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FOUR MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Medford DeMolay Chap'a'r Holds Installation Ceremony . Dale Foresee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Foresee, 2814 Crater Lake highway, was in stalled master councilor of Medford chapter. Order of De Molay, at ceremonies held January 8 at the Medford Masonic lod?e. - Willis Williams was instal led senior councilor; Robert ?ond, junior councilor; Lynn Knight, senior deacon; Steve labrick, junior deacon; Den nis Barr, senior steward; Robert Emmens, junior stew ard; John Norris, chaplain, Alan Cone, marshal; Richard Kengla, orator: George Ice, almoner, Jim Fawcett, senti nel; Lester Little, standard bearer; Ted Lawson, scribe; Larry Lea, Edward McGrew, Michael Woldridge, Robert y j "-ami" M ."ft - Dale Foresee Baker; Ric Middlekauff, John Fawcett, and Robert Good win, preceptors. ; Malta Commander y. Knight Templar, performed ihe installation service with V. A. Turpin as installating officer. Soloist was Miss Katherine Barr, Miss Lou Elsa Voegtly played the piano and John Lusk and the Chanters sang several selections. The clos ing ceremony was performed by Bethel 55, International Order of Job's Daughters, headed by Miss Marcia Spence honored queen. Miss Joe Ann Foresee pre sented a gavel to the new master councilor, her brother, and a bouquet of roses was presented to his mother, Mrs. Foresee. The new master councilor introduced his parents, sister, Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Rushton and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnston, his grandparents, and Miss Linda Goble and Mr. and Mrs. John Rush. Michael Russell received his past master councilor pin. Mrs. Evelyn McGill, grand guardian of Oregon, Job's Daughters, was introduced as a special guest. Also intro duced were DeMolay advisors, Howard Phillips, Paul Shan tol; Dad advisors. Glen Fa brick, Robert Williams, Ray Schweiger, and Jack Walker; Mrs. Harld Gordon, guardian and Herbert Sampert, asso ciate guardian Bethel 55; Mrs. Robert Morris, guardian and Morris Boughner, asso ciate guardian, Bethel 14; Lem Manning, grand outer guard of Oregon, International Or- deer of Job's Daughters; Mrs. Margaret Russell, past presi' dent, Mothers' club; Lester Goff, past master councilor, Crater chapter Order of De Molay: and Miss Sue Knight queen of Bethel 14, Job's Daughters. A number of visiting beth el officers and officers of Ma sonic lodge affiliated groups were also introduced. Re- freshments were served and dancing was held following the installation ceremonies. Sunda7'JanuarYl9 1958;Rebekahs and Odd Fellows Hold Annual Installation' Activities Listed By Fellowship Activities of the Christian Women's Fellowship, First Christian church, were an nounced at the business meet ing and luncheon held Jan uary 8 at the church. Circle 6 was in charge of the lunch eon and the missionary pro gram, presented by Mrs. John A. Reed, was on "Let's Visit a Japanese Church." The pro gram is the first in a series of the study of the United Church of Christ in Japan. Mrs. Floyd Putman gave the devotional on 'Be Ye Ever Perfect.' Today Mrs. D. B. Knowlton, Japanese war bride, will be guest speaker for the school of missions held at the church Sunday evenings. On January 26 a Japanese Festival will be held. The Christian Women's Fellowship provide part of the snack supper that is held prior to the school. Mentioned at the business meeting was the World Day of Prayer to be held at the Zion Lutheran chuch, Febru ary 21, and a report was made by Mrs. Troxell from the Medford Council of Church Women. It was mentioned that the Women's Christian Tem perance Union meets the third Joint installation for officers of Olive Rebekah lodge and Odd Fellows lodge was held Tuesday, January 14. Installed for Olive Rebekah lodge were Mrs. Lee Garrett, noble grand; Mrs. R. N. Smith, vice-grand; Mrs. Harry Bryant, recording secretary; Mrs. L. F. Cline, financial secretary; Mrs. Donald Ivie, treasurer; Mrs. John Small, chaplain; Mrs. Riley Apple gate, conductor; Mrs. J. A. Thomasson, warden; M r s. James Cech, musician. Also installed were Mrs. O. T. Wilson, inside guard ian; Mrs. J. D. Brummond, outside guardian; Mrs. Frank Chapman, right support noble grand; Mrs. H. Shearer, left support noble grand; Mrs. Thursday of each month at the Girls Community club. The group was reminded of youth week that will be held at th.e church starting Jan uary 26. Theme for the fellowship this month is brotherly love. The Christian Women's Fel lowship executive meeting will be held at the church Tuesday, January 21, at 1 p.m. Baby sitting services will be provided. F. A. Daugherty, right support vice-grand; Mrs. Joe Cave, left support vice-grand, and Mrs. L. Pastuer, color bearer. Installed for the Odd Fel low lodge were Vernon Stick le, noble grand; Jack Adams, vice-grand; Ed Pease, right support noble grand; Albert McNew, left support noble grand; Jack Horton, secretary; Charles Swingle, treasurer; Roy Atkins, warden; Gordon Williams, conductor; E m i 1 Buhl, chaplain; Walter Shel ton, right scene supporter; Henry Guss, left scene sup porter; Homer Vinzant, inside guardian; William H. Dyer, outside guardian; Paul Has kins, right support vice-grand;-and J. Perkins, left support vice-grand. District installing team from Jacksonville, with Dis trict Deputy Grand Master John Black and the district Deputy president, Mrs. Frank Chapman, were in charge of the installation. They were assisted by Mrs. Loyd Nor man, Mrs. John' Black, Mrs. Kindred Thomas, Mrs. Jack McDaniels, Mrs. ' George Brownlee, Mrs. Leo Fretwell, Carl Black, Loyd Norman, Arthur Hinkie, Albert Hack ett, Earnest Ramsey, Clarence Jordan and Tom Thompson. Red Cross Board Names Director The board of directors of Jackson County chapter, American Red Cross 'an nounces the appointment of Mrs. E. J. La Marre, Ashland, to the staff as director of nursing services. Mrs. La Marre will super vise the enrollment of nurses of disaster and the instruction of classes in home care of the sick and injured and mother and baby care. Red Cross officials are pres ently urging all registered nurses to contact the office and enroll their names for duty during disaster. Members Attend Lodge Ceremony A group of 14 members of Medford Pythian orders went to Grants Pass last Wednes day evening to witness the joint installation of the offi cers of Thermopylae lodge, Knights of Pythias, and Ther mopylae temple, Pythian sis ters. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fichtner, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bostwick, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy F. Cline, Mrs. Don Anderson, Mrs. Harry Bryant, Mrs. Rene Grosh, Mrs. Emily Conrad, James O'Duane, Dan Kadin, Emil O. Johnson and Baker Yarbrough. . Patricia Hanson Installed Queen Medford Bethel 55 Bethel 55, International Order of Job's Daughters, held installation, of officers January 15, with Miss Patri cia Hanson taking office as oueen. Miss Hanson is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R W. Hanson, 703 Mae street. Miss Marcia Spence was in stalling queen. Other new of ficers are Miss Karalee Selby, senior princess; Miss Lynda Knips, junior princess; Miss Barbara Gordon, guide; Miss Marcia Barrell, marshal; Miss Penny Sampert, chaplain; Miss Donna Dell, recorder; Miss Sandra Jewett, musician; Misses Pamela Watson, Mar gery Moir, Susan Yoder, Te resa Six, Jacqueline Mee, mes sengers; Miss Sheila Neider fneyer, senior custodian; Miss Patricia Meyers, junior custo dian; Miss Barbara Lees, li brarian; Miss Mary Meyers, treasurer; Miss Shirley Hop kins, inner guard; Miss Alice Moir, outer guard; lady of the lights, Miss Heather Rode. 1 Installed as choir members were the Misses April Owens, Margaret Tizekker, Gail Cren shaw, Sharon Hamm, Lana Merrifield, Karen Mayfield, gandy Sanner, Dorothy Ar ney, Marlys Brown, Janet Turner and Mildred Boyd. ; Medford chapter of the De molay performed the crown ing of the queen, with Master Councilor Dale Forsee offici ating. ; Master Ralph Harris car ried the Bible, and Master Kenneth Harris the crown. They are the two young cou sins of the new queen. Miss Rosemary Doolen sang a solo during the crowning cere mony, accompanied on the pi ano by Miss Melody Pierce, who provided music before the ceremony began. I After the crowning cere mony. Miss Hanson intro duced her mother and father, fcer brother, Vernon Hanson, fier uncle and aunt, Mr. and Irs. Wayne Harris, her grandmother, Mrs. Irene Har ris, and her uncle and aunt ftom Sacramento, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sherman, jj Installing officers for the evening were guide, Miss Sheila Spence, past queen of Bethel 55; marshal, Miss Sus an Hubbard, past queen of Eethel 14, Medford; Chaplain, Miss Rosalie Johnson, past queen of Bethel 14; musician, Miss Lou Elsa Voegtly; re corder, Miss Susan Knight, queen of Bethel 14; senior custodian, Miss Beverly Karksdale, past queen of Bethel 22, Ashland; junior custodian, Mrs. Thomas Ferte, past queen of Bethel 22. Other visiting members were Miss Carolyn DeMersse man, queen, Miss Diana Stroh kirch, senior princess; Miss Carmel White, junior prin cess, all of Bethel 36, Kerby, Ore.; Miss Sharon Blicken staff, senior princess, and Miss Sylvia Morris, junior princess, Bethel 14. t Guests introduced during the evening were Mrs. C. D. ' Eihart, past grand guardian of Oregon and past guardan of Bethel 22; Lem Manning, grand outer guard, Oregon, and past associate of Bethel 55 and 14; Mrs. June Mackie, guardian of Bethel 13, Grants Pass; Mr. and Mrs. Homer Snider, guardian and associ ate of the Kerby bethel; Mrs. Robert Morris and Morris Boughner, guardians of Beth el 14; Mrs. W. S. Spence, past guardian, Bethel 14; - Mrs. Paul Selby, past guardian, Bethel 55; Harvey Brown, Ashland and Dr. Mackie, Grants Pass. Other visitors were Mrs. Dorothy Zimmerman, Port land, and Jack Kennedy, Med ford, grand royal matron and patron of the Order of Ama ranth in Oregon; Mrs. Ver non Turpin, royal matron of Roxy Ann court of the order and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Can- field, past matron and patron of the local court. Paul Schantol, Bill Wil liams and Glen Fabrick, ad visors of Medford chapter, Order of DeMolay, were in troduced. Miss Spence was presented a past queen's pin by Miss Hanson, and in turn received a traveling queen's pin and Jobina doll from Miss Spence. Queen Patricia was presented flowers from her father and a gavel by her brother. " Addenda were given by members for the new and re tiring queen, and Miss Spence was presented the traditional piece of silver and Jobina doll. Miss Hanson received a scrapbook. Theme for ' the evening chosen by Queen Patricia was "Sailing Not Drifting," and the programs were in the shape of a ship's log. 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The auxiliary sewing club met recently at the home of Mrs. Leota Lewis, 135 North Holly street. Secret pals' names were revealed and new names were drawn. Mrs. B. B. Ramsey won a prize. Dessert luncheon was served by the hostess assisted by her sister, Mrs. Helen Jones. The next meeting of the Installation Set For Electa Club Officers will be installed at the Friday, January 24, meeting of Electa Social club to be held at 12:30 p.m. at the Girls Community club. A potluck luncheon will be served by Mrs. Roy Miller, Mrs. Laura Aldredge and Mrs. Esther Coleman. Following a business meet ing, cards will be played. All Order of Eastern Star mem bers in the valley who are not affiliated with a local chapter are invited to attend. club will be at the home of Mrs. Ira Canfield, Coleman Creek road, February 13 at 12:30 pjn. A Valentine party and dessert luncheon will be held. Home Extension Unit Meets in Prospect Prospect A program on, the topic, "Consumer Buying of Foods" was given b-' Mrs. Sherald Chapman and Mrs. John Ells at the last meeting of Prospect Home Extension unit, held January 8. Plans were made for a work day at the Community Hall to paint the kitchen. HELP US! W N e d Clothing, Shoti, Dishes, Furniture. Wa Pick Up. HELP OTHERS! The Salvation Army SPring 2-4230 All Girls Love lliii nm GAY GIBSON designs fashions for early spring and summer! Using Dacron with cotton or viscose to give you smart easy care dresses that need no ironing, stay fresh and beautiful all day long. Sizes 5 to 15. 000Z "tj 1-0 SLENDER SHEATH I I IxiP - J with satin bands and V fg ""' hemstitched detail V A. I circling mid - riff. viW New kind of linen I I f Dacron and vi. J " ( ' I cose. Apricot and - liail, 14-95 FRESH CHECKS In a sundress of Da- f'f :'-' ' i cron and cotton plus white Orion Ij : , . 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