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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1.1.1963 .MEDKORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHU, OREGON 4V- - The new Medford unit of the Credit Women's Breakfast Club of North America Iniitullcd officers at a banquet held October 5 at Rogue Valley Country cluh. Mrs. Nick Thels (at left) is the president and the other officers are (continuing left to right) Mrs. Jack I.atourettc, secretary; Mrs. Lewis Thanos, vice-president; Mrs. Gordon Stephen, chaplain and Mrs. Ivan Lanti, treasurer. New Credit Women's Club Installs First Officers First installation ceremonies for Medford Credit Women's Breakfast Club of North Amer ica were conducted October 5 during a banquet meeting in Rogue Valley Country club. Mrs. Alice Theis of Mann's Department store was installed the first president; Mrs. Pat Thanos, Dean and Taylor Pon- liac, vice-president; Mrs. Irene LaTourrette, Cilman's Dairy, secretary; Mrs. Twyla Lance, Drews Manstore, treasurer, and Oi, -lL.sa as w. Am .rs r m e ws a 1 - i i am. mm v a Serving Southern Oregon and Northern California for Over 35 Years on IVallcice Sikerplated Paid Revere Bowls A silver opportunity to save and send the bdu tiful classic Paul Revere bowl for a wedding or anniversary present. A reproduction of (he famed Sons of liberty bowl, the original is now in Ihn Boston Art Museum. Use our lay Away Plan and lake advantage of the saving on anticipated gifls. 12 in. wide, reg. $29.95 $22.45 10 in. wide, reg. $20.00 $15.00 9 in. wide, reg. $16.50 $12.40 8 in. wide, reg. $14.50 $10.90 Vh In. wide, reg. $13.50 $9.95 6'.i in. wide, reg. $10.50 $7 90 5 in. wide, reg. $8.25 $4 20 Fed, la inc. Charge or Budget Member Medford Credit Plate Store: Qualily Diamonds Honestly Priced sJLERS medford. 0RF.00N Phone 773-6206 209 E. Mjin Mrs. Lois Stephens, Stark's Fi nance company, chaplain. Mrs. Carolyn Russell, Mont gomery Ward and company, was installing officer, assisted by Mrs. Lois Gildcsgard from the same firm. Forty-five guests attended in cluding the husbands of mem bers; employers and their wives and members of the Roseburg Credit Women's Breakfast club. The Roseburg group organized llic local club in October, I2 and until the first election, ap pointive officers have transacted club work. Heading the Roseburg delega tion was Mrs. Kathie Berry, president, who presented a gift to the Medford group. Employers and their wives at the event were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nelson, LaPointe's; Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Taylor, Dean and Taylor Pontiac; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Materie, Mont gomery Ward and company; Mr. and Mrs. Waller Wassum, Hud's Tire Exchange; Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Howard, Mann's De partment store; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stark, Stark Finance company and Mr. and Mrs Greer F. Drew, Drews Man store. MANOR-ISMS . By ETHEIYN EVANS illtllllll!illHltillrm!!mtmiIIBIIHrim More than 50 members joined I a "brilliant season" so to speak. The color and profusion docs vary from year to year, you know. w Some recent additions to our Manor family: Mrs. E. R. Ut ter, Modesto, Calif., (California heads the list of states repre sented in Manor membership, having by far the largest num ber of former residents now liv ing here), Mrs. Lillian Mary Capsey, from our "home town," Medford, (which also has a large and growing con tingent in residence on the "Hill") and Mr. and Mrs. George Young from Paso Ro bles, Calif., have moved into an apartment on the eighth floor. Before retiring, the Youngs op erated large cattle feeding ranches near Coffyville, Kan. Other newscomers are Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Maybury, Carmel, Calif. The Mayburys have been frequent visitors to Southern Oregon since they have a daughter, Mrs. Ogdon Kellogg, who lives in Gold Hill. The Manor has a new Mem ber's council to serve the com ing year. We find that under Councilmcmber Miss Emily De vore's chairmanship, our lec ture room is to be redecorated, with donated funds, and used as sort-of-a-showcasc for exhibit ing varied works of art created a special bus tour of the Lava Beds, the Klamath Basin and the Tulelake Wildlife refuge. This was the second trip to these scenic spots arranged for members since the Manor opened. Again Dr. Elmo Steven son, president of Southern Ore gon college, Ashland, made the trip more worthwhile and very interesting by leading the group and giving short lectures and explanations. The travelers re turned to report a truly enjoy able time and were brimful of information about that section. nr. it. 11. Henderson, eye, ear and nose specialist who came here from Ilenrierson- ville, N.C., moved to that city when he retired after ,'t.'I years practice in Chit-ngn and Will- mette, III. lie and his wife are off on an extended trip with many stop-overs, beginning with Willmette and ending in Tulsa, Okla., where they will spend Thanksgiving with a son who is teaching at a university Ihere. Both the Hendersons will be missed in the square dancing group. Also, I hear that at least five members were recruited to substitute for Dr. Henderson in his constant and expert land scaping work on the Manor grounds. The Ralph Monies have climbed aboard a Trailwavs Cruise bus bound for the New England slates and northern New York, Washington, D.C. and way points. The real object is to view the autumn colors. Here is hoping they will have Nile Sewing Club Session s Called The Medford Sewine unit of Zuleima temple, Daughters of the Nile, will meet Monday, Oc tober 14, at 10 a.m.. in the home of Mrs. Emerson Anderson, 2131 (interest road, it is stated. The Medford unit has a large as- ignment of sewing to do for the Portland Shrine hospital. Items to be finished by March 31, MM, are one d07.cn girl's dress, size 7, one dozen girls' dresses, size II, one dozen girls' blouses, size 14, one dozen gil ls' blouses, size Hi, two dozen boys' shirts, size Hi Additional items to be made are embroidered tray cloths, hemmed flannel diapers, wait ress aprons, and embroidered quills Those members not assisting with the sewing may contribute cash with which to purchase stockings, and underwear for the children in the hospital. A number of items have been completed and sent to the hos pital, these being six girls' dresses, one embroidered quilt, a dozen stuffed toys, and sev eral aprons. Anyone wishing to assist with this project either with sewing or monetary contributions may call the chairman, Mrs. Emer son Anderson. 772-2134, (or fur ther information. Luncheon The Beehive club of the Olive Rebekah lodge will open the (all season with a noon dessert luncheon. Monday, October 14 in the home of Mrs Elkon Walker. IM7 South Peach street. All members of (he lodge are invited. y I by our members. It's quite true I and Money," will be conducted Wednesdays at R: 15 p.m., in the church. A quiet meeting October 25 in the church is to culminate a week of self denial and pray er. Mrs llenly Clawson, spiritual life chairman, led "devotions. sirs, warren daubatz, pro gram chairman, spoke on read ing habits and Mrs. Hay Penney called attention to articles in church publications. Luncheon was served bv Naomi circle members. that the room has been most serviceable in the past but strictly utilitarian. Likewise, the popular recreation of lawn howling will receive additional equipment, authorized by the council but paid for from do nated funds. So many members are generously willing to help improve our Manor home. Mrs. Anne J. Gorhy is the new Manor council representa tive to the Jackson County Intor-commiinitv council. Magical Fingernail Cream Science Wonder VIAP HANDS FOR an oma ling fmgtrnoil Ifcafmanl. Simple, aiy 10 vtry, very iffcctivc, it workt it' I Magic around a buffer liV grandmother wiod 10 faithfully and an extra ordinary cream the didn't have but which 11 the product of contemporary coimetic ictence. It 1 on unique 30 lecond t'fntmtnt that removei ikiii ragged cuticle rouahnen and ridget, oddl itrengih, hardnen gloii. providei glati imeoth bale for peltth. and ii general h tilth ond welfare promotor of nal growth. If your nail hove been chipping and peeling or if you bite your naili ? if hangnaili have yowr fingertipi in trouble, buff thei problem away in no lime ot all, all the while you fuie pro'eie itrtngth and beauty directly and tmtanlly into the naili. The cream which it buffed on contain! leven ohe noil conditioner! including proten, lanolin and he lachlor ophene. The buffing friction, offer cio application. cauiet pore t of the naill la eipond, thereby AMU ON MIRACIE FINGERNAIL CARE by CHRIS Kt NT permitting the product geodnen to penetrate immediately. There'i loaething about the buffer and the cream which odi I'Ve mogic on the noilr, giving them new Itrength and beauty AMAZ ON jet. age wav 'o buff naili to new and remvigor fl'ed beauty it avoilablf ol ..... WE GIVE NOTHEl CEEN STAMPS McLains Drug Centre 8 North Central Phone 772-7113 Central Point Junior Bethel Night Observed CENTRAL POINT - Junior Bethel night, when young e r memrjers preside as officers was conducted recently by Bethel 38 members in Central mint Masonic temple. Miss Sue K e 1 1 e y, honored queen, presided. The junior members who nar. ticipated for the evening were miss carol Lamb, treasurer; Miss Shirley Kell, junior cus todain; Miss Marcia Clark, Miss Dale Collinsworth, Miss sue Kosccrans, messengers, and miss Lhansse Offutt, outer guard. The honored queen announced that philanthropic projects of the bethel now are under way. A Friendship night observ ance in a harvest theme was planned. Also announced was a guar dian council meeting to be held October 10. The Misses Margaret Hall and Susan Morgan decorated the hall with baskets of fall foliage and asters. Refreshments were served by the Misses Karen Ed wards and Jeri Gardner, assist ed by their mothers. Gamma Rhos Entertain For Rushees Rushees of Gamma Rho chap ter, Beta Sigma Phi sororiiv and their husbands were enter tained October 6 in the home of mr. and Mrs. Harold stnrmr 475H South Pacific highway. A barbecue dinner was served. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cosier, Mr. and Mrs. I.yndel Jennings, Mrs. Jerry Day, Miss Patti Nuckols, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Myrick, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Woodard, Mr. and Mrs. David Brabbin, Mr. and Mrs. Evan Thumler, Mr. and Mrs. Darrol Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Nuckols, Miss Arlene Sloper, Mrs. Rich ard White, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Knips and Mr. and Mrs. William Willis. Rushees are Mrs. Cosier, Mrs. Jennings, Mrs. Day, Mrs. Greg ory Gill, Mrs. James Swindler and Miss Nuckols. Mrs. Nuckols was hostess for the chapter and rushees at a re cent "get - acquainted" party in her home. Each member as sisted with refreshments. A model meeting for the chan ter was conducted October 9 in the home of Mrs. Thumler, 300 Oak street, Phoenix. Mrs. Rich ard White assisted the hostess. Yreka Church Women Meet; Dates Listed YREKA Coming events and reports on a recent district con vention were on the program tor Yreka Methodist Women's society of Christian Service at their general October meeting in uie cnurcn Six members had attended the convention in Paradise, Mrs. Harold Evett, president announced November 8 as the date for an annual bazaar and luncheon in the church; the In tercessory Prayer group will meet Thursdays at 9 a.m., In the church, and Wednesdays at h:is p.m., in members homes and a class on "Family Needs A reception given by members of Central Point Orange October 4 Honored Mr. and Mrs. Dee Ilendnckson, 2195 Beall lane, on their Sflth wedding anniversary. The Hendricksons, longtime Grange members, were married In Eureka, Calif. (Knackstedt photo Hendricksons Honored On Golden Anniversary i CENTRAL POINT - Mr. and Mrs. Dee Hendrickson were honored at a reception given by the Central Point Grange Friday evening, October 4, on the occasion of their 50th wed ding anniversary. Grange mem bers from Phoenix. Gold Hill, Live Oak, Butte Falls, Eagle Point, Roxy Ann, Upper Apple gate Granges and many friends were in attendance Mr. were married October 4, 1913, in Eureka, Calif. It was a three- day trip by automobile from Eureka to Medford m those days The grange hall and serving tables were decorated with fall flowers and ivy, which had been highlighted with gold spray. master James tornutt pre sented Mr. and Mrs. Heodriek and Mrs. J.;rome Fitz-1 nn ' Rift ''om the Central gcrald, son - in law and daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hendrick son and their children Delia, Walter and Frank were present. Mrs. Hcndrickson's mother, Mrs. Ona Paul, was also pres ent. During the reception Mrs. Ar thur Schafroth sang Cadman's "At Dawning" and "Through the Years." She was accompa nied by Mrs. Theron Gorden. Background music was played by Mrs. Gorden and Mrs. Gas ton Floux during the reception. "Wedding Memoirs" an oiigi nal reading written ny Mrs. O. T. Wilson, was read by Mrs. Marshall Weidman. Point Grange. Jacksonville Gar den club presented them two large baskets of deep yellow giacnon and pnoenix Grange a potted gold chrysanthemum bouquet of roses from the gar den of Vaugh Quackenbush and many individual gifts were re- ceived by the couple Mrs. Gaston Floux was chair man for the reception. Assist ing with the serving were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lull, Mr. and Mrs. William Foley, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Niedermeyer, M r s Kathryn Heffernan, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Smith, Don Ber ry, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Saltzgaver, Cake Served The anniversary cake was CU,.,.- ll made and decorated by Mrs. I 'uvvcl 1 Robert Lull. Pouring for ihe'MfS. Don Hanlin occasion were Mrs. Ray Cyr of the Phoenix Grange and Mrs. Willie McLean of Gold Hill Grange. Mrs. Charles Jantzer was in charge of the guest hook and Mrs. James tornutt the gift table. Portraits of the Hendricksons' wedding and ear ly family pictures were of in terest to Ihose present. Mr. and Mrs. Hendrickson A surprise shower honoring Mrs. Don Hanlin was given at me nome ot Mrs. is. w. Ingram tuesaay nignt uctobcr 8. Games were played and priz es were won by Mrs. Hanlin and Mrs. Boh Ross. Assisting Mrs. Ingram was Mrs. Loren Soderland and Mrs Louis Bittle. Guests numbered 14. 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Mrs. Wyles Berry, chairman of the refreshment committee, will be assisted by Mrs. R. D, Chamberlain and Mrs. S. C. Hitson. Special 3-Day Showing! A beautiful mink stole ... a glamorous fox boa, or anyone of our high fashion furs will compliment your new fall wardrobe! IRWIN STERN Master Furrier Will Be Here For 3 Days Only! MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY October 14, IS and 16 Natural Mink Coats , 1699 Natural Mink Jackets from 799 Natural Mink Stoles ft.m 199 Natural Mink Boas hom 39 Natural Mink Collars (rom 10 Natural Fox Shrugs , 88 Natural Beaver Jackets ,,m 499 Dyed Brojdtjil Lamb Jackets )rom 279 All furs labelled to show country of origin Furs restyled in latest fall fashion-reasonable prices. Free estimates Exceptional trade-in allowances. I Refer Your J Jj f REPAIRING, . II M-DS FASHION CENTER II 2M East Main Street Phone 772-7169 T (J 0 CO 0 () T
