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SUNDAY. Many Attend Ladies of Elks Autumn Party The Medford Ladies at Elks held one of their larger parties of the season when they honored Uie Ashland l-ertiss j vescof', noverarjer a, ai a luncneon neia in the Elks club lounge. More than one hundred womtin at tended. . The tables were decorated with coleus, fuchsias and other plants which with pencils were table prizes for the afternoon of bridge, canasta and pinochle. Autumn flowers and . leaves completed the decorations. Mrs Merton S. Lyster was in charge of the flower arrangements. Mrs. Charles Petri, president of the Ashland group, introduced her officers, Mrs. floyd Cross lin, treasurer: Mrs. E. C. Gard- ner, secretary; and Mrs. Nina Bounds, hospitality. Mrs. C. William Booth, chairman of the Medford Ladies, presented her officers also. They are Mrs. Frank W. Payne, vice chairman; Mrs. Edith Grigsby, treasurer; Mrs. Fred Sweeney, hospitality; and Mrs. Herbert Alford, member ship. Mrs. Richard R. Morrow of Ashland won a special prize. OSU Mothers Hear Reports Mrs. H. Chandler Drew, a member of the Oregon Stale University Mothers Club schol arship committee, and Mrs. Lloyd Parsons, of the state membership committee gave re ports on a state meeting held recenly at the university dur ing a meeting of the local club board last week. The meeting, which was held in Mrs. Par son's home at 2320 East Main Street, was attended by 10 lo cal board members. Mrs. John Schroeder presided. A meeting was planned for January. A rummage sale also is planned for February to raise funds toward a $330 scholar ship. Tl 3 4 C Of CALIFORNIA walk young pn little thin stacks of fashion f Colors: Truffle and Instant Coffee Patent Black Sweet Kid and Patent Blue Calf and Blue Jubilee Patent 11.95 Open Monday and Friday till 9 p.m. IN THE MEDFORD 1 mm mm NOVEMBER 10, 1963 V Mrs. Charles Petri (at left), president of Ashland Lady Elks, Is shown here with Mrs. C. William Booth, chairman of Medford Ladies of Elks, during a luncheon in the Medford Elks party room Tuesday. The luncheon was an annual parly given by the Medford women for the Ashland group. Anniversary During Grange Meeting CENTRAL POINT-Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Smith were hon ored on the occasion of their twenty-fifth wedding anniver sary by Central Point Grange members during a recent Grange meeting. The couple was presented a wedding cake and Mrs. Smith was given a corsage. They also received a money tree from Grange members. Arrangements for the observ- ance were made by Mrs. Gas ton Floux and Mrs. L. C. Oop den. The Smiths are longtime members of the grange. He has served as master and held other offices. Mrs. Smith has been pianist for many years. has been Home Economics Club chairman and held office. Mrs. 0. T. Wilson read a poem written in honor of the Smiths. James Cornutt, master, Mrs. Cornutt and Mr. and Mrs. most I I TiVk4CL V) SHOPPING CENTER Is Marked Kenneth Kirkham served the refreshments. Touch of Paris Style Revue Plans Are Set Mrs. William Hatzl, general chairman for the Touch of Paris style show being presented by Keames social Club, has an nounced that plans are progress ing for the event. The show will be presented Saturday, November IB at 1 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. An afternoon of dessert, cards and styles by Mann's store are scheduled. Mrs. L. D. Edwards will be at the organ for background music during dessert and the style show. Models for the event will be Mrs. Donald Ashpole, Mrs. E. G. Randolph, Mrs. Stewart Pen- ington, Mrs. Karleen Wade. Mrs. Deloert Harvey, Mrs. Glenn Jerden, Mrs. R, S. May field, Miss Marcia Mayfield, Miss Adah Harris and Mis. John Smith. Mrs. Roy Nordwick is in charge of decorations. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Hatzl, 773-2858, or Mrs. Rodney Wilham, 772-5684. Tickets will also be on sale at the door the day of the show. Bride-Elect Is Honored; Rites Thursday ILLINOIS VALLEY - Miss Elizabeth Riech, whose mar riage to Jack E. Seizor was set for November 7 in the Cave Junction Community Church. was honored at a bridal shower given recently in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ander son. Mrs. Marion Nichols was co- hostess. Invited guests were Mrs. Les ter Rifigan, Mrs. Maxine Cra mer, Mrs. Deb Lyman, Mrs. Harold Crowl, Mrs. Jack Now-1 man, Mrs. Larry Farmer, Mrs. Earl Strorich, Mrs. Andy Scott, Mrs. Harriet Benson, Mrs. Ernest Neal, Mrs. Russell Davis, Mrs. Toni Vaughn, Mrs. Robert Hines, Mrs. Natalie Cor nea, Mrs. William Howlnnd, Mrs. Joe Norton, Mrs. Frank Gibbons, Mrs. Melvin Gray, Mrs. Gene Damon, Mrs. Diane i Copsey, Miss Betty Sue Riech, j Miss Linda Dickey, Miss Linda ; Vaughn and the bride - elect s mother, Mrs. Riech. Phoenix-Talent Events Listed PHOENIX-Open house will be held by the Phoenix High School Wednesday, November 13 in observance of National Education Week. Parents are in vited to visit in the classrooms with the faculty members from 7:30 to 0 p.m. Refreshments will be served in Room 9 by the Home Eco nomics Department. At 9 p.m. the parents are to go to the gymnasium where the high school band and chorus will present a short musical pro gram under the direction of Gary Monical. National Education Week will be observed in Phoenix and Talent Elementary S c h o o Is Tuesday, November 12 when open house will be held in each school, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Emphasis will be placed on the curriculum and school schedule. The work to be ac complished in each grade will be discussed. Parents of students and inter ested school patrons are in vited. Refreshments will be served. Open House Set At Washington Washington school will hold open house Thursday, Novem ber 14, from 7 to 9 p.m. in observance of National Educa tion Week. All parents and any one Interested are invited to attend. During the evening the Wash-1 ington Parent-Teacher Associa tion will hold a baked food sale. Coffee and refreshments will be served in the cafeteria. MEDFORD Visitor Here From Germany Among Rogue Valley visitors this fall is Mrs. Ida Hess ot Haan, Germany, who is a house' guest at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Br is, 128 Valley View Drive. The traveler arrived in San Francisco October 8 where she was met by the Medford couple and their daughter, Krista, 10 months, the only grandchild of the visitor. While Mrs. Hess has studied Oxford English, she hopes to find someone in the valley who has a speaking knowledge of German, wno would be inter ested in assisting her with con versational English. Mrs. Hess arrived in New York City September 12 aboard the North German Lloyd Line's ship, Bremen. From there she traveled to Chicago where she visited her daughter, Gertrud, who Is a medical technician there. This is the first trip to the United States for Mrs. Hess, although she has traveled con siderably in Europe and North ern Africa. Here For Holidays Mrs. Hess plans to remain here until after Christmas when she will travel to Denver, Colo., to visit the parents of her daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Justus Wilhclm. From there she will visit her daughter briefly in Chicago before returning to her home in Germany. The visitor's husband, who died earlier this year, was a re tired Lutheran minister, hav ing served the Lutheran con gregation in Haan for 32 years. The city, in the Rhine Valley, has a population of 15,000. It is near Dusseldorf and Cologne. The visitor's other children are Dieter, a medical intern in Germany; Wilhelm, who is in business, and Hanna, who is a Lutheran deaconess. Her son here is a forester with the Bureau of Land Management. The German visitor enjoys music, literature and fine arts and has so far attended the Portland Symphony concert. Erick Friedman and the Don Cossack Chorus and dancers performances. Erick Friedman and the Don I W V J L JK f V Xf n W V PtifJ llM, lUiiV?' I Cossack Chorus and dancers I if, V lXJUtl J X l I V " U a W MTO I ft' A performances. II ft jJ ' i f . ' j I Toastmistrcss Club meeting set l "f j j j ''V li -j for Wednesday, November 13, I ,( 7 n i J j i Lf if I I 7'rf J at 8 p.m., in the Girls Commu- I .3fl '. f"" T 4R . II t I 1 I U :! w'tasStrsr i fl , If - Til S'IQ1 3ft 'h I Scheduled speakers include I ' .rfJESMM " V.. SJ' V :1 Mrs. L. E. Payton. Mrs. Ken- I fw tifcTX . V. v I . 'I neth V. Phillios and M. A I I l CS U .TMJSS&r V SJ1 J I PruRh. ToDicmistress will he I 1 7 MVml ' T -'M 1 Miss Voda Brower. i A KT'lfM I II ' . 1 The Roeue Room nflh. HM. I ' " KKWf . 1 l I ford Hotel will be the meeting I f JpSS"' tV t 1 place for Council No. 4 Sunday. 1 I " r ' f iS I. 1 November 17, beginning w i t h i f 'iLW i .62 p:A 1 . 1 res '-ation at 10 a.m. "Educa- 1 Kfi 4 VI ft I tion Our Rpsnnnsihililu" will k. f ' . $k t tt a the rrCscent City Toastmistress I ' B H HAT f 1 Club Will he host nrnim Mrf. 1 i a iJk 1 I I VniTA 1 ford Toastmistress Club w i 1 1 ! j - X 'Vftak. VI X T participate in a workshop. Miss I jf ' f ' 1 Brower will give the welcoming i ' ff ' , g I i .. rri coat i nave Tour uoctor 1 1 1 w .-rsw . ? i mml :mt safe i FAST 1 I W& I r ' i Delivery 1 "W ' I 1 I arvi I f. I :SntERS VVtfrti rurW.w . m I l I . ' vnia AR TOM EUXLTtf 1 Iw. :ll .-(;!!. LI. I a V .1 I UN THE NEWEST kX. 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Mrs. Hess plans to remain in the valley until after Christmas and hopes to improve her conversational English prior to returning to her home. m a. a r u ', h i m. f. . 1 1 , wm& ' v it. u-. c tub am,, in v,M i -m 7 Lodge Officer To Visit Here; Dinner Stated Mrs. Merle Lamar, associate grand matron of the grand chap ter of Oregon, Order of the Eastern Star, will make an offi cial visit to Reames Chapter Thursday, November 14 at 8 p.m., in the Medford Masonic Temple. She will conduct a school of instruction for the of ficers. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Pening ton, worthy patron and matron, will preside. A potiuck dinner at 6:30 p.m. will precede the meeting. Mem bers whose last names begin letters A through I are to take meat dishes; J to R, salads and S to Z dessert. Chairmen for the evening will be Mrs. Hazel Rawls and Mrs. Eleannre Sawyer, assisted by Mrs. W. Zundel, Mrs. Lloyd Kennedy and Mrs. Sarah Rawls. Noble Grands To Plan Event pians for a Christmas dinner will be made by Past Noble Grands Club . members Thurs day, November 14, at 8 p. m., in Girls Community Club. Mrs. Esther Coleman will preside. Entertainment is to precede the meeting. Mrs. E. W. Pease, Mrs. Clar ence Pankey and Mrs. Oliver Rogers will serve refreshments. Guest , . O'BRIEN - Miss Linda Woodward, Omaha, Neb., is a guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Cole. She is a niece of Mrs. Cole and of Mrs. Gor den Anderson, Grants Pass. IN THE 121 EIST MEDFORD We are honored to present for the first time The Alba Paintings for sale beginning monday, november 11 ASHLAND Mrs. George Cun ningham has returned to her home at 317 Bridge Street after visiting for two weeks in Cali fornia with her daughters, Mrs. Jann LaPointe, Martinez, and Mrs. Arden Wallen, Sacramento. ARCADE MAIN ST. "OBtCOH ) i ' ' o
