MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORESOS
SilKDAY, JUKE 13, JS
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Dr. Bevarlay Bannstt, (at
of Southern Oregon college, is the new president of the Ash
land branch, American Association oi University Women.
Sh is pictured with Mrs. Lyman Prvtiti, vice-president oi
She branch.
Sister Arrives For
Miss Leona Jean McCul
lough, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn McCullough, 29
North Keeneway drive, ar
rived Thursday from Ander
son, Ind., where she is a stu
dent at Anderson college.
She made the trip that she
might attend the Medford
High school graduation cere
monies that evening when
her brother, Michael McCul
lough, was graduated.
On Wednesday Mr, and
Mrs. McCullough and their
daughter will leave by car
for Anderson where Miss Mc
Cullough will be graduated
on June 18. Their son, who
will be attending Boys' state
at Salem will fly east and
they will join him at Chicago,
111., before continuing io
Indiana,
En route home the group
will spend a day at the Uni
versity of Illinois where the
son may enroll for studies
next fail.
Miss McCullough is a grad
uate of Medford High school.
She has majored in elemen
Farmyard Fun
'Bubble1 Suit
High fashion for small sun
worshippers Wonderalls
bubble silhouette Farmyard
sunsuit. Darling duckling
appliques on wash-and-wear
Chartered Surftone
cottons by Pepperell. In
Farmerette Blue, with flir
tatious string-tie bows.
Ttdelw 2-3-4
All Oirll' 1-4.
Infants' nd
Downstairs at
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left) member of lh faculty
Graduation
tary education and will teach
next fall in the Portland area.
For the past three years
she has been a member of the
Christian Brotherhood choir,
which is heard locally on
Radio Station K-SHA, and !S
recorded in Chicago,
initiation To
Be Held by OES
Nevita chapter. Order of the
Eastern Star, will meet Tues
day, June 12, at 8 p.m. in
the Central Point Masonic
hall. Mrs. Elva Edler, worthy
matron, states that initiation
will be held, and reports of
OES grand chapter just con
cluded in Portland will be
given. At that session, Mrs.
Paul B. Snook, junior past
matron, was honored with an
appointment to the ESTARL
committee for the coming
year.
Refreshments will be served
by the courtesy girls, Mrs. T.
M. Littlcfield and Mrs. J.
Frank Ward, co-chairmen.
Sun Suits
'Lighthouse'
, Boys' 'lighthouse
Applique' in gold or
blue striped cotton.
Sires intent M-l-Xl
end toddler 2-3-4.
Son suits designed
to suit e mother's
teste . . , gy, color
ful, essy care.
Cotton end knit.
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Shady Cove Bethel Has
Officer Installation
Eagle Point Miss Marcia
Ackerman. daughter at Mr.
and Mrs. Dale S. Ackerman.
Eagle Point, was fnstalled
honored queen of Shady Cove
bethel, International Order of
Job's Daughters, Saturday
evening, June 2.
The event was held at the
Eagle Point Elementary
school gymnasium, with Miss
Susanne Schauble, retiring
honored queen, as the install
ing officer. Queen Marcia was
escorted to the East through
an arch of swords by her
brother, Jim Ackerman, past
master councillor of Crater
chapter, Order of De Moiay.
Aiso installed were the
misses Susan Eastin, senior
princess; Lola Ackerman, jun
ior princess; Sheri Watson,
guide; Judy Frost, marshal;
Louella Minor, chaplain;
Chloe Atkinson, recorder;
Donna Weiiman, librarian;
Linda Weitman, treasurer;
Shirley Minor, Susan Wilson,
Dawn Oliver, Ann Akin and
T.mi, Z2.iti..
eers; Marilyn Learning and
Regina Krambeal, custodian;
and Barbara Hopper, inner
guard.
Miss Schauble was assisted
in installing the officers by
Past Queens Eda Larson,
guide; Joey Hume, chaplain;
Susan Chubb, recorder; Sirs.
Larry Smith, marshal; a past
junior princess, Mrs. William
Littlefteld, junior custodian
and Honored Queen Lauri
Beth Buonocore, Bethel 55,
Medford, senior custodian.
Mrs. Ray Powers was
organist.
Miss Lola Ackerman was
soloist and candlelighters i
were Carol Adams and Toni
Whiteley. The Bible was car
ried by Diane Tryon and the
crown by Celeste Krambeal.
Crowning Ceremony
AssisSing in the crowning
ceremony were a De Molay
team consisting of Jim Acker
man, master counsellor, Wally
Davenport, slate master coun-
I cillor and past master council
I lor. Grants Pass chapter, mar
shal; John Rogers, Crater
chapter, chaplain; Mike Feth
erston, master councillor,
Medford chapter, junior coun
cillor; and Roy Hager, Crants
Pass, senior councillor, and
Jim Cain, Mike Pie!, Bick
Wagner and Jim Bell, alt
Medford chapter, honor
guard.
Honored Queen Marcia in
troduced her parents, her sis
ter, Lola, brothers, Jim and
Dale Jr., her grandmother,
Mrs. Rhoda Ackerman; uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Mattson, and cousins, George
Mattson, from Everett, Wash.,
jand another uncle and aunt,
1 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Krambeal,
and their children, Begina,
I Leslie, Dntores and Celeste.
from Eagle Point.
Each of the other line
j officers presented their
parents.
Guests escorted and intro
duced were Senior Princesses
Camilie Eri, Bethel 69, Med
ford, and Toni Whiteley, Ker
by bethel; Junior Princess
Lindie Langston, Bethel 55,
Medford; and Grand Bethel
! First Messenger, Linda Weit
man.
Others were Mrs. William
1 Suit, Medford, grand guar
dian; Mrs. Ackerman, grand
librarian; Past Advisor Lona
Buffington, Warren Assembly
of Rainbow for Girls; Mrs.
Earl Sheppard, guardian, and
Johnie Minor, associate guard
ian, Shady Cove bethel; Mrs.
Rick Eastin and Mrs. L. O.
Rogers, both Shady Cove;
Mrs. Paul Snook, Central
Point, and Mrs. Harold Gor
don, Bethel 55, past guard
ians; Allen Rodgers, past as
sociate guardian, Shady Cove;
L. Dale Edwards, worshipful
master, Medford lodge, and
L. O. Rogers, past worshipful
master. Cascade lodge.
Pin Presented
Miss Schauble passed her
presiding honored queen's pin
to Miss Ackcrman and re-
ccived a past honored oueen's
ring. Rick Eastin, on behalf
of the bethel's sponsoring
lodge, presented Queen Mar -
cia with a bouquet of red jMrs. Don G. Main, Jackson
roses. She then received hcrivilic.
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Queen Marcia Ackerman
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Sbvc! from her JaUter, and
tiara from the bethel
Queen Marcia presented
Barbara Hopper with a certi
ficate of proficiency.
At the conclusion of cere
monies, bethel officers pre
sented Queen Marcia with a
nosegay of rainbow colored
flowers during an addendum,
ending with her theme song,
"Over the Rainbow."
Queen Marcia wore a floor
length gown of orchid slipper
satin fashioned with a seal
loped neckline and beiled
skirt.
The refreshment tab!? was
centered by a cake decorated
with a doll dressed in orchid
similar to the queen' gown.
Serving refreshments were
Mrs. Ed Learning, Mrs. Ken
Oliver. Mrs. Allen Rodgers,
Mrs. Dale Sawyers and Mrs.
Paul Snook. The evening
was completed by dancing,
with entertainment by Ther-
man and Bob Striplin,
Dinner Planned
By Past Matrons
Centra! Point - Past Ma
trons club of Nevifa chapter, j
Order of Eastern Star, will be i
hostess to the officers of the i
chapter at a 6.30 p.m. dinner
at the Masonic temple m Cen
tral Point on Tuesday, June
12. Mrs. M. W, McGrew and
Mrs. Harold Head will ar
range the dinner and Mrs.
Leonard Freeman will have
charge of the table decor
ations. All past matrons of the
chapter are invited to attend.
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Barnicies Home
From Paris Stay
News of Interest here is
the return to this country
from Paris, France, of Mr. and
Mrs. John Barnicle. Mrs. Bar
nicle is the former Miss Caro
lyn Clogsfon, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Clog
slon, 2138 West Main street.
Mr. Barnicle was on the
United States embassy staff
in Paris and the couple has
lived there for the past three
years.
They have moved lo Wash
ington, D.C., for an indefinite
stay.
MOIB and Cooff'ss
To fleet Delegates
Delegates and alternates for
a national convention of the
Military Order of the Lady
Bug to be held August 7
through August 10 in St. Paul,
Minn., will be elected during
3 meeting of the Roguette
circle of the MOLB and Coo
ties June 12 at 8 p.m., in the
Veterans of Foreign Wars hall,
42 North Front street.
Members of the Roguetie
circle attended Memorial day
services Bt the Veterans Ad
ministration cemetery.
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Jacksonville - Mr. and Ml
Ray Legg. Kimberly, Ida., Jeff
j Friday after visiting since
Tuesday with Mrs. LcEg's son
1 and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Officers
Installed; .
Dinner Set
Phoenix - The auxiliary to
the Phoenix Lions club will
hold a dinner meeting Thtirs-
aay, jUBt n k aismeyi res- rresiams ws be iiowara Conrad and Mrs. Victor Drew
taurant in Medford. This C, Beiton, Salem, grand mas-
will be the group's last ses- ter, who will give his annual PKJG CStih
sion until September, j report and message Wednes-
On June 8, officers of the day. j Plans for a picnic in July
auxiliary were installed at j Attendance of more then 6S8 be tnade by Past Koble
joint ceremonies with the Li- Masons from Oregon lodges Grands club when they meet
ons club held at Kim's res-jis expecied and represents- phursday, June 14 at 8 p.m.
tsurant, Medford. tives oi a number of western She home oi Mrs. J. A. Hos-
Mrs. Frank Chrislian, Trfl-Ssrsrid lodges will be among jka, 34 Princess way, Cen
ent, state auxiliary past pres- she distinguished guests. An-ira! Point. Sefreshsrsenss will
ident, was installing officer aual election of officers will be served.
jor tne auxiliary, installed
were Mrs. Edward Stevens,
president; Mrs. Leonard Carl
son and Mrs. Hay Harrison,
first and second vice presi
dents; Mrs. Ray Harrison, sec
retary; Mrs. S. L. Enloe, treas
urer, and Mrs. Norman Wil
liams, lions tamer.
Mesrfamct Bav rtaflin
Ernest James were the pas?s.
Retiring president, Mrs.!
Mclvin Banta, was presented
a oast president's pinP by Mrs.
Stevens, and in turn Mrs.
Banta gave Mrs. Stevens a
presideni's pin.
Tables were decorated with
colors of the order, in r-
ranjements of purple clema -
tss. California poppies and vel -
low rosebuds with yellow
tapers. The decorating com
mittee was made up of Mrs,
Albert Lonsbruck and Mrs.
Claflin.
Degree of Honor
Slates Meeting
A meeting of the Degree of
Honor Protective association Gold Hill - Mr, and Mrs.
13 set for 7;38 p.m. Monday, j Ferd Jones returned to their
June 11, in the Girls Com-pome here after a weeks v
munity club. Mrs. Susie cation in California. The cou
Johnsburg will be hostess. spie were guests of their son-
A dinner for past presidents
of the association is planned jMrs. Albert Goupsl and ehll
for Tuesday, June 12 at 8:38 dren, Marna, Yvonne, and
p.m. at the Town House.
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Grand Lodge To
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Meet in rOniana
roruana-sne ana annua,
iiodge AF&AM win be he&Hhe home cf Mrs, Victor B,
eQesQay inursaay ana rnjijrew isif t-orona avenue as
day, June 13 through 15 ai
the Westside Masonic temple,
Portland.
ho held and iiisiallaiinn of;
new grand lodge officers will
be conducted on Friday,
Women accompanying mem
bers of the grand lodge will
be entertained by wives of
the grand lodge officers.
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t,m t-ommumfy club. The
PrSram will be given by
i""s - "ic"ara Juicer eno lurs
Fred Landers following a des
sert luncheon served at 12.38
p.m.
The social committee will
be Martha While Cross circle,
directed by the chairman,
Mrs. John Casad. Mr. Mart
Daily will give the devotional,
Couple Returns
in-law and daughter, Mr. ani
'Mark at San Jose.
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