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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1950)
i B? 7r""W ITS V ft J Mi Laural Jewett , Mill Jan Freeman Visit Daughter Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Jewett, 521 Spencer avenue, this week-end, are Mrs. Jewett's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Millard B. Doughton, and her brother, Kenneth Doughton, all of Salem. Mrs. Jewett's father is attending sessions of the Oregon State As sociation of Letter Carriers. MEDFORD PHARMACY 127 E. 6th Just Off Central 9 A.M. 10:30 P.M. For Complete Prescription Service DAY HJIm Night (and Yrjj Ca" 2-6253 If No Answer Call 2-8582 Prompt Free Delivery Baby Needs Sick Room Supplies Rentals JIM GORDON Bidgood Hudson Medford's Own Modern Pharmacy Central Point Bethel Installs Officers; Miss Jewett Queen Central Point Miss Laural Jewett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Jewett, Central Point, was installed queen of the Central Point Bethel of Job's Daughters at installation ceremonies in the Masonic temple here Thursday evening. Miss Jan Dean Freeman, re tiring queen, was installing queen, assisted by Miss Jean Hamilton, guide; Mrs. Archie Quackenbush, marshal;' M r s. Robert McClaren, recorder; Miss Donna Nealon, chaplain; Miss Patsy Faber, musician; Miss Ay lene Hopkins, and Mrs. Robert Jantzer, custodians. Other officers installed were Caroline Freeland, senior prin cess; Esther Snook, Junior prin cess; Nancy Mallon. guide: Mar ion Smith, marshal; Jeanne Wil cox, musician; Donna Lavin, re corder; Belva Chew and Melva Chew, custodians; Doreene Jones Theda Peyton, Mary Lou Van Galder, Linda Obenchain, mes sengers: Katherine Finley, treas urer; Muriel Swing and Shirley Lyman, guards; Mary Lou Rupp, librarian and Marlene Smock, lady of lights. Carlene van Buskirk, chap lain; Helen Robertson, messen ger and Janet Grieve, recorder will be installed at a later date. In the Bethel choir for this term will be Maria Jean Abbott, Anita Conger, Virginia Dew, Myrna Eaves, Alice Hastains, Evelyn Jones, Connie Lambert, Deanna Lowry, Nadra Moore, Myrna Lee Scott, Judy Servold, Pat Snook, Earlene South and Helen Tonn. Following installation cere monies, Miss Lucile Harnish, ac companied by Miss Patsy Faber, sang. The choir gave a pansy ad dendum in honor of Miss Jewett and presented her lavender and white flowers. The bethel's col ors, purple and white, were car ried out with baskets of flowers. Initials of the new queen were outlined on the walls with flow ers. Miss Esther Snook and Miss Nancy Mallon assisted by Mrs. Orville Hamilton, were in charge of bethel room decora tions. The dining room was decorat ed with metallic pansies in two shades of lavender on the walls. Bowls of pansies were placed on the ledges. Mrs. Lawrence Smith arrang ed dining room decorations and Mrs. Howard Jewett arranged the serving table. Pansy favors with pictures of the new queen were given each guest. These were designed by Caroline Freeland who was as sisted by Marion Smith, Lucile Harnish and Donna Nealon. Miss Freeman, the retiring queen, a daughter of ,Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Freeman, was hon ored by the bethel at a banquet in Rogue Valley Country club preceding installation. Pink sweet peas in crystal bowls cen tered the tables. Pink wax nut cups on gold leaves and pink books lettered In gold further carried out Miss Freeman's in stallation colors. About 75 guests attended. Mlases Caroline Freeland, Marion Smith, Linda Obenchain, Theda Peyton and Nancy Mallon presented the honored guest pink carnations and extended wishes of friendship and happi ness. Miss Jewett gave Miss Freeman the traditional bethel gift, a sterling teaspoon, engrav ed with the year of service and t. i ft LADIES' Multifilament Bemberg Rayon SATIN SLIPS Certified fabric. Love ly colored embroidery on 4 In. lac top and 5 In. laca bottom. Reg. $2.49 value. Limited quantity. SPECIAL New Miracle Auto Polish AUTOBRITE U ONLY I TP'-Wypy'fwiiM luunm i lei ipm tm up, i miwjiii! ima jj i y & J I A. J L I I 7 li t:.f t 'k . aJ Cutting their wedding cake are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth An drew Schwalb. who were married May 28 at the First Baptist church here. Mrs. Schwalk was Dolores Maureen Poutrie before her wedding. The couple will live in Hyde Park. N. Y.. bethel number. Miss Jean Ham ilton gave Miss Freeman the past queen's jewel in behalf of the bethel. Special guests for the evening were Mrs. C. D. Elhart, junior past grand guardian of Oregon; Andy Stevens, vice associate grand guardian: and Mrs. Stev ens; Miss Chloe Stvens, queen of Ashland bethel; Miss Fidelia Boone, queen of Medford bethel; Miss Kay Dudley, Ashland sen ior princess; Miss Corinne Wing, Medford senior princess; Mrs. Karl Rose, guardian of Ashland bethel: Mrs. V. A. Turpin, guard ian of Medford bethel; Mrs. Wal lace Freeland, matron of Nevita chapter, OES and Merritt Swing, past associate guardian of Med ford bethel and master of Cen tral Point Masonic lodge. Out of town guests and rela tives of Miss Jewett were Mrs. Jay Shipley and Mrs. W. R. Putnam, Salem; Miss Rebekah Putnam, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jewett. and Mr. and Mrs. Alan Jewett and daughter, Sandra. Medford. Dinner, Ceremony Given by Sorority Nu Phi Mu sorority gave a semi-formal dinner at Mon De sir June 19. A meeting followed at the home of Miss Billie Ly ons, 215 North Ivy street, and several new members received their pins. They were Miss Jo Kantor, Miss Carol Meyers, Miss Marilyn Nickle, Miss Janney Lou Houghton, Miss Nancy Haz elton. Miss Georgeen Roberson and Mrs. Richard Riggs. Members and advisors attend ing the dinner were Misses Kan tor, Lyons, Meyers, Nickle, Rob erson, Houghton, Barbara Wil liams. Nancy Hazelton and Jackie Walker. Mrs. Riggs, Mrs. Don Lue and the advisors, Miss Thelma Loughary and Miss Ad abee Seiler. A gift was presented to Miss Nickle, whose wedding to Rich ard Henselman is set for early July. Seattle, June 24 (U.R Carl Viking Holman today announced his candidacy for U. S. senator on the republican ticket. Sunday. June 25. 1950 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE NINE Zonfo Club President Announces Committees At Meeting Thursday Mrs. Oletha Olson, newly in stalled president of Zonta In ternational club, announced the chairman to serve for the year 1950-1951 at the regular lunch held Thursday noon at the Jack son hotel. Appointments are: member ship, Mrs. Jacque Lennox: pro gram, Mrs. Jean Hart; attend ance, Mrs. Mabel Conger; fi nance, Mrs. Grace Holmes; fel lowship and inter-city, Mrs. Eve lyn Crain; services, Mrs. Verna Flowers; international relations, Miss Claire Hanley; publicity, Mrs. Florene Bolton; public af fairs, Miss Jo Kirtley and status of women, Mrs. Ethel Tennant. Safety Council to Hear Meeting Report A report on the recent meet ing of the western states Safety Council, in Boise, Ida., will be given the Medford Safety coun cil at a meeting Monday noon at the Jackson hotel, by Miss Hazel Swayne. Another speaker will also ad dress the council at Its meeting. Owner Transferred Must SACRIFICE Lovely Home at Once! Today's tht day if you aro Intorasted In lacurina a nawly modarnixad eldar homa of character and quaint charm in a baautiful oak shaded . tatting on a larga lot In a nlca neighborhood. 4 badroomi, 2 bathi, the matter bedroom and bath completely new rett of home all newly remodeled and decorated. Hardwood floors, modern oil heat, and a FIREPLACE that works. 2 bedrooms and bath upttairt with private an trance could be converted to apartment or rented at it, for eitra In come. Spaciout secluded rear yard with fruit trees and plenty of room for barbecue terrace, garden and outdoor living. Garage has space for work bench. 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