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Mr. and Mr. Percy Fry of Melbourne,
Australia, were guests in Medford last week
end of Mr. Frye's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Frye. 803 West Second
street. Percy Frye is a factory manager for A.
G. Healing, Melbourne, and Harold Frye, Med
ford business man, is a long-time member of
the city council. Pictured as they were about to
leare for the airport Monday are (left to right)
Harold Frye, Mrs. Percy Frye, Mrs. Harold
Frye, and Percy Frye. The Tisitors are on the
first part of round-the-world trip.
(Brainerd photo)
AAUW President
To Be Honored
The annual president's dinner
of American Association of Uni
versity Women will be held
Wednesday, May 16, at 6:30 p.m.,
In Girls Community club. The
program will honor the present
president, Mrs. Emerson Ander
son, who will complete her term
of office at that meeting. Instal
lation of new officers will be
conducted, the 1956-57 president
elect being Mrs. Thomas R.
Eslinger.
.The dinner will be a potluck
vent.
Members who expect to at
tend should contact Mrs. Esling
er, telephone 2-9995.
The new president's commit
tee ataff for the year includes
Mrs. Frank E. Roelandt, Mrs.
L. Q. McLaren, Mrs. Victor
Sether, Mrs. R. P. Knights, Mrs.
Herbert Kinder, Mrs. L. E. Wil
on and Mrs. Harold B. Cook.
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Return
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Naugle,
toil Westerlund drive, have
returned from a three-weeks va
cation trip to Ohio, West Vir
ginia and Michigan.
Miss Molly Walker Reigns
As 1956 Junior Prom Queen
: Miss Molly Walker, senior
was crowned queen of the 1956
Junior-Senior Prom of Medford
High school last night. Miss
Walker is a daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. L. Paul Walker, 408 South
Oakdale avenue.
- Queen Molly received her
crown from . Bruce Kellington,
student , body , president, who
served as her escort for the cor
onation program incltrding the
grand march.
Princesses were Miss Nellie
Rawlings, Miss Delora ' Dunn
and Miss Pauline Bliss, seniors;
Miss Jan Schliep, Miss Sally
Ross, Miss Jean Alley and Miss
Diana Getchell, juniors.
Monte Hoist, president of
Boys' league, escorted Miss Raw
lings; David Bosworth, president
of Order of the M, served as es
cort for Miss Dunn and Miss
Bliss was escorted by Dick Mc
Laughlin, president of the junior
class and general chairman for
the prom.
Escorting Miss Schliep was Al
Boardman, president of v the
school choir; Bruce West, president-elect
of the student body es
corted Miss Ross; John Bellack,
vice-president of the senior class
served as escort for Miss Alley
and John Van Dyke, vice-president
of Torch Honor society,
was escort for Miss Getchell.
"Oriental Garden" was the
prom theme. Bamboo fences
were arranged around the en
trance to the gymnasium where
the dance was' held, and Japan
ese lanterns lighted the scene.
The walls were lined with black
paper on which art students had
painted huge dragons. Manzani
ta boughs sprayed with paint
were covered with paper cherry
blossoms.
Bruce West was chairman of
decorations.
Although raw foods should
not be refrozen once thawed,
they can be cooked and then
the cooked product frozen.
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Australians Leave
After Visit Here 4-
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Frye of
Melbourne, Australia,', left by
plane Monday after a short stay
in Medford as ' guests of Mr.
Frye's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Frye,; 803
West Second street. While here
the two couples drove up the
Rogue to Prospect, and the Med
ford couple report that the visi
tors were ."amazed at the grand
eur of the Oregon mountains."
The visitors also enjoyed a drive
around the city to view gardens,
and were impressed with the
friendliness of Medford residents.-
Since Harold Frye is. a city
councilman, he , explained the
Medford water system to the' vis
itors and states they could hard-ly-believe
that the municipal wa
ter supply "had not seen day
light until it comes from the fau
cets in Medford, and had receiv
ed no. treatment." v. -.
Percy rye is factory manager
for A. G: Healing in Melbourne,
the same firm for. which -his
brother worked until leaving
Melbourne in 1931 to return to
the United States. The firm man
ufactures such articles as bicy
cles, car parts, washing .ma
chines, and is now branching in
to the television field. Mr. Frye
will keep business appointments
in Chicago, Cleveland, Evans
ville, Ind., and Toronto, Canada,
and will then, go from New York
to London by plane. The couple
will go by ship through the Me
diterranean, Red Sea and Indian
ocean, arriving back in Mel
bourne in September.
Woman's Editor
To Conduct Rites
For Three Guilds.
Mrs Clarence A. Meeker of
New York City will install offi
cers of the three units of -Wes-leyan
Service guild in a ceremony-
at Meeker Memorial
chapel of First Methodist church
Monday, May 14, at 8 o clock.
Mrs. Meeker, widow of a for
mer Medford mayor who was a
well-known Methodist lay lead
er, is now editor of the Methodist
Woman, national magazine of
tfle church. The chapel in which
the ceremony is to be held will
be dedicated and named for the
late Mayor Meeker in -a cere
mony set for this afternoon.
New officers for Ruth Esther
unit, named for Mrs. Meeker,
are president, Mrs. George Davis;
vice president, Miss Annette
Gray; recording secretary, Mrs.
L. A. White; secretary of pro
motion, Mrs. Bernice Kunzman;
treasurer, Mrs.; E. T. Anderson;
coordinator, Mrs.' Jessie Minear.
Installed for Susannah- Wes
ley unit will be president, Mrs.
Jerry Sherman; vice president,
Miss Mary Vandenburg; record
ing secretary, Miss Nancy Lambo,
secretary of promotion, Miss
Marjorie Anderson; treasurer,
Miss Carol Van Ausdall; co-ordinator,
Mrs. O. P. Taylor.
Taking, office for. Gladamson
unit will be president, Mrs. Rex
Note; vice president, Mrs. Wil
liam Sweet; recording secretary,
Mrs. A. C. James; secretary of
promotion, Mrs. A. C. James;
treasurer, Mrs. Lois Fretwell;
co-ordinator,-Mrs. Bryan Pierce.
All committee chairmen will
be installed also and a full at
tendance of the -membership is
expected. .''-.-'
Following the installation, a
reception in. Wesley .hall will
honor Mrs. Meeker , and her
daughter, Miss. Eleanor Meeker,
and Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Dixon,
who are leaving the. Medford
church in June.
Past presidents of the: Guilds
will preside at the tea r table.
Mrs. C. R. Adamson is chairman
of arrangements.
Job's Daughters
Of Shady Cove - -
Elect Officers ,
' Shady Cove ;. ' Miss , Sandy
Sawyer was elected honored
queen of Job's Daughters, Beth
el .56, at a recent meeting of
the bethel, and Miss Barbara
Henderson :i is the new' senior
princess. - Miss Phyllis Briggs
was elected junior princess;
Miss Deborah Dunlap, . guide,
and Miss Susan Chubb, marshal,
bethel's guardian council is set
Formal installation ' of the
Veterans ? of Foreign Wars hall
for May . 17 at 7:30 m., in the
in Shady Cove.
.. At the recent meeting plans
were -made for -a rummage sale
and refreshments were- served
by Mrs. Frank Dolenchek and
her. daughter, Shiela; Mrs. John
Taylor and daughter, Judy; Mrs.
Art Hume and daughters, Jac
queline and Josephine.
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Plan Luncheon
' The auxiliary to the Fraternal
Order of Eagles . will' entertain
prospective members at lunch
eon. Tuesday,' May 15 at 12:45
p.m., in the Eagles hall.
At 7:30 p.m., ' the . same day
an officers', meeting.. will be conducted.
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Noted Botanist
From Scotland
To Visit Region
The well known Dotanist,
Ewan H. M. Cox of Perth, Scot
land, will be the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Marcel LePiniec of Ap
plegate May 14 and 15. Mrs. Cox,
who. is a Fellow of the Royal
Horticultural society and author
of "Farrer's Last-Journey," will
study the flora of the Siskiyou
region while here. He will be
aided by Mr. LePiniec, who is
an authority on rock plants both
here and abroad, and is also a
Fellow of the'Royal Horicultural
Society- ; '-" '
- Mr. LePiniec, who owns the
Garden Center nursery, will ac
company the visitor in to the
Siskiyous, where he may see the
wild flowers.' "
After his visit here, Mr. Cox,
who lectures both in the United
States and abroad, will be. speak
in- Portland, and continue on to
Seattle, where he will lecture at
the Washington Arboretum. The
visitors collected plants with the
world famous botanist, Reginald
Farrer in Upper Burma, is also
founder and editor of "The New
Flora and Silva," an illustrated
quarterly horticultural journal
published in London, and is. au
thor of "Plant Hunting in China"
and other books.
Mrs. Tom Makris
To Be Hostess
Alpha Lambda chapter, Epsi
lon Sigma Alpha sorority, will
meet Monday, May 14, at the
home of Mrs. Tom Makris, 602
Stewart avenue, 8 p.m.' A skit
will be presented after the busi
ness meeting. . '
Members of the sorority re
cently gave two boxes of cloth
ing to the Henry Porter family.
Their home in Jacksonville was
burned Recently and. ' they lost
all of their possessions.
Sunday, May 13, 1956
MEDFORD (OREGOK) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE
Student Receives
Two Scholarships;
Auxiliary is Donor
Among Medford high school
students to receive scholarships
this spring is Miss Sandra Jean
Laing, who has been given two
nursing school ' awards.) : Miss
Laing, a daughter of Mrs. Nellie
Laing, 260 Beatty street, is an
honor student at Medford high
school, a member of Torch Honor
society and of Future Nurses' as
sociation at the school. She also
is head majorette and a student
of acrobatic dancing at the Col
leen Hope Dance studios.
The auxiliary to the Jackson
County Medical society pre
sented Miss Laing a $200 tuition
award. Mrs. M. L. Vorheis is
chairman of the auxiliary schol
arship committee who made the
award.
The other scholarship has been
given her by the University of
Oregon and is for a year's tuition
to the school. Medford Fuel com
pany furnished the university
the funds which made this award
available, .
The student, who has been in
terested in sciences during her
schools year, plans to work this
summer as a nurse aid at Sacred
Heart hospital and will enter
the university for her pre-nurs-ing
training next fall.- After at
tending the university for two
years she will enter the univer
sity's school of nursing in Port
land. Miss Laing's' mother is an
anesthetist at Community : hos
pital. To Elect -
Wednesday Study club will
meet at Girls Community, club .
May 16, at 1 p.m. for a potluck
luncheon. Election . of officers i
and the final business meeting
of the year will follow the lunch-1
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