Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 19, 1945, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextRebekah District Meeting To Be in Medford in 1946 Decision to hold the 1946 con vention of District No. 12, Re bekah lodge, with Olive Re bekah lodge as hostess, was made at the 1945 district con vention, held recently in Ash land. Julia Gregory, Medford, was elected chairman of the dis trict, succeeding Celia A. Bern inghausen, Ashland, who pre sided over the recent meeting. Other officers named were Marian Wilson, vice-president of Rebekah Assembly and right supporter; Ethyl Weed, Med ford, left supporter; Besse Thompson, Medford, secretary and treasurer; Bertha Bateman, Grants Pass, vice-chairman; Clara Vincent, Central Point, right supporter; Ella Mae Gail, Gold Hill, left supporter; Vio let Whittle, Ashland, warden; Pearl Ferguson, Gold Hill, con ductor; Melba Bartle, Glendale, inside guardian; Lillian Weid man, Central Point, outside guardian; Selma Hazen, Jack sonville, chaplain; Venus Brunk en, Grants Pass, musician; and June Graham, Grants Pass, as sistant musician. Visitors were Ethel Bailey, Roseburg, state president of the Rebekah Assembly, Louise Pe rozzi, Ashland, past state presi dent; Alma Cof er, Klamath Falls, assembly conductor, and many out-of-state visitors. Lona Dameron of Ashland gave the address of welcome and a tribute to past chairmen was given by Ethel Pease of Med ford. A round table discussion on "good officers" was conduct ed by Alice Gowland and a me morial service was conducted by the Central Point Rebekahs with Esther Sullivan, noble grand, Betta Pankey, Clara Vincent, Rebecca Stewart, Nettie Smith, Velma Kline, Viola Tratuman, Bethe Wheeler, Eva Kight, Dora 'ones, Lillian Weidman and Bessie Fredenburg, taking part. Tribute to the flag was paid by the Gold Hill lodge, with Ella Mae Gail singing and Ella Gould, Medford, read a paper on "courtesies to officers, visi tors and members." Gifts and corsages were presented each of ficer by Hope Rebekah lodge of Ashland. During the evening session Dorothy Dickey and Nellie Mad den presented a piano duet and accordion numbers were given by junior high school students. Etna Rebekah lodge of Grants Pass initiated a class of candi dates, with Dr. H. W. Herman serving as noble grand, Marian Hussey, vice-grand, Nellie John son, chaplain, William Lam phere, past noble grand, and with 20 members assisting. The drill was planned and drawn by Leah Ivie, formerly captain of the Grants Pass degree staff. Mrs. Bailey delivered the ad dress of the evening. Since this was her official visit ot the Ash land lodge, a gift was presented to her. Closing songs were presented by the Ashland Rebekah chorus, with Dorothy Dickey, leader. Nellie Madden, pianist; Lona Dameron. Blanche Trimble, Mil lie Smith, Mae Lindes, Lena Breeding, Orla Magnas, Edna Dyer, Louise Perozzi and Julia Leiters. Olive Barber's $wU$ Letter tifl Putting up the men's lunches this morning, I felt pretty smug over the dainties I had prepar ed, not the least of which was half a fried chicken in each bucket. Unconsciously, I always give my husband the best of the deal. So this morning he got the end of the cake where frost ing lay the thickest. I told the men about the fried chicken and then realized this was a mistake. For men never grow up in many ways; least of all do they out grow their lit tle boy greediness. And my mind went back to the school lunches of my girlhood. Any fried chicken my mother put in our school lunches never lasted until the noon hour. All through the early morning period devot ed to the times tables my greedy little mind was leaping ahead to morning recess. The minds of my classmates must have work ed the same way for at recess we dashed to the lunch bucket shelf. At noon, any one watching us ADOBE MINIATURE HILLSIDE HOUSE AREAS TO INVITE LIVINO are only part of the home building information passed along by November Sunset. DR. H. H. PARSONS 320 Libl.ty Bldg. SPECIALIZING IN SURGERY Office Telephone 5723 Home Telephone S89S GOOD USED CARS NOW! TRADE IN YOUR CAR NOW! GET TOP PRICE and TOP PRI ORITY ON A NEW 1946 FORD! We're paying HIGHEST TRADE-IN PRICES which assure a deal that you limply cannot afford to past up. DRIVE IN TODAY LET US APPRAISE YOUR CAR and put YOU on the list for one of the FIRST of the new cars Remember! "There'i a FORD in YOUR Future!" SEE US TODAY! CRATER LAKE MOTORS FORD MERCURY LINCOLN ZEPHYR Sixth and Ivy Art Wintrout, Mgr. Phone 2297 open our buckets would have thought our parents skimpy pro viders for every little pail would be polished clean of all but the more prosaic items. By that time, cake, pie and chicken were already being made into more boy and girl as fast as digestion could accomplish it in the hour and a half which had elapsed since recess. Caution as well as greed urg ed this mid morning dining. With the Jones children never bringing anything but plain sandwiches, they wete not above browsing among our pails if the opportunity preesnted it self to do so. So we removed temptation from the little pil ferers by "beating them to the draw" as It were. It Is noon as I write this but I have a feeling my men folk are lunching on plain bread and butter; this because about mid morning they had a snack of fried chicken followed by a chaser of chocolate cake. For logging camps as well as schools, have their "Jones chil dren" and though ethical in most matters, well, fried chick en and chocolate cake are out of bounds to the man as they were to the boy. TWO-WAY BOWLING Erie, Pa. (U.PJ Two-way miniature bowling is catching on fast at the boys' club here. Instead of the bowlers rolling from one end of the alley, one player rolls from each end, re placing each other's downed pins. It's a duck-pin affair. The boys can't run before releasing the ball, but premier results showed scores are just as effective. Assembly of God Evangelist Draws Increasing Crowds All departments of the As sembly of God church, 11 New town street, are enjoying growth and stimulation as a result of the indoor camp meeting now in progress under the ministry of Evangelist Martin Luther Davidson of Houston, Tex., ac cording to the pastor, the Rev. G. O. Baker. Despite inclement weather, large crowds have as sembled from night to night to hear the Rev. Davidson speak, and the Sunday School atten dance has broken all previous records, the minister declares. Yesterday began the third week of the campaign and last evening the Rev. Davidson spoke on "Must We Some Day Fight Russia," basing his re marks on the 38th and 39th chapters of the Book of Ezekiel. The evangelist declared that "Communism cannot tolerate Christianity" and added that "War has not changed the moral character of the Russians. She has not repented for slaughter ing Christians," referring to the revolution in 1917. Services will continue throughout the week, at 7:30 p. m. each day. STUFFY HUD COLD! 2 drops strtk font to ciear mrougn coia- clogged nose, you feel better aulckly. i Aution um oniv as directed. Demand t XL Monday. Nor. 19, 1945 MEDFORD MAIL-TrllBUNE TKUg IMPORTANT BIRTHDAYS Acton, Mass. 0J.R) The three Morrison sisters of Acton each thinks her birthday is the most important. Jane was nine years old on Oct. 6 also the date of her father's birthday. 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