Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 27, 1959, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPTA Units Conduct Installation MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. Wednesday, May 27, 1959 3 Camp Librarian Talks for Nurses Cave Junction - Mrs. Floyd Barrett, Grants Pass, past vofrinnal vice nrpsiHent of Ore- r ! u--, K n j i Congress of Parent and . uuiwi of the domiciliary at a meet ing Tuesday of the Oregon Nurses association, District 4, It was held at, the nurses quarters at the Domicilary. She stressed the importance of choosing the correct type of reading for each individual in a hospital and mentioned that many reading aids are available to patients in Veter ans hospitals and in - larger cities from public libraries. These include projected books for bed patients and page turners for paralytic patients. It was explained that neither of these facilities are avail abel at Camp White since the hospital is maintained on a small scale. The speaker said that 5,000 books are now in the library at Camp White, including all the latest magazines and newspapers. . - Miss Edith Holmes, libra rian for Camp White Domicil iary, told of the services a li- gon Teachers, installed new offic ers of the four Valley Parent Teacher associations in a joint ceremony held Tuesday eve ning in the high school gym nasium Heading the slate for the high school is Mrs. Van John son with Mrs. Robert Cherry, vice president: Mrs. Monte Heald, secretary; and S. S. Castleberry, treasurer; How ard Walton, teacher vice president. Installed for Evergreen grade school were Mrs. Clif ford Fink, president; Mrs. Robert Bottel, vice president; Mrs. Charles Lemmon, secre tary; Ralph Millard, treasurer. Mrs. Louis Aller is presi dent of - the Kerby grade school, supported by Mrs. Wayne Thornhill, vice presi dent; Mrs. Don Fulk, secre tary; Mrs. Vernon Johnson, treasurer. Leaders of the Selma school are Ernest Hamilton, presi dent; Mrs. David Grigsby, vice president, Mrs. Ernest Harrul ton, secretary and Mrs. M Mikkleson, treasurer. Mrs. Barrett was assisted by Mrs. Ronald Prather, repre senting all past presidents; Mrs. Lester Frost, represent ing all past vice presidents; Mrs. Pat whitely, represent ing all past secretaries; and Mrs. Don Metcalf, represent ing all past treasurers. Cor sages were presented to all the incoming officers. Presentations were also made of past presidents pins to Mrs. Ronald Prather and 'Larry Cushing, retiring presi dents of the Kerby and Ever green grade schools, by Mrs. Barrett. Mrs. Alton Sowell, retiring high school president, - pinned the president's badge on Mrs. Van Johnson, who in turn presented Mrs. Sowell with her past president's pin. Mrs. Prather presented Kerby's traveling president's pin to Mrs. Aller and Ernest Hamilton made the past presi dent's pin presentation to Don Metcalf, Selma. The controversial issue of the proposed proposition to hold future Valley PTA meet ings jointly was discussed at length. Better attendance, bet ter programs and better civic achievement were the favor able aspects of the problems. Opponents foresee problems of legislation and the diffi culties arising from individ ual management in collective meetings. When the question of the legality of the vote of the as sembled group was raised, a committee of the three in - coming presidents was ap pointed to draw up a work able, plan which will be pre sented to each organization at the first meeting of the fall session. Ernest Hamilton, speaking for the Selma school, de clared Selma would not join the combine as - the greater distance members would have to travel would prove incon venient. Miss Carmel White, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harland White, was awarded the local high school PTA scholarship of $140 toward her expenses at the school of her choice. -Entertainment was supplied by Van Johnson s dance band. This special group is drawn from students in the regular school band Refreshments were served in the home economics rooms during the social hour at the close of the meeting. Bethel 36 Installs Officers Psychiatrist Talks for Unit Dr. Harry Danielson, . psy chiatrist, presided over a dis cussion held by members of the Wilson Park Home Ex tension unit when it held its last meeting of the season May 11 at the home of Mrs. Gary Conrad, 1149 Leland avenue. The topic was "Family Re lations" and among subjects discussed were "Raising Chil dren". 'Today's Teenagers" and "Educating Your Child". Assisting Mrs. Conrad were Mrs. Bruce Bateman and Mrs. O. H. Smeltz. The first meeting of next season will be held Septem ber 1 at the home of Mrs. David Shaffer, 932 Stewart avenue. Cave Junction - Mrs. Joe Rogers, Independence, grand guardian for Job's Daughters in Oregon, installed the guar dian council for Bethel 36 Monday night at the Kerby Masonic temple. Honored Queen Carmel White con ducted the meeting. Other guests included the vice-associate grand guardian, L. R. Manning, the grand guide, Mrs. W. K. Suit; Mrs. Harold Gordon, guardian of Bethel 55, all Medford; Mr. and Mrs. Homer Snider, past guardian and associate guar dian; Mrs. Henry Boyd, past guardian, Bethel 36; and Mrs. Ina Yandell, worthy matron, Western Star chapter, Order Eastern Star. Assisting Mrs. Rogers in the installation ceremonies were Mr. Manning, Mrs. Suit, Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. D. H. Lloyd, Mrs. Homer Snider and Miss Sandra Piper. Mrs. Dan Piper was in stalled as guardian, with Mil ton Pierson as associate guar dian and Mrs. Pat Whitely, guardian secretary; Mrs. Les Basham, . guardian ..treasurer; Mrs. James Racknor, promoter of socialibility; Mrs. Alton Sowell, guardian of parapher nalia and director of the merit system; ' Ralph Millard, pro moter ' of finance; Mrs. .' Jim Culbertson, promoter of hos pitality; Mrs. Ronald Prather, director of epochs; E. W. Morris,- promoter of fraternal re lations; Mrs. William Wein- gart, promoter of philanthro py; Mrs. Hugh White, public ity chairman. ' Mrs. Loraine Steimer, chair man of the tree farm commit tee, urged all members to at tend the next work day, the last Sunday in May. Queen - Carmel announced the Federated -Women's club had granted the Bethel per mission to sell potted ever green tree seedlings at the Kerbyville Museum during the Centennial observance. . -Pamela ' Cherry," chaplain, received her proficiency cer tificate from Honored Queen Carmel. 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