TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Wednesday. June 4. 1952
Lodge Members Honor
Mrs. Matilda Dietrich
Mrs. Matilda Dietrich wu
crowned May queen of the De
gree of Honor lodge during cere
monies May 27 in the Pythian
building. Mra. H. G. Wilson con
ducted the ceremony assisted by
Junior lodge members. The
Missel Virginia Carlson, Carol
Boswell, Linda Durkee and Jeryl
Calahan were the escorts. Miss
Carol Krouse presented the
crown.
Mrs. Al Boswell, president,
was absent and Mrs. Clyde Hill
yer presided in her place.
Also on the program was a tap
dance number by Miss Durkee,
Miss Calahan and Miss Krouse.
Decorations were in a May mo
tif. Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Hlllyer.
wing Meeting
Scheduled for Club
A 10 o'clock sewing meeting
is scheduled by Wenonah club
members Thursday morning,
June 5 at the, Redman hall. A
covered dish luncheon will be
served at 12:30 p.m. and later
there will be a business meeting.
Mrs. Roy Stoy Is in charge of
the luncheon.
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First Plans Made
For Festival Music;
Lampl To Direct -
First plans for Medford par
ticipation in the musical pro
grams to be given this summer
in connection with the Oregon
Shakespearean festival, Ashland,
are now being made. Mrs. Da re LI
Huson, music chairman of Tudor
guild, is now listing musicians
interested in the project.
An augmented program of mu
sic will be arranged and directed
this summer by Hans Lampl, au
thority on Elizabethan music
from the University of Southern
uamornia.
Mr. Lampl will direct a chorus
and an orchestra, which will not
only provide music for the plays
but will give an evening's pro
gram one night during the fes
tival.
Persons interested in singing,
or in playing with the orchestra,
are asked to contact Mrs. Huson.
It Is stated that rehearsal sched
ules will be made as flexible as
possible, and that if enough Med
ford musicians are interested in
the project, some of the re
hearsals will be held in this city,
Exemplar Chapter
Holds Installation
Exemplar chapter of Beta Sig
ma Phi held a potluck dinner
recently at the home of Miss
Adabee Seller, 1132 West Main
street, f
Installation of officers was
held, with Miss Thelma Lough
ary taking office as president.
Others Installed were Miss Flor
ence Erbes, vice-president; Mrs.
Wlllard Sloper, secretary and
Miss Seiler, treasurer.
The president appointed Mrs.
Wilson Slater chairman of the
social committee and Miss Seil
er chairman of the ways and
means committee.
Representatives to . the city
council are Mrs. Cecil Davis,
Miss Loughary and Miss Erbes.
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Graduation Held
For Ruch School;
Officers Installed
Ruch Nine Ruch eighth
grade students were presented
diplomas during graduation ex
ercises at the school Thursday.
Receiving their diplomas were
Sonja Smith, Shirley Dunlap,
Doris Huckaba, Fred Straube,
Buddy Childers, Jim Shepherd,
Bob Blankenship, Dale Boat
wright and Charles Meeds, Ed
Ramsey, school board chairman,
gave out the diplomas. ,
Previous to the graduation
the class and their principal,
Henry Kammann, made a trip
to Crescent City. Other activities
at the close of school included
short trips or parties for each
room and annual play day at the
Applegate school.
The final parent-teacher meet
ing included installation of the
following officers: Mrs. Robert
Webb, president; George Red
head, vice-president; Mrs. Gayle
Buffington, secretary, and Rex
Davis, treasurer.
Other events following were
potluck dinner and presentation
of a farewell gift to Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Kammann. Mr.
Kammann will attend Southern
Oregon college this summer
and will be principal of Lone
Pine school next term.
According to the "Ruch Re
corder," student newspaper ed
ited by Sonja Smith, two pupils,
Sharon Ranney and Jerome Pe
terson, had perfect attendance
records for the term.
Quartet To Sing
On Radio Program
Ashland-r-A selection of songs
by the male quartet at Southern
Oregon college will be heard on
the regular college broadcast to
be aired at 8:45 Thursday eve
ning by Radio Station KWIN,
Ashland, according to Leon C.
Mulling, associate professor of
speech. v
Members of the singing group
directed by Oscar C. Bjorlie, as
sistant professor of music are
Jim Baker, Medford; Lloyd Bun
nell, Ashland; Paul Adams,
Grants Pass; and George Ke
kuna, Hilo, Hawaii. Announcer
for the program is Marlys Frank
lin, Medford.
Women of the Moose
Plan Annual Election
Election of officers will be
held by Women of the Moose
when they meet tonight at eight
o'clock at the Odd Fellows hall.
During a recent meeting Mrs.
Ben Blachly was initiated into
the lodge and also was presented
a lodge pin.
Hospital guild chairman, Mrs.
Clara Eldridge, was in charge of
Assembly Reports
Given by Rebekahs;
Award Announced
Reports of delegates who at
tended the annual convent inn of
the Oregon Rebekah assembly
were heard at a meeting of the
lodge held Monday night.
Mrs. Frank Heller, the new
deputy president of Olive Re
bekah lodge, opened the report.
Mrs. O. S. Walden told of the
second day's session and Mrs.
Lewis Thompson reported on
the third day's program. Mrs.
Carrie Milnes' report covered
evening sessions.
First meeting of the session
was held in the historic Metho
dist church in Salem, more than
100 years old and the mayor of
Salem and Governor Douglas
McKay both addressed the con
vention. J. W. Hamlin and Mrs. A. B.
Shirley of Medford received the
degree of chivalry during con
vention ceremonies.
Mrs. Minnie Bryant, publicity
chairman for Olive Rebekah
lodge, was awarded the state
prize for best publicity for lodg
es of more than 200 members.
Fulfilling one of the require
ments of the publicity program
for the year was awarding of a
4H scholarship. The local schol
arship was awarded to Joann
Russell, who will attend the 4H
summer session at Corvallis be
ginning June 17.
Miss Russell and her mother
attended Monday's session of the
lodge and Miss RuSsell explain
ed the 4H program. She was
presented her scholarship check
by Mrs. L. O. Howard.
Visitors also included Mrs.
Edna Foster, Rebekah from Ma
dison, 111., and Mrs. Beverly
Smith, member of the local lodge
now living in Portland.
Mrs. Minnie Bryant, Mrs.
Clayton Walker, Mrs. Walter
Wilson and Mrs. Mike O'Shea
served refreshments.
Mrs. A. H. Gregory and mem
bers of her committee reported
on plans for the reception to be
given June 7 in honor of Lynn
Cram, new grand master of the
Oregon IOOF lodge. It will be
held in Medford Junior High
school beginning at 8 p.m. All
Odd Fellows and their wives,
all Rebekahs and their hus
bands, visiting members of the
lodge and friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Cram are invited to attend
the reception, those in charge
state.
Visitors Here
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hule and
son, Dick, Missoula, Mont., are
visiting this week with Mrs.
Lelia M. Paxson, an aunt. While
here they also will visit Crater
lake and make a trip to the coast.
The Hules have visited here nu
merous times and particularly
enjoy making a trip to the valley
at this time of the year.
the program which observed
chapter night. Jerry Winn fur
nished music with his accordion.
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7 p. m. . Crater Lions' aux
iliary, home of Mrs. Jack In
gram, 714 Queen Anne avenue.
7:30 p. m. Medford bethel,
Job's Daughters, Masonic tem
ple. 8 p. m. Bow Bells chapt
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Thursday
12:30 p. m. Woman's Bible
class of the Methodist church,
Mrs. Ira Jones, 2325 Stewart
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Installation of officers will be
a part' of the program during a
picnic for members of the Grif
fin Creek Extension unit Friday,
June 6 at 12 noon in Hawthorne
park. Those attending are to
take table service and a covered
dish.
1:30 p. m. Zion Lutheran
Aid society at church.
2 p. m. Sams Valley Ladies
club, home of Mrs. Walter Miller.
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