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iEKALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Legion Auxiliary
Holds Meet Here
The district conference of district 4 of the American Legion
uxillary was held here in Klamath Falls on Friday, November
17, at the Memorial hall. Klamath, Merrill, Malm and Ashland
units were represented.
Mrs. Charles E. Lemons, denartment president, of Pendleton
Mrs. Earl J. Templar, department vice president, of Klamath
tans, Mrs. Mae is. WMtcomb,-
department secretary of Port
land, Mrs. William G. Wylio,
president of district 4, of Marsh
field, Mrs. Harold C. Barchus,
president of district 1, of Port
land, and Mrs. Mildred Harm-
len, department child welfare
chairman, of Ashland, were the
peakers for the meeting, bring
ing to the units the program for
the coming year.
Mrs. Lenore Gallagher, presi
dent of the Klamath unit, was in
charge of arrangements for the
meeting. Mrs. Paul Otterbein,
Mrs. Fred LaForge. Mrs. Keith
Ambrose. Mrs. Syd Evans, Mrs.
James Hunter. Mrs. Carl SchU'
bert, Mrs. Robert Ross, Mrs. A.
Petersteiner and Mrs. George
Rogers were the committee in
charge of the luncheon.
Out-of-town guests, accompan
ied by Mrs. Gallagher, spent the
morning in a tour of the Marine
Barracks, Friday, and a lunch
eon in their honor was given
preceding the afternoon confer
ence. Over 60 members and
Euests attended and the lunch
eon table was decorated with
candles, a holiday arrangement
of vegetables and truits, tianxea
by sprays of ivy and bright au
tumn berries. Highlight of the
meeting was the presentation of
a box of potatoes to each guest
present.
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Formal Banquet
Kappa chapter of Beta Sigma
Phi enjoyed a formal banquet in
the Blue room of the Willard
hotel, Wednesday evening, No
vember 8. Fall flowers were
used in the centerpiece and
place cards were turkeys made
of small pine cones.
This was followed by the rit
uals of the sorority given by
Mary Beth Hammond, president,
with talisman roses and candles
used as the decoration. Receiv
ing the pledge ritual were Mrs.
Lloyd Drew and Jacquie McLel
lan, Helen Grumble, Lois Coady
and Elsie Kurnick received the
Ritual of Jewels. Mrs. Arthur
Moore, Mrs. Joe Lemen and Lois
Coady were in charge of arrange
ments. Those present were Mrs. John
Hawkins, Mrs. Lloyd Drew, Mrs.
Van Thome, Mrs. Dan Divens,
Mrs. Norman Moty, Mrs. Ed
Charon, Mrs. Lawrence Albrit-
ion, Mrs. joe Lemen, Mrs. Arth
ur Moore, Mrs. Lorn Dalcour,
Betty Zirkle, Lois Coady, Elsie
Kurnick, Jacquie McLellan,
Maoge Magellan. Helen Gram
ble. Elenora Weatherford. Kay
Kaler, Mary Beth Hammond and
.Lillian Kedkey.
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PRESIDENT
Mrs. Charles E. Lemons, de
partment president of the Amer
ican Legion auxiliary, was here
from Pendleton for the district
conference of the auxiliary, held
in Klamath Falls on Friday. No
vember 17. She was an honored
guest at a luncheon Friday noon
in the American Legion hall.
Birthday Observed
Sally Glyn Jones celebrated
her fifth birthday anniversary
on November 10 at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
a., jones, eos Lincoln.
The afternoon was soent
playing games, and favors were
distributed among the euests.
A beautifully decorated cake
centered the refreshment table,
and was later served to Mrs.
Jasper Dnscoll, Mrs. L. Talia
ferro, Willa Lynch, Patty Wil
son, Grade Lou Henry, Rosetta
am, rany atanley, Sandra
Lynch, Mary Jo Piland, Paul
Munson, Bobby Logan, David
j-ennger. Koger Williams,
Wayne Peery.
At eight o'clock in the eve
ning, dinner was served to Mr.
and Mrs. Jasper Driscoll, Mr.
and Mrs. "Cotton" Taliaferro,
Mr. and Mrs. Jones, and Sally
Presented
A group of young girls was
pracmea io me tiev. Frederick
C. Wissenbach of St. Paul's Epis
copal church recently in an ad
mission service of the Girls
Friendly society. Pins were
given to the girls. Hazel Mor
rison, aavisor, presented the
group.
New senior members are Caro
lyn Orr, Carol Ackerman and
Catherine Glidden. Junior mem
bers are Nancy Warren, Vergie
iujny, inoiiie tasnm, Ann New.
man, Pattv Teale. RHrl n.
ers, Sue Sessler, Janice Larson,
, Marilyn Miller and Sara Stew
art,
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Birthday Dinner
Mrs. Ted W. Butler entertain.
ea at her home 313 M,iin
with a party honoring her hu
bund on his birthday, Wednes-
uoy, Hovemoer io. Dinner was
served at 8 o'clock, and cards
were piayea later m the eve
ning. Guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Sebero, Mr. and Mrs. E.
P. Richmond and daughter, Mrs.
Louis French, and Mrs. Lucille
Conner.
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Chapter Meets
,Tau flwPter of Beta Sigma
Phi met at the home of Maida
Heath, 1918 Melrose on Thurs
day, November 2.
Guests included Mrs. Lloyd
Smith, Mrs. Albert Gaster, Neah
Hanan, Willa Lynch, and Betty.
Jones.
Members present were Mrs.
G. Allcnsworth, Mrs. Jules
Napier, Mrs. Russell Falrchlld,
Mrs. Ralph Taylor, Doris Van
tis, Lois Rumer, Lorna Hnldor
son, Catherine Jackson, and the
nosiess, jwaiaa Heath.
The next meeting will be held
November 18 at the home of
Mrs. Jules Napier, 320 S. Rogers.
Formal Dance
Reames Golf and Country
club was the scene of the for
mal dance given Wednesday
evening, November IS, by the
non-commissioned officers of the
Marine Barracks.
The Dost orchestra, led bv
TSgt. Jack Zamzow, provided
music tor dancing, and a mid
night lunch was served.
Special euests were Lieufen.
ant Colonel and Mrs. Georee
Van Orden. and Mrs. Van
Orden received the door prize.
Lc-cnairmen in charge of ar
rangements were TSet. Howard
Case and Sgt. Andrew Stanton.
Attend Meet
Among those attending the
banquet given by the American
Legion and auxiliary of Klam
ath Falls at the Willard hotel
Thursday evening, October 26,
in honor of Sgt. Pauline Suty
of the WAC, were Mr. and Mrs.
Anton Suty and family.
Those from the American Le-
gion auxiliary of Malin includ
ed Hazel Kalina, Irene Freitag,
Martha Brothanek, Emma Wilde,
Alice Nyhart and the president,
Ethel Roberts.
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SECRETARY
Here from Portland to attend
the American Legion auxiliary
district conference last Friday
was Mrs. Mae E. Whitcomb, de
partment secretary of the or
ganization. Mrs. Whitcomb
also state chairman for the an
nual American Legion poppy
sale.
Aloha Chapter
At the regular meeting of
Aloha chapter. No. 61, Order of
the Eastern Star, held Tuesday
evening in the Masonic temple,
the following named candidates
received the degrees of the or
der: Mrs. f reda Robinson, Mrs
Marie Dickson Tillman, Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Withrow, Mrs. Maude
Phillips. Mrs. Ruth Hendricks
Willard, and Mr. James Hunter.
Beautiful chrysanthemums
were used in the initiation cere.
monies and in decorations in the
chapter rooms. Mr. and Mrs
Sanford Selby. and Mrs. Flor
ence West served refreshments
at the close of the chapter ses
sion.
The next regular meeting, No
vember 28, will be a memorial
meeting honoring the memory
of members of the order who
have died during the past year.
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Farewell Party
Mrs. Arthur Moore was
hosjess Thursday evening, No.
vember 9 at her home on New
Castle, honoring Mrs. Joe Le
men, who is moving to Sacra,
mento, California with her family.
whist was played, with prizes
going to Mrs. Clarence Drake.
Mrs. Joe Lemen, and Mrs. Mar
ion Biehn.
Followina refreshments. Mrs.
Lemen was presented with a
handkerchief shower.
Those present were Mrs. Ed
Charon, Mrs. Clarence Drake,
Mrs. Dale Alter, Mrs. Marion
Biehn, Mrs. John Hawkins. Mrs.
Joe Lemen, Mrs. Norman Moty,
Mrs. Lorn Dalcour, Mrs. Lloyd
Drew, Mrs. Howard Listoe, Kay
Kales. Elsie Kurnick, Helen
Grumbles, Madge McLellan and
Lillian Redkey.
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Sojourners Entertain
With Dinner Dance
The Sojourners entertained their husbands and guests at a
gay apron-overall dinner dance at Lakcihorc inn last Friday
evening, November 10. A large cake decorated in red, white, and
blue centered the dinner table.
Credit for the success of the party goes to Mrs. Byron Fried
man, who was the chairman. She was assisted by Mrs. A. T.
welch, Mrs. Frank Lambo, Mrs.
L. c. 'Sauer. Mrs. William B.
Yates, and Mrs. J. L. Mitchell
Those attending the party
were V and Mrs. Matt Finnl-
gan. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Fried
man, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Shan
non. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Macy,
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. O'Harra, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Young, and
their guest. Mrs. Laura Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Sauer, Mr.
and Mrs. William Yates, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Premo, Mr. and
Mrs. C. D. Ough, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Klnderdick, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Boyer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Lambo. Mr. and Mrs. John
Flemmings, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Sommors, Mr. and Mrs. William
Petty, Mr. ,n n d Mrs. Alton
Welch. Mr. and Mrs. S. B.
Hopkins, Mr. ami Mis. Don
Rice, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lundy,
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Crcswell,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stridors,
Mr. and Mrs. William Sheldon,
Mr. and Mrs, James Sheldon,
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Campbell.
Mrs. William McCarthy. Mr.
Larry Peoples, Captain and Mrs.
J. L. Mitchell, Ensign and Mrs.
R. Kershaw, and Mrs. Robert
Garibois.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Flnnlgan
entertained with a cocktail
party before the Sojourners
dance.
Their guests Included Mr. and
Mrs. James Sholdon, Mr. and
Mrs. William Sheldon, . Ensign
tin. I Mrs. R, Kershaw, Mr. and
Mrs. W, B, Shannon, Mr. and
Mrs. C. D. Oilgh. and Captain
and Mrs. J. L. Mitchell,
Nile Daughters
Hostesses for the November
luncheon of the Daughters of
the Nile were Mrs. Ed Oslen
dorf, Mrs. Fred Hellbronner.
Mrs. It. A. Nllschelm and Mrs.
Ray Oldenburg.
As the regular mealing fell
on election day. the timely mo
tif of miniature polling booths
and campaign slogans were used
as table decorations.
Mrs. Charles Martin received
a birthday gift, and special
prlr.es wcro awarded to Mrs.
llneklcr and Mrs. Robinson.
A short business session was
held with reports heard on Zule
Ima and Nydla temples' recent
ceremonies. The next meeting
will be hold on December 8.
Novarnp,,,
Thanksgiving Eve
Ball Plans Made
First of the large winter parties to be iv. v I
memhers of the lodge and their ladles I. f 1 httli., I
Ing Eve ball planned for Wednesday, Novemh,, '
room of the Elks Temple. ' "ove,1w 22, n y!
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committee Including Mr. and Mr. n-i L" Wdiiber. I
and Mrs. Lloyd Prock, Mr. and ' "J- f"St "f I
mr. and . . .
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on. o'clock t n"u S,SW(
Mrs. Vernon Moore,
Mrs. Murel Long, Mr. and Mrs,
William Van Busklrk and Mr.
and Mrs. E. B, Guarkner.
Music will be provided by
Pappy Gordon's orchestra.
There have been several
smaller parlies given during tho
nasi several weeks, but the
Thanksgiving eve bull ushers
In the social year for the lodge,
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Ten members of the Fremont
PTA met for 10 o'clock coffee
on Wednesday morning when
Mrs. Helen Connolly presided as
hostess at her home on Washington.
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