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Rainbow Girls
Present Program
TULEI'AKE HniTlnl Coulson wan Initialled a worthy advisor
i iim Tuli'li'k" Assembly, Order of the Rainbow for Glrln. In a
Si" fill ceremony Moiidi.y evening Serving with Miss Coulson,
ffl.ler ' M'- llll,M,"' C'C' Coulaon, wlllbo Dorothy Thomas
Slate worlhy advisor; Charity, Jean Scott; Hope, Eleanor
Sim ViMf.y. ilunlKht; recorder, lJurnlco Hartley; trenx
Irer. J Wolfol cliiiplnlii, Mnry Hobortson; drill leader, nt
MirJof?
S Contidcnlliil Obsorvor,
o J Iss Howaii; uuicr ouscrvtir,
5JK Vlclurlnei musician, MIL
d Muwes'ut whllo phlox und of
."l, iiim-.H with numerous tall
' ,,(! whllo lupers formed a
Kuliml background for the
InVuHlnU officers were pant
"!v ..:I..l.,.r. .Invi'n Turn.
! hJ Installing marshal. Fan
Sta Adii Innli'llInK chaplain,
Frances How: Initialling record
Jr Carol vn Hyckntnn; musician,
Mr.. Knr'l Gentry
The Inromlng worlhy udvlsor
,nd associate worlhy advlnor re
Lived tltulr Halnbow Bibles
with shower effect of whllo
W ei and while sweet pcus be-
, "if '"", A?A1M,r";. K.".rl
Gentry plnyort "Aloha" tho
worthy nclvlKor was escorted to
htr ilittion in the east and tho
, i ie m b I y sang "Rainbow
Drtam." At her station (ho
wii presented wllh an arm boil
ouet of red roses, .lymbolic of
L color station, Lovo. Follow
,', i,er acceptance her parenta
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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
PAGf HVtN
Snvcrnl awards wore pro
anted, Hi" twelve acnlor high
Khool girls presenting tho an
Ktnbly with tho Rainbow offi
cial wal and tbo Halnbow color
emblem. The retiring worthy
advisor, Jovco Turnbuugh, wait
rwlnlrnt of n gift from the
mother advlnor. Mrs.-C. C. C'oul
ion, and thn associate mother
idvlnor, Mrs. George Fisher,
preicntcd Halnbow card canes to
thn senior girls.
Mm, Coulaon then presented
Ki-vlcc bar to Fannie Adama,
J(m Scott, Harriet Coulaon,
Patty Wnrrlng, Madeline
Sthrclncr. Dorothy Thomas,
Carolyn Ryckman, Joan Smith,
Undnleo Galloway, Joyce Turn
btuili and Eleanor Kandra for
meritorious effort. Service pins
went to a number of the young
er members Including Bernlce
Hartley, Pnt Kirkiy, Jean
Wolfe, Dorothy Looslcy and
Mary Robertson.
A gift of appreciation from
the nw worthy advisor to Mrs.
Karl Gentry for her helpfulness
wai scknowlcdgod and tho In
coming officer then received a
memento from tho retiring
worthy advisor, Joyce Turn
baugh. A surprise gift went to
Mr. Coulaon from Joyce Turn
baugh while the assembly sang
an original musical number di
rected by Mrs. Fisher. Mrs.
Coulson then presented her gift
lo Mrs. Fisher for her generous
help in assembly work.
Maxine Edwards Roycc, first
worthy advisor of the Tulclake
auembly when It woa organized
five years ago, was present and
ipokc briefly.
The session, an open meeting,
was well attended by parenta
and friends of tho girls. Re
freshment umrrt HArtnrl fnllnu.-
llnf the Installation.
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Sons of Norway
A group of Sons of Norway
membors and friends wero guests
o Agnnr Jordangcr at Shady
Pine on Wednesday evening,
May 17. Coincidental with ob
ervonco of tho Norwegian In
dependence dnv, waa the aur
Priic visit to Klamnth Falls of a
noted wnr correspondent, Mrs.
Use Llndback. She was enroute
'o Eugene having lectured at
KMoburg Tuesdny evening. Mrs,
Undbnek is an instructor In Nor
wjlun ctilluro nl tho University
"J Oregon under tho army sped
w trnlnlng program,
Mrs. Llndback Is also corres
pondent for n Norwegian news
MP" In Brooklyn, N.Y. Her
iS ',, A Thousiintl Norwegian
lift I1"8 ""ocently been pub
ned. She hopes to return to
Norway ns soon as slio la per
ml led, Mrs. Llndback was In
Invaded "m0 Nol'way wa
Dinner was served lo the fol
Wing, Mrs. Llndback, Mr. and
K 4rl Carkn, Mr. and Mrs.
rI Z Bc.'k' Mr- Bm' Mrs. H, S.
ana ? Mr' nnd Mr- Gn" Beach
na Lcroy Mr. nnd Mrs. Svorre
"nson. Mnrv Ann .nJ Do,. I
Presents Group
Ihu KtutlcntH of Mrs. Jean
Ulaku of Malln presented a
piano recital at tho homo o
Mr. and Mra. Kmll Tofcll tho
evening of May 1(1, Following
la Ihu program:
"Spanish Fiesta" Thompson
"Long, Long Ago Bayly
I'hyllla Johnson
"Walt. In C Major Bllbro
"Tho Picnic" Illlbro
Guorgo Rajnus
"Home On tho Range"
American Folk Song
Duel, Gcorgo Hujnus,
Mra. Uliike
"Swiss Echo Song" . .. Felton
"Carry Mo Back lo Old
Vlrglnny" Bland
Sarah O'Kcefo
"Dreams of Twilight
Stocklcy
Duet, Sarah O'Kcofc,
Mrs. Blake
"Sympathy" Frlml
Solo, Duffle Orr
"My Root" Mergoa
"Tho Night Wind Krb
Jean Rajnus
"Columbia, the Gem of tho
Ocean."
"The Band Played On"
Carl Rajnus
"Valley Forgo March," Goldman
Duct, Carl Rajnus,
Mrs. Mlaka
"I'll Take You Home Again"
Wcstcndorf
Joan Vlctorlno
"Swaying Daffodils"
Duet, Jean Vlctorlno
Mra. lilnko
"It's Raining Violets"
"Kentucky Lullaby"
Solos, Mra, Shogren
Prelude In C. Minor Chopin
Theme From Tschalkowaky'a
Concerto
Mrs. Juonlta Fablonlc
"Two Guitars"
Russian Folk Melody
Duot, Mrs. Fablonlc,
Mrs. Blake
Ceero(e$
CANBY A large crowd of
llttlo folks gathered at the home
of Lola Anklin on Tuesday, May
23, to wish her a happy birthday
and to help her celebrate the
occasion with a huge cake trim
med with froslod animal crack
ers. This was Lois' eighth birth
day anniversary and the after
noon was spent playing gamos,
defense stamps going as prizes
to tho winners.
Invited guests were: Robert
Pike, Ernest Hess, Phyllis Johns,
Mcryln Guss, Wanda Nichols,
Marguerite Ohm, Ronald Love
ness, Doyto Mullen, Bonell
Richardson, Walter Norum, Rob
ert Mead, Carolyn Bcattic, Ella
Ohm, Jennie Lovcness, Robert
Saunders, James Shcrer, Bonnie
Addington, Gwen McKllllp.
Mona Catcs, Billy Lcin, Dean
Parncll, Eugene Mullen, Donald
Lcmkc, Wayno Booth, Walter
Mohr, Christine Green, James
Smalling, Nadlne Catcs, Christ
ine Funk, Donald Sherer, Pat
ricia Grant, Robert Shcror, Joy
Nilcs, Donald Craig, Carol Guss,
Nolda Wllklns, Buddy Adding
ton, Dick Caldwell end his cous
in Gary Morgan of Sacramento,
Dolores Wolr of Redding; Dar
lene Lincoln, Lois' cousin of
Chico; Elinor Rae, John and
Fredrick Anklin, Mrs. Eva Hen
nlng and Mrs. Carolyn Love
ncss, Lois' teachers.
Auxiliary
The Townsond auxiliary met
at the home of Mrs. Viola Her
mann, 329 Iowa street, on May
17 for 1 oclock politick lunch-
con. Mrs. Eva Webster was pre
sented with birthday gifts. A
business meeting opened with
tho Lords Prayer followed By
the flag salute. The quilt being
mndo by the club will be worked
on at the meeting May 31 at tho
homo of Mrs. Adah Lorson, 618
Willow.
Bingo was played by the
guests, Eva Myers, Eva Webster,
Delia F. Arnold. Roena Fugill,
Adah Larson, Matilda Crapo,
Bernlce Mccracken and viola
Hermann.
F. E. Sverdsen. Hans Norland,
Ole Solbcrg and tho host, Mr.
Jordangor.
TULELAKE HONORS
!njfl.ti..?luon- left, and Dorothy Thomas, are valedictorian
(alt, in iltm ot Tulclake high school. Commencement will
- - ..una o, Hom gins are acuve in iiunooi nuu outm.
V a"alrs of tho community In which they live,
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TOWED IN JUNE
Elaine Gertrude Gastcllum of Corona, California, daughter of Mrs.
Rita Stephenson of Ontario, will become the bride of John How
ard Athcy, SC 2c, Camp Elliott, San Diego, son of Mrs. Flor
ence Athey, 12U California avenue, Klamath Falls. The wedding
will take place sometime in June.
Family Featured
At Aloha Meeting
Five members of the same family occupying scats of honor In
the cost, or filling officers' chairs on the chapter floor, was the
unusual situation at the regular meeting of Aloha chapter, No.
81, Order of the Eastern Star, held Thursday evening in the
Masonic temple, Klamath avenue. Mrs. Cora Sanderson of Union,
Oregon, who served as worthy matron of Aloha chapter in 1911,
was seated at the right of Worthy Matron Mrs. Arthur R. Dick
son. Mrs. Sanderson's granddaughter, Mrs. Ermcl Hosley, worthy
matron of Cascade Crest chapter, Chiloquln, sat at her right, and
her son-in-law, Mr, Earl Templar, worthy patron of Aloha chap
ter, was seated at the left of tho worthy matron. A daughter.
Mrs. tan Templar, is secretary
ot Aloha chapter, and a grand
daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Templar
Dlment, is Electa.
Mrs. Sanderson now lives near
another daughter, Mrs. D. E.
Richards, in Union, and Is visit
ing her family and friends In
Klamath Falls for a few weeks.
The late Fred Sanderson was
mayor of, Klamath Falls for sev
eral years from about 190S until
his death In 1009.
Mrs. Nina Currier was elected
to fill the unexpired term of
Mrs. James Racknor as chapter
treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. Rack
nor hove moved to Collage
Grovo to caro for Mrs. Rack
nor's father, Rev. Bcatty, who
Is now more than 90 years of
age.
Mrs. George Casper presided
during the program hour, pre-
scntlng a clever skit entitled
"Spring Hats Exclusive Millin'
ery Shoppo." a farce revealing
the follies of fashion and tricks
of trade. Taking part in this
feature wero Mrs. Glenn Kent,
Mrs. Wnllace Uorlings, Mrs.
Lawrence K. Phelps, Mrs. Will
Wood, Mrs. Ted Huey, Mrs. H. A.
Nitschelm, Mrs. JS. E. Metier,
and Mrs. Dorothy Templar Dl
ment. The program Included
singing, modeling parades, and
other fun-provoking antics. Host
ess committee for tho evening
was Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dick
son, who served punch and cook
ies.
Mrs. C. T.. Bryson, Ncquassn
chapter, No. 43, Franklin, North
Carolina, was an out-of-state visi
tor. Chapter will meet the
fourth Tuesday In June, and this
will be the last meeting before
summer vacation.
.
Honor Students
TULELAKE Both honor' stu
dents of tho Tulclake high school
senior class, Harriet Coulson and
Dorothy Thomas who will de
liver the valedictory and saluta
tory addresses for commence,
ment Juno 8 have taken an ac
tive part in extra curricular ac
tivities during the four years
they have been in high school.
Miss Coulson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Coulson who
graduated with a 2.07 average
for four years academic work
has been chosen valedictorian
and Miss Thomas, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Thomas
with an average o 2.09 will be
salutatorian.
Both girls hold life member
ships In the California Scholar
ship Federation. Botli have as
sisted on the school annual,
White and Gold and Miss Thom
as has served on the editorial
stuff of tho Honker, school pa
per. They are membors of the
Girls' Service organization,
Miss Thomas Is secrotary of
tho student body and presidont
of the Girls' Service organiza
tion. Tho salutatorian also serv
ed as vice president of her class
during her junior year.
Work in the Cadette group is
kept up by each, Miss Thomas
serving as a sergoant and Miss
Coulson as a prlvato. They wero
Installed Monday night, May . 22,
In tho principal offices of tho
Tulelako assembly, Order of tho
Rainbow for Girls, Harriet as
worthy advisor and Dorothy as
worthy associate advisor.
Harriet will enter Stanford
next loll and Dorothy plans a de
gree course at somo college yet
to be decided upon, '
Shower Given
A shower for Mrs. Jack Bar
ton was given by Elaine Mc
Clellan assisted by Mrs. James
Cornutt at the McClellan home
on High street Tuesday of last
week.
Guests of the evening were
Mrs. Jack Barton, Mrs. Boyd
Bruner, Mrs. Ada Brown, Mrs.
Mary Gebhart, Mrs. J. A. Burke,
Donna Burke, Mrs. J. S. Mc
Clellan, Mrs. Verne McClellan,
Patricia McClellan, Mrs. James
Robison. Mrs. Marion Cross
field, Mrs. Arnold Colohan, Mrs.
Percy Dixon, Donna Dixon,
Mrs. Harold Dixon, Mrs. Victor
Bark, Mrs. Elmer Rbwden, Mrs.
Sylvia Stroud, Mrs. Verio Brewr
baker, Ann Stevenson, Mrs.
Kinney, Mrs. Zetta Sullivan,
Mrs. Zella High, Zella Ann Sul
livan, Mrs. Frances Johnsdn,
Linda Cornutt and the host
esses. .
Pearl Marin and Lizzie Little
entertained members of the
Friendly Circle at Mrs. Marin's
home, 2304 Home, Thursday.
Luncheon was served by the
hostesses at 1 o'clock to Kathryn
Billings, Ipha' Brown, Fannie
Goddard, Lydia McDonald, Es
tello Smith, Katherine Williams,
Violet Vance, Grace Bock, Melva
Danielson, and the afternoon was
spent in visiting and sewing.
Tho next meeting will be with
Violet Vance on Shasta way.
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FOUR MONTHS
Little Julc Lyn Bratton is the
four-month-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Bratton. This
picture was taken when she
was only two months old. Her
mother Is the former Bernlce
Larson and they are making
their home with James Brat
ton's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. M.
L. Bratton, 2141 White, while
Jule Lyn's father serves as
AMM ic with the U. S. navy.
. Kenncll-Ellis.
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PHOTO SERVICE
211 Underwood Bldg.
Stingerettes
The Stlnferette club hem a
potluck luneheon at the home of
Mrs. Walter 'Fuller, 22S2 Vine,
Wednesday, at 12:30. o'clock
with Mrs. A. Myers co-hostess.
Attending were Mra. Merrill
Kious and two daughters Mrs.
Nate Gale and son, Mrs. J. J.
Pox, Mrs. V. C. Phillips,' Mrs.
M. R. Meaier, Mrs. Harry Sack
ctt, Mrs, A. B. Gutherie, Mrs.
John Farrow, Mrs. James Fuller,
son and daughter, Elsie McGll
vray and Gladys Hunt. '
It was decided to hold the gal
loping tea each week, and non
members may be invited, A cir
culuatlng gift exchange Is also
to be started beginning with the
president. The June meeting will
be with Mrs. Hunt on Shasta
with Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Mes
ser assisting.
Aa Wednesday wag the third
birthday of little Rachael Ful
ler, grand-daughter of Mrs. Wal
ter Fuller and daughter of Mrs.
James Fuller, the five children
were served at a separate table,
and enjoyed a birthday cake
with the appropriate number of
candles.
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Thursday evening, May 18, the
Merry Mixers were the guests of
Alberta Allen, 2461 Orchard
way. Those attending were Jo
Paup, June Collins, TUIIe Cham
berlain. Louise Cramblett. Billee
Snider, Mildred Robinson, and
Ruth Anderson. Bingo was
played, with high score going to
Louise Cramblett, second to Til
lie Chamberlain and low to Ruth
Anderson. The next meeting
win De witn Mildred Kobinson.
Hostess at Party
Elaine McClellan entertained
with a miscellaneous shower
Tuesday in honor of Mrs. L. E.
Holzhouser of Poe Valley. Mrs.
Ralph Taylor, the former Eliza
beth Burton, delighted with
three violin solos. Games were
played with honors going to
Mrs. Jack Barton, Mrs. Cornutt
and Mrs. Robert Phillips.
After gifts were given the
honor guest, refreshments wore
served lo Mrs. Marion Cross
field, Mrs. Victor Bark, Mrs.
Ralph Taylor, Mrs. James Cor
nutt, Linda Cornutt, Mrs. Jack
Barton, Mrs. B. L. Holzhouser,
Mrs. C. L. Webber, Mrs. John
Hope, Mrs. Helen Webber, Mrs.
Bob Phillips, Jackie Phillips,
Mrs. Grace Patterson, Mrs.
Frank Crossfleld, Mrs. James
Robison, Mrs. Verne McClellan,
Pat . McClellan, Mn. J, A.
Burke and the hostess. . .
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Members of Prosperity Rebek
ah lodge who attended the state
assembly in Portland, report . a
large attendance. Kate Hogue'i
recommenced appointment as
district deputy president was
confirmed, and Alma Cofer waa
elected conductor ot the assem
bly for the coming year. Kate
Hogue and Lucille Heifer re
ceived the degree of chivalry.
Those from Klamath Fall who
attended were Kate Hogue,
Charlotte Martin, Elizabeth
Ramsby, Jennie Hum, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert E. Wattenburg, Mr.
and Mrs. H. M. Munsell, Addle
Sandell. Alma Cofer and Lucille
Heifer.
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