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o o o 1 ' t'"'V V 'A 1 I! Mist Joan DeZell College Students Jo Wed in June 1 Announcement of the engage ifeit of Miss Joan DeZeli; Med ftird, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. DeZell, San Francisco, and Hichard Logan of Portland, was made last week. The bridegroom (ect is a son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Logan, also Portland. Miss DeZell is a registered nurse and a Medford high school "fcraduate. Her fiance is studying ft)T the ministry and both are Students at George Fox college, Sfewberg. They plan their wedding for June. ' 4 Lodge Announces Friendship Night Central Point Mt. Pitt Rebe- kah lodge will observe Friend ship night Wednesday, March 21, at 8 p.m. in the IOOF hall. A regular business meeting will be held and Mrs. Marshal Wiedmen and Mrs. John Gleason Jones will be in charge of the program. In charge of invitations are Mrs. Ralph Burkhart and Mrs. L. D. Booth. Decorations are under direction of Mrs. Albert Troutman, Mrs. Harold Wilson and Mrs. James Vandersteen. G;fts and souveniers are Mrs. Clark McDowell, Mrs. Forest ThWnason and Mrs. Robert Booth. In charge of refresh ments will be Mrs. Edwin Vin cent, Mrs. Robert Pfaff, Mrs. Dwight Glenn and Mrs. Edward Jones. Travelers Return From Train Trip Mrs. Sarah Phillips, Ross lane, and Mrs. Harold Brown, Old Stage road, Central Point, re turned home this week from a two-week trip by train to south ern and northern points. They left Wire by way of Los Angeles, visited at El Paso, Tex., and stopped at New Orleans, La., for three days where they made sightseeing tours. From there they continued to Jackson, Miss., and then north to Chicago, 111., and returned west by way of Minnesota, North Dakota, Montana and Washing ton. They visited at Seattle and Portland on their return. 4 Sunshine Girls Make Dance Plans Rosebud council of Pythian Sunshine Girls, Talisman tem ple, made plans for a dance at their last meeting held March 8. It was announced that an an nual state convention will be held at Independence May 19 and 20. Refreshments were served by Miss Cecelia Fichtner and Miss Betty Kyker. Officers Named At Last Meeting Of Women's Club Mrs. Frank Salyers was elected president of Scottish Rite Women's club at a meeting held Monday evening at the Ma sonic temple. Others named to offic by unanimous ballot were Mrs. George Oslef, vice-president; Mrs. Carl Oestreich, secre tary; Mrs. Cecil Carter, treasurer. Mrs. Fred Graten is the retir ing president. Installation will be held April 9 at a noon luncheon. The com mittee on arrangements will be Mrs. Clay Lee, reservations chairman; Mrs. Edward Root and Mrs. Lee, menu; Mrs. Charles Hoppe and Mrs. Ralph Lue, table decorations; Mrs. H. L. Alford and Mrs. C. Richard Nagel, cards. Mrs. Harry Nordwick was awarded an attendance prize at Monday's meeting. Scottish Rite men joined the women's group for refreshments at the close of the meeting. Tables were decorated in green and white with bouquets of daf fodils for centerpieces. Mrs. Lewis Kilbourn, Mrs. Max Hawks and Mrs. J. B. Lynch made up the committee. Next meeting of the club will be a social gathering March 26 with Mrs. Lee as general chairman. AAUW President On Planning Unit For Conference The president of the Oregon State Division, American Asso ciation of University Women, Mrs. Willard R. Duncan, Klam ath Falls, has been named to the general planning committee for the conference of presidents of state divisions to be held at the Sheraton Park hotel, Washing ton, D.C., June 20-23. Mrs. Dun can will serve as hostess for the Wednesday evening social hour. Every other year the associa tion calls state presidents to Washington for a conference on programs and plans for the na tional convention and for the as sociation in general. Theme for this years' meeting based on the 1955 Los Angeles national convention theme is "The Fu ture: Product of Our Choice." Mrs. Wade E. Shurtliff, Ohio state president, is chairman of the 10-member planning com mittee of presidents from nine states and the District of Colum bia. Participants in addition to state presidents will be the na tional association officers, in cluding Dr. Anna L. Rose Hawks, president, former dean of women at Mills College, Oak land, Calif., board members and headquarters staff. In anticipation of the 1957 na tional convention at Boston, a survey committee has presented the following question for con sideration at the state presidents conference: How can the Ameri can Association of University Women develop a vital program for its members and for society in its next quarter of a century? The survey committee is invit ing branches and individual members to study this question and make recommendations for AAUW program in the next 25 years. . 4 Luncheon Announced For Past Matrons Past Matrons club of Nevita chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, plan a luncheon for 1 p.m. Wednesday, March 21 at Med ford hotel. WfMrrt--- .XT'. 'WW ItfWA Miss Betty Naylor Tell Engagement Of Betty Naylor To Rodger Olsen Central Point Mr. and Mrs. William H. Naylor, Route 1, Box 209-C3, Central Point, announce the engagement of their daugh ter Betty to Rodger Olsen, son of Mrs. Ila Olsen, Grants Pass. Miss Naylor, a 1955 graduate of Medford Senior High school, is presently employed by Davis Transfer and Storage company. Mr. Olsen, a 1952 graduate of Grants Pass High school, has served in the Army and now operates his own dairy farm. The wedding date has been set for Sunday, April 8, at Tem ple Baptist church, Medford. Medford Woman To Be Officer for State Convention Mrs. Clarence Hershiser will serve as senior vice-grand presi dent at a state convention of Daughters of the Union Vet erans to be held at Albany June 12, 13 and 14. Delegates also from here will be Mrs. Orpha Wendell and Mrs. O. Severson. Alternates are Mrs. Lucille Doz ier, Mrs. Carrie Milnes and Mrs. Walter Kindred. The appointments were made at a meeting March 13 of Elta Deuell Hubbs tent.' Mrs. Elmer Gott, president, presided. Next meeting of the local tent will oe April 10. A pratice session and inspection will be conducted. A food sale is planned for March 21. Officers Elected By PEO Chapter Chapter CG, PEO, elected and installed new officers for the coming year at a meeting held Wednesday, March 7, at the home of the outgoing president, Mrs. R. C. Beatty on Myers lane. New officers are Mrs. G. T. Haupert, president; Mrs. Wayne W e 1 1 y, vie e-president; Mrs. Stephen R. Mosher, correspond ing secretary; Mrs. Scott Heath erington, recording secretary; Mrs. Robert L. Lee, treasurer; Mrs. Don Monteith, chaplain; and Mrs. E. L. Bartholomew, guard. The next regular meeting of the chapter will be held at the home of Mrs. R. J. O'Sullivan, 518 North Barneburg road, Wednesday, March 21 at one o'clock for luncheon. Mrs. Ray mond Mencke will assist the hostess. 4 HUNGRY PEOPLE Chicago (U.R) Eight and one half billion hot dogs, about 800, 000 miles of them, will be eaten this year, the American Meat Institute has estimated. DOLLS look pretty for your GUY B J 1 ll "H our special "Doll Wave includes all this: Easy-care shaped Haircut ... ' Luxurious Creme Shampoo . . . Soft, long lasting Permanent ... "DOLL-set" to flatter you . . . Glamour spray ... 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Other registered nurses interest ed may telephone 3-2881 for fur ther information. Representatives of the state organization will meet with all interested local nurses at Jose- J insurance Women To Hear Speaker A ' Portland insurance agent will be here Tuesday, March 20, to speak to members of the newly formed group, Insurance Wom en of Jackson County. He will speak at a nohost dinner at Kim's restaurant. Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Cronin, vice-president of the organiza tion, has made arrangements for the speaker. His subject will concern new dwelling fire insur ance forms. Those who want to attend the meeting but not the dinner should come to the restaurant at 8 p.m., it is announced. phine General hospital in Grants Pass on April 12 at 8 p.m., to dis cuss current nursing legislation. A report of the recent surgical nursing institute in Portland was given by Mrs. Margaret Nelson. Mrs. Phyllis Schroeder demon strated urological nursing tech nics and Dr. Florian Shasky spoke on the significance of hematuria. Sunday, March 18, 1958 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE TIVB Pictures Planned For Guild Session Miss Dorthy Wilson, Spanish j teacher at Medford high school, j will show pictures of her Eur-' opean tour last year at a meeting j of Ruth Esther Wesleyan Service j guild. It will be held at First Methodist church Monday, March 19. Dessert will be served at 7:30 p.m. Hostesses are Mrs. E. T. Anderson, Miss Annette Gray, Mrs. L. H. Guy and Mrs. C. E. Coggins. Devotions will be con ducted by Mrs. Jessie Minear. Electa Social Club To Meef on Friday Electa Social club members will conduct a business meeting and an afternoon of cards Fri day, March 23. They will meet at 1 p.m., first for dessert lunch eon. The event will be held at Girls Community club. 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