SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL THIBUME
Sunday, February 12, 1950
Society
and CLUBS
Get Together Members
To Meet On Wednesday
Get Together club will hold
dessert luncheon and card party
Wednesday in the Eaglei hall
Dessert will be served at 1 P m
and cards will follow, The public
is Invited to attend,
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Installation Ceremony Held
By Fuhat Temple and Nomads
Joint Installation of officers was held by Dramatic Order
lvnignis or nnorassan artel Nomaas ot AvrudaKka eDruary 4 with
nuuui iiicinuciB tiiiu melius auenuinK.
Honored guests introduced
were Chancellor Command er
George Bryant, Medford; Most
Excellent Chief Kathryn Mor
ford, Yreka and Mrs, Dollie
Love, Medford; District Deputy
Grand Chief Hulk Walden, Med
ford; District Deputy Grand
Chancellor Harry Bryant, Med
ford; Grand Treasurer of Califor
nia Marie Johnson: Past Supreme
Representative Ella Koper,
Grants Pass; Supreme Outer
Guard Ernest Johnson, Yreka,
all of the Knights of fylhias and
Pythian sisters.
Those introduced for DOKK
and Nomads were Past District
Deputies Idella Harnden and
Minnie Bellinger,
Installing officer for the
DOKK was Harry Bryant and
for the Nomads, Mrs. Monte
Westphal, Grants Pass. Acting as
installing marshalls were Mrs.
Kathryn Morford and Mrs. Marie
Johnson, Yreka.
Officers Installed for the en
suing year for Fuhat Burkan
temple are Chester Baker, Med
ford, royal vizier; W. E. Smith,
Yreka. Brand emir; Ernest T.
Johnson, Yreka, sheik; Frank
Converse, Medford, mahedi; Carl
Fichtner, Medford, secretary;
H. R. Winston, Roseburg, treas
urer; George Sutter, Medford, sa
trap; Mark L,egg, Mediora, snniu;
Sam Jennings, Medford, mokan
na; George Bryant, captain of
brigands.
Idella Roeue Santha officers
are Mrs. Beth Holloway, Yreka,
rani; Mrs. Ruth Otto, orams
Pass, princess; Mrs. H. S. Willcn-
brink, Yreka, pundita; Mrs. Dol
lie Love, Medford, purohita; Mrs.
Winnie Phillips, Grants Pass,
riehi; Mrs. Clara Hussey, Grants
Pass, scribe; Carl Fichtner, Med
ford. treasurer; Mrs. Charlotte
Davis, Montague, first warder;
Mrs. Grace Fichtner, Medford,
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second warder; and Ernest T
Johnson, Yreka, rajah.
The rank of past regent was
conferred on lour Nomads. Mrs,
Alex Nicholson, outgoing rani;
w, a. wiuenDrinK, rajah; Mrs
Harry Bryant, scribe and Alex
Nicholson, treasurer.
Leis were presented new off!
cers of Idella Rogue Santha by
Sherral Morford, Yreka, dressed
in oriental costume. Gifts were
presented to past regents by Beth
Holloway from the Santha.
Those appearing on the pro
gram were from Bliss Heine s
juniors and included Sgt. Bonnie
Brantley, baton solo; Maj. bandra
Stout and Norma Funk, Master
Sgt. Deanna Cuthbertson, Master
Sgt. Patricia Rector, Capt. Mar
lene Golden and Sgt. Carolee
Brantley, who gave a short drill.
A dance was presented by Kar
en Johnson, Leahmae Morford
and Sherral Morford, Yreka. Re
freshments were served by Mrs.
Holloway and her committee.
Ruch-Sterling Group
Announces Sponsorship
Of Dental Treatments
Ruch Ruch-Sterling Parent
Teacher association, at a meet
ing February 3, agreed to spon
sor the fluorine treatment for
prevention of dental decay for
five-year-olds. The treatment is
being given by the Jackson
County Dental society.
Parents in the district who are
interested In having appoint-
'ments made for their five-year-
oia children are asKed to send
word to the school, or to phone
Mrs. Glenn Smith at Jackson
ville 770, or Mrs. Morris Byrne,
Jacksonville 701, as soon as
possible.
Henry Kammann, Mrs. Lee
Port and Fred West were elected
to the nominating committee for
the regular election of officers
to be held March 3 at 8 p.m.
After a brief observance of
Founders' day, and the first
birthday of the Ruch-Sterling
PTA, the film, "A Lease on Life"
was shown by Mr. Moore, county
sanitarian.
Refreshments were served in
the cafeteria by Mrs. Charles
Chlttock. Mrs. Ray Watkins and
Mrs, Ed Ramsay.
Talent PTATo Hold
Founders Day Meeting
Talent Past nresidents of the
Talent Parent - Teacher associa
tion will be honored at the
Founders day meeting of the
group Monday. February 13 at
2:30 pm. In the school.
A special program will follow
the business meeting and there
will be a silver tea and candle
lighting ceremonies in the school
cafeteria. Officers urge all par
ents to attend.
Chapter To Meet
Chanter Cfi nf PEO will moot
at the home of Mrs. J. D. Mc
Pherson. Evelyn apartment;, 119
North Ivy street, Wednesday,
February 15. Luncheon at 1 p. m.
will be followed by a business
meeting. '
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Oak Grove Extension
Unit Meets Tuesday
Mrs. Kate Trowbridge will be
hostess to Oak Grove Extension
unit members at her home on
Jacksonville highway, Tuesday,
February 14 at 10:30 a.m. Mrs.
Vernon Turpin and Mrs. Don
Runyard will demonstrate lamp
shade making.
A noon luncheon will be
served and those attending are
asked by Mrs. Walter Wilson to
take a valentine for exchange
and table service.
Just Folks
Just Folks club members will
meet Thursday, February 16, at
the home of Mrs. W. P. Brooks,
335 South Riverside avenue. A
salad luncheon will be served at
1:15 p.m. to be followed by a
white elephant sale.
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Wenonah Club Plans
Two Parties This Week
Wenonah club members have
planned two events for this
week,
The club will hold i birthday
party Tuesday, February 14, at
7:30 p. m., at the home of Mrs.
Stanley Morgan, 212 South Or
ange street. It will honor mem
bers who have birthdays in Jan
uary and February.
All members are a-vxea to at
tend and to bring a birthday
card, unsigned, and a handker
chief. The club has also planned
card party at the home of Mrs.
Richard Singler at 27 Rose ave
nue, Thursday, February 18, at
1:30 p. m.
Assisting Mrs. Singler will be
Mrs. Floyd Watkins and Mrs.
Roland Wicker.
Auxiliary Announces
Business Meeting
A business meeting of the First
Baptist Church Ladies' auxiliary
is set for Tuesday, February 14 at
the home of Mrs. Miner T. Bo-
shears, 408 South Grape street
The meeting will conevene a
2 p.m.
Chasing squirrels Is prohib
ited in Topeka, Kan.
Pocahontas lodge will hold the
regular meeting Friday in Red
men hall at 8 p. m.
Recent Meeting
Mrs. J. L. van Pelt. 1132 west
11th street, was hostess to Sew-
ette club members recently. Miss
Eula Wintermote, home demon
stration agent, gave an instruc
tive talk on design In the home.
Mrs. Lanewski won a prize
and refreshments were served
by the hostess.
Next meeting of the erouD
will be at the home of Mrs. Ger
ald Cook, 920 South Ivy street
at 7:30 p.m., February 23.
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