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Dinner. Dance
Given at Hotel
For Past Queen
Central Point Miss Anita
Conger, junior past queen of
Bethel0 33 of Central Point was
honored at. a formal dinner in
the Jackson hotel Pioneer room
January 10. The event was done
in a "stardust" theme and an
addendum to the music of "Star
Dust," was presented for Miss
Conger by the bethel members.
She also was presented a tradi
tional silver spoon and a bou
quet of blue carnations.
Tables were decorated in -silver
and' blue, the past queen's
colors.
Specialty numbers were given
by pupils of Colleen Hope school
of dance.
Nearly 50 persons attended
the dinner including the bethel
guardian, Mrs. Al Setness, Mr.
Setness and other guardian
council members.
Committees for the event were
Miss Vickie Noel, queen; Miss
Maria Abbott, senior princess;
Miss Nadra Moore, junior prin
cess; Miss Sally Elden, guide;
Miss Helen Hood, marshal; Miss
Kay Askwith, chaplain, and
Miss Linda Warren, recorder.
Dancing for members and
their escorts followed dinner. '
VFW, Auxiliary
Announce Dinner
A potluck dinner will be held
Tuesday, January 17 at 6:30
p.m., for members of Crater
Lake post, Veterans'of Foreign
Wars, and auxiliary. The event
will be held at the VFW hall.
A moving picture will- be
shown and a social activity pe
riod conducted after the dinner.
An invitation is extended to
all veterans and their families
interested to. attend. '
A recent meeting of the aux
iliary was held at the home, of
Mrs. Hazel Ramsey with Mrs.
Amy Randle as hostess. Mrs.
Ivjm Lusk, president, assisted
the hostess and a 1 o'clock
luncheon was served. The sew
ing circle . also convened and
secret pals were drawn for the
year. '
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Oregon PTA Congress Approves
Legislative Guide for Units
Re-emphasizing its non-partisan
policy in connection with
legislation, the Oregon Congress
of Parents and Teachers' execu
tive committee has approved a
guide for local unit presidents
and program chairmen. The state
legislation committee, of which
Mrs. Clyde Gideon, Portland, is
chairman, prepared the guide in'
anticipation -of an active legisla
tion year.
Parent-Teacher associations na
tionally are vitally concerned in
legislation affecting the welfare
of children and youth, but the
organization and its officers ab
stain from partisan activities and
from endorsing candidates, it is
pointed out. PTAs take a stand
on principles and issues and sup
port legislation, not candidates
or parties. The Oregon Congress
continues to urge its units to pre-1
sent both sides of any issue dis
cussed at meetings to provide
an informed citizenry.
Recognizing the valuable serv
ices which state legislators can
render to PTA membership by
sharing factual and research ma
terials relating to education and
the welfare of children, the Con
gress legislation committee also
pointed out that 'state legislators
are often able to present the
state-wide aspects of a problem,
broadening the local audience's
conception, and can bring home
to PTA member's the value of
their personal letters to members
of the legislature. At the same
time, to keep PTA programs
Needs of School
To Be Discussed
By
Howard PTA
The January meeting of How
ard Parent-Teacher association
will be held Tuesday, January
17 at 8 p.m. in the gymnasium
The topic of the evening will be
"School Needs," led by a panel
made up of the school board
members. Parents will join in
discussing the problems with
the panel. This meeting is to be
one of the most important of the
year, it is stated.
Refreshments will be served
by room mothers of the second
grade and child care will be
provided for in Mrs. Solin's
room.
Olive Rebekah Lodge
Announces Meeting
Olive Rebekah lodge will
meet Monday, January 16 at 8
p.m., in the IOOF lodge rooms.
Plans for joint installation of of
ficers with the Odd Fellows
lodge January 24 will be made.
Mrs. Frank Chapman, noble
grand, will preside, and refresh
ments will be served.
Central Point Lodge
To Meef on Tuesday
Central Point A dessert
luncheon will be served at 1
p.m., when Royal Neighbors of
America lodge, Central Point,
meet Tuesday, January 17. Mrs.
R. L. Hague, 149 De Hague ave
nue, -will be hostess." ' ..-
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within their proper scope, legis
lators speaking at PTA meetings
are asked to cooperate with the
non-partisan policy by refraining
from references to political par
ties or aspirations and to pre
sent material on a factual basis.
The legislation committee of
the Oregon Congress continues
to study the emergency clause
attached to taxation legislation,
"earmarker taxes," the changed
annual school meeting date, and
reorganization of county school
administration and tax structure.
The committee has also made
"thumb-nail" studies of corporal
punishment in schools, sex devi
ate laws, added incentive com
pensation for experienced and
exceptional teachers, metropoli
tan tax. districts, mobile school
construction, Federal Aid for
school buildings and the effects
of . the change in the physical
education laws in the state of
Oregon.
The board of managers has
also ratified the National Con
gress of Parents and Teachers'
policy on federal aid for educa
tion and the national's policy
on school and community serv
ices in the nation's capital.
Four Units
To Hold
Meetings
" Four Jackson County Home
Extension units will meet dur
ing the week. All will study the
subject, "The Art of Pressing
New Fabrics." " '
.Shady Cove Mrs. T. M. Lit
tlefield on Rogue River drive
vill be hostess to the Shady
Cove unit Tuesday, January 17
at 10 a.m.
Central Point Mrs. James
Welch will assist the hostess,
Mrs. Leo Ghelardi, at the Cen
tral Point unit session sched
uled for Wednesday, January
18 at 10:30 'a.m. Child care will
be provided. Those who want
transportation should meet .at
the Grange hall at 10:15 a.m.
. Rogue-FJk Those who are
members of the Rogue-Elk group
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Frank Dolenchek, Wednesday,
January 18 at 10:30 a.m. The
Mesdames Hansen and Casebier
will demonstrate the project.
Lone Pine The meeting for
Lone Pine unit women will open
at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, January
19 at the home of Mrs. Warren
Kelsoe, Hillcrest road. Luncheon
will be served at noon.
Each member should take
with them scissors, pencil, scotch
tape, a magazine, and brown
paper for patterns. '
Leaders will be Mrs. Gary
Conrad and Mrs. R. Niehaus
Co-hostesses will be Mrs. W.
Acord and Mrs. W. Kelsoe.
Table service will be required
and child care will be provided
at the Hutchins home, 2441 Cra
ter Lake avenue. , ' . ,
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Miss Irene Hollenbeck
Faculty Member
Is Named to
Nafiona! Office
Ashland .National recogni
tion has been focused upon
Southern Oregon college by the
recent election of Miss Irene
Hollenbeck, SOC faculty mem
ber, to the office of first vice
president of the National Asso
ciation of Biology Teachers, ac
cording to an announcement
made by Dr. Elmo N. Stevenson,
president of the school.
In addition to her background
of high school and college biol
ogy teaching, Miss Hollenbeck
has long been active in profes
sional projects, having helped to
prepare the present course of
study in biology' now in use
throughout secondary schools in
Oregon.
While teaching in high school,
she experimented with methods
and materials for the superior
student in biology, and with
methods and materials for the
retareded, with the result that a
number of her students have
been recipients of FSA and
Westinghouse Talent Search
awards.
Charter member of the NABT,
present state conservation chair
man, and regional membership
chairman, ' Miss Hollenbeck has
also served on, the textbook eval
uation commitee, on the Nation
al Conservation Project commit
tee, and as state of Oregon mem
bership chairman.
Miss Hollenbeck is a member,
of several state and national or
ganizations, has written various
professional articles for publica
tion, and received a number of
teaching awards including that
of a Ford Foundation Fellow
ship for 1953-54.
Department Auxiliary
Plans Dance at Camp
Department of Oregon, Veter
ans of Foreign Wars auxiliary,
will give a dance at the Camp
White Domiciliary Monday, Jan
uary IB, at 8 p.m. in the theatre
at Camp White.
Those wishing transportation'
may take the bus at the Trail-
ways depot at 7:30 p.m.
Music for dancing will be by
the "Roadside Rascals" of the
local union.
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Charter
Formal presentation of a char
ter for Hedrick Junior . High
Parent-Teacher association was
made at a meeting Monday
night. Mrs. John Benson, parlia
mentarian of Oregon . Congress
of Parents and Teachers, pre
sented the charter to Dr. Lee
Mellish, president of the new
group.
After open-house in the school
rooms, the business meeting
took place in the school cafeter
ia at 8 p.m.
Vincent Bevis gave a report
from the Medford City Council
of Parent-Teacher associations.
A nominating committee was
elected. Ward Smith, chairman,
Mrs. Ed. Kliever and Aetna Carr
are the new members.
Dr. Mellish" appointed as
chairman Mrs. Ed. Kliever,
room representative; Mr. Carr,
program; Mrs. Ray Mencke,
membership; Mrs. James Row
an, publicity; Mrs. Frank Van
Dyke, legislation and by-laws;
Mrs. James Meek, music; Mrs.
Earl Rogers, magazine; Mrs.
Hugh Mitchell, welfare; Mr. Be
vis, safety and faculty chair
man. . Announcement was made of a
committee which will consist of
adults and youth representativ
es from Boy Scouts, Camp Fire
Girls, Girl Scouts, Y Teens,' 4-H
and other interested groups.
The committee will discuss
plans and problems.
Hedrick PTA plans a social
evening of supper and dancing
at the school as a fund-raising
project. The date in February
will be announced later.
The meeting then formed into
small groups for 10 minutes,
from which questions evolved
and were presented to a panel
of teachers and parents for dis
cussion: Mr. Bevis, Mrs. Stanley
Lacy, Leonard Mayfield, Dr.
Mellish, Barney Riggs, Mrs. Van
.Dyke and Miss June Wheaton
answered questions concerning
the lunch period at, school, early
dismissal, activity , periods,
homework, supervised study,
required sleep for children, and
other questions.
Membership in this PTA to
tals 257.
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Annual Installation Service
Gold Hill -- Mrs. Clarence
Parsley was installed noble
grand of Amethyst Rebekah
lodge and Cecil Gabie took of
fice as noble grand of Gold Hill
Oddfellows lodge at joint in
stallation ceremonies January
10.
Mrs. Parsley's staff of offi
cers installed at the same time
are Mrs. Daniel Stewart and
Mrs. Edith Thompson, right and
left supporters; Mrs. Lester
Parker, vice-grand; Mrs. George
Dorman and Mrs. Harry Newn
ham, right and left vice-grand
supporters. . "
Mrs. Paul Thompson, secre
tary; Mrs. Cecil Johnson, finan
cial secretary; Mrs. Paul Molloy,
treasurer; Mrs. J. Les Graffis,
chaplain; Mrs. Fred Lester, past
noble grand; Mrs. Harry Quinn,
warder; Mrs. Wilmer Bailey,
conductor; Mrs. Clyde Kell, col
or, bearer; Mrs." Norman Gail,
musician; Mrs. William Fields
and Mrs. Earl Moore, inside and
outside guardians!
The IOOF officers who will
serve with Mr. Gabie and in
stalled at the ceremonies are
William Hittle and Leonard An-1
drews, ri?ht and left supporters:
Wilbur Martin, vice-grand; Cecil
Johnson and William Ferguson,
right and left vicg-grand sup
porters: Ferd Jones, secretary;
John Fleming,, chaplain: Paul
Thompson, treasurer: H. D.
Force, financial secretary; Fred
Harrington, warder: Donald
Morrow, conductor; Delos Walk
er and Alva Walker, inside and
outside guardians,,' and Glenn
Miller, past nobble grand.
Installing officers were Harry
Newnham, district deputy grand
master; Mrs. Paul Thomnson,
district deputy president: H. D.
Force and Mrs. Walter McLean,
district derjuty and grand mar
shals; Wilmer Bailey, Delos
Walker, Mrs.. Wilmer Bailey and
Mrs. Harrv Newnham. escorts.
The, other district deputy
grand officers were' Paul
Thompson and Mrs. George
Dorman, secretaries; Mrs. Tom
Smith, musician; Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Gail, treasurer; Donald
Morrow and Mrs. Edith Thomp
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Mr. Newnham and the district
deputy grand officers from the
Gold Hill" lodges will install of
ficers of the Oddfellows and
Rebekahs at Central Point, Jan
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Glenn Miller and Mrs. Earl
Moore will also work on the
installing team in the absence
of Delos Walker and Mrs. Les
ter Parker, who will be unable
to serve at all the installations.
Visitors attended from . the
Central Point and Medford Odd
fellows lodge.
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Martin, . Mrs. Roy Bornoman,
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Medford Bethel 14 of Job's
Daughters will install Miss
Emily Masterson as honored
queen during ceremonies Jan
uary 18 at 7:30 p.m. in the Ma
sonic temple.
Following the installation a
dance will be held.
All Masons, Eastern Star
members, parents of Bethel
members and their friends are
invited tq attend.
Blue Star Mothers
To Install Officers
Installation of ' off icers will
be conducted by Blue Star
Mothers when they meet Wed
nesday, January 19 at 10:30 a.m.,
in the Carpenters union hall,
123Ji West Main street.
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