MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
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Bethel 55 Installation Is Unique
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Miss Cherye Meggers was crowned queen of the coming
Ashland Water carnival in ceremonies held Saturday night
at the Mark Antony hotel. Miss Meggers, who wore a short
formal gown of blue organdy embroidered in white, was
crowned by Cleatus Mitchell, president of the Ashland
Junior Chamber of Commerce. An outdoor enthusiast, the
queen skates and swims and is especially fond of water
skiing. (Mike Rountree photo)
Cherye Meggers Is Named
Queen of Water Carnival
Ashland-Dark eyed Cherye .
Meggers, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Meggers, 925 Bes
wick Way, was chosen queen
of the Ashland Water Carni
val during Saturday night's
coronation banquet in the
Mark Antony hotel ballroom.
Queen Cherye will reign
over the water fete, which it
is thought will be an annual
event, at Emigrant lake Sun
day, June 23, and on Saturday
morning will ride in the pa
rade in downtown Ashland
with the two princesses cho
sen at the coronation ball.
Miss Karen Wood, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wood,
1180 Oak street, and Miss Lo
retta Whipple, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Whipple,
Eagle Point, will, be the
queen"s attendants.
The three pretty contestants
were among nine finalists who
were guests of the Ashland
Chamber of Commerce Satur
day evening after having dem
onstrated their water skiing
skills the previous week in
try-outs at the lake. Following
the dinner each appeared in
swim suit and formal gown.
Is Crowned
To the queen went not only
her crown placed by Cleatus
Mitchell, president of the Wa
ter Carnival Queen contest
but also a Jantzen swim suit
and a U. S. savings bond. Each
of the three winners also will
be given a portrait by Whit
land Locke and the two prin
cesses will receive swim suits.
Judges were Mrs. Robert
O'Harra, Bill Purdy, Phil Hol-
man, Edward Carle and Mrs
Rena Locke. Music for danc
ing was furnished by a three
piece orchestra. Whitland
Locke was the mater of cere
monies.
The Saturday morning pa
rade will feature water sports
of all types. The line of march
is to form at the Plaza en
trance to Lithia park at 9:30
a.m. The Kilty band will play
and there are to be boats and
various types of outdoor floats.
Bill Wiliiams of the Med
ford Ski club is general chair
man of the June 23 show at
Emigrant lake. Program and
entertainment will begin at
1 p.m. and continue through
out the afternoon with con.
tests for all ages and in many
classifications.
Queen Cherye and Princess.
es Karen and Loretta will be
the honored guests.
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Wenonah Club
To Hold Party
wenonah club of Weatonka
council. Degree of Pocahon
tas, will hold a benefit card
party Thursday, June 20, at
1 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
Roy Thompson, 3316 Bursell
road, Central Point. Dessert
will be followed by cards.
Friends of the organization
are invited to attend. Further
iniormation may be obtained
by calling Mrs. James Wicker,
dial 772-2985, or Mrs. Carl
Ludwig, 772-7288.
Social Events Women's News
Calendar
Tuesday
6:30 p.m. - Royal Arch
Widows, Jacksonville Masonic
temple.
8 p.m. - Pythian Sisters,
Pythian bldg.
Wednesday
11 a.m. - Security Benefit
club, Pythian bldg.
12:30 p.m. - DUV, Mrs. Bes
sie E. Young, 425 North Holly
st.
Miss Patricia Selby was in
stalled honored queen of
Bethel 55, International Or
der of Job's Daughters, dur
ing ceremonies held last week
in Medford Masonic temple.
The event was unique in
that Patricia . is the inira
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Selby. 2427 Lyman avenue,
to become queen of Bethel
55. The new queen's sister.
Miss Karalee Selby, a past
queen, was ' installing queen
and with Mrs. Philip !eioy,
Ashland, a third sister and
the former Margaret Selby,
past queen of the same bethel.
performed the coronation
ceremony.
Mrs. Selby's three-year-old
daughter, Meg, ' was crown
bearer. Meg wore a dress
which had first been worn
by her mother when she had
presented roses to Mrs. Marg
aret Fabrick of Medford when
Mrs. Fabrick was crowned
queen of Zuleima temple.
Daughters of the Nile. Mrs.
Selby and Meg are grand
daughter and great grand
daughter of the late Mrs. Fab
rick. The Nile ceremony had
taken place in April of 1943
when Margaret Selby (Mrs.
Philip) was also three years
old.
The Misses Pamela Nelson,
senior princess; Madeline
Buonocore, junior princess;
July Mee, guide; and Elaine
Hastings, marshal; were the
elective officers installed.
Also installed were the of
ficers appointed by the honor
ed queen to serve during her
six-month term. They are the
Misses Sharon Mast, chaplain;
Cheryl Hastings, recorder
Patti Eastwood, treasurer
Alicia Buonocore, musician
Ruth Wilcox, Trissie Crovette,
and June Hendry, messengers;
Patricia Shafer and Robyn
Davis, junior and senior cus
todian; Bette Jo Vogel and
Faune Skinner, lady of the
lights; Stephanie Parkinson
page; Linda Messal, Bible
escort; Paula Minear, avel
escon; many jviasi, nag ocar-
er and Diane Vinzant, Nancy
Edward, Sidney Slcad, Jo
anne Morton and Debbie Dy
er, bethel choir.
Open Event
The ceremonies were open
ed by Mrs. Richard Mayfield,
bethel guardian and Roy
Henry, associate guardian
who welcomed those attend
ing and explained the absence
of the retiring queen, Miss
Jalinda Langston.
Karalee Selby, as installing
queen was assisted by Miss
Lauri Beth Buonocore; guide:
Miss Marcia Barrel, marshal
and Miss Pamela Trowbridge,
chaplain, all past queens of
Bethel 55; recorder, Miss Pa
tricia Harris, junior past
queen of Bethel 14; senior
custodian, Miss Dena Taylor,
junior past queen of Bethel
69 and junior custodian, Miss
Sue Kelley, queen of Bethel
38, Central Point and Miss
Charlotte Brown, Bethel 69,
musician. Mrs. Philip Selby
served as honorary marshal.
Meg Selby who escorted .by
Miss Jean Allen, and Miss
Christine Helman was Bible
escort.
Jarl Dyrud sang after the
coronation ceremony during
which Wayne Kelsoe, master
councilor, Medford chapter,
Order of De Molay, assisted.
Offers Prayer
The Rev. George R. V. Bol
ster of St. Mark's Episcopal
church gave the altar prayer.
The newly installed queen
introduced members of her
family, her parents, her sis-
Miss Patricia Selby .
ters, her niece Meg, Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Fabrick, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Selby, Bellview,
Wash., and Mrs. H. S. Ingle,
Ashland, aunts and uncles;
and Mrs. Daniel Voorhlcs, a
cousin. She also introduced
her godparents, Dr. Oscar Hal
both and Mrs. Ray Frisbie.
The line officers presented
their parents and members of
their families who were pres
ent. ,
Several presentations were
made with the honored 'queen
receiving her queen s pin and
traveling Jobina doll from
Miss Karalee Selby, installing
queen. Her father, Paul Selby
presented his daughter with
a gavel and Meg Selby pre
sented a cascade bouquet of
talisman roses to her aunt.
Honored Queen Patricia Sel
by then presented the travel
ing guide and marshal pins
to Miss Judy Mee and Miss
Elaine Hastings.
Mrs. Mayfield. guardian
and Mr. Henry, associate guar
dian, presented the queen and
senior and junior princesses
with their traveling tiaras and
the queen with a Jobina doll.
Escorted to the cast and in
troduced in addition to the In
stalling officers and family of
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Ceremony Set
Jacksonville - The auxil
iary to Centennial Post 100 of
the American Legion made
plans for joint installation
ceremonies with the post
scheduled for Friday, June 28
when they met June 14 in the
I Jacksonville Community hall,
j The event will be held in the
' same hall:
: A buffet dinner will be
I served, preceded by a cock
1 tail hour.
; Plans to attend the annual
; state Legion and auxiliary
I convention, to be held this
year August 1 through 3, in
Pendleton, also were made by
the post and auxiliary.
' Delegates from the Jackson-
ville groups include Mr. and
: Mrs. Albert Hancnkrat, post
! commander and a u x 1 1 iary
president; Mr. and Mrs. Lind
McBelh, post finance officer
! and auxiliary secretary; John
i Ellcrs and Charles D. Ander
' son. Auxiliary alternate is
I Miss Twyla Hancnkrat, and
post alternates are Alan Mo
Beth, Vaughn Beer and Wen
dell Frank.
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Special Night
Set For Court;
Attend Events
Roxy Ann court, Order of
the Amaranth, will observe
friendship night Thursday,
June 20, at 8 p.m. in the Ma
sonic temple. Preceding the
meeting at e p.m. will be a no-
host dinner. Any Amaranth
members is welcome to at
tend both. Reservations may
be made by calling Mrs. Hal
Bishop,, royal' matron, at 773-
7679 or Mrs. Frank Salyers,
772-8001.
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Swing,
grand representatives from
Roxy Ann court and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Orr, Siskiyou
court, Yrcka, Calif., attended
an official visit of the grand
royal matron, Mrs. Edward
Norton, Eugene, at Bend, Ore
gon, on Friday, June 14.
Saturday night Mrs. Norton
attended Friendship court in
Klamath Falls for an official
visit, accompanied by 23 of
her grand court officers and
Mrs. Florence Marliave, Yre-
ka, grand representative from
California to Oregon.
Roxy Ann court members
presented a skit in honor of
Mrs. Norton. Attending from
here were Mr. and Mrs. Hal
Bishop, royal matron and pa
tron; Mrs. Marshall Day,
grand associate conductress
and Mr. Day; Mrs. Salyers,
grand assistant lecturer; Mrs,
Lawrence Messal, associate
matron; Mrs. Joseph Jacques,
associate conductress, and Mr.
Jacques; Mr. and Mrs. Swing.
Mrs. Jessie Stagg, historian;
Mrs. Esther Coleman, stand
a r d bearer; M r s. La Verne
Bramhall, Mrs. Ethel Root,
Mrs. Eva Mae White, Mrs.
Frank Little and Carolyn En
dri.t.
A no-host dinner at the
Scottish Rite temple preceded
the meeting.
the honored Queen were the
Misses Cathy Harsh, Bethel 38.
Central Point; Lola Acker
man, Bethel 56, Shady Cove;
Ada Harris, Bethel 14. Med
ford, honored queens of their
respective bethels; Karen
Smith and Linda North, junior
and senior princess-of Bethel
69; Barbara Jacobson, senior
princess of Bethel 14; Mrs.
Carl Elhart, past grand quar
dian; L. R. Manning, past as
sociate grand guardian; Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Kelley, associ
ate guardian and guardian of
Bethel 38, Central Point and
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Bishop,
royal patron and matron of
Roxy Ann court. Order of
Amaranth.
Several introductions were
made from the sidelines in
cluding past guardians of
Bethel 55, Mrs. Paul Selby,
charter guardian, Mrs. Harold
Gordon and Mrs. Raymond
Reter; and Mrs. H. C. Gold
smith, president of the Scot
tish Rite Women's club.
Wayne Kelsoe, master coun
cilor, introduced the officers
and members of Medford
chapter, Order of De Molay,
who assisted with the crown
ing ceremony.
Them
The rainbow theme was
used for the meeting and re
ception that followed with the
honored queen's motto being
"Lift Up Thine Eyes." Miss
Pamela Nelson made the fav
ors given each guest.
Mrs. Lawrence Buonocore
was chairman of the recep
tion and refreshment commit
tee and was assisted by the
Misses Linda Messal, Wendie
Weixcl, Cheryl and Elaine
Hastings, Robyn Davis and
Mrs. Reter. Mesdamcs Fabrick
and H. S. Ingle served the
cakes with Mrs. Ray Frisbie
pouring. The Misses Christine
Finch, Katherine Foley and
Connie Armstrong presided at
the punch tables and Miss
Susan Root and Miss Bevere-
ly Bush had charge of the
guest book. Mrs. Frank Mee
and daughter, Miss Judy Mee,
were on the cleanup commit
tee.
New Term
The first meeting of the
new term wa0 held Tuesday
evening in the Medford Ma
sonic temple with the honored
queen, Patricia Selby and her
officers presiding. Following
the meeting an addenda was
held honoring the retriing
junior past queen, Miss Jalin
da Langston.
Her officers each recited
verse, using the letters In her
name, and concluding by pre
senting her a blue carnation.
The addenda was planned by
Miss Pamela Nelson, senior
princess. The queen then pre
sented the past honored
queen's pin and a Jobina doll
to her and a traveling crown,
given to the bethel by Mrs.
Murray Gardiner, to be worn
by each succeeding junior past
honored queen on their visita
tions to other bethels.
Final plans were formulat
ed for the girls and adults at
tending Grand Guardian coun
cil and Grand Bethel to be
held in Portland on June 20,
21, and 22.
The two sons of Mr. and
Mrs. William E. Frake, 32
Richmond avenue, were in
Medford for the Fathers' day
week end. The older son, Wil
liam H. Frake, will remain
here until mid-July and will
return to Berkeley where he
is to enter his .senior year in
law school in the fall.
The younger son, Jim, who
will be a junior at the Uni
versity of Oregon journalism
school In the fall, has left for
Portland where he will work
with Associated Press for the
summer weeks.
Dates Changed
For Workshop
The square dance work
shops formerly held Thursday
evenings at the Upper Apple
gate Grange hall have been
changed to Wednesdays. The
time will be the same, from
8 to 10 p.m. June 19 practice
on both square and round
dance figures is planned. By
ron Dibble will be caller.
Saturday night, June 22,
Star Promcnaders will hold
a regular club dance at the
Roxy Ann Grange hall. Danc
ing will st. rt at 9 p.m. and
will continue until 12:30 a.m.
The change of time Is due to
the warm weather, the club
states. - , - '
Several large fans will be
used to cool the hall for danc
ing comfort. Potluck refresh
ments will be served as usual.
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Zonta Holds Initiation
initiation was held at the service club for women In
last meeting of Medford Zon
ta club last Thursday evening
in the Town House cafe. Be
coming members were Mrs.
Giroud B. Davidson, whose
business is insurance; Mrs.
Jane Hundley, who is associ
ated with her husband in a
commercial print Ing firm;
Mrs. Jant Pace, real estate
and escrow; Mrs. Lula Web
ster who with Mr. Web
ster operates a trailer park,
and Mrs. Joyce Gooch, chief
dietition at the White City
Veterans Administration dom
iciliary. Miss. Ethel Shumway, psy
chiatric social worker, was
unable to be present and will
be initiated at a later date.
The ceremony was conduct )d
by Mrs. Letha Olson. Zonta
is an international classified
business and the professions.
Mrs. Florene Bolton, new
president of the group, out
lined her plans for the coming;
year and a budget was adopt
ed. The club, which meets
twice monthly for 10 months
of the year and has social
meetings in July and August,
gives assistance to the Med
ford School of Hope, provides
scholarships for college wom
en, assists in sending high,
school girts to Girls State and
to a summer science institute)
and also takes part In a num
ber of national and interna
tional projects.
Keep rug corners from curl
ing up by cutting L-shaped
pieces of hard cardboard and
gluing them to the underside
of the rug corners.
Parents Attend
OSU Graduation
Prospect Mr. and Mrs.
George Hubbard attended the
graduation of their daughter,
Miss Mary Ann Hubbard,
June 2, at Oregon State uni
versity in Corvallis.
Miss Hubbard received her
bachelor of arts degree in bus
iness administration and tech
nology. Of the 1835 who grad
uated, 468 were women. There
were 35 states represented
and 26 countries.
Miss Hubbard will spend
her vacation in Los Angeles
with her aunt, Mrs. Betty
Sherman, who lives in Van
Nuys, and her grandfather,
Mr. R. F. Abbott, who lives
in Los Angeles.
Miss Janet Young of Med
ford will acompany her, with
the two planning to return
home July 1.
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