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4 C SUNDAY. APRIL 7. 1363 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Mrs. Crowson, 90, Is Honored at Reception Ashland In honor of her , gon pioneers, March 29, 1891. ninetieth birthday Mrs. Anna She has made her home in a i j .... !.. Ashland tor more than 70 Crowson was feted by Ism.lyi, , M.l . . and friends March 28. I manv omanizations. Included During the afternoon her four daughters and one son gave a reception in her home at 38 Fourth street and on the folowlng Saturday enter tained 22 members of the family at a surprise dinner party. Receiving the guests in lier home were Mrs. Crowson and her daughters, Mrs. Bess Cary, Bay City, Mich.; Mrs Tom Carter, Ashland; Mrs Ray Stafford, Nelson, B.C.. Canada, and Mrs. H. D. Bus sey, Weed, Calif., and her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Crowson. For the occasion Mrs. Crow son wore an afternoon dress of moss green and a lavender orchid. Spring flowers and bouquets from friends decor ated the house. Mrs. Crowson, a native of Minnesota, married Frank A. Crowson, son of southern Ore- are membership in the First Christian church, Hope Re bekah lodge, the Ashland Gar den club, the Women's Civic club. Royal Neighbors of America, and the Senior Citizens club of Ashland. All of Mrs. Crowson's child ren were present for her birthday celebration together with grandchildren, great grandchildren, nephews and nieces. CHERRY ICE CUBES Cherry Ice cubes keep fruit drinks and punches from get: ting that watery taslc as ice melts. Pour 3 cups of orange Juice into 2 ice cube trays. Place one stemmed mara schino cherry in ccnler of each cube compartment and freeze. You 11 need about 1 cup of cherries for this much juice - 111 Thomas C. Harlfiel. Rose burg, will be in Mtdford Sat urday, April 13. lo preside as royal vlsier for the Dramatic Order, Knights of Khorassan ceremonial to be conducted in the Pythian building. The Medford Talisman lodge Knights of Pythias, will be host group. Medford Pythians Host Group for Ceremonial The Medford T a li s m a n of youth activities and care ol lodge, Knights of Pythias, will be host group for a ceremon ial of the Dramatic Order, Knights of Khorassan. fun and honor group of the organ ization, Saturday, April 13 at 6:30 p.m., in the Pythian building. Fifth and Grape streets. Delegates from southern Oregon and northern Califor nia will attend. Thomas C. Hartficl, Rose aging members, and promo tion of humanitarian pro grams in each stale and prov ince of Canada. The local lodge will meet Tuesday, April 9 to make fi nal plans for the ceremonial. De Molay Sweetheart burg, a past grand chancellor A I ! , liiljllli ('. ih. naJJook. Thr nri Ik It richly pUt plated and .''MR !W piraUcJ wjihdajuty ytnuJtusd pca-li. mW fl .tiav.injMiMnTOil.ruMRMkr Jt ' Mk'l ir i.ilin m ttfjiv ... SjJ Jt 125 S of the Pythian lodge, wi ficiate as royal vizier. He also heads the Fuhat Burkan tem ple DOKK. Initiation of can didates for the lodge and aux iliary will be conducted. Entertainment will be pro vided for wives of members by the Pythian Sisters temple. Refreshments will be served following the ceremonies. Ceremonial officers are J. Baker Yarbrough, grand emir; Hugh Welsh, Yrcka, sheik; Dan Kadin, mahedi; Myron C. Gaston, Grants Pass, secre tary; Frank Irwin, Grants Pass, treasurer; Charles Mar tin DncohnrD calrun' Earl rars. ttaipn uixson gave a LockCi sanib; Sam Jennings, Artist Gives Demonstration demonstration in flower mokanna; Roland G. Beach, n.. rnlral Tn l,(0.'. m FrntHnu Vt.t Sinn im See our complete line of Van Dell . , gold filled jewelry! Exclusive at TJ robes; Russ Wilson and Ches ter Baker, musicians; and Lc- roy F. Clinc, master of cere monies. Both orders with auxiliary members are affiliated with the International groups and projects include sponsorships painting which opened the saruk. Jo'e w Frltsch, ward taoi lint muk ui 111; OUUUIITII Oregon Society of Artisls following the business por tion of the meeting, Harold Skidmore displayed "Pictures and Prints from Around the World," giving information about them. Some of these prints are very old, coming from England and different parts of Europe, while others are of a more recent date, es pecially those originating in this country. A new group of paintings by members of the group was recently hung at Mon Desir in central Point. Paintings on display in the Public Li brary of Medford and Jack son county for April are by Glenn Scott, Mrs. Ethyl HI son, Mrs. Ada Andrews. Mrs. Joan Beyer and Mrs. Cora McMahan. Paintings shown during March were by Mrs. Beyer. Glenn Scott, Mrs. Evelyn Legacy, Mrs. Ruby Twedeli, Harry Marx, William Wal wyn, Mrs. June Phillips and Victor Wrigglesworth. Mrs. Velma Reilen of Ash land has work on display at the Travis and Harry's Coffee Shop and paintings by Mrs. La Vcsla Gardner, Mrs. Viola Moore and Mrs. Bess Mit chell arc hanging at Maury's Corner catc. Mrs. Gardner also has paintings at Dr. Ray L. Castcrllnc's office. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Jean Englcson, Mrs. Joan Scott and Mrs, Grace Kurz. Reames Chapter Meeting Set Heames chapter, order ol the Eastern Star, will hold a stated meeting Thursday, April 11, at 8 p.m. at the Masonic temple. Mrs. Gene Dyke, worthy matron and Ross Gilkinson, worthy pa tron, will preside. During the evening there will be an initiation of sev eral new members. Chairman for the evening will be Mrs. L. S. Ettinger and Mrs. Fred Strang. All members of the order are invited to attend. Colored Slides To Be Shown Roy Neptune of the Rogue Valley Manor, will show col ored slides of "Across the Mason-Dixun Line" at the Monday, April 8, meeting of the Arm Chair Travelers. The meeting will begin at 1 p.m. at the Senior Activity center, 601 East Jackson street. The pictures will be a trip he took from southern Pennsylvania into Florida. Miss Martha Bullard. daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Bullard. 22 North Berkeley way, Medford, was chosen district De Molay Sweetheart during a recent district meet ing in Medford. A Medford High school junior student, Miss Bullard, will compete at the state con clave in Corvallis April 26 and 27 for the title of state De Molay Sweetheart. Officers elected for the dis trict during the recent Med ford meet were Ron Kirsher, Ashland, district governor; John Bcssford, Grants Pass, district vice governor; Don Kengla. Medford, district scribe and Ron Goodpasture, Kerby, district chaplain. Officers and members of the four district chapters will present a district degree night at the Medford Masonic tem ple Wednesday, April 10 at 7:30 p.m. All Masons and De Molay members of the area are invited. Mits Martha Bullard. Med ford. recently chosen district De Molay Sweetheart will compete April 26 and 27 for the title of state De Molay sweetheart during a state con clave in Corvallis. Gary Poppinga, principal of Faith academy, Manila, Philippine Islands, is lo be the missionary speaker for the Women's Fellowship of the First Baptist church Tues day, April 9 in Girls Com munity club. Baptist Women List Speaker Gary Poppinga, principal of Faith academy, Manila, in the Philippines, is to be the missionary speaker for the Women's fellowship of the First Baptist church, at 12:30 p.m., Tuesday, April 9 in the Girls' Community club. Mr. Poppinga and his fam ily are on furlough and plan to return in May to their work in the Philippines. For the Tuesday meeling, the Ruth circle, with Mrs. Donn Piatt in charge, will serve the dessert luncheon. The business meeting with Mrs. Ronald Brenneman, president in charge, will fol low the speaker. All interest ed women are invited. Friends Group Slates Speaker Members and guests of Friends Women's Missionary union will hear a missionary speaker, Mrs. Howard Pear son, Thursday, April 11 at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ken neth Boshears, president, 3361 Grant road, Central Point. Mrs. Pearson, now of Cres cent City, Calif., is retired. She spent her life in Central and South Amcnva under the Mission board of the Friends church. Mr. and Mrs. Pearson first wcnl to Bolivia in 1931 and pioneered in the opening of a mission lo the Aymara Indian tribes of the Andes highlands. More than 100 Friends church congregations now ex. ist among the mountain In dians of Bolivia and Peru The public is invited. Missionaries' Letters Are Read at Meeting O'Brien Letters from missionaries being financially assisted by the First Baptist church, O'Brien, were read Thursday at the meeting of the O'Brien Mission society. It was held at the home of Mrs. Martin Halverson. Mrs. Victor Hilton, chair man, assigned countries for reports to be made at the next meeting. I Luncheon was served. The j society meets the last Thurs : day of each month. Mrs. Ed ; ward Michels is the welfare , chairman and Mrs. Ernie Rid- ling is White Cross chairman. Volunteers to Attend Training Session April 9 A final training session for ! all American Cancer society volunteers in the Phoenix area will be held Tuesday, April 9. This meeling, for block workers, captains and chair I men, will start at 7:30 p.m. j in the Fireside room of the Community club. Mrs. Malir Rcymers, executive secretary for the local unit of the American Cancer society, will explain the volunteers mate rial and the procedure to be used on April 16. Also featured at this meet ing will be a film. Ail For April," with George Burns as master of ceremonies, along with other Hollywood per sonalities. Chairmen for the Phoenix area are Mrs. Darrell Paxson and Mrs. W. I. House. Captains are Mrs. Lewis Bertrand, Mrs. Ralph Hitc, Mrs. Delores Hanscom, Mrs. Mark Graham, Mrs. Floyd Turnbough, Mrs. J. W. Sweeny, Mrs. Clarence Hunt-! er, Mrs. Oscar Gysin, Mrs. Ralph Swingle and Mrs. Herb Thomas, All volunteers are to attend j as this will be their last op portunity to pick up their kits. Coffee will be served. Pre-Easter Events Noted Ashland The pre-Easter I season has been a busy time j for members of Alpha Kappa chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha. I During the April 5 and 6 j week end they not only held a rummage sale, but conduct-! ed their annual Easter Seal fund raising drive. Paper lapel lilies were sold lo the shopping centers and downtown district by chapter members assisted by girls of Bethel 22. Job's Daughters, with all proceeds going to help finance projects of the Oregon Society for Crippled Children and Adults. During the Saturday lily sale punch and cookies were served to the volunteer workers at the headquarters on East Main street. 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