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SUNDAY. MAY 8. 1962
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
Beta Sigma Phi Holds
Founders' Day Banquet
The 3 lat anniversary of the
founding of Beta Sigma Phi
tororily wai observed at a
banquet given by the group's
City council April 30 at Kim's
restaurant. Members and
guests of the seven Jackson
county chapters attended.
In addition to the banquet,
traditional ceremonies were
observed. The last year's ac
tivities of each chapter re
viewed and new members wel
comed. Mrs. Richard Knoll, Beta
Upsilon chapter, was chair
man of the observance. Toast
mistress was Mrs. Carrol Ad
ams. Other members having
part In the progrnm were Mrs.
Clifford Curl, Mrs. Ronald
Hall and Mrs. F. N. Sturnes.
Mrs. Wayne Turpin present
ed a special message from the
sorority's founder at Interna
tional headquarters in Kansas
City.
Guest speaker was Mrs.
Frank VanDykc, dean of girls
at McLoughlln Junior High
school. Her topic was "Gra
cious Living."
Climaxing the evening, the
Order of the Rose degree was
given to seven members com
pleting at least 19 years serv
ice In Beta Sigma Phi. Mrs.
Mildred DcWItt led the pre
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sentation to Mrs. O. A. Eden,
Mrs. Edgar Molr, Miss Adabee
Seller, Mrs. Wilson Slater,
Mrs. Verl Walker, Mrs. Er
nest Mickclson and Mrs. Ever
ett Ballard.
Miss Sciler, Alpha Beta
charter member, Is the only
such member still active in
the city.
Each chapter also presented
the Gill of the Year. They
were Gamma Rho, Mrs. Jack
Wheeler; Gamma Xi, Mrs.
Carrol Adams; Xi Mu, Mrs.
Everett Ballard; Alpha lllio,
Mrs. Herbert Wilson; Xi Beta
Kappa, Mrs. Tom Shoop; Beta
Upsilon, Mrs. D. T. Landing;
Alpha Beta, Mrs. Richard
Wager.
Mrs. Everelt Bullard and
Mrs. Richard Wager will rep
resent the exemplar arid ritual
of jewels chapters at the re
gional convention in Eugene
next month.
New officers for City coun
cil are Mrs. Everett Ballard,
president; Mrs. Tom Shoop,
vice president; Mrs. James
Lick, recording secretary;
Mrs. William Kidson, treas
urer; Mrs. Ralph Kingman,
contact chairman.
The sorority now has 7,000
chapters and 130,000 members
in 14 countries.
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A racepnon for n w officvrs was the last function of
tha annual Oregon dspariment convention of Amsrican
Gold Star Mothers held last week in Medford. Pictured
(left to right, front row) are Mrs. Victor Eakin, Medford.
VAVS representative for the Veterans Administration
domicilary at White City; Mrs. Ord Caille. Toledo, retiring
department president; Mrs. Clyde Sturgill, Medford, new
historian; Mrs. Hilda Thomas, Coos Bay, new department
president; Mrs. Grace Lichlenslern. Medford, reception
chairman; Mrs. Mary Champ, Salem, first vice-president;
(at back, left to right) Mrs. Mildred Edner, Tillamook,
second vice-president and Mrs. Leona Baker, Eugene, cor-
Couple Returns
From Trip North
Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Sides,
826 Murray avenue, returned
home last Sunday after a
week's trip to the Seattle
World's Fair and Vicloria, B.
C. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Sides' sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
O. C. Teppen, Duluth, Minn.,
who visited with the couple
here for ten days prior to at
tending the fair.
The travelers found the fair
Interesting and colorful and
commented that standing in
line was the order of Ihe day
for the more worthwhile fea
tures of the event. They wore
intrigued with Victoria. nw
the famous Buteharl Gardens,
the Josephine Tussaud wax
figures brought there from
London, and the Parliament
building.
Mr. and Mrs. Teppen re
turned with Ihe Sides as far
as Portland, visiting there
with relatives before return
ing home.
Guild to Hear
Book Review
Westminster guild of the
First Presbyterian church will I
meet in the fireplace room !
Monday, May 7 at 7:30 p.m.!
for the monthly session. j
Mrs. lvah Murray will pre-1
sen! the devotions and Mrs.
Al Lundquist is In charge of
the program. ,
Mrs. Reta Miller will give 1
a book review.
Hostesses will be Miss Eliza-
beth Rice. Mrs. Glenn Sehnei-j
der and Mrs. Harold Snod
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New Members
Honored Guests
At Church Tea
Nearly 100 guests attended
a tea honoring new women
members of the First Presby
terian church Friday after
noon, April 27, in the Fellow
ship hall of the church. The
tea was planned by Ihe Fel
lowship committee with Mrs.
Wallace Brill as chairman.
Pouring during the after
noon were the Mrs. D. Kirk-
land West, wife of the minister
of the church; Mrs. Chester
Wendt. Mrs. Lloyd Neilsnn,
Mrs. Arnold Bohnert, Mrs.
Glen Harrison, Mrs. Austin!
King and Mrs. M. F. Hoover. I
Mrs. James K. Hoev was in
charge of the Riiest book.
The musical program fea
tured Mrs. Charles Champ
lin, soloist, and the Madrigal
singers from Medford High
school, directed by Lynn
Sjolund. The accompanists
were Mrs. Harold Head and
Mrs. George Maddox.
Traveler Returns
From California
Central Point - Mrs. W. C.
Higinbotham, Old Stage road,
Central Point, has returned to
her home after spending 1(1
days visiting friends in Wil
mington. Calif., in the Los An
geles area.
She was a guest of Dr. and
Mrs. George R. Bergman. Mrs
Hcrunian is the former Lois
Frazee. While in southern
California Mrs. Higinbotham
visited the Mt. Wilson Ob
servatory, Disneyland, and
went sight seeing in the area.
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responding secretary. Of particular inieresi auring ine
convention was the report of Mrs. Celia Everett, Portland.
1961 hospital chairman, on service supplied to the state s
veteran hospitals. During the year $1054 was contributed,
and gifts valued at S5.703. Among certificates awarded to
VAVS representatives was a 300-hour certificate to Mrs.
Mary Jensen, a volunteer at Sam Jackson hospital, Port
land. Mrs. Eakin and Mrs. Mary Parker, representative and
alternate from the local chapter to the White City dom
iciliary, each have been awarded 1000-hour certificates.
(Simonson-Walker photos)
Activity Center Prepares
For Open House May 13
The Senior Activity center.
601 East Jackson street, will
hold its fourth annual open
house Sunday, May 13, from
1 lo 5 p.m. as the first event
of Senior Citizens week to be
celebrated May 13 to 19 by
the Rogue Valley Council on
Aging.
This is the first date an
nounced by the chairman, Dr.
Frank Roberts and his co
chairman, Mrs. Kenneth Bow
ker of Central Point of a
series of events planned to
honor the senior members of
i Ihe communities of Jackson
county. During the week the
public will view products of
the talents, abilities, and cul
tural resources of senior citi
zens and what is available in
this retired porfion of the
population.
Mrs. Clayton Walker and
Mrs. Fred Rankin are co
chairmen of Ihe open house
and will be assisted by the
teachers, hostesses and mem
bers of tlie eight classes which
meet each week at the center.
Assisting them will be the
house committee headed by
William Jones.
An art exhibit of paintings.
mosaic craft, clav sculpture
and woodcarvins will be
shown and music will he fur -
nished by the Senior Center
orchestra which will give a
concert from 3:30 to 5 p.m.
Refreshments will be con
tributed and served by the
members of the classos, who
will be hosts and guides. From
I to 2 p.m. the Arm Chair
travel group will be in charge;
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2 to 3 p.m. the two art classes;
3 to 4 p.m. the drama, shuffle
board and mosaic classes; and
from 4 to 5 p.m. the Spanish
classes and orchestra. The
regular hosts for each class
will handle the guest book
during the hours assigned.
Mrs. Walker is in charge of
the reception committee and
the table hostesses.
The public is invited to at
tend as well as the more than
40ft members of the center
and of the three senior clubs
which have been formed in
Medford, White City, and
Ashland under the leadership
o Dr. Roberts during the past
four years.
The usual schedule will be
carried on at the center.
Monday, May 7, the Arm
Chair Travel group will be
entertained by Mrs. Henry
Moeller of Delta Water road,
who will show colored slides
taken on a trip to Europe. Mr.
and Mrs.' Moeller traveled
abroad to visit his mother,
Mrs. Magdclina Moeller, who
lives at Schoenberg, a village
near Kiel in northern Ger
many on the Baltic sea.
The family flew to Scotland
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1 ls- whcrp thcv visited a niece,
! whose husband was stationed
at the base of the Supreme
Headquarters Allied Powers
Europe (SHAPEi.
They also visited Switzer
land and another Army base
near Frankfurt. Germany,
and Hamburg en route to
Schoenberg. Prior lo return
ing to the United States they
visited Denmark.
The program will begin at
1 p m.
The Tuesday art class has
been asked to take with them
the pictures they wish to dis
play at the open house, when
they atten.l class May 8.
The Saturday art class will
meet Friday al 1 p m. instead
of the usual day to finish up
pictures they are getting
ready for the art exhibit. Mrs.
Ruby Tweriell, teacher, has
asked them to take at least
three pictures they plan to ex
hibit in order that two may
be chosen.
The Saturday class time
will be used to hang the pic
tures of both classes and all
other art obiects. mosaic,
wood carving and sculpture.
Articles should he taken to
the renter Saturday morning,
if possible.
The Senior orchestra will
practice Thursday. May lfl.
and the Spanish classes will :
be held on Monday and Thurs- 1
day mornings.
Cookies for the open house
and silver tea on Sunday, I
Mother s day, may be taken !
to the center cither Saturday
or Sunday. They should he !
in a can or box and a l:st
made in each class by the
hostess of those intending to
donate refreshments. j
Announces Meeting ;
A business and missionary
ecting of the Women's Fel
lowship. First Baptist church.'
will be he'd the church an
nex, starling ') th a dessert
luncheon t 12 30 pm on
Tuesiav, May 8 Ruth White
Cross cle will be the social
committee. riireeteO by the
chairman, Mrs. George A''.en
Mrs Mary Xorxrll will
present t"p ripyotional. a-d ;
Mrs. OOlliam Koepke will
gie the eg: en Japan. '
Auxiliary
Has Election
Ashland Mrs. John Scott
Hall is the new president of
the American Legion auxil
iary, having been elected at
the last meeting. On her ex
ecutive board will be M r s.
George Engle, first vice presi
dent; Mrs. HoF. Jenkins, sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Ev
erett E. McLaughlin, secre
tary; Mrs. Charles Gcttling,
treasurer; Mrs. Guy Apple
whit historian; Mrs. Elden
Corthell, chaplain; and Mrs.
Emil Kroeger and Mrs. Emil
Sorenson, sergeants-at-arms.
The guest speaker was Mrs.
Mary L. Carpenter, case work
er supervisor for Jackson
County Welfare commission.
She gave an interesting ac
count of the child welfare
program, telling of its aim to
provide protection and care
for neglected children or those
whose environment might be
a cause for juvenile delin
quency. Much of the welfare
service is given to children
in their own homes, while
others are placed in foster
homes, she said.
The business meeting in
cluded a report on the recent
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planted a number of shrubs
arofiid the Legion building.
Mrs. Larkin Deer conducted
the session.
Hostesses for the social hour
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