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SIX MCDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday, January 29- HSO Society Women To Meet Women of Rotary will meet at tht home of Mr. Walter Young, 45 Modoc avenue, Wednesday, February 1. Luncheon will be served at 12:30 p. m. and mem bers are to take their own service. Committee for the day la Mrs. Young, Mrs. James Dunlevy, Mrs. Robert Duff and Mrs, Lau rence Espcy. $S9 A FEW SINGER ELECTRIC DEMONSTRATORS very One Guaranteed free Sewing Course EASY TERMS Singer Sewing Machine Co. 40 NORTH FRONT Phone 2-7207 ilV kAM hv.-u y ",;- - I t-":W I i. id i n M if" 'X- ra Olive Rtbelcah lodge held joint installation of officers last week with Medford Odd Fellows, and these four women were prom- Inent In the evening's activities. Standing, left to right are Mrs. Claude Cooper, the retiring noble grand of Olive Rebekah lodge, ! Mrs. Shirrell Doty, the new vice-grand, Mrs. Dollie Love, district deputy president and installing officer for the evening. 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Main Next door to Hubbard Bros. Phone 2-2479 24 HOUR FREE DELIVERY Phone nights 2-2701 ' Lone Pine Unit Hears Program On Seasoning Lone Pine Herb seasonings was the project for the Janu ary meeting of the Lone Pine Extension unit held recently at the home of Mrs. Leonard Leh man. Mrs. Howard Gault led the discussion on herbs. She classi fied the three groups as those strong enough for accent, pun gent, and mild herbs for blending. I Mrs. E. H. Greb and Mrs. Gault prepared a luncheon for I the unit using a variety of herbs. Mrs. K. w. Jordan, secretary, read a letter from Miss Eula Wintermote concerning research being made on better work dresses for the housewife. Mrs. C. C. Hoover reported on the triennial conference of the ACWW to be held later this year in Denmark. The group voted to donate 10 cents per member to help finance a delegate from Oregon. The unit was awarded the gold seal for achieving stan dard unit requirements. Next meeting of the unit will be at the home of Mrs. Ivan Gay, February 16 at 10:15 a.m. Mrs. Jim Cech and Mrs. Tom Merit will Hive a demonstration on the covering of lampshades. Anyone, who did not attend ine lasi meet ing but will attend the February meeting Is asked to call Mrs. Guy Cox, 2-4198 regarding the menu for the corning meeting. Wesleyan Guild Plans Meeting on Tuesday Mrs. James Fleming will be in : charge of the program for the i Wcslevan Service guild meeting Tuesday, January 31 in the Sun ! shine parlor of the Methodist : church at 7:30 p.m. Theme of the meeting will be "count your blessings." I President Marjorie Hopkins i will conduct the meeting and Miss Ruth Dickenson will have i charge of the social hour. Each I member is asked to take a "white elephant." . Odd Fellows, Rebekahs Jointly Install Officers Joint installation of officers for the coming term was held Tuesday night at the Odd Fellows hall in Medford for Medford IOOF lodge and Olive Rebekah lodge, The ceremonies were con ducted by W. H. Dyer, deputy grand master of the Odd Fellows, t,nd Mrs. Dollie Love, deputy president of Olive Rebekah lodge, with their installing team. Hazen L T took office as noble grand of the IOOF, and Mrs. Harry Bryant as noble grand of Olive Rebe kah lodge. 117 S. CENTRAL TELEPHONE 2-6241 CLEARANCE OF FOUNDATIONS BROKEN SIZES! MANY STYLES! FORMERLY FROM 098 to J95 Come see the wonderful buys in Wards clearance sale! Only be cause we're clearing these to make room for new stocks can we price them so low. Many flattering styles but not in all sizes. REG. 2.98 Rayon and Cotton Corselet REG. 7.95 2 27 Nylon Zippered Girdlt 67 REG. 4.98 Above Waist Satin Girdle REG. 3.98 Elaitic-Cotton 2-way Stretch 3 2 77 97 OPEN WEDNESDAYS 9:30 A.M. TO 9 P.M. The installing team was com posed of G. C. Wimer and Mrs. Ed Pease, grand marshals; F. H. Daugherty and Mrs. W. H. Dyer, wardens; G. L, Howard and Mrs. Minnie Bryant, secretaries; E. D. Scripter and Mrs. A. H. Hansen, treasurers; A. J. Hanby and Mrs. L. O. Howard, chaplains; Eugene Barham and Mrs. G. C. Wimer, inside guards; Claude Cooper and Mrs. Carrie Milnes. outside guards; Mrs. Harold Tolle, grand musician. Guards were Ed Pease and Mrs. Lewis Thompson; L. O. Howard and Mrs. O. S. Walden; Vernon Kight and Mrs. A, H. Gregory, This team has conduct ed five double installations this winter, this being for Central Point, Jacksonville, Gold Hill, Ashland and Medford. Additional officers installed for the Odd Fellows were Eu gene Barham, right supporter to noble grand: E. D. Perkins, left supporter; Robert Davis, vice grand; W. H. Dyer, right sup porter to vice-grand; Claude Cooper, left supporter: A. J. Han by, chaplain; uonn riau, musi cian; Lynn Cram, recording sec retary; A. H. Gregory, treasurer; O. O. Hull, inside guard; C. E. Naffziger, outside guard; L. O. Howard, right scene supporter; Miner T. Boshcars. left scene supporter; Frank Heller, warden; J. A. Hansen, conductor. E. D. Perkins is past noble grand. Mrs. Bryant's Rebekah offi cers are Mrs. Carl Pearson, right supporter to noble grand; Mrs. Minnie Bryant, left supporter; Mrs. Shirrell Doty, vice-grand; Mrs. F. A. Daugherty, right sup porter to vice-grand; Mrs. Joe Cave, left supporter; Mrs. Ber nard Thompson, warden; Mrs. L. S. Bashaw, conductor; Mrs. Har old Tolle, musician; Mrs. W. L. Walden, chaplain; Mrs. J. C. Hansen, inside guard; Mrs. W. H. Dyer, outside guard; Mrs. Lewis Thompson, secretary; Mrs. A. H. Hansen, financial secre tary; Mrs. Cliff Heeter, treasurer. The retiring noble grand is Mrs. Claude Cooper. Mrs R. D. McCarty had planned a clever addendum for the new noble grand, with Mes dames Q. B. Wilson. John P. Daniel, George M. Watson, Don ald Ivie, Bernard Thompson. Edith Davis, Carrie Milnes and' William Ivie taking part. Mrs. Love presented Mrs. Bryant a gift and Mrs. John W. Poage sang "Our Edna." with Mrs. Tolle as accompanist. Mrs. Love received a gift from her installing team and Mrs. Cooper was presented the past noble grand s regalia by ner oi (icers. She In turn presented each of her officers with a gift, and her past noble grand's pin was given her by the president of the Past Grands' club, Mrs. Lewis Thompson. Mrs. Leona Gilinsky gave Mrs. Cooper a gift from the FL club and Mrs. Poage sang "Our Sally," with Mrs. Tolle at the piano. A comedy skit was presented for the IOOF noble grand, Hnzon Gram, by G. A. Wimer, Robert Davis, Lynn Cram. Claude Cooper, Ed Pease, Earl D. Scrip ter and E. u. Hcrkins. The evening closed with re freshments served by committee from both lodges .with Mr. and Mrs. Barham acting as chairmen. Pledged Two Oregon State college students from Medford were nledged to sororities this week the last formal rushing period of the school year. Miss Janice Walker, daughter of Mrs. Gil bert W. Barr. 804 East Main street, was pledged to Alpha Chi Omega sorority, and Mjss Cath erine Clabby, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Clabby. 109 Lau rel street, became a pledge of Delta Delta Delta sorority. Medford Sojourners Plan Birthday Party Sixty members and prospec tive members of Medford So journers club met Thursday at the YMCA for dessert and a so cial afternoon. Mrs. A. E. Stout, newly elected president of the club, presided at the business meeting which followed the dessert. Prospective members introduc ed were Mesdames C. L. McLar en, C. L. Nelson, H. E. Nulton, and S. S. McLaren. Mrs. J. I. Bacon and Mrs. J. H. Fisher were received as new members. Bridge, pinochle, and canasta were played and winners were Mesdames S. S. McLaren, Ross Gilkison, James Langdon, A. L. Schrack, J. I. Bacon and C. L. Nelson. Another winner was Mrs D. B. Ward. Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. Penn Chitwood, Mrs. K. S. Campbell, Mrs. H. J. Boyd and Mrs. L. B. Barnes Announcement was made of the birthday party, honoring charter members and past presi dents, to be held February 9. Mrs. George Rehart will be gen eral chairman of luncheon arrangements. Accordion Recital Set for Wednesday Second in a series of recitals is planned by Mrs. Eve Prentice for Wednesday, February 1. at her studio, 517 Newtown avenue. Twenty accordion pupils will be presented during the evening. The recital is set for 7:30 rj. m. and friends and relatives of the pupils particinatinff are invited to attend. Third of the recitals will be given in March. Why net make a date for some fun next washday, and leave that tiresome, time-consuming job to ust It's less expensive than you think and we're care ful to save wear and tear on your linen and clothes. Phone now Department Services Explained By Nurse For Eagle Point PI A Eagle Point Services of the Jackson County Health depart ment were explained by Miss Elizabeth McGalliard, county health nurse, at the Eagle Point Parent-Teacher association meet ing Tuesday. Some of the high lights of the service explained by Miss McGalliard included orthopetic service twice a year for children from birth to 21 years of age; child guidance clin ic once each month for all who may request it; and immuniza tions all day Wednesdays and Friday afternoons. The speaker explained the Sparrow Memorial Foundation; and stated it is partly supported j by donations sent to the founda tion in place of flowers for; funerals. i Mrs. Glenn Clymer reported on the. county council for parents and teachers in Central Point. . Hugh Eskridge, grade school principal reported a profit of $100 from the recent National assemblies program for the March of Dimes drive. A min strel show will be given by the grade school February 3 at 8 p.m. After the meeting refresh ments were served and a food sale was held in the home econ omics room of the school. The next meeting of the association will be a silver tea on Founders' day February 28 at 3 p.m. 4 Human Origin Subject Of Delphian Society "Human Origins" was the topic discussed by Delphian so ciety members at their meeting Tuesday in the Girls' Commun ity club. Those taking part In the dis cussibn were Mrs. Richard Gray. Mrs. T. J. Halfhill. Mrs. C. T. Bartholomew, Mrs. I. E. Staples and Mrs J. E. Schroeder. Begin ning with the dawn of history about 500,000 years ago when there was scant evidence of man's presence, the subject pro ceeded to the more conclusive findings of the environment dur ing the various eras in differ ent parts of the world. The tools man used, the diverse animals, their foods and ways of life were the objectives In the study of human origins. Applegate Unit Plans Meeting On Wednesday Applegate Members of the Applegate Home Extension unit and their friends will meet at the home of Mrs. Dave Winning ham at McKee bridge at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, February ' 1, weather permitting. The topic will be "Herbs and Seasonings" which was previous ly scheduled for the January meeting cancelled because of weather conditions. The home ...n;.t.lrtA nrnittr! nn lamD shades, the special activity for February, will be scneauiea during the business meeting. In East ; .arry L. Holmes. Modoc av enue, is in the east on an ex tended business trip. Following MiAinM nt his husiness. 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