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SUNDAY, APRIL 21. 1963
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON
Mr. and Mrg, Ltster Pile,
of April 2 a Jiving at 3410
bride n lha former nana
was raad in the homa of har ion and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mra. Cbrla Haglar, 5595 South Pacific highway. (South
ern Oragon Color Piocaiaori photo)
Angel Street
Announced by Troupe
"Angel Street," the play by
Patrick Hamilton also known
as "Gaslight," Is the next
production of the Thespian
troupe of Medford High
school, and will be presented
April 25, 27 and 20 in the
arena theater, Room 61 in the
high school annex.
Season ticket holders
should make reservations and
Reames Chapter
Observance Set
The sixty-third anniversary
of the founding of Reames
chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, will be observed Thurs
day, April 25, at 8 p.m. at a
chapter meeting In the Med
ford Masonic temple. Fifty-
year members will be honor
ed. Mrs. Gene Dyke, worthy
matron, and Ross Giliklson,
worthy patron, will preside.
Mrs. Evelyn Hendricks will
be chairman and Russell Zun-
del and Mrs. Hazel Ramsey
will assist.
All Eastern Star members
are invited.
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To Hold Session
Scottish Rite Women'! club
will hold a business session
Monday, April 22 at the Med
ford Masonic Temple at 8
p.m. according to Mrs. H. C.
Goldsmith, newly installed
president of the group.
Plans for the ensuing year,
committee appointments and
proposed by-law revisions are
on the agenda Mrs. Goldsmith
announced.
Refreshments will be serv
ed following the meeting.
Gas Heats Water
3 to 6 Times Faster
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whose marriage wai an avenl
North Pacific highway. Tht
Iona Haglar and the caramony
Players
single tickets will be avail
able at the door or in advance
from those associated with
the production.
The play unfolds the demo
niac story of the Manning
hams who live on Angel
street. Under the guise of
kindliness, handsome Mr.
Manningham is torturing his
wife into Insanity. He accuses
her of petty aberrations that
he has arranged himself and
since her mother died of in
sanity, she is more than half
convinced that she. too. is
going out of her mind.
While her dlobolical hus
band is out of the house, a be
nign police Inspector visits
her and ultimately proves to
her that her husband is a
maniacal criminal suspected
of murder committed 15
years before In the same
house, and that he is prepar
ing to dispose of her.
Then starts the game of try
ing to uncover the necessary
evidence against Mr. Man
ningham. It Is a thrilling and
exciting melodramatic game.
The lead parts of Mr. and
Mrs. Manningham are played
by Paul Jenny and Miss
Jackie King.
Elizabeth, the housekeeper.
is played by Miss Tracy
Blackstone, and Nancy, the
maid, will be portrayed by
Miss Rhonda Farfan.
Mr. Rough, the police In
spector, will be done by Greg
Keith, and policemen will be
Dave Ragnetti and Mike Dc
Salvto. Mrs. Lcnore Zapell, drama
instructor, Is directing the
play.
Birthday
Celebrated
W. n. Bullock was hon
ored by a small group of
friends who called on him
Sunday, April 14, when he
celebrated his 98th birthday
anniversary.
Mr. Bullock makes his
home here with his youngest
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Karl J. Knulson, 615
North Columbus avenue.
He was born in Blanchard,
Iowa. April 14, 1865. the day
President Lincoln was assas
sinated and has lived in Med
ford since 1900.
A ion, the Rev. Ralph D.
Bullock. Is a missionary in
Hong Kong. Three other
daughters arc Mrs. Ruth
Forgcy, Vancouver, Wash.;
Mrs. Rose D. Frost. Santa
Barbara, Calif., and Mrs.
Loveda Dc Pont, S o 1 e d a d,
Calif.
A granddaughter and her
family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Cearley, reside on Biddle
road. He has seven grand
children and 12 great grand
children. Mr. Bullock has raised daf
fodils and narcissi, which he
has sold to Mcdford residents
for many years. He was a
member of the ground ob
server corps and was honored
in 1957 as the oldest sky
watcher In the Medford sec
tor. He was custodian in the
Medford schools from 1910 to
1937.
Repubicans
Invite Public
To Luncheon
The public is invited to at
tend the luncheon meeting of
Jackson Counly unit, Oregon
Federation ot Women's Re
publican clubs Monday, April
22 at 12 noon in Jackson
House. Reservations should be
made by calling Mrs. E. E.
Hass, telephone 772-8273.
John Y. Lansing, assistant
vice president and chief leg
islative representative for the
Pacific Power and Light com
pany, will present his views
on what has happened at the
Oregon State legislature, and
include further information
on what is happening and
what probably will happen
during the session slated to
adjourn some time in May.
Title of his address is "Got
a Complaint? Write Your
Legislator."
Westminster
Church Women
Slate Events
Mrs. James P. Rowan and
Mrs. Edwin Btrother will re
port on a recent Southwest
Oregon Presbyterian meeting
in Grants Pass during a ses
sion o Westminster Presby
terian Women's association
Tuesday, April 23, in West
minster church, Mrs. Strothcr
was elected at the meeting as
chairman of the spiritual faith
and life committee of the
Southwest Oregon Presbyle
rlal. Coffee will he served at the
opening of Tuesday's meeting
at 9:30 a in. The showing oi
the film, "The Gift." will
close the meeting.
The association has been in
vited to then Join the First
Presbyterian church associa
tion at 11 a.m. Miss Frances
Logan, a retired missionary,
who served in the Taiwan
area and China and is now
srrving at the Cameron house
in Sao Francisco, will be
guest speaker for the after
noon. Mrs. Jack Sides will
lead the Bible study at 11
o'clock and those who attend
should take sack lunches for
the noon meal. Coffee and
dessert will be provided
Reservations may be made
by calling Mrs. William Cobb,
! telephone 77J-U429, or Mrs
Itowan, telephone 7T--5859.
Child care will be provided
at both meetings. Those who
attend the lunch should take
food and milk for their chil
dren. Family Moves
lalent - lhe Lloyd Lacy
family moved to thrir new
home on Henry street in Ash
land recently, The Lacys. who
had lived In Talent many
years, recently sold their
home on the new highway to
Mr and Mrs. George Hartley,
who plan to farm the land
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W. R. Bullock, who celebrated hit 98th birthday an
niversary Sunday, April 14, still enjoys the spring flowers.
After retiring, Mr. Bullock grew and sold daffodils and nar
cissi to residents of his neighborhood. Mr. Bullock makes
his home with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Karl J. Knulson, 615 North Columbus avenue.
CALENDAR..
Today
7:30 p.m. - "Rehearsal in
Kcriolh," Heritage Players,
First Christian church sanctu
ary, 209 South Oakdale ave.
Monday
12 noon - Jackson County
unit, Oregon Federation of
Women's Republican clubs,
Jackson House.
12:30 p.m. -Rogue chapter,
Grandmother Clubs of Ameri
ca, Girls Community club.
8 p.m.-Scottish Rite Wom
en s club, ftieatora Masonic
temple.
8 to 10 p.m.-Bucklc5 and
Bows Square Dance Club,
Country Square hall, one mile
west of Talent Junction on
Colvcr rd.
Tuesday
9:30 a.m.-Westminster Pres
byterian Women's association,
Westminster church.
1U a.m.-Second Ward Re
lief society of LDS, at church,
648 South Ivy st.
10 a.m. - Past Chiefs club,
Pythian Sisters, Pythian
building.
10 a.m. -Southern Oregon
Lutheran Women's Mission
ary league, St. Paul's Luther
an church, Grants Pass.
10 a.m. - First Christian
church groups: Clark, Mrs.
Bessie Gotl, 542 Ivy St.; Mc-
Cracken, Mrs. George Breese,
Rogue Valley Manor.
10:30 a.m.-Applegate HEU,
Mrs. William Pittock, Hum
bug rd.
10:30 a.m.-Womcn's associ
ation, First Presbyterian
church, Fireplace room, at
church.
12 noon-Kiwanian Dames,
Mrs. Karl Clinkinbcard, 2110
Woodlawn dr.
1 p. in. -Travel Study club,
OFWC, Fireplace room, Girls
Community club.
1 p in Red Cross Communi
ty Service club. Red Cross
center, Hawthorne ave.
1 p. in. -First Christian
church groups: Swander, Mrs.
Harold Otloson. 109 Geneva
St.; Troxell, Mrs. Mabel Buc
canan, Route 4, Box 393;
Wcare, Mrs. A. L. Paul. 1205
West Eleventh st.
1 p in - Howard Garden
club, Mrs. John Crocker, Cok
er Butte rd.
6:30 p.m -lOOF and Olive
Rebekah lodges. lOOF hall.
8 p.m.-Nevila chapter. OES,
Central Point Masonic temple.
Wednesday
10 a m First Ward Relief
! society of LDS, at church, 648
South Ivy st.
10 a.m. to 3 p.m -West Side
Mothers club benefit party,
Mrs. R. K. Peters, 3188 Ross
lane.
1 1 a m. to 4 p.m Security
Benefit cluh. Pythian bldg.
1:30 pin -AAUW book re
view group, Mrs. William
Cousineau. 1787 Huberts rd.
1:30 p.m. Oak Grove Neigh
borhood club. Mis. Walter
WUaon, 832 Janney lane.
6:30 p.m Medford De Mo
lay Mothers club family din
ner Medford Masonic temple
8 p in Xi Mu chapter. Beta
Sigma Phi. Mrs. Cecil Davis.
1405 West Eighth st.
8 p m. -Delta Gamma alum-
Bavtnt Visit
In Prosptct
Prospect Mr and Mrs. Dan
Sevens and sons. Ashland,
were guettt last week end of
friends and relatives in the
Proapecl area. Mr. Bcvcns is
a student at Southern Oregon
college and will be graduated
with tin- 1963 class. He ex
pects to teach school begin
ning next (all.
ni, Mrs. George M. Hammond,
Apt. 627, Rogue Valley
Manor.
Thursday
10 a.m. - Zuleima temple,
Daughters of Nile, Mrs. Emer
son Anderson, 2131 Hillcrest
rd.
12 noon-Medford Sojourn
ers club, Girls Community
club.
8 p.m. - Reames chapter,
OES, Medford Masonic tem
ple. 8 p.m.-Auxiliary to Crater
Lake aerie. FOE, Eagles hall,
217 West Main st.
Friday
II a m -Women of Unity,
Unity church, Holly and Hav
en sis.
11:45 a.m. - Electa Social
club. Girls Community club.
7 to 9:30 a.m. - Jacksun
school PTA carnival, at
school.
8:15 n.m.-"Marlha " rnmun
tic opera, given by Philhar
monic Society of Southern
Oregon, Medford High school
auditorium.
Saturday
11 a.m.-Pl Beta Phi alum
nae. Rogue Valley Country
club.
12:30 p.m. -Southern Ore
gon PEO council, Starlight
room, Hogue Valley Country
club.
1:30 p.m.-Crater Lake chap
ter, DAR, Girls Community
club.
8:15 p.m.-' Martha," roman
tic opera, given by Philhar
monic Society of Southern Or
cgon at Medford High school
auditorium.
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Purchase.
Show Set
For Coming
Week End
Eagle Point-"Amcrica the
Beautiful" is the theme for
the Eagle Point Garden club's
annual standard flower show
which has been announced for
April 27 and 28 in the Eagle
Point grade school gymna
sium.
Added features of the flow
er show this year will include
a style show with fashions
from the Town and Country
Dress shop in White City, Sat
urday at 3 p.m. A silver tea
and plant sale will be open
for the convenience of guests
both Saturday and Sunday
afternoons from 1 to 5 p.m.
Of special interest in the
non-competitive division of
commercial displays will be
the exhibit of Mrs. Lewis Al
len of White City specializing
in African violets, and Mrs.
John Dickinson of Shady
Cove specializing in roses.
Also in this division will be
conservation and education
and herb displays. Exhibits of
the winning essays submitted
in the recent garden club
sponsored contest will be on
display throughout the flower
show.
Public Invited
The general public, as well
as garden ctubs and garden
club members, are invited to
attend and exhibit. The Eagle
Point Garden club is working
toward an award and is
making a special invitation to
everyone in the area' who has
not received a blue award in
a flower show to enter in the
novice division this year. Ac
cording to a spokesman for
the club, all horticulture ex
hibits in bottles must be
grown by the exhibitor but
arrangements may be obtain
ed in some other fashion. Ar
rangements will be classified
for the novice, amateur, ad
vanced amateur and garden
clubs.
The junior division will in
I elude horticulture, arrange
ments, featuring "Cowboys
and Indians." "Nature's Treas
j urcs," and "Going Into Orbit"
themes.
In keeping with the theme
the club has selected such ar
rangements for the classes as
"American Way of Life" and
"Crossing the Plains" for the
novice; "Everything Grows
Bigger in Texas," "Early
American," and "Yankee Doo
dle" for the amateur; "Free
dom of Religion," "By an
Ozark Stream," "Southern
Belles." "Beauty Is Where
You Find It," and "Interpreta
tion of a Song" for the ad
vanced amateur and "From
Sea to Shining Sea" for the
garden clubs.
Entry Hours
Entries will be received on
Saturday, April 27 from 7:30
a.m. to 10:30 a.m. when they
must be in place.
Mrs. A. T. Wattenberg of
Eagle Point is the flower show
chairman and may be reached
at telephone 446-3777 for fur-
ther information.
Mrs. Ted Flury is in charge
of staging; Mrs. Charles Cush
man and Mrs. Dale Bigham in
charge of scheduling; Mrs.
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SOC Players have chosen lhe classic
"Hansel and Gretel" for lhe annual chil
dren's play. Shown preparing for lhe pro
duction are Gretel (left) played by Jane
Olson, Sun Valley, Calif.: Hansel, (imprison
ed in cage) enacted by Milton Schweppe.
Roseburg. Ore., and the wiich, portrayed by
Carole Sandburg, Coos Bay. Ore. The first
performance of the play will be sponsored
1964 District Chairman Is Named
Miss Patty Abel, Grants
Pass, was installed 1964 dis
trict chairman of the Oregon
Theta Rho Girls clubs during
the recent twelth annual dis
trict convention held in Med
ford. Miss Judy Hall, Klamath
Falls was Installed cochair
man. Miss Kathalce Appcl
gatc, Central Point, is retiring
chairman.
Next year's convention will
be held in Grants Pass.
Miss Jackie Wheeler. Cen
tral Point, won the obligation
contest. This is the third con
secutive time the contest has
been won by the Central Point
club, which gives it perma
nent possession of the trophy
presented.
Clubs were represented
from Medford, Central Point,
Grants Pass, Merrill and
Klamath Falls.
Miss Vicki Breen delivered
the welcoming address.
Decorations were centered
around the retiring chair
man's emblem, a hand clasp
and a pink rose.
Charles Hoover, horticulture
entries; Mrs. Ted Flury, ar
rangement entries; Mrs.
Charles Cushman, classifica
tion; Mrs. Glenn Hale, judge
and award chairman; Mrs. J.
Grow, Mrs. N. Etzel and Mrs.
Dale Bigham, placement; Mrs.
J. Grow, publicity; Mrs. Vic
tor Hay, conservation and ed
ucation; Mrs. Francis Putman,
Mrs. Paul Force, and Mrs. Ray
Harnish in charge of the sil
ver tea.
Mrs. Ted Flury of Eagle
Point is the club president.
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course, it by Park end Shop. Park
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drive on the lot. You save time
nd trouble . . . another way
that your progressive downtown
merchants try to make shopping
easier and more pleasant for you.
You'll find 9 on
venicntty located
lots waiting for
you in the center
of downtown ac
tivity. Look for
the
Park & Shop
Sign
Miss Patty Burleigh, state
assembly president was intro
duced, and joint youth com
mittee representatives present
were Mrs. Helen Wheeler and
John Roblsori,
Entertainment included
Ashland Traveler Vis
Ashland-Mrs. Foss Kramer, I
332 Hargadine street, who is
traveling abroad with eer
mother, Mrs. Bertha Walton
Of Live Oak, Calif., writes of
their experience riding cam- j
cl-back when visiting the
pyramids and tells of touring
the ancient ruins of Greece.
They were to join the Eas
ter pilgrimage to the Holy
Sepulchre in Jerusalem.
Other points included in j
the lour are Cairo, Beirut,
Rome, Paris and London, i
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tion of University Women. Tuesday, April
23, at the Holly theater at 2:30 and 4:15
p.m. Two evening performances arc sched
uled for April 26 at 8:15 p.m. and April 27
at the same lime in Churchill hall on the
SOC campus and Ashland AAUW members
will sponsor matinee showing April 27 at
10 a.m. and 2 p.m. also in Churchill hall.
by Club
skits presented by the Misses
Diana Vinzant, Cheryl Walk
er, Breen, Linda Ray and
Barbara Beer, all of Medford.
Luncheon was served by
Olive Rebekah lodge mem
bers. its Jerusalem
Mrs. Kramer and Mrs. Walton
traveled to New York and
from there left for Europe.
The tour is sponsored by the
Order of Eastern Star.
Couple Visits
In Kelso
Ashland-Mr. and Mrs. W.
E. Moor, 1049 Ashland street,
arc visiting in Kelso. Wash.,
with their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. E. G.
Hunt.
Phone 772-6165
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