TWO MEDrOHP (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Tuesday, February 7, 1950
Roxy Ann Amaranth Court
To Be Instituted Saturday
A new court of Royal Order of the Amaranth will be Instituted
In Medford Saturday, February 11, with ceremonies to be held in
the Medford Masonic temple beginning at 6 p.m. The new court
will be named Itoxy Ann court and will serve the entire Rogue
valley The nearest courts of this Masonic order are at Roseburg
and Klamath Falls.
Charter members will be in
itiated and officer placed during
the ceremonies which will be
conducted by Mrs. Edna F. Man
ning, Salem, grand royal matron;
Earl S. Beoson, grand royal pa
tron; Mrs. Frances E. Hurlburt,
Portland, grand royal secretary
and other officers of the grand
court.
Elected officers of the new
court are Mrs. L. G. Frink, royal
matron: Glenn L. Linn, royal pa
tron; Mrs. Lcta Queen, associate
royal matron; Ira D. Canfield,
associate royal patron; Vernon
Turpln, treasurer; Mrs. I. D.
Canfield, secretary; Mrs. Elton
Waldron, conductress; Mrs. Linn,
associate conductress; Edward
Root, Charles F. Hoppe and Fur
min Evcrnham, trustees.
Meeting Thursday
Howard Extension unit will
meet at the home of Mrs. Pat
ten, Bcall lane, February 9 at
10:30 a.m. Making of lampshades
will be demonstrated by Mrs.
Christenscn and Mrs. Rogers.
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Past Presidents
City PTA Council
Honored At Tea
Medford Cltv Council of Par
ents and Teachers honored past
presidents at the annual Found
ers' day silver tea held Thursday
afternoon in the Lincoln gymna
sium. The Lincoln PTA unit
members were hostesses.
Seven past presidents were
present, and each was given a
corsage. They are Mrs. G, Q.
D Albini, Mrs. Minnie Bryani,
Mrs. Bernice Kunzman, Mrs.
Harry Olsen, Mrs. A. E. Brock-
way, Mrs. w. K. uiass ana Mrs.
Richard Payne.
Mrs. James Barnard, hospital
ity chairman, assisted the presi
dent, Mis. John Carter, in pre
senting the corsages. The tea ta
ble was decorated in the Found
ers' day theme with spring flow
ers and candles in the PTA col
ors of yellow and blue being
used,
General chairman for the tea
was Mrs. L. E. Gustison, assisted
by Mrs. Russell Wade.
The refreshment committee
was headed by Mrs. Daniel Bird,
room mother chairman, and as
sisting her where Mrs. Homer
Pleyer and Mrs. Virgil Hose, as
well as other members of the
Lincoln executive board.
Pouring were Mrs. Ben Greas
er and Mrs. Frank Craig.
A short business meeting was
conducted by the president.
Vincent P. Bevls, principal of
Lincoln school, gave a spelling
demonstration using pupils from
Lincoln's fourth, fifth and sixth
grades, this proving interesting
to the audience.
It was announced that Don A.
Emerson of the Oregon state
board of education would speak
on "Trends in Modern Educa
tion" Thursday, February 9 at 8
p.m. in the Roosevelt school gym
nasium. At 2 p.m. Mrs. Henry Padg
hom, vice-president of the city
PTA council and chairman of
the snclnl hygiene committee of
the Jackson 'County Public
Health association, introduced
Dr. Ralph G. Eckert, psychiatric
consultant for the California
state board of education who
spoke before 250 PTA members
and others.
Louisiana Judge
Will Be Speaker
For Dinner Group
George W. Hardy Jr., Judge of
the second circuit appellate court
of the state of Louisiana, will ad
dress members of the Rogue Val
ley Knife and Fork club on Mon
day. February 20.
Widely known In the south
west as a Jurist and as an elo
quent platform speaker, Judge
Hardy has long been active In
the public life of his state. A
former mayor of Shreveport,
Judge Hardy was instrumental
in bringing many needed re
forms to the city during his ca
reer in office and is said to be
one of the few American lawyers
who Is of public Interest outside
his own trade territory,
Shower Party Honors
Eagle Point Woman
Eagle Point Members of the
Eagle High club met at the home
of Mrs. Cletus Strickland re
cently and honored Mrs. Mary
Hascom at a shower. The host
ess srrved refreshments.
Society
and CL UBS
Coming Marriage
Of Medford Couple
Announced Today
Mrs. Verna Elliott, 521 Park
street, announces the engage
ment and approaching mar
riage of her daughter, June, to
Richard RiKiis. son of Mr. and
Mrs. M. F. Riggs, 1104 East Elev
enth street.
The wedding will be an event
of February 10, witn tne service
to be held at nome.
Miss Elliott is employed by the
California Oregon Power com
oanv and Mr. Rings is a student
at the University of Oregon.
Both were graduated from Med
ford senior higlscnooi.
Job's Daughters
Receive Visit From
Grand Guardian
Mrs. C. D. Elhart. Ashland,
grand guardian of Job's Daugh
ters for Oregon, paid an official
visit to the Medfora rjetnoi wea
nesday night. Also attending
from Ashland were Andrew
Stevens, grand inner guard for
Oregon; Mrs. M. P. Dunn, a past
guardian of the Ashland bethel
Mrs. W. O. Yates and Mrs
Mabel Rose, guardian council
memhprs in Ashland: Miss Shir
ley Damon, Ashland queen and
Miss Chloe Stevens and Miss
Kay Dudley, princesses.
Initiation was held for six can
didates, Sharon Holt, Janet
.Inhnsnn. Jovce Williams. Sara
Hart, Sandra Hubbard and Shir
ley Lynch.
During the ceremonies an ad
rienrium was elven In Mrs. El
hart's honor. The girls partici
pating carried red candles and
formed a heart while Miss D'Ann
Beck sang. Mrs. Elhart was then
presented a piece of silver.
The evening closed with re
freshments. Centcrine the re
freshment table was a large red
heart edged with paper lace and
red candles were encircled with
paper lace.
Miss Kaye Crawford, queen of
the bethel, presided over the ses
sion. Additional guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Purdin, worthy
matron and patron of Realties
chapter of Eastern Star.
Club Members To Hold
Party In Eagle Point
Eagle Point Nichols Branch
Get-Together club members have
planned a party for Saturday,
February 11 at the home of Mrs.
Gertrude Stanley. It Is set for
8 p.m. and there will be square
dancing, games and refresh
ments. The party will be for mem
bers, their husbands and families.
Miss Jackie Kirtley
Enrolled In Ski School
Miss Jackie Kirtlev. senior at
Colorado Woman's college at
Denver. Colo., is one of 200 stu
dents of the school participating
In the ski school at Winter Park.
Colo., a release from Denver
states. Miss Kirtley is a daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Kirtley,
621 Dakota avenue.
Gold Hill Garden Club
Tours Craft Department
Of Domiciliary Center
Gold Hill Gold Hill Garden
club members motored to the
Camp White domiciliary center
Friday where a short business
meeting was held in the Green
room, followed by a tour of the
arts and crafts department of the
center. The members were much
interested in the several kinds
of crafts being done by the vet
erans. Stone cutting and polish
ing, weaving, leather work,
woodwork, painting, pen and
ink work, Jewelry and other
types of the work were seen and
admired.
The members returned to the
Green room and served veterans
and other guests refreshments of
home-made cookies. The center
furnished coffee.
About 20 veterans enjoyed re
freshments with the club mem
bers and several attended he
short business meeting.
Harry Teorey, arts and crafts
director, conducted the tour
through the department. John
Kelly took pictures of the groups.
Veterans present were George
Parker, host for the afternoon;
Larry Seamans, Lon Presnell,
Olney Dart, E. E. Sibley, Frank
lin Glrard. Bill Wallace, Mike
Tanzell. Carol Skeets, Albert
Jackson, Ben Anderson, William
Wolfe, Frank Brittain, Joe
Brachtl, John A. Lennie.
Mrs. R. K. Palmer and Mrs.
Millie Walker were also guests.
Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Stewart
exhibited figurines that had
been painted by women of the
Hobby club.
Next meetine will be Febru
ary 3 at the home of Mrs. W. K.
Bressel on highway 99 next to
the Shontz Supply company.
Plan Special Meeting
Of Lake Creek Group
A special meeting will be held
by Lake Creek Extension unit
February 16 at the Lake Creek
Grange hall, beginning in the
morning. Mrs. E. E. Meyer will
take charge of the program
which is to be on textile paint
ing. Those attending are asked to
bring materials and a sack
lunch. Coffee will be served by
the unit.
Last regular meeting of the
unit was held at the home ot
Mrs. Nora Bradshaw.
Phoenix Aid Society
To Meet Wednesday
Phoenix Phoenix Presby
terian Ladies Aid society will
meet at the church Wednesday,
February 8 at 2 p.m. The pres
ident asks that all members of
the society and women of the
church be present, since plans
will discussed for the George
Washington supper to be served
February 24.
The serving committee win De
Mrs. Cora Morgan and Mrs. El
la McBeath.
Entertains FL Club
Mrs. Mildred Wilson, Vivi
East Main street, was hostess for
the last meeting of the FL club
and dur ni the evening Mrs
Evelyn Watson was installed as
secretarv-treasurer.
Plans for the coming term
were discussed and the hostess
prize was won by Mrs. L.eona
Gilinsky.
The next meeting will be
valentine's party at the home of
Mrs. Reainae Hcidcmann, uss
West Second street.
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Shower Party Given
For Mrs. Hugh Huntley
Mrs. Richard Jewett was host
ess Friday afternoon for a show
er which honored Mrs.- Hugh
Huntley, the party being at the
Jewett home, 821 Spencer ave
nue. Mrs. H. Wright and Miss
Dorothy Wright, mother and sis
ter of the honored guest, were
co-hostesscs.
Guests were Miss Helen Get
ford, Mrs. Harry Chipman, Mrs.
0. R. Wright, Mrs. C. Cordon
Morris, Mrs. C. W. Powell, Mrs.
1. T. Burns, Mrs. Al Hansen,
Mrs. Tom Smith and the honored
guest.
Study Group To Hear
Public Health Nurse
The Wednesday afternoon dis
cussion group of the League of
Women voters will meet Febru
ary 8 at 12:30 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. I. E. Schuler.
Mrs. Blanche Frisbie, public
health nurse, will be guest speak
er and will report on the lecture
on child psychology of Dr.
Ralph G. Eckert given In Med
ford last week.
The general subject for discus
sion will be youth authority.
Phoenix Couple
Home From Hawaii
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Frame of
Phoenix have returned to their
home after a month's vacation in
Hawaii. The trip was made by
the Matson liner, Lurline. I
The Frames were delighted
with the islands and report i
weather conditions ideal for the
greater part of their stay.
En route home the couple i
stopped in Los Angeles for a
visit with relatives and friends
there.
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Tuesday
6:30 p.m. Lady Lions, dinner,
at fire hall. i
7:30 p.m. Medford Parents
Extension unit, high school,
room 6. I
7:30 p.m. Medford Duplicate
Bridge 'club, Medford hotel.
8 p.m. Chapter BE, PEO,
home of Mrs. E. P. Leavltt, 1317
Queen Anne avenue.
8 p.m. Evans vauey p i A, at
school. .
8 p.m. Pythian Sisters, Py
thian building.
8 p.m. Chi Rho circle, home
of Mrs. W. D. Mattsen, 133 Ken
wood avenue.
8 p.m. VFW auxiliary, Vet
erans hall.
8:13 P.m. Jackson County
Civic Music association, concert
at senior high school auditorium.
Wednesday
10:30 a.m. Medford Exten
sion unit, recreation hall on
Priddy street.
12:30 p.m. LWV discussion
group, home of Mrs. I. E. Schul
er. Medford height'.
1 p.m. Chanter AA, PEO.
home of Mrs. B. Ray Miller, 127
Valley View drive.
1:30 p.m. Mistletoe club.
Girls' Community club.
2 p.m. Central Point Navy
Mothers' club, home of Mrs. S.
E. Taylor.
Dead line Sunday Claasifled Is at
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