: Society and Clubs
Campfire Girls Hold
Annual Grand Ceremony
Medford Campfire Girl3 and Blue Birds held the second grand
ceremonial Wednesday evening, June 11, out of doors at the home
of Mrs. Elton-Jackson, Old Military road, MedforJ.
Groups participating were
Oklqu of Lincoln school which
included Mrs. John Russell,
guardian. Carmen Bernheisel,
Sharon Gebhardt, Linda Loo
man, Irene Olson, and Judy 01-
ion; He-banl-ganl, ol Junior nigh
school, including Mrs. Elton
Jackson, guardian, Dorothy Ban'
nister, Irene Brewington, Jane
Saunders, Nancy Alexandre
Meredith Hugglns, and Carolyn
Jackson; Wetomaehick, of West
Sid" school, members were Mrs,
William Newhall, guardian, Di-
ane Dennis, Diane Mohr, Patty
Tavlor, and Charlotte Newhall;
and West Side Blue Birds of
which Mrs. Sam Taylor was as
sistant guardian and members
were Betsey Beck, Diane Hittle
Carol Taylor, Sharon Dennis and
Sylvia Newhall.
Ceremonial gowns and Jackets
and service costumes were worn
as the girls marched into the
ceremonial circle singing the
traditional Camp Fire proces
sional. In the beginning candle
lighting ceremony one girl from
each group lighted the Wohelo
candles and the Blue Birds light,
ed the seven craft candles.
In presenting the awards Mrs,
Russell gave Trail Seeker ranks
to Dorothy Bannister, Diane
Dennis, Diane Mohr, Patty Tay
lor, Carmen Bernheisel, Judy Ol
son, Irene Olson, Linda Looman
and Sharon Gebhardt. Those re
ceiving Wood Gatherer' ranks
from Mrs. Jackson were Mere
dith Huggins, Jane Saunders and
Charlotte Newhall.- The third
rank of Fire Makers was award
ed by Mrs. Newhall to Carolyn
Jackson and Irene Brewington.
All of the girls completed the
requirements for the Birthday
Honor of which the theme was
"Design for Friendship. An ad
ditional honor given is the serv
ice badge for giving 10 hours of
service as aides at Sacred Heart
hospital, PTA or church nursery
helpers, folding TB seals or help
ing in other civic projects. The
following girls received this
badge: Dorothy Bannister, Caro
lyn Jackson, Meredith Huggins,
Charlotte Newhall and Jane
Saunders.
Irene Brewington was award
ed a star for her service badge
after giving an additional 25
hours of service.
After the honor beads for the
seven different crafts were given
to the girls, the program with a
friendship circle and ceremonial
recessional.
Many of the girls stayed for a
camp-out after the ceremony at
which time Irene Brewington
celebrated her birthday, serving
two cakes. Breakfast the next
morning was cooked over paraf
fin and hobo stoves which the
girls had made. Following break
fast they participated In a nature
scavenger hunt with Patty 'lay-
lor and Carol Taylor receiving
prizes. After playing games,
singing songs and hiking, the
girls cooked lunch over the camp
fire before closing camp
CALENDAR
Calendar notices and newt for
the eoclety secUoo of The Mall
Irlbuno mnat be lubmuted In
writing, and deadline for the Son.
day edition ti 1 p.m. Friday. Dead
line for weekly newt la 5 p.m. tne
day before publication, and dead
line for the weekly calendar 11
9 a.m. of the day for publication
Monday
6:30 p.m. NOMA, Medford
hotel.
6:30 p.m. Scottish Rite mem
bers and wives, Masonic temple.
7:00 p.m. FL club, home of
Mrs. Earl McQuigg, 224 Port
land avenue, Medford.
7:00 p.m. Cruiser's1 club,
Presbyterian church, Rogue
River.
7:30 p.m. SPEBSQSA, Jack
son hotel.
8:00 p.m. N eighbors of
Woodcraft, Odd Fellows hall.
Tuesday
1:30 p.m. Medford Garden
club, tree dedication in NE cor
ner Hawthorne park followed by
meeting at Girls Community
club.
2:00 p.m. Daughters of Un
ion Veterans, Court House.
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Reception Honors
Festival Director;
Chorus to Rehearse
Music teachers and choir lead
ers of Medford and Ashland
were invited to a small reception
last evening which honored Hans
LampI, University of Southern
California faculty members and
new director of music for the
Oregon Shakespearean festival.
The reception was held at the
home of Mr. artd Mrs. C. Rease
Braley, 245 Valley View drive.
Mr. Lampl spoke of his plans
and played some of the music
which will be played and sung
during the festival both in con
nection with nightly perform
ances of the plays and for a spe
cial concert August 29.
The director is meeting today
with singers interested in joining
a chorus. The meeting will be
held at Lincoln school gymna
sium between 4:30 and 6:30 p.m.
to try out and place the voices
of the singers, and the first re
hearsal will be held at .7:30 p.m.
Meeting with Mr. Lampl last
night , were Mrs. Cay Hufman
and Mrs. B. A. Cope, Ashland;
Mrs. Nell Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Strang, Mrs. Richard D.
Werner, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Al
len Jr., Mrs. Darell Huson, Rob
bie Collins and Mr. and Mrs.
Braley.
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Bridge Club Plays
For Master Points
Thursday at Camp
Bridge players competed for
master points when Camp White
Veterans Bridge club played
Thursday night at the camp.
Hoke Smith and Nick Lithadi-
otis took first place for the
north-south playing position
with 84V4 points, and east-west
position winners were Mike Dil
lon and Burton Sims who scored
76 points.
Other north-south winners
were Mrs. W. W. Stevenson and
Roy Pruitt, second, 82W, Marvin
R. Kahn and B. L. Sanderson,
third, ,77 points; Virgil Temple
and fcdward Mathis, fourth, 76;
Mrs. Frank R. Baker and John
Solhelm, fifth, 70; Orville Cot
tier and Mrs. Josephine Clark
sixth, 64 points.
Additional east-west winners
were Oda Thomason and Valen
tine Flohs, second, 71V4 points;
Mrs. Burton Sims and Thomas
Munds, third, 70Vi points; Mrs
Marvin Kahn and John Levine,
fourth, 67; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Scarseth, and John Peterson and
Roscoe Morton, tie for sixth
place with 56 points each.
Christian Bible Class
Installs New Officers
Adult Bible class of First
Christian church installed offic
ers for next year at the meeting
June 19 in Fellowship hall.
The Rev. Shelvy Anglemeyer
Installed as president Mrs. El
mer Gott, first vice-president,
Mrs. Margie Pearson, second
vice-president, George Sweeney,
secretary, Mrs. Maggie Boden
hamer, treasurer, Allen Curry,
teacher, H. B. Kamby, and assist
ant teacher, Homer North.
A covered dish dinner preced
ed the business meeting. About
47 members and visitors attend
ed the dinner and program hon
oring fathers which followed the
dinner. Mrs. Dorthy Rees sang
two solos accompanied on the
piano by Mrs. O. Dugan. Miss
Katherlne Gott played piano
numc-ers, and the Rev. Mr.
Anglemyer spoke.
Plan Dinner
Wives of members of Medford
units. National Guard, have
planned a dinner for Wednesday,
June 25, at Mary's casa. Dinner
will be served at 7 p.m. and all
those wishing to attend are
asked to make reservations with
Mrs. S. J. Fagone, 2-9061. or
Mrs. S. R. Bailey, 2-8449.
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Amefhysf Lodge Holds
Initiation Wednesday;
Announce Installation
Gold Hill Mrs. Kitty Rich
of North 99 highway was ini
tiated Into membership in Ame
thyst Rebekah lodge, Gold Hill,
Wednesday night.
The charges and obligations
of the degree were given by Mrs.
Maybelle Rains, noble grand;
Mrs. Cecil Johnson, vice grand;
Mrs. Walter McLean, acting
chaplain, and Mrs. Wilmer Bail
ey, past noble grand.
Members of the degree staff,
attired in white formal growns,
performed floor work under the
direction of Mrs. Paul Thomp
son, degree captain. Mrs. Alva
A. Walker directed the tableau
scenes.
A letter from Mrs. Lela Ram
sey of Hillsboro, new president
of the Rebekah Assembly of Ore
gon, was read. During the bus
iness session, Mrs. Rains ap
pointed as her July committee
Mrs. Paul Holderness, chairman;
Mrs. Joe Lewis, Mrs. Walter
Chaffee, Mrs. Frank Carter and
Mrs. Cecil Johnson.
It was announced that new
Rebekah officers would be in
stalled jointly with those of the
Odd Fellows Tuesday night July
8. Members who volunteered to
serve on the installation re
freshments committee were Mrs,
Melford Hood, Mrs. Harry Newn-
ham, Mrs. Holderness, Mrs. Wil
bur Martin and Mrs. McLean.
For Wednesday night's cere
mony the lodge hall was decor
ated with baskets and bouquets
of roses. The refreshments com
mittee members were Mrs. Wil
liam Fields, chairman; Mrs.
Clayton Fields, Mrs. John Cogs
well, Mrs. Roy Centers and Mrs.
John F. Frost.
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Meeting Held
Members of the newly organ
ized Credit Women's club held a
business meeting Friday evening
at the home of Mrs. Roberta
Daniels, 931 Murray avenue. A
birthday party followed the
meeting.
Next session of the club will
be July 11 at 7 p.m. at the Jack
son hotel.
If your electrical refrigerator
is noisy, placing rubber heels
under the legs of the appliance
will help.
Club To Celebrate
25th Anniversary
At Meeting Tuesday
Installation of officers will be
held and the 25th anniversary of
the organization celebrated when
Mediord Garden club meets
Tuesday, June 24, at Girls Com-,
munity club.
Eleven charier members at the:
club have been invited to attend
the meeting.
Mrs. E. M. Wallin will be in
stalled president, replacing Mrs.
Tom Glnn.
The meeting at the club will
follow dedication ceremonies In
Hawthorne park for a metase
quoia tree donated by John E.
Gribble. The tree is being donat
ed In memory of Mrs. Sarah
Whitman Andrus. The ceremony
is set for 1:30 p.m.
Annual Election Held
By Methodist Circle
Elections were held by Circle
3, Methodist WSCS at the last
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Ray Harrison, 719 West Fourth
street.
The president, Mrs. Velea
Johnson, conducted the meeting
at which the following officers
were chosen; Mrs. Earl Brad
fish, vice-president; Mrs. Ray
Harrison, secretary; Mrs. Harry
Olsen, treasurer; Mrs. W. W.
Walker, devotions; Mrs. Edna
Pursel, sunshine chairman; Mrs.
Jenkins, publicity; Mrs. Laura
Taylor and Mrs. Arthur Short,
membership; and Mrs. Clarence
Jorden, and Mrs. George Distell,
telephone committee.
Club To Meet
Mistletoe club will have a cov
ered dish luncheon at 12:30 p. m.
Wednesday, June 25.
Those attending are to bring
photographs of themselves to be
used in a guessing contest. Mrs.
DeWitt Ferguson will be in
charge of the afternoon's pro
gram, and prizes will be award
ed for the various games.
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Chicago (U.R) The Chi
cago, Milwaukee, St. Paul end
Pacific railroad will be the first
railroad in the country to have
full-length "sky top" lounge
cars.
John P. Kiley, president said
his company has placed an or
der for 10 cars with the Pullman
Standard company.
"These cars," Kiley said, will
provide our patrons with a new
travel thrill because the glass
enclosed dome will permit more
passengers to view the country
side." The air conditioned observation-dome
section will seat 68
passengers In foam rubber seats
built to provide unobstructed
view through curved glass win-
Monday, June 23, 1951
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE NINE
dow sections measuring more
than three' feet wide and five
feel high.
In the lower level of the new
cars will be a dining and lounge
section seating 28 passengers.
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question is asked: "Is there a
doctor in the house?" Daniel
Wallace Doctor can answer on
two counts. He received his doc
tor's degree at the June gradua
tion exercises of New York Med
ical College, Flower-Fifth Ave
nue hospital, and from now on
will answer to "Dr. Doctor." .
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