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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1963)
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1903 MEDKOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON 8 A Newcomer Is X-Ray Technician Because she has a keen desire to see more of the world, a Swiss X-ray technician is now living in Medford. Theresa Lamprecht arrived here not long ago from Portland and is employed by Drs. Lawson, Mar kee and Saul at their X-ray clinic. ' Miss Lamprecht, who speaks excellent English, received her technical training at University Hospital, Zurich, Switzerland. Last fall she came to Portland, where she has a sister, and took further training at the Uni versity of Oregon Medical School. In addition to English and the Swiss dialect spoken in the area in which she was educated, Miss Lamprcdht speaks German and French. She attended Cath olic schools in the French part of Switzerland and was gradu ated from Salve Regina School. Her father, Karl Lamprecht, is an interior decorator in nni, and is assisted in his work by his wife. In Zurich, Miss Lamp recht belonged to the X-Ray So ciety. Miss Lamprecht said that her parents are encouraging their Hauehters to travel to other parts of the world while they are young in the belief that the experiences would be valu able in many ways. She plans to attend Sacred Heart Catholic Church and hopes to become a part of social and cultural ac tivities in this community. Veterans Group And Auxiliary Plan Elections Election of officers will be glad when members of Medford Barracks, Veterans of World War I, and the auxiliary, meet Wednesday, December 4, at 8 p. m. at Girls Community Club. About 140 members and their families attended a recent Thanksgiving dinner and social hour. Mrs. Frank Hoffman was chairman of the refreshment committee. Among the guests were Department Senior Vice Commander Jack Herman and Mrs. Herman, Brookings, Ore, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Curry, Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Smith, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Kretschmer, Grants Pass; Commander nnd Mrs. E. N. Tcrrill, Mr. and Mrs. William Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Helms, Ashland. Mr. Herman spoke to botJi the barracks and auxiliary concern ing membership. Mrs. Elmer Curry, a past president, stressed (he value of co-ordination oi activities and co-operation be tween the barracks and auxil iary. A social hour closed the meeting. popse j iive your hrinV of iiedoriioiir a gl.mk'roiu ifi.imomf mid pliitiiumi uiedifimi riii!) lo replace the modest one she wears now. All the sentiment ol her nuptial day will be recaptured with this thought-provokuij remembrance. Prices include Federal Charge or Budget Tax s7v5 A newcomer lo Medford is 'Ihcrcsa Lam precht, an x-ray technician who came here from Zurich, Switzerland. Miss Lamprecht, trained at University Hospital in Zurich, studied further at the University of Oregon News About Today's Home Career Fashion, Furs Theme for Chapter Party Fashions for the holiday sea son will be modeled at a show to be held Saturday, December 7, at Rogue Valley Country Club. The event is sponsored by Alpha Rho Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi and the theme is "Christmas Fashions, Furs and Fun." Funds earned will be used to aid an underprivileged child. Luncheon will be served at 12:30 p.m., with the show and card party to follow. Burelson's store will stage the show. Models will be from the vari ous Beta Sigma Phi chapters of the valley. They will be Mrs. Leo A. Zupan, Mrs. John 11. Tumbclston, Mrs. R. E. White, Mrs. E. D. Davis, Mrs. William H. Harlman, Mrs. Charles L. Carey. Mrs. Dennis Garcclon, Mrs. Willinm Kennedy, Mrs. Ar vin Reynolds and Mrs. L. L. Rowe. Events Planned For Fellowship Weare group of First Christ ian Church will present a Chrislmas program for the Christian Women's Fellowship meeting, Tuesday, Dec. 3rd at 1 P.M. Appearing on the program are lo be Mrs. Frank Chapman, Mrs. J. T. Davis, Mrs. M. A. huslcr, Mrs. l:. U. Peterson, Mrs. Herbert Sims and Mrs. Wayne Troxell. Mrs. Ray Lccson, 416 Laurel St., will be hostess for a silver tea Dec. 5, as a missionary benefit. Many types o'. Chrisl m a s decorations, Christmas gifts, recipes, and bazaar items will be displayed. Guests arc welcome. JEVfKLERS MEDFORD, OREGON ' '' V, ''I Medical School, Portland, before coming to Medford In join the staff of Drs. Lawson, Markee and Saul. She has a sister and Swiss friends in Portland. Woman Leisure Arts and Fun Tickets may be obtained from any member of the chapter, or from Burelson's. Thirty local merchants have donated gifts for the party. Bob Anderson of the Music Center will furnish music, and the Madrigal Singers from Medford High School will entertain. Hostesses will be Mrs. Greg ory Gill, Mrs. Wayne Harris, Mrs. Ted Jensen and Mrs. Wayne Hunter. Miss Ethel Shumway of the Southern Oregon Family and Child Guidance Clinic Associa tion spoke at the last meeting of the chapter. Mrs. Jensen pre sented a program on Interpre tation of Love. Other events planned by Alpha Rho chapter are a Christmas party for members and their husbands December 14, and a Christmas dinner for members December 17 at the home of the chapter sponsor, Mrs. Char les Lemery. Events Listed For Bethel 56 SHADY COVE - A number of events are on the calendar (or Bethel 50, International Order of Job's Daughters, Shady Cove. a weoKiy siniR practice is held each Wednesday nt 7:30 p. in. nl 'the McL'orklc studio, Shady Cove. The next .staled meeting of the bethel will he Wednesday, Dccemuer 11, with election of officers on the agenda. Dad's "revelation night" is planned for Thursday, December 111. at 7 p. m. A politick dinner will be held combined with a Christ mas party. December 1 guardian council members and line officers at tended a dinner meeting at North's Chuck Wagon. The bethel held Friendship Night November lit at the VFW hall, Shady Cove, with Honored Queen Lola Ackerman presid ing. Attending were Q u e c n (ierda Rognass, Grants Pass; Princess Kalhy Collingsworth. Central Point: as well as guar dians of various bethels in the area. Refreshments wore served by the Misses Chloe Atkinson. Ja net Hatcher and Bobbie Boyd, assisted by their mothers. Guests ASHLAND - Thanksgiving guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Baughmnn. too Lin coln Street, were Mr. Haugh man's grandson and family, Sir. nnd Mrs. Clint Lee and two daughters. Pamela and Cheryl, Fremont, Calif. TOMORROW DEC. 4th We Will Be Ottering As Our m4'$ f Chrntmai V. Preient To You r Christmas Present aj . To You . . . V i Green Stamps f UrtH ,Jh 9 to 7 ! CENTRAL POINT S 6 Days PHARMACY ft A Week 4. "VsV: j0 ' ' Lr Bazaar Set Saturday At Store A Christmas bazaar sponsor ed by Delta Omega Chapter, bpsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority, is planned for Saturday, De cember 7, at the Home Appli ance Company store in down town Medford. Gift articles and baked foods will be on sale. Mrs. Robert Shangle is chair man. Final plans for the event were made at a meeting held recent ly at the home of Mrs. George Berscheid, Star Ranger Sta tion, Ruch. Members took food articles for a Thanksgiving bas ket which the chapter gave to a needy family. for the meeting Mrs. Ar thur Pollard and Mrs. Shangle gave a program on "Famous Women of the Theater." Thev spoke of Helen Hayes and play ed a recording of her presen tation of "The White Macno a Tree." During refreshments m e ru bers discussed a "kidnan cof fee" held recently at the home of Mrs. Shangle. The event was a complete surprise to mem bcrs who were gathered up at 8:30 a.m.; they expressed the opinion that in the future they will be better groomed at an earner nour. The chapter's next meeting wm ue inursaay, uecemoer 5, at the home of Mrs. Leo Jacobs, nuin urive, jweaiora. Librarian Talks At Guild Session ASHLAND - Miss Vida Serin- ut, Hii nones Avenue, was hostess for the November meet ing of the Mary-Martha Wesley an Guild of the Methodist Church. The program was in charge of Miss Cora Mason and sirs. Arthur Everett. "What Docs the Chrisl ian Woman Read? was answered by Miss Mason, the city librar ian, who presented brief re views of several widelv - read books that are available in the public library. A group discus sion followed on the content of magazines and other news me dia. During the concluding social hour Miss Scriptcr served re freshments. Dodge Familv Visits Ashland ASHLAND Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Dodge of Portland and their son Bill, a senior at the University of Oregon, were Sunday visitors here on their return Thanksgiving with Miss Ellen Dodge in San Francisco. Dr. Dodge is head of the busi ness administration at the Uni versity of Portland. The family formerly lived in Ashland and have kept close ties with the community and the Shakespear ean Festival. -A Your- Double V aS I Four Royal Babies Are Expected LONDON (UPI)-Four royal babies are expected early next year a situation believed to be unique in the annals of British royalty. Princess Margaret is the lat est to announce that she is ex pecting a child. It was disclosed Monday that she expects her second child in April. Princess Alexandra, 26, the queen s cousin, is due to have her first baby in January or February. Queen Elizabeth II, 37, ex pects her fourth child in Feb ruary or early March. Margaret, who is 33, will have her baby in late April, a Kensington Palace announce ment said. The Duchess of Kent, 30, Alexandra's sister-in-law, is due to have her second child in May. Margaret and her husband, former photographer Lord Snowdon, "are delighted," their press secretary said. The couple are known to want a daughter as a companion to their son, David, Viscount Lin ley, who celebrated his second birthday Nov. 3. Friends said Margaret and her husband delayed the an nouncement of her pregnancy so as to give the other royal mothers-to-be their full share of the spotlight. The child will be seventh in line to succession to the throne, after the queen's four children, Princess Margaret nerseit ana her son. The children of Prin cess Alexandra and the Duchess of Kent will be even further down the line. Calendar Calendar notices and news for the society section of The Miiil Tribune must he submitted in writing nnd deadline for the Sun day edition Is 10 a.m. Friday. Deadline for the weekly calen dar is D a.m. of the day of publi cation and for week day news is 5 p.m. the day before publication. Tuesday: 7 p.m. Women's Association circle of First Presbyterian Church; Candlelight, with Mrs. Jack Sanborn, 2180 Capitol Ave. 7:30 p.m. Chapter BE, PEO sisterhood, home of Mrs. W. E. Holmes, 348 Sutter Street. 8 p.m. Crater Lake Post and Auxiliary. Veterans of Foreign Wars, VFW hall, 42 North Front St. 8 p.m. Pythian Sisters, Pyth ian Building. Wednesday: 10:30 a.m. Eagle Point Gar den Club, home of Mrs. Betty James. 12:30 p.m. Chapter CG of PEO Sisterhood, home of Mrs. E. L. Bartholomew, 2635 Hill crest Rd. 12:30 p.m. Chapter CP of PEO Sisterhood, home of Mrs. Stuart McQueen, 2136 Hillcrcst lid. 12:30 p.m. Wednesday Study Club, Girl's Community Club. 1:30 p.m. Central Point Gar den Club, home of Mrs. C. W. Anhorn, 87 Freeman Rd., Cen tral Point. 1:30 p.m. Contemporary Book Club, home of Mrs. Mal colm Byers, J07 East Main St. Make - wav - Santa Specials FLOOR MODELS AND DEMONSTRATORS fer - Reductions of $30 to $60 (FROM RLGULAR PRICES WHCN NtW) We're clearing the decks for our Christmas displays, with big reductions on quality machines and cabinets. Straight-stitch,Slantnccdtc and zigzag machines, portables and space-saving consoles. A wonderful opportunity lo own a smootlvscwing SINGER machine at unusual savings. EASY TERMS Save now. Tke up to two years to pay, on our Budget Plan. 318 East Main Street Medford 772-7153 r LONDON When Prince Philip proclaimed 11)63 as "National Productive Year" the whole Queen Elizabeth (upper left) expects her fourth child In February or early March; Princess Margaret (upper right) announced yesterday that she expects her cess Alexander (lower right) Is January or February; the Duchess of Kent (lower left) Aldan dra's sister-in-law, is due lo have situation is believed to be unique Duplicate Bridge Club Names New Directors Seven members were named to the board of directors of Medford Duplicate Bridge club at the annual dinner and elec tion held November 26 at Girls Community Club. The directors are Mrs. J. J. Finegan, Mrs. Hugh Collins, Mrs. A. W. Lin gass, John Shortridge, Ray Films Scheduled For Garden Club Two films will be shown at an open meeting of Medford Garden Club set for Thursday, December 5. at 1:30 p.m. in the Jackson County Courthouse audi torium. The films will be "Flowers in Wonderland" and "Holiday with Flowers." A report on the bird of the month, the white and gold crowned sparrow, will be given by Mrs. E. H. Loveness. A horticulture lesson on "Frag rance in Our Gardens" will be presented by Mrs. Mattie Car jon. Tea chairman is Mrs. J. D. Brummond. Council Cancels Girl Scout Sings Girl Scout Sings scheduled for December have been cancelled according to an announcement from headquarters of the Rogue Valley Girl Scout Council. It was stated that this concerns Girl Scouts in the North Jack son and South Medford districts of the council. The Sings will be rescheduled in January. for - I.- Open Friday Evening Grants Pais 476-4343 km -..... - 4&,."m ftwr..vHjT9hLkh, royal family pitched in to help. second child in late April; Prin due to nave ncr urst nany in :icr second child in May. This in the annals of British royalty, (UPI) Wise, Chester Reavis, and Paul McDuffee. This group will meet in the near future and choose offices for the coming year. At the master point session which followed, 16 tables of players in two sections took part. Winners in Section A, North South, were Mrs. George W. Dean and Col. D. H. Barber, first, 96; the Richard Finnolls, second 95; Mrs. Herbert Red dick and Mrs. Carl Anderson, third, Grants Pass, 91 '-i points. East-west winners in this sec tion were the Walter Ensmin gers, Grants Pass, first, 97; Mrs. Glen Harrison and Chcstur Reavis, second, Wh; Mrs. E. u. Miller and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson who tied with Mrs. E. K. Rick er and Mrs. Fred Rehling for third with 90 points. Winning in Section B, north south, were Mrs. Leland Clark and George W. Rode, first, 104 'i; Mrs. Lingaas and Mrs. McDuffee, second, 95'A; George Polski and Mr. Clark, third, 92. East-west winners in this sec tion were Mrs. Fred Hesdorfcr and Mrs. Lewis Smith, first, 10114; John Russell and Al Gil housen. second, 96; Mrs. Jo seph Clark and Mrs. Collins, third, 94. The December monthly mas ter point play will be held to night at the Girls Club. Decem ber 17 the annual Christmas party is scheduled. Dinner will be served and presents exchanged. Amazing New Chemical Oil SHAMPOO CURLS and WAVES STRAIGHT HAIR WAVE STAYS 7 DAYS . . . EVEN MORE It makes no difference how damp and dismal the weather, your KLOHKSS WAVE stavs in as neat, shinv and wavy the Till day as the first. No nutter whether your hair is blonde or auburn or brunette. ..no matter if your hair is djed or bleached ... each hair conditioning FLORESS SHAMPOO and set actually waves and curls our hair while adding long lasting beauty plus fluorescent life and lustre. FLORESS contains ami dandruff ingredients ... rrjuvenators ... glamourizers. 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Soloists will be Virginia Ce cil, soprano; Adelaide Spencer, contralto; Ray Tumbleson, ten or; and Maynard Hadley, bass. Mrs. Cecil is supervisor of ele mentary vocal music in the Ashland public schools and has sung the soprano solos each year since these annual per formances were begun s l x years ago. Mrs. Spencer, now a resident of Weed, Calif., formerly lived in Ashland and sang the alto solos for several years while she was a resident here. Mr. Tumbleson, a newcomer to the Rogue Valley area, is assistant professor of music at Southern Oregon College where he teach Ashland Group To Hold Party ASHLAND Members of Ashland Business and Profes sional Women's Club will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. in the Wesley House for their tradi tional Christmas party when the executive board will be hostess es. Instead of a gift exchange each one is asked to take a rapped gift for rest home pa tients. 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