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Pem Dinner Meeting
For Canton, Auxiliary
Canton Siskiyou of Patriarchs
Militant and the auxiliary will
meet in the IOOF hall, Friday.
March 21. A covered dish dinner
will be served at 6:30 p. m. with
Mrs. W. H. Dyer, Mr. Rosa
Young and Mrs. Fred Daugherty
on the committee.
A business meeting will fol
low at 8 p. m. .with Vern Kight.
captain of the canton, and Mrs.
Vern Kight, president of the
auxiliary, presiding.
An invitation to visit Central
Point Rebekah lodge has been
accepted by the two groups.
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FState President
Visits Local Club
At Dinner Meeting
Mrs. Riley Applegate, state FL
club president, made an official
visit to the Medford club-March
10 at a dinner meeting in the
Jackson hotel. She is a member
of the Salem club but now lives
in Medford.
The officer was presented a
corsage by members of the Med
ford group.
' Introduced during the dinner
were Mrs. Don Ivie, of Ashland,
state secretary; and Mrs. Jack
Ward, Medford, past state presi
dent. Daffodils and lavender pussy
willows and lavender tapers
were used to decorate the ban
quet room.
A business meeting was held
in the home of Mrs. Olen McCoy,
after the dinner. Formal initia
tion ceremonies were held with
Mrs. Glen Bailey becoming a
new member. The state presi
dent was also presented a gut
for her home.
Those attending were Mes-
dames Shirrell R. Doty, Olin Mc-
Cov. O. S- W a Id en, Lewis
Thompson, Claude Cooper, John
Daniels, F. A. Krow, Jack Ward,
Glen Bailey, Marvin Heidman,
P. M. Aldredge and Randy Hug
dahl. Refreshments were served by
the hostess. Mrs. Cooper won a
prize.
The. next meeting will be. a
"glamqur party" at the Merle
Norman studio, March 24 at
7:30 p.m.
CKapterBE Holds
Annual Election
At a meeting held March 4. at
the home of Mrs. Louis Brown,
Chapter BE of the PEO Sister
hood elected officers to serve
during the ensuing year. They
are president, Mrs. Laurence W.
Butler; vice-president,' Mrs. E.
P. Leavitt; recording secretary,
Mrs. Jack Harris; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. L. K. Doty;
treasurer, Miss Dorothy Wilson;
chaplain, Mrs. Fletcher T. Fish;
guard, Mrs. Reuben M. Johnson.
Mrs. Butler was elected dele
gate to the state convention to
be held in Portland June 18-20.
The chapter will meet at the
home of Mrs. Allan F. Perry,
105 Geneva street, Tuesday,
March 18, at 8 p. m. Mrs. Butler
is assistant hostess, and Mrs.
Maude A. Holmes and Mrs.
Brown will be in charge of the
program.
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be so noticeable if you rub the
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Miss Edith Marshall
(ElUson Studio)
Announce Trothal
Of Edith Marshall
To Lucius E. Lull
Mrs. J. H. Bray announces the
engagement of her daughter.
Miss Edith Joyce Marshall, to
Lucius E. Lull, Central Point
Miss Marshall's father is E. E.
Marshall, Watsonville, Cal.
She is a graduate of Medford
high school and is employed at
the Pacific Telephone and Tele
graph company.
Her fiance is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert G. Lull, Cen
tral Point. He attended Central
Point high school and entered
the service before, graduating
but resumed his studies after his
discharge and was graduated
from Southern Oregon college.
Mr. Lull is self-employed in
Central Point.
The wedding will be in the
fall.
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Ashland, Medford
Singers on Program
For Music Society
Members of the Medford Mu
sic society were entertained by
talent from a neighboring city
as well as from a recently or
ganized group of local Mother
singers at their monthly-meeting
Monday evening. The meeting
was in the home of Mrs. William
McAllister.
Jackson school's Mothersing
ers group, directed by Mrs. Fred
Morlan, sang two familiar songs,
Joyce Kilmer's "Trees" and
"The Loveliest Night of the
Year." Mrs. Stanley Lacey sang
an effective solo part Jn the lat
ter, accompanied by "chorus
voices and by Mrs. Horace Doo
len at the piano.
A men's quartet from South
ern Oregon college, under di
rection of O. C. Bjorlie, super
visor of the school music in
the college, gave four selections.
The voices seemed well blend
ed and light and the interpreta
tions and timing were artistic.
The selections they sang
were "High Barbary,", "Mighty
Lak a Rose," "The Old Ark
a Moverin" and the Southern
Oregon college alma mater
song arranged by Lloyd Bun
nell, one of the quartet mem
bers. Other members included
James Baker, George Kekuna
and Paul Adams.
Mrs. Martel Peters, also from
Ashland, and well known in the
valley music circles, sang four
numbers. Her voice seems to
adapt itself to a variety of song
types and proved pleasing in
drainer's "Hozannah" as well as
in the lighter numbers, "Thine
Alone, " "A Little Bit of Heav
en" and "Over the Rainbow."
She was accompanied by Miss
Lorraine Veidt.
The entire program was ar
ranged by Mrs. Virgil Bolton.
Grand Guardian
To Visit Bethel
Mrs. Avon Vert. Portland,
grand guardian of Job's Daugh
ters for Oregon, will make an
official visit to the Medford
bethel Wednesday, March 19 at
7:30 p. m. Formal initiation cere
monies will be held.
. All Masons, Eastern Star mem
bers, and parents of bethel mem
bers are invited. Refreshments
will be served after the meeting.
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Past Noble Grands
Mark Anniversary
Thursday at Party "
The 28th anniversary of Olive
Rebekah Past Noble. Grands club
was observed Thursday evening
at Girls Community club. Mrs.
A. H. Hansen, president, pre
sided.
Thirteen of the 27 past presi
dents of the Medford club were
present and presented corsages
by Mrs. Minnie Bryant, chair
man for the occasion, and Mrs.
Dana Bowers, secretary, who
assisted.
Four members - of the club
present are past presidents of
other past noble grands' clubs
and they also were presented
corsages.
The Medford past presidents
jn attendance were Mrs. Michael
O'Shea, Mrs. D. M. McDannel,
Mrs. Carl Pearson, Mrs. George
Howard.- Mrs. Rosa Young. Mrs.
P. M. Aldredge, Mrs. Ed Pease,
Mrs. O. S. Walden, Mrs. Joe
Cave, Mrs. Ina Huson, Mrs.
James Wicker. Mrs. Lewis
Thompson and Mrs. W. H. Dyer.
Past presidents of other clubs
were Mrs. A. H. Gregory, past
president of the Chico, Calif.,
club; Mrs. Clarence Wimer, the
Myrtle Creek. Ore., club; Mrs.
Vera Myers, Hastings, Neb., club
and Mrs. Mary Moss of the Lake
view, Ore., club. Mrs. Moss also
is a past Oregon state president
of the Rebekah assembly.
Since the club was organized
three of the past presidents have
passed away. They are Mrs.
Telitha Pickle, Mrs. Ella Rogers
and Mrs. Ella Gould.
Past presidents unable to at
tend were Mrs. Carrie Morand
and Mrs. Mary Wiley, both of
Portland; Mrs. Elsie Milliard,
Ventura. Calif., Mrs. Leah Ivie,
Salem, and Mrs. Florence Klatt,
Roseburg.
Mrs. A. H. Hansen, the present
president of the Medford club,
presided at the meeting.
Mrs. A. B. Shirley was refresh
ment chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Carrie Milnes, Mrs. L. O. How
ard. Mrs. A. H. Hansen, and
Mrs. Ella Parks.
Mrs. E. L. Miller. Paisley,
Ore., a past noble grand, was
present. Mrs. Margaret Davis
won a prize.
The club was organized at
a meeting March 13, 1924. Mrs.
Kathrena Daniels, district depu
ty, presided. Mrs. H. D. Turner
was elected the first president;
Mrs. Arthur Hess, vice-president,
and Miss Ruth Daniels, secretary-treasurer.
The group voted
to meet the second Thursday of
each month and the date of
meeting has never been changed.
There have been 27 presidents.
The corsages for the past presi
dents at the anniversary meet
ing were made by Mrs. Harry
Bryant and her committee, and
other arrangements were made
by the FL girls, as well as the
present secretary, Mrs. Dana
Bowmer.
Walkers Return
From Trip South
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Walker,
daughter Wilda and son Danny
of Fern Valley road, returned
home March 11 after spending
12 days in California and Mex
ico. While in California they vis
ited their son, Lloyd Keith, who
is in the Navy, stationed aboard
the aircraft carrier USS Prince
ton. They also visited Mrs. Walk
er's sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bryant, in
Chula Vista, Cal. The Bryants
are former residents of Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker spent
several days visiting friends in
Oakland and San Francisco be
fore returning home.
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Miss Myma Hanaaiord
(Braiaeid photo)
Tell Engagement
Myma Hannaford,.
Sgt. Sendelbach
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hannaford,
808 Palm street, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Miss Myrna Ruth Hannaford, to
Sgt. George A. Sendelbach, son
of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sendel
bach of Delphos, O.
Miss Hannaford was gradual
ed from Medford high school
and is employed by the Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph com
pany in Medford.
Sgt Sendelbach was graduated
from St John s high school in
Delphos and is now stationed
at Medford municipal airport
No wedding date has been set
Party Sunday Night
Honors Three Guests
Last Sunday evening Mrs. J,
E. Tilley and Mrs. J. D. Hen
drickson entertained at the Til
ley home on Crater Lake avenue
in observance of the birthdays
of Mrs. J. B. Tilley, Gold Hill,
and Mrs. W. A. Smith and Mrs.
A. D. Van Horn, of Central
Point
Colored slides were shown
during the evening and birthday
gifts opened. Refreshments were
served by the co-hostesses.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Tilley, Mr. and Mrs. D.
R. Hendrickson, Mr. and Mrs.
G. B. Tilley, all Gold Hill; Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Smith, Huey
Van Horn Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
Van Horn and children, Adrian
Jr., Judy and Jody, Central
Point; J. D. Hendrickson and
children, Cheryl Jean and Ste
ven; J. E. Tilley and children,
Caroline and Linda, all of Med
ford. Announce Guest
On KYJC Program
Eric Townsend will play rec
ords from his collection today
during the new program, "Guest
Conductor", now being aired by
Radio Station KYJC each Sun
day between 4 and 5 pan.
. The program, started two
two weeks ago, was planned
with the double purpose of por
viding an hour of fine music
Sunday afternoons and of giving
music lovers an opportunity to
broadcast some of their favorite
recordings.
Mr. Townsend is on the staff
of First National Brank.
Birds To 8a Subject
Of Program for Club
Jacksonville "Our Native
Birds." will be subject of a talk
by Miss Mollie Ray at a meet
ing of the Jacksonville Garden
club Friday, March 21. Mrs.
Paul Godward will be hostess in
her home in Jacksonville for the
1:30 p.m. meeting.
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Officer To Visit
Adarel Chapter
Jacksonville Mrs. Leila Wim-
berly, Roseburg, associate grand
matron of Order of eastern Star
for Oregon, will visit Adarel
chapter. Tuesday, March 18.
Memrjers or Adarel Past Ma
trons' club will serve, a pot
luck luncheon at the Jacksnn.
ville Masonic hall Tuesday at
iz:so p. m., and following lunch
eon Mrs. Wimberly will conduct
a school of Instruction far tho
chapter.
Members of the order attend
Inc the luncheon are aslrxi tn
take salads or hot vegetables.
Mrs, Richard Jewett
Honor Guest at Party
mts. wenara Jewett was hon
ored ffuest at a ihowor viin
Thursday evening by Mrs. Jay
Kaylor at her home at 1266
South Peach street Games were
played and refreshments served
and the honored guest opened
her gifts.
Attending were the Mesdames
Gregory McDougall, Hunter
Dixon. Meredith A. Crnvo
Lewis Gillilend. Lvle Sehnnnert
William Wilson, James Walker,
Charles Adamson, Ben Schmidt,
Louise Davis, C. Gordon Mor
ris, Ed Paschke and Miss Mar
jorie Sandford.
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Prospect PI A Board Announces Meeting
of Prospect Parent-Teacher as
sociation will meet at the home
of Mrs. Archie McKillop March
17 at 8 d. m. The main tonic
of discussion will center around
the report of the nominating
7:30 P.M. WALLACE CHIME RINGERS
Program of Gospel Music
Chimes Swiss Bells Vibra Harp Marimba
Sermon: "We Ought to Help One Another"
1 1 :00 "Prepare The Way of The Lord"
9:45 Church School
6:30 Youth Meetings
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
West Main and Laurel
Meredith Croves, Minister
'THE CHURCH HAS THE ANSWER"
Attend church today
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