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NeW Nevita Chapter Officers ' Installed in Central Point " Central Point ' Installation ceremonies for officers of Nevita. chanter.. Order of Easter Star, were conducted at the Central Point Masonic temple December 30. Installed worthy matron of the chapter -was Mrs. Luther H. Day, Medford, who succeeds Mrs. Rex Note, Medford. Installed with Mrs. Day were Merritt Swing, worthy patron; Mrs. Melvin McGrew, associate mation; Bruce Grieve, associate patron; Mrs. Gladys Beebe, sec retary; Mrs. Howard Short, treasurer; Mrs. Wyles Berry, conductress; Mrs. Merril Harsh, ..associate conductress. ; ,t Mrs. Marshall Weidman, chap - lain; Mrs. R. L. Stratton, : mar ishal; Mrs. Willard McCulIoch, organist; Mrs. C. L. Chew, Adah; Mrs. Ted , Flury, Ruth; Mrs. Fred Lester, Esther; Mrs. O. 'W. . Turncfuist, Martha; . Mrs. ; Francis Russell. Electa; Mrs. "Bruce Grieve, warder; and Mrs. "Paul Snook, sentinel.' ! Installing officers were Mrs. I Everett Faber, past matron, of . the chapter and a member of ;the traveling flags, committee of the grand chapter, installing matron; Truman Brenner, past .patron of Nevita chapter, in stalling patron; Mrs. Merritt " Swing, a past matron, chaplain; -Mrs., Wallace Freeland, a past matron, marshal; Mrs. C. F. Mc Kibben, a " past matron,- secre tary; Mrs. Harold Head, a past matron, organist; Mrs. Leonard Freeman, a. past matron, con ductress; and Mrs. Marjorie Hopkins, courtesy organist. , t Dr. Thomas W. Dixon gave the invocation and Harold Head, a past patron, presented the flag. Courtesy girls, appointed by the new worthy matron include Mrs. E. A. Faber, captain; Mrs. Don Faber, co-captain; . Mrs, "Wendell Vaughn, Mrs. Mike Na ples, Mrs. Don Burelscn, . Mrs Lulu May Quail, Mrs. George Brownell, Mrs. Sam Mallon, Mrs. W. E. Buchanan, Mrs. An tony Lilly white, and Mrs. Adah McNielly. , Miss Joanne Henderson sang in honor of the new worthy matron and she also closed the ceremony which installed the appointive officers. Mrs. Harold Head furnished a piano solo for the new worthy patron and also played a selection for the new associate matron and patron. Mrs. McGrew gave an ad dendum for the worthy matron and the 1955 courtesy girls. Members of the Central Point bethel of Jobs daughters gave Mrs. Day a gift and pledged their support. - . Grandchildren of Mrs. Day gave her a gavel which was pre sented to her by a grandson, Luther Joe Horsley of Klamath Falls. The other grandchildren are Chandelle and Alice Marie Horsley, also of Klamath Falls, who lighted the candles, and Ann and Bill Cooper of San ... Francisco. A basket of flowers also was presented to Mrs. Day as a gift from relatives in Idaho. Melvin : McGrew, retiring worthy patron, presented a past matron's jewel to Mrs. Note as a gift from the chapter. Mrs. Note then presented Mr. Mc Grew a past patron's jewel. - Decorations in the chapter room and the dining room were done by Mrs. C. L. Chew, Mrs! F. Russell, Mrs. Ted Flury and Mrs. O. W.Turnquist. ; Refreshments were prepared by Mrs. Truman Brenner, Mrs. Leta Kyle, Mrs. Paul Snook, and Mrs. R. L. Stratton. -; Serving were the courtesy girls. ' : Introduced as guests were Mrs. Jack Caldwell, grand chap ter Adah and a member of Med ford Reames chapter; Mrs. John Esp, retiring worthy matron of Reames chapter; , Mrs. Charles Coggins, Adarel worthy matron; Mrs.. Ed Pease, grand represen tative of Alabama in ; Oregon; Mrs. Juanita Harris, matron elect of Alpha chapter, Ashland; Morris Boughner, patron-elect of Reames chapter; Norman Svensen, associate . patron-elect of Reames chapter; and Mrs. Swing, wife iOf the worthy pa tron. ..v" v--;V ' . Other family members at the ceremonies were Mr, and Mrs: Clyde Horsley of Klamath Falls; Mrs Nellie J. Day, and Daile Day, Twin Falls, Ida.; and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Horsley, Klamath Falls. The Nevita chapter menibers will meet January 11 in the Cen tral Point Masonic - temple, at 8 p.m.' Visiting members are invited. Fathers to Conduct Meeting in Gold Hill Gold Hill Gold1 Hill Parent- Teacher' association will meet Thursday, January 13 at 8 pn. in the school gymnasium. Dad's will take' over for the evening, conducting the business meeting and refreshments will be served by fathers of children in the fourth grade. fl. P. Jewett, superintendent of district 6, will speak on cur- cent problems and needs facing the school district. A film and speaker from the Jackson County Health depart ment will also be 'on the pro gram. r-, r r Glassware, whether the every day or "company" kind, should be washed and rinsed in water of the same temperature. Air- dry the glasses, using a rubber covered rack to prevent bang ing the glassware unnecesarily. IK o - , .-. -' off . Jl it.-.-: jy.y- v. v ' , - y - ,-,llir. , " '" (1 V I 'is - . J"-v& Mr. and Mrs. Garold Niel Davis Favorite Terry Robe Takes on New Color New . York (U.R) The terry robe, always a favorite because of its wearability, has gone so phisticated.... ". ., , New jcolorsand patterns as well as silhouettes have been adopted so that you caa choose a terry lounger in anything from plain . white to pin-stripe or leopard- print. ' . 4, Among the new terry styles are the "shirt tail?, robe which is ; man-tailored, slim - cut, : and buttoned at the front; a pin-stripe duster, with white collar, cuffs and pockets; another duster with deep, contrasting yoke and push up sleeves; and a leopard print lounging suit. - . There's even one terry duster dress cut on the lines of a sheath, with stand-away collar and gold tone buttons and belt. Adaptations of the Japanese kimono also are shown, with colorful silk or cotton sash. Even the popular terry "wraparong" which serves as both towel and robe . after the bath has been glamorized. New versions are rose-printed, candy-striped, or bound in bright shades. Through' all the fashion changes, though,' the washability of terry remains. And none of the new garments need ironing. . Camembert cheese and fresh pears make a delicious dessert. Be sure to let the cheese soft en for several hours before spreading the pearl slices. Davis-Stephens Rites are Held In Logan Temple j ' News of interest hera is the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Garold Niel Davis at the Logan temple, Latter Day Saints, at Logan, Utah. Mrs. Davis is the former Miss Norma Dell ; Stephens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn J. Leslie, 582 C street, Ashland. The ; ceremony took place at 8 o'clock in the evening December 29. ; - y- . Mr. Davis '. is the son of Mr. ana Mrs. William Davis, 1040 Clay street, Ashland. Both he and the bride are Ashland High school graduates, and both also attended Southern Oregon col lege. A reception was held in the Latter Day Saints church at Ash land. A large number of rela tives and friends from this area attended. ' , : Book Review Given ' For Wednesday Club .Wednesday' Study club mem bers heard a review of the book "Out of This World," during a meeting January 5. Mrs. Gerald ine Mitchell reviewed the book which was - written by Helen Worden Erskine. . The book consists . of a col lection of short stories of the lives - of : different hermits - or recluses. ."'" -r. -. y:.-f.. ; Mrs. O. H. Brenneman gave a brief talk on the state ' of Ken tuck, her native state. . She told of her early life there and of the state's people, products and industries. . Grand Rapids, Mich.-mj.R) During his recent speaking tour of America, Dr. John .Thompson, of Glasgow, Scotland, - had a ready answer when anyone asked why Scotsmen wear kilts. T just fired back at ; them by asking why American : women wear slacks and pedal pushers," he said, 'v - J: ca- Sunday Jannarr t, liSS MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUKBnVB Sessions Planned For OES Groups Several Order of ihe Eastern Star groups in the valley have scheduled .meetings and lunch eons this week, . Jacksonville -, Officers will be -installed at the meeting of the Adarel- Social .club Thurs day,. January 13, at 12:30 p.m. The session will be at the home of : Mrs. Dale - Blickenstaff, 21 South Orange street, and a des sert luncheon will be served. As sisting hostesses " will be Mrs. Francis Taylor . and . Mrs. Ina Huson. ' - ' . Jacksonville Adaref Past Matrons' club will meet Monday, January 10, at the home of Mrs. Wallace B. Brill, 75 Lozier lane. A salad luncheon is 'planned for 12:30 p.m. Newly installed officers will be in charge of the Reames chap ter, OES, meeting Thursday, January 13, at 8 p.m. Mrsf John Esp, junior past i matron,' . and other retiring officers of the chapter will be in charge of refreshments. Rice Flour Said Good : With Frozen Foods Flour made from -waxy rice helps frozen and ' canned foods keep their looks when thawed or heated, according to research carried on by the United.. States Department of Agriculture.! ; ;;a The quartermaster corps now specifies using waxy rice flour in sauces ; and gravies 1 in the armed . forces' precooked frozen meals, as a result of the re search. ." Scientists think using the rice flour may solve other problems of changes in consistency of can ned foods, it is reported. - A bulletin on "Freezing Com bination Main Dishes" may be obtained from the county home extension office by calling at the oiiic .in the courthouse. r Lady Annual Report On Toy Project A report on the annual, toy project of Medford Lady Lions was given at a dinner meeting of the group held at Rogue Val ley Country club Tuesday eve ning. Twenty attended. The report of the project car ried on jointly each, year with Medford Fire department, was prepared by the club president, Mrs. Alva Perkins,, and read by Mrs. Alan Jewett According to the report, 497 children in 153 families were supplied with toys and dolls. A total of .227 dolls were distributed, along with 60 stuffed dolls and animals. -" As they were finished by fire men, - the toys were stored at Consolidated Freightways until time for distribution. "Employees of the freight company then do nated their days off to move the toys to St. Mark's Guild hall where Lady . Liona and., their husbands met . to sort, box and mark the toys for the families. ' "It would be. impossible tp personally thank all; those .who helped 'in making., this project a success this year" Mrs. Perkins states, "and we' express our gratitude to .all who assisted."- - - Guests at .Tuesday's dinner were Mrs. Jerry Lausmann and Mrs, Lucille Ortiz. A movie was shown after the business meeting. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. . Joseph Patella and Mrs. Dwight Johnson. Next meeting 5 of -the group will be February 8 at' the fire hall. This will be a potluck din ner and is an . annual , event held by Medford Lady Lions and the firemen following completion of the toy project. ' ' . ' - The : principality , of Monaco has an area of 0.59 square miles. Wax Helps Prevent Black Marks on Floor ' v Blaclumarks on the floor from metal chair and table legs? 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