Music Drive
Achieves
Goal
For the first time since
1954, Jackson County Civic
Music association achieved
its goal ol selling all member
ships available tor the sea
son, during last week's 19b'3
64 drive, association officers
have announced.
Board members have met
to consider further artist se
lections. Mrs. Darell Huson, as
sociation president, presided.
In addition to the two con
certs already scheduled, t lie
Vienna Boys choir and Paris
Chamber orchestra, three
others are planned. These will
be contingent upon schedul
ing and when dales have been
secured, they will be announ
ced, Mrs. John Lusk. drive
chairman has stated.
New membership cards will
be mailed in the fall prior to
the first concert, Mrs. Lusk
added.
LIVE EASTER
Bunnies!
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
At Both Stores
Sorry
We do not sell
Baby Chicks for
pets
Another Shipment of Beautiful
WOOL KNITS
Rid 'n Shop
Member
Main and Bartlett Streets
I Shady Cove Guild i
Women To Attend j
Luncheon Event
Shady Cove - Mrs. Harry j
I Birch and Mrs. Leonard Mo- i
dee of St. Marlins guild of St.
Martin s Episcopal church.
Shady Cove, will represent
the guild at a southern Ore
gon deanery luncheon April j
29 in Riddle, il was announced
during a guild meeting recent
ly in the home of Mrs. John
Wilson. Shady Cove.
Guests at the meeting in-1
eluded Stanley Welch, church
vicar, Mrs. J. McCorkle, Mrs.
Kenneth Lacey and Mrs. Ala
bert Esten.
A letter was read express
ing appreciation from the
Rev. R. s. Kinney of the
church's mission at Allakaket,
Alaska, for items sent by the
guild.
Mrs. Ranald Axtell, chair
man for a rummage sale to
be held May 2 in the Fehl
building. Mcdforri. appoint
subcommittees.
The May meeting will be
held in the home of Mrs. Paul
Robinson with Mrs. Joe Waltz
as cohostess.
6th & Bartlett
South Fir and 10th
by
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Social Events
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Among Ihe many items which will be offered during
the Potpourri sale scheduled April 26 and 27 by volun
teers of the Jackson County chapter, American Red Cross,
will be a revised edition of ihe Red Cross Canteen cook
book. Pictured above are four of the canteen members
when initial plans for the sale recently were made. Left
to right they are Mrs. George M. Roberts, Mrs. Melvin
Potpourri Sale Slated By
Volunteer;) of the Jackson
I County chapter of the Ameri
can Red Cross went into ac
tion this week with initial
! preparations for the main
fund raising event of the
year, a Potpourri sale, April
26 and 27, at the ChapUr
house.
The local chapter is a
I United Fund supported
! agency; however, the entire
1 budget is not met through this
Downtown Medford
ME3F0F1D
drive. To meet their balance
of financial need which en
ables them to provide the
wide scope of community
services they now offer, vol
unteers participate in a scries
of fund raising events
throughout the year.
The sale promises, lo be a
community effort with con
tributions of new merchan
dise coming in from the local
retail merchants.
Your Charge
Account Invited
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wool for spring. The jacket has perfect middy
manners with merest suggestion of a collar
and smart slits on the side. Slim skirt underlines
a look that is at home just about anywhere.
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KIMBERLY KNITS the most graceful under
statement in wool knit for spring. An almost
cadigan neckline points to a trimly belted
wastline. Slash pockets take to the gentle curve
of the hip. This slim wonder starts at breakfast
and remains the best-dressed guest for dinner.
MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD.
Women
Krows, Mrs. A. Conro Fiero and Mrs. Ernst Ruegger. Mrs.
Fiero is canteen chairman and Mrs. Ruegger, cochairman.
The original book was compiled in 1958. Two editions have
been completely sold out with requests for copies still bo
ing received from valley residents and Red Cross chapters
throughout the country. It also has proven to be a favorite
gift item.
Red Cross
In addition a plant and
garden sale will feature
an assortment of rare plants
and unusual garden acces
sories. Baked foods prepared by
sonic of Medford's well
known cooks will be offered.
A wide selection of used
merchandise will be on sale
and the Red Cross canteen
will preside for a snack bar
where shoppers may rest ;md
$55.95
Phone 772-6428
OREGON
s News
Chapter
I chat while enjoying
coffee
' and cake.
Among the many items to
be offered during the sale
j will be the new revised edi
tion of the Hod Cross Canteen
cook book. The original book
was compiled in 1058 by mem
bers of the canteen as a direct
result of the great demands
for recipes of the dishes pre
pared and served by this
group of volunteers. Two
editions have been completely
sold out, with requests for
copies still being received
from valley residents and Red
Cross chapters throughout the
country! 11 has proven a great
favorite as a gift item, the
staff pointed out.
The new book will contain
the salad, entree and dessert
recipes of ihc curlier edition,
along with many new dishes.
and will make its appearance
in the original cover designed
by a member of the local high
school Red Cross, Loose-leaf
inserts of the new additions
will be available for persons
already having the cook
booK.
The canteen of the Jackson
County chapter of the Red
Cross, with Mrs. Conro Fiero
as chairman and Mrs. Ernst
Ruegger as cochairman, has
achieved recognition for its
outstanding service. Organ
ized to serve in time of disas
ter, they keep in practice by
participating In all local visits
of the bloodmobile, they
serve luncheon during the
monthly Red Cross board of
directors meetings, are re
sponsible for all food service
during disasters such as the
December 9 flood and have
successfully managed B num
ber of special events like the
Bridge Brunch as the chapter
house last week.
CALENDAR
Wednesday:
7 p.m.-Medford Lions aux
iliary, Colony restaurant.
7:30 p.m. - Failli circle of
Central Point Presbyterian
church, fit 1022 Scenic ave.,
Central Point.
7:30 p.m. - Nitcl i g h I e r s
Home Extension unit, Snook
home, 3208 Snowy Bullc rd.
8 p.m.-Medford Toastmls
tress club, Girls Community
club.
8 pjn.-Pythjatl club. Girls
Comiiiuniiy club.
8 p.m. - Shakespeare group
of AAUW. Mis. Keith Ed
wards, 1400 Kings highway.
8 p.m. - St. Mary's High
school Parents club, all-purpose-room
nt school, Black
Oak drive.
8 to 10 p.m. - Round dance
workshop. Country square,
one mile west of Talent junc
tion on Colver rd.
Thursday;
1(1 a.m. Phoenix Home Ex
tension unit, Phoenix Presby
terian church.
10:30 a. in. -Agate Home Ex
tension unit, home of Mrs. W.
F. Cate, Gregory rd
10:30 a. in. Lone Mountain
Home Extension unit. O'Brien
school house.
10 30 a. m. -Willow Springs
Home Extension unit, home
of Mrs. Lawrence Loefflcr,
477 Beebo rd., Central Point.
10:30 a.m. - Howard Ex
tension unit, Mrs. C. E. Chit
um, 26UU Mcrnman rd.
10:30 a.m. - Derby Exten
sion ublt( Mrs. Porter Allen,
Box 112. Butte Falls highway,
Eagle Point.
12:30 p.m. - Adarcl Social
club, Jacksonville Masonic
temple.
12:30 pin. -Med ford So
journers club, Girls Commun
ity club.
130 p.m. Past Presidents
club of auxiliary to Crater
Laki Aerte, Fraternal Order
(ol Eagles, Mrs. Lylc Tickcll,
823 Broad st , Medford
Shower Honors
Bride-Elect
Shady Cove -Trail - Miss
Bonnie Smith of Shady Cove
was guest of honor at a bridal
shower given for her at the
home of Mrs. Delbert Spain,
April 5. Mrs. Lewis Dusen
berry and Mrs. Ray Bltterling
were cohostcsses. Miss Smith's
marriage to Arthur George
Pech will be an event of Sat
urday. April 13 at the Trail
Community church.
This will be a double wed
ding as her sister. Miss Carol
Smith will be married at the
same time to Dewey Lee
Henderson.
Tile color scheme for the
coming wedding was used in
the decoration motif. The
centerpiece was heart-shaped
witli a floral arrangement of
white daffodils and lavendar
anemone and grape hyacinths.
Games were played with
first prizes going to Mesdames
Ivan Hale, Al Andre and
James Smith. Mrs. Smith is
mother of the bride-elect. Oth
er prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Everett Elrod and Miss
Carol Smith.
Mrs. Ben Nork Jr., assisted
the bride-elect with opening
gifts. Others attending the
shower were Mesdames Mar
tial Andre', William Reaves.
John Kissee, Ray Chubb, Ted
Jantzer, Walter Saltier, Ev
erett Elrod, and the honored
guest's sisters, the Misses
Carol and Sharon Smith.
Returns
Shady Cove - Mrs. Frances
Miller, Shady Cove, has re
turned home after visiting for
a month in Portland with Iter
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Decker,
and family.
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WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10. 1113
Applegate Unit
Elections Held;
Enter Exhibits
Applegate V a 1 1 e y Mrs.
Paul McDonough, Sterling
road, was elected chairman of
Upper Applegate extension I final chapter on the study of
unit at the meeting April 5 at a South American scries dur
the home of Mrs. Clarence j ing their meeting this eve
Roloff. Mrs. Rupert Maddox
Jr., was elected vice chair
man; Mrs. Earl Sharp, secre
tary; and Mrs. Roloff, treas
urer. Mrs. McDonough will
attend state council meeting
at Corvallis April 29 through
May 1st.
Mrs. Maddox and Mrs. Ken
neth Paine will have charge
of arranging the unit exhibit
at the county Homemakers'
festival at Central Point
April 16. Exhibits will show
projects demonstrated during
the year, and the local unit
has selected a combination of
items from the drapery, up
holstery, mosaic, and hat
making projects.
The unit held two work
shops this year, aside from
scheduled projects which in
cluded mosaic, led by Mrs.
McDonough, and yeast bread,
led by Mrs. Roloff and Mrs.
Wilfred Pearson. '
The May meeting and In
stallation will be held jointly
with Foots Creek unit al the
home of Mrs. Harry Davis,
Gold Hill.
Guests
Dinner guests on Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Cyril G. Gay, 600 Mary place,
were Mr. Gay's daughters,
Mrs. John Pearson, Roseburg,
and Mrs. William Canflcld
and children, Tom, Chorleen
and Billy, Klamath Falls.
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Xi Mu Chapter
Meets Tonight;
Elect Officers
Xi Mu chapter, Beta Sigma
Phi sorority will hear t ha
ning at 8 p.m., in the hoina
of Mrs. Charles Carey, 627
Pierce road. Mrs. William
Hartman will present the sub
ject on Brazil and the Carib
bean. A mad-hatters party will ba
held and members will dis
play original styles. Mrs. Ern
est Mickclson. social chair
man, has announced that
awards will be given.
Cohostesses will be other
members of the social com
mittee, Mrs. Thelma Halvor
sen and Mrs. James Daugh
erty. During recent elections,
Mrs. Hartman, who has serv
ed as treasurer for the past
two years, was elected presi
dent, Mrs. Carey was elected
vice president; Mrs. Raymond
Hoadlcy, recording secretary;
Mrs. Mildred DeWitt, cor
responding secretary; Mrs.
Merrill Beneka, treasurer,
and Mrs. Ted Gcrot, city
council representative.
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