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Travel Study Club Holds
Installation Ceremonies
Department officeri of the Gold Star Moiheri of Amer
ica met with the Medford chapter lait week. Pictured dur
ing a picnic in Hawthorne park are (left to right) Mrs.
Victor Eakin. Medford, VAVS representative for the
Camp White domiciliary; Mrs. Leona Baker, Springfield,
president of the Department of Oregon, Gold Star Mothers;
Mri. Oscar Anderson, president of the Medford chapter,
and Mrs. William Everett, Hillsboro, department hospital
chairman. Following the meeting in the park, the visitors
were taken on a tour and visit at the domiciliary. Gold
Star Mothers are women whose sons and daughters have
Jost their lives while serving in wars.
Miss Carla Borough Installed
Honored Queen of Bethel 14
Miss Carla Borough, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Merlyn
Borough, Myers lane, was in
stalled honored queen of
Bethel 14, International Or
der of Job's Daughters, at a
ceremony held Saturday,
June 4, In the Medford- Ma
sonic tlmple.
Others installed were the
Misses Barbara Morton, sen
ior princess; Diane Evernham,
Junior princess; Laura Rupert,
ttulde: Pat Ellis, marsnai:
Vickl Ingram, recorder; Cin
dy Anderson, treasurer; Fat
BorouRh, chaplain; DruAn
Graft, musician; Louise Hoo
ver, librarian; Janet K.eny
Linda Nash, Barbara Jacob-
son. Cheryl Potucek, and
Carol Wood, messengers; Kay
Fields, senior custodian; rat
Harris, junior custodian; Shar
on Mellish, inner guard; Jan
ice Tayior, outer guard; Betty
Hatch, lady of lights; Susan
Elmgren, page; Monte Noble,
prompter, Barbara Wood so
loist. Bethel choir members are
the Misses Holly Forncrook,
Ann Hcysell, Sue Higgins,
Carolyn Turman, Susan Har
ney, Sherron Smets, Linda
Fredrick, Clarissa Hogue,
Kathy Sanborn, Tcrrl Crov
ette, Joun Sexton and Diane
Rupert. Clarence Smith is
guardian of music.
Installing Oitlcers
Miss Marion Parsons, retir
ing queen, installed the new
queen, assisted by the Med
ford chapter, Order of De
Molay, for the crowning cere
mony. Bob Baker was master
councilor. Other installing of
ficers were the Misses Bernice
Skoog, guide; Micke Noble,
marshal; Marcia Barrell, re
corder; Sylvia Morris, senior
custodian; Susan Hubbard
Junior custodian, Pat Sclby,
musician; Julie Gandt, solo
ist; and Mrs. Wayne H
Breeze, chaplain. Assisting
members of DeMolay were
Mike Phillips, Dean Evern
ham, Eddie Browncll, Wayne
Kelsoc, James Myers, Ted
Van Sickle, Roger Kclsoe,
Doug Farnsworth, Steve
Knight and Willis Williams
Miss Borough was escorted
and presented the gavel and
the queen's line officers intro
duced their parents. The new
queen's family, Mr. and Mrs.
Borough and her sisters Pat
and Debora, were escorted
and Introduced. They pre
sented her a bouquet of yel
low rpses. Miss Borough also
introduced her aunts ana
uncles, Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Fraker, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Porter, and Miss Thelma
Tolles.
Past Honored Queens
Escorted and introduced I
were six past honored queens
of Bethel 14, the Misses
SkooK. Noble, Hubbard, Mor-
I ris, Parsons, and Mrs. Breeze,
Rupert and Miss Ellis escorted
Miss Borough to the east
where she remained while a
group of 14 girls, accom
panied by Miss Selby, sang
"The Yellow Rose of 14."
Queen Carla was then pre
sented with a gift of silver
from the bethel.
Baskets of yellow roses and
snapdragons decorated the
hall and the programs were
printed froms of yellow roses.
Miss Julie Faught was in
charge of the guest book and
programs.
Serving the queen's cake
and punch were the Misses
Ada Harris, Monte Noble
Linda Farmer, Karen Schultz
and their mothers. A dance,
under the direction of Miss
Barbara Morton, followed the
reception.
The first meeting over
which Miss Borough will pre
side is scheduled for Wednes
day, June 15, at 7:30 p.m. at
Mrs. Jack D. Brummond
was installed president of
Travel Study club of the Ore
gon Federation of Women's
clubs, Friday night, June 3, at
Kim's banquet room. Mrs.
Clay M. Lee retiring president
and First District president,
was the installing officer. The
insignia of the General Fed
eration of Women's clubs was
the theme of the installing
ceremony.
Other officers installed
were Mrs. Frank L. Stratum,
first vice president; Mrs. Fred
Gross, secretary; Mrs. Beryl
Lyon, treasurer; and Mrs.
Carrie Walters, corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Brummond
named Mrs. Ray Glidewell,
Ashland, international hos
tess.
Preceding the ceremony a
seven o'clock dinner was
served. The banquet tables
had arrangements of painted
daisies in brandy glasses, and
tall tapers in pastel shades.
Carnation corsages were
presented to the incoming of
ficers. Mrs. Brummond and
Mrs. Lee were presented
cymbidium orchid corsages
gifts from Mr. and Mrs
Charles Hoppe.
Members of the club gave
the club collect, and Mrs.
Norman Wade presented the
flag. Mrs. William E. Boone
was chairman of arrange
ments.
Mrs. Lee introduced Mrs.
Mrs. Ralph Foster, sec
ond vice president of First
District and president of Ash
land Civic club; Mrs. Boone,
treasurer of First District and
retiring first vice president
of Travel Study club; Mrs.
Brummond, corresponding sec
retary of First District and
retiring corresponding secre-
which time plans will be made
for the summer picnic. All of
ficers are to attend a 6:30 p.m.
practice session prior to the
meeting. Any girls planning
to be out of town that night
should be excused before
leaving.
tary of the club; Mrs. Jason
C. Ottinger, First District
Parliamentarian and a past
First District president; and
Mrs. Carl W, Peterson, Ash
land, past First District president.
Mrs. Lee thanked the Club
members and her retiring of
ficers for their cooperation
during her two years, and pre
sented the club and each of
ficer with a gift.
Mrs.. Boone "CARE' chair
man, gave the report on
"Care" for Greece; Mrs. Ed
ward C. Root, international
hostess, gave a report on In
ternational work for the year;
and Mrs. Willis T. Fasel re
ported on the club's civic pro
ject, the Medford Convales
cent home. Mrs. Thomas Wil
kins from the home spoke
briefly also. Mrs. Peterson in
troduced the new First Dis
trict president, Mrs. Lee, who
spoke briefly.
The club presented Mrs.
Lee with a gift and thanked
her for her leadership.
Mrs. Brummond was also
presented with a gift.
The members of the club
serenaded Mrs. Brummond
with a song written by Mr.
Lee to the lyric of "My Little
Margie," entitled "Our Presi
dent, Margie."
Guests of the club were
Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Alfred Cas
tillo, Mrs. John Poage, Mrs.
Nina Chandler, Mrs. Wilkins,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Lue,
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Oppie,
Mrs. Clarence Rolls, George
Whitmore, Mr. Boone, Mr.
Brummond, Mr. Fasel, Mr.
Glidewell, Mr. Lee, Mr. Knute
Lindgren, Mr. Ottinger, Mr.
Root, Mr. Thomas Reid, and
Mr. Peterson.
A potluck dinner for mem
bers of the club and their
families will be held June
17, at 6:30 p.m. at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Root, 3261
Jacksonville highway.
Delegates
Announced
Mrs. Ivan Lusk and Mrs.
O. O. DeBerry have been
elected to attend the national
Veterans of Foreign Wars
convention in Detroit, Mich.,
in August. Alternates are Mrs.
Russell Zundell and Mrs. Ben
Allison.
Delegates attending the de
partment convention from the
Crater Lake auxiliary will be
Mrs. Zundel, district 7 presi
dent, and Mrs. DeBerry, aux
iliary president. The conven
tion will be in Baker June IS
to 19.
It was voted at the recent
meeting to meet only July 9
and Aug. 16 during the sum
mer. The July meeting will
be a buffet supper served by
post members.
Members serving at the
June 21 meeting will be Mrs.
A. R. Bohannan, Mrs. K. A.
Christianson, and Mrs. Ira
Canfield.
HEC to Meet
A meeting of Roxy Ann
Home Economics club will be
held at 8 p.m. June 15 at the
home of Mrs. Evelyn Hen
dricks, 3585 Roberts road.
Mrs. Ruby Garrett will b co-hostess.
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Miss Barrell. honored queen
of Bethel 55, Medford, was
introduced.
Also introduced were Miss
Sonya Wall, junior princess
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Mrs. W. K. Suit, grand guide
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