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BIX MEDrORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Bund 17, Jane 1, 1151 Gold Hill, Grants Pass Business Women Hold Annual Installation Gold Hill -Officers of the Gold Hill and Grant! Pass Bull ness and Profesional Women's clubs were Installed at a joint ceremony held Tuesday evening at the Grants Pass library audi torium. Minn Fern Trull, Grants Pass, state BPW federation presi dent, served as installing olticer. Installed for the Gold Hill club were Mrs. Thelma Bell, president; Mrs. Edith K. Graffis, vice-president; Mrs.- Joy Kruse, secretary; and Mrs. Betty Mol- loy, treasurer. . Mrs. Zepha Pierson directed the installation and presented the emblem ceremony, assisted by Miss Trull and Mrs. Shelton. Mrs. Margaret Grunze present ed bouquets of pink roses to Mrs. Vera Stewart, retiring president of the Gold Hill club, and Mrs. Mae Dawson, retiring president of the Grants Pass club. A presi dent's pin was presented to Mrs. Grunze, and a gift and past president's pin to Mrs. Dawson. All the officers were given cor sages made by Bonnie Borie. Students of Ruth Bennett's dancing school presented a pro gram of dance numbers, with Miss Kathleen Treick as accom panist, The committee In charge of arrangements included Mrs. Shelton, chairman, Mrs. West, Mrs. Borie, Dorothy Lobbato, Bcrnice Benjamine, Mary Weller and Beatrice Bureau, Family Leaves Dr. and Mrs. Max Carter, and daughter, Ann, left for their home at New Haven, Conn., re cently after a-10-day visit at the home of Dr. Carter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Carter, 821 East Jackson street, - Canada now imports more coffee than tea. Lr4s4 jHSptwatr -Ik- Medford branch, American Association ef University Women, l.eld install ion of officers at a dinner meeting, last of the year, held re cently at the Jackson hotel. Mrs. J. P. Tobin, (at right) new president of the branch, is shown receiving the gavel from Mrs. C. B. Collins, re tiring president. Others pictured are (left to right) Mrs. C. H. Hern: i Jr.. sesietaryi Mrs. E. O. McKeen, advisor; Mrs. Don Wood, vice president. Seated (left to right) are Mrs. Frances Willett, fellowship chairman, and Miss Anna May, treasurer. (Brainerd photo) University Women Install Officers for Coming Term Medford branch, American Association of University Wom en, held the final meeting of the 1951-52 year recently at the Jackson hotel, and installed of ficers for the coming term. Mrs. J. P. Tobin took office as president, replacing Mrs. C. B. Collins. Other officers are Mrs. Don Wood, vice-president; Miss Anna May, treasurer and Mrs. C, H. Herman Jr., secretary. Mrs. Tobin has announced committee chairmen who will serve with her. They are Mrs. V Iow...all women areraet ('(jiiiil... MX with'' ''new f' lit It j BRASSIERES j 1. HIMINATIS THAT PADDED LOOK Subtly built in contours retain fullness of cup sections at all times. 3. StLf ADJUSTING CUP SfCTONS Provide perfect fit for in between sites; give added fullness to regular sites. 3. 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McKeen will act as advisors for the group. ' Ray Johnson of station KMED was speaker, talking on "Tele vision in the Rogue River Val ley." Mr. Johnson said there were no immediate prospects for bringing television to the valley, and that it was thought recep tion would not be good because of the geographical location of the district. Mrs. C. W. Lacy sang, accom panied by Mrs. Otto Frohn mayer. Medford Parents Unit To Hold Installation Mrs. D. E. Kenrter will be in stalled as the new chairman for Medford Parents' Unit at a meet ing Tuesday, June 3, at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. C. R Kllever, route 1, box 479C. Other officers to be Installed are Mrs. Kliever, vice-chairman Mrs. A. Hertager, secretary, and Ms. C. P. Smets, treasurer Mrs. Lyle Hcidelman, the present chairman, will preside. -' . A talk will be given by Mrs. Lucille Beach on color style In the home. Mrs. Beach is the color stylist from Sherwin-Williams company. Hostesses will be Mrs. E. C Brlttson, Mrs. Claud Miles and Mrs. Hcidelman. Memorial Service Held By RNA Juvenile Club; Birthday Party Follows A memorial service was con ducted by Royal Neighbor Juv eniles at a recent meeting. Dee orations were in purple and white, with bouquets of flowers and acorns and leaves arranged with a figure of Christ -"d a white cross. Miss Mary A...1 Ad ams sang a solo. After the service Mrs. Paul Morrow gave a surprise birthday party for her daughter, Darlene Morrow.-The refreshment tables were decorated in pink, blue and white and Mrs. Leland Goff, Mrs. Clyde Hillyer and Geral dine Gidney assited Mrs. Mor row as hostess. Degree of Honor junior club members and Royal Neighbors were invited guests. Miss Geraldine Gidney gave the honored guest gifts from the group. Mrs. H. G. Wilson, direc tor of Degree of Honor junior club and past president of the Oregon Degree of Honor lodge. and Mrs. Clayton Walker, dis trict deputy of Royal Neighbors lodge, spoke. 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