Chapter
Honors
Members
Reames chapter, Order of
the Eastern Star, honored
charter and fifty-year mem
bers April 23. Honored were
Mrs. R. G. Fowler, Mrs. Orrie
Stoddard, Mrs. W. R. Duffy
and Mrs. H. U. Lumsden, all
of whom have been members
of the Eastern Star for more
than 50 years. Mrs. Lumsden
is a charter member of
Reames chapter, which was
instituted on April 27, 1900,
and was worthy matron of
the chapter in 1903.
Mrs. Mabel Wright was to
have received her 50-year pin
at this meeting, but due to
illness was unable to be pres
ent. The presentation was
made at her home by Mrs.
Earl McKinney, worthy ma
tron, and a group of officers.
In keeping with the Cen
tennial theme, many family
heirlooms of pewter and chi
na, and old guns were used
to decorate the dining room;
at each place was a small
paper stagecoach.
All the officers wore Cen
tenntial dresses. The beauti
ful gown worn by the worthy
matron, Mrs. McKinney was
over eighty years old, and had
been the wedding dress of
Mrs. Ray K. Baily's mother.
Mrs. Frank C. Roberts was
chairman of the refreshment
committee. She was assisted
by Mrs. P. A. Chitwood, Mrs,
John B. Lynch, Mrs. V. A.
Thompson, V. A. Thompson
and Bill Randolph.
A group of Eastern Star of
ficers and members chartered
a bus to Klamath Falls on
Tuesday, April 28, to attend
Friendship night there.
Making the trip from
Medford were Mrs. Earl Mc
Kinney, worthy matron;
Herbert Morris, worthy pa
tron; Mrs. Morris, W. Morris
Boughner, grand sentinel of
the Order in Oregon; Mrs. E.
G. Randolph, grand represen
tative of District of Columbia
in Oregon; Mr. Randolph,
Mrs. Roy V. Nordwick, Mrs.
Ross Gilkinson, Mrs. Glenn
Bailey, Mrs. Don Ashpole,
Mrs. Stewart Pennington,
Mrs. Gene Dyke, Mrs. Don
Waldron, Mrs. R. L. Ray, Mrs.
A. W. Denney, William
Sweek and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Elliott.
Mrs. Wyles i Berry, grand
representative of Wisconsin in I
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Mrs. Mabel Wright, 842
West Thirteenth street, was
presented a 50-year member
ship pin by Mrs. Earl McKin
ney, worthy matron of
Reames chapter, in a recent
ceremony in Mrs. Wright's
borne.
Club Announces
Annual Tourney
The first session of the
men's and women's pairs
championship tournament of
Medford Duplicate Bridge
club will be held Tuesday,
May 12, beginning at 7:30 p jn.
North-south winners of mas
ter points at the May 5 club
play were Mrs.. Sam Richard
son and Mrs. B. D. Black
Stone, first, 164 points; Miss
Isobel Stuart and Mrs. How
ard Boyd, second, 163; Mrs.
Fred Purdin and John Rus
sell, third, 161, and Mr. and
Mrs. Berg Marten, fourth,
143V2.
East-west winners were Mr.
and Mrs. Leland Clark, first,
173; Mrs. Sam Van Dyke and
Mrs. John Dougherty, second,
170; Mrs. Ray Walker and
Mrs. M. . B. Wright, Grants
Pass, third, 152; and Mrs.
Marrs Gibbons and Mrs. Karl
Janouch, fourth, 135.
Mrs. A. Alger, Brookings,
was a visiting player.
Travel Study Club Winner Of State Federation Award
Travel Study club of the
Oregon Federation of Wo
men's Clubs in Medford won
first place in the state for its
support of "Care" assistance
to Greece last winter. Ash
land Civic club was second.
Both are in district one.
Announcement of the
awards was made by Mrs.
Emery Ingham, Portland,
state chairman for Care, at
the Federation's state conven
tion in Roseburg May 4-6.
Mrs. Ingham spoke on Care,
stating that the Oregon Fed
eration is contributing $1,500
for tool kits in Greece.
Among speakers at the con-
Officers Named
For Bethel 36
Cave Junction Miss Linda
Prather, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald R. Prather, was
recently elected to be the next
honored queen of Bethel 36,
International Order of Job's
Daughters.
Miss Sandra Piper was
elected senior princess; Miss
Beverly Sowell, junior prin
cess; Mis Linda Larson,
guide; and Miss Diane Blue,
marshal. Installation will be
in June.
Honored Queen Carmel
White presided.
Plans were made for enter
tainment which the Bethel
was to present for the Ma
sonic Friendship night.
The regular "Go to Church"
Sunday will be observed to
day with members attending
Immanuel Methodist church.
The next guardian council
meeting will be Monday,
May 11, at the home of Mrs.
Alton Sowell.
Card Party
Getogether club will hold
a card party Friday, May 15,
at 1 p jn. at the Girls Commu
nity club. A dessert luncheon
will be served.
vention was Mrs. Carrol E.
Miller, Missoula, Mont., sec
ond vice president of the Gen
eral Federation of Women's
Clubs, who said that Oregon
Care in comparison with other
states,
She added that Oregon has
given some of the finest lead
ership to the Federation, and
gave special mention of Mrs
Marion T. Weatherford, Ar
lington, andMrs. Hildred M
Zell, Wasco.
The theme of her talk was
"Federation is something
more than the cups of tea and
cakes we get at every meet
ing." The three essentials she list
ed as necessary in every club
were "leadership, enthusiasm
and action." She pointed out
that it is important for every
club member to participate in
her club, because the indi
vidual member is an impor
tant factor in the success of
both the local and interna
tional club.
Conventions provide "a
look at where we are going,"
she said, and advised mem
bers not to lose enthusiasm,
"it wrinkles the soul.
She discussed the Marshall
plan, which the Federation
supported, and closed her talk
with a quotation from the ex-
secretary of state, John Foster
Dulles, that "Unity in diversi
ty is a university of freedom."
Meeting Scheduled
For Nevita Chapter
Central Point-Nevita chap
ter, Order of Eastern Star,
will hold a stated meeting at
8 p.m. May 12 in the Masonic
temple in Central Point. Mrs,
Mary Harsh, worthy patron,
will preside.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mc
Grew and Mrs. Mary Note are
in charge of refreshments and
Mrs. J. E. Vincent in charge
of decorations.
Oregon, and Mrs. Rex Note
from 'Nevita chapter, Central
Point, and Joseph Jacques,
worthy patron, and Mrs.
Jacques, Oregon chapter, Can
yonville, also made the trip.
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