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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1957)
Oddfellows - Rebekahs Hold Joint Installation Service Central Point Mr. and Mrs Harold Wilson were installed noble grands of Central Point Oddfellows and Mt. Pitt Re bekah lodges at joint ceremonies January 7 in Central .Point Grange hall. Vice-grands installed for the two lodges are Fred Lofland and Mrs. James Van Der Steen: " recording secretaries, George Smith and Mrs. Frank Glenn; financial secretaries, Francis Marshall and Mrs. Donald Squire, and treasurers, Allon Bohannan and Mrs. Melvin Frick. Appointed officers who were installed include Melvin Frick and Mrs. John Robison, ward ens; Monte Coleman and Mrs. Robert Booth, conductors; For est Thomason and Mrs. Marshall Weidman, riRht supporters to the noble grands: Herman Hig day and Mrs. Edward Jones, left ' supporters to the nobie grands; J. E. Vincent and Mrs. Martha Booth, chaplains; Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Jones, inside guardians; Clark McDowell and Mrs. Ellsworth Robison, outside guardians; Gerald Kime and Mrs John Kime. right support ers to the vice-grands: Edward Inman and Mrs. Gerald Kime, left supporters to the vice-grand. Curtis Tessman was installed right scene supporter, and Rol lin Rosenberger, left scene sup porter: Mrs. Robert Pfaff, musi cian, and Mr.-. Boharnan and Mrs. tfaff, rtn1! captains. Color berrors are Loren F'.em ming and Mrs. Roy Bratten. A. C. Smith, district deputy grand master, and Mrs. Frank Glenn, district deputy president, were installing offices. The installing team was com posed of Mr. and Mrs. Forest Thomason, grand marshals; Mrs. Melvin Frick, Clark McDowell, and Mr. and Mrs. Neal Glenn, escorts: George Smith and Mrs. Townsend Club Plans Luncheon Meeting Wednesday Townsend club members plan a luncheon meeting for Wednes day, January 16, at 12:30 p.m. Women who attend should take a covered dish and single men are to take pies. Those who have birthdays in January are especially invited and visitors are also asked to attend. At the last meeting of the club January 9 Mrs. J. R. Burgess, vice-president presided. E n o s Naffziger and A. W. Ellison par ticipated in the program. Plans for a rummage sale were made. A penny march, a piano recital and readings also were conducted. Marshall Weidman, recording and financial secretaries; Mr. Weidman and Mrs. John Kime, treasurers; Mr. and Mrs .Gerald Kime, grand wardens: L. D. Hays and Mrs. Clark McDowell, chaplains; and Robert Suther land and Mrs. Harold Wilson, color bearers. Retiring noble grands are Ells worth J. Robison and Mrs. James Farrar. Gifts were presented the re tiring noble grand and her officers. Introduced by the noble grands grands were the grand herald of Oregon, John B. Robi son; the district deputy grand master, A. C. Smith; district deputy president, Mrs. Frank Glenn, and special district depu ty grand master, Gerald Kime. Refreshments were served by members of Mt. Pitt Rebekah lodge. First Baptist Church To Hold Business Meeting Wednesday The First Baptist church will hold its annual business meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 16, at 7:45 p.m. This meeting will decide on the budgets and will fill the of fices for the coming year. Officers must be elected to fill several openings on the board of deacons. Several others will be elected to the board of trus tees. A church clerk and a Sun day school superintendent Will also be chosen by the members The members of various com mittees are plso chosen at the annual meeting. Some of the groups involved will be the Christian Education committee, the missions committee and the social committee. The church will also vote on the current expense and mission ary budgets submitted by the trustees and deacons. Sunday. January 13. 1357 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEYEN Shady Cove Gardener To Meet Monday Shady Cove Shady Cove Garden club will meet Monday, January 14, at the home of Mrs. Richard Pfeifer at 12:30 p.m. Mrs. Glen Collins will speak on the culture of fuschias and tu berous begonias. for Quality Style Service In MEDFORD MODERN! TRADITIONAL! CONTEMPORARY! Furniture of Distinction Professional Interior at Budget Prices! Decorating to Suit Your Purse home furnishngs Just Past the Big Y Easy Terms Here's JPS T J f i rr or 11 nnr " - U O f,1 it V K biggest. ALE START. J iH. 5 iFb A FKn THIS IS THE TIME . . . THIS IS THE SALE . . . THESE ARE THE BARGAINS! Bigger Values than you ever expected to see in this day and age! A store full of Specials with DOLLARS Slashed off to create a thrifty shopper's paradise! HURRY! COME EARLY while selection is complete. IT'S DOLLAR DAYS AT PICK'S APPAREL . . . YOUR SHOPPING CENTER. JSaSW $5.95 lo $14.95 Values s3-$5-7-$10 L WOOL JERSEY Thaulspun Jersey Blouses. Most all of them washable. Lots of colors. Sizes 32 to 38 5.95 and 8.95 $l L Values and O Lr So) T Lots of Colors. 100 all wool. Many Styles Sizes 10 to 18 $7.95 to $12.95 Values 45 iA All Wool Washable Tweeds, Water Repellent. PopHn Sizes 10 to 18 $10.95 to $16.95 Values $7 - $9 - $ Nylon Hosiery Sale Regular $1.00 Value DOLLAR DAYS 3 s 45 00 pair m M I 1 IS V 1 1 A COSTUME JEWELRY SI. 00 to $1.95 Val. NOW for 1 BERMUDA SHORTS S3.95 to $12.95 Val. NOW AND $ LEATHER CLUTCH BAGS $3.95 Values $ II Dollar Day Dresses. Sizes 8 to 18 and 7 to 15. Lots of Styles, Colors and Fabrics to Select from $9.95 to $24.95 Values '4 - 7 - $10 13 SK C AT Sizes 8 to 18. Good Selection of Styles and Colors $17.95 to $39.95 Values 11 $16 $21 House Coats and Robes Most All Sizes Lots of Colors and Styles $6.95 to $24.95 Values 5 7-n -i5 3 FLANNEL Gowns and Pajamas 4.95 to $8.95 Values NOW $3 $4 - $5 NO REFUNDS NO EXCHANGES ALL SALES FINAL Nylon Hosiery Regular $1.35 Value DOLLAR Ji $J00 DAYS P pair u3 112 EAST MAIN STREET Next Door to Robinson Bros. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE 1
