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SUNDAY, MAY 12 1963
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON
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MANOR-ISMS .
By ETHEL YN EVANS
We Manor mcmbcn enjoy iFranzw gave a luncheon and
biu trips hither and yon. The I bridge party lor Manor
one booked for last week took I friends and neighbors in the
us to Portland to attend the Club room.
Ice Follies. Thirty four or five Another neighbor of ours
Mrs. Helena Hals Svensen. 602 North Riveriide avenue,
left Wednesday from Portland by the Polar route for Nor
way where she will spend several weeks with relatives. Mrs.
Svensen, who came to this country from Norway as a young
married woman, received ticket far the trip as a Mothers'
day gilt from ber daughter and six sons.
Baptist Women Announce Topic
A mioolor.cr;. viist j-nc mr worn in ni.
be presented at the meeting
of Women's fellowship of First
Baptist church Tuesday, May
14 at 12:30 p.m., in the Girls
Community club. A dessert
luncheon will be served by the
Rebecca circle members, with
Mrs. Mark Cole, circle leader,
as chairman.
Mrs. Don Falwell and Mrs.
Carl Scott will present the
program on work done by Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Vincent, who
organize new Conservative
Baptist churches, and the
women also will tell of new
churches in Oregon. The Vin
cents are to leave Indiana in1
Mrs. Ron Brenneman will
preside for the business meet
ing and a prayer session will
close the meeting with Mrs.
Nell Gardner in charge. Mrs.
Larry Adams is to give the
devotions,
Chapter CG
A special meeting has been
called for Chapter CG, PEO
Sisterhood members Wednes
day, May 15 at 7 p.m., in
the home of Mrs. John Kent,
922 South Oakdale avenue.
Dessert will be served and
Mrs. J. A. Grigsby will assist
the hostess.
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This meisagt is a publfe service of KOGAP
Lumber Industries. Producers of Mulri Birk
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of us, with our favorite driv
er, Fred Linton, started about
9 a.m. had lunch at the Vtl
lagc Green near Cottage
Grove, and arrived in Port
land in mid-afternoon. Re
markable! One can rcmem
Ler when it took more than
a day, then one day, and now
down to a few hours.
We stayed at the Sheraton
in Lloyd Center and had an
opportunity to shop in the big
shops. Our bus took us to
and from the show, and will
bring us back Saturday, stop
ping for another luncheon at
the Village Green. We had no
money chores to distract us
everything, except our meals
in Portland and shopping bills
were arranged for and paid
by the Manor and will be add
ed to our monthly bill. Care
free fun!
Last Sunday evening wc
had another demonstration
that proved Grants Pass and
the Manor are part of one and
the same community. The ves
per service in our auditorium
was conducted by the senior
choir of the First Baptist
church. Grants Pass. About 45
singers, in becoming robes
with white satin collars, pre
sented The Holy City"-a fine
program directed by Mrs. Jo
seph Schweinfurth. Mrs..Rob
crt Gallagher was organist
and Mrs. Grove Holcomb, .pi
anist. Their clergyman, the
Rev. Roy Price, presided,
gave the Invocation and, also
sang bass solo parts. The au
ditorium was filled with ap
preciative members. The
Ralph Moores, the Ted Coates,
the Sam Bakers, Mrs. Charles
Cooley, the John Demmers,
Mrs. James Lium and perhaps
some of our .newer members
are all from Grants Pass.
Naturally, I do know that
"Spring has Come" to all of
you, as well as on our Manor
Hill, but each time something
new bursts into bloom, I long
to tell you about it. The latest
to start me bubbling are our
pink dogwood trees - tiny
things, but every twig pack
ed with beautiful blooms. A
valley friend, .arriving for a
parly during one of the spas
modic sunny periods, stood
and marveled at the many,
many men and women mem
bers weeding and planting
and digging - not only on the
individual lots but all over the
grounds. At the first possible
moment, picnics will break
out all over. The Elmer
Franzwas and this "Manor
ism" family constantly plan
for one.
In the meantime, Mrs.
Mrs. J. A. Driskcll, has just
returned from a long visit
with her California family
and friends. She claims seven
great grandchildren and we
simply cannot believe it. We
insist that both she and her
daughter must have been
"child brides."
Through our Manor repre
sentative, Mrs. Boone G.
Harding, we are participating
in the Inter-Community coun
cil - a valley liaison group
of social service agencies sup
ported by the United Crusade.
This group acts as a source of
information for the promotion
of community plans for better
ment.
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Four' ef the five charter members of
Phoenix Garden club still living in the
valley were present for a tea given Tues
day afternoon in the Phoenix Community
clubhouse to celebrate the 2Slh anniver
sary of organisation. They are (left to
right) Mrs, Cora Chandler, Mrs. Vaughn
Quackenbush, Mrs. Jesse Wilson and Mrs.
E. R. Vroman. The women enjoyed look
ing over the scrapbook which club mem
bers have added to throughout the years.
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Antique silver pieces centered the tea
table at a parly given May 7 by Phoenix
Garden club to celebrate the club's silver
anniversary. Mrs. Charles F. Johnson (at
left) was general chairman of the parly.
Mrs. A. C. Lewis (center) is club president
and Mrs. George Bourne is a past presi
dent. Past presidents and officers of the
Siskiyou district, Oregon Federation of
Garden clubs, poured during the tea.
Wilson PTA Installation, Meeting Set
Mrs. Charles Swenson will
be installed president of Wil
son school Parent Teacher as
sociation at the unit meeting
Friday, May 17 at 2:30 p.m.,
in the school auditorium. All
interested parents are invited
to the meeting which will be
the last one for the unit dur
ing the current school term.
Room visitation will be held
from 2 to 2:30 p.m.
Mrs. Gordon Read will be
installed vice president; Mrs.
Robin Binns, secretary, and
Mrs. Russell Brendlc, treas
urer. Mrs. Chester Keene, re
tiring president of the Jack-
Visit Parents
Kerby - Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Scott, Azalea, Ore., are visit
ing for several days in Kerby
with Mr. Scott's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Scott, and
with Mrs. Scott's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Max McNaught at
Cave Junction.
son County Council of Parent-
Teacher associations, will In
stall. .).....
Fifth grade students will
present a skit entitled, "Vaca
tion Safety," and musical en
tertainment will be furnished
by the Wilson school orchestra
directed by Elmer Ayres.
Refreshments will be served
by mothers of children in the
first grade. Child care for pre
school age children -will be
available in the activity room.
Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Shaw
and sons, Tim and Todd, and
Mrs. Shaw's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Flett, were guests
last week at the home of Mr.
Shaw's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Shaw, 641 Pine street,
Medford. They were en route
to their home in Portland
from San Antonio, Tex.
Antique Silver Basket
Used at Anniversary Tea
Phoenix-Pink camellias and
lily of the valley arranged
in an antique silver basket
centered the tea table for the
twenty-fifth anniversary ob
servance of the Phoenix Gar
den club held May 7.
Four of the five remaining
charter members who attend
ed and were honored during
the event were Mrs. Cora
Chandler, Mrs. Jesse Wilson,
Mrs. E. R. Vroman; and Mrs.
Vaughn Quackenbush, also a
past president of the club.
Mrs. Robert Frame, another
charter member, was not pres
ent. Past presidents also were
honored. The nine who attend
ed were Mrs. O. V. Poe, now
district director of the Oregon
Federation of Garden Clubs;
Mrs. Thomas Carter, Mrs. A.
C. Lewis, Mrs. O. L. Pen
land, Mrs. Walter Grochocki,
Mrs. Charles Johnson, Mrs. R.
M. Kent, Mrs. George Bourne
and Mrs. Quackenbush..
Mrs. George Bourne read
Serve drained sardines on
a bed of lettuce. Garnish with
lemon, minced hard-cooked
egg and finely chopped on
ions. Pass toast fingers. The
little silver fish take on all
the glamor of caviar when
they are served the same
way.
the history of the club and
introduced district officers,
Mrs. Lester Gorden, assistant
director, and Mrs. Ira Fits
gerald, director-elect.
Mrs. Jewel Parr had ar
ranged the tea table center
piece and pouring during the
afternoon were Mrs. Poe, Mrs.
Carter, Mrs. Parr, Mrs. Fitz
gerald, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs.
Vroman.
Mrs.' Harry De Jarnett wa
in charge of the guest book,
assisted by Mrs. Wilson and
Mrs. Mary Papsworth as host
esses. Arrangements depicting all
past flower shows given by
the club were featured. Other
arrangements were supplier
by the Medford, Crater and.
Jacksonville Garden clubs.
The program included a
triple trio from Phoenix High
school. Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Wolf gave an exhibition of
folk dancing. ;
A "spoof" fashion review
was narrated by- Mrs. D. E,
Lewis. Models were Mrs. John,
Klassen, Mrs. Sol Cox, Miss
Donna Lewis and Mrs. R. M.
Lewis.
Typical of the styles shown
was a "tea" gown, made main
ly from tea bags, a "box"
coat, and a "fir" trimmed
stole. "
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