i PEO Sisterhood
Council Meeting
J Held in Ashland
Slxty-f lve memben of the
. Southern Oregon Council of the
PEO Sisterhood met for lunch
: con April 28 at the Elks club in
' Ashland, with chapter BN as
hostesses. Chapters AG and CD,
: Grants Pass, AC and BN in Ash
' lind and AA, BE and CG, Med
; lord, compose the council.
The tables were decorated
i with yellow tulips and primroses
; and white bridal wreath.
Mrs. Dolph Phlpps of Chap
ter AA, president of the council,
. presided and Introduced the
; presidents of the various chap-
ters, including Mrs. Claude
! Thompson of AA; Mrs. Marcus
Woods, AC; Mrs. Blanche Stine
baugh, AG; Mrs. Allan F. Perry,
; BE; Mrs. James Busch, BN; Mrs.
Emily Creswell, CD and Mrs.
' Nilei Smith, CG. She also wel
' corned to the council the newest
chapter, CG.
Mrs. C. D. Winston of Ashland,
'i program chairman, introduced a
: sextet from Southern Oregon
' college composed of Misses Bar
' bara Gertson, Venita Robertson,
Allene Owens. Ann Durno, Mary
Lou Tompkins, Jeannette Kin
' ney, with Miss Colleen Tiegs as
! accompanist.
Mrs. Harold Ingle of Chapter
, BN gave Anthony Euwer's
; "Caves of Josephine."
The Oregon PEO home fund
was discussed in detail and Mrs.
j Dorothy Billingsley of Chapter
' AG, Grants Pass, asked that all
members come to the fall meet
j Ing prepared to voice their opin
! ion with regard to the fund.
' An invitation to the council
M to meet in Grants Pass in the
fall was extended by Chapter
. CD.
j Mrs. Busch introduced the
i luncheon committee, Mrs. Ingle,
Mrs. Ruth Dews, Mrs. Harold
Thomas, Mrs. Robert Thomas
i and Mrs. Harry Skerry.
! Mrs. F. Wilson Wait, BE, Med-
i ford, was named chairman of
y the nominating committee, with
i Mrs. Woods, AC, and Mrs. Ethel
i Venn of CD. as members.
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! Troop to Meet
Ladies' Mounted troop mem
bers will meet at the club house
; at the posse grounds on Ross
lane Tuesday, May 9, at 8 p. m.
( A number of important mat
! ters will be discussed at the
! meeting and a full attendance
i is urged by Mrs. Fred G. Slate,
j captain.
I Committee members for the
I evening are Mrs, Howard Has
kell, Mrs. L. E. Edmonds and
! Mrs. Joe Neil.
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Miss Beb MUlseps. left,
and
major awards as a part of the
now nam ai senior nign scnoot
award from Chapter AA, PEO, and Miss Manley was presented the
good citizenship award of Crater Lake chapter. Daughters of
American Revolution. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett
M. Manley, 418 King street. (Brainerd photos).
To Install Officers
For Crater Auxiliary
At Dinner Wednesday
Officers of the new Crater
Lions' auxiliary will be install
ed at a meeting set for Wednes
day, May 10 at 8 p.m. in the
banquet room of the Rogue Val
ley Country club.
Mrs. Ron Gandee, president
of Medford Lions' auxiliary, will
conduct the installation cere
monies. Officers to be installed
are Mrs. John I. Bacon Jr.,
president; Mrs. G. R. Grannis,
first vice-president; Mrs. Albert
Wonderlich, second vice-president;
Mrs. Frank Knox, secre
tary; Mrs. Joyce W. Wickman,
treasurer and Mrs. Gordon
Thompson, lion trainer.
Visitors are welcome, the
committee states.
BACH FESTIVAL
Widespread preparations are
being made in Germany to com
memorate the 200th anniversary
of Johann Sebastian Bach, par
ticularly in Goettingen, where
an elaborate Bach Festival will
be staged this summer in mem
ory of the composer, recognized
as one df the three greatest
names in music.
Ford's Theater, in which Pres
ident Lincoln was assassinated.
now is a Lincoln Museum..
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Miss Barbara Manley, received
annual Girls' league tea and style
last ween
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lot. 704 South Peach street, received a merit
Jacksonville Chapter
Honors Past Officers
At Meeting Thursday
Jacksonville Past matrons
and patrons of Adarel chapter
and other chapters, Order of the
Eastern Star, were honored at a
meeting of the Adarel chapter in
Jacksonville Masonic hall Thurs
day. .
Honored guests were Mrs. Ida
Wilson, Mrs. Blanche Taylor,
Mrs. Frank Root, Mrs. Ralph
Lue, Mrs. Harris Olsen, Mrs. E.
E. Evans, Mrs. Frances Laughlin,
Milton Winn, Ed Gould, James
Matthews and Joe Warren.
Mrs. Blanche Taylor came
from Oakland, Calif., for the
meeting.
Miss D'Ann Beck sang two
numbers. Mrs. Clarence H.
Mathison gave two readings and
Mrs. D. M. Blickenstaff, accom
panied Miss Beck and played
several piano solos. The tables
were decorated with May poles
wound with ribbons in the or
der's colors. Tiny May baskets
containing flowers were at each
place.
Vermont was the first state
to provide for full manhood suf
frage which was not dependent
on property, owned or rented,
or a specified income.
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Induct New Officers
For Jacksonville Unit;
Committees Announced
Jacksonville Mrs. Ben Day,
Sams Valley, past president of
the Jackson County Council of
Parents and Teachers, installed
the 1930-51 officers of Jackson
ville Parent-Teacher association
at the final meeting of the group
for this school term, Wednesday
evening.
Installed were Mrs. Paul Ma
theny, president; Mrs. Paul Cul
bertson, vice-president; M r s.
Melvin H. Hall, secretary, and
Mrs. Herbert Sutton, treasurer.
Outgoing officers are Mrs. Cul
bertson, president; Mrs. Hall,
vice-president; Mrs. Peter Shaf
er, secretary, and Mrs. A. E.
Reinking, treasurer.
Mrs. Day presented both in
coming and outgoing officers
with corsages. Mrs. H. L. Mark
with, who had resigned the 1949
50 presidency because of illness,
was presented a corsage by Mrs.
Culbertson.
Miss Hazel Swayne. chairman
of Medford Safety council, spoke
regarding safety for children and
in the home. Committee chair
men of the association made re
ports. Mrs. Johanne Van Liew's sec
ond grade room won the room
prize.
Standing committee chairman
for the coming year were an
nounced by Mrs. Mstheny, the
new president. Miss Janet Bur
pee of the high school teaching
staff, was "appointed program
chairman; Mrs. Dick Boyd, coun
selor at the school, and Mrs. Cul
bertson, hospitality; Mrs. George
Wendt, music; Mrs. Roy White,
Mrs. Elba Graham. Mrs. Eddie
Frazier and Mrs. Fred Edens,
ways and means; Mrs. Reinking
and Mrs. John Keavenv, mem
bership; Mrs. L. R. Wicksten,
magazine; Mrs. Paul Godward,
room mother; Mrs. A. W. Bow
man, canning; Mrs. Charles P.
McBcth, telephone chairman for
canning program.
Mrs. Culbertson, Mrs. Rein
king. Mrs. Sutton. Mrs. Virgil
Halstead and Mrs. Matheny will
form the budget committee. Mrs.
Otto Heckert will be school
board representative; Mrs. El
mer Adams, summer roundup,
Mrs. W o o d r o w McCormack,
flower fund; Mrs. Elmer Ay res,
legislative; and Mrs. Paul Bui
kin, publicity.
Mrs. McBeth was chairman of
the junior class mothers who
served refreshments at the close
of the meeting. May baskets fill
ed with tulips, white lilacs and
narcissi decorated the tables.
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Evans Valley Group
Holds Installation;
Accordion Band Plays
Evans Valley Installation of
officers was held at the regular
meeting of the Evans Valley
Parent-Teacher association Tues
day. Mrs. W. R. Glass, regional
vice president of Oregon Con
gress of Parents and Teachers,
installed Mrs. Harold Wood,
president; Mrs. Fulton Williams,
vice-president; Mrs. Harris
Stone, secretary, and Joe Oeck
leman, treasurer.
A pin was presented for Mrs.
June Colbert as outgoing presi
dent. Mrs. Colbert not being
present, Mrs. Harry Randall,
outgoing vice-president, pre
sided. Mrs. Eve Prentice presented
pupils of her accordion band
from the Evans Valley school.
Those playing were Mrs. Jessie
Kasper, Mrs. Chester Jensen,
Monica West, Warren Deckle
man, Richard Hoffman, Walter
Wood, Jaren McCoy, Patsy
Reves. Jo Ann Wood, Michael
and Timmy Golt.
Mrs. Kasper and Jo Ann Wood
also played solos. Warren
Deckleman and Walter Wood
furnished accordion accompani
ment for Judy Deckleman who
gave a tap dance number.
A travelogue moving picture
was shown following the enter
tainment. Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Damon, room mother of
the first grade, Mrs. Orr, of the
teaching staff, and Mrs. Deckle
man, t
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