SUNDAY. JUNE 3. 19E2
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
New Officers Installed
For Medford Bethel 14
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Miss Patricia Ellis, daugh
ter of Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Ellis, 28 Easttiver terrace, was
installed honored queen of
Bethel 14, International Or
der of Job's Daughters, in a
ceremony May 28 at the Med
ford Masonic temple.
Also installed were the
Misses Pat Harris, senior prin
cess; Ada Harris, Junior prin
cess; barbara Jacobson, guide;
Penny Roach, marshall; Judy
Chastain, recorder; Rena
. Brew, treasurer; Carol Wood,
chaplain; Karol Konschot,
musician; Maureen Phillips,
librarian; Susan Benesh,
Karen Svensen, Teresa Patten,
Mary Knox, and Sonja Wray,
messengers; Judy Wooldridge,
senior custodian; Beverly
Jacobson, junior custo d 1 a n,
Sue Kaer and Qnyle Johnson,
guard:; Sue Griffin and Sue
Ingram, ladies of lights; Jonel
Cheatum, page, and Maurine
McNeil, prompter.
Choir members Include
Cindy Anderson, soloist; Judy
Johnson, assistant soloist; and
Barbara Wood, Judy Sim
mons, Jody Simmons, Mi
chelle, Karen Hugdahl, Shar
on Hugdahl, Donna Marin,
Sue Williams, Cathy Carlson,
Linda Glass and Judy Morris.
Mrs. Merlyn Harvey, guard
Ian, and Robert Harris, as
sociate guardian, opened the
meeting. The Rev. John O.
Reynolds of Westminster
Presbyterian church gave the
invocation. Kimberly Ellis
and Tom Ellis, sister ana
brother of the honored queen,
escorted the Bible and crown
to the altar. Mary Ellis,
another sister, was in charge
of the guest book.
Officers Listed
Miss Laura Rupert, retiring
queen was installing officer
assisted by Marian Parsons,
Diane Evernham, Lynn
Boughner, Laurie Beth Buono
core, Barbara Morton, Linda
Nash, Charlotte Brown, and
Patricia Selby, all members
of Medford bethels 14, 55, and
69.
Mike Fethcrston, acting
master councilor of Medford
chapter, Order of De Molay,
and other members of the or
der assisted with the crown'
ing.
Escorted and introduced
during the ceremony were Dr.
and Mrs. Ellis, the queen's
parents; and her sisters and
brother. They were presented
flowers and her parents gave
her a gavel.
Also escorted and Intro
duced were the honored
queens; past honored queens;
Mrs. William K. Suit, Med
ford, grand bethel guardian:
Mrs. Betty Denny, guardian of
Grants Pass bethel; Miss
Camille Eri, senior princess of
Grants Pass bethel; Ross Gil
ls i s o n, worthy patron of
Reames chapter. Order of
Eastern Star. Also introduced
were Miss Lona Buffington
and Janice Armstrong, past
advisors of the Order of
Rainbow for Girls, Jackson
ville, and Miss Lillian Mad-
dison, aunt of the queen.
Miss Rupert was presented
with her past honored queen's
pin and Jobina doll by Miss
Ellis, and a tiara and a gift
of silver from her officers.
Miss Ellis received flowers
and tiara from her sister, Kim
berly, and Miss Judy Johnson
and Judy Chastain, presented
her flowers. Barbara Jacob
son spoke on behalf of the
bethel during the presenta
tion.
Refreshments were served
in the dining room by Mrs.
Ivan Harrington, Mrs. Robert
Harris, Mrs. Douglas Roach,
and Mrs. Norman Svensen.
Dancing followed.
Medford Man Is Winner
Of 'Best Cook7 Award
Harry Jewetl, 525 Barnes
avenue, is one of 12 men
from throughout the country
featured in an article In the
June issue of Better Homes
and Gardens.
The magazine cover points
up the article with "The Best
Cookout Chefs We Know."
The article is as a result
of a nationwide contest spon
sored by the magazine last
summer, and each of the men,
as winners received a large
barbecue grill with electrical
ly turned spit and electric
starter.
Recipes entered are alio
given.
Mr. Jewett was a winner
In the contest with his recipe
for "Barbecue Sauce, Ala
man." In the articln he Is
quoted as saying: "Only an
incautious wife would dine
devise, revise, or advise in
the strictly masculine realm
of the barbecue."
The recipe for the suuee
which Mr. Jewett blends is
described as "mellow and
beautiful. Does great things
for 'burgers, chicken, pork.
Use it to glaze kabobs of can
ned luncheon meat, too."
The recipe calls for one
fourth cup chopped onion;
two tablespoons salad oil; two
cups catsup; one fourth cup
Worcestershire sauce; one
third cup honey; one table
spoon prepared horseradish
mustard; one-half teaspoon
liquid smoke; one tenspoon
vinegar; one-fourth teaspoon
garlic salt; one-fourth tea
spoon coarse cracked pepper;
one-fourth teaspoon crushed
rosemary; one-fourth teaspoon
crushed thyme; one-fourth
teaspoon crushed oregano;
one-fourth teaspoon crushed
savory and two drops of Ta
basco sauce.
Cook onion In hot oil till
tender, but not brown. Add
remaining Ingredients. Sim
mer uncovered 10 to 15 min
utes. As a basting sauce, use
only Inst half hour of cook
ing. Makes two and three-
fourths cups.
Jerome Prairi Couple
Honored on A
Jerome Prairie Mr. ant)
rs. Willim F. Laubach,
-44 Laurel aeenuc, were
honorc) on their 5h wee
ding anvivcr.oiry at a recep
tion at the Jerome Prairie
community hall. More than
150 gnosis attended.
The hall was decorated
with flowers including golden
chrysanthemums and the
table was draped with gold
en satin and white net.
The arrangements and
decorating were done by the
childftn of Mr. and Mrs.
Laubach. Mrs. Walter Col
lind, daitthtor of Mr. and
Mrs. Laubach, came fiom
De Queen, Ark., fpr the occa
sion. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry An
tich, another daughter and
son-in-law, came from Glen
dale, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Gold Hill Society
Plans Installation
Gold Hill Mrs. Roy Eskew
will be Installed president of
the Woman's society of the
Gold Hill Methodist church
during a meeting Friday, Jiuit
8 In the home of Mrs. S. M.
Christensen. The meeting
will open at 10:30 a.m., and
a pot luck luncheon will be
served.
During the summer season,
meetings will be held the sec
ond Friday of each month at
10:30 a m. unless otherwise
announced, officers slate.
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LauWicH aM r. ad rs.
Jack Lautt?h ahti allrld.
The rnilchllrn of "Mr.
and rs. Laubeh, Miss Sher
ron Anderson and Miss Susie
Laubach, poured. Mrs. Bill
Groves had charge of !he gift
table, and Mrs. James Stewart
the guest book.
Mr. and Mrs. Laubach were
married i 1912 in Syracuse,
Kan., and shortly after the
wedding moved to Color.ido.
They came to Jerome Prairie
in 1929. They have three
daughters and two sons Their
nine grandchildren and three
great grandchildren were also
present.
To Meet
Mrs. James Stewart, 217
Vashtl way, will be hostess
for a covered dish luncheon
for all members of the Degree
of Honor Protective associa
tion at 12 noon Monday, June
4. The ways and means com
mittee and executive board
will meet after the luncheon.
Mistletoe Camp,
RNA Sett Meeting
Mistletoe camp. Royal
Neighbors of America, will
meet fur n htiitiim m,i.,n
Thursday, June 7, at 8 p m.
in ine cytnian building. The
made up of Mrs. L u e 1 1 a
Vosika and Mrs. Grace Row-
den.
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