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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 196J
MKUl'ORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREGON
New Show of Paintings,
Sculpture To Open Here
The Rogue Gallery of Med
ford announces a one-man show
of paintings and sculpture by
Melvin Schuler. professor of art
at Humbolt State College, Ar
eata, Calif. The show will open
with a preview and reception
for the artist and members of
the Rogue Valley Art Associa
tion, Saturday, November 16, at
8 p.m. in the gallery,
: This exhibit is expected to
attract a great deal of interest
in southern Oregon as Professor
Schuler's previous work has
won much acclaim in California.
He has had three one-man
shows at Gump's in San Fran
cisco. Other one-man shows
have been at the Hilborn Studio
in Los Angeles, and in the ma
jor galleries in Humboldt Coun
ty. Mr. Schuler received his
bachelor of arts and master of
fine arts degrees at the Cali
fornia College of Arts and
Crafts. He studied for a year at
the Royal Danish Academy.
He has traveled extensively in
Europe, Mexico, and Japan,
The present show is the re
sult of a year's sabbatical
leave when he visited colleges
and art centers throughout the
United States. The collection
consists of 17 paintings in oil
and 24 sculptures principally in
wood, with some in alabaster
and bronze.
The show will remain on ex
hibit through December 12 dur
ing regular gallery hours, 12
noon to 4 p.m., Mondays through
Saturdays.
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"Winter Fantasies" was theme for the Gamma XI Chapter,
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority style show staged November 9 in Rogue
Valley Country Club to benefit the American Cancer society.
Two of the models pictured above are wearing the latest in winter
fur styles. Mrs. Donald L. Laccy, Central I'oint, left, Is wearing
an autumn haze mink stole with double lur collar, ana ivirs. j.
Ned Stnrncs, Central Point, is shown with a full length tourmaline
mink coat with thrcc-quai'lcr length sleeves and large collar. The
furs were furnished by Samuel of Mcdford Shopping Center and
wigs worn by the models were from Winnie's Beauty Salon and
Wlggcry.
Ashland WSCS
Plans Bazaar,,
Harvest Tea
ASHLAND - When the No
vember meeting of the Woman's
Society of Christian Service was
held in the Methodist Church
its theme was "Thanksgiving."
During the morning session
Mrs. Forrest Lesher told of fes
tivals of other lands and other
times, saying that even before
the Christian era such celebra
tions were held for the purpose
of giving thanks for blessings.
Following the luncheon a pan
el discussion in which Mrs. Wil
liam Lawrence, Mrs. William
Walters and Mrs. P. Malcolm
Hammond participated, consid
ered different aspects of the
Christian woman's place in com
munity life, her family and her
wider sphere of influence
through missionary fields.
During the business meeting
conducted by the president, Mrs.
Jay Kaylor, plans were made
for the annual church bazaar to
be held November 15 and 16.
Chairmen for the event asked
that all donations be delivered
by 9 a.m., Friday.
Announced for December 1
was a Harvest Tea to be given
from 3 to S p.m., at the home
of Mrs. Sidney Ainsworlh, 1155
Fern Street. The proceeds are
to go to the Methodist Home in
Salem.
The day's meeting was con
cluded with a sociii.1 hour when
dessert was served in the Fire
side room from a table centered
with lavender chrysanthemums
and ribbon streamers. Mrs.
Hammond and Mrs. David Coul
ter poured. New members were
introduced by Mrs. Lawrence
who presented each with a cor
sage and literature concerning
wai-a worn.
Mrs. Erwarri Nplsnn was lh
luncheon hostess assisted by
Mrs. Walter Nunley, Mrs. Roy
Neal. Mrs. T. H Sehniio
Allen McGee and Miss Gladys
wnnson.
First Peter Britt Music Festival Benefit Planned -
The first' fund raising benefit
for the Peter Britt Gardens Mu
sic and Arts Festival will be
the night of Wednesday, No
vember 20, when the Medford
Junior Women's Club will pre
sent an evening of fashions, en
tertainment, and cards at the
Rogue Valley Country Club.
Proceeds from the evening are
designated for the scholarship
fund of the Peter Britt Festi
val, with 42 musicians present
ing a full range of classical
and contemporary music fn a
series of afternoon and evening
concerts in the natural setting
of the historic Peter Britt estate
gardens in pioneer Jackson
ville. The Music Festival Associa
tion helped the participating
musicians defray expenses by
giving them a moderate sum
to help cover the cost of meals
and transportation, also by hav
ing local residents offer the use
of a room in their home to vis
iting performers.
"Holiday Flair" is the title
of the style show, with fash
ions by Jean Hart, hair styles
by Rose's Beauty Salon, and
prizes donated by local mer
chants. John Lusk will provide
background music on the organ
during the dessert and show.
Entertainment will include
novelty musical numbers by
The Kinsmen, Robert Haworth
and John Eads, and unusual
fashions created by members of
the Junior Women's Club.
Models for the event will be
Mrs. John V.' Asplund and her
three' daughters, Christine, Mary
and Susan; Mrs. Robert Bil
lingsley; Mrs. Gary S. King;
Miss Susan Higgins, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Hig
gins; Mrs. J. L. Allemen; Mrs.
James A. Butler; Mrs. Gene F.
Chamberlain; Mrs. James C.j
Wab. and guest model, Mrs.'
John Gritsch. ';
Narrator for Jean Harts
Dress Shop will be Mrs. Carl,
E. Wimberly Jr. ,
Tickets may be obtained from '
members of the Medford Junior
Women's Club, or by calling
Mrs. William Clegg, 772-2148, or
Mrs. Alleman, 772-6042.
Bethel To Honor
Dads at Dinner
Secret dads will be entertained
at a potluck dinner by Bethel
55, International Order of Job's
Daughters, Tuesday, November
26, it was decided at a bethel
meeting held in the Masonic
Temple, Tuesday night. Girls
are to take special dishes with
a card explaining the origin of
the recipe. The boxes will be
auctioned as a money-raising
project.
Another money-raising en
deavor will be a baked foods
and pine cone sale, November
23. The site is yet to be se
lected. Visits
ASHLAND - Miss Phyllis
Mapes of San Francisco spent
last week end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Warren Mapes,
954 B Street.
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IT'S A CHILDREN'S
CHRISTMAS ...
Thursday
7 p.m. Washington School,
open house, at school.
7 p.m. Roosevelt School,
open house, at school.
7 p.m. Lincoln School, open
house at school.
7:30 p.m. Wilson School,
open house and PTA mcr "-g, at
8 p.m. Past Noble Grands
Club, Girls Community Club.
8 p.m. Heamcs Chapter,
OES, Medford Masonic Temple.
please care . . .
So others
may eat
every $1 delivers a Fund
Crunadc package to hungry
people urroos llic world
More than half thf people on earth do
not hnve enough to ml. Through
CARE' Fond Crusade, ? oil help feed
million of the hungrynut for Just a
meal or two, hut long ftnough to gise
thrill strength to help themselves.
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Friday
12:30 p.m. Medford Fifty
Plus Club, St. Mark's Guild Hall,
Fifth St. and North Oakdale
Ave.
Alpha Chapter
Host Group
For Officer
"ASHLAND - Visiting officers
and members from several val
ley chapters, Order of Eastern
Star, were in Ashland last
Tuesday evening to greet Mrs.
Dale Lamar, Coos Bay, associ
ate grand matron of flic Grand
Chapter of Oregon, when she
conducted the annual school of
instruction in the Masonic
Temple.
Mrs. John Mills, worthy ma
tron of Alpha Chapter, presided
at the session and introduced
the honor guest, presenting her
with a corsage. A solo by Mrs.
Hubert Snyder, accompanied at
the piano by Miss Edna Dough
erty, was a part of the wel
come program.
A dinner preceded the stated
session and at the conclusion
refreshments were served in the
dining room from tables dec
orated with miniature red
school houses surrounded with
greenery and bright berries.
Hosts for the social hour were
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Laird and
Mr. and Mrs. George Findlay.
In addition to Mrs. Lamar,
other visitors were Mrs. Lee
Nelson, Coos Bay; Mrs. Russell
McCollum, Klamath Falls,
grand marshal of the Grand
Chapter of Oregon; Harold
Rush, Klamath Falls, member
of tlic Home Endowment com
mittee; Mrs. Stewart Penning
ton, Medford, Mrs. Rush, Kla
math Falls, and Mrs. Helen
Buffington, Jacksonville, a 1 1
worthy matrons of OES chapters.
Ashland Guild
To Visit Here
' Mary Martha Guild of Ash
land First Methodist Church
will meet with Susannah Wesley
Guild of First Methodist Church,
Medford. tonight at 7:45 o'clock.
The meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Oliver Taylor,
3254 Jacksonville Highway.
Dr. Margaret Wallace will
present the program entitled,
"Christian Missions in Southern
Asia." The worship service will
be led by Mrs. Myrna Adams.
Members are to take Christmas
gifts for an orphanage in Alaska.
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