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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1963)
Medford ribune '-v v" I 5,W X. I ? V f3"4 : r -v Chosen 1963 "Beep of the Week" by Medford Business and Professional Women's club is Miss Gladys Durrand, a past president of the club and supervisor of 14 elementary schools for District 549C. Miss Durrand will be introduced at a breakfast this morning which opens the annual observance of National Business Women's week by the Medford club, and will be honored at a series of other events throughout the week. The honored woman, a native Oregonian, came to Medford from Coos Bay where she was an elementary school principal and teacher in the school system. She began her teaching career in a one-room school at Merchants Beach near Bandon. (Knackstedt photo) MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1963 In the News This Week 1 : r"" - . .... , 'l,VT')5, ''-. zE- 4 v,4 fv SI f 1 I 1 i - '- v" i y, 1 .g" Mrs. Gordon Warner arranged the flowers which decorated the tables for the first fall meeting of Rogue River Valley Knife and Fork club Tuesday night at Rogue Valley Country club. Mrs. Warner is shown putting last minute touches on the speak ers' table bouquet which was of white gladiolus with a few sprays of the new va riety called green ice. Mrs. Warner is entertainment chairman of the club for the year. 11 A. laimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmmmimi Three Medford women have been elected and ap pointed to office in the Oregon State Medical Assist ants association. Mrs. Wilda Stewart (at left), 4219 Colver road, li the new president of the group and Mrs. Effie Bogart, 245 North Oakdale avenue. Is state ' treasurer. Also serving Miss Josephine Koppea who was appointed corresponding secretary to work with Mrs. Stewart. Election took place during the annual state convention and the women take office In Jan uary. The Medford women are members of the Jack son County Medical Assistants association; there ire also chapters in Lane, Linn, Multnomah and Marion counties. Rogue River Valley Knife and Fork club hat 12 new members this year, and among these are Dr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Odell, pictured as they arrived at Rogue Val ley Country club for the first dinner. ; A ifv ' iv yVi A Ml O I t - Robert D. Heffernan Jr. (right) presided over his first meeting as president of Rogue River Valley Knife and Fork c'ub when the club held the first meeting Tuesd night. The) dual, a branch of a national organization, sponsors '''series of five or six speakers each year and Dr. Hubert Mayrinj. pieturd with Mr. Heffernan, spoke on Latin lt America WtVUly nijy. j i ' . t " . ' 1 V.1, J . J Mrs Richard House, secretary of Knife and Fork club here for the past several years, wore a while gown for the first dinner Tuesday evening. Mrs. House is greeting Mj. and Mrs. Robert Butler, who were hosts for an efter- . dinner reception which honored the speaker, Dr. Hubert Herring.
