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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 4, 1959)
Sylvia Morris Installed Honored Queen, Bethel 1 4 Miss Sylvia Morris, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Morris, 240 Sunrise avenue, was installed honored queen of Medford Bethel 14, Inter national Order of Job's Daughters, in ceremonies held Tuesday evening at the Masonic temple. The retiring queen. Miss Sharon Blicken staff, was installing officer. Taking office with Miss Morris were Miss Micke Noble and Miss Marian Parsons, senior and junior princesses; Miss Carta Borough, guide; Miss Barbara Morton, mar shal; Miss Mavis Strom, chap lain; Miss Julie Yoakley, re corder; Miss Sandra Edwards, musician; Miss Diane Lewis, Miss Francis Bessonette, Miss Cheryl Potucek, Miss Pat Nel son, Miss Sue Sneed, messen gers; Miss Louise Hoover and Miss Patty Borough, senior and junior custodians; Miss Jan Barker, librarian; Miss Donna Pouios, treasurer; Miss Sue Higgins, Miss Cherre Paulazzo, inner and outer guards. Also installed were Miss Laura Rupert, lady of lights; Miss Diane Bush, assistant; Miss Loretta Turman, prompt er; Miss Sue Watrud, chair man of grandparents commit tee; Miss Leslie Stanley, Miss Nola Shurtleff, big sisters; Miss Caroline Denyer, Miss Lynn Peterson and Miss Mar jorie Wonderly, historians.- Bethel choir members in clude Miss July Brill, soloist; Miss Karen Christensen, as sistant; Miss Martha Sanborn, choir secretary; and Misses Lois Waltermire, Myrtle Wil liams, Donna Johnson, Janice y Taylor, Janet Kelly, Pat Ellis, Carol Lee, Liz Howard, Don na Marin, Lynn Snyder, Lin da Nash, Sharon' Smets, Dru Ann Graff and-Mary Heyer man. Past queens assisting Miss Blickenstaff were Miss Sue Knight, guide; Miss Sue Hub bard, marshal; Miss Marcia Spence, chaplain; Miss Pat Hanson, recorder; Miss Ann Garner, Miss Bernice Skoog, senior and junior custodians. Miss; Lois Els a Voegtly was the installing musician and Miss Rosemary Doolen, soloist for the evening. Master councilor-elect Rob ert Pond and members of the Medford chapter of DeMolay performed the coronation ceremony. ' Miss Morris introduced her 'parents and her brothers, Tom and Bretton. Her father pre sented her with a white ivory gavel and her brother Bretton presented her a nosegay of flowers. Both the retired and newly Installed queens were present ed pins. Miss Blickenstaff re ceived a Jobina doll from Miss Morris and a crown of flowers from the bethel. Three queens, Miss Linda Eccleston, Bethel 56, Miss Lynda Knips, Bethel 55 and Miss Jan Williams, Bethel 13, who is grand bethel queen of Oregon, were introduced. Sev eral senior and junior princes were also in attendance. Also introduced by Queen Sylvia were Mrs. W. K. Suit, grand marshal of Oregon; Mrs. Etta McKinney, matron of Reames chapter, Order of Eastern Star; Ross Gilkinson, master of Masonic Lodge 103; and several present and past guardians of valley bethels. Queen Sylvia was honored during an addendum, with officers forming a star. Miss Rosemary Doolen sang "Syl via." Miss Blickenstaff then presented the new queen a Miss Sylvia Morris (Landis photo) gift of silver from the bethel. A reception followed instal lation. Decorations were of silver and blue; the queen's theme was "My Stairway to the Stars." Miss Morris is the third member of her family to be come queen of Bethel 14. Her mother, the former Janice Shreve, is a charter member of the bethehl, a past queen and a past guardian. Her aunt, Mrs. Larry N. Schade Jr., the former Mary Eliza beth Shreve, is a past queen of Bethel 14. Practice for all new officers is to be held Tuesday, Janu ary 6, and the first meeting of the new year will be held Wednesday, January 7. Americana Lamps New York-UPD-Sophisticat-ed treatments of American motifs make a strong bid for attention in lamp collections. In lamps, as in furniture, the revived interest in Ameri cana covers a wide range from outright traditional in terpretations to merely a hint of the past in softened con temporary forms. These new designs, reports the Lamp and Shade Institute of America, are a far cry from the quaint little knick-kacks formerly called "colonial." ' i Add a touch of elegance to winter soups with generous wedges of ripe olives. They're delicious in almost any soup, and especially popular in French onion, fish or corn chowder or cream of tomato. - j.. V.4SHDAY WONDER For the housewife who does her own laundry, ironing shirt is probably the greatest single, chore. This white cotton shirt, chemically treated so that It requires little or no ironing, has just been removed from the automatic dryer. ot only are wash-and-wear cotton shirts less trouble to care for but they stay neater during wear. LMJ mm m It's Sensible to have your laundry done the professional way! Let us take over your washday chores! Dependable service, eco nomical prices, prompt pickup! 3A Finish 10 lbs. $1.20 Each Additional Pound 12c ALL FLAT PIECES FINISHED! With this service, men's shirts finished for a slight additional charge, and every shirt is cello packaged. ' Phone SP 2-6165 For Free Pickup & Delivery Better ( IrumaJ h A MEOFOnD 1 I IJUcmrntic, If I UUNOIY A 9tY ClEAMEtS 1 and Beautiful Dry Cleaning ' 30-32 N. Riverside "AS IF BY MAGIC" Medford, Oregon Day-to-Dale Glamor 9139yK;f; 9-17 ' r7 In tnMifa1irfH The "little-waist" look you adore in a princess dress that travels from day to date thanks to the elegant, Empire jacket. Sew-easy no waist seams! Tomorrow's pattern: Misses dress. Printed Pattern 9139: Jun ior Miss Sizes 9, 11, 13, 15, 17. Size 13 dress takes 4 yards 39-inoh fabric; jacket 2 yards. Printed directions on each pattern part. Easier, accu rate. Send FIFTY CENTS (coins) for this pattern add 10 cents for each pattern for first class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, Medford Mail Trib une, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th st., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, AD DRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Sunday, January 4, 1959 7A Self-Expression 9 i Oh what a day! If you're worn to a frazzle-dazzle be cheered by the sight of these comical motifs! Easy stitchery. Pattern 7317: transfer of 4 motifs about 7Vi x 8 inches. Directions for a matching apron, toaster-cover, kitchen towels.. Send Thirty-five cents (coins) for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st class mailing. Send to Med ford Mail Tribune, Household Arts Dept., P, O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, AD DRESS, PATTERN NUMBER. Our new 1959 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue has many lovely designs to order: crocheting, knitting, embroid ery, quilts, dolls, weaving. A special gift, in the catalog to keep a child happily occupied a cutout doll and clothes to color. Send 25 cents for your copy of the book. Mirror, Mirror ... East Lansing, Mich - (DPD -Have a mirror in your kitch en so you can "face yourself" several times a day, suggests Carol Morris, extension spe cialist in home management at Michigan State University. The mirror may remind' you to take a few minutes rest, smooth your hair or square your shoulders. A touch of make-up, combed hair and carefully tended hands and nails should be a part of your daily beauty routine, she said. To add sweetness to friend chicken, cook floured chicken in shortening until lightly browned. All salt and pepper, Va cup chopped maraschino cherries and Vi cup vinegar. Cover and cook 45 minutes, or until tender. Lynda Knips Takes Office As Job's Daughters Queen Miss Lynda Knips was in stalled honored queen of Beth el 55, Internaional Order of Job's Daughters, in a cere mony held Saturday evening, December 27. Installing " officers for the evening were the Misses Kar alee Selby, queen; Patricia Hanson, guide; Marcia Spence, marshal; Sue Knight, chap lain; Belle VanDyke, musi cian; Linda' Warren, recorder; Judy Lobdell, senior custod ian; Sharon Blickenstaff, jun ior custodian; and Rosemary Dolen, soloist. Medford Order of DeMolay and Master Councilor Robert Pond were in charge of the crowning ceremony. Other officers installed for the coming term were senior princess, Barbara Gordon; junior princess, Marcia Bar rell; guide, Jackie Mee; mar shal, Teresa Six; chaplain, Donna Dell; recorder. Karen Mayfield; musician, Charlotte Brown; messengers, Patricia Brewold, Pamela Jones, Con nie Harris, Jane Ward, and Margi Moir; senior custodian, Laurie Beth Buonocore;- jun ior custodian, Pamela Rob erts; librarian, Ann Van Dyke; treasurer, Pat Shorey; inner guard, Barbara Mitchell; outer guard, Carol Slater; lady of lights, Sylvia Coeeins: assistant lady of lights, Dotti Arney; gavel escort, Sharyn Hamm; Bible escort, Heather Rode; page, Pat Mevers: prompter, Sandy Sanner; daughters of sociability, Janet Turner and Barbara Lees; daughter of publicity.. Sandra Jewett; daughter of parapher nalia, Sandy Sanner. Choir members for the coming term are Misses Wil leta Eubanks, JoAnn Foresee, Camille Eri, Virginia Vaughn, Cheryl Cummings, Faye Ad ams, Lana Merrifield, Susan Yoder, Brenda Suit and De Ann Coy. Queen Lynda introduced f" Miss Lynda Knips (Landis photo) her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. William Knips, and her brother Harold. Mrs. Knips presented Lynda with a bouquet of red roses and her brother presented the queen a gavel. Past queens introduced were Miss Hanson, Miss Spence ana Miss Judy Lobell, Bethel 55; Miss Marval Suit, Bethel 37, Bandon; Miss Susan Knight, Mrs. Charles Jones, Mrs. Jack Six and Miss Sharon Blick enstaff, Bethel 14; Miss Linda Warren, Bethel 38, Central Point. After the installation and retiring march, an addendum was given in honor of past queen Karalee Selby. A re ception and dance followed. New Mascara A new automatic mascara applicator coats and curls eye lashes at the same time. The mascara does not cake, flake, or become sticky. It is water proof, quick drying, and does not irritate the eyes. The ap plicator has a sliding cylinder which dispenses the right amount of mascara and re mains dean 'after long use. 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