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Central Point, Medford
Royal Neighbors Install
Central Point Miss Don
na Burnett, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Burnett,
Gold Hill, was installed hon
ored queen of Bethel 38, In
ternational Order of Job's
Daughters, January 10 at Cen-
ttral Point Masonic temple.
Crater chapter of DeMolay
officiated at the crowning cer
emony. Other new officers include:
senior princss, Suzanne Hood;
junior princess, Rachel Ham
ilton; guide, Jeanette Purdy;
; marshal, Rebecca Ferrell;
chaplain, Janet Kilbourn; re
corder, Ellen Ward; treasur
er, Janet Scalberg; librarian,
Cheryl Ghelardi; musician,
Charla Meyer; messengers,
Janet Hobbs, June Hopkins,
Nancy Stewart, Terri Turner,
Helen Goff; senior custodian,
. Lorraine Scalberg; junior cus
todian, Arlene Chausse; inner
guard, Karen Golding; outer
guard, Bonnie Knapp; lady of
the lights, Leslie Meister;
page, Jan Campbell.
Those installed in the beth
el choir are Nancy Clark,
Melba Graham, Lee Hamilton,
Cathy Harsh, Vicki Lester,
Rena Offutt, Judy Patterson,
Cora Belle Ravenor, Sharon
Walters and Elaine Wilson.
The installing queen, Miss
Linda Warren, was assisted
by past queens of Bethel 38
who served as installing offi
cers. They were: guide, Mrs.
Gordon Mekvold; marshal,
Miss Kay Askwith; chaplain,
Mrs. Richard Stratton; record
er, Mrs. Gene anook; senior
custodian. Miss Helen Hood;
junior custodian, Mrs. Robert
Lance.
Mrs. Darrel Greb, a past
princess of the bethel was in
stalling musician. S h e r y 1
Koellner officiated as lady of
the lights and helped with the
guest book.
. Dave Brown, master coun
cillor of Crater chapter of
DeMolay, was assisted by Ros
coe Day, Dick Herdstjuth,
John Martin," Richard Lichti,
Daymon Barnard, Boyd Hen
ry, Charles Black, Leslie
Goff and Willis Williams.
Visitors included Miss Lyn
da Knips, queen of Bethel 55;
Miss Marion Parsons, junior
princess, bethel 14; Mrs. Carl
Elhart, guardian, Bethel 14;
past grand guardian and past
guardian of Bethel 22; Morris
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Miss Donna Burnett
(Landis photo)
Boughner, associate guardian,
Bethel 14; Mrs. William Suit,
grand marshal; Mrs. Merril
Harsh, matron; and Russell
Fair, patron, Nevita chapter,
and DeMolay Dad, Crater
chapter.
Other distinguished guests
present were H. P. Jewett,
past associate guardian. Beth
el 38; Mrs. William Aswith,
and Mrs. Paul Snook, past
guardians, Bethel 38.
. L. C. Scott, acting for Wil
bur Smith, worshipful master,
Masonic lodge 135, presented
the newly installed queen an
arm bouquet of carnations
from the Central Point lodge,
During the ceremony Mrs.
Norman Gail, Mrs. Roy Es
kew, and Mrs. Paul Malloy,
accompanied by Mrs. Bruce
sang several selections. Mar
ilyn Smith and Susan Smith,
.cousins of the queen, brought
in the crown and Bible.
The theme, "Oregon's Cen
tennial" was used in decorat
ing the chapter room and the
dining room in shades of lav
ender and white. Two huge
white wagon wheels were en
twined with Orgon grape, and
milk glass vases and a butter
churn were also filled with
the state's flowers. The serv
ing tables were covered with
lavender cloths, and an oxen
team and - covered wagon
loaned by Mrs. Don Braund,
made an effective centerpiece.
A huge cake, decorated in the
queen's honor, was cut and
Mrs. Lyman Smith was
recommended for the office
of treasurer of the Oregon
State council, Epsilon Sigma
Alpha international sorority,
at the January meeting of
Alpha Lambda chapter. She
is now serving as state parlia
mentarian. Elections will be
held at the state convention
here in April.
Mrs. Albert Lange was ap
pointed to fill the office of
parliamentarian for the local
chapter.
The sum of $200 was sent
to the Children's Hospital
School in Eugene. Raising
money for the school is the
state project of the Oregon
chapters. This money was
raised during the annual sale
of Brown & Haley mints.
Several chairmen will soon
be announced for the Easter
seal drive, which the sorority
sponsors in Jackson county.
Money was also given to the
Salvation Army for the
Christmas project of "food for
needy families."
Mrs. C. W. Gallup was a
guest for the meeting. Mrs.
Smith was hostess and co
hostesses were Mrs. David
Hendrix and Mrs. Ernie
Lytle. A baked food sale is
scheduled for Valentine's day.
Chapter CG Plans
Meeting Wednesday
Chapter CG of the sister
hood will meet at 1 pjn.
Wednesday, January 21, at
the home of Mrs. Stewart Mil
ne, 220 North Keeneway
drive. The assisting hostess
will be Mrs. Edmund L. Sim
mons. A Founders' day program
will be in charge of the presi
dent, Mrs. Kenneth Campbell.
served. "
On the refreshment com
mittee were Mrs. Scott Ham
ilton and daughters, Rachel
and Lee; Mrs. Everett Rave
nor and daughter, Cora Belle;
Mrs. E. O. Graham and daugh
ter, Melba. The decorations
were arranged by the queen's
mother, Mrs. Burnett, and the
dining table by Mrs. Hamil
ton, Mrs. Ravenor and Mrs.
Graham.
A dance and reception fol
lowed the meeting. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Elmer Phillpott
(Classic photo)
Phillpott -Cearley Ceremony
Held in Eagle Point Church
Eagle Point-Miss Margaret
Linda Cearley became the
bride of Arthur Elmer Phill
pott in a ceremony December
26 at the Community Bible
church in Eagle Point. The
Rev. Joseph Munshaw offici
ated at the double ring cere
mony attended by 75 rela
tives and friends. -
The bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cear
ley, 30 West Third street,
Eagle Point. Mr. Phillpott is
a son of Mrs. Jane Phillpott,
725 Alder street, Medford,
and Orville Phillpott, Vale,
Ore.
Birds of paradise, holly,
Guild To Begin
Study of East
Susannah Wesley unit of
Wesleyan Service guild, First
Methodist church, will meet
Monday, January 19, at 8 p.m.
in the home of Mrs. Eugene
G. Ray, Ross lane.
Miss Dixie Dixon, presi
dent, will present the first
of a three-part study on the
Middle East, the interdenomi
national foreign mission study
planned for this year. Miss
Dixon will use the book
"Middle East Pilgrimage"
written by R. Park Johnson,
field representative in the
Middle East for the Presby
terian board of missions. She
plans to present a brief his
tory of the peoples of the area
and special attention will be
given to Egypt and the coun
tries of the Arabian penin
sula. , Mrs. Oliver P. Taylor will
lead the devotional program
for the evening. An invitation
is extended to any employed
woman to be a guest of the
group at this session.
About 60 million babies
have been born in the U.S.
since 1941.
red poinsettias and bronze
chrysanthemums d e c o rated
the church for the eight
o'clock evening ceremony.
Miss Georgia Weidman play
ed the organ wedding music
and accompanied Mrs. Phil
lip Clarke, Redding, sister of
the bridegroom, who sang. ,
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a
white satin gown trimmed
with lace and her veij was
fingertip length. She carried
red rosebuds on a white
Bible.
Miss Joyce Cearley was
honor attendant for her sis
ter and Miss Barbara Hender
son was bridesmaid. Miss
Cearley wore a red taffeta
dress with overskirt of red
chiffon. Miss Henderson wore
a green frock. Their corsages
were white carnations. Kim
Allen, Ashland, was flower
girl, and Michael Allen
nephew of the bride, served
as ring bearer. The flower
girl wore a red taffeta dress
trimmed with white daisies
and carried a red and white
basket.
Walter Peterson, Medford,
served as best man while Alf
Paterson, Medford, and Phil
lip Clarke, Redding, Calif.,
brother-in-law of the bride
groom, seated the guests.
Folllowing the ceremony a
reception was held at the
home of the bride's parents.
Mrs. George Allen cut the
cake assisted by Mrs. Jack
Chamberlain, Fortuna, Calif
Both are sisters of the bride.
Miss Cearley presided at the
punch bowl and Mrs. Pearl
Burns poured the coffee.
The couple are making
their home at IllVt West
14th street, Medford. The
bride attended Eagle Point
schools. Mr. Phillpott is
graduate of Ashland High
school and is employed by
Pinnacle Packing company,
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