EIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday, April 7. 1957
Women's Council
Announces Topic
For Annual Event
"Free Schools in a Free Amer
ica" is the theme for the May
Fellowship luncheon which is
sponsored each year by Medford
Council of Church Women.
Members of the council board
are pleased that this particular
topic has been chosen since
school problems are so very
much in the news at present.
Proceeds from the luncheon are,
iji greater part, used in assisting
in special work in the schools of
this county, officers of the group
state.
Mrs. Samuel Earhart and Mrs.
Gaston Floux, program commit
tee heads, announce that Mrs.
Mabel Winston will be speaker.
Mrs. Winston is registrar and
dean of women at Southern Ore
gon college, Ashland. For the
past six years Mrs. Winston has
been general chairman of the
Conference of Young Adults,
which is sponsored by American
Association of University Women
and Rotary club. Fifty schools of
southern Oregon and northern
California are included in the
conference.
Special musical features are to
be presented for the fellowship
luncheon. Three retired school
teachers will participate in a
panel discussion pertaining to
the theme "Free School in A
Free America." The panel per
sonnel will include Miss Jane
Snedicor, Mrs. Mamie Bloom
fieia and Mrs. Marie Dizney.
Luncheon will be served in
the Guild hall of St. Mark's
Episc(al church at 12:30 o'clock
Friday, ilay 3. Tickets may be
gurchd through church coun
cil representatives from the sev
eral churches and officers of the
council, for further information
call firs. J. Claude Sparks,
2-2914.
Mrs. Clinton Spencer
To Be Club Hostess
Adarel Past Matrons club
will hold the April meeting at
the home of Mrs. Clinton Spen
cer, 2001 East Main street, Med
ford, Monday, April 8. Mrs.
Fred Ryde, president, will pre
side. Assisting Mrs. Spencer
with a 12:30 o'clock salad
luncheon preceding the meeting
will be Mrs. Herbert Thomas
and Mrs. Fred H. Gardner.
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Announces Masting
The Roguette circle, Military
Order of Lady Bugs, will hold
business meeting Tuesday,
April 9, at 8 p.m. In the Veterans
hall. -
Central Point Star Chapter
Holds Annual Installation
Central Point Officers of Ne-
vita chapter, Order of Eastern
Star, were installed in rites held
at the Masonic temple, Central
Point, Friday, March 29. Mrs.
Wyles E. Berry took office as
worthy matron, succeeding Mrs.
Melvin McGrew. Pink carna-
tijns and ferns and candelabra
holding pink and green tapers
decorated the chapter room.
Others installed were Merrit
Swing, worthy patron; Mrs. Mer-
ril Harsh, associate matron; Rus
sell Fair, association patron;
Mrs. Lewis Kilbourne, secretary;
Mrs. Howard Short, treasurer;
Mrs. Frank Ward, conductress;
Mrs. Francis Russell, associate
conductress; Mrs. Virgil Goff,
chaplain; Mrs. Frank Ross, mar
shal; M r s. Harley Dressier,
organist.
Also Mrs. Walter Turnquist,
Adah; Mrs. Paul Snook, Ruth;
Mrs. Harold Pierce, Esther; Mrs.
Fred Lestei, Martha; Mrs. John
Edler, Electa; Mrs. Sam Mallon,
warder and Calvin McKibben,
sentinel.
Installing officers were Mrs.
Harold Head, installing matron;
Harold Head, patron; Mrs. Mar
shall Day, marshal; Mrs. Luther
Day, chaplain; Mrs. Rex Note,
secretary and John Lusk, or
ganist. A candlelighting ceremony
preceeded the installation and
candle lighters were Miss Sally
Elden, queen of bethel 38 and
Miss Phyllis Briggs, senior prin
cess of bethel 56. Soloist was
Miss Barbara Henderson, queen
of bethel 56, with Mrs. W. J.
McCollough as accompanist.
The Rev. Norman K. Tully
gave the invocation.
Musical selections during the
ceremony were given by the Al
pha Chapter trio, accompanied
by Miss Edna Daugherty, Mrs.
Mrs. Edwin Andren, accompan
ied by Mrs. Harley Dressier, and
Pastor To Be Speaker
For Temperance Union
The Rev. Dwayne Batchelor,
pastor of Mt Pitt Church of the
Nazarene, will speak to the Wo
mens C h r i s t i an Temperance
Union at a meeting Thursday,
April 11 at 2 p.m.
The meeting will be held at
the Salvation Army annex, 236
North Bartlett street. Reports
will be given and refreshments
will be.' served by Mrs. Holly
Michael's committee.
organ selections by John Lusk.
The newly installed officers
and courtesy girls presented
addenda and gifts to the new ma
tron and patron, and a gavel
was presented to the worthy
matron by her husband.
The program closed - with te
Mizaph benediction and a recep
tion followed in the dining room
which was decorated with spring
blossoms. The table centerpiece
was of white carnations and
violets.
Mrs. Berry's gown was of
pink procaded satin and she car
ried a white Bible with a purple
orchid, a gift of the Scottish Rite
bodies. Officers were gowned in
nile green satin and carried
Bibles with- pink camellias.
Courtesy girls were gowned in
pink taffeta and wore wristlets
of camellias.
Courtesy girls appointed are
Mrs. Calvin McKibben, captain;
Mrs. Lee Merriman, co-captain;
Mrs. William Brewster, Mrs.
Gus Olson, Mrs. Thomas Quail,
Mrs. Elmo Ellefson, Mrs. Lois
Barber, Mrs. Bert Simmons,
Mrs. William Jo Saxbury, Mrs.
Pauline Braund, and Mrs.
George Brownell.
Distinguished guests present
included Miss Carlotta Wiseman,
Grants Pass, and Mrs. Lorena
McNair, Ashland, past grand ma
trons; Mrs. John Esp, Eagle
Point, grand committee member;
Mrs. Ira Poole, grand representa
tive; Mrs. Rex Note, Medford,
grand representative; John C.
Smith, Medford, district deputy;
John Esp, Eagle Point, master,
Central Point Masonic lodge;
Wyles E. Berry, master, Cascade
lodge, Shady Cove; Mrs. Ira Can
field, matron, Roxy Ann courti
Order of Amaranth.
Hostesses were past matrons
of Nevita chapter, and Courtesy
girls. Committee members were
Mrs. Merrill Harsh and Mrs.
Frank Ward, chapter room dec
oration's; Mrs. Melvin McGrew,
Mrs. Robert Chamberlain, Mrs.
Lee Merriman andMrs. Alma Mal
lery, dining room decorations;
Mrs. Ted Flury,- Mrs. Francis
Russell, Mrs. Ed Vincent, cor
sages; Mrs. Richard Stratton,
Mrs. Merriman, programs; Mrs.
Marshall Weidman, Mrs. Lelia
Lamb, Mrs. Orville Hamilton, Mr.
and Mrs. Truman Brenner and
Mrs. Leonard Scott, refresh
ments; Miss Sandra Sawyer,
guest book; Misses Jacqueline
and Josephine Hume, program
distribution.
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Mrs. Wyles E. Berry and Merriit Swing are the new worthy
matron and patron of Nevila chapter. Order of Eastern Star, Cen
tral Point. The annual ceremonies were held March 29 at the
Masonic temple in that town, with a reception following.
Members Attend
BPW Conference
Ten members of Medford Busi
ness and Professional Women's
club left Saturday to attend the
spring conference of the south
ern Oregon district being held
at Roseburg yesterday and today
in the Umpqua hotel. Miss Voda
Brower, president, and Mrs. Har
riet Watson headed the group
which is taking an active part
in the program.
The conference opened witha
dinner last night at the Umpqua,
presided over by Mrs. Beulah
Elliot, Klamath Falls, chairman
of the district comprised of clubs
from Glendale, Canyonville,
Lnkeview, Merrill, Grants Pass,
Roseburg, Klamath Falls and
Medford. Dr. Elanor Gutman,
state president of the BPW, was
the guest speaker of the evening.
A fun frolic followed the dinner
meeting with a contest for the
most original hat made and worn
by any member present.
This morning a workshop ses
sion was scheduled. Mrs. Lois
Inghran, state membership chair
man, will talk and a group from
the Medford club will present a
panel discussion of "programs
and their planning." Mrs. Wat
son and Mrs. Florence Lance,
both past presidents of the Med
ford BPW, and Miss Lucille
Lenox, former president of the
Roseburg club but now on the
local board, will take part. A re
port of the state Oriental schol
arship will be given and an ex
planation of a group insurance
plan being considered will be
made by Mr. Scott Adams. Re
ports from all the clubs present
will conclude the morning ses
sion of the conference which
will end at noon.
Last Tuesday evening, a large
AAUW Book Group .
Postpones Meeting
' AAUW book review group
will postpohe the monthly meet
ing one week It will be held
Wednesday, April 17, at 1 p.m
at the home of Mrs. Milo Kub-alek.
delegation of BPW members
drove from Medford to attend a
dinner meeting of the Grants
Pass club.
To Be Speakers
In observance of Child Wel
fare month, which the American
Legion auxiliary officially .desig
nates as April, Don Chapman
and Mrs. Winifred Nelson of the
Jackson County Public .Welfare
office will speak for the Medford
auxiliary this week. The meeting
is set for Tuesday, April 9, at
8 p.m. Initiation of new members
will also be held and all those
interested are invited to attend.
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and cancers discovered, is doing a work almost in
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children, provides treatment in needly cases and con
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