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Mm. Annabelle Cronk and Mrs. Helen
Johmon (seated, leit lo right) and Mrs.
Blanche Robison (standing, center) patients
at Rogue Valley Nurting home, were among
the women who were given permanent
waves and hair teti last Sunday when mem
Activities for School Year Are Scheduled
Hornbrook - Plans lor ac
tivitles for the remainder of
the current school year were
made or discussed by members
of the Parents' club at their
regular meeting Thursday.
Among the plans completed
were those for Valentine room
parties to be held Thursday,
February 14, and for a Hobo
Mulligan stew party to be
held on February 23 at the
schoolhouse. This latter will
be a fund-raising event.
Tentative plans were made
for a hobby show set for an
April date, and for a style
show and a class in Beauty
Tips for girls in the eighth
grade graduating class. Mrs.
Dorothy Shelley of the local
Mountain View Beauty Shop
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will conduct the class. Date
for this event will be April 25.
Sometime after February
16, a scries of eight movies
will be sponsored by the sev
enth and eighth grade classes,
as a means of raising money
for graduation projects.
The first part of May, the
Parents club will give a din
ner for the seventh and eighth
grade students and their par
ents.
Hostesses for the February
meeting were Mrs. Jim Lis
key and Mrs. Steve BIoss.
Mrs. Alice Rutledge's first and
second grade room won the
Hornbrook Hornet for having
the most parents in attend
ance at the meeting. The reg
ular March meeting will be
held on Thursday, March 7.
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bers of Rogue Valley unit, Oregon Beau
ticians' association, visited nursing homes.
The beauty operators make the trip to the
nursing homes an annual event in observ
ance of National Beauty Salon week, which
opens today.
Holy Land Trip
To Be Reviewed
A trip to the Holy Land
at Easter time will be the
topic of an illustrated talk by
Mrs. Karl Johnson at a meet
ing of St. Catherine's guild
Monday, February 11, at 8
p.m. in the guild hall at St.
Mark's Episcopal church.
The meeting will be con
ducted by Mrs. Ann Wirk-
kula, newly elected president.
and Mrs. Sam Janes, vice pres
ident, will introduce the
speaker. Other guild officers
are Mrs. Eugene Donahoo,
secretary, and Mrs. Gary
Monical.
Mrs. Wirkkula recently an
nounced the appointment of
committee chairmen for 1963.
Thev Include Mrs. William
Ardry, hospitality; Mrs. Janes,
program; Mrs. Ralph Mat
thews, publicity, Mrs. Ivan
Pointer, telephone; Mrs. Rob
ert Wilcox, refreshments; Mrs.
Gary King, nursery; Mrs. Ed
ward w. tamest, Junior
church school; Mrs. William
llermnn, devotions; Mrs. Rob
ert Walker, courtesy; Mrs.
Paul Chinn, prayer books;
Mrs. John Crawford, United
Thank offering Mrs Frnil
Morlan. Mrs. Don MrNnll
roster; Mrs. William Clcgg,
Mrs. Louis Thurman, card
party: Mrs. William Rnhnrto
Mrs. Thomas Tinsley, Mrs. N.
n. uiadielter, Mrs. A. D.
Roach, dinners.
Hostesses for the evening
will be Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Mc
Neil and Mrs. Edward
Klimko.
Degree of Honor
Head Will Visit
Mrs. Clara B. Gcrtson, Hep
pner, Ore., national committee
woman and slate director for
the Degree of Honor Protec
tive association, will be In
Mcdford to conduct installing
ceremonies Monday, February
11. The local association meet
ing will be held at 7:45 p.m.,
! in the Gills Community club.
Mrs. Julia Docrfling, Grants
Pass, slate past president, will
j assist Mrs. Gcrtson.
1 Mrs. Arthur Webster is 111
1 charge of the social hour.
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Society Island
To Be Shown; Classes Set
Jesse Anderson, Ashland,
who made an extensive trip
by jet plane last fall to New
Zealand and Australia, will
show colored slides of the
first part of the tour called
"Through the Lens" for pro
fessional and amateur photog
raphers, on Monday, Febru
ary 11, at the Senior Activity
center starting at 1 p.m.
This show for the Arm
Chair Travelers group will
cover stops at the Society is
land group including Tahiti,
Bora Bora and Moorea, then
westward to the Fiji Islands
and south to the Isle of Pines,
New Caledonia. Trips between
islands were made by plane,
motor boat, and native outrig
ger sailboats and pictures will
be shown of native ceremoni
als, dancing, and festival
feasts.
Later in the month, Mr. An
derson will continue the show
with pictures of New Zealand
and Australia.
These weekly travel shows
are open to any senior as the
Arm Chair travel group is not
a closed group. The Senior
center, at 601 East Jackson
street, is sponsored by the
Rogue Valley Council on Ag
ing, in part of a park build
ing, maintained by the city
for the purpose of promoting
leisure time programs and
classes for all persons over 50
who wish to participate.
There are no charges and
the six-day activities irom
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, except
Friday, are planned ana car
ricd out by volunteers.
InformHl Classes
Classes are informal and
may be entered at any time
during the year.
The copper tooling, mosaic,
ortrl nil nnintlnir rlnsR mem.
hp who wish to exhibit their
craft and painting at the an
nual meeting oi me nogue
Vnllntr r-nimnll nn Afflnff nn
Thursday, February 21, at the
Red Cross auditorium, are
asked to complete some work
in the next two weeks for this
Diirnose. The time and nlans
will be announced.
Tito turn npwpst nrnprams.
the bridge lessons on Satur
day afternoon by Mrs. Maude
Codding, and the Sineine Sen
iors on Sunday afternoon un
der the leadership of Kenneth
Butte Falls
PTA Will Meet
Butte Falls - Founders day
will be observed by the Butte
Falls Parent Teacher associa
tion Monday, February 11 at
7:30 p.m., in the high school
cafeteria.
A skit will be presented
and the Melody Mams will
do several oldtime selections
directed by Erie Kissel. Pian
ist will be Mrs. Leth Mead
ows.. Program chairman is
Mrs. Ted Fredenburg. A sil
ver offering will be taken
and refreshments served.
Faith Circle Plans
Wednesday Meeting
Central Point Faith circle
of the First Presbyterian
Church of Central Point, will
meet Wednesday, February
13, at the home of Mrs. War
ren llolbrook, 001 Crown ave
nuc, Central Point. Mrs. B. W.
Mushancy will assist.
Mrs. B. L. Russell, circle
chairman, will conduct a short
business meeting, and the pro
gram is being arranged by
Mrs. Edwin Christie.
To Meet
Illinois Valley A Dulcli
auction is planned for mem
bers of Marguerite Rcbckah
lodge when they meet Wed
nesday, February 13 at 8 p.m.,
in the IOOF hall in Kerby.
Instead of waiting time
traveling around blocks to
find parking place, the
wise shopper putt that time
lo use In a more careful so
lection by tiling a convenient
PARK ft SHOP lot.
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IT SAVE ENERGY. Shop
In Downtown Medtord and
use PARK 1 SHOP.
MAIL TKIBUNb. MEDFORD.
Tour Slides
Thurston, still" lead the groups
in attendance.
Last Sunday, a string trio
from the Senior Center or
chestra, William Picket, Mrs.
Francis Barrett, and Mrs.
Flora Price, played for the
singers for a short program
before the group started to
sing.
Visit Nursing Home
Thursday, February 14, the
orchestra will practice from 1
to 2 p.m. as usual at the cen
ter, then will go to the Mill
edge Nursing home to play
and sing for the patients from
2 to 3 p.m.
Tuesday, February 12 from
10 a.m. to noon, the mosaic
class teacher, Mrs. Laura
Whitcher, Glendale, will be
present, There will be a dis
cussion on whether to discon
tinue the class until better
weather is assured. The last
two weeks, Mrs. Whitcher has
been unable to make the trip
due to weather conditions.
All members are to take
their finished mosaic to the
class in order to exhibit it at
the annual meeting February
21.
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Dorcas Society Event Fetes Longtime Member-
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A potluck luncheon honor
ing Mrs. E, G. Davis Sr., on
the occasion of her seventy
ninth birthday was held
Wednesday by the Medford
Mrs. Ruth Marshall
Returns to Talent
T a 1 e n t Mrs. Ruth Mar
shall, 135 North Front St., was
returned home ifter a stay in
California. She was a guest of
a daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Giuliano,
Oakland, another daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Van Galder and fam
ily, Ventura, and a sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Doyle Rennels, Norwalk. The
Rennels are former Medford
residents.
While in California she
visited the Gold Star Moth
ers home in Long Beach. Fol
lowing her return to Oregon
she then visited a son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Marshall and family,
Springfield. The Marshalls
are also former Medford
residents.
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Seventh day Adventist
church's Dorcas society at
their welfare center head
quarters in the church base
ment. Mrs. Davis is a longtime
member of the society, and
has helped in its work of pre
paring and distributing food,
clothing, and furniture to
those in need for many years.
Carnival Set
At Wilderville
Wilderville - A school car
nival at Wilderville has been
announced for Saturday, Feb
ruary 16. The date was set
during the February 5 meet
ing of the Wilderville Parent
Teacher association.
During the event the King
and Queen of Hearts will be
presented.
Chairman for the event in
clude Eldon McCann, dart
booth; Mrs. Del Lawrence,
fishing booth; Mrs. Robert
Stalcup, popcorn booth; John
Rice, shooting booth; Mrs.
Curt Frizzell, kissing booth;
Mrs. Elbert Bondurant, soft
drink booth; Mrs. Merrill
Gunter, penny toss; Mrs. Don
Bagwell, fortune telling.
FEE ST
'Jorgensens9
A gift was presented to her
by the society members in
appreciation for her years of
service.
Mr. Davis has also assisted
by roping and preparing
boxes packed by the society
fn, ,hmnin In th Watson-
ville, Calif., depot, where they
are sent to disaster areas in
the United States and over-
seas.
C. C. Weis, pastor of the
Medford church, was a guest
at the luncheon and spoke, to
the society members on the
object "and duties of the wel
fare organization.
At a short business session
Mrs. Ralph Carothers was ap-
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pointed Dorcas secretary for
the current year, and Mrs.
William Doidge accepted the
position of treasurer. 1
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