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o o SUNDAY, JUNE S, 1960 . MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORE I """HI lL 1,1 J. S f ; -3 w -Sfs X ovjj , I jRebekahscHold District Convention in Medford IL 1 k I if Tl 52nd annual conven- gate, Medford, left supporter Gold Hill; and Mrs. P. M. Al-, held Saturday i Hon of District 12, Rebekah Lodges of Oregon, was held SaturdaQMay 28, at the Med ford Odd Fellows hall. Convention officers seaWd by Central Point RebekalO sonville historian; Rli-s- Wil- lodge were Mrs. F. A. Daught- ery, Medford, chairman; Mrs. Kathryn Sweetland, Grants Pass, vice -chairman; Mrs. Fred Schaer, Medford, aecre tary; Mrs. Frank Chapman, Medford, treasurer; Mrs. Ethyl Weed, Medford, right supporter chairman; M r s. George Brownlee, Jackson ville, left supporter chairman; Mrs. Bessie Herman, Grants Pass, right supporter vice chainflan; Mrs. Leona Wei gart, Kerby, left supporter vice - chairman; Mrs. John Robison, Central Point, con ductor; Mrs. Mabel Winkel- man, Glendale, warden; Mrs. Letha Black, Jacksonville, chaplain; Mrs. Donald M. Ivie, Medford, right supporter chaplain; Mrs. R. L. Appel- Officers of the Oregon Women's Christian Temperance Union and the Medford group met recently at First Pres byterian church in Medford for an all-day workshop ses sion. Posing for the photographer following the session were (left to right) Mrs. G. O. Sanden, president of the Medford Chapter; Mrs. Beulah R. Spears, state correspond ing secretary; Mrs. Kenneth Dunkelberger, state secretary of the youth temperance council; Mrs. William I. Hargis, slate president; and Mrs. Ralph H. Mort, state vice-president, all Portland. Lady Lions Announce Installation Jacksonville - Mrs. O. W. Matheny will be installed president of the Jacksonville Lady Lions at joint installa tion ceremonies with the Lions club scheduled for June 15. She was elected to the office at a recent meeting in the Community club. Mrs. Norman Butts is the new secretary-treasurer. Directors for the new year will be Mrs. John Keaveny, Mrs. Ray Wilson, Mrs. Char les Young and Mrs. Harvey Parrott. Retiring officers are Mrs. Parrott, president, and Mrs. Young, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Butts and Mrs. Parrott are delegates appointed to at tend a state Lions convention at Pendleton June 9, 10 and 11. The group's main program is to assist with the Lady Lions' state project of sup porting an institute for par ents of blind children. The local group also works in community activities. Their a 12-week course in dancing lessons for young people at the Community club. An aver age of 18 young persons at tended the classes which were conducted by Mrs. Harold Thurston. The Lady Lions plan a buf fet supper and evening of dancing for young people and chaplain; Mrs. Ruth Johnson, Grants Pass, inside guardian; Mrs. Rachel Foster, Glendiiv, outside guardian; Mrs. Floyd Dickey, Ashland, musician; Mrs. Marguerit Black, Jack- Standards Given For Livability Of Housing Unit Urbana. 111. - 01PD - Brides should judge the livability of a house or apartment by four standards, University of Il linois Home Economist Rob bie Blakemore said. Here is Miss Blakemore's checklist: Flexibility: Are areas or rooms diviaea Dy ioiaing doors, screens or shutters where flexibility is desired? Are future additions to a house feasible as a family expands? Circulation: Can major liv ing areas be reached without passing through other areas? How easy is it to get from garage to kitchen? How ac cessible is the bathroom to the bedrooms? Ease of furniture place ment: How well will the rooms receive furniture? A rectangular room is most suit ed to living-room furniture. Sometimes, a square room makes the best bedroom. Storage capacity: Are there enough storage spaces in all areas of the house . . . for linens, cleaning materials, bedding, lawn furniture? Are or bearer; Mrs. Dorothy Specht, Ashland, junior past chairman; Mrs. Carol Hollo well, Grants Pass, right sup porter past chairman; Mrs. Annie Wagner, Grants Pass, left supporter past chairman; Miss Carleen Black, Jackson ville, page to chairman; and Mrs. Doris Cotter, Grants Pass, page to vice-chairman. Rebbkah Assembly Mrs. C. D. Hershiser, Mrs. Kenneth Stockhoff and Mrs. Nellie Lemon, courtesy com mittee, introduced the Re bekah assembly guests. They were Mrs. Loretta Emerson, Richland, president; Mrs. Ap pelate, vice-president; Mrs. Helen Wright, past grand treasurer; Mrs. Louise Peroz zi, past president; Mrs. Mary Rogers, past grand matriarch of California; and Mrs. Weed, past president of Ladies Aux iliary Patriarch Militant. Also introduced were Dep uty Presidents Mrs. John Robison, Central Point; Mrs. Ella Mae Gibson, Ashland; Mrs. Merle Streeter, Grants Pass; Mrs. Gwen Harrington, dredge, Medford. The weicome was extended by Mrs. Weed and the re sponse was given by Mrs. Mc- Clain. Past chairmen in attend ance told the year they pre sided and were presented a gift by Grants Pass lodge. Ashland lodge gave a skit honoring 50 year members of the lodges. O A memorial in memory of members of the district who have died was conducted by Jacksonville lodge. Work Shops Mrs. Emerson and Mrs. Appelgate conducted work shops. Grants Pass lodge will be the hostess for the 1961 convention. Kerby lodge ex tended an invitation for the convention to meet with them in 1962. New officers were elected and seated. They are Mrs. Kathryn Sweetland, Grants Pass, chairman; Mrs. Edith Heidearich, Kerby, vice-chairman; Mrs. Nel' Hershberger, Grants Pa.s, secretary; and Mrs. Myrle Streeter, Grants Pass, treasurer. A no host dinner was held at North's Chuck Wagon fol lowing the close of the con vention. Mrs. Emerson made her of ficial visit to Mc.lford Rebe kah lodge during a meeting evening. Omi- cron Theta RhopCirls sang Mrs. tmerson . sung ana pre sented her a gift. During the evening the de gree staff exemplified the ob ligation and the chaplain's charges. Olivo Rebekah lodge will meet Monday, June 6, at 8 p.m. at the Odd Fellows hall. C 7 A regular business mi')g is planned and the delegatear y will report on the recent sw sembly session held in Eugene. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. H. M. Lewis, Mrs. Bernice Kunzman, Mrs. Wil liam Sweet and Mrs. Harry Bryant. All visiting Rebekahs are invited to attend. Mrs. Ester Coleman, noble grand, will preside. latest project was to conduct' for late June. their parents, tentatively set closets deep enough and oth I for late June. erwise amnle? WES PEARSON JEWELER ftf.-'-' We Give r: . . 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