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o A MAIL TRIBUNE. MedforJ, Oregon, Sunday, June S, 1938 Installation Ceremonies Held For Guardian Council Sirs. C. D. Elhart was in stalled guardian of Bethel 14, International Order of Job's Daughters, at a bethel meet ing Wednesday evening. ; Also installed were Morris : Boughner, assistant guardian; : Mrs. Russell Denyer and Mrs. Z John Russell, secretaries; Mrs. Robert Morris, treasurer; Mrs. Dale Blickenstaff and Mrs. F. H. Evernham, music; Mrs. E. : C. Spence and Mrs. Glen Linn, ! finance; Mrs. Perry Strom, so : ciability; Mrs. Lloyd Parson I and Mrs. Lavern Watrud, hos : pitality; Mrs. Earl Yoakley, paraphernalia; Mrs. George ; Lewis, publicity; Mrs. Golden : Noble, merits and epochs; and T Rgs GUkinson, fraternal re- - laWbns. AJrs. W. Suit was installing - oflScer ot the guardian coun : cil assisted by Mrs. if. P. Dunn, installing guide; Mrs. Harold Gordon, marshal; Mrs. Vernon Turpin, chaplain; Mrs. William Askwith, secretary; ; and,Mrs. Wallace Brill, mu sician. , Guests introduced were Miss Kay Askwith, honored queen, Central Point; Miss Mavis Strom, Bethel 14, grand representative t o Ontario, Canada; Mrs. Elhart, past grand guardian of Oregon; Mrs. Suit, grand marshal of Oregon and past guardian of Bandon, Ore., bethel; L. H. Manning, grand inner guard of Oregon; Mrs. Harold Gor don, guardian of Bethel 55; Mrs. Lawrence Leigh, Ash land; and Mrs. Robert Morris, guardian, Bethel 14. Also introduced were Mrs. M. P. Dunn, past guardian of Bethel 12; Mrs. William Ask with, past guardian Bethel 14; and Mrs. -John Daugherty, past guardian of Ashland bethel. Miss Sue Knight, honored queen, presided at the meet ing. Reports were made by the various committees. Mrs. Robert Morris, retiring guard ian, presented the bethel with a tiara to be worn by the hon ored queen at social functions. Mrs. C. D. Elhart was pre sentedo a guardian's pin and Mrs. Robert Morris a past guardian's pin. John Pond presented the bethel a picture of an Easter service ceremony in which the bethel participated. It was presented in benau oi the Knights Templar. Officers for the bethel will be installed June 11 at 7:30 p.m. Miss Sharon Blickenstaff will be installed queen, Miss Sylvia Morris, senior princess; Miss Micke Noble, junior princess; Miss Marion Parson, guide; and Miss Carla Bor ough, marshal. Installation practice will be held Tuesday at 9:45 am. ABOUT THE SIZE OF IT De signed to adjust to just about any feminine torso is this shirred swim suit by Cole of California in a Far Eastern cot ton print. To top it off there's a matching skirt. Optn 24 Hours Every Day SELF SERVICE 20c per 8 lb. Washer Load Drying le Per Minute COIN OPERATED i. 516 W. Sixth St. LAUNDRY Large 50-Lb. Agitator Supplies Dryers Type Washers Available 516 W. Sixth St. Really Hot Water Senator's Wife Receives Office Washington, D. C. Mrs. Richard Neuberger, wife of the junior Senator from Ore gon, has been elected a vice president of the 84th Congress club. This is an organization of Senate and House wives, whose husbands began .their service during the 84th Con gress. The only other Senate wife chosen as an officer for next year is Mrs. Roman Lee Hruska, wife of the senior Re publican Senator from Ne braska. Mrs. Ross Bass, former Pow ers model, and wife of Repre sentative Bass, Democrat of Tennessee, will be president of the 84th Congress club dur ing 1959. She succeeds' Mrs. Gordon Allott, 'wife of the senior Republican senator from Colorado. Mrs. Neuberger was also a member of the committee which planned the recent an nual banquet of the 84th club. Membership in the organiza tion is bipartisan. ' Eighth Graders Honored at Prom Seventh and eighth grade students of Griffin Creek school held their school prom May 28 at the school gymna sium. Artificial roses, a May pole and bouquets of ivy decorated the gymnasium for the dance. The seventh graders were in charge of arrangements. A five piece orchestra play ed for the event and Mrs. Van de Camp baked and decorated the cake for the eighth grad ers. z- Kay. Miller was crowned queen by Mrs. Myrna S. Frink, principal, and Larry Muir was crowned king. Princesses were Janet Kelly, Joyce Leon, Jackie Rummel and Barbara Walker. Patron and patronesses were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Hugdahl, Mr. and Mrs. Lanse Pitts, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Minear, Mr, and Mrs. Emmet Routh, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Guches, Mrs. Marion Sander, Mrs. Frink and Roland Griffith. In charge of the music was Ran dolph Hugdahl. A basket woven more than 2,000 years ago has been found in Nevada. 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SP 3-5345 University Wo Activities For Plans for coming activities were outlined at a joint meet ing of the retiring and recent ly installed officers of Med ford branch, American Asso ciation of University Women, held at the home of Mrs. John Stong, the new president. The former president, Mrs. A. J. Johannson, assistedv here " as hostess and presided over the first part of the meeting. Introduced as the commit tee chairman for the coming year . were Mrs. Edwin W. Gebhard, art; Mrs. DeVere Taylor, courtesy; Mrs. Wallace Haskins, education; Mrs. Nils Edin, fellowship luncheon; Mrs. Berwick Wood, fellow ship play; Mrs. R. P. Knights, historian; Mrs. William Mc Laren, hospitality; Mrs. Harry P. Poston, international rela tions. Also Mrs. Gordon S. Mac Kenzie, legislative; Mrs. Roy Elmgren, membership; Mrs. Theodore P, Barss, program; Mrs. Thomas McCamant, pub licity; Mrs. R. M. Mayer, ra dio; Mrs. C. B. Collins, televi sion; Miss Peggyann Hutchin son, recent graduates; Mrs. Kenneth Johnson, social stud ies; Mrs. S. C. Jones Jr., status of women; Mrs. LeRoy Smith, study group coordinator; and Miss Margaret Jones, telephone. men Plan New Year Special purpose of the board meeting was to acquaint these chairmen and the new officers with the nature of heir work. In addition to this orientation session, preliminary plans for fall activities were discussed. An increased membership par ticipation in the Radio Story Hour is desired when it re sumes in October. A new proj ect will be a series of chil dren's TV programs, - and it will be essential that many members budget some time to help in this worthwhile under-! taking," it was said. Like the radio program, those on television are to serve a dual purpose. First, they are designed as a service to the children and parents of the community. Further than this, the money paid by. their sponsors is used for the fel lowship grants for advanced study given by the Medford branch to qualified and de serving students. Garden Club A meeting of Little Garden club will be held at the home of Mrs. George Sample, Route 1, Box 63, Jacksonville, Wednesday, June 11. This club is the newest of the gar den clubs in this district, hav ing been organized in recent weeks. -History of Flag Topic for Group "The History of Our Flag" will be the topic presented by Mrs. Horace Thompson when College Women's club meets Saturday, June 14, at the Girls' Community club. Officers for the coming year will be installed. Mrs. Ernest Gilstrap and Mrs. L. G. Frink will be co-hostesses. Past Presidents Plan Session at -Wagners Past presidents of Ladies auxiliary, Fraternal Order of Eagles, meet Friday, June 13, at the home of Mrs. Jesse Wagner, 112 Cottage street, Medford. Dessert will be served at 1:30 p.m. followed by the business meeting. 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