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8 C SUNDAY, JULY 8. 19R2 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD, OREGON Sister, Brother Head Reames Chapter of OES Officers for Reames chap ter, Order of the Eastern Star, were installed In a ceremony at the Mcdford Masonic tem ple on June 30. Taking office as worthy matron was Mrs. Gene Dyke, who succeeds Mrs. Lloyd Caton. Mrs. Dyke's brother, Ross Gilkison, was Installed as her worthy patron. This is the first time in Reames chap ter's history that a brother and sister have served as worthy matron and patron. For the ceremony Mrs Dyke wore a gown of golden rust slipper satin with bead ed side panel in pearls and opalescent sequins. The drap ed bodice was also beaded. Mrs. Dyke wore a bronze or chid corsage. Former Teacher Hornbrook Visitor; Visit Iron Gate Hornbrook - Mr. and Mrs. Norman Martin, Covina, Calif., were recent visitors in Hornbrook. Mrs. Martin taught first and second prades, as well as music, in the Hornbrook school for sev- eral years before moving to southern California. She also conducted an adult Bible class In Hornbrook. While here the Marlins were taken to the Iron Gate riam by Mr. and Mrs. Law rence Breceda. They also vis- llcri in Montague with Gene Breceda. Before leaving they were guests of Mrs. Anna Cop pin and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. Martin left Thursday morning for Ev erett, Wash., and are also planning to visit friends in Canada. ' Schmechels Home After 10-Day Trip The A. H. Schmeehol fam ily, 441 Eastwooc drive, is home after being in Portland, their former home, for about 10 days. Mr. and Mrs. Schmechel with their sons, Todd and Dre,., made the trip north along the coast stopping en route at Yachals. In Portland they were housegucsls of the A. H. Schmechels Sr., and divided their time with Mrs. Schmech el's mother, Mrs. Lloyd John son, and Mr. Johnson; and her father, Montie Smallen, and Mrs. Smallen. They also were guests of Mr. Schmechel's grandmothers, Mrs. Ida Schmechel and Mrs. Fanny Brokenshlre; and Mrs. Schmechel's g r a nd in o t h -er, Mrs. Lnntie Smallen. Sister Arrives From Los Altos Mrs. William C. Strang, Los Altos, Calif., a former Mcdford resident. Is a house guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. George Hnlzgang, 626 Park avenue. She is accompanied by her son, Greg. They arrived about a week ago and plan to be here for another week. Othrr visitors at the Holz gang home last week were I heir son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Ray Hnlz gang and Iheir children, Mi chael, David and Mark, of Portland. Mr. Hnlzgang is a student at the University of Oregon medical school. Talent Gardeners Plan Year Book Talent Plans were made by the Talent Garden club at a recent Hireling for Hie com pletion of a year book. The meeting was held at the home of Mis. John llaldwin. Luncheon preceded the business Hireling. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Long will be hosts for the next scheduled meeting of the club, to be held August 1 at 7:30 p.m. The meeting is open to husband.''. Gold Hill Resident Host to Travelers Gold Hill Mrs. Laura Sander, San Antonio, Tex., and Mr. and Mrs. Reed Mc Kay, TrHil, were recent visi tors of Mrs. n. G. Wigle in Gold Hill. They were enroule to Ihe World's fair at Sealtle. While III jou I h f r n Or. gon Mrs. Sander had visited the historical miiFCiim al Jackson ville and Crater Lake Nation al park as well as other points of interest. Minnesota Picnic Set for July 15 Former Minnesota residents will hold a potluck dinner Sunday, July IS, at 1 p.m. in TouVclle State park. Coffee, sugar, and cream will be fur nished. More information can be obtained from Mrs. C. R. Christiansen, 833-2394. j Past Presidents To Hold Matting Past presidents of the aux lllary to the Crater Lake aerie. Fraternal Order of Ea glrs lodge, will meet Friday, July l.'l at 1:30 p.m.. In the home nf Mra. John Bowdlsh, 209 South Orange street. I Other officers installed were: Mrs. Stewart Pening ton, associate matron; Stew art Penington, associate pa tron; Mrs. Ray Bailey, secre tary; Mrs. Walter Johnson, treasurer; Mrs. Don Ashpolc, conductress; Mrs. Rodney Wilham, associate conduct ress; Mrs. Floyd Hibbard, chaplain; Mrs. Earl Knight, marshal; Mrs. Norman Swen sen, organist; Mrs. Dale Ed wards, Adah; Mrs. Hazen Cram, Ruth; Mrs. William White, Esther; Mrs. George Burrell, Martha; Mrs. Delbert Harvey, Electa; Mrs. William Hatzi, warder and Hazen Cram, scntinal. The officers wore gowns of buttercream yellow pcau de soi with pearl beaded bodice and side draped skirts. Their corsages were of yellow and white daisies, Mrs. Dyke's flower for the year. Installing Officers Installing officers were; Mrs. E. G. Randolph, past ma tron and Carl Oestreich, past patron; Mrs. John Bradshaw, marshal; Mrs. John Esp, chap lain and Mrs. Steven Wise man, past grand matron, organist. Named as courtesy ladies for the ensuing year were Mrs. Merlyn Harvey, captain Mrs. Kenneth Phillips, co-cap tain; and Mrs. J. H. Creagor, Mrs. Claude Hoover, Mrs. W. S. Spence, Miss Daurice Meyers. Mrs. Frank Knox, Mrs. Gladys Rammin and Mrs. Paul Mitchell. Their flowers were wristlets of yellow and. white daisies. The chapter room was dec orated with yellow and white daisies and gladioli and m the East was word "faith," the worthy matron's theme. Mrs. Dyke and Mr. Gilkison Introduced their relatives. Among them were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gcwiss, Eugene, daughter and son-in-law of Mrs. Dyke, her son, Roger Dyke, and Miss Pamela Gilki son. During installation three solos were sung by Mrs. Martel Peters accompanied by Miss Vera Donnelly. Miss Gilkison, daughter of the pa tron, played several piano selections. Mrs. Dyke's brother pre sented her with a gavel and the new corps of officers hon ored the new worthy matron and patron with an addendum which concluded with the pre sentation nt a gift to each Mrs. Dyke . presented Mrs. Lloyd Caton wilh her past matron's jewel. Seated In East Members sealed in the Easl were; Mrs. Hal McNair, past grand matron and chairman of the ESTARL awards com- ittee of the grand chapter of Oregon; Mrs. Wiseman, past grand matron, and W. Morris Boughner. past grand patron. Other matrons and patrons of the order present were; Mr. and Mrs. George Findley. Alpha chapter; Mr. and Mrs. Don Shores, Adiurl chapter; Mrs. Marie Brecken- ridge and Hap Lloyd, Western Star chapter; Mrs. E. V. Goff and Rssuell Fair. Nevila chap ter; and Mrs. Grace Branch, Valentine chapter. 1 1 m V , Mrs. Gen Dykt and her brother. Ron Gilkison, war installed worthy matron and patron of Reames chapter. Order of Eastern Star, in recent ceremonies. It is the first time In ihe history of the chapter that a brother end sister have held these offices. (Landis photo) Seniors To Enter Exhibit; Slides Scheduled Monday Mr. and Mrs. George Ham mond of the Rogue Valley Manor will show colored slides taken during a trip in eastern United States and Can ada at the Arm Chair Travel er's group Monday, July 9. The session will start at 1 p.m. at the Senior Activity center, 601 East Jackson street. The pictures will Include scenes in Montreal, the New England states during the fall, Washington DC., and the Ozarks. This will be the second showing by the Ham monds who moved to the man- from the San Fernando Valley in California. The showing is opening to ! I persons 50 years or older 1 and is held each Monday aft- j ernoon. Dr. Frank Roberts is leader and Mrs. Lillian Green-' man and Williams Jones are hosts. Oil Painting The members ot the oil painting classes have been asked to exhibit as a group with the Southern Oregon So ciety of Artists on Saturday, July 14, during the annual Greenwich Village show at the Mcdford Library park. The group meets at 1 p.m. on Tuesday afternoons. New, members are welcome. 1 The copper tooling class meets each Wednesday at 1 p.m. Mrs. Ethel Byers is the 1 teacher. I Edward Rool, director of Ihe Senior Center orchestra, which now nieels on Thurs day mornings during the sum mer, announced last week that the orchestra has already been schduled to give a con cert in January, 1063. Sev eral guests from both Cali fornia and Washington lis- the Ashland Art Gallery Sen ior Craftsman shop which opened July 1 at 31 Water street, Ashland. This project is sponsored by the Rogue Valley Council on Aging to provide a sales outlet for lo cal senior craftsmen. Submitted items must be ac companied by one dollar. If the articles are accepted for sale, the remaining nine dol lars for life membership in the Craftsmen may be paid out of sales during the first year. If the articles are not accepted the one dollar will be refunded. Tea To Be Topic Of Herb Society O. C. Medicus, representa tive of the Spice Islands com pany, will lecture on teas at the meeting of the Rogue Val ley Herb society Tuesday, July 10, at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. R. D. Abel, Cherry lane, will be hostess. Roll call will be answered by naming an idea for an herb bazaar. Mrs. Mclchoir Heck enberger will prepare the ex hibit for the day. An all day workshop was held recently at the home of Mrs. Stephen Counts. Mrs. Counts lectured on "Herbs Used in Dyes." Guests at the meeting were Mrs. William H. Baker, Ashland, and Mrs. Mil dred Watkins, Grants Pass. Assisting with the meeting was Mrs. Mattie Carson. Mission Secretary To Speak Thursday Mrs. Clarrisa Rollons, ex ecutive secretary of the Na tional Advent Christian Wom en's Home and Foreign Mis sion society, will speak to the Missionary Ladies of the Advent Christian church Thursday, July 12, at 7:30 p.m. To Meet Mrs. Helen Kevorkian, a missionary from the Congo, will be guest speaker at a meeting of the Women's Fel lowship of the First Baptist church Tuesday, July 10 at tlie Girls Community club. Former Residents Overnight Guests Hornbrook - Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Robertson of Placer- ville, Calif., were overnight guests Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Grieb. The visitors are former Horn brook residents, who moved to Happy Camp about two years ago, and to Placerville about one year ago. Party Planned By Beehive Club Beehive club of Olive Re- bekah lodge will hold a hobo party Monday, July ft. at the home of Mrs. Homer Vinzant, 848 Stewart avenue. All Re bekahs are invited to attend. trued during the practice last Thiii-srtiiv Also imronucea were mis.i Craftsmen Pregram Murray Gardiner, quern of j Th(. rWest activity at the Zuleima temple. Daughters of ; ,.ontrr js ,, n( Spnior the Nile; Mrs. Richard May-, c r a f t s men receiving corn field, royal matron of Roxy miMrr whk.n is avlljlllble nnn l-oun, urnrr 01 m- mm- j,.,,,,, , , , fvny aranin; shipful Dale Edwards, wor- Mnl.riv TWiriav miri WoH inasirr m m.-iimiu ; nrsdy morning during July. - AM ail(l MI'S. The V u.,MI rmislri- rrafUmnn Harvey, worthy ari-, wl,n' i,rin0 in .i.... ,ni,-i,.lfl of , ;iiiH nmilv fill mmUm-v I, in in this Oregon cooperative. If accepted, their handi- lorige. AF Merlyn visor International Ordrr Job's Daughters, Hrlhcl 14. The bcnrdiclion was givrn liy Ur. l.rorgr I,. Hnsriirrry. , wnrk tt.m hp M,d f)r ,hpm n( A rrcrption followed in the) . Masonic dining room. Rr-! frcshnirnts wrre served from j lO Picnic a slar shaped table decorated Jackson County Retired with yellow snapdragons and Teacher association members nrnnzc cnr.vsaninemnms. mis ! will mrrt Monday. July 9 at 12 noon in Lithia nark. Ash- Roy Nordwick was general chairman for thr evening as sisted by; Mrs. II. E. Nulton, Mrs. Jennie Crcager, Mrs. Elta McKinnry, Mrs. llnzrl Dickson, E. G. Randolph. Mrs. Ray Bailry and Mrs. Gilkison. I.ind. Those who attrnd are to lake contributions of food for the picnic. Members of the Klamath Kails unit, RTA, will br gursls. Debentures INTEREST pjid Scmi-Annually (mij CRATER THRIFT CORPORATION A Subsidiary of CRATER FINANCE CORPORATION 135 PINE CKNTHAL POINT E64-12T3 PENNEY'S" OCE) GO Ot TOMORROW th SALE i.c.1, . 9:30 AM- ffi )M88 NEW DESERT LOOK! ALL NEW STYLES! COTTON CABAN1& The sunny colors of the desert blend into subtle stripes and plaids in Penney's all-cotton cabana sets. New bat-winged sleeve styling gives added action room. Choose waist length or poncho shirt over trim trunks. small, medium, large. PENNEY'S STREET FIOOR Year Book Wins Award for Club Jacksonville - A year book prepared by the Jacksonville Garden club won second place in the class for clubs with 25 members or less at the Oregon Federation of Garden clubs recent convention in Salem. Mrs. O. V. Pte, Phoenix, Sis kiyou district director, who attended the convention, brought back the news of the award. Jacobs Home Wonder - Mrs. John Jacobs and children Jo-Ella and John Jacobs Jr. have returned from a two weeks vacation in Eureka, Calif. They were guests of Mrs. Jacobs' mother, Mrs. Michel D. Fielding. Aurora Temole Members Plan Cominq Events . ,lin l-iac hppn hnS- Plana also were maae ior nrauo,, an outdoor barbecue at the pitalized m Redding, home of Mr and Mrs. Ernest At the close of the evenuu, Yreka-Plans for the official visit of the grand chief of Cal ifornia, in September and init iation in August were made at a meeting of Aurora Temple, Pythian Sisters, at a meeting Wednesday night in the Odd Fellows hall. Most excellent chief, Mrs. Lloyd Bishofberger presided. The grand chief, Mrs. Berta Fischer of Santa Barbara will visit Yreka on September 26. Also visiting here that eve ning will be Mrs. Myra Sad ler, past grand chief. Two candidates, Warren Smith and Mrs. Esther Smith, mother and son, will become members of the Pythian Sis ters at initiation ceremonies on August 8. Johnson on July 25. During the meeting Mrs. Ernest Johnson gave a review of the proper way to ballot and other lodge regulations. Cards were sent to Mrs. June Ager in Mount Shasta hospital and to Mrs. Clara Alaskan Visits In Gold Hill Gold Hill Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolfe Kretzener of Al aska stopped at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dungey in Gold Hill enroute to Mon ohan, Tex. recently. Mr. Kretzener resided here when he was a small child. refreshments were served by the refreshment committee for the evening. Mrs. Betty Calk ins, chairman, Mrs. Harold Thomas, Mrs. Vergil Nelson and Mrs. Russell Smith. Hornbrook Couple Entertain Guests Hornbrook - Mrs. Merle Zink of Eureka, Calif., was an overnight guest on Tuesday at the home of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith. Spending a week here recently with his grandparents, was Mike Smith of Orland, Calif. Mike is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Edward M. Smith. PENNEY'S LOOK! th cwcm MANUFACTURER'S END OF SEASON CLOSE-OUT - SAVE NOW! 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