Klamath Woman
Elected To Office
At the annual stale convention of Dolta Kappa Gamma, nat
ional teachers honorary society, at Corvnllis April 13 and 14,
Alpha chapter was honored by having Mrs. Geraldine Owsley
chosen as the first vice president for the ensuing two years. Other
officers elected were: Edith Boric of the Southern College of Edu
cation, president; Mrs. Mary Heasslcr of La Grande, second vice
president; Florence Allen, Ashland, corresponding secretary: Mrs.
Charlino Edwards, Philomath, recording secretary; Helvie Silver,
Silvcrton, parliamentarian; Mrs. Amies Booth, superintendent of
Marion county schools, treasurer.
The Saturday morning ses
sion opened at the First Method
ist church with Miss Hazel Fish
wood, state president, conduct
ing the business meeting. State
officers, chapter presidents, and
committee chairmen reported on
the past year's activities.
Beta was hostess to the seven
other chapters of the state, with
about 160 members of Alpha
Rho State, being in attendance.
At a delightful luncheon pre
sided over by Emma Henkle of
the Monmouth College of Edu
cation, chapter presidents con
ducted a birthday candle lighting
ceremony. The guest speaker,
Mrs. Ina Rae Hix, dean of girls
at Corvallls high school, spoke
oil her experience while in a
Japanese prison camp in the
Philippines.
The afternoon session consist
ed of an initiation, a memorial
service, and social hour which
were held at the Memorial Union
on the college campus.
The highlight of the conven
tion was a formal banquet held
at the Benton hotel Saturday
evening 'at which time present
and past state and chapter presi
dents were honored. The tables
..were profusely decorated with
spring flowers, camellias being
provided each guest as corsages.
Mrs. Genevieve Turnipseed. di
rector of dormitories of the Uni
versity of Oregon and an honor
ary member of Delta Kappa
Gamma, gave an inspiring ad
dress on "The Teacher in the
Atomic Age."
The closing meeting was a
breakfast Sunday morning held
at the Benton hotel. A round
table discussion on teacher re
cruitment and program planning
was conducted by Dr. Melissa
Martin, president of Beta chap
ter. The local publicity chairman,
Mrs. Ida Edsall, received men
tion for her outstanding con
tributions' to the state publica
tion, "The Oregon Trail."
Members from Alpha chapter
who attended the convention
were: Olive Wilson, president,
Maye Wells, Augusta Parker,
Eva Burkhalter, Geraldine Ows
ley, Mabel Humble, Stella
Bowne, Josephine Penrod, Borg
hild Mehlen, Dorothy Houston,
and Grace Lytle.
Ceremony
. Patricia Inez Perry, daughter
of Mrs. Inez Ralls of Seattle,
became the bride at 8:30 o'clock
Sunday evening of William Har
old Downey, formerly of San Di
ego. The groom is a veteran of
World War 2, and served with
the United States army air corps
in England.
The ceremony was read by the
Rev. Victor Phillips of the First
Methodist church at the home of
the groom's sister, Mrs. Harley
McCleery near Merrill. Mr. and
Mrs. McCleery attended the
young couple. The bride wore a
powder blue bolero suit with a
corsage of pink rosebuds and
gardenias. She wore a shell pink
blouse and a small flower hat.
Refreshments followed the
ceremony which was attended
by Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Agee, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Craig, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Acklin, Carl Lee Mc
Cleery, Mary Lou, Kathleen and
Luanna Craig, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Chilton, Mr. and Mrs.
George Hill, the Rev. and Mrs.
Phillips and the bridal party.
Mr. and Mrs. Downey will be
at home on the ranch which the
groom and his brother-in-law
operate.
Betrothal
Of interest here is the recent
announcement by Mr. and Mrs.
George Baughman of Ashland of
the engagement of their daugh
ter, Edith, to LeRoy Real, son of
Mrs4 Vera Real and the late
Martin Real of 112 Wendling,
Klamath Falls.
The wedding date has been
let for September 15, in Ashland.
Miss Baughman was dis
charged from the Waves in De
cember, and served both in the
United States and on Ford island
at Pearl Harbor.
Mr. Real saw service with the
104th Timberwolf division and
was discharged in November.
Leave Klamath
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tatlow of
401 Laguna, long-time residents
of Klamath Falls, left this city
today for Rogue River where
tney will make their home.
They have resided in Klamath
Falls since 1912. The Tatlows
plan to construct a home in
Rogue River. Their only daugh
ter, Ella, a former student of
Klamath Union high school and
Whitman college, is employed in
Medford.
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NAMED first vice president of
Delta Kappa Gamma, national
teachers honorary society, was
Mrs. Geraldine Owsley of
Klamath Falls.
Kennell-Ellis
Shower
Jeneece Shirey was honored
with a miscellaneous - bridal
shower on the evening of April
12 in the parlors of the First
Baptist church. Refreshments
were served bv the hostesses.
Mrs. V. J. Griffith. Mrs. B. K.
Robinson, Mrs. F. R. Nichol, Mrs.
L. M. Higdon, Mrs. J. C. Orrell
and Mrs. E. J. Boothby after
which the guests were enter
tained with a cleverly aranged
mock radio Droeram. Mrs. Fred
Nichol acted as mistress of cere
monies for the evening.
The program ended with Miss
Shirey being selected as "Queen
for a Day" at which time she
was crowned and seated on an
ornate queen's throne. Her gifts
were then presented as her
award.
Those honoring Miss Shirey
were Mrs. C. W. Thomas, Mrs.
Perley Webster, Mrs. E. E. Ham
brick, Mrs. D. C. Pearce, Mrs.
L W. Rhoads. Mrs. Sheldon Rus
sell, Mrs. O. Baker, Mrs. James
Blue, Mrs. Ray Hunsaker, Mrs.
Verne Michaelson. Mrs. T. S.
Green. Mrs. J. T. Patterson, Mrs.
Russell Webber, Mrs. Bud Child-
ers, Mrs. W. H. Deets, Mrs. A.
Hershberger, Mrs. H. B. Stoler,
Mrs. Bill Grimes, Mrs. Rodney
L,arson, Mrs. B. L,. Brooks, Mrs.
Joe Ivie, Mrs. Franklin Michael-
son, Mrs. A. Michaelson, Mrs.
Melvin Ostrom, Mrs. C. C.
Brown, Mrs. B. M. Robinson,
Mrs. E. P. Homer, Mrs. L. Dag
get, Mrs. L. M. Ballard, Mrs.
George Welch. Mrs. Dale Welch,
Mrs. Roy Gueck and Mrs. B. J.
Alexander; the Misses Alice Dav
is, Ramona Baker, Hazel Custer,
Esther Robinson. Mildred Rice,
Bervie Lewey, Wanda Homer,
Ramona Homer, June Hershber
ger, Bonnie June Haney, Pat
Hambrick, Betty Joyner, Mir
iam Webster, and the hostesses.
Guest Speaker
Rev. Godfrey Matthews of
the Community Congregational
church was guest speaker at a
meeting of the Women's associa
tion of the First Presbyterian
church, Thursday afternoon,
April 18.
Rev. Matthews spoke on "Us
ing the Bible." Reports were
given on the meeting of the
presbytery and the presbyterial
held at Ashland by the delegates.
Joanne Stacy presented a solo,
accompanied by Mrs. George Mc
Intyre. Mrs. David Barnett led
the devotional.
Hostesses were Mrs. Thomas
A. Sandoe. Mrs. Melvin Fitzpat
rick and Mrs. Claude Ferguson.
The tea table, decorated with
forsythia and daffodils, was pre
sided over by Mrs. George Hurn
and Mrs. L. D. Potter,
Aux
inary
The Eagles auxiliary held a
regular meeting Tuesday eve
ning in the lower FOE hall, 9th
and Walnut, with 54 members
present. The hall was beautiful
ly decorated for the Easter sea
son. After the meeting delicious re
freshments were served with
colored Easter eggs. The next
meeting will be held Tuesday at
8 p. m., when there will be initi
ation of candidates. Officers and
drill team will wear formals, al
so any of the members who wish
may wear formals
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Exchange Vows
Beneath an arch of calla lilies,
Dclpha Herman Bruce and Jack
Miller exchanged vows Sunday,
April 14.
The informal ceremony was
read at the home of the bride's
brother. Orville Herman of 819
Rose. The Rev. David F, Burnett
Jr., pastor of the First Presby
terian church, rend the double
ring service. Music was provided
by Mrs. David Barnett.
The bride wore an afternoon
dress of aqua with a white orchid
corsage, and for jewelry chose
an heirloom cameo necklace be
longing to Mrs. Orville Herman,
matron of honor,
Mrs. Herman wore a lime
green frock Willi a gardenia cor
sage. Carol Herman, flower girl,
was attired in pink, with a
wreath of pink rosebuds in her
hair. She carried a small colonial
bouquet of mixed flowers.
Best man was Don Miller,
brother of the bridegroom.
Present for the ceremony were
relatives of the couple and a few
close friends.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Herman, and
came here from Lompoc, Calif.,
last January. The bridegroom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Miller and was recently dis
charged from the marine corps.
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Honored
Mrs. J. D. Evans was honored
with a shower Thursday evening,
April 4, at the home of Merle
Brown, 2007 Homedale road.
Yellow daffodils were ar
ranged about the room. Taking
honors in games were Lelia New
ton, Susie Yadon, Elsie Learning
ana Helen warren. Ketresh-
ments wpro hv tl hrwt.
esses, Peggy Roberts and Merle
Brown.
Guests were Mrs. Evans, Ida
Martin, Lelia Newton, Susie Ya
don, Lil Yunck, Thelma Yunck,
Ethel Overson, Edith Goodwin,
11a Douglas. Mae Wilson, Elsie
Learning, Alberta Adkins, Lula
Berry, Helen Warren and Agnes
Smart.
Sending gifts but unable to be
present were Nadine Robertson,
Agnes Thompson and Lillian
Derra of Malin, Mary Trulove,
Helen Nelson, Shirley Hairrell,
Florence DeLap and Priscilla
Yadon.
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EXCHANGING VOWS on Sunday, April 7, were Norma'
tarnesf, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. ueorge J. Earnest of
Klamath Falls, and Keith Walroth. son of Mr. and Mrs Cnrl
Walroth of Iowa. The ceremony was read in Sacred Heart
church.
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'Ann Lyman, on Sunday in the
Art Needlework
Mrs. Z. J. Powell and Mrs. C.
W. Murdoch entertained the Art
Needlework club at the Powell
home on S. 5th Wednesday after
noon, April 17.
Refreshments were served at
the close of the afternoon. The
next meeting will be held at the
R. H. Dunbar home, 420 Jeffer
son, with Mrs. George Wirtz,
hostess.
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Marjorie Botens, daughter of
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rirst Methodist church.
-Kennell-Ellis.
Birthday
LANGELL VALLEY Mrs.
Lester Leavltt entertnined at the
Leavitt home with a dinner,
Wednesday. April 10. In honor
of the 17th birthday of her
daughter, Doris.
Guests were Doris, Helen
Gowen, Ruthie Brown, Jeanle
House, Walter Ritter, Don Hors
ley, Mrs. Mary Dearborn, Mrs.
Ella Dickinson and Calvin and
Mary Ann Leavitt.
Dinner Party
Bonita Huddart, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Huddart of 1
1635 Siskiyou, was "honored on!
her 10th birthday. Tuesday, I
April 16, with a dinner party j
given by her mother. j
A special guest at the party, !
held at the family home, was I
Bonita 's maternal grandmother,
Mrs. A. L. Lee of Beardsly, Minn.
Decorations followed an Easter j
theme. '
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New Officers
At n recent meeting of Chap
ter AU of PEO. new officers
were elected for the year. The
group met at the home of Mrs.
Glen limit of 02H Pacific Ter
race. Heading the chapter for tho
new term are Mrs. A. W. Sample,
president; Mrs. W. I, Tiugley,
vice president; Mrs. Dwight
French, recording secretary;
Mrs. Victor O'Neill, correspond
ing secretary; Lyruvine Fish,
treasurer; Mrs. Phil S. Hitch
cock, chaplain; Mrs. Greer Drew,
guard, nnd Mrs. Stanley Wood
ruff, pianist.
Attend Meet
A group of Klamath Falls
women returned home Thursday
night from Salem where they at
tended the state convention of
Royal Neighbors of America held
Tuesday nnd Wednesday in tho
VFW hall at Hood and Church
streets. There was nn excellent
attendance and 300 members of
tho order were present from all
over Oregon.
Tho next stato convention of
Royal Neighbors will be held
in Klnmnth Falls in 19.10. It was
also Blossom week in Salem and
the women enjoyed their stay
in the valley. Attending the meet
were Mrs. Loin Myers, Mrs. An
na Woolever, Mrs. Ella Pauley,
Mrs. Kate Hogue, Mr. Ella llor
tls, Mrs. Luclle Heifer, Mrs. Jes
sie Steel, Mrs. Kathleen Hep
burn, Mrs. Anna Illwer and Mrs.
Elizabeth Kelllson.
Wed In Reno
In a simple ceremony read In
Reno, Nev., Monday, February
18. Junnitn Runnels, dnughter
of Mr. nnd Mrs. L. J, McKinnnn
of 2209 Union, became the bride
of William Gundy Jr., son of Mr.
nnd Mrs. William Gaudy of 1354
Derby.
Mr. and Mrs. Gundy are at
home at 430 Washington, Both
attended school here.
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ON FRIDAY, April 12, Mario
Wright, daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. J. W, Wright of 2122
Reclamation, became the
bride of Carleton B. Casjons,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Q. W.
Casjens of Los Angeles. The
ceremony was read In the
Community Congregational
church.
EvergVeen
Saddle Club
The Klamath Saddle club hold
a special meeting Tuesday night
at its clubhouse nt the fair
grounds to complete plans for
the spring burn dunce
Mny 4 has been set ns the date
for the (Inure which will be held
In the "White Hum" on Airway
drive. All western atmosphere
will prevail with Jeans nnd plaid
shirts proper dress fur the occa
sion. The dance will be Invita
tional only.
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turned Thursday night from a
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saw n number of Kliimnlh folks
while on the const and plan to
go over Hgiiln this coining week.
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