Reception Here Honors
Oregon Grand Officer
Order of Eastern Star
members from all parts of
Oregon, including the grand
officers, were in Medford Sat
urday, November 15, for a
formal reception honoring
Morris Boughner, sentinel of
the Oregon grand chapter.
The reception was sponsored
by Medford's Reames chap
ter, of which Mr. Boughner is
a member and past patron.
Mrs. Earl McKinney, ma
tron,1 and Herbert Morris,
patron, of the chapter presid
ed for the function.
Representing the Oregon
"grand family" of the order
at the reception were Mrs.
Victor Thomsen, Hood River,
worthy grand matron; Mrs.
Richard Dickinson, Corvallis,
associate grand matron; Ron
ald Gilson, Lebanon, associ
ate grand patron; Mrs. Earl
Denham, Portland, grand
treasurer; Mrs. Jens Her
mann. Seaside, conductress;
Mrs. Melvin Oliotte, Portland,
associate conductress; M r s.
Vaughn K e a r n s. organist;
Mrs. Eugene Page, Fort' Klam
ath, Adah; Mrs. Robert Uh
brand, Eugene, Ruth; Mrs.
Henry Tardiff, Portland, Elec
ta; Mrs. Robert Kern, New
port, warder.
Past grand matrons attend
ing were Miss Carlotta K.
Wiseman, Grants Pass; Mrs.
Hazel Graham, Tillamook;
Mrs. Irene McKinley, Port
land and Mrs. Bertha O. Bur
ton, Portland. Past grand pa
trons in attendance were Ed
win Cox and Frank L. Bass,
Big Pines
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both Portland, and A. Ray
Martin, Eugene.
A group of grand commit
tee members included Mrs.
Alma Jenz, Portland, publi
city chairman for the Oregon
chapter; Mrs. Melvin Mc
Grew, Medford, pay of repre
sentatives; Mrs. Margaret
Harriss, Scottsburg, ESTARL;
George R. Mulvey, Kerby, en
dowment committee.
Grand representatives at
the event included Mrs. Mary
Note, Medford, (Rhode Is
land); Mrs. E. G. -Randolph,
Medford, (District of Colum
bia); Mrs. Orval Shores, Med
ford, (Illinois) and Mrs. Lloyd
Cornish, Oakland, (New Mex
ico). Worthy matrons of other
chapters present were Mrs.
Robert L. Mackay, Ashland;
Mrs. Ina Yandell, Kerby; Mrs.
Millard Reddaway, Milwau
kie; Mrs. George Mero, Med
ford, matron of Adarel chap
ter in Jacksonville; Mrs. Olga
Bielman. Oakland: Mrs. Wil
liam Richardson, Grants Pass
and Mrs. Merrill Harsh, Cen
tral Point. Patrons included
Mr. Reddaway, Milwaukie;
Gerald Bair, Canby; Richard
Brown, Ashland; Gail P. Buf
fington, Jacksonville; Joseph
Jacques, Canyonville; Ted
Roadman, Oakland; Russell
Fair, Central Point, and Roy
Bailey, Portland.
Mrs. . Marshall Day and
Fred Purdin, matron and pa
tron1 of Roxy Ann court, Or
der of Amaranth, represented
that group and Mrs. Carl D.
Elhart, Medford guardian of
Bethel 14, International Or
der of Job's Daughters, was
present. The honored man is
associate guardian of Bethel
14.
Miss Sharon Blickenstaff,
queen of Bethel 14, presented
Mr. Boughner a Job's queen
doll and, with other members
of the bethel, staged a skit in
his honor. Twenty conduc
tresses of Portland and other
chapters presented an adden
dum and gave Mr. Boughner
a gift.
Courtesy Girls and officers
of the chapter presented an
Indian skit and gave the hon
ored guest a chief's headdress
and Carl Oestreich presented
Mr. Boughner a gift from the
offices.
The refreshment table was
k
Officers of the grand chapter. Order of
Eastern Star in Oregon, gathered in Med
ford November 15 for a formal reception
given in honor of Morris Boughner, grand
sentinel, by Reames chapter, of which he is
a member and past patron. Pictured during
the event are (left to right) Herbert Morris,
Reames' patron; Mrs. Jens Hermann, Sea
side, conductress who, according to the tra
ditional succession method of the order, will
be worthy grand matron in 1960 when Mr.
Boughner (center) will serve as worthy pa
tron and Mrs. Earl McKinney, matron of
Reames chapter.
Chapter Announces
Thanksgiving Dinner
A homecoming Thanksgiv
ing potluck dinner will be
held by Nevita chapter, Or
der of Eastern Star, Tuesday,
November 25, at 6:30 p.m.
in the Masonic temple, Cen
tral Point. Persons attending
are to take their own table
service. .
A stated meeting will fol
low the dinner. Members of
the refreshment committee are
Mrs. Ralph Johnson, Mrs. Le
ta Kyle, Orville Hamilton,
and Mrs. Hamilton, chairman.
Mrs. Luthur Day is in charge
of decorations.
laid with a yellow cloth and
decorated with yellow chrys
anthemums. A no-host dinner at the
Medford hotel preceded the
reception and the following
morning Reame chapter was
host for a breakfast for all
out-of-town guests.
Scottish Rite
Bodies to Meet
Monday Evening
Medford Scottish Rite bod
ies will convene Monday, No
vember 24, at 8 p.m. in the
Masonic temple. The 18th de
gree of Scottish Rite Free
masonry will be presented
for the benefit of the fall re
union class of candidates and
Scottish Rite Masons.
Wyles E. Berry and cast,
under the direction of Clay
M. Lee, wil be in charge of
the ritual work. This is the
terminal degree for the chap
ter of Rose Croix.
Preceding the degree work,
there will be a stated meet
ing of Medford Council of
Kadosh, with Commander
Lloyd E. Hamlin presiding,
and a stated meeting of Med
ford Consistory, with Vener
able Master Carl H. W. Oes
treich officiating.
Meeting Planned
For Study Club
Travel Study club, of the
Oregon Federation of Wom
en's clubs, will meet Tuesday
at one o'clock with Mrs. Hor
ace F. Knight, 452 Fairmont
street.
Walter Knight, Who was in
Montpelier, France, as an ex
change student from Lewis
and Clark college, will be
guest speaker. He will speak
on Morocco principally, and
also touch on other countries
he visited.
Medford Man
Presides Over
Food Conference
J. Verne Shangle, Medford,
was master of ceremonies at
the Western States National
Foods Associates conference
held in Pasadena, Calif., No
vember 16 and 17. Mr. Shan
gle is national vice president
of the group.
During the conference the
local man spoke on the growth
of Natural Food Associates
and reviewed the pure food
and drug act since it was first
passed.
Attending the conference
were 350 members who heard
talks of recent developments
in biochemistry, dentistry and
medicine fields. Included in
the conference were displays
by growers of organic foods,
certified raw milk dairies, and
manufacturers of food supple
ments. Speakers heard during the
two day event included Dr.
rioss Lalansky, . Glendale,
Calif, who spoke on "Your
Oral Health;" Dr. Jonathan
F o r m a h, Columbus. Ohio,
whose topic was "Fluoridation
Must Go;" Dr. E. E. Pfeiffer,
Spring Valley, N. Y., who told
of plant life as it is related to
a person's health; and Dr.
Coda Martin, New York City,
member of the national board
of directors of NFA and past
president of the American
Academy of Nutrition, who
told of the health of the na
tion. National President Dr. Joe
D. Nichols spoke at the eve
ning banquet on "Biological
Blight over America."
Dr. Nichols reported that he
has been asked to present his
views against fluoridation be
fore medical and dental asso
ciations, and planned to do so.
Also reviewed was the work
of the national office and of
the new state organizations by
the executive secretary, Tom
Lavin, Atlanta, Texas.
Dr. Granville Knight, Santa
Barbara, Calif., spoke on "In-
Club Holds
Initiation
Seven new members were
initiated into the Medford
branch of the Business and
Professional Women's club
Thursday evening at a dinner
meeting held at Ping's Gar
dens. New members include Mrs.
Evelyn Nye, Mrs. Opal Carter,
Mrs. Helen Stevens, Mrs. Ro
wena Coleman, Mrs. Gladys
Durrand, Mrs. Ella White and
Mrs. Donna Edmonds.
During the business meet
ing held following the Chi
nese dinner attended by 44
women, it was announced
that the club will purchase
and present to the Medford
Public library a book in
memory of Mrs. Anna G.
Bengtson.
Mrs. Kay Kohler, corresponding-
secretary, submitted
her resignation as she will
be leaving the valley to make
her home in Los Angeles. An
invitation was read from the
Grants Pass BPW club invit
ing the Medford members to
a costume party at the library
auditorium November 25.
The Christmas meeting of
the local group will be held
December 18 and will include
a gift exchange.
In charge of the initiation
ceremony were members of
the emblem committee, Mrs.
Edith Baker, chairman. As
sisting her were Mrs. Muriel
Preston, Mrs. Alice Wylie,
Miss Lucille Leriox, Mrs.
Frances Grant and Mrs.
Georgia- White. Mrs. Ellen
Lynner, membership commit
tee chairman, presented the
new members to the club
president, Mrs. Jean Mast.
secticides, Food Contami
nants, and Air Pollution." Oth
er speakers on the program
were Mrs. Betty Pettit, Albu
querque, N. Mex., and Dr.
Royal Lee, Milwaukee, Wis.
Tape recordings were made
of the majority of the talks
and are available to individ
ual clubs.
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ard Garden club at their
ams lane. Members are re
minded to do research before
the meeting.
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