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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1963)
Medford, WTribune MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1963 - " f ,- til 1 .... .:,-' "I- i.Ta' - - - An annual event with the Central Point Garden Club is the fall show of artistic arrangements made from dried materials. Some are in the holiday mood and others are all season creations. The 1963 event was held recently at the Jackson County Extension Service building and this interesting entry, made by Mrs. Ivan Skyrman, was in the "Na ture's Whimsey" section. Mrs. Skyr man arranged a piece of desert wood with a bit of yellow and gree.i dried lichen at the base, a rock and two tiny burro figurines on a piece of weathered board taken from an old barn. x . f t " ' ' To raise money for Sacred Heart Hospital, women of Providence Guild have made plans for a Holiday Fair. On sale at the Fair, to be held December 6 at the hospital, will be "trees" made from cones of newspaper to which an assortment of small objects such as rigatoni, buttons, bottle caps, acorns and nut shells are glued and the whole sprayed gold or silver, Working on the trees is Mrs. Don Taylor. Mrs. Henry Grossman achieved a different texture in a Christmas candle by putting ice cubes in the hot wax as she poured it into the mold. This blue candle arrangement, displayed at the Central Point Garden Club show, stands on a silver plate and is completed with silver Chrfslmas tree balls at the base of an evergreen sprig. Valley Women Hold Bazaars, Decor Shows h . - r-. rmwi "Tl L. ........ ' s '" e -CT -v... liAuM c A variety of colorful candles will be on sale at the annual Christmas bazaar of-St. Anne's Atlar Society to be held December 7 at St. Mary's Elementary School gymnasium from 10 a.m. until 9 p.m. Pictured here are Mrs. Frank Gritsch (at left) and Mrs. Paul Moore, bazaar chairmen, with some of the candles displayed at the Grilsch home. ::' ' WfOf' "Fried" marbles' made tnta clusters f beautiful fer f'' O SS. ' i-T -iiSif?' lr J$Ft!Z ' I "TWJi V artificial grapes will be on sale at the Providence ti " f 1 jl ' ' " '.j. " Guild bal"r December 6 at Sacred Heart Hospital, , , m'W ' Q i Mrs. John Holmer's entry in the recent annual fall show of Central Point Garden Club was this artistic combination of a brass and ceramic lamp, aspidistra leaves treated with glycerine, sprayed holly and dried marigold blossoms. Mr. Holmer put the lamp together and his wife filled the shade with grson wax for t candle. Mrs. Darrell Miller, one of the chairmen of the annual Providence Guild event, is shown here surrounded by the various materials used to make the artificial grapes. Marbles, heated very hot and then plunged abruptly into cold water to crackle the glass, are formed into grape-like chaster. Leavosare made Jrojn Jaits. oj-wusid-vo.lti--' m I' it
