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Council Offi cers Installed Miss Berta Crippen was in stalled as royal princess of Talisman Rosebud council Pythian Sunshine Girls, at in stallation ceremonies Thurs day evening at Pythian build ing. Miss Cecelia Fichtner was grand installing officer for the ceremonies. New officers installed were Miss Fichtner, junior past royal princess; Miss Layle Bostwick, charity; Miss Cathy Smith, friendship; Miss Rose Ann Erooks, prelate; Miss Diane Guyette, mystic one; Miss Lanae Bostwick, guide; Miss Janel Chalkner, ex chequer; Miss Barbara Kadin, warder; and Miss Janice Chalker, sentinel. Also installed was Mrs. Ed ward Bostwick as royal ad visor and Mrs. Harry Bryant, Mrs. Rae Jack, Mrs. Vesta Morgan, Mr. Jack and Mrs. Bostwick, councelors. Assisting the installing of ficer were Miss Betty Lou Cline. grand prelate; Mrs. Le Roy Cline, grand royal guide; and Mr. Cline, grand mystic one. Among the guests attending was Mrs. Rene Grosh, most excellent chief of Talisman temple, Pythian Sisters, spon soring group of the Sunshine Girls. Refreshments were served by Miss Fichtner, Miss Rose Ann Brooks, and Mrs. Dan Kadin. Birthday Celebrated Mrs. Jenny Young was guest of honor at a party Tuesday, May 20, at her home at 908 West 10th st. Mrs. John Burgess and Mrs. Thorn ton Arnold were hostesses for the event, which observed Mrs. Young's 8th birthday an niversary. Mrs. Young received several gifts and cards. She played a number of hymns on her organ and several guests gave readings. Mrs. Young was born May 20, 1170, in Sacramento and cam to southern Oregon in 1871 -with her widowed moth er, M?. Matilda Estes, and her ftrtftiparents, Mr. and Mrs. Grimes. They resided tsar Cranti Pass. 9h. Young's three sons are HaAry Ruch, MedfOrd; Harvie VueB, Salem; and Edwin Vallejo. Her first hus- nd'g brother, Casper Ruch, nc owned the store and post Kiea building at Ruch in the Ablegate. For the Girl Graduate! Exclusively from ... 4 - W So our array of gifts that will charm every girl's heart . . . Your selection gladly gift wrap ped. For ideas see list below. Swim Suits Sports Wear . Lingerie . Jewelry Hosiery Perfume Dresses, Suits Gift Certificates "Where you find the clothes you love to live in" 417 East Main Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Keith Ehrlich Miss Feme Luella Bush Bride of Melvin Ehrlich The Assembly of God church in Seaside, Ore., was the setting May 3 for the wedding of Miss Feme Luella Bush and Melvin Keith Ehr lich. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bush, 405 Earhart avenue, Medford. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ehrlich, Warrenton, Ore. The Rev. Arnold J. Bush, Seattle, Wash., a brother of the bride, officiated at the double ring ceremony held at 7:30 o'clock, in the evening. The Rev. David Bush, mis sionary to Ryukyu Islands, gave, the prayer. He is also a brother of the bride. Pink Ester Reed daisies and white stock decorated the church for the ceremony. Mrs. David- Bush, the Rev. and Mrs. Garmond Mindt, and Mrs. Arnold Bush sang three selections with .Mrs. Mitzy Ponsness as accompanist. The bride wore a floor length gown of Chantilly lace and nylon tulle. The . fitted bodice was fashioned with long sleeves and standup col lar and the bouffant skirt was made of five tiers of lace. She carried a bouquet of white carnations. The bride was giv en in marriage by her father. Miss Linda Horton, Med- Ph. SP 2-8992 I W 1 g fordt was honor attendant for the bride while Miss Dorothy Horton, Medford, and Miss Beulah Adolphson, Sams Val ley, niece of the bride, were bridesmaids. Little Faith Marie Ehrlich, Salem, niece of the bridegroom, was flower girl and Daniel Ehrlich, Sal em, nephew of the bride groom, was ring bearer. The attendants wore bal lerina length gowns of blue taffeta with net overskirts which were caught with pink rosebuds. They carried pink carnations. Miss Marion Joyce Bush, Seattle, niece of the bride, and Robert Jones, Warrenton, were candlelighters. Miss Bush was dressed as the bridesmaids. Norman Ehrlich, Salem, served as best man for his brother while Darwin Ehrlich, Warrenton, and Harold Bush, Portland, brothers of the bridegroom and bride, seated the guests. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the church for 75 relatives and friends. Mrs. David Bush cut and served the wedding cake while Mrs. Ponsness poured the punch. Miss Barbara Thomas, Seattle, was at the gift table while Miss Patty Hughes, Seattle was in charge of the guest book. Following a wedding trip to the Oregon coast the couple are making their home at Livermore, Calif. The bride is a graduate of Northwest Bible college and was employed at Rogue Valley hospital in Med ford. The bridegroom attend ed Oregon Technical institute and the University of Cali fornia and is an electronics technician in Livermore, Calif. Mrs. Eve Benson Medford Visitor Mrs. Eve Benson, Portland, who was an instructor in dancing in Medford for many years, was a visitor in the city last week. Mrs. Benson has taken an apartment at the GeBauer for a month, and is dividing her time between Medford and Klamath Falls. She left Friday to spend a few days in Klamath Falls, where she also formerly operated a studio. Last week Mrs. Benson re called that her pupils gave many recitals at the Craterian when the late George Hunt operated that theater, and that some of her more talent ed pupils performed at the opening of the Holly theater. Her pupils also played major roles in two pageants given at the Fairgrounds. One of her oufstanding pupils was Janet Reed, who later studied in San Francisco and New York and became one of the nation's leading ballerinas. Miss Red is now teaching in New York City, Mrs. Benson reported. Among other pupils were Elsie Older, Jewel Deter and Jimmy Foster. Last week Mrs. Benson visited with the E. H. Hed ricks, Mrs. Burton B. Lowry and Mrs. Jack Swem as well as other friends here. Mrs. Benson makes her home in Portland with a son, Noel. Her second son, Gordon, lost his life while serving dur ing World War II. New Freezer Aid New York (IP) A new ad hesive tape is on the market for use on frozen food pack ages. The tape sticks without wetting, and the same piece can be used several times. To identify packages, mark the tape with a pencil or ball point pen. Couple to Wed In June Rites; Shower Given, Central Point Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Taylor, route' I, box 233, Central Point, an nounce the approaching mar riage of their daughter, Phyl lis Jean, to Richard Karl Gustafson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gustafson, route I, box 354, Central Point. The wedding is scheduled for June 7 at two o'clock in the afternoon at Zion Luther an church in Medford. A reception will be held following the servicfe at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Straus in Central Point. Wednesday Miss Taylor was honored at a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Carroll Stevenson, Willow Spring road, Central Point. Attending were Mrs. Verne Pendleton;, Mrs. Lloyd Ham mond, Mrs. Arthur Straus, Mrs. C. H. Taylor, Mrs. Roger von derHellen, Mrs. Julius Dobrot, Mrs. Bernice Moore, Mrs. Taylor, mother of the honored guest; Mrs. Gustaf son, mother of Miss Taylor's fiance, all of Central Point; Mrs. Olen Arnspiger and Mrs. Frances Willett, both Medford; Mrs. Leonard Peka rek, Ashland; Miss Louise Pendleton, Miss Carol Von Der Hellen, Joan Dobrot, Miss Carol Lee Brantley, Miss Mar garet Taylor, Miss Carolyn Stevenson, all Central Point, and Miss Teresa and Miss Charlene Pekarek, Ashland; and the honored guest. Assisting Mrs. Stevenson were Mrs. Pekarek and Miss Stevenson. Glenn Matthews, assistant professor of music at South ern Oregon college, will di rect the SOC band at a Sun day evening concert at 7:30 o'clock in the Butler Memo rial band shell in Lilhia Park in Ashland today. The public is invited. permanent wave by HELENE CURTIS PERMANENTS IN GLEAMING NEW STYLES COMPLETE WITH HAIRCUT from I00 SPEND ONLY TWO HOURS IN THE SALON ALL EXPERIENCED OPERATORS HAIRCUTS IN THE SHAPE OF BEAUTY ....... . from 1.50 SHAMPOO AND SET CALL TODAY FOR APPOINTMENTS SECOND FLOOR Mrs. Una Inch Honored By County PTA Counci Mrs. Una B. Inch, assistant superintendent of Jackson county schools, was presented a life membership in the Ore gon Congress of Parents and TeacTiers at a meeting May 21 of the Jackson County Coun cil of Parent-Teacher associ tions. Approximately 100 local unit representatives attended the meeting at the YMCA. Officers for 1958-59 were in stalled by Mrs. Leigh Gusti son, first vice president of the Oregon Congress. Mrs. ' Inch's membership was presented "in recognition of her many years of devoted service to. children and youth of the area." She served as an officer of the council when she was teaching in the Butte Falls schools. Mrs. Owen Kunkel was in stalled as president; Mrs. John Huffman, Eagle Point, first vice president; Mrs. Georgia Smith, Phoenix, and Mrs. Walter Doherty, Gold Hill, junior vice presidents; Mrs. Chester Keene Jr., secretary, and Mrs. Riley Cook, Central Point, treasurer. Mrs. Inch reported on the special education program conducted in Jackson county. The 1953 legislature estab lished two classes in the coun ty as a pilot program, and a third class is tentatively planned for the northeastern area of the county this fall, Mrs. Inch said. There are 36 children currently enrolled in the classes in Talent, and test ing indicates 155 children in county schools are eligible to attend. This number would necessitate 10 classes in the county. This special education pro gram is separate from the classes conducted by the Med ford district for the past sev eral years, Mrs. Inch stated. She described the mentally retarded children being edu cated in all these special edu cation classes, thusly: "These children are not different; they are regular people who only move more slowly in the educational process." Psychiatrist Talks T. L. Goff, psychiatric so cial worker for the Southern Oregon Child Guidance clinic, discussed the purpose and function of the clinic in the community. He stated that 142 children, 16 years of age or under, were counselled through the clinic last year. These children were repre sentative of all areas of Jack son county, and the majority were referred to the "clinic by parents, schools, physicians, Beauty Salon f juvenile court, public health nurses and -' social welfare workers. Financial support for the clinic is obtained through the United Medford Crusade, the state, individual membership fees, and counsel ling fees, Mr. Goff said. The scope of the work the clinic can accomplish is limited to its financial resources, board members of the clinic ex plained Counselling is pre ventative work, they said, and they feel that some financial support on the county level would markedly improve the services available. Medford Mothersingers, di rected by Mrs. Leroy Jensen, sang three light, popular se lections. Accompanist was Mrs. H. Chandler Drew. Mrs. Jensen, who . has directed the group for the past three years, was presented a PTA service pin by Mrs. John Hartsook on behalf of the Medford PTA Coordinating council. Three group conferences were held: (1) presidents and program planning, conducted by Mrs. Owen Kunkel, Med ford; Mrs. Huffman and Mrs. Gustison; (2) parent education, publications and National Parent-Teacher magazine, con ducted by Mrs. Chester Fitch Jr., Ashland; Mrs. Lewis Du senberry, Trail; Mrs.' Smith, Phoenix; (3) hospitality, mem bership and room representa tive conducted by Mrs. H. S. Morris, Medford; Mrs. C. E. Chamberlain, Central Point; Mrs. Marcus Woods, Ashland. Claude Thompson, Central Point, who has served the past two years as council legisla tion chairman, was presented a PTA service pin for his ex ceptional work. . Elected Portland Miss Susan Brill md Miss Denise Bruning of Medford recently were elect ed to offices in Delta Phi Gamma, one of the three cam pus sororities. Miss Brill, 75 Lozier lane, will serve as re cording secretary, and Miss Bruning, rt. 2, will be the so rority - chaplain. Both girls are graduates of Medford High school. - Scottish Rite Medford Scottish Rite bod ies will meet Monday, May 26, at 8 p.m. in the Masonic temple. There will be a stated meeting in the Council of Ka dosh with Commander Lloyd E. Hamlin presiding and a stated meeting in the Consis tory with Venerable Master Carl H. W. Oestreich officiat ing. ' from 2.00 PHONE SPring 2-6434 - ' - i, County Students In News at OSC Corvallis A number of Jackson county students at tending Oregon State college have been in the news re cently. Miss Sally Joanne Elden, Central Point, has been named a member . of Talons, sopho more honor society at OSC. Participation in campus af fairs and high scholarship are required for membership. Only one coed is chosen for the honor group from each women's living group on campus. Miss Eldon has also been ap pointed to one of the top staff positions on the OSC year book, the Beaver, for 1958-59. She will be assistant editor of the schools and deans section. Miss Elden is majoring in elementary education. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Elden of route 1, box 487, Central Point. . Mrs. Gail Patricia Smith of Central Point has qualified for membership in the Oregon State college chapter of Kap pa Delti Pi, national honor so ciety for students in the field of education. ' High scholarship and pro mise of future achievement in the teaching profession were considered in selections. Twenty-seven students were picked for the honor society this year at OSC. Mrs. Smith is a senior in elementary education. She is a 1955 graduate of , Crater high school. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Skyerman. - Tryouts Planned By Footlighters Tryouts for Medford Foot- lighter's summer production "Laura", will be held Mon day and Tuesday evenings, May 26 and 27 at the Little Theatre at the Fairgrounds behind the Medford National Guard armory. Tryouts start at 7:30 p.m. , "Laura" is a modern time electrifying mystery with many opptortunities for dif ferent types of characteriza tion. There are roles for three women and five men ranging in age from 19 to early forties. "Laura" will be direct ed by Thayer Tarvin. Anyone interested in any phase of theatre work is cor dially invited to attend, it is stated. -If s from Graduation Is Automatically Time For Movado To mark the occasion, the finest of fine watches Movado! Automatically wound, automatically precise, with beauty and styling to be worn proudly from this day forward. KINGMATIC, ttlf-winding, water 17 j.w.li, W K. Gold-filltd.. 14 K. Gold ... 28 itw.li, 14 K. Geld QUEENMATIC, Mil-winding 14 K. ytllew er white geld IT 30 See our large selection of OTHER MOVADOS Starting at 55.00 For The MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Ortgeii, Sunday, May 25, 1958 JA Class Play Announced Eagle Point Seniors at Eagle Point High school will present a class play Monday, May 26. The evening perform ance will be given at 8 o'clock in the Grade school gymna sium. Proceeds from the play will be applied toward a gift to the school from the senior class. The play, a 3-act farce en titled "Here We Go Again", deals in the humorous situa tions encountered as a know- it-all bookworm girl tries to 'arrange' family affairs, and eventually blossoms forth into an attractive and likeable girl. The leading role of Pidgeon Parker is taken by Miss Jo anne Dickenson, and opposite her is Bert Nelson as Biff Jor dan, a smooth-talking and manly college student. Other members of the cast include Jim Bunker, Miss Cherie Mitchell, Miss Phyllis Briggs, Miss Barbara Brueg ger, Miss JoAnn Cooper, Miss Doris Corliss, Stanley John son, John Jackson, Miss Glo- Lodge Meeting The -Bank of Esquire will be conferred upon a class of Pages at a meeting of Talisman lodge, Knights of Pythias, starting at 8 o'clock tonight in the Pythian biulding. Coffee and a social hour will follow. 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