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SOCIETY
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Installation Held
For New Officers .
Of Rebekah Club
Mary Cave was installed presl
dent of the Past Noble Grands
club of Olive Rebekah lodge at
meeting held last week at the
Girls' Community club. Ina
Huson was installed vlce-prest
dent and Florence Klatt, secre
tary and treasurer. A candlelight
installation service waa staged
by the committee in charge.
The retiring president, Iva
Walden, was presented with a
past president's pin and during
the evening revelation of Sister
Olives was held.
Next meeting will be Initia
tion, new members to be Maud
Daugherty, Myrtle Newton, Elva
Biden, Minnie Edelmeth and
Bessie Fredenberg. Entertain
ment committee for the evening
will be Marie Hansen, Katherine
Fleming and Sara Reden while
serving on the refreshment com
mittee will be Grace Hamlin,
Irene Shirley and Caroline Lead
ers. : At last week's meeting Kath
erine Fleming, Veva Wlmer,
Bess Dyer, Nell Gibson and Jes
sie Howard served as hostesses
and entertainment wai furnish
ed by Myrtle Newton, Telitha
Pickel, Rose Young and Julia
Gregory.
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P.-T. A. Activities
' "Alcohol, Narcotics and We,
the People" is the topic of a
panel discuslon to be presented
when the Jackson County Coun
cil of Parents and Teachers
meets Wednesday, Jan. 17. in the
recreation hall of the housing
project on rriaay street.
. Dr. Susie B. Standard will
peak on physical efects of al
cohol and naroctics on the hu
man body and the Rev. Gordon
Griffin of ' Ashland will discuss
help which drug adlcts wishing
to overcome their habit may re
ceive, a r-T. a. mother will ex
plain the "Alcoholics Anon
ymous" group and W. F. Blan-
cett, a representative of the state
liquor control board, will tell of
state laws pertaining to alcohol
and narcotics.
- Miss Mabel Nansen. Medford
music instructor, will lead group
singing aurmg the morning
lion and at 1:05 p. m. she will
present the Medford High school
sextet in several numbers. Unit
reports will be given during the
morning session and all of Jack
son county's 23 units are urged
to have delegates in attendance.
The Oak Grove unit will serve
coffee during the noon hour and
everyone is asKea to Dring a
sac klunch. The meeting will be
gin at 10 a. m. and adjourn at
3 p. m.
The public is invited to hear
the panel discussion.
a Red Cross reDresentative
will speak on "Accident Preven
tion in the Home" at the January
meeting of the Junior High
Srhnnl Parent-Teacher associa
tion planned for Thursday. The
group meet in room i or me
school at 3 o'clock.
Mrs, Ivan Davies will pre
side.
A rr'-)1 hour follows V the
mpptlnff and officers Doint out
that this provides an excellent
opportunity for parents to meet
other parents and teachers of
the school.
mlttee, Mrs. Leo Ballance the
sewing committee and Mrs. D
Bersch will serve as publicity
chairman.
Plans were made for a home
coming meeting for which Loyal
ty circle will be hostess later
this month.
Laundry service Is not ex
pensive and will fit nice
ly into YOUR family budg
et. And how convenient It
il So much extra time will
be available for you to en
joy the family and Indulge
In various war efforts
ind the drudgery of "Blue
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Reames Chapter
Ceremonets Held
Thursday Night
During candlelight ceremon-
( nm In iha Ifoannl Tomnl
Thursday evening Mrs. Amelia
Hues was installed wormy ma
tron and Elton Waldron was in-
tnllpri wnrthv nntrnn nf Rpampi
Chapter No. 66, O.E.S. Mrs.
Hope Woods is the retiring ma
tron. '
Alan Inatnlltvl mini VMwnrrl
Root, associate patron; Hattie
Alden, secretary; Ethel Cover
stone, treasurer! Delia Dennv.
conductress; Esther Turpin, as
sociate conductress; Mabel Jew
ett, marshal; Ethel Root, chap
lain: Grace PnnVrev. nrffnnfnt-
Muriel Preston, Adah; Audrey
Miles, Ruth; Mary Lee Strang,
Esther; Margaret Halvorsen,
Martha; Francis Zundell, Electa;
Elsie Strang, warder; Male Et
tlnger, sentinel.
Installing officers for the eve
ning wore Clair Norrls, worthy
Installing matron and Aubrey
Norria, worthy installing patron.
Assisting them were Ruth Freed,
marshal; Angle Ray, chaplain,
and Myrna Frlnk, organist.
Heather, large baskets of red
wood ferns and bronze candela
bra holding tapers of the five
Eastern Star colors, decorated
the hall. The candlea urora Knhf.
ed at the opening of the installa
tion by the courtesy girls, Glen-
na naie, AiaDei Nltzel and Ella
Lyster. Other courtesy girls in
troduced were Melvlna l.Wtl.
and Ruth Stewart.
For the ceremonies Mrs. Htles
wore a. gown of turquoise blue
chiffon. She carried a . white
prayer book with an orchid and
ribbon streamers.
Solos were sung by Pauline
Bush, accompanied by Kather
ine Gentner. anri
, .M.,ijmO
Morris, accompanied by Evelyn
Craln. Harry Young sang the
Lords Prayer, accompanied by
Eva Marsh. The ceremonies
closed with a benediction by H
F. W. Spllver.
Refreshments were served to
about 250 members and friends.
Methodist Circle
Has Installation
Officers were installed at the
meeting of Loyalty circle of the
Methodist church held last week
at the home of Mrs. R. T. Harrl-?2n-'"West
Fourth street. Mrs.
ui uonn Garwood, vice
president; Mrs. W. H. McKemle.
secretary; Mrs. Asa Boyd, trea
"rer- Officers were elected at
the December meeting held at
the home of Mn r i. e.,
pert. ' al;"up-
Chairmen of standing commit
tee to serve during 1945 were an
nounced at the meeting. Mrs. L.
Henderson will head the spirit-
ui i J . Jonn Lar
wood s chairman of the program
committee and Mrs. L.O. Ran
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Jacksonville Star
Holds Ceremonies
For New Officers
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Jacksonville An impressive
installation ceremony for 1945
officers of Adarel Chapter No.
3, O. E. S was held at the
Masonic Temple in Jacksonville
Thursday evening Janiiarv 4.
Lulu Saulsberry, past worthy
matron or Adarel chapter, and
Fred Gardner, past worthy pa
tron of the chapter, acted as
worthy installing nffirera 'anri
seated the officers elected and
appointed. Assisting them in the
service were Lillian Lue, wor
thy 'installing marshal! Mllo
Fick, worthy installing organist;
eu uator, worthy Installing
chaplain, and Faye Peters, hon
orary marshal. .
Those Installed wpra Rlla
Gould, worthy matron; Ed
Gould, worthy patron; Mable
Todd, associate matron: .Tampa
Matthews, associate patron; Lib
bie Root, conductress; Vera
Thomas, associate conductress;
Lillian Lue, secretary; Nina Car
Ion, treasurer; Ina Huson, chap
Iain; Arlene Brewold, marshal;
Dorothy Waldron, organist;
Alice Childreth, Adah; Mollie
Brttt. Ruth: Ethel Pease Futhpi-
La Vesta Gardner, Martha; Ma
mie Matthews, Electa; Nell
Baker, warder, and Ernest Lang
ley, sentinel.
Immediately following thp In.
stallatlon of the worthy matron,
Margaret Huson sang an appro
priate song dedicated to . her.
After the other officer wprp
installed a trio, composed of
raargaret Huson, Katherine
Wendt. and Jean Mt-Alllctor an.
pnmnnnlpH h Vim HjTomU
, I u, JV 'U1 Oil , OU1 1
two numbers.
A colorful addendum hnnnr-
Ing the worthy matron and wor
thy patron was then eiven hv
the star points and members
with the presentation of a gift
to the worthy matron by Mable
Todd, from the chapter, and
one to the worthy patron pre
sented by James Matthews. Dor
othy Waldron, junior past ma
tron, and Fred Gardner, junior
past natron nresentpri thp nut.
going matron, Jeanette Spencer
ana ronton Winn with their past
matron's and past-patron's pins.
Mrs. Snpnppr nrtafntari tha
chapter with' a framed picture
oi nooert Morris, founder of
the Order of Eastern Star, and
Milton Winn presented the chap
ter wn a desk lamp.j
On the entertainment commit
tee were Ina Huson and Lillian
Lue and on the reception com
mittee were Anna T.ansl
liean Maxwell, and Neva Com
ings. Lei a Shores and La Vesta
Gardner and a committee served
refreshments in the dining room
from beautifully decorated tables.
Among distinguished guests
presented were Beulah Faber,
Grand Adah of the grand chap
ter of Oregon; Hope Wood,
grand representative, and dele
gations of officers and members
of Reames No. 66 of Medford,
Alpha No. 1 of Ashland, and Ne-
vita No. 93 of Central Point.
Also many friends of the chap
ter members were in attendance.
Hattie Thompson
Installed Head
Of Relief Corps
Central Point William H.
Harrison Women's Relief corps
No. 27 of Central Point held the
annual public dinner and instal
lation of 1945 officers January
6. Newly installed president of
the corps Is Hattie Thompson
while Martha Booth is the retir
ing president. Eva Smith acted
as installing officer. Mrs. Booth
was presented with a gift.
It is planned that the corps
will continue to make blood
plasma contributions its main
project for the new year. The
corps meets again Jan. 20.
Other officers installed at the
meeting were senior vice-president,
Laura Hansen; junior vice
president, Ida Henderson; secre
tary, Lorlie Minnick; treasurer,
Dora Jones; chaplain, Martha
Booth; patriotic instructor, Eva
Smith; press correspondent, Mrs.
Minnick; color bearers, Tlllie
Maple, Hattie Taylor, Sallle
Musty and Blanche Musty; con
ductress, Iva Coppinger; assist
ant, . Blanche Musty; guard,
Helen McDowell; assistant, Edna
Kilburn.
Lady Lions Meet
At Neeley Home
Lady Lions met last week for
dessert suDDer. hostess heine
Mrs. Larry Neely, 1129 West
Ninth street. Assistant hostesses
for the meetine were Mrs. filan
Teil and. Mrs. Kenneth B. Teeter.
Routine reports were given dur
ing the business session.
Present were the Mesdnmo
Frank Cullen, Tom Flynn, Clyde
Leonard, Wren Orey, C. C. Proc
tor, n. d. Rowe, Frank Runtz,
R. M. Schino. Earl Simn I .via
Thurman and the hostesses.
CALENDAR
Monday
7:30 p. m. Olive Rebekah
lodge at I. O. O. F. hall. Brief
business meeting followed by
public installation of Rebekah
and Odd Fellow officers at 8:00
p. m.
8:00 p. m. Medford Musical
society, home of Mrs. John Day,
Groveland avenue.
' ' 1 Tuesday
1:00 p. m---Mary and Martha
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Open Monday Through Friday 9:30 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Saturdays 10:30 A. M. to 7:30 P. M.
circle, Methodist church, dessert
luncheon in church parlors.
Hostesses, Mesdames O. Arn-
spiger and n. Woodford.
1:30 n m. DeMolay Mothers'
club at home of Mrs. J. E. Craw
ford. 306 Apple street. Mrs. Mc-
Kibbon, asisstant hostess. All De
Molay mothers are asked to at
tend and are to call hostess if
they plan to attend.
' 2:00 p. m. -Women's Mission
ary society of Presbyterian
church at church parlors.
2:00 p. m- Medford .Navy
Mothers' club at Girls' Commu
nity club. Urgent meeting.
2:00 p. m. Sunny circle,
Methodist church, home of Mrs.
N. J. Wiley, 403 West Jackson
boulevard.
8:00 p. m. Crater Lake Post
and auxiliary, VFW, business
meeting at armory followed by
social hour.
8:00 p. m. Chapter BE, PEO,
home of Mrs Orel A. Welsh, 1033
Queen Anne avenue, for Found
ers' Day program.
8:00 p. m. Knights of Pythias
and Pythian Sisters, joint instal
lation of officers at K. of P.
hall. Open to public.
Wednesday
10:00 a. m Jackson County
Council of Parents and Teachers,
recreation hall, Priddy street.
Business meeting and reports In
morning, sack lunch at noon,
musical program followed by
panel discuslon "Alcohol, Nar
cotics and we, the People."
1:00 p. m. Past Matrons of
Nevita chapter No. 93, O. E. S,
luncheon at home of Mrs. Gladys
Beebe.
1:00 p. m. Victory club, des
sert luncheon at Masonic hall
followed by business meeting.
1:45 p. m. Contemporary
Book club, heme of Mrs. B. L.
Lageson, 34 Glen Oak Court.
2:30 p. m. Wednesday Study
club, Girls' Community club.
8:00 p. m. AAUW, home of
Mrs. Justin Smith, 21 Geneva
street. Mrs. Melvln Hogan will
discuss Dumbarton Oaks confer
ence plan for a United Nations'
organization.
8:00 p. m. Graduate Nurses
Association, District Four, home
of Madelyn Klinefelter, 989
South Oakdale avenue. Assistant
hostess, Mrs. Shirley Spencer.
Thursday
2:00 p. m. Women's Relief
corps, armory.
3:00 p. m. Junior High school
P-T A room 41, school, to hear
Red Cross speaker on "Accident
Prevention for Home, Farm and
City.
3:00 p. m. League of Women
Voters, discussion group on Dum
barton Oaks UNO plan at home
of Mrs. O. A. Eden, 211 Genessee
street.
8:00 p. m. Stated meeting Ad
arel chapter No. 3, OES, Jackson
ville Visiting members welcome.
8:00 p. m. Medford BPWC,
Girls' Community club, program
on Four-H club work.
8:00 p. m. Nurses Aide corps,
home of Mrs. J. C. Boyle, 1019
South Oakdale avenue.
8:00 p. m. Mistletoe Camp,
R. N. A., public installation of
officers at K. of P. hall.
Friday
. 1:30 p. m. - Jolly Stitchers
club, home of Mrs. Austia Borne
burg, 1297 Sunset avenue.
6:30 p. m. Canton Siskiyou
No. 16 and auxiliary, covered
dish supper at I. O. O. F. hall.
Installation of new officers, Ella
Gould, chairman for supper.
7:30 p. m. Ladies Auxiliary
No. 421 to United Brotherhood
of Carpenters and Joiners No.
2067, regular business meeting
at Carpenters' hall.
3 P. M. Plane North
Will Miss Medford
United Airlines wiil have five
flights southbound through Med
ford and four northbound, effec
tive Monday, according to Sta
tion Manager Max C. Henne. The
new schedule will have one less
northbound flight than previous
ly, present trip No. 55, which has
called here at 3 p. m stopping
hereafter at Sacramento and
Eugene and omitting Medford.
The new schedule will include
southbound stops here at 10:38
a. m., 12:18 p. m., 2:48 p. m
5:48 p. m., and 12:06 a. m. north
bound, at 5:09 a. m., 12:27 p. m.,
6:59 p. m., 9:59 p. m.
TRIPLETS TO COW
New Windsor, 111. (U.R) A
shorthorn cow owned by Wal
lace Peterson recently gave
birth to triplets, a rarity in the
bovine world. Bessie is quite a?
prolific cow, having calved four
times previously, twice produc
ing singles, and twice, twins. -
FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday, Jan. 14, 194$
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AT CRATER LAKE
Acting Chief Park Ranger
Clyde E. Gilbert, accompanied
by W. T. Frost, hydraulic engi
neer for the soil conservation
service, and Robert Gober of
Klamath Falls made a ski trip
to Crater Lake last week to
measure the depth of snow ar.d
water content on the snow
courses ' and to secure reading
on the discharge from Annie
Spring.
. At Annie Spring the snow
depth was 41,2 inches with a
water content of 13.2 Inches, or
32. The'. ground was very
mushy. At Park Headquarters
the snow was 47.1 Inches with
a water content of 14.7 inches,
and the ground was very wet
Last year on January 26, ac
cording to figures given by Park
Superintendent E. P. Leavitt,
the snow depth was 35 inches
with a water content .of 10
inches. However, ' in 1943, on
January 27, the snow depth at
Annie Spring was 114 iriches
with a water content of 40
inches.
ROOSEVELT SCHOOL OPEN
LATE MONDAY FOR PAPER
The Roosevelt school gymna
sium will be open Monday eve
ning fro m7 to 9 o'clock to re
ceive salvage paper, Principal
Sara VanMeter announced Sat
urday. Receivers will be on
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