Burnie,
Portland, grand guardian for
urcgon wncn me Demei was
instituted in November, 1955
was a special guest.
The majority degree was
conferred on three members,
Miss Suzanne Rogers, Mrs.
Larry Smith, the former Jack
ie Hume, and Mrs. Young, the
former Roberta Burns.
Miss M a r c 1 a Ackcrman,
honored queen, announced
that the bethel would attend
services at t irst Methodist
church, Medford, November
25.
Escorted and intro d u c e d
were Honored Queens Sandra
Beasley, Central Point 38, and
Camille Eri, Medford 69; sev
eral past queens, including
Miss Nancy Kelly, Coos Bay;
several princesses of valley
bethels; Karen Edgar, Coos
Bay, representative to Mani
toba; and Queen Marcia, rep
resentative to Oklahoma; Mrs.
John North, fourth messenger
of the grand guardian council
in Oregon; and a large num
ber of other dignitaries.
Three types of presentations
were made. Proficiency cer
tificates went to Tandy Bed
ingfield and Susan Wilson;
honorary member certificates
went to the new majority
members and honor certifi
cates were presented to Mrs.
Burnie, Mrs. John Dunlap,
charter guardian and Allen
Rodgcrs, charter associate
guardian.
An addendum was given in
Mrs. Burnie's honor, and she
was given a gold charm for
her Jobie bracelet.
Bethel 69 members won an
inter-bethel contest.
Guild Seeking
New Members
A membership drive is be
ing planned by Providence
guild of Sacred Heart hospit
al. To focus attcntio.i on the
drive, all members tnd pro
spective new members are In
vited to attend the monthly
meeting of the group Thurs
day, December fi, at S.'cred
Heart hospital at 10 a
Plans for the new year will
I be discussed
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Gardening Topic
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Project Planned
Yreka "Gardening With
out Work" was the topic of
the program presented to both
the afternoon and evening
Garden Clubs In Yreka, by
Mrs. Ray Penney November
12.
The material used by Mrs.
Penney was taken from a book
by Mrs. Ruth Stout in which
she advocates the use of a
mulch eight inches deep on
flowers and vegetables to pre
vent the growth of weeds
around the plants, conserve
moisture and to provide fer
i t,i,z(.r g5 the mulch decays.
Listed as good mulching
materials were spoiled hay, de-
rayed vegetables, leaves, pine
needles, garbage and grass
clippings.
Mrs. L, B. Waters, vice
president, presided at the af
ternoon session held in the
VFW hall.
Mrs. Wallace Turre's home
on Blake street was the meet
ing place for the evening sec
tion, and Mrs. Vergil Nelson,
chairman, presided.
A discussion was held re
garding the decorating of the
hospital in which both after
noon and evening groups will
participate this year, it was
decided to decorate the even
ing of December 10 and fol
lowing the work, a party is to
be held at the home of Mis.
Ernest Johnson.
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Ashland Mrs. Lorena Mc-
Nair, 323 Oak street, flew to
Pasco, Wash., last Wednesday
to spend- the Thanksgiving
week end with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
James McNair.
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Planning Bazaar
Montague - The Woman's
Society of Christian service Is
completing plans for a bazaar
and luncheon Saturday, De
cember 1. Mrs. Harold Coat
ney, president, states that the
event will begin at 11:30 a.m.
in the Club room, Montague.
Sewing meetings held each
Tuesday as well as many
hours of home work by the
members have produced num
erous interesting items. In
cluded are plain and fancy
aprons, always a top seller,
a novelty table where there
will be stuffed toys, small
household items, a plant table,
dish towels and linens, home
baked and cooked goods, a
table of home-made candy
which will be sold by the
piece, bag or box.
A home-cooked chicken pie
luncheon will be served; a
variety of salads, dessert and
beverages will complete the
lunch.
This event is always one of
the major social events of the
winter season here, and gives
many persons a chance to
shop.
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