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Mr. ad Mn. J. C. Hutchixis, 870 Garfield sireet, are pic
tured at their home during the reception June 2 which observed
their folden wedding day. Mr. and Mrs. Hulchins were mar-
rifi in Falls City. Ore., and lived in the Willamette valley for
many years before coming to southern Oregon.
Couple Honored
With Open House
On Anniversary
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Htitchins of 870 Garfield street,
Mcdford, attended an open
house June 2 at the Hutchins
home in honor of their fiftieth
Wedding anniversary.
The Hutrhins were married
June 1, 1907. in Falls City. Ore.,
and lived many years in the
Willamette valley. They have
made their home in Phoenix and
Medford since 1945. having mov
ed here from Trinidad. Calif.
A lace cloth over eold covered
the table which held the tiered
cake. Yellow roses and candles
decorated the table. Golden
paper disks were signed by the
guests which will later be placed
in a scrapebook in memory cf
the day.
Mrs. Clifford Hutchins and
Mr. Thomas Hutchins served
the guests, assisted by Mrs.
Charles R. Bennett, sister of Mrs.
C. Hutchins.
The reception was given by
th Clifford and Thomas Hut
chins. sons and dauchters-in-law
of the honored couple.
The Hutchins have two other
ons, Gerald Hutchins of Renton.
Wash., and Harry Hutchins of
Madera, Calif.
Announces Meeting
Past President's club of Fra
ternal Order of Eagles aux;liary
will meet Friday, June 14, at
1:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
Floyd Lewis, 710 Sherman
street.
Laurel Gardeners
Hold Installation
Rogue River Mrs. William
W. White was installed presi
dent of Laurel Garden club Wed
nesday at the meeting at the
home of Mrs. E. W. Shock.
Guests attending the meeting
included Mrs. Ira Fitzgerald,
Siskivou District director. Ore
gon Federation of Garden clubs,
and Mrs. Cliff Greene of the
Eagle Point Garden club.
Other officers installed at the
meeting were Mrs. Andrew J.
Guffin, vice president; Mrs. Vic
tor Friden. treasurer; and Mrs.
Henry L. Bonney. secretary.
Mrs. White named the com
mute chairmen for the coming
year. They included Mrs. Claude
Willoughby. membership; Mrs.
C. J. Woodard, publicity; Mrs.
William Patterson. Mrs. Jack
Armory, and Mrs. Woodard.
ways and means; Mrs. James
Whipple, chaplain; Mrs. Iza For
syth, hospitality; Mrs. Harry
Condroy, wishing well; Mrs.
Hugh Long, conservation; Miss
Sophia Thiesen. horticulture;
Mrs. Guffith, program; Mrs. Jer
usha Moore, scrap book, and
Mrs. Clain Douglas, parlimentar
ian. Officers were installed by
Mrs. Shock.
The dessert luncheon was ser
ved by Mrs. Condroy and Mrs.
Bonney.
The club voted to send Mrs.
White to the state convention at
Coos Bay.
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Job's Daughters Conduct
Installation Ceremonies
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Miss Susan Hubbard was in
stalled honored queen of Bethel
14. International Order of Job s
Daughter, at ceremonies per
formed June 5 at the Masonic
temple under the supervision of
Miss Ann Garner, retiring queen.
The crowning ceremony was con
ducted by members of DeMolay
under the direction of Master
Counciler Jay Walker and a
corps of officers.
Installing officrs included the
queen. Miss Garner; guide, Miss
Marlys Elhart; marshall. Miss
Rosalie Johnston: chaplain. Miss
Salley Elden; recorder, Miss San
dra Hubbard; senior custodian.
Miss Bernice Skoog; junior cus
todian. Miss Margaret Selby;
musician. Miss Lou Elsa Voegtly;
and solist. Miss Susan Baker.
Other bethel officers installed
were senior princess. Miss Sue
Knight; junior princess. Miss
Sharon Elickenstaff; guide, Miss
Sylvia Morris; marshal, Miss
Micke Noble; chaplain. Miss
Carol Swan: treasurer. Miss
Delores Williams; recorder, Miss
Jackie Creager; musician. Miss
Baker; librarian. Miss Susan
S c h u 1 e r; messengers. Misses
Pletsch, Judy Bell, Penny Linn,
Darlene Morrow and Sharon
Knight; junior custodian. Miss
Karen Culbertson; senior cus
todian, Miss Linda Waltermire:
inner guard, Miss Barbara Nul
ton; outer guard. Miss Carol Lee:
solist. Miss Sandra Gross; as
sistant soloist. Miss Deanna Rus
sell; historian. Miss Pam Gilk
ison; lady of the lights, Miss Con
nette Hinsely; assistant lady of
the lights, Miss Barbara Morton;
prompter. Miss Janice Everham.
Choir members are Misses
Barbara Baccus, Sandra Bates,
Carla Borough, Caroline Denver,
Pauline Denver, Rhonda Elliott,
Diane Evernham, Cheryl Linn,
Martha Sanborn, Cheryl Spence,
Toni Spence, Mavis Strom. Bar
bara Taplett. Marilyn Watson,
Marjorie Wonderly and Julie
Yoakley.
After the installation ceremon
ies -were concluded, Miss Hub
bard introduced members of her
immediate family which includ
ed Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hub
bard and Miss Sandr Hubbard.
Mr. Hubbard presented his
daughter with a bouquet of red
roes and Miss Sandra Hub
bard presented her sister with
the queen's gavel.
Miss Hubbard introduced three
bethel queens. Miss Margaret
Selby, Bethel 55. Medford; Miss
Sally Elden, Central Point: Miss
Mary Gail Hodgens, Ashland;
past queens, Miss Rosalie John
ston, Miss Bernice Skoog and
Miss Sandra Hubbard, all of
Bethel 14; Princesses Marcia
Spence, Bethel 55, Debby Dun
lap, Bethel 56, Shady Cove,
Helen Hood, Central Point, and
Kay Harris, Ashland; Miss Janice
Mann, grand bethel senior cus
todian, Riddle; Miss Sue Knight,
grand representative to Montana:
Miss Marcia Spence, grand rep
resentative to Colorado.
Among adults introduced were
guardians, Mrs. Donald Mackie,
Grants Pass, Mrs. L. O. Rogers,
Shady Cove: Mrs. W. H. Ask
with. Central Point, Mrs. Ed
Grimm, Ashland: and the as
sociate guardian Rev. B. J. Hol
land. Ashland: past guardians.
Mrs. Vernon Turpin, Mrs. Wend
ell Spence. Mrs. Ross Gilkison.
and Mrs. Paul Selby; past as
sociate guardian. Lem Manning:
Mrs. Lur'ine Nordwick, repre
senting Mrs. Morris Boughner.
worthy matron of Reames chap
ter. Order of Eastern Star; Ross
Gilkison representing Carl Oest
reich, worshipful master of Blue
Lodge 103 AF&AM: Mrs. Vernon
Turpin and Ole Skoog, royal
matron and royal patron of Or
der of Amaranth; Glen Fabrick,
DeMolay Dad; the Rev. and Mrs.
George R. V. Bolster; Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Walker, aunt and
uncle of the honored queen and
her cousins Jay and Bob Walker,
Mrs. Bud Brssonnette, Mrs. Rob
ert Hubbard, Miss Marsha Bes
sonette, and Mrs. Robert Ban
ning of Etna, Calif.
Newly installed line officers
introduced their parents who in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
Knight. Mrs. Dale Blickenstaff,
Mrs. Robert Morris, Mr. and
Mrs. G. F. Noble and Miss Maud
Noble. The evening was con
cluded with a prayer by the
Rev. Mr. Bolster.
Girl. Boy Scouts
Take Co-Ed Hike
Twelve members of Medford
Air Scout Squadron 14 and 14
members of Girl Scout Troop 57
from Klamath Falls recently
took part in the first co-ed hike
arranged by the Klamath Falls
Girl Scout district. The hike was
held at the lava beds in northern
California.
One day was spent exploring,
picnicking and swimming, cli
maxed by a campfire held at
Moore park in Klamath Falls.
The boys were housed at Oregon
Technical institute.
Members of Squadron 14 who
participated in the hike were
Ralph Large, Merle Guches,
John Clogston, Dick Clark, Mike
Forbes. Eddie Albright, Jim
Boyd, Alfred Fosdal, Doug Sac
chi, Larry Albright, and Mike
Redman.
Plan Picnic
Mistletoe club will hold a pic
nic Wednesday, June 12, at the
heme of Mrs. Carl Pearson, 118
Clark street, at 12 noon. Mem
bers are asked to take a covered
dish and table service.
Miss Susan Hubbard
(Brainerd Photo)
Tournament Held
By Bridge Club
Thirty-eight players partici
pated in the monthly master
point tournament of Riverside
Bridge club.
High scorers in the north
south position were Mrs. Berg
Marten and Mrs. Jack Mitchell
with Mrs. Al Gilhousen and Mrs.
T. J. Fuson top in the east-west
position.
Other players winning in the
north-south position were Mrs.
D. Seely and Mrs. Fred Rehling,
second; Mrs. Jean Kennedy and
Roy Pruitt, third; and Mrs. R. J.
Conroy and Mrs. W. W. Steven
son, fourth.
Second in the east-west posi
tion were Mrs. Paul McDuffie
and Mrs. L. Baker, with Mrs.
George Choate and Al Gilhou
sen, third, and Mrs. V. Hughes
and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson, fourth.
Townsend Club To Plan
Fourth-of-July Picnic
Coming events will be planned
al a meeting of Medford Town
send club members to be held
Wednesday, June 12. Plans will
be discussed for a picnic lunch
eon July 4th at a local park
according to Mrs. Thornton,
president.
Twenty eight club members
and three visitors were present
at last week's auxiliary meeting.
Mrs. Arnold read the Townsend
Washington, D.C. Flash, An
article on how to obtain an af
fidavit of birth certificate was
read by the membership chair
man, A. W. Ellison. The hall is
air conditioned.
The club and auxiliary meet
on alternate Wednesday at Car
penters' hall for a potluck
luncheon. It is pointed out that
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First Camporee
For Girl Scouts
To Open Tuesday
About 130 Girl Scouts and
their leaders will meet at the
new troop camp, Camp Chinqua
pin, near the Oregon Caves,
Tuesday. June 11, for the first
Rogue Valley Girl Scout camp
oree. The girls, who are junior and
senior high school age, will
spend three days camping in
primitive style. Participating
are Medford Troops 151. 19, 155,
2. 130. 17, 158. 168. and 166:
Ashland Troop 123: Grants Pass
Troop 141. Merlin Troop 15 and
Cave Junction, Troops 88 and
92.
Upon arrival, patrols will se
lect a camp site for their unit.
Tents will be pitched and tables
lashed. Each troop is responsible
for it's own food and equipment.
Meals will be cooked on charcoal
broilers the girls have made,
or over a campfire. A first flag
raising ceremony for the new
camp site has been planned by
Grants Pass Troop 141.
There will be a general camp
fire program each night, and
each troop will prepare a skit
to present at one of them. The
first night's campfire will be in
charge of Senior Troop 130 and
will include presentation of
curved bar awards to Troops 151.
19 and 155. The second night's
program will be directed by
Senior Troop 2.
Wednesday the program for
the day will be planned indi
vidually by each patrol. There
will be trails to follow, both by
Medford Extension Unit
The annual picnic of Medford
Extension unit will be held at
TouVelle park on Rogue river.
The group will meet at 12 noon
Wednesday, June 12. All mem
bers are asked to take a salad
cr a dessert, unless they have
Plans Annual Picnic
been notified otherwise. During
the business meeting, the officers
for next year will be installed.
Children are invited.
compass and trail signs, and a
forest ranger to assist in earning
the tree badge. Many of the girls
will be learning new camping
skills.
Camp will end Thursday fol
lowing a "Scouts' Own " cere
mony by Troop 123.
Mrs. Richard Finch is the
camp director and assisting her,
will be Mrs. William Baker, Mrs. j
Thomas Lytle and Mrs. Ben
jamin Spalding. '
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Telephone SP 2-6526
the hall is air conditioned, which
provides a comfortable atmos
phere for the meetings. Lunch
eon is served at 12:30 p.m.
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