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Med ford Women
Leave for. East;,.
;To Attend Rites
Mrs. John P. Moffat and Mrs.
' C. I. Drummbnd left Friday eve
ning by train from Klamath
Falls to spend a month in the
east arid middle west.
Mrs. Drummond will attend
graduation ceremonies June 9 at
Wellesley college, Wellesley,
Mass., her daughter, Betty, being
! a member of the 1952 class. Miss
Drummond's marriage to Alan
Riegelman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Riegelman of Shorthill,
N. J., will take place June 11 at
the Episcopal church in Burling-
' ton, Vt. Mr. Riegelman is being
graduated from Dartmouth col-
lege with the 1952 class, and will
be commissioned an oiucer
. the Navy. ; v
Following the wedding, the
couple will travel to the west
coast and Mr. Riegelman will re
port for duty with the Navy at
San Francisco.
Mrs. Moffat will visit her son,
Bill, a graduate student at Har
vard university. Young Moffat is
studying, towards a doctorate in
economics, and does not plan to
return to the west ooast until
after completing his work In the
aummer Of 1953.
The two women plan stops in
Washington, D. C, and New
York and will return home by
way of Detroit to pick up a new
car. En route home they plan
visits in several mid-west cities.
While in Oakland, Calif., en
route east, Mrs. Moffat will
spend a few hours with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. -John Moffat Jr., who have
been attending Stanford univer
sity this past year. Later this
year the couple plans to estab
lish a home in Pasadena, Calif.
' Reed To Graduate
Medford Student
Ellis McCurley of Medford
will receive his bachelor of arts
degree from Reed- college at
graduation exercises to be held
at the college Sunday, June 8, a
release from the school states.
Benjamin Kizer, Spokane law
yer and member of the board
: of trustees of the college, will ad
dress Reed 'a 44th annual com
mencement. , The college Is,
awarding B5 bachelor of arts de
grees and 'two master of arts
degrees.
Mr. McCurley, who has ma
jored in physics at Reed, will un
dertake graduate study at the
University of . Wisconsin this
i summer, working towards a doc
torate In physics. The student is
a graduate of the United tlates
Naval academy at Annapolis,
Md., with the class of 1946,
served two years at sea and
holds a reserve commission as
lieutenant, junior grade, in the
Navy.
Mr. McCurley'a mother, Mrs.
Lornia McCurley, route 2, box
407, and his sister, Peggy, plan
to travel to Portland to attend
the commencement ceremonies.
, The student and his wife will re
turn to Medford briefly before
, continuing to Wisconsin for the
summer.
: Delegation Attends
Extension Meeting
Four Jackson county women
will leave today for Corvallls to
attend the annual meeting of the
state council or. extension units
They are Mrs. Ben Gardner
Eagle Point, newly elected chair
man of the county committee;
, Mn. E. E. Meyer, Brownsboro
committee member: Mrs. Rov E
Carley, Sams'Valley, delegate to
me Associated Country Women
of the World tri-annual meeting
lost year at Copenhagen, Den-
mark, and Miss Eula Winter
mote, county horre . demonstra
tion agent.
The conclave will, be held
Monday and Tuesday.
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Five high school girls war named queen and prlnceuaa
for the annual Phoenix May festival, held May 24. Left to right
arc Mils Batty Louise Handrickson, sponsored by Phoenix Par-tnt-Taacher
association; Miss Laota May Perry, sponsored by
Miss Courts Honored
At Shower and Party;
Wedding Set June 15
Miss Dixie Coutts, daughter of
Mrs. Frank Mosse, was honored
recently at a bridal shower giv
en In the home of Mrs. Charles
Ninemires. She is the bride-elect
of James Edwards. The wedding
will be an event of June 15 at
Sacred Heart Catholic church.
'The rooms were decorated
with pastel umbrellas.
Attending were Mrs. Clyde
Ramsey, Mrs. Louis , Lemlre,
Miss' Wilma Beery, Mrs. Alex
MacDonald, Mrs. . Charles Ely,
Mrs. Max Boehme, Mrs. Dale
Farr, Mrs. William Hartman,
Mrs. James Winkler, Mrs. Jack
Young, Mrs.' A. K. Morse, Mrs.
Walter Carson, Miss Adabee Sel
ler, Mrs. Mosse, the honored
guest and the hostess.
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Westminster Guild
To Meet on Monday
Westminster guild will noia
the monthly session Monday,
June 2, at 8 p.m. at First Pres
byterian church. Chairman lor
the evening is Miss Jeannette
Thatcher and the; refreshment
committee will be Mrs. Harold
Snodgrass, Mrs-. Eva Marsh and
Miss Elizabeth McGolliard.
Miss Mary Ellen Bell will give
a brief review of the book, "A
Man Called Peter" by Catherine
Marshall and Mrs. Wallace Has
kins will give a review oi "Faith
Is Power" by Dan V. Poling.
Mrs. Helen. Wilson will talk on
"The Bible as Literature."
Musical numbers will also be
on the program.
Party To. Be Given .
For Baptist Seniors
HiRh school graduates who are
members of the First Baptist
church: will be guests at pot
luck dinner party given by the
SOS class of the church Friday,
June 6 at 6:30 p.m. The event
will be at the church and hosts
and hostesses for the party are
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Jackson
and Mr. and Mrs. Eric de Place.
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Mrs. E. A. Moore, 243 South
Holly street, -returned Thursday
from Salem after visiting there
several weeks with a son and his
family.
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Lodges Plan Reception
For New Grand Master
Lynn Cram, member of the Medford IOOF lodge and newly
elected grand master of the Odd Fellows lodge for Oregon, will
be honored at a reception to be given by the Medford IOOF and
Rebekah lodges Saturday, June 7.
Mr. Cram
who lived in Med.
ford many years, left recently
to live in The Dalles, Ore.
The reception will be held in
Medford Junior High school
auditorium at eight o'clock and
grand officers of both the IOOF
and ' Rebekah assembly from
throughout Oregon are expected
to attend.
Friends of Mr. Cram are also
invited.
Arthur Lenon, past grand
master, Portland, will be master
of ceremonies.
A program of music will be
presented and refreshments
served. The refreshment commit
tee is headed by E. D. Perkins
of the Odd Fellow lodge and Mrs.
A. H. Gregory of Olive Rebekah
lodge.
Mr. Cram is the first grand
master from the ranks of the
Medford lodge since 1896, when
William I. Vawter Sr., held the
office. Mr. Cram, connected with
an insurance firm for many
years, has not only worked In
Medford IOOF lodge but with
table Rock encampment, Canton
Siskiyou of Patriarchs ' Militant
and Olive Rebekah lodge.
Mrs. cram will accomDanv
him to Medford for the recep
tion. From Portland
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Metscham
and Mr. and Mrs. Porter Land
ram, Portland, are returning to
their homes today after spend
ing Memorail day weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Allenderfer,
45 Ross court.
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Phoenix Granger Quean Mary "alhryn White, candidate of
Phoanix Lions club; Miss Bett Jean hopper, candidate of
Phoenix Youth club and Miss Kay Marie Fisher, sponsored by
Phoanix Thursday club, (Brainerd photo)
University Exercises
Set for Tomorrow
Two Medford students are
among the 106 Willamette uni
versity graduates who will re
ceive degrees during commence
ment exercises at 4 0 clock to
morrow afternoon at the univer
sity McCulloch stadium, Salem.
They are Miss Suzanne Patricia
Older, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
L. P. Older, 28 North Berkeley,
way, and Mrs. Jeanne Rice Mar
tin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.
Ronald Rice, 302 Vancouver av
enue. Miss Older will receive r
bachelor of art degree and Mrs.
Martin, a bachelor of music edu
cation degree.
Giles Sheldon Green, Ash
land, also will receive a bachelor
of art degree. -.
Principal speaker of the after
noon will be Dr. C. Gilbert
Wrenn, a 1926 graduate of Wil
lamette university, now a mem
ber of the Unjversity of Minne
sota staff.
Artists Announce
Picture of Month
The Southern Oregon Artists
society "picture-of-t h e-month"
for June is a still life painting
done by Mrs. Ada Andrews of
Gold Hill. The same painting
won third place at the 1951 Jack
sonville jubilee art show.,
The picture, like the others se
lected each month by the society,
will be displayed in the windows
of Barkers Men's store.
Miss Margaret Huson
Presents Piano Class
In Recital on Tuesday
Piano pupils who are studying
with Miss Margaret Huson were
presented in recital Tuesday,
May 27, at the home of Miss
Huson's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Darell Huson, 45 Lindley street.
Parents and friends attended,
and following the' program re
freshments were served. Mrs.
Claud Hoover and Mrs: H. E,
Nulton assisted in serving. About
30 were present.
Playing for the recital were
Candy Clark, Dean Nulton, Char-la-Joe
Meyer, Barbara Preston,
Roberta Willett, Barbara Nulton,
Glenda Kaye and Claudia Hoo
ver.
Officers Elected
By DAV Auxiliary
Mrs. Warren Goddard was
elected commander of the Dis
abled War Veterans auxiliary
when the group met May 27 in
the Ed Neff home, 811 Bennett
street. Mrs. James Peacher is the
new senior vice-commander;
Mrs. Richard Simmons, junior
vice-commander; Mrs. Cloyde
Golden, chaplain; Mrs. Harvey
Cassman, treasurer; Mrs. James
Llllie, ' state executive commit
teewoman; Mrs. Helen Olsen
district delegate; Mrs. Everett
Grissom, adjutant. Mrs. Grissom
was appointed to her office.
Refreshments were served
and men of the chapter joined
the auxiliary members for the
social hour.
Lady Elks
Lady Elks will meet at 2 p.m.
Tuesday, June 3 in the party
lounge of the Elks temple for
salad luncheon.
Hostesses for the afternoon are
to be Mrs. Everett Corey, Mrs.
George Gitzen, Mrs. Richard
Milestone, Mrs. Glen Allen and
Mrs. Robert Forbes.
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Visitor in Valley
Mrs. Catherine E. Stieger of
Brooklyn, N. Y., supreme gila
monster of the supreme swamp,
Military Order of the Lizards,
made her official visit to Cebu
swamp of Medford and Grants
Pass at a recent meeting held at
the Josephine County library,
Grants Pass.
Corsages were presented to
Mrs. Stieger, Mrs. Hans Ram
min, past grand gila monster and
Mrs. Harry Barneburg, grand
gecko. Mrs. Flora Billger, presi
dent of Rogue River auxiliary,
United Spanish War Veterans,
was also honored. The meeting
was preceded by a covered dish
dinner.
Mrs. Helen Keesee of Medford,
Mrs. Fred Wyant and Mrs. A. V.
Wallis of Grants Pass were elect
ed delegates to the grand con
vocation of the grand swamp to
be held at La Grande, July 15,
Mrs. John Simmons, Klamath
Falls, Mrs. Orin Palmerton
Grants Pass and Mrs. Audley
White of Medford were elected
alternates.
Mrs. Simmons was elected
delegate to the supreme convo
cation of the supreme swamp to
be held at Louisville, Ky in
August.
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Miss Elsie Brown
To Become Bride
Of Bob Earnest
Mrs. Beulah Brown, Yakima
Wash., announces the engage
ment and approaching marriage
of her daughter. Elsie, to Bob
Earnest, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fen-
ton Earnest of 60 North Orange
street. Miss Brown is making her
home in Medford at 820 West
Twelfth street.
The wedding will be held
June 20 at First Baptist church
In Medford.
Both Miss Brown and her fi
ance are graduates of Medford
Senior High school. Miss Brown
is now on the staff of Pacific
Telenhone and Telegraph com-
nanv. and Mr. Earnest is wnn
Olympic Petroleum company.
Miss Joyce Shafer
And Donald Johnson
Set Wedding Date
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shafer, 238
Lozier lane, announce the en
gagement of their daughter,
Joyce, to Donald J. Johnson, son
of Mrs. Mary Johnson and Earl
Johnson, both Phoenix. The wed
ding will take place June 7 at
the home of Mrs. Walter Black,
sister of the bride-to-be.
Mr. Johnson is employed by
t h e United States weather
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Medford Bethel Team
Gives Winning Drill
For Scottish Groups
Medford bethel of Job's Daugh
ters entertained the Scottish Rite
Masons and their wives Monday
evening, at the Masonic temple.
The Job's Daughters team, in
precision floor work, presented
the drill which won them second
place in the recent grand session
of International Order Job's
Daughters.
During the coffee hour the
Scottish Rite' men joined the
women and bethel members.
Baskets of violas decorated the
refreshment tables. Individual
decorations marked each place
for the drill team.
Hostesses fdr the evening were
Mrs. Ira D. Canfield, Mrs.
George Thomas and Mrs. Ralph
Krows.
The next meeting, a business
session, will be June 9, at 8 p.m.
at the temple.
All Scottish Rite Mason's
wives are invited to attend.
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