Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 27, 1957, Image 21

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Newspaper Page TextInstallation Sercices Held By Bethel Thursday Evening Miss Margaret Selby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Selby, 2427 Lyman avenue, was installed queen of Medford Bethel 55, International Order of Job's Daughters, at ceremonies held Tues day evening. January 22, in the Pythian building. The retiring queen, Miss Judy Lobdell, was installing officer. Miss Marcia Spence and Miss Patricia Hansen were installed senior and junior -princesses; Miss Karalee Selby, guide; Miss Lynda Knips, marshal; Miss Sheila Neidermeyer, chaplain; Miss Shirley Hopkins, musi cian; Miss Bargara Gordon, li brarian. Miss Pamela Watson, treasurer; Miss Margaret Tizek ker, recorder; Miss Donna Dem mer. Miss Barbara Lees, Miss Jackie Craig, Miss Marilyn Jo Conner and Miss Alice Moir, messengers; Miss Vicki LaFon, junior custodian; Miss Pamela White, senior custodian; Miss Paula Scott, inner guard; Miss Donna D.ell, outer guard; Miss Loretta Cooksey, soloist, Miss tii nihil' if iilfr . f l taJLm Miss Margaret Selby (Clasiic Studio) Mildred Ann Boyd, assistant so loist: Miss Patricia Farrell, lady of lights; Miss Cathy Althens, historian . Members of the bethel choir are Misses Shirley Cave, Penny Sampert, Sandra Jewett, Pamela Stacey, Sandra Althens, Linda Teeter, Susan Johnson and Anne McDuffee. Assisting Miss Lobdell for the ceremony were Miss Marsha Clary, guide; Miss Emily Mas terson, marshal: Miss Marva Suit, recorder; Miss Ann Gar ner, chaplain; Miss Sue Donna Doolen, musician; Miss Bernice Skoog and Miss Maria Abbott, custodians. The coronation ceremony was conducted by members of Med ford chapter, DeMolay. with Jay Walker, master councilor, offi ciating. Assisting were Mike Russell, senior councilor; Dale Forsee, junior councilor; Willis Williams, chaplain; Greg Milnes, marshal; Ted Lawson, captain of the guard: Bob Pond. George Ice, Steve Fabrick, Delbert Har vey, Dennis King, Leroy Knight and Lee Mellish. The Bible was escorted in by Miss Patti Selby, sister of the qjeen. Miss Lobdell received a flower crown from the associate guardian, Arvid Althens. Miss Selby introduced her parents and her sisters, her Krandmother, M r s. Margaret Fabrick, her uncle. Glen Fab rick, and her cousin, Steve Fabrick. Her father presented her a gavel and her sisters gave her pink carnations. Queens present were Miss Sal ly Elden, Central Point: Miss Ann Garner. Medford; Miss Lin da Zimmerman, Kerby; Miss Jo Dale Ogle. Grants Pass. Grand bethel officers introduced were Miss Kay Askwith, Central Point, inner guard; Miss Ronnie Rausch, Kerby. representative to Washington; Miss Susan Hub bard, Medford, representative to Hawaii; Miss Clary, Ashland, representative to Alberta, Can ada: Miss Margaret Selby, grand marshal. A large number of visiting bethel officers and officers of Masonic affiliated groups were also introduced. Soloist was John Drysdale, accompanied by John Lusk. The closing prayer was given by the Rev. George R. V. Bolster. Miss Lobdell received her past Auxiliary Conducts Installation Mrs. Bertha Nelson was in stalled as president of Colonel Sargent auxiliary, United Span ish War Veterans, at a meeting January 20 at Redman hall. Mrs. Don Anderson, department pres iden of Oregon, USWVA, served as installing officer, assisted by the colors. Other officers installed in- by Mrs. Tom Crump, past grand ' eluded Mrs. Sue Thompson, sen- queen'i pui, a Jobina queen's doll and a gift of silver from the bethel. Miss Selby received a scrapbook and the traveling Jobina doll given to the bethel guardian of Oregon and one of the founders and honorary char ter member of Bethel 55. The new queen was honored with a candlelight addendum and song by bethel members. Decoration theme for the eve ning was purple and white with silver bells. The queen's table was centered with a money tree and the money collected was given to the March of Dimes. Dancing and refreshments fol lowed the installation. Visitors Attend Bethel Meeting In Cave Junction Cave Junction Officers and members of the Central Point and Grants Pass Bethels paid a surprise visit to Kerby bethel, International Order of Job's Daughters last Monday evening. Visitors from the Central Point bethel included Miss Kay Askwith, junior past queen; Miss Sally Elden, queen and M. W. McGrew, guardian, all of whom were honored and introduced; and the Misses Janet Scilberg, Linda Warren, Sharon Ander son, Sandra Ghelardi, Ruth Day, Patti Taylor, Helen Goff, Arlene Clause, Janet Hobbs and Cheryl Ghelardi. From Grants Pass came Miss Jo Dale Ogle, honored queen, and Mrs. Margaret Williams, guardian, who were honored, and Misses Susan Denny, San dra Benson, Judy Stonsbury, Sarajane Pullen, Janet Pearson and Sheila Roley, and Mrs. Beth Ogle, guardian of sociability. A past queen's pin was pre sented to Miss Ronine Rausch of the Cave Junction bethel. Attending installation of Beth el 55, Medford, Tuesday were Queen Lynda Zimmerman of Cave Junction, and the Misses Rausch, Norma Campbell, Judy Hansen, Bertha Champney, Car ma Lewis, Sandy Piper, Linda Deaton, Karen Berkner, Connie Jones and Carmel White, and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Snider, guardians. 4 Call for Seconds New York (U.R) Waffle treat . . . next time this favorite is on the breakfast menu, serve with a honey syrup. Combine ' cup of honey, Ki cup of but ter or margarine and i tea spoon of pure vanilla extract. Heat slowly in a saucepan, and pass the waffles. Are you looking for a new hobby? Medford Public library has hundreds of books on such varied hobbies as stamp collect ing, sewing, archery, photogra phy, painting, and many others. ior vice-president; Mrs. Audley White, junior vice president; Mrs. James Cech, chaplain; Mrs. Josephine Widner, Patri otic instructor; Mrs. Ralph At wood, historian; Mrs. Marian Parker, secretary; Mrs. Wini fred Vail, treasurer; Mrs. Harry Barneburg, conductor; Mrs. Hans Rammin, assistant conduc tor; Mrs. Donna Unger, guard; Miss Carolnie VanderSteen, as sistant guard; Mrs. Elizabeth Johnston, Mrs. Mabel Nicholson, Mrs. Z. N. Agee and Mrs. Don Anderson, colors; and Mrs. Ida Hollars, substitute color. Carl R. Thompson of Camp White was installed as com mander of Colonel Sargent camp. Mrs. Cech, the retiring presi dent, presided at the business meeting and the initiation of Mrs. Dorothy Hamilton of Ash land as a new member. Mrs. Cech thanked her officers for their support and cooperation and said that she had enjoyed being auxiliary president for the past two years. Mrs. Harry Barneburg presented a gift from the auxiliary to Mrs. Cech in ap preciation of her leadership. Mrs. Nelson presented a gift to her installing officer, Mrs. An derson, and corsages to all her officers and guests. Guests whu attended the in stallation and dinner included Mr. and Mrs. Renne Grosh, Ash land, Mrs. W. J. Wilson, Mrs. C. W. Clause, Mrs. James Van derSteen, Mr. and Mrs. Owen H. Thomas and daughter Christy, Mrs. Ted Cotter, president of Rogue River auxiliary of Grants Pass, and her daughters Nancy and Susan, Mrs. Sallie Cotter, Mrs. Florenz Breitmeyer, Mrs. Josephine Gillenwater, Ernest Cotter, Don Anderson and Harry Barneburg. 4 Films on Cancer Shown for Group Dr. and Mrs. E. V. Meyerding were guests Tuesday evening at the meeting of Xi Mu chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, held in the home of Mrs. Verl G. Walker, 2642 Merriman road. Dr. Mey erding showed two films on can cer, "Living Insurance" and "Warning Shadow." Following the films the doctor conducted an informative period of ques tions and answers concerning cancer. During the business meeting the group decided to have two special meetings to help make bandages for the cancer society. Mrs. Maynard Paup announ ced plans for a valentine party to be held at her home, 3298 Hollywood avenue, February 6. MEKfl You, too, can own A Beautiful, Nev ... NOW! A Beautiful, Wurlitzer PIANO WITH BENCH! Convenient terms rf dciirad Model 1000 For $C JCOO Only 0 i& Tht Wurlitzer "1000" is the low-price piano you've been waiting for! It's tailor-made to fit your budget and fulfill your family's musical requirements perfectly. Styled to blend harmoniously with your horn furnishings. The "1000" is waiting for you at our store. For only pennies a day, you get A biond new WuHHi, flece In your homtt Wlcly aiuiic iouonil All your tnutkol notorial! NO EXTRAS NOTHING MORE TO PAY Please send me complete information on Wurl'rtxer Piano 1000 Wurtitier lesion-toon Plan Nome -$" - City i State Purucker Piano House 1 1 1 North Central Phone 2-5702 Home of - STEINWAY CHICKERING FISCHER KNABE WURLITZER HAMMOND ORGAN Be sure to see "Malaya-Malaya" KBES-TV-Tuesday, 9 p.m. on "I Search for Adventure" Series Kiwanian Dames Hold Installation Mrs. John Pletsch was in stalled president of Kiwanian Dames at a meeting held Tues day, January 22. at the home of Mrs. Keva E. Hutchinson, 22 South Keeneway drive. Those who will serve with her are Mrs. Merle Foland. vice presi dent; Mrs. Vernon Thorpe, trea surer; Mrs. H. Chandler Drew, secretary. Committee chairmen named were Mrs. Dick Phair and Mrs. Hutchinson, hospitality; Mrs. Vernon Thorpe, consolation and Mrs. E. R. Hoppe, publicity. A gift was presented to Mrs. Boyde Budge, retiring presi dent. Following the business meet ing the women were entertain ed by Mrs. Frank Perl who showed colored slides of her trip through Europe. Hostesses were Mrs. Gerald Dierdorff, Mrs. Richard Jones. Mrs. Charles Champlin and Mrs. E. R. Hoppe. Sunday, January 27, 1957 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE 1 Society Welcomes Eight Members; Events Announced Eight new members signed the membership register of Wo man's Society of Christian ser vice in a special service held January 22, in Meeker chapel of First Methodist church. Mrs. Ben Schmidt, vice-president of the society, conducted the ceremony which recogniz ed the new members. Honored were Mrs. C. A. Adams, Mrs. Sam Watson, Mrs. Melvjn Ward, Mrs. David Chrigwin, Mrs. Mi chael Simmons, Mrs. Clayton Heath, Mrs. Carter Gibbs, and Mrs. Milton Snow. During the business session, the society voted to send Mrs. L. G. Rankin, president, to the western jurisdiction meeting of the society which will be held in Berkeley, Calif., February 20 and 21. Mrs. A. S. Feller and Mrs. Oliver P. Taylor, members of the western jurisdiction, will also attend the sessions. Plans were announced for a baked food sale which will be held in the Home Appliance store February 2. Members were asked to start gathering the rummage which will be used for the sale planned for March in First Methodist church base ment. Mrs. Jessie Minear and Mrs. Jennie Lawless reported on plans the A study class on the subject "youth in a respon sible society," which will be held early in March. Carrots, New Style New York (U.R) For carrots with a gourmet's touch, mix 3 tablespoons of prepared mus tard, with 1 tablespoon of lemon juice, a dash of brown sugar, and 2 tablespoons of butter. Add to cooked carrots, toss and heat. ' ' . , ? I ""'- -' .'-I , -l X J: Li i -1 ! v. r '14 . H L i ft i , t t:tr:&Kd' V i : 1 I L. S. Bridget (center) of Baton Rouge, La., sovereign grand master of the International Order of Odd Fellows, was a guest of the Ashland lodge last Tuesday night. Pictured her with the visitor are Dan Moon, noble grand of the Ashland IOOF, and Mrs. Orpha Laider, noble grand of the Ashland Rebekah lodge. Among other guests at the meeting were Roy Terney, Pendleton, deputy grand master of the Oregon IOOF; Earl Shank, Portland, grand secretary for Oregon; John Robison, Central Point, grand herald; A. C. Smith, Central Point, district 10 deputy grand master and G. E. Kime, Central Point, special district deputy grand master. About ISO Odd Fellows and Rebekahs attended the meeting to hear the sovereign grand master speak. (Memory Lane photo) Medford Women Become Officers In Herb Society At the first meeting of 1957, Rogue Valley Herb society in stalled Mrs. John Ostrander, Medford, as first vice-president, and Mrs. Arthur B. Kneass, Med for, secretary. A demonstration of honey bread, herb bread and herb tea was given prior to the business meeting and Mrs. Edgar Vanderr lip, Shady Cove, had a display of herb cookbooks. Mrs. John Hoist had an arrangement of unusual herbs and Mrs. Thera Stevens, Murphy road, exhibited specimens of rosettes of Cedrus Deodar and showed how" she used them for corsage making. The next meeting of the so ciety will be held February 28 at the home of Mrs. Kneass, 2535 Stewart avenue. Medford. Mrs. Hoist will have the subject "Two World Famous Herb Gar dens" with the arrangement by Mrs. Leo Thomas, Medford, and Mrs. Ostrander. Roll call response will be the nicest herb in the society mem ber's herb planting. Following the last meeting Alpha Phis Hold Pledge Ceremony Alpha Phi Alumnae club of Medford held formal pledging ceremonies Wednesday evening for Mrs. Tom G. Polk and Mxs. Berthold Barnum Jr. The meet ing was held in the home of Mrs. Morris Leonard Jr., with Mrs. E. R. Hood Jr., as assistant hostess. Mrs. Polk was a member of Ero Sophian club of San Jose State college which later became Beta Psi chapter of Alpha Phi. Mrs. Barnum, the former Bar bara Green, was a pledge of Tau chapter at the University of Oregon, Eugene, while a student at that school. The two women will be in itiated by Tau chapter in the near future. Mrs. L. E. Harbert, president, conducted a business meeting and plans were made to collab orate wifti the chairman of the Heart Fund drive in February. Mrs. Glenn Taylor is philan thropic chairman of the chapter. Fellowship Meeting Announced for CBPW The noon prayer fellowship of Christian Business and Profes sional Women will be held Mon day, January 28, at the annex of the First Baptist church. North Central at Fifth street. Those at tending may come at any time between 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., and bring a sack lunch. Hot drinks will be provided. ' The next dinner meeting of the group v.'ill be held Monday, February 4, at 6 p.m., at the Hotel Jackson. The banquet and program will center around the valentine theme, and couples are invited to attend. The Rev. Ken neth Raymond will speak. New York (U.PJ The to mato was a popular illustration on valentine cards 100 or more years ago, reference books dis close. The tomato, then thought inedible, was regarded as a flow er and often was known as the "love apple." Insurance Women Hold installation Insurance Women of Jackson county. National Association of Insurance Women, installed new officers at their meeting last week. New president for the group is Mrs. Irene Ostrander who is employed by S. C. Jones and Sons. Other officers installed were Mrs. Rita Morton, vice-president, who is employed by T. J. Hight agency; Mrs. Bettye Fidler, secretary-treasurer, employed by Fidler-McKenzie agency; and Mrs. Anne Davis, parlimentarian, employed by Van Sickle and Groomes. The next meeting of the or ganization will be held February 5 at noon at the Jackson hotel for luncheon. 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