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MONDAY. APRIL IS. 1963 6 A 1 Y alIi jaabaw .flik. mm Jk. JLmmmmmmm m Aw MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON The visit of three students from out ef town n ihe oecuion last week for a din nor party in tht Edward Goodwin homo. 837 Mariha.ll arenut, Madford. Piciurad abova from laft to right ara Jamai Hanion, Mi Marthanna Goodwin, Mill Patricia Spragua, and Aniruddh G. Thakar. Mill Spragua, of San Dlogo, Calif., li a fraihman etudent at Lawii and Clark college Port land; Jamai Hanion, ion of Mr. and Mrs. John Hanion, 2000 Waitarlund drive, and hit houiaguait Mr. Thakar, ara itudanti at California-Waiiarn unlvariiiy, San Diago. Mill Goodwin ii a lanior itudanl at Mad ford High school. Mr. Thakar, from Bom bay, India, hai attended the California chool tor tha pait ona and one-half yaari, and ii working toward hii masters degree in business adminiitration. Ha ii majoring thara in economic!. From the University of Bombay, he holdi a maiteri degree in com merce and a bachelor degree in law. Mr. Hanion, a Madford High ichool graduate, is a fraihman at the university, and ii fraih man clan repraientativa to the student council there. Ha ii majoring in psychology. Local Democratic Womenl Parents i Group veets i onignr Group discussions with all Several Jackaon countyStatus of Women set up by women plan to participate in To Attend Conference a statewide ucmocrauc wo men's conference Wednesday, April 17 in Salem, according to an announcement made by Mrs. Ralph Poston, vice chair man of the Jackson County Democratic central committee. Attendance goal is one per cent of the registered Demo cratic women in each county. The statue of women will be the conference subject. Mrs. Edward C. Kelly will be moderator for a panel dis cussion. Mrs. Frank Christian, Talent president of the Elea nor Roosevelt league, is in charge of a display of pic tures and Information on wo men who have been promi nent in Democratic politics over the past 80 years. The conference o b s erves the golden anniversary of wo men achieving s u f 1 r age In Oregon. The session will open at 10 a.m., in the Marion hotel. Miss Gladys M. Everett, Portland attorney, will pro side. She Is a member of the national commission on the President John F. Kennedy in 1961. Miss Evorrett recently returned from Washington D.C,, where she attended a meeting of the national com mission and served on the civil and political rights com mittee, under chairmanship of Congresswoman Edith Green of Oregon. Further information in re gard to the conference may be obtained by calling Mrs. Poston, 773-4760 or Mrs. Christian, 535-1380. Among others who plan to be there from this area are Mrs. Dee Newton, Mrs. Thomas Rutter and Mrs. Gene Mills. members participating will be conducted by Parents With out Partners this evening at 7:30 o'clock In Girl Scout headquarters, 200 South Oak dale avenue. Refreshments will be serv ed. Any interested parent without a partner is invited. Those who need transport ation may obtain information by calling Homer Smetz, tele phone 664-1780. Visiting O'Brien - Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Warren, O'Brien, are Mr. and Mrs. George Jeffcrs, Walton, Ore. The guests are Mrs. Warren's parents. Footlighter Play To Open Tuesday Night at Theater "Five Finger Exercise.'' a bird market. The son, Clive, drama with comedy touches, is played by Eldon Mitchell, will open Tuesday, April 16, ' The smallness of the stage for a five-day run at the at the Fairgrounds theater Footlighter theater at the has always posed many prob Fairgrounds. The play, with a lems for the set-makers and setting in Suffolk, England, is players, and this situation has directed by Frank Buchtcr. been somewhat improved Director Buchter, who has The large window at the rear a background of many years of tne staKe has been removed both as an actor and director and a sma11 extension con for this little theater group, I structed. This gives the stage this time is working with an a bit more depth. The set for all-new cast. The one excep-! ',f"lve Finger Exercise" has tion is Les Boardman, who been built by Hal Applcbaum, has appeared in several Foot-! Dr. Gene Ray, Charles Tuck lighter offerings and who ! er "" other members of the plays the role of Walter Lan- Footlighters. ger, a tutor. Curtain time each night is Of particular interest is the j " ' " P a"a "CKe,s sre nn presence in the cast of JoAnn (Mrs, Reedy) Berg, a former Miss Oregon. Mrs. Berg is playing the mother, Louise. The role of her husband, Stanley Harrington, is played by John Gregory, a real es tate dealer in Modford. Their daughter, Pamela, is played by DeAudrey Knapp, who is on the staff of the Thunder- Calendar Applegate Valley - Apple gate Valley Garden club will Grand Officer To Be Honored Table Rock encampment of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, and auxiliary will honor the grand patriarch of the lodge, B. Arno Vosc, Port land, during a dinner meeting Thursday, April 18 at 7 p.m. The dinner will be a potiuck event. Election of delegates for a grand lodge session The Dalles will be conducted. Visiting patriarchs and Matri archs are invited. Program on Trees Slated for Club Jacksonville - Juniper and Hemlock will be the topic for the continuity program to be given by Mrs. J. B. Noble at the Jacksonville Garden club meeting Thursday, April 18. It will be at the home of Mrs. Dee Hendrickson, 2195 Beall lane, Central Point, at 1:30 p.m. sale at the door. WSCS Meet In Medford Announced The annual district meeting of the Womans Society of Christian Service will be held in Medford at First Methodist church, WestMain and Laurel streets. Wednesday April 17. Registration of d e 1 egates, which includes all members and officers of the local so cieties located within the Eugene district, state and conference officers, and visi tors, will be at 9:15 a.m. Luncheon will be served at noon, with closing time set at 2:30 p.m. A nursery for small children will be pro vided at the church. The theme of the meeting will be 'The Working of His Power Within Us-Among Us, and Through Us." Mrs. Ells worth Tilton, president . of Womans Society of Christian Service, of Western jurisdic tion, will be guest speaker. Conference officers will present "Our Mission Today" A skit on the work of the so ciety also will be presented. A good topping for baked potatoes is whipped cottage cheese with a little minced onion and seasoned salt. Calendar notices ana news for the society section of The Mail Tribune must be submitted m writing and deadline lor the Sun day edition ti 1 pm Friday Dead line tor the weekly calendar is 9 a m of the day ol publication and tor weel day news is 5 pm the day betore publication. Monday 6:30 p.m. - Men of Unity. North's Chuck Wagon res taurant. 6:30 p.m. - Department of Class Room Teachers, Rouge River Elementary school cafe teria. 7:15 p.m. - Warren assem bly, International Order of Rainbow Girls. Jacksonville Masonic temple. 7:30 p.m. - Ruth Esther unit, Wesleyan Service guild. First Methodist church sanc tuary. 7:30 pm. - Rogue Valley Home Economists in Home making, Hawthorne Convales cent Rehabilitation center. 625 Stevens st. 7:30 p.m. - Parents With out Partners, Girls Scout headquarters, 200 South Oak dale ave. 8 p.m. - Nevita Social club, Mrs. James Hopkins, Cedar St., Shady Cove. 8 p.m. - Olive Rebekah lodge, IOOF hall. Tuesday 9:30 a.m. - Westminster Presbyterian church circles: Ruth, Mrs. Stuart McQueen, 2136 Hillcrest ave.; Martha, Mrs. James Rowan, 828 Min nesota ave. 10 a.m. - Second ward. Re lief society. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, in church, 648 South Ivy st. 12 noon - Medford Navy Mothers club, Mrs. Dan Ev ans, 987 Niantic st. 1:30 p.m. - Rogue Valley Herb society, Girls Commun ity club. Ashland - Mrs. Andrew) Brothers Here w.. ........ ... . .-Hnen-Lonum lu si wu I - . San Jose, Calif., have been from Smith River, Calif., are meet at the home of Mrs. guests during Easter vacation Ronald and Donald Campbell, ! William Ziegler Thursday, week of her parents, Mr. and who are staying with their : April 18, at 2 p.m. There will Mrs. Martin Farnham, Ander-; sister and brother-in-law, Mr. be a plant sale for 4-H schol son Creek road. Talent. and Mrs. Richard Davis. 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Hostesses were Mi. and Mrs. Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Richer. Olive Rebekahs Meet Tonight A program entitled. "E.t. er Lighis." under direction ot Mrs. Marjory Pearson and at.vff will be conducted Ibis evening by Olive Rebekah lodge members w h e n they meet at 8 o clock In the 10OE hall An Easter bonnet parade also is on the program, Friendship night ob servances at Central Toint lodge. Wednesday, April it and Glendale M o u n taineer lodge April 18 will be attend ed by members front Olive Ilebekah lodge. The annual Odd Fellows and Rebekah "trek" in Jack sonville April 20 also will be attended by the Medford lodge. luncheon Announced For Past Matrons Nevita Past Matrons' club will meet Wednesday, April 17, at 12:30 p.m. at Stanleys restaurant for luncheon Res ervatlons are necessary and are to made with Mrs. Mary Note, 773-1644, before Mon day evening. Mrs Juanita McKibben will conduct a business meetlnc following luncheon. 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