Society * Clubs
Phi Delta Kappa
To Be Chartered
At SOC Saturday
S o u th ern
O regon
college s
c h a p te r of Phi D elta K appa, na
tiouul
ed u cational fra te rn ity ,
will receive Its c h a rte r ut cere­
m onies S atu rd ay , M arch .1
The p rincipal sp ea k er for the
c h a rte rin g will be Dr. G eorge
C K yte, national p resid en t of
th e fra te rn ity , and professor o f
education a, the U niversity of
C alifo rn ia
O th er
d ig n itaries speaking
w ill be V ictor Phelps, P o rtlan d ,
PDK
district
rep resen tativ e,
an d A rnold L G rulapp, Klum
atii Falls, p re sid e n t of th e south
ern O regon field chupter
G uests
w ill include
field
ch u p ter
rep resen tativ es
from
Portland,
Salem,
Monmouth,
Eugepe, and S eattle, and Rex
P u tn am , stute su p erin ten d e n t
of public instruction.
O fficers elected lust O ctober
for th e new c h a p te r include
A rnold G rnlupp. K lam ath F alls
G lenn Hale, Eugle P oint; L C
M offitt, G ra n ts Puss; and Dr
A rth u r S. T aylor and A lwin
M iller, S o u thern O regon col
lege
M iller expects 50 m em bers ol
the so u th ern O regon c h a p te r to
be on hand for the cerem ony
Jobs Daughters
Plan for Dance
Jobs D uuglitcrs, B ethel No
22, m et last T uesday w ith h o n ­
ored Q ueen Kay Dudley p re ­
siding.
PAGE FIVE
SO U TH ER N OREGON
THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1DS1
Street Name Background, Book
Review Entertain Study Club
••The S tre e ts of A shland,” by
Mrs. H enry C. G aley and a book
review of Nevil S h u te 's (N or­
w ay, “T he Legacy,” by Mrs.
Roger
R ath
h ighlighted the
A shland S tudy clu b ’s M onday
m eeting ut the hom e of Mrs I
A Woods, 333 N. M ain street
In h e r talk, Mrs G aley said,
’’ll m akes a tow n a v ery p e r­
sonal
possession
w hen
one
know s the story of th e stre e ts
that we travel. O ne know s
w here som e of oui people cam e
from by the nam es of th e stree ts
they opened up - W isconsin.
Iowa, Idaho, Indiana, Nevada,
Ohio, and P en n sy lv an ia.”
Shi- show ed the influence of
the early s e ttle r’s politics in tin
num ing of such stre e ts as Lin
coin, G arfield, G ran t, Dewey,
and H arrison. Also, th e nam es
1950 Aw ard Book
Reviewed for DKG
of a few early pioneers w ere
listed
W alker, H elm an, Cool­
idge, lla rg a d in e , and Skidm ore.
Also, Mrs G aley show ed the
influence of trees on the nam ­
ing of the streets Exam ples
w ere L aurel, G ak, M anzanita,
W illow, P ine, M aple, W alnut,
icstnut, A lm ond,
M adrone,
and the like.
T he book review of the a fte r­
noon concerned the novel, "T he
L egacy,” by S hute which is
based on the W orld W ar II in­
cident of th e Jap an ese invasion
of S um atra.
Mrs Rath, the review er, told
of th e p a rty of 80 Dutch wo­
m en and ch ild ren who were
taken p risoners by the Jap an
ese Since th ere was no camp
women, the prisoners were
forced by each Jap an ese com
m an d er to go to an o th er area
This forced trek lasted for threi
years.
Tlie au th o r, the re v iew er re­
lated, m et one of the survivors
in 1949
She was Mrs. J G.
G eysel-Zonck. and the w riter
pu G am m a held its re g u la r
m onthly m eeting F eb ru a ry 17 at
the G irls’ C om m unity C lub
house in M edford. Miss G e r­
tru d e Engle, guest speaker, p re­
sented an inform ative and e n ­
te rta in in g review of the book,
"T he P eabody S isters of S alem ”
!
i Hall T harp
Th< book received tin- 195(1
educators aw ard of D elta K appa
Gam m a.
C u rre n t events in education
was presented by Miss Deelie
W hisenant.
M rs
G eorgiana
Johnson led group singing
Miss Alm a F rerich was host­
ess chairm an, assisted by Miss
Eflythe A ndrew s, Miss B ertha
C alhoun, Miss L y n n etta Q uin­
lan, Miss F ern T rull, Miss Es­
th e r Fox and Mrs. J u lia Wil
liam s
Miss P rincess E gbert
poured
G uests for the program w ere
Mrs Una B. Inch, Mrs. O live
F ountain and Mrs. F red Engle.
T able decorations w ere in a
spring them e w ith a rra n g e ­
m ents of daphne, pussy w illow s
and lav en d er tapers.
Miss B arb ara Hild announced
a sp orts dance to be held on
S atu rd ay , M arch 31. Miss B ar­
b ara Bugbee, senior princess,
gave a re p o rt on the food sale
w hich she was In charge of
It was also announced tiiat
th e m em bers w ould serve at the
C om m andery d in n e r M arch 3.
An election of the guard ian
council was held w ith the
nam es to be announced publicly Beta Sigma Phi Chapters
at a la te r date.
Hold Joint Installation
P ast Q ueen C hloe S tevens
Beta Sigtna Phi so ro rities of
was introduced, as w ell as Mrs
M arth a Elliart. past grand guar A shland and M edford held a
dian, and Andy Stevens, vice jo in t in stallatio n and initiation
cerem ony in M e d f o r d last
associate grand guardian
T hursday.
O fficers installed for the A sh­
land ch a p te r w ere Mrs. M artel
P eters, president; Mrs. Roland
W ilkerson, vice-president; Miss
H elen D unlap, secretanry; Miss
C arol Denny, tre a su re r; and
Mrs Emil Egli's hom e at 35 M rs Ja c k W illiam s, extension
G ra n ite street was the m eeting-
officer.
place last F riday for 25 mem-
O th er initiates from A shland
b ers of the P ast Noble G rands w ere Mrs. D rew Lam b, M rr
f Hope R ebekah lodge.
S tanley S chafer, Mrs. K ennet
The com m ittee In charge of H arris, Mrs. W alter Ross, and
refresh m en ts was Mrs. Jesse Mrs R alph K err
Owens. Mi
M ary W allis, and
M rs Tem pa C unningham
A fter th e re g u la r business Lodge Drill Team R eadies
m eeting a lively gam e of "blind For In itia tio n C erem onies
au c tio n ” was enjoyed by all.
Hope R ebekah lodge held its
R efreshm ents
included
a re g u la r w eekly m eeting T ues­
G eorge W ashington angel's food day w ith Mrs. M arie A rney.
cake elab o rately decorated for noble grand, presiding.
Hie occasion.
T he local lodge’s d rill team is
The next m eeting of the practicing for the
initiation
group will be a t the IOOF h all cerem onies at w hich it w ill p er
in M arch w ith husbands of the form.
m em bers as guests at a covered
Nice re fresh m e n ts w ere serv­
dish supper.
ed from tables b rightly d ecor­
The com m ittee in charge of ated w ith daffodils.
this m eeting w ill be Mrs. Mae
Mrs. M yrtle
M ayberry was
L indner,
Mrs N orm a W altcr- chairm an of the efreshm ents
m ire, Mrs. Hazel Neff, Mrs com m ittee.
D orothy Specht, and Miss Ethel
Reed
Talent Couple C elebrates
Guild Prodi/
O f Saroyan
Scores at S<
j Hears Dr. Wehs;
For Plant Sale
t G ar-
W ayne
» lieg e,
h e r of
to n d ay
By DON BJ
Not content to re
earned last term f<
Mentation of the
"H e Done H er Wi
b ers of th e Southern Oregon
C ollege T h eatre G uild scored
a n o th e r triu m p h last W ednes
day ev en in g at C hurchill hall
a u d to riu m with their pleasing
p re sen tatio n of William S aro y ­
an 's one-act dram a “ Hello O ut
T h ere.”
An audience of n early ISO
en th u siastically applauded th e
ex cellen t perform ances of F red
W hited J r . as the prisoner,
•‘P h o to -F in ish ,” Leah Peabody
as ‘E m ily,” and Lee Goode as
‘‘th e h u sb an d .” Joan B urke p o r­
tra y e d th e “ wronged w om an,”
F ra n k Koch a man, and G eorge
Bell, a second man.
T he set, lighting, and over
all production were highly e f­
fective . G eorge Bell d irected the
p erfo rm an ce. Dixie M cCullough
was stag e m anager.
u r. w e n s lo ia or m e farm ly-
gard en connection in th a t coun­
try. T he fam ily life th ere, he
said, is d epicted in th e ir g ar­
dens.
M r an d Mrs. A llen, Rogue
R iver, w ere guests of th e club
A llen told of plans fo r the
b eau tificatio n of th e E lizab eth ­
an th e a tre In A shland and the
p a rt th a t w ould be played by
th e G ard en clubs in th e area
Mrs. E rn est W. J e rm a rk , dis­
tric t vice-president, announced
th e d istrict m eeting set fo r
A pril 26 in G ra n ts Pass
S he also ann o u n ced th e d ed i­
cation of th e B lue S ta r Memo­
rial m a rk e r on th e Siskiyous,
A pril 27. S ev eral no tab les from
C alifo rn ia
and
O regon h ave
been in v ited to speak a t the
cerem onies.
It was ann o u n ced th a t the
A shland G ard en clu b w ill dec­
T h ere a re now 75,696 Units o ra te th e C am p W hite chapel
of Cui) Scouts, Boy Scouts and fo r its E aster services. Also, a
E x p lo rers in the Boy Scouts of p la n t sale w ill be held at th e
g ro u p ’s n ex t re g u la r m eeting
America
on M arch 26 w hich is open to
the public a t the W om en’s Civic
club on W inburn way. The
funds w ill be used to send the
president to th e state m eeting
at Hood R iver.
A new m em ber received dur
uig the m eeting was Miss G er­
tru d e Cox. Dr. B erth a S aw y er
and Mrs. H. M R um berg w ere
guests for th e afternoon.
Hostesses w ere Mrs. Je rm a rk ,
Miss G race L ytle, Mrs
Mc-
G ru d er, and Mrs Jo h n F Nel­
son.
Mrs. A llen H a rris won the
door prize. P re sid e n t D orothy
M ills presided o v er th e m eeting.
When m em bers answ ered the
ro ll call, they responded by an
sw erin g a sp ring gard en choice
M arch hostesses w ill be M rs
W D. Jackson, M rs Louise Mc­
N air, Mrs. G eorge M iller, and
M rs M urray M urphy
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.
SCIENTIST
Pioneer Avenue, South
S unday m o rning service at 11
o’clock
Subject: C h rist Jesu s
G olden Text: I Jo h n 4 9. In
This was m anifested th e love of
God to w ard us, because th a t
Student Leader
To Speak at SOC
David
L evering,
trav elin g
secretary for the W orld S tu d en t
S erv ice Fund, w ill speak to so­
cial science classes a t S o u th ern
Oregon college F rid ay , M arch 2.
The young stu d en t lead er has
first-hand know ledge of the
university in 1950, he atten d ed
events in so u th east Asia Upon
his graduation from R edlands
a sem inar in Mysore, India, and
a conference in Bom bay. B e­
sides these m eetings he trav e l­
led extensively th ro u g h o u t In­
dia and talk ed with lead ers in
education and politics th ere
Ju stice waits, and is used to
w aiting, and rig h t wins the
ev erlastin g victory
—M a ry
B ak er Eddy
God sent his only begotten Son
into th e w orld, th a t we m ight
live through him.
S unday School a t 9:30 a m.
Wednesday evening meeting,
w hich
includes
Christian
testim onies of
Science
healing,
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Past Grands Meer
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Alpha Club Has Luncheon
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Mr. and Mrs. E E. Cook, Tai
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A covered dish luncheon was ding an n iv ersary F eb ru ary 22.
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The couple w ere at hom e to
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T uesday
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At th e business m eeting of
the group, plans w ere finished
C ook’s have been resi
for the "w hat-not” rum m age
of T alent for m any years
sale to be held this S atu rd ay .
M arch 3, at the parish house of Talent Camp Fire G irls
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The Wa-tu-hi-yie C am p F ire
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