FOUH MEDFOHD (OHEOOM) MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday. May 23, 1952
College Faculty
To Honor Seniors
At Reception Today
Ashland Graduating seniors
t Southern Oregon college will
be guests at a reception to be
held In their honor this after
noon at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
Elmo N Stevenson. The event is
sponsored by the college faculty
and will replace the Informal
gathering previously held im
mediately following commence
ment exercises.
Mrs. Margaret Skerry, acting
dean of women; Misi Florence
Allen, principal of Lincoln Lab
oratory school; and Mrs. Betty
Lou Dunlop, instructor In edu
cation are co-chairmen of the
arrangements committee. Robert
E. Phillips, Ashland, senior class
president, is also assisting.
Miss Lillian Nicholson, Miss
Neva West, Miss Edith Bork,
Miss Jeanette Smith, Mrs. Mil
. dred Peter and Mrs. Dorothy
Woodell will serve.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Joe Tlllon were married May 7, In
Reno, Nev. The bride, who balore her marriage was Gayle Susanne
Hise, Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Hise. 604 King street,
Medford. and the bridegroom Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry h
Tilton. 1032 East Jackson boulevard, also 'his city. (Shangle photo)
Miss Gayle Hise,
Thomas J. Tilton
Married in Reno
Miss Gayle Susanne Hise
became the bride of Thomas
Joe Tilton May 7 in a simple
8:30 o'clock evening ceremony
in the rectory of St. Luke's Luth
eran church at Reno, Nev. The
Rev. George C. Schrocder per
formed the ceremony.
For her marriage the bride
wore a grey tailored suit with
navy blue blouse and white ac
cessories. Her corsnge was of
pink carnations.
After a ti.p to San Francisco
they returned to Medford where
a small reception was held in the
home of the bride's parents. They
will live In Omaha. Neb. He is
stationed there with the Air
Force as an airman second class.
The bride is a Junior at Medford
Senior High school.
The bride's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Roy V. Hise. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry L. Tilton are the
bridegroom's parents.
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Installation Planned
For Eagle Point PI A
Eagle Point New officers
of the Eagle Point Parent-Teacher
association will be installed
Tuesday, May 27 at 3 p.m. The
Installation ceremony will be
conducted by Mrs. Floyd Bar
rett, Grants Pass. She is a past
regional vice-president for this
district. The new regional vice-
president also will accompany
her and' give a brief talk.
The meeting will be held In
the Senior High school library.
Contest Winners
Presented Awards
Tuesday Evening
Crater Lake post and auxill
ary, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
presented awards to winners of
the annual student essay con
test at a meeting held May 20 In
the VFW hall.
Attending were Miss Carla
McKeen, first prize winner,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. O.
McKeen; Miss Joan Perreard,
second prize winner, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perreard;
Miss Robene Starcher, third
prize winner, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Bren H. Starcher; Miss
Patricia Hampson, daughter of
Mrs. Berte Hampson; and Miss
Carole Robertson, daughter of
Mrs. M. F. Rutherford, who won
honorable mention.
Miss Jeanette Thatcher, chair
man of the Judging committ-e,
and Elliott Becken, assistant su
perintendent of Medford schools,
also attended the meeting and
spoke. Miss Thatcher explained
the procedure of Judging.
Program chairman for the
evening was Mrs. Warren Ficht
ner, who was assisted by Mrs.
Vera Meyers. Members of Fred
Divisek's accordion band enter
tained during the meeting.
Mrs. Fred Lawrence, chairman
of the essay contest, introduced
the winners, and Mrs. Merrill
Beneka presented the awards.
Mrs. Flchtner, refreshment
chairman, was assisted by Mrs.
O. O. DeBerry, Mrs. J. D. Brum
mond, Mrs. Bert Huklll, and
Mrs. Ernest Cox.
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Officers Elected
By Ruth Rebekahs;
Shower Date Set
Jacksonville Mrs. Charles
LeMolne was elected noble
grand of Ruth Rebekah lodge
for the next six-month term.
Mrs. Mabel McCallie will be the
vice-grand; Mrs. John Black, re
cording secretary, and Mrs.
Pearl Kitchen, treasurer. Elec
tions were held at the last regu
lar meeting.
Mrs. Albert Hackert was re
ported to be In Salem attending
a Rebekah assembly as an of
ficial delegate from the lodge.
Mrs. Louis Jones was to receive
the degree of chivalry from the
Patriarchs Militant organization
in Salem during assembly. This
degree is voted to a member of
the lodge for outstanding serv
ices in the lodge during the past
year.
Plans for a rummage sale to
be held in the near future were
made and later announcements
are to be made concerning the
sale.
Members were urged by their
officers to attend a meeting of
the Rebekah club, Tuesday, May
27. A shower for the lodge kitch
en is planned for that meeting
and dessert will be served by
Mrs. Carl Garman and Mrs. Ted
Greene.
A special prize was won by
Mrs. Delbert Miller. Mrs. Fran
cis Brisbine, noble grand, has
furnished a gift for this prize at
each meeting.
As a short program for Me
morial day, Mrs. George Brown
lee played a medley of civil war
tunes and Mrs. Brisbine read
an appropriate poem. Out-of-town
members who attended
were Mrs. Jack McDaniels and
Mrs. Kindred Thomas, Yreka,
Calif. Refreshments were served
by Mrs. Everett Ravenor and
Mrs. Greene.
Sergeant and Wife
Visit Relatives Here;
Mrs. Stafford Honored
Sgt. Roy Stafford and Mrs.
Staffdrd will leave Wednesday
after visiting here since May 16
with Sergeant Stafford's mother,
Mrs. Frank Worrell and Mr.
Worrell, 214 Girard drive.
Sergeant Stafford has been
stationed with the Marine corps
at Camp Mathews and they live
in San Diego. On his return he
will be stationed at Camp Pen
dleton near Oceanside for com
bat duty. He has been a rifle
coach and instructor at Camp
Mathews. Mrs. Stafford is a
nurse and has been employed In
a San Diego hospital.
During their visit friends of
the couple entertained in honor
of Mrs. Stafford. Hostesses were
Mrs. Clarence Krieger, Mrs.
Orie S. Moore, and Mrs. Hugh
Samples. The event was in the
Krieger home, 719 West 11th
street.
Attending were Mrs. Floyd
Undorhill, Mrs. R. H. Peterson,
Mrs. John Green, Mrs. Jack
Samples, Mrs. Florest Samples,
Mrs. Frank Worrell, the hon
ored guest and hostesses. Re
freshments were served.
Butte Falls Oub
Installs Officers
Butte Falls After a recent
short business session of Butte
Falls Garden club members led
by Mrs. Frank Carson, president,
Mrs. W. A. Frecland, Central
Point, Installed officers of the
club.
They are Mrs. Leslie Horn,
president; Mrs. Robert Bceman,
vice-president; Mrs. John Hoist.
second vice-president; Mrs. Clay
coniey, recording secretary;
Mrs. William Edmondson, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Ed
win Malloy, treasurer, and Mrs.
James Arnold, historian.
Each office was given a rose
corsage made by the corsage
chairman, Mrs. Elga Abbott. Fol
lowing her acceptance. Mrs.
Horn presided.
The retiring president, Mrs.
Carson, was given a past presi
dent's pin by Mrs. Robert Bee
man. Mrs. Carson served two
terms as president of the group.
The visitors In addition to
Mrs. Freeland, Included Mrs.
Fiene. Gold Hill, and Mrs. John
Fulten, Butte Falls. Refresh
ments were sorved. Flower ar
rangements made by the mem
bers furnished decorations.
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Miss Charity Williams, Med.
ford student who will be grad
uated from the University of
Oregon next month. Is on of
25 studants at fha university
named to membership In Phi
Beta Kappa, national scholastic
honor sociaty. Membership In
this sociaty is considered the
hlghatt honor which can b con
ferred on a university student.
Tha student is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas V. Williams,
1975 Houston road, Medford.
Announce Topic For
Meeting of Society;
Reports To Be Given
Topic for the Tuesday, May
27 meeting of Methodist Wom
an's Society of Christian Service
will be "All Children Our Con
cern" with several members pre
senting phases of the topic.
Five members of the society
will give reports on the recent
Oregon Conference of Woman's
Societies held in April at Forest
Grove. Mrs. G. Brood will be in
charge of the devotional pro
gram. The business meeting will
open at 11 o'clock and since this
month closes the church year,
circle memberships will again be
rotated with new circle chairmen
drawing membership names.
At 12:30 p.m. luncheon will
be served and the program will
be presented at 1:30 p.m.
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State President
Attends Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Rammin
left by car Saturday morning to
attend a meeting that day of
Rural Letter Carriers at Bend.
Mrs. Rammin Is state auxiliary
president and was to complete
arrangements for the state con
vention of the group to be held
in Bend June 11, 12 and 13.
Charity Williams
Selected Member
Of Phi Beta Kappa
Miss Charity Williams, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V.
Williams, 1975 Houston road,
Medford, has been named to
membership In Phi Beta Kappa,
national scholastic honor society.
Membership in Phi Beta Kappa
is considered the top honor
which can be conferred on a
university student, and but 25
of the entire senior class, num
bering more than 1000 students,
were so honored this year.
Miss Williams, who is to re
ceive a degree in foreign lang
uages In June, has a grade-point
average above 3.5, and several
semesters during her college ca
reer made the perfect 4 point
average. She spent her junior
year enrolled at the Sorbonne
in France.
Miss Williams Is a member of
PI Delta Phi, French honor so
ciety, Sigma Delta Pi, Spanish
honor society, and the ' French
club.
When Miss Williams was grad
uated from Medford Senior High
school she was valedictorian of
her class, was named the out
standing senior girl for the year
and received the Daughters of
the American Revolution good
citizenship award. ,
Miss Williams' brother, Chris
topher, was one of 24 students
initiated last week Into Pi Mu
Epsilon, mathematics honorary.
He is a Junior in general sci
ence. Young Williams is also an
honor roll student with a record
of top grades in both high school
and the university.
Floral Piece Design
Is Demonstrated for
Central Point Women
Central Point Mrs. W. L.
Walden demonstrated the de
signing of floral pieces for mem
bers of Central Point Garden
club last Wednesday. The meet
ing, held at the home of Mrs. O.
T. Wilson, began with dessert
luncheon. Assisting the hostess
were Mrs. Loyd Seymour, Mrs.
J. E. Vincent and Mrs. E. W. Jer
mark. Officers were elected. They
are Mrs. W. B. Kincald, presi
dent; Mrs. Clem Ault, vice pres
ident; Mrs. Seymour, secretary;
Mrs. Don Faber, treasurer; Mrs.
Leonard Freeman, librarian and
Mrs. C. W. Anhorn, historian.
The club will sponsor a Cen
tral Point 4-H club girl at the
Lake O' Woods 4-H camp. Prizes
were received by Mrs. A. M.
Setness and Mrs. E. E. Reames.
Members are to meet Thurs
day, May 29, at the home of Mrs.
Bert Elliott to make sprays for
the Memorial Day services.
Coffege Honor Group
Elects New Officers
Ashland Sigma Epsilon PI,
women's honorary sorority at
Southern Oregon college, named
Miss Marie G. Mansfield, Ash
land, president for the coming
year at elections held this week,
according to Miss Dorothy Win
ters, Portland retiring president.
Other officers chosen were
Miss Beverly Jones, Klamath
Falls, vice-president; Miss Ruth
Newton, Ashland, secretary; and
Miss Gracia Brown, Ashland,
treasurer. Miss Charleen Kring,
Instructor in English, la faculty
advisor.
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