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MEDFOHD MAIL TRI5UNE. MEDFORD, OREGON SUNDAY. MARCH 3. 1963 C 5 Members of Southern Oregon Dental lociety were hosts for the annual dinner and dance at Rogue Valley Country club February 23. Among the wives who attend ed were (left to right) Mrs. Marvin Koch, Ashland; Mrs. Jack Price, whose husband is the new president of the society: Mrs. Robert Thomas, Eugene, wife of the presi dent of the Oregon Dental society, and Mrs. Richard Fredericks, wife of the retiring president of the Southern Oregon society. Guest Speaker Scheduled for Oak Grove PTA William Ruck, Medford di rector of the Ford founda tion's Oregon program, will be guest speaker at the Oak Grove Parent Teachers as sociation meeting Friday afternoon March 8 at 2:30 p.m., in the school cafeteria. Just what the Oregon pro gram is and how it will affect Medford schools will be ex plained by Mr. Ruck. Following Mr. Ruck's talk, election of officers for the coming year will be held. The nominating committee's rec- Geo. Grabow 1365 Kings Hwy., Medford Phone 772-8560 Ultrasonic Cleaning Electronic Timing WE BUY OLD GOLD! ommondations are president, Mrs. Ralph Matlack; vice prsident, Mrs. Don Carlin; secretary, Mrs. Harvey Beatty and treasurer, Mrs. Murrey Dumas. Further nominations may be made from the floor providing previous consent has been obtained from the person nominated Child care for preschool children will be provided in Mrs. Gandee's room and there will be playground supervi sion for children of the first three grades so that mothers may attend the meeting Visit Ashland - Mr. and Mrs. George L- Kingman of Los Angeles visited recently with Mrs. Kingmans sister, Mrs. Florence North of Bellview. MM T miDFOBO ' SBe"Oiltured"'Tearl Charles of the Ritz' idea of how a lady should look wearing matched pearls! "Cultured" Pink lustres your lips and fingertips. "Cultured" Gray shadows and outlines your eyes. Made-to-order face powder polishes this elegant gem to perfection. Lipstick, $2.00. Eyeshadow Stick, $2.00. Eyelid Make-up, $2.50. Fresh Paint Nail Enamel, $1.00. All prices plus tax. Vee Halgren, Consultant i4 . y v V ,-1 r 7 t if i ' YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT INVITED! Ride 'n Shop Member Main and Bartletr Streets Phone 772-6428 Civic Music Returns Said Good Renewal returns for Jack son County Civic Music asso ciation memberships have been exceptionally good, ac cording to Mrs. Darell Huson, president. The renewal forms were mailed last week to 1962-63 members who have the privi lege of renewing their mem berships previous to the an nual membership drive which this year will be held in early April. At the present time officers of the local association are ne gotiating with national civic music headquarters for the well known Paris Chamber orchestra. This group consists of approximately 16 to 20 musicians. Already booked is the Vien na Boys choir, which appear ed here in the mid - fifties. That season the association oversold members as a result of the booking and from present indications the same will occur again, officers stated. Mrs. John Lusk, Medford, and Mrs. Herbert Cecil, drive chairmen, are anxious to con tact volunteer workers for the membership drive which opens April 1. Interested per sons may contact them by calling telephone 772-8635. Membership reserva 1 1 o n s may be made by calling Mrs. Kenneth Brown, telephone 773-5992, association secre tary. Civic music member ships may be used in the Eu gene series and this fall the London Philharmonic sym phony is to appear in Eugene. Dental Wives Set Meeting In Portland Portland The sixth an nual meeting of the Women's auxiliary to the Oregon Stale Dental association will be held Tuesday, March 5 in the Sheraton Hotel ballrooms, Portland. Mrs. James Stagias, Salem, is the out-going presi dent and Mrs. Ralph Cooper of Portland is president-elect for 1963-64. Dentist's wives and their guests from throughout the state will meet first at a social hour starting at 11:30 a.m. followed by a luncheon at 12:30 p.m. The theme for the luncheon-fashion show this year will be "Meet Me In Dream Land wit'.i "Boudoir to Ballroom" fashions from Portland's Fifth Avenue Shop. Jack Howell will be at the piano for the afternoon, and Mrs. Robert W. Stevens, Salem, will be guest soloist. Guests to be introduced are Dr. Robert J. Thomas, presi dent of the Oregon State Den tal association; Dr. Robert Schulstad, president-elect of the Dental association, and Mrs. George Redpath, nation al director of the Women s auxiliary. Mrs. Dale Parker, Salem, and Mrs. John Krippachne, Portland, are co-chairmen for the event with committees made up from members of component auxiliaries. Mrs. Richard Fredricks, Medford, has charge of the name tags for the meeting. HEC Officer To Make Visit Mrs. Margaret Crouch, Cam as Valley, Ore., district Home Economics club chairman, will visit the Roxy Ann Grange Home Economics club members March 5 at 10:30 a.m., in the Roxy Ann Grange hall. Mrs. Mcrvin Hixson, Jack son county home economics club chairman for Pomona Grange, will introduce the speaker. She has extended an invitation to all club members and Grange women to attend Those attending are to take a covered dish for tne luncn eon. Attendance Noted At Security Club; Members Honored About 80 members of the Security Benefit club and guests attended tne weancs- day meeting of the group in the Pythian building. Those who were honor"'! for February birth dates were Mrs. Julia Vokac, Mrs. Lo ella Vaner, Mrs. James John son, Mrs. Fred Corbin. Mrs Anna Odin. John Smith and Myrle Sprague. Mrs. Al Lowry furnished the birthday cake. Assisting with the serving and in the kitchen were Mrs Agnes Furch, Mrs. Lillian Edwards, Mrs. Ima Redmond Mrs. Hazel Carver, Mrs. Katie Farnsley and Mrs. Vokac. The club's next public dance will be March IS in the St. Patrick's theme with music by the Melodious Four some. Meetings held each Wed nesday from 11 a m. to 4 p m are open to interested per sons. Luncheon is served at 12 noon. it- i I J Group Pledged In Ceremonies Eagle Point - At a candle-1 March 6 and district Dr. Robert Thomas, Eugene, president of the Oregon Dental society, was a guest at the recent dinner and dance given by the Southern Oregon Dental society at Rogue Valley Country club. Pictured dur ing the event are (left to right) Dr. Jack Price, new president of the Southern Ore gon society) Dr. Thomasi Dr. Richard Fred ericks, retiring president of the Southern Oregon group, and Dr. Marvin Koch, Ash land, the secretary and treasurer oi the local society. light ceremony February 27 in the home of Mrs. Keith Shcrer, the Beta Nu chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha Soror ity, pledged Mrs. Donald Bergman, Mrs. Steven Wisely, Mrs. Allen Mitchell, Mrs. Gordon Moxley, Mrs. Keith Krambeal and Mrs. Dale Bates. State second vice pres' dent, Mrs. Willie Fischer, Medford, conducted the pledge ceremony, assisted by the chapter president Mrs. Kenneth Vannice and vice president Mrs. Dick Chamber lain. A tea in honor of the new pledges was held with Mrs. Fischer presiding at the tea service and assisted by Mrs. Shcrer. The next meeting will be held March 13 at the home of Mrs. Douglas Harshbargcr. In the interim, a volleyball game Olive Rebekahs Set Observance Friendship night will be observed by Olive Rebekah lodge Monday, March 4 at 8 p.m., in the Odd Fellows hall. The program will be pre sented by Mrs. Marjorie Pear son and her staff. Hall deco rations will be done by Mr. nd Mrs. William Dyer. Cohostesses for the evening will be Mrs. C. D. Hershiser, chairman; Mrs. Orpha Wen del, Mrs. O. S. Walden, Mrs. Lewis Thompson, Mrs. Sliir rell Doly, Mrs. Earl D. Scrip tcr, Mrs. Laura Wicker and Mrs. A. G. Trask. Great Decisions To Study India Mrs. Eloise Winklebleck will lead the weekly Great Decisions discussion group on India at the Wednesday meet ing in Wesley hall of First Methodist church. The group meets at noon nd sessions are geared to the working person who has limited noon hour. Soup and coffee are furnished and per sons may take a sandwich with them. Chairman of the group is Miss Voda Brower. Workshop Planned A Hammond organ teacher workshop will be held at Puruckcr Music House, 111 North Central avenue, Mon day, March 11, at 9:30 a.m. The workshop program Is designed to familiarize per sons with organ teaching methods, and is open to all musicians, Including piano and organ teachers and church organists, according to Jack Strong. The program will be con ducted by Porter Heaps, Co lumbia recording artist, au thor, and organist. He will dis cuss and demonstrate teacn- ing methods and how they may be applied to beginning, intermediate and advanced organ students. Lunch will be served by Purrucker Music House, it was stated, but persons are asked to make reservations with Miss Lynda Carver, 773 7538. Tasfy Combination Halve grapefruit, remove alternate sections and replace with wedges of avocado, lor a persuasive appetizer. Cut thick lengthwise slices of avocado into halves to form wedges. Auxiliary Sets Date of Meeting The auxiliary to the Na tional Letter Carriers asso ciation have scheduled a meeting for Wednesday, March 6 at 8 p.m., in the home of Mrs. Steven Dodge, 907 South Holly street. This year's slate of officers for the group Includes Mrs. Daniel Lcary, president; Mrs, Charles Wiley, vice president; Mrs. Dennis Pfaff, secretary- treasurer; Mrs. Ben Ashlon, mistrcss-at-arms; Mrs. M. W. Cady, color bearer; Mrs. Mary Fredericks, chaplain; Mrs.Jos- eph Bassett, trustee, and Mrs, Dclbert Cone, financial secretary. Adarel Chapter Meetinq Slated Jacksonville - Adarel chap ter, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet Thursday, March at 8 p.m., in the Jacksonville Masonic temple. Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Shores will preside as a worthy ma tron and patron. The dining room committee for the evening Is made up of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Picard with Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Farns- worth, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gibbon assisting. ball March 9 will be held. - Council Slates Talk by Mayor Christian Business and Pro fessional Women's council will hear Charles B. Gill Jr., Grants Pass mayor, during a dinner meeting Thursday, March 7. The event will begin at 6:15 p.m., in the Rogue Valley Country club. Jack Del Monte will pro vide vocal music. A feature of the evening will be a hat review spon sored by the J. C. Penney company store. Reservations should be made for the dinner by March 5 by calling Mrs. Dwain Phillips, telephone 482-1070, or Mrs. Harold Johnson, telephone 482-3052. ilk f I M Downtown Medford J ! 7T -- i ! . - ...... The Talk of the Season Stroller com by AMCO Burelsons Exclusively! HELEN WHITING designed thl style to keep all eve on you when you wer this lovely "BON ARELLA" linen with siddlt stitch jewel neckline nd ileevei, Irouser pleat skirt. 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