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MEDFORD MAI'ii TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON SUNDAY. MAY 12. 1963 Awards Announced During SOC Mothers' Week End Ashland - Four-h u n d r e d mothers and fathers are in Ashland this week end or the 17th annual celebration ol Mothers' day on the campus of Southern Oregon college. The Associated Women Stu dtnts of SOC are hostesses for the annual observance. Gen era! chairman was Lani Fren zel, Redmond, Ore., president of AWS and master of cere monies for the Honors assem bly was Carol Sandburg, Coos Bay, Ore. The week end program be gan with a meeting of South ern Oregon College Mothers' club; election and installation of new officers was held. In stalled were Mrs. Arthur Schwiebert, Ashland, presi dent; Mrs. Paul Sakraida, Grants Pass, vice-president; Mrs. Ellis Wilcox. Central Point, secretary; Mrs. Harry Palton, Butte Falls, treasurer. Additional support for the stu dent, loan fund was the prin cipal business of the clpb meeting. Students Installed New officers for the Asso ciated Women Students, in stalled by Mrs. Mabel Win ston, dean of women, are Mary Miss Mary Jo Batter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Batser, S33 South Holly street, is the newly installed president of Associated Wom en students of Southern Ore gon college. Miss Batser was also named Girl of the Term during the Mothers' Week end activities at the school yester day, and was among the wom en tapped for Robes, service and honor group of upper class women at SOC. (Knack atedi photo) Jo Batzer, Medford, president' Patricia Calhoun, Medford! vice president; Jsnis Owens, Central Point, secretary; Vickie Mattox, Klamath Falls, treasurer; and Gail Stafford, Klamath Falls, historian. Dr. A. L. Fellers, director of student affairs, announced the students chosen for Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities for the year. They are William Bebber, Ashland; Fred Heard and Jo seph Luczycki, Klamath Falls: Joan Isham, Grants Pass; Loyd Morrow Jr., Rogue River; Douglas Olsen, Eugene; Lynne Ouellette, Sutherlin; Sandra Pierce and Joanne Wilcox, Portland; Roberta Jeanne Wamock, Medford; Priscilla Speers, Stockton, Calif., and Jonieta Smith, Cottage Grove, Ore. Students Honored Off-campus women's organ izations, donors of student fee scholarships and grants to Southern Oregon college wom en students, named their awardees. They are Epsilon chapter, Deita Kappa Gamma, teachers' honor society, pre sented by Mrs. Gladys Owen to Dianne Carter, Medford; Chapter BN of PEO of Ash land, presented by Mrs. Ned Mars to Janet Covington of Ashland; Lincoln Parent Teacher association, Ashland, presented by Mrs. R. G. Bern inghauscn to Kuth Monckton of Ashland; Ashland Soropti mist club, presented by Mrs. C. D. Winston to Marcia Hen nick of Ashland; the Ameri can Association of University Women, presented by Miss Lois May to Penny Preston, Klamath Falls; Beta Upsilon chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, by Mrs. Larry Rose, Medford, to Mildred Boyd, Richmond, Calif.; Alpha Delta Kappa, na tional teachers' honor group, Roseburg, presented by Mrs. Morris Burkhart to Carolyn Wassom, Roseburg; Faculty Wives of Southern Oregon col lege, presented by Mrs. Elmo Stevenson to Jean Price of Ashland. Additional cash a w a r di granted by campus organiza tions included: Cascade Hall Women Students presented by Dean Mabel Winston to Karen S. Hawlcy, Grants Pass; Sus anne Homes Hall Women Stu dents presented by Mrs. May belle Stout to Carol Kelso, Lakeview, Ore., Student Ore gon Education Association presented by Charlene High land to Vickie Mattox, Klam ath Falls; Sigma Epsilon Pi, m close CRAMM BOP TS o EDor Use our modern STORAGE PLAN We'll bring a hamper-box for your off-itnon clothet then pick it up for expert, Sanitone drycleaning. That means every item receives gentle handling and careful attention. When needed again, your clothes will be returned to you professionally pressed, ready to wear. Call on us today and avoid closet clutter. Send Ui Your Woolens for Storage Now PAY NEXT FALL On,y$495 a box plus cleaning and pressing charges. All garments ara mothproofed with Sanitone mothproofing In our regular cleaning proc ess at no extra charge to you! Each Box Is Insured Up to $250.00 Phone 772-6165 for Free Pickup and Delivery Mi Save Time Save Sltpsl Usa Our Convenient DRIVE-IN SERVICE Drive Right Up to tha Doorl UWU14 omestic LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS Your Professional Uundry Serving tha Rogua Valley Sine 1900 "Nothing Makes Clothes as Clean as a laundry" women's honor group, present ed oy Mildred Boyd to Dar lene Fuqua, Gig Harbor, Wash. The Associated Women Stu dents' "Woman of the Term" was announced by Miss Fren zel, and is Miss Batzer, new president. Robes Named Robes, all -school upper classwomen's service honor ary, tapped new members for the year 1963-64. Jean Pletch, president, announced the names, listed on the tradition al scroll. They are Miss Batzer, Medford; Barbara Bell, Coos Bay; Charlene Highland, Med ford; Carol Kelso, Lakeview (named president); Vicky Mat tox and Penny Preston, both Klamath Falls; Carole Welx chedel, Azalea, Ore., and Mil dred Williams, Sutherlin, Ore. Following luncheon at the Mark Antony hotel, the tra ditional style show was held in the Britt Student center, followed by a reception for parents and students. Presi dent and Mrs. E. N. Steven son, Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Fel lers, Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Mc Gill .and Mrs. Winston assist ed Mrs. Arthur Schwieburt, president of the Southern Ore gon College Mothers' club, and Miss Batzer. Student chairmen in charge ot activities of the day in cluded: Registration, Jill Hedgepeth and Miss Boyd; coffee hour, Miss Mattox; in vitations, Gail Stafford and Carol Kelso; assembly, Carol Sandburg; luncheon, Miss Pletsch and Barbara Bell; style show. Miss Batzer, Miss Calhoun and Shirley Boswell; reception, Miss Mattox; publi city, Miss Kelso and: Miss Frenzell; entertainment, Mil dred Williams; programs, Jer rylyn Olson, Rosalita Patch; musician, Ruby Hatmaker. "mzj Honored M. E. Olson and Wayne Troxell were honored at a recent dinner party at North's Chuck Wagon restaurant on the occasion of their birth- Three winners of PTA scholarships ware introduced at a mealing of tha Medford Co ordinating Committae of Parent-Teacher as sociation! at a masting Thursday at Jeffer son achool. They ara Miss Gail Scharfe, Phoenix; Mrs. Aadene Heath Jensen, Eagle Point and Miss Mary de Place, Medford. Tha scholarships are awarded to high school seniora for their freshmen collage year and ara then renewed annually if the students' grades qualify them. The scholarships amount to SI 000 under thasa circumstances. I I a , "1 ' V" f 1 PTA Committee Heads, Awards Are Announced Epsilon Sigma Alpha International week ended locally with a banquet at Rogue Val ley Country club and installation of officera lor three chapters. Taking office were (laft to right) Mrs. Richard Chamberlain, Beta Nu, Eagle Point: Mrs. Ernest Black, Delta Omega, and Mrs. Davis Young, Alpha Lambda, both Medford. Members of hus bands were guests for the. event. Mrs. A. N. Bradford was installed chairman of the Mod ford Coordinating committee of Parent-Teacher associations at a meeting of the group last week in Jefferson school, Mrs. M. O. Grove, regional vice president of the Oregon Con gress of Parents and Teachers, was the installing officer. Francis Guidry was install ed vice chairman; Mrs. Max Weston, secretary, and Mrs. Bernard Rice, treasurer. Guidelines for PTA lead ers was the topic presented by Mts. Grove when she ad dressed the group. She ex plained that PTA basically is a group of parents and teach ers in partnership for promo tion of total welfare of all children and youth .every where. It is not an entertain ment group, not a fund-raising group, but an educational group that is non-commercial, non-sectarian and non-political, she stressed. Ceremonies Conclude Sorority Week Epsilon Sigma Alpha Inter national week was concluded May 4 with installation of of ficers for the Rogue Area council chapters of this sorority. Dinner for mem bers and husbands at the Rogue Valley Country Club preceded the Installation. Mrs. Lyman Smith, Med ford, area council president, served as mistress of ceremo nies and Installing officer. State officers introduced were Mrs. W. H. Fischer, first vice president; Mrs. Leland A. Carpenter, parliamentarian and Mrs. Robert Shangle, Grapevine editor. Mrs. Rich ard Chamberlain assisted these officers in the candle lighting ceremony of the jewels. Officers installed for Alpha Lambda were Mrs. Davis Young president; Mrs. Herb ert Partridge, vice president; Mrs. Harold Edmonds, record ing secretary; Mrs. Betty Har rison, corresponding secre tary; Mrs. Jack Huston, treas urer; Mrs. Kenneth Oliver, educational director; and Mrs. Glenn Wilkins, parliamentar ian. Mrs. Delbert Cantrall Jr., past president, assisted Mrs. Smith. Beta Nil officers are Mrs. Richard Chamberlain, presi dent; Mrs. Robert Kimmel, vice president; Mrs. James Anderson, recording secre tary; Mrs. Douglas Harsh barger, corresponding secre tary; Mrs. Thomas Mast, treasurer; Mrs. Vernon Stew ard, educational director and Mrs. Kenneth Vannice, parlia mentarian. Mrs. Vannice is junior past president. She was unable to attend, and Mrs, Lief Ostmo assisted with the installation. New officers for Delta Omega are Mrs. Ernest Black, president, Mrs. Robert Bown, vice president, Mrs. Patricia Brinson, recording secetary, Mrs. Earl Curnow, correspond ing secretary, Mrs. Carpenter, treasurer, Mrs. George Ber scheid, educational director, and Mrs. Shangle, parliamen tarian. Mrs. Richard Meistcr as junior past president as sisted in the installation of these officers. Oustanding members were introduced from each chap ter. These are Mrs. Brown, Delta Omega; Mrs. Cantrall, Alpha Lambda and Mrs. Van nice, Beta Nu. Mrs. Cantrall was awarded the outstanding member tro phy at the recent state con vention. Mrs. Chester Peterson, a 15-year ESA member, pre sented service pins to Mrs. Cantrall, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. William Riggert, and Mrs. Vannice for five years; Mrs. Shangle, seven years; Mrs. Smith, eight years and Mrs. Oliver for ten years membership, Mrs. Fischer and Mrs. How, ard Phillips were also intro duced as having previously received 10-year awards. The Rogue Area council philanthropic report will be entered in the international contest. A total of 1250 hours have been donated by mem bers of the three chapters. Delta Omega had 547 hours, the record number reported in the state contest, Mrs. Carpenter, Jackson County Easter seal chairman, reported $3,784.66 has been collected in the annual drive. This project is sponsored by the ESA chapter In Jackson county and all work is con ducted or supervised by them. Pins were presented to Mrs. Cantrall, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Robert Rae, Mrs. Riggert and Mrs. Vannice for working on these projects for five or more years. Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. Chamberlain assisted Mrs. Smith with the programs and decorations for the banquet and installation. Oregon slate officers and chairman of Epsilon Sigma Alpha International were introduced at a banquet held May 4 at Rogue Valley Country club by three vallay chapters. Thar ara (left to right) Mrs. Rob art Shangle, Delta Omega, editor of the state paper. The Crapevinei Mrs. Willie Fischer, Alpha Lambda, first vice presi dent) Mrs. Delbert Cantrall, Alpha Lambda, state chairman of the outstanding girl con test for the coming year and Mrs. Leland Carpenter, Delta Omega, state parliamen tarian. Mrs. Cantrall received the outstand ing member trophy for this year at the recent stale convention. Mrs. Carpenter was Jackson county chairman of the. annual Easter Seal sale for 1113, Navy Mothers Club Installs Mrs. Nute Tycksen, Talent was installed commander of the Medford Navy Mothers club during recent ceremonies held in the home of Mrs. Claude Alexander, 110 Al mond street. Navy Chief Ed ward Hawkins was installing officer. , Mrs. O. R. McClanahan was installed first vice command. er; Mrs. Harold Smith, Cen tral Point, second vice com' mander; Mrs, Glen Curtis, chaplain; Mrs. Henry Dooms, Ashland, adjutant; Mrs. Charles Masterfleld, finance officer; Mrs. James Wicker, judge advocate; Mrs. Carl Quackenbush and Mrs. Gladys Orr, flag bearers; and Mrs. Carl Ludwig and Mrs. Ernst Reames, matrons-at-arms. . a Exemplification Work To Be Given Central Point - Members of the International Order of Job's Daughters from bethels at Central Point and Shady Cove will exemplify their work for Ncvlta chapter, Or der of the Eastern Star, Tues day, May 14, in the Central Point Masonic temple. Mrs. E. V. Golf and Russell Fair, worthy matron and pa tron, will preside for the busi ness meeting at 8 p.m. Mrs. Don Patterson and Mrs. Eugene Bcasley head the committee for refreshments. 4 Central Point Women To Meet Central Point- Christian Service circle of Women's as sociation of the Central Point Presbyterian church will con tinue the study of "One Peo ple of God," when they meet Thursday, May 16 In the church. Chapter five of the book will provide the discus sion material, according to Mrs. O. T. Wilson, circle chair man. Dessert will be served at 1 p.m., by the hostesses, Mrs. Guy Tex, Mrs. G. O. Dizney and Mrs. E. C. Faber. C 9 daya. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sims were hosts for the event. Others who attended were Mrs. Olson, Mrs. Troxell, Mr. and Mrs. James Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bohnert and Mrs. Eloise WInklebleck. KNOW YOUR FURNITURE A "BUTTERFLY" 300 YEARS OLD I Tha oldest 'butterfly" still alive is no doubt tha table by that nam. The speaker also explained that working as a group in membership with county, state and national Congress of PTA affords a continuity and a nation-wide significance, a power in numbers. The Oregon Teacher Schol arship project was presented by Mrs. Owen Kunkel, who explained that scholarships are awarded to graduating high school seniors, who will enroll in teacher education in college and that they are con tinuing four-year tuition schol arships. Twenty-five new scholar ships have been awarded and 75 renewals made this year. However, she stated, 400 ap plications have been received. Introduced were Miss Gail Scharfe, Phoenix High school, a new awardee: Miss Mary de Place, and Mrs. Aedcne Heath, both southern Oregon college juniors, who received renewal scholarships. Miss de Place is a Medford High school gradu ate and Mrs. Jensen was grad uated from Eagle Point High school. Jackson county PTA units have contributed $775 this year to the Oregon Teach- Scholarship program, an increase of $286. However, she added Wis amount is not suffi cient to maintain the Jackson county participants. bchool administrators are working on a code of conduct for the students at Medford High school. Dr. Leonard May- Held has requested that a committee be appointed from the Medford Coordinating committee to serve as advisers to the project. 1G7 1 1 i ff BulMrlrlabli , W'l fer ine ' w I Tha butterfly t a b I a got Its name because of c u r v a d cumber soma braces which held up the leaves on both sides. It became all tha rage in tha 17th c a n t u r y. But many a long-legged parson mutt have suffered through meal! Today's adaptations - make room un derneath, so everyone can sit comfortably. We've perhaps "modified" It a bit, but Early American styling Is still popular throughout our country. Hera at Dempsters, we're awfully proud of the Ethan Allen maple on display. 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