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SOCIETV
Degree Conferred
On Eight Members
The exemplar degree, highest degree of Bets Sigma Phi
sorority, was conferred upon eight member of Kappa chapter,
In beautiful formal ceremony held at the home of Mrs. Ray
Kitzel, 737 Alameda, on Thursday evening, February 27.
Tho ritual table was centered with an arrangement of yellow
rosea, the sorority flower, and tall white tapers. Mrs. Arthur
Moors led the candlelight ceremony, conferring the degree upon
Elcnora Wealherford, Mrs. Harold Smith, Mrs. Max Saunders,
Mrs. Van Thome, Betty Zirkle,
Mrs. Vern Whitlatch, Mrs. James
Crapo and M.f. Don Dlvens.
Mrs. William Milne presided
during the rigular business meet
ing. Reports were given by var
ious committee chairmen and
plans were discussed for spring
social affairs.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess to Mrs. Howard Lis
toe, Mrs. Van Thome, Mrs. Vern
Whitlatch. who came from Med
ford for the ceremony, Mrs. Har
ol " Smith, Elenora Weatherford,
Mrs. Herbert Dennis, who was
visiting here from La Grande,
Mrs. John Martii., Mrs. Max
Saunders. Mrs. Don Divens,
Phyllis White, Mrs. Howard Per
neli, Mrs. Lorn Dalcour, Mrs.
Charles Bonney, Mrs. Layton
Sleight, Mrs. William Milne, Bet
ty Zirkle, Lillian Redkey, Mrs.
Russell Brackman. Mrs. James
Crapo and Mrs. Arthur Moore.
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Celebrates
Jerry Andersch, young son
of Mr.' and Mrs. W. E. Andersch
of 700 Doty street, celebrated
his seventh birthday last Fri
day at an after-school party at
tended by his schoolmates and
ne'-'-'-irhood fr" ds.
Games and gifts and refresh
ments occupied the young
guests. Decorations were on a
, patriotic theme.
Guests were Judy Berglund,
Robert Anderson, Dicky Ter
williger, Rosalie Bartell, Jerry
Janson, Michael Ashby, Katie
Be-p'und, Oscar Berglund, Jef
fry Loper, Micky Granas and
Robert Andersch.
Happy Relief
-'"""""from discomfort of
minor skin irritation, in the gen
.tie cleansing and soothing action
-w of these twin Helps.
OINTMENT
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Senior Circle
A regular meeting of the
Senior circle of the Community
Congregational church was held
Fridav, February 28, at the home
of Mrs. Godfrey Matthews. 2160
Garden. Mrs. Charles Revell,
president, conducted the business
meeting. In the absence of the
secretary, Mrs. William Larson,
Mrs. H. J. McGilvray took the
minutes of the meeting. It was
voted that in future members
should respond to roll call with
a Bible verse or a quotation, if
possible
Mrs. Revell and Mrs. McGil
vray were hostesses for the after
noon and served refreshments to
Mrs. W. C. Little, Mrs. H. S.
Stone. Mrs. S. R. Berry. Mrs. L.
E. Henry. Mary Eckstein and
Mrs. Matthews. Miss Eckstein
will be hostess for the March
meeting.
Entertained
Mrs. W. R. Elliott, Mrs. J. O.
Soder and Mrs. Art Wells enter
tained on Friday afternoon last
week with a stork shower for
Mrs. William S. Gill.
Guests were Mrs. Gill. Mrs.
Ace Thompson, Mrs. F. Bruner,
Mrs. Fred Hoagland. Mrs. E. F.
Stephens, Mrs. Ed Owens, Mrs.
E. J. Powell, Mrs. Charles Bane,
Mrs. Arthur Hoist, Mrs. H. T.
Ratchford, Mrs. Charles Glu
brecht, Mrs. Edward Roufs. Mrs.
Frank Wilson and Nancy Elliott:
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Club Session
LANGELL VALLEY Mrs.
Joan Marchant and Mrs. Bonnie
Fernlund entertained the Lan
gell Valley Women's club at the
parish hall on Thursday, Febru
ary 27. The business meeting
was conducte ' by the president,
j Miriam Fotucek.
I Members votec to change the
I club meeting day from the
i fourth Thursday to the third
Thursday of each month.
I A social afternoon followed
; the business meeting. Thelma
j Pettigrew received a contest gift.
ine next meeting will dc on
March 20 when Christine Brown
and Margaret Burnette will be
hostesses.
Late in the afternoon refresh
ments were served to Jeanette
Gralain, Miriam Potucek, Hat
tie Walker, Thelma Pettigrew,
Christine Brown, Bobbiette Gift,
Phyllis Rupert, Bessie Campbell,
Madge Monroe,' Margaret Bur-
Hostess
CHILOQUIN Mrs. Fred Pope
was hostess at a tiny garment
shower for Mrs. William Liveiy
of Klamath Agency on Thursday
afternoon, February 27, at the
Pope ranch. After refreshments
were served. Mrs. Livesay was
presented with many beautiful
gifts, Mrs. Harry Elliott was
awarded first prize for afternoon
honors at the bridge table, and
Mrs. Reece Taylor won second.
Guests were: Mrs. Harlan
Thomson, Mrs. Ogden Brooks,
Mrs. Reece Taylor. Mrs. Ed
Floyd, and Mrs. Orville Elliott
of Klamath Agency, Mrs. G. O.
McKell, Mrs. Kenneth Roberts,
Mrs. A. F. Blocklinger. Mrs. Har
ry Elliott. Mrs. Earl Hall. Mrs,
Cyril Cook and her houseguest,
Mrs. Helen Sage of Berkley,
La nr., and the guest of honor.
nett. Tillie Walker, Cora Leavitt,
Nettie Davis, and the hostesses.
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Luncheon Plans
Slated for Saturduy, March R,
at 1 o'clock in the afternoon is
n no-hostcss luncheon nl tho
Pelican planned by members of
Delta Kuppti Gumma. Arnold L.
Grilapp, superintendent of
schools, will speak on "The Place
of Women Teachers In Educa
tion in the Prescpt Day World.,"
Olive Wilson Is president of
Alpha chapter In Klamnth Falls,
A musical pror:.m will also bo
presented, along with talks on
live national association.
Birthday
Lorayno Constance Gcrrue,
daughter o Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Anderson, was honored at a
birthday party at her home, 3304
Crosby, on Friday afternoon.
Since she, was 'xirn on Leap year,
Lorayne cclcbruled on February
CO.
Invited guests wero Barbnra
Ann Smetz, Carol Eastman, Dor
othey Clawson, John Eastman,
Barbara Paulson, Louise Swift,
Beverly Marts, Joa.i Hull, Peggy
Mutson and Selma Matson.
Assisting Mrs. Anderson in tho
party preparation were Mrs.
Axel Hedlund, Mrs. Luonard
Matson and Mrs. Swan Erickson.
Mr, and Mrs. John Lundgren of
Bly, grandparents of Lorayne,
dropped In to wish their grand
daughter a happy birthday,
Five Years Old
Jolynn Zimmerman, little
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Robert
B. Zimmerman of 1600 Crescent,
celebrated her fifth birtnday in
fine style on Saturday, February
22. with a group of youngsters
gathering at tho Zimmerman
home for refreshments and games
and the usual party fare.
Other guests were Linda
Ehreth, Claudia Ehreth, Sharon
Zumwalt, Donna Zumwalt. Jo
annle Solga, Donna Lee Schuss,
Diane Wolter, Susan Porter,
Thirza Goeckncr, Sarah Porter,
Jimmy Pratt and Jimmy Porter.
Visits Family
Young Larry Egehind. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Egeland of
1938 Manzanita was home from
Hill Military academy in Port
land last week to visit his family
and celebrate his ninth birthduv
on Wednesday. February 12.
a group or young triencts
gathered for the occasion. As
sisting Mrs. Egeland in the party
& reparations were Mrs. Vera
urant. Mrs. Evelyn Chcyne and
Mrs. Jack Dunn.
Present wero I.arrv Pnuln
Cook, Sharon Taylor. Sully Sue
nurKc, Beverly uacrDlng, James
Norland, Jonell Takacs. Ronnie
bie Cheyne, Terry McAtteo,
Kicnara norland ana uruce uu-rant.
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HELPING LARRY EGELAND celebrate his ninth birthday on
February 12, when Larry was home from Hill Military acad
emy in Portland wero o group of his young frlonds who are,
left, to right, front row, Terry McAtee, Richard Norland,
Bruce Duriuit; second i
James iMorinnct, Jonell Takacs,
Ronnie McAtee, Darcuno Me
Cool, Hobble Cheyne: third row,
Paula Cook, Sharon Taylor, Lar
ry Egclniid. Sally Sue Burke and
Beverly Gaerblng.
The Shutter Shop.
Women's Society
Members mot ut the Methodist
church on Thursday, February ')
27, for a gmiorul meellng of the
Women's Society of Christian
Service. Mrs. Karl Redman, pres
liivul, opeuud tho meeting with a
song, lifter which routine bull
iickh was (llNt'iisncd.
Mrs. C. Hunt read a recom
mendation from the genorut con
furoni'O regarding the una of
prepiirod I eft u ri' s and colored
motion pictures, - Members and
committee head reported on a
number of phases of the so
ciety's work, Mrs. Carlton told
of the church dinner scheduled
for March 2tl, The group report
ed thut funds continue to come
In for song books to bo used at
the Tulelaku Sunday school.
Mrs. Taylor ami Mrs. Johnston
presented a program on "Chil
dren of the World," iiltor which
tea was served by a group of
members of Esther circle.
Don't Ut the weather get you
down, Bob's Laundryettt li still
open 6 to 7, Phone 8234.
Merry Mixers
Alberta Allen entertained the
Merry Mixers club at her home,
2401 Orchard way, on the eve
ning of February 20. Pinochle
was played during tho evening
and high scoro was held by Helen
Griffith, second by Jo Paup, and
low by Eleanor Robinson, who
joined the club at this meeting.
Refreshments wero served by
the hostess to Jo Paup, Eleanor
Curtis, Ruth Anderson, Eva
Morey. Nellie McCormlck, Blllie
Snyder, Eleanor Robinson, Helen
Griffith, Ruth Lawrence and one
guest, Grace Barthman. The
meetings on March 6 will be
with Eleanor Curtis.
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