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WEDNESDAY. JUNE 19. 1963
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
Social Events Women's News
Central Point Flower Show Is Large Event
Central Point-The scent of
roses and song of blrdls from
stero recordings presented
garden atmosphere as the
many visitors to the flower
ehow of the Central Point
Garden club last week, enter'
ed Jewett School, scene of
the show. The theme "Salute
to Our Schools,"- was carried
out by artistic designs suggest
ed by school subjects, horti
culture of the Rogue Valley
and an exhibit featuring the
beautification of the Jewett
School yard.
This past year members of
the sponsoring club studied
"Nature's Color Wheel" in all
phases of gardening. At this
show the values of red stood
out predominantly in the
many roses, sweet Williams
and peonies exhibited. The
values of blues were present
In the stately delphiniums,
bachelor's buttons and lark'
sours. The other colors were
present In the many other
flowers and foliage.
Chairmen of this show un
der Mrs. Wallace West as pres
ident and Mrs. L. C. Gordcn
as general chairman, were
Mrs. Gaston Floux, schedule
Mrs. Steven Benston, staging
Mrs. Eugene Orr, properties;
Mrs. Bert R. Elliott and Mrs.
R. D. Kay. classification; Mrs.
Curtis Hopkins, entries; Mrs.
Everett Young, placement;
Mrs. C. W. Anhorn, publicity;
and Mrs. A. O. Floyd, hospital
ity. .
Nina Judgei
Serving as Judges were Mrs.
O. V. Poe and Mrs. R. T.
Nichol of Medford, Mrs. Drew
Lamb and Mrs. E. A. Bay of
Ashland, Mrs. Hugh O'Con
nor, Mrs. Scott McKendree
and Mrs. Will Blackman, Kin
maths Falls, and Mrs. E. C.
Schweitzer and Mrs. Earl J.
McFall, Tulclake, Calif.
The nearly 400 horticul
tural entries were In excep
tionally fine condition and
color because of the cool
weather previous to the
show. Sweepstakes winner in
this division was Mrs. Bert
Elliott, followed by the close
competition of Mrs. ' Edith
Updikes' roses.
Members of the junior
clubs, Little Gardeners, West
Side Home Improvement club
and the Duffy Dills, helped
about the show at the lea
table and guest book as well
as making entries. Those as
sisting were Misses Marllcs
. Gorden, O'Connor, Susan Mc
Coy, Diane Jantzcr, Sandra
and Debra Mayficld, Corlnne
Florey, Louise Herzog, Win
nlford and Catherine Anhorn.
In the hall bonsai and other
patio planters were displayed
by the S and H Nursery and
a miniature farm and supplies
were on display by tho Cen
tral Point Grange Co-op.
inese attractions received
special awards.
Colored slides entitled,
'Trees, Our Heritage," pre
sented the tree planting proj
ect of the club at Jewett
school, C. C, Hoover's tree
presentations and other local
conservation views. This stage
and the educational feature,
:'Plant a Tree," were arrang
ed by Mrs. Bohnert and Mrs.
Kay with the assistance of
Bill Brewster, principal of
Jewett school.
Refcshmentg were served
from a table arranged with
white snapdragons and red
roses In a silver bowl and
lace cloth. Individual tea
tables were centered with
miniature red schoolhouses on
pastel cloths. In charge of the
tables and service were Mrs.
J. Cornutt and Mrs. Purdv.
Pouring during the show were
officers from the valley Bur
den clubs Mrs. Miller and
Mrs. Clifton Green of Med
ford, Mrs. George Smith and
Mrs. S. M. Christianson of
Gold Hill, Mrs. Green and
Mrs. Charles Taylor of Cra
ter, Mrs. O. V. Poe and Mrs.
Leo Thomas of Phoenix, Mrs.
C. C. Hoover and Mrs. Ted
Flury of Eagle point and Mrs.
Ira Fitzgerald and Mrs. L. C.
Cline of Siskiyou district
Horticultural Prize
Ribbons for horticultural entries
were presented ei follows:
Clematis Mrs. Floux, blue:
Mrs Elliott. re1 end Mrs. M. Lash
er. Mwiiord, yellow.
Violas Mrs. Olga Johnson.
Grants Pass and Mrs. Benston,
blue: Mrs. Gorden. red and Mrs.
Benston and Mrs. Cliff Green, yel
low. Pansies Mrs. Gorden and Mrs.
Floux, blue: Mrs. Pansy sturgeon
and Mrs. Gorden. red and Mrs.
Floux and Mrs. Green, yellow.
bwcet Peas Mrs. John Holmer
end Mrs. Elliott, blue: Csrroll Stev
enson and Mrs. Harry Tonn. red
and Mrs. J. Stevenson, yellow.
Dlanlhus Mrs West, Mrs
Bnhnert. Mrs Johnson, and Mrs.
Floux. blue; Mrs. Green, Mrs. O. T.
Wilson, and Mrs. Benston. red:
and Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. Floux.
Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Anhorn, yel
low. Ileurhera Mrs. Floux. blue:
Mrs. David Crawford. Grants Pass,
rait and Mrs. Kturaeon. yellow
Centsures Mrs. Green, blue
and Mrs. Benston. red.
l-.rk.mir Mrs Elliott, bl
Mrs. Mabel Van Horn, red and
Mrs. Arrhta Purdv. yellow
Daisies Mrs. Benston and Mrs.
Elliott, blue; Mrs. Bohnert and
Mrs. Sturgeon, red and Mrs. n
Wallln and Mm. Johnson, yellow
Fever-lew Mrs. Elliott, blue;
Mrs. Gorden. red and Mrs. Slur-
aenn vellow.
veron ca nirs. jvan BKvrman
blue: Mrs. Green, red and Mrs.
blurgeon, yeuow.
Latnyrui Mrs. o. T. wiison.
red.
peonv Mrs. purflv. niue: Mrs.
Arthur Straus, rea ana Mrs. Hop
kins, yellow.
Panaver Mrs, Green and Mrs
Benston, blue: Mrs. J. Cornutt and
Mrs. Green, red end Mrs. Herbert
Sims of Medford, yellow.
x.upine Mrs. ureen. yeuow.
Antlrrlnum Mrs. Hopkins
blue; Mrs. B. J. Kay. red and Mrs.
Anhorn. yellow.
Camnanu a Mrs. Gorden. Mrs.
Glen Ward and Mrs. Wilson, blue:
Mrs. Green, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs.
Bush of Medford. red and Mrs.
Hopkins, yellow.
column ne Mrs. Holmer and
Mrs. ElllotL blue: Mrs. fituraeon.
red.
Roses Miniature. Mrs. Updike
nd Mrs. Bohnert. blue: Mrs. Elli
ott and Mrs. Anhorn. red and Mrs.
Gnrden and Mrs. Updike, yellow.
flormunda Mrs. Bohnert.
blue; Mrs. Benston, red, and Mrs.
b. Morehouse, yellow.
Polyanlha Mrs. Undlka. blue
and Mrs. Gorden, red.
Climber Mrs. west, blue? A.
D. VsnHorn. red and Mrs. Bohn
ert, yellow
Grand flora Mrs. Undlka.
blue and Mrs. Straus, yellow.
Hybrid While and vellow.
Mrs. Updike and Mrs. Green, blue;
Mrs. Young, red and Mrs. Benston,
yellow. Red Mrs. H. Mights, Med-
Miller. Med-
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Wilfton, rtd
nd Mri. Uodlkfl. Yellow. Pink
Mrt. R. E. Nalon and Mri. Ben-
Inn, blue: Mri. Millnr. rod mnA
Mrt. Ruth Boyd of Medford and
Mri. Gorden, yellow. Oranne
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Mrs. L. C. Gorden (at left) was swtepitakes winner in
In artiitic designs division of ins recent flower show held
by Central Point Garden club in Jewett school. Mrs. Gor
den, pictured here with Mrs, Arnold Bohnert, one of lhe
show chairmen, was alio gensral chairman of the event.
Because of the long, cool spring, flower colors art generally
deeper this year and many who attended the show com
mented on the unusual beauty of lhe horticultural speci
mens and arrangements. ,
niien uelne a container from
France. Germany or England
Mrs. Floux, Mrs. Gorden and Mrs.
Anhorn.
Music and Art rree tinwini
motion. Mrs. Cornutt, Mrs. Floux
end Mrs. Shere. Broken rythem.
Mrs. Gorden, Mrs. snere ana mri.
Floux. Color from Nature's Color
Wheel, Mrs. Kay. Mrs. Skyrman,
Mrs. Holmer and Mrs. Cornutt.
KnHal Htudles Settlers In
America Mrs. Ksy. Mrs. Floux.
and Mrs. Holmer. Geology Rock
container or base, Mrs. Cornutt,
Mrs. sturgeon and Mrs. ureen.
Black and white with rock acces
sory. Mrs. Sucre, Mrs. inanes
Jantser and Mrs, Bohnert.
Mathematics Round or oval
container, Mrs. Holmer, Mrs. Gor
den. and Mrs. Leo Ghelardl.
Square or rectangular container,
Mrs. Floux, Mrs. Kay end Mrs.
Shere. Vertical container, Mrs.
Gorden, Mrs. Cornutt and Mrs.
Holmer.
School Vacation Seashore.
Mrs. Skyrman and Mrs. Floux.
Mountains, Mrs. Skyrman. Mrs. v.
Westerfleld, Ashlsnd end Mrs. Key.
Miniature lira, uoraen, Mrs.
Holmer end Mrs. Floux.
Small Mrs. Holmer. Mrs. Kay,
Mrs. tinmen and Mrs. Miner
A design representing a classic
ford Garden Club, Ashland Garden
from English Literature Med
club and Grants Pass Garden club.
Mrs. Updike, blue and Mrs. Gor
den, red. Peace Mrs. Anhorn, bue;
mi., w. i. wnsun, rea ana Mrs.
Urn. Ion. yellow. Any other Mrs.
Bohnert, blue and Mra. Lasher, red.
iris Airs. Bush and Mrs. Wal-
,m, iMuv-, nit, oonneri ana wire. I t I vsi.-i-t
;resn, red end Mrs. Ricks and """" wiviaion
mrs. B.IUOU, yeunw.
L.UIFS Mrs. sturgeon, blue
Mrs. Bnhnert, red.
Hemerocsllls Mrs. Bohnert,
nine ena Mrs, Ky, red.
Foxglove Mrs. Johnson: blue:
Mrs. sturgeon, red and Mrs. Kill
on, yeuow
Oelnhlnlum Mrs. tinnier. Mr.
Elliott. Mrs. Sluraeon. Mrs. Garden
end Mrs. Strsus, blue; Mrs. Stur-
rnn, ill. Mrs. Garden, 12), and
1ri. Skvrman. red and Mr.
rating. Mrs. nopKins and Mrs.
Wallln, yellow.
Any other bloom Mrs. rtren
Mrs. Rovd. Mrs. Skvrman f 3i snrf
Mrs. D. Shepherd, blue: Mra. Mil.
ler. Mrs. Sturgeon, Mrs. Gorden,
Mrs. Crawford. Mra. O. T. Wllmn
and Mrs. Stevenson, red.
Rose Collection Mrs Renalnn
blue: Mrs. Boyd, red and Mrs. Mil.
ler. yellow.
House plants Mrs. M. Shere
nd Mrs. Gorden. blue: Mrs. Ben.
Inn and Mrs Youne. red and Mrs
Writ and Mrs. E. Blthop. yellow.
Bloom cycle Mrs Itnrlllta
Mrs. Floux, Mrs, Anhorn, Mrs.
Elliott, and Mrs. Gorden, blue:
Mrs. Morehouse, Mrs. Green, Hi
Mrs. Straus Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Kay
sun eira. nayrmsn, red, and Mrs.
Boyd. Mrs. Wilson l-Jl anrl Mr.
Skyrman, yellow, Mrs. Gorden, 111
ann mrs. rjenaion, honorable men
tion. Artistic Designs
Those entering artistic de
signs used the usual bowls of
metal, ceramic and glass, on
bases of rock and wood, but
also In this show were used
an elaborate German beer
stein, a French antique bowl,
blue Wedgewood dish and
authentic model dolls from
many countries In the social
studies section. Winning the
sweepstake ribbon In this di
vision was Mrs. Gorden with
Mrs. Kay as close competi
tor. Ribbons were presented lo de
signs by the following errengers:
Languages Design suggesting
m ..ami
rece Mrs. Kay,
ana mrs. naimer.
Mrs
The Junior division, under
the chairmen, Mrs. Walter
Ricks and Mrs. Anhorn, re
quired t separate room to dis
play, the 70 entries of horti
cultural specimens, artistic
designs and corsages, plus ed
ucational features of conser
vation posters and -essays.
Special green ribbons were
awarded to James Anhorn for
his conservatioh board of
Oregon, featuring Oregon
scenery, and to Catherine An
horn for her special exhibit
of growing African violets
from leaves. Outstanding Jun
ior exhibitors were Miss Cin
dy Gorden and Miss Anhorn
who each received three blue
ribbons.
Rlhhnns received In tha horti
cultural section were:
Annual or perennial bloom
Brenda Morgan, Anna Thompson
and M.vrna Young, blue; Miss An
horn, Miss Young and Merllyn
Wlnsns, red and Miss Wlnans and
James Anhorn. yellow.
Plsnt rooted In wster nick
Korner and Marsha Wilson, blue;
Tommy West and Andrea Roberts,
red and Miss Anhorn and James
Anhorn, yellow.
Potted plant Tommy West and
Louise tiering, blue and Miss An
horn snd l.ee Korner. red. One pot
ted tree. Cindy Gorden. blue and
Nanette Ferret), red. Four potted
trees. Miss Anhorn and James An
hnrn, blue: Jane Ayers. snd Mils
Roberts, red: Rick Korner and
John Fleischer, yellow, and Lee
Korner and Miss Wilson, honor
able mention.
Ribbons were presented for the
following designs:
Social Studies a foreign coun
try Shsron Deuel, Miss Terrell,
and James Anhorn, blue: Wren
Wlnnlford, Brenda Morgan and
Sharon Thompson, rd, Diane
Janlser, Marltes Borden and Miss
Roberts, yellow and Rick Korner.
Miss Anhorn. Sussn McCoy and
Miss Martha Wilson, honorable
mention.
Science using rocka. Clndv Gor
den. Mus Anhorn and Christine
Gorden. blue: Miss Wlnnlford,
Kathy O Connor and Miss Roberts.
red; Mlsa Deuel, Brenda Morgan
and Miss Wilson, yeUow, and Miss
Ferrell and Miss Herzog. honorable
mention.
R e c e a s. ahnwine mnvi.ii.ent.
Miss Anhorn and Christine Gnr.
den, blue; Marlles Gorden and
Susan Morgan, red; Nancy Hoi
brook. Miss Ferrell and Mlsa Wil
son, yellow and Miss Ayres and
miss soung, honorable mention.
Camp Fire Girls
Resident Camp
Is Postponed
Talent The resident camp
at Wagner Creek forks for
Camp Fire Girls of the Talent
area has been postponed from
June 21 until July 12. Regis
tration forms are being given
to girls in the area by their
group leaders and mailed to
those who have attended In
past years.
At the last meeting of
Rogue Camp Fire area coun
cil, held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Christian,
Talent, Mrs. Clay M. Lee,
Medford, was Introduced as a
new council member. Mrs.
Mae Lowe, membership com
mittee head, introduced Mrs.
Lee. Mrs. N. H. Gladfelter,
Medford, presided.
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Remnants on Sate
Various Weaves i Materials
mostly plaint, a few prints.
Irtfta in your measurements. We
will cut ted square yeut lengths,
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"Iverythlng for the
Window but the view"
Phont 773-4620
Family Attends
Graduation
Several Medford residents
were in Portland last week to
attend the University of Ore
gon dental school commence
ment exercises when Melvln
Morris Johnson, former area
resident, received his degree
in dental science. He Is a son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wll
liam Johnson of Jacksonville,
and attended Rogue Valley
academy.
From Medford were his
aunt, Mrs. R. E. Keller; Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer FJarll and
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin FJarll.
Also attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Delmar FJarll, Los An
geles, and his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. La
Verne Cate, Eugene.
The graduate's wife Is the
former Miss Elmlna FJarii,
daughter of the Elmer FJarlls.
He plans to enter dentistry
practice in Albany, Ore.
Mrs. John Jacobs
Visits Mothar
Wonder-Mrs. John Jacobs
and her daughters, Darlen
and Jo-Ella and son John are
guests of Mrs. Jacobs' mother
at Eureka, Calif, for two
weeks.
Calendar
! Wednesday
; 6:30 p.m. - Phoenix Grange
!HEC, Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Hockersmith, 3860 Calhoun
rd.
7 p m, - Veterans of WWI,
auxiliary, Girls Community
club.
8 p.m. - Roxy Ann II EC,
Mrs. Bessie Wight, 2347 How
ard ave.
8 p m. - Round dance les
sons. Country square. Talent.
Thursday
12:30 p.m. - Medford chap
ter. Blue Star Mothers, Mrs.
Frank Cleaves. 1170 West Mo
Andrews rd.
1 p.m. - Wenonah club,
Mrs. Roy Thompson, 33H
Burscll rd.. Central Point.
I 30 p m. - W CTU. First
Presbyterian church Fireplace
room.
X 30 p.m. - Jacksonville
Garden club, Mrs. A. G. Mot
scheubacher, 1729 Old Stage
rd.
Educator
Is Speaker
For Group
School superintendent of
District 6, C. A. Meyer, talked
for Jackson County Retired
Teachers at the Girl's Commu
nity club, Saturday, June 8
Mr. Meyer told of the trip
that he made last summer in
company with several other
superintendents and some col
lege representatives. They vis
ited various schools and in
spected their teaching equip
ment and taked to the teach
ing personnel. Some of t h e
schools visited were in Nor-
walk, Conn., Lexington, Mass.,
and Chicago, 111.
The schools in the eastern
part of the United States re
ceive many grants which the
Oregon schools do not, accord
Ing to Mr. Meyer. Oregon is
in need of more money than
Is available, he declared.
Mr. Meyer thinks that teach
ers should spend their time
entirely with teaching, and
not with clerical work and
other duties. He stressed the
importance of the schools de
voted to the training of
teachers, and told of the four
areas in which the group of
visitors was especially inter
ested. The four areas are team
teaching, flexible scheduling,
intern teaching and teaching
aids.
He spent much of his time
discussing team teaching,
which consists of a leader,
who is an experienced teach
er, a teacher's helper, and a
business executive.
Although some Oregon
school districts are poor, the
speaker believes that we have
nothing for which to apolo
gize. However, he recom
mends a sales tax, to be ear
marked for education.
The hostess for the after
noon was Mrs. Sanford Rich
ardson, who was assisted by
Mrs. Ethel Fleischer, Mrs.
Jack Terrlll, Mrs. Margarot
Vllson, Mrs. Hazel Atkins,
Mrs. H. P. Jewett and Mrs..
Julia Dow.
The group of women sang
many old songs. The singing
was led by Mrs. Ruth Bolton.
Pouring at the tea table were
Mrs. Elizabeth Settle and Mrs.
Mae Wells.
Mavis Peters
On Trip East;
To Visit Here
Jacksonville - Miss Mavis
Peters, Tempe, Ariz., daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. S. W.
Christianson of Jacksonville,
is spending six weeks this
summer sight-seeing and visit
ing friends In the Chicago area
and in Washington, D.C.
Miss Peters will arrive in
Southern Oregon in August to
attend the marriage of her
brother, Lcland B. Peters, also
of Tempe, Ariz., to Miss Betty
Carol Young of Medford.
Miss Peters, a graduate of
Arizona State university, is
employed by Creighton
School district in Phoenix as
a special education teacher of
mentally retarded children.
The Perry Institute is a pub
lic day school staffed by teach
ers from eight different dis
trict! and the Arizona Foun
dation for the Handicapped.
Included in the program are
pre-school through a self-aid
workshop facility. Tho past
school year Miss Peters has
had a class of ten, ages 6
through 8, of trainable chil
dren. Miss Peters is a graduate of
Jacksonville High school.
Prospect Club
Plans Art Show
Prospect Plans for a Pros
pect art show to be held Au
gust 1 were discussed at a
meeting of the Prospect Art
Club, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Emmett Tucker Jr. In
Ashland.
Mrs. Victoria Staley, who Is
a well-known artist from
Eagle Point, was a guest and
commented on the pictures as
they were exhibited.
A dessert luncheon was
served by the hostess, Mrs.
Tucker.
The next meeting will be
held at the Katy-Dld Ranch
home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Wrigglesworth, July 9, at 1
p.m.
Derby Dance
To Be Friday
Derby - The Derby Hoe
downers will hold a regular
club dance on Friday, June
21. at the Derby Community 1
hall. Dancing will start at
8:30 pm and potlurk re-1
freshments will be served.
Edwin Cavln will call. All
square dancers are invited to
attend. i
Arrive I
Ashland-Mr. and Mrs. Rob-!
ert Walker, and sons, Steven
and Scott, Fullerton, Calif .
and Mrs. J. L. Zlttcrcob and ;
daughter, Joy Zlttercob, Palm '
Springs, Calif., arrived Sun-;
day to vacation for a week
with Mrs. Zlttercoh'j parents. 1
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Goswick, 1
1821 Sikiyou boulevard. Ash
land. The G o s w 1 c k s are j
grandparents of Mrs. Walker.
II ti i
Couple Honored
At Housewarming
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Whit
man, 191 Mace road, were
honored recently at a sur
prise housewarming. AttenJ
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie
Varner, Mrs. John Strawn, the
Rev. and Mrs. K. L. Mathew
son, Mr. and Mrs. William
Barlow, Mrs. Erma Clutter,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Rogers, Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Lemings, Mrs.
James Trimble and Gail, Mrs.
Nadine Archer and Sue, Mr.
and Mrs. Max Pinkard, Mr.
and Mrs. John Trimble, Mrs.
William Snow, Mrs. Henry
Snow, and Mrs. Louise Mac
Abee.
Assisting with the serving
were Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Math
ewson and Mrs. Trimble.
The Whitmans were pre
sented cards and gifts.
Shower Honors
Dorothy Rhymes
Miss Dorothy Rhymes was
honored at a shower given
June 12 by Mrs. James Kelley
at her home on Jasmine road.
Miss Rhymes is the bride
elect of Thomas Gallagher
and the nuptial mass and
marriage ceremony are set for
Saturday, June 22, at Sacred
Heart Catholic church here.
Table decorations were in
the shower theme.
Guests at the party were
Mrs. Robert Kelsch, Mrs.
Thomas Merriman, Mrs. Jus
tin M. Smith, Mrs. Don Wil.
kinson, Mrs. Duane Cleaves,
Mrs. Edmund Setzer, Mrs.
Cleo Taylor, Mrs. Jack Moad
and Mrs. Alan Keaton.
Refreshments were served.
Misa Joanne Callaahan of Eagle Poini, seiecied zo rep
resent the Rogue valley in the annual Miss Oregon contest
at Seaside next week, has been buiy with wardrobe
fittings in recent deys. Valley merchants are providing her
suits, gowns ' and accessories, and she is pictured here
wearing a while pique suit from Town and Country, White
City, and shoes from Parker Woods Leon's store. Miss Cal
laghan, who will wear this suit for the judges interview,
potes at the entrance to the Colony restaurant. Miss Rogue
Valley is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Callaghan. 124
South B street. Eagle Point. (Cinematography photo)
Families Visit
Ashland Homes
Ashland - Mr. and Mrs.
Edmund Dews and two little
daughters visited last week
with Mr. Dews' mother and
grandmother, Mrs. Ruth Dews
and Mrs. Crace Turner, 470
Siskiyou boulevard. They
were en route to Victoria,
B. C.
Other guests arriving Mon
day were longtime friends,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stillings
of Tucson, Ariz., who stopped
in Ashland on their return
from visiting a son in Salem.
Reunion Plans
Are Continued
Additional plans have been
made for a reunion for mem
bers of the 1953 graduation
class of Medford High school.
It is set for July 13 at 6:30
p.m. at the Rogue Valley
Country club.
All members and husbands
and wives of members are in
vited to attend.
Further information may be
obtained by calling Mrs.
Loren Soderlund at 773-3229.
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