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H omen s oection SOCIETY CLUBS MUSIC Christian Endeavor Union Installation Held Monday Night About 80 young people attend ed a banquet and installation of officers held by Crater Lake Christian Endeavor union at the Medford First Presbyterian church Monday evening. Miss Dea Cox of Talent Friends church, union president, presid ed over the evening's activities. Following the banquet Arden Hall of Ashland Church of Christ presented a program, theme of which was "God Designs Youth Builds." A dramatic skit, "Chris tian Endeavor in the Beginning" was presented by young people from the Ashland Church . of Christ. Miss Molly Gresham spoke on "God and the Universe"; Miss Joanne Downing spoke on "The Home" and Gene Daily talked on "The Church." The Rev. Erwin Algers of Talent Friends' church installed the newly elected officers. They are Miss Joanne Downing, presi dent; Miss Earline Rogers, asso ciate president; Bill Pruitt, vice president: Miss Carol Sams, sec retary; Gene Daily, treasurer: Miss Nita Kuykendahl. social chairman: Miss Sally Cooney, devotional chairman; Brooks Glines, publicity chairman: Miss Edna Peters, missionary chair man; Miss Dea Cox, stewardship chairman; Arden Hall, educa tional chairman; the Rev. Robert Pruitt, advisor. Charles Ferrell, past president of the union, gave a prayer of dedication for the new officers. Miss Cox closed the meeting with a brief message and the Rev. Mr. Pruitt pronounced the benediction. Churches represented at the meeting were Grants Pass First Christian, Ashland Church of Christ. Talent Friends. Medford First Presbyterian and Medford First Christian. Endowment Group Plans Card Party The Permanent Endowment Fund club of Neighbors of Wood craft lodge will sponsor a card party Mondav evening In the IOOF hall, with the event to be gin at 8:15 p.m. Mrs. Louis Smick and Mrs. George Watson will be in charge of cards, and Mrs. Clarence Jor dan and Mrs. Charles Boussum will take charge of refreshments. Members of the club not furn ishing prizes for the evening are asked to bring two dozen cookies. CALENDAR Friday - 7:30 p. m. Circle 7, First Christian church, home of Mrs. Earl Rogers', 847 Pennsylvania avenue. 8 p. m. Military Order of Cooties and Lady Bugs, birthday party at domiciliary center. 8 p. m. Teachers and parents of beginners' department, Pres byterian Sunday school, at church. Saturday 2 p. m. Zuleima temple, Daughters of the Nile, Elks tem ple in Ashland. 8 p. m. Scottish Rite Wom en's club, card party and dance at Medford Masonic temple. Many Players Out For Weekly Session Of Duplicate Club Nine tables of players were on hand for the weekly meeting of the Medford Duplicate Bridge club Tuesday night at the Med ford hotel. Ending with top score for the north and south positions were Mrs. G. R. Owens and Mrs. Frank R. Baker with 144 points. Second spot went to Roy Pruitt and William Isaacs, with 123 points, while Elliott Trees and Robert Templeton, a new mem ber, were in third position with 122V4 points. Mrs. B. L. Sanderson and Mrs. T. J. Fuson held firsi place for east and west positions, with 142,4 points and coming in sec ond were Mrs. Van Gilbert and Mrs. W. W. Stevenson with 118 points. Mrs. Roval Lee and Jack Barr took third with 11314 points. The club now has 50 members. Rebekahs Initiate At Meeting Monday Initiation was held at the meeting of Olive Rebekah lodge Monday night, with Mrs. Helen Stevens, Mrs. Beverley Hug dahl, Mrs. Mary Wilson and Mrs. Helen Strang taken into the order. Mrs. H. D. Turner was recom mended for the degree of chivalry-Following the initiation cere mony Mrs. Merle Ivie and her degree staff were given much praise for the manner in which they conducted the ceremonv. Mrs. W. A. Taylor, a Rebekah from Waterville, Wash., was taken into the group by transfer, and Mrs. Elsie Casebeer, a Re bekah from Springfield, Ore was a visitor. She is a house guest of Mrs. Minnie Bellinger. Mrs. Bert Kenyon, chairman, and a committee composed of Mrs. Nida Oatman, Mrs. Jennie Hensler, Mrs. David Roberts. Mrs. Blanche Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hamlin, Mrs. Zelma Heeter and Mrs. Florence Bous sum, served refreshments of cherry pie. Table decorations were in the Washington's birth day theme, with place cards in the shape of hatchets. Mrs. Har ry Bryant, noble grand, ex pressed her appreciation to those who had worked on committees and provided the refreshments. Medford Student Sings With LaVerne Quartet Cliff Pence, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pence of Myers lane, Medford, has appeared in nu merous musical events recently as part of the newly formed Khormann quartet of LaVerne college. LaVerne, Cal., news from the college states. The young man is the quartet baritone and other members of the quartet are Ralph Click, bass. Wenatchee, Wash.; Norman Johnson, first tenor from Mo desto, Cal., and Wayne Snell, second tenor, from LaVerne. The quartet has appeared in both secular and sacred pro grams throughout southern Cali fornia and will soon appear in their home towns. The cost of living in the U. S. has risen 73 per cent since 1939. President Announces Oregon Federation Scholarship Winner Miss Aida Fabiero, graduate of the University of the Phil ippines at Manila, has been se lected by the Oregon Federation of Business and Professional Women as this year's Oriental scholarship winner, the federa tion announces. Ma Phorlps T.. F.dwnrds of Philomath, president of the fed eration, announced uie arrival of the young Filipino, who al ready is enrolled for graduate study at Oregon State college. The scholarship, given each year by the federation, is for $800 and is given to a woman of some Oriental nation for study in Home Economics and extension service work. Selection of the scholarship student is made each year by Miss Ava B. Milam, dean of OCS's school of home econom ics, who was the Inspiration for the scholarship plan. Dean Milam is familiar with the Oriental scene and has taught home eco nomics in the Orient. She met Miss Fabiero last year in Manila during a tour of Oriental coun tries. Miss Fabiero was in extension work for the Philippine govern ment before she came to the United States. Her scholarship will enable her to study at Ore gon State college until next win ter, when she will return to the islands to continue in extension work. During her stay in Oregon she plans to travel throughout the state to observe the workings at the extension service here. She also will be willing to speak to groups, concerning her native land, and arrangements are be ing made to bring her to Grants Pass and Medford later this year. The award was given to the young Filipino woman at a tea held in her honor at the home of Miss Milam. In presenting the scholarship. Mrs. Edwards said: "Our BPW club's international relations project, exemplified by this scholarship, is our invest ment in peace." Miss Fern Trull of Grants Pass. international relations chairman for the state federa tion, worked with Dean Milam to arrange Miss Fabiero's com ing. She is the first Philippine woman to receive the award: other scholarships have been given to Korean and Chinese women. Scottish Rite Club , Plans Annual Dance Scottish Rite Women's club Is giving the annual dance and card party for all Scottish Rite members and their wives Satur day, February 25 at the Medford Masonic temple. It is announced that cards will be played beginning at 8 p.m. and dancing, to Bill Ab botts orchestra, is set tor a p.m. There will be square dancing instruction, prizes for cards and refreshment, and the committee announces no charge will be made for the oarty. The committee in charge Is headed by Mrs. I. D. Canfield, with Mrs. H. L. Alford. Mrs. Merritt Swing, Mrs. Perry Gregg, Mrs. George w. Thomas and Mrs. H. C. Goldsmith. To Roseburg Mrs. James Lillie, department commander of the Disabled American Veterans' auxiliary, and Mrs. Ivan Hatfield, depart ment adjutant, will return to Medford this afternoon after visiting DAV auxiliary No. 6 in Roseburg Thursday. The two attended a- ceremony during which the service flags of the unit were dedicated. We Invite You To inspect our beautiful new COMPLETE FRIGIDAIRE KITCHEN We want (he people of Medford and the Rogue River Valley to lee the very latest in All Electric Kitchens. The new Frigidaire line of Kitchen Cabinets are dis played as they will look in a kitchen. The new 1950 Frigidaire Fully Automatic Range and the new Frigidaire Automatic Washer and Dryer will be in operation. See the new Frigidaire Water Heaters . . . the latest in Sink Disposal Units . . . and everything necessary in a modern kitchen. See how easy it is to assemble these modern units to fit any kitchen space. FRIGIDAIRE MEASURING GLASS FREE to every woman visiting our modern Kitchen Showroom Saturday We Will Serve Coffee and Cookies All Day Saturday We have just receiv ed a carload of 1950 Frigidaire Refrigera tors and a carload of 1950 Frigidaire Ranges all the lat est models are now available. Leonard Electric Co. Medford's Leading Appliance Dealer for the Past 19 Years 309 EAST MAIN PHONE 2-4427 Mitt Aida Fabiero, who arrived by air from Manila, P.I., early in January, it thown above receiving a check for $800 from Mrt. Charlene Edwardt of Philomath, president of the Oregon Federa tion of Butinett and Professional Women. Mitt Fabiero will ute the money for a year's graduate study in home economics and ex tension work at Oregon State college. She it the fifth foreign student who hat been assisted in taking graduate work at OSC as part of the ttatewide BPWC's international relations' program, of which Mist Fern Trull of Grants Pan it current chairman. Walther League Holds Meeting At Goodwins The Walther league of St. Peter's Lutheran church met re cently at the home of Miss Jean Goodwin at Camp White. A val entine theme was carried out in the decorations, and entertain ment was provided by the Wolif brothers. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brock, Virgil and Clifford Wolff, Beverly Young, Mel Peterson, Dorothy Wright, Bob Peterson and Miss Goodwin. Nearly 800 Japanese women ar emembers of pretectural as semblies, city councils or town and village assemblies. Friday. February 24. 1950 MEDFOHP (OHEOON) MAIL TRIBUNE-lOTK Willamette University Choir To Be Broadcast; Local Students On List Willamette university's a cap- ella choir will be 'aired coast-to-coast on a network radio broad cast in April, school officials have announced. The 84-voice group, which annually tours Ore gon and neighboring states, has been scheduled by the Mutual Broadcasting system for an en gagement on the college choir series according to an announce ment from Carlton Adair, west coast progrm director. The choir was organized in 1939 by Melvin H. Geist, direct or and dean of the college of music. Last year the group toured northern California and southern Oregon and this year will traved as far north as Van couver, B. C, during the spring concert season, beginning March 31 at Silverton, Ore. Three Medford students. Miss Loree Monteith, Miss Jeanne Rice and Herb Brower, sing with the choir. Women Of Moose Hold Initiation On Monday; Dinner Is Recent Event Mrs. Paul Coats and Mrs. Lloyd Morrison were initiated into Women of the Moose during the regular business meeting of the lodge Monday evening. Plans were made for a rum mage and bake sale to be held in the near future. Ritual practice will be held at the hall Tuesday. February 28. February 18 members of Loyal Order of Moose and Women of the Moose held a potluck dinner at MoOsc hall for members and their friends. Games followed dinner. 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