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Social Events Women's News
MEDI'OHD MAIL TKIBL'XE, MEDKORD. OREGON
Business Women's Week
To Open; Events Listed
A full week of activities to round table luncheon at 12 noon
xnlahrala Iho annual Malinnnl ' at North's ChUC'k WagOIl. TUKS-
aay me nonorea mcmner win
be interviewed on radio, and
Eusiness and Professional Wom
en's week is being planned by
the Medford BPVVC, according
to Mrs. C. H. Redmond, presi
dent, and Miss Lucille Lenox,
chairman.
Observance of the national
week, which opens this year on
Sunday, Oetobeio5, is always the
first noteworthy project under
taken by the club in the early
fall, and one of the most im
portant parts of the observance
is selection and announcement
of the Beep of the Week.
The identity of the honored
member will be announced Sunj
day, and she will be introduced
at a breakfast, first event of
the week. It will tjn hald at
Stanley's restaurant at g a.m.
in order lhaj. thce attending.
ij f W okuivli ktrt- in h
morning,
migrant t kAcJP
Maw-lay krflfC Stwrnhm, a
bf&tt m "Awio," il aaV
ScfoflTy-'HcpcJ
!, Speaker
Mrs. Welvin CXtis, president of
tlw Akoha Khe state organiza
fciaN and a mombar of Kpsilon
chapter, presented Hie Hew com
nittoe structure to ba used in
DKa Kappa Gamma chapters
t a racent meeting of the Epsi
ktn chapter. The session was
held in the Red Cross building
and wac the first of the fall sea
son. Mrs. Omar C. Bjorlie presid
ed. Mrs. Merle Woodward and
Mrs. Elsie Turner reported on a
planning meeting held recently
in Bend.
Desert was sarved by Mrs.
Elsie Turner, Miss Dorothy Dy
mocfc, Mrs. Edwin W. Gebhard,
Mi . OUi and Mrs. Esther Flie
gl. - -f
Open Hoedown Square
Dance Is Announced
An open hoedown square
dance is planned for Saturday,
October 5 at 8:30 p. m., in the
Country square, Talent. Three
callers will participate for the
evening, Floyd Workman, Art
Shoemakor and Byron Dibble.
AJI interested square dancers
are invited.
Wednesday she will appear on
a television program.
Thursday morning the Beep
and other members will attend
the Chamber of Commerce
Grcetcrs' committee weekly
kaffeeklatsch at the Medford
hotel at 9 a.m. and that eve
ning she vrfll be honored guest
at the annual public relations
dinner of the Medford club.
It will be held at North's be
ginning at 6:30 p.m. and mem
bers of all women's clubs in
the city are invited to send
representatives. The speaker
will be William J. Williams,
president of tl Chamber of
Commerce.
In atlditistt to tl fund in
schcduWd hev in oirYiin'e
atf the natiomi , trie A.4i-
land Business and PnfMkr.l
Women's club hu myiitti MxJ
fwal memlavrs it i Ui V.lj
mnU an to b mad by mnv
We eaup a poaaHtle. Tak
ing reaervatiflne an Mini Voda
Brewer, eaordinator, dial. 773
IW3; Uin Lenon, 772-5MH, eve
nings, and Mrs. Redmond, 773
1371 evenings er 773-4531, days.
Last wok end mote than ilO
nvembrra of the Oregon Federa
tion of Business and Profes
sional Women attended a south
ern Oregon district conference
hold in Klamath Falls. Attend
ing from here were Mrs. Red
mond, president; Mrs. Lola
Brennan, first vice-president;
Mrs. Maxine Bigalow, and Miss
Lenox.
Clubs members from Lake
view, Klamath Falls, Ashland,
Medford, Grants Pass, and
Hoseburg attended. The confer
ence theme was "Getting to
Know You" and the club presi
dents presented the plans for
the forthcoming club year, along
with plans for the national
week.
Purpose of the clubs is to
c!vate the standards of women
in business and in the profes
sions through education. Per
sonal development, civic partici
pation and world affairs will I
stressed in programs for Iho
year. Mrs. Zepha Pierson from
the Grants Pass club presided
as the district chairman and
live honored guest was the slate
president, Mrs. Louise NorcrosK,
Portland.
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BriX rti tut pm pttpfart iUt nby-hacd Tnny goapt-s,
d entry povtUr Im m txotK hHW-b, n roiorful anjl appeU
iag twist to id iM favorit ttibli. Ctury C'hkcn a la (jueea is
sosRcilfd as a mai dith for Jr finuly or for the next tine
yon are caHd opsa t- nerve lundu'iiti.
Grapes, Peppers Add Color
To Favorite Chicken Dish
Color is an important (actor
in foods, particularly if it is
bright and lends itself to appetite-appeal.
Treat your family
to an old favorite all dressed up
in red and green peppers wilh
ruby-hiied Tokay grapes for a
regal touch, while this produce
is on the fall market. Add curry
powder for an exotic touch and
you will have a main dish fit for
monarch but suggested lor
your next luncheon commitment.
Another point in favor of
"Curry Chicken a In Queen," is
that its cooking time totals 15
minutes, once (he chicken has
been cooked, and Hint could be
prepared the day before, which
is all (o the good if you plan it
for a luncbenn dish.
CllRRY CHICKEN
LA QUEEN
One and one-hSlf cup Tokav
grapes; two cups diced, cooked
chicken; two tablespoons butter
or margarine; one-half teaspoon
curry powder; one (Hl'i oz.) can
cream of celery soup; one-hall
cup waten: one-eighth teaspoon
salt; dash pepper; one teaspoon
lemon juice; one-halt cup sliced
green popper; one - half cup
sliced red sweet pepper; crisp
lo;fst points.
Halve aiVJ seed Tokays. Saute
chicken in butter and curry
powder until golden. Stir in
soup, water, salt, pepper and
lemon juice. Simmer 10 minutes
to blend flavors. Add green and
red pcpu'TS and Tokays. Sim
nvr five minutes longer. Serve
on crisp toast points or in flaky
patty shells. Makes six to eight
servings.
Get Together CwJb
Luncheon Planned
Members ol the Get Together
club will meet for a pot luck
luncheon Friday, October 4 at
1 p.m., in Girls Community
ciun.
The Oelola-r committee0 con
sists of Mrs. .less Waaner, Mrs.
Fraitt Parks, Mr. .lolin flow
dish and Mrs.Alvin Lucas.
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ToursfeofArt Galleries Is Profitable Business
IRecruiter
Bv GAY PAULEY
lijSl Women's Editor
.'sEW YORK (UPI)
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: and n'iums around the coun-1 "There's no doubt that there new appreciation of art, said. Q Pierc
i try. ;is an aura originatin from the Mrs. 'rner. "They see histo- ,, .,., nr,nr,
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It took The two do all the planning i White House," said Mrs. Kap-
eague of Women Voters of the tours but leave the lee-; lan, referring to Mrs. John F. ' ' ' , WAVE recruiter will be m t ie
and 'Qe national b&Am in art turing on a on the tours to Kennedy s restoration project ; - j;avy Recruitn." otlice in me
w ..,.B 1U basement of the Medtord Post
e I aeePer nisry tor our- offjce buildingi Friday. Oct. 4
to pat- two at- experts mcy ve nnuei un an lor uie executive mansion,.
rfSgJ?.S tractive young professors ai$ critics, cfira- j TouristsPto Europe cojne bacfej
u41 New York t"rs and "ie arttnts thiftswelves. ; to the United States with a
Lerner estimates the
h 0"aw-
e "d ; Mft
7 ZJrJH to a business i. aim uu-iais -
S i l 'hicli t h e y'tnrova Hina uk bw
f ' 9" thouuhi .oul(l hriijv tvo ytirt iw
i-rf!
fill s o m " of aa M U pa-rt of;
l n e l r par lllM " 1 ' crmnnw.nxiM
hours. But ts mm he'xm !Sir iv
r,x nun u .. . - ,1. ,w jl - ! 8 p.m. n n I barrack
(k .u, yJLZ V.r:.J. ! m Z m u.iJ - rnt, Uuiilian, Girls Communitv
ilTY.r:r k.a '. V. Jm , . " AuxSiary tc
jiit tfcat tlaey
iat mnay fjrrattn ia
terfMnl in UuritM w-t al-
lenes.
he to, I-astft wivs it ittor-
nevs concl mcxhen Uti ciV
(lien each, tfurata GalUry
Mssit, .W., whicft b o o k s cJiHrw.
iroup mirs . .ifw ioths lui Mrl. ri 4 -r-
Itc Li,ie mu.wm.i (! hlorw wit bK tres-, saM
BjillMi. -ami it-H txuiffm , h,r li bm
J' .,'' i'll'H' ! slWrt in th. art wnrM.
altflm UV ltni txrd. "WhcB t . .igM, nry moth
TV Tornm mH whil Ml i rr startrl mi in Saturday
TSrf rmi onwi s- of wnk, bighti of Celum-
1tt - Tanicrs mm, a
fhnus "t firrf an nerae in
0 ninmr of "marriad op
pfefl1 iM Mpi. Lr. "Many TA
r i f i iu ilc t
mothsra Nri4 tou tem-ajM
bus hall
T:: f.m. Roial Neighbors1 8 p.m. Medford Jayceettes,
khs siativou b vd. p
; jnd
' club.
i Ttogtre
Association
I p.m. -Cattolie DauatftfT ' LiAtfr J'uYifr, Mrs. Charles
Woshington
ViWY, 711 Kni st.
I n.m. Kaaa Ana HEC.
Trfinie hall.
Taaratay:
cre avetive in tlv Lrau nt
Women Voters, and said their
idea for the businrsa volvrjl
t - A. .: . -O.
from Ponversaticms with a third 1 thrfre.
momina; ketchiri( elajses at
Par.'ions School al EauigB," ah
said. "I practically grew up
mutual friends. The lattn- had i
been askod to think up soina cul
tural lours in conwetion with
the New York Worki'i Fei in
l!Vi4-65.
Plaaaiat; To Expand
When they first started, thy
confined the tours tg New York.
Now, they've branched to in
clude bus visits to such as the
Wadsworth Atheneum in Con
necticut, the Barnes Founda
tion in Pennsylvania, and Win
terthur in Delaware. Eventual
ly, they hope to rins; in long
er tours to assorted galleries
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She majored in fin arts at
Cornell university and after
graduation worked in advertis
ing defjartmmts of two New
York retail itores,
Barnard Graduate
Mrs. Kaplan, 30, blue - eyed
with brown hair, was a history
major, at Barnard college and
worked in its vocational and
guidance counseling depart
ment after her graduation.
The two believe the national
spurt in hoth gallery visiting
and in art purchasing are the
results of several factors.
Th first fall mftg erf Wast
iflStcai Parent - Teaclwr aaanet
ation wifl be held Friday, Oc
tober tt al 2:: p. m. in tAe
.chao) gymnasium. Koum visi-
tation will begin at 2 p.m. All
parents are invited to attend.
I.e Ragsdale and Loren St
derlund will speak on the sub
ject, "Phyical Fitaiesa In Our
Schools."
Introduction of the teatfhera
will follow the program.
The executive Board met at
the home of XIrs. Rollie Pean,
115 Chestnut street September
17 and made plans for the year.
These will b presented to the
association for approval.
Fnaction of .Meat
Meat in the diet performs
many useful and necessary func
tions. One of the most important
is that meat provides high qual
ity protein needed for body
building and body repair.
Miss Sand, a chief disbursing
officer, will be in Medford to
speak to young women interest
ed in joining the Navy as en
fcstfcVf TtAVES, WAVE officers or
Navy Nurses. All young women
having questions in these sub
jects may see Miss Sand from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m., t'wt day or
call 772-1060.
Twisrin' Teens
Dance Tonight
Twistin' Teens Square Dance
club members have announced
a rianrp for tollicht at 7::!0
1:30 p.m. - Sam Vallay La-!0'cl0i at the Rav residence,
s cU. Nonvt d Mr. Klcitl Route , Bnx 27l', Old Stafre
AJeiott, Highway XX. , ContIal Point.
Dennis IOiywill do tne cau-
win llnS
"hi 7 ; ;fienments.
meet Thursday, October 3 at S
p.m., in Phoenix City hall. Mri.
Marianne Coole; u to be Hotels.
. Those vTio Mtend should
e?inger lojids for'potlS-k re-
Put the pureh-e date on food
iq vour freezer. TBis will help
you u.- the food i the right
order.
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