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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1947)
nAi.n a N.wt. Ri.-.tk r.tti. o,.. wnN.,.AT, J....". r... ki.M .Friendship Camp Is ' Convention Host with Lucille Heifer, dlitrict oracle, prealdlng. Honor tu",t. were State Supervisor Mae E. Logan, of Portland and EU. Walker, district deputy, of Medford. Delegate, were preae. t Jrom Mrtford. Ahland, Jacksonville, Cotuige Orove. Eugene, Grant. PaZ Powers, Portland, Sacramento. Calif., Grand Rapid.. 8. D.. and District Mf'cera were Introduced by the camp oracle. Honor guest I "ll Ut . M Minrn and oracles from the district camps were present oy cn oc. ... Were prrsc.w" .......... Mayor Ed Ostendorf greeted the member, with a speech of welcome Officers were elected fim fJ Barnum, oracle from Aahland. vice oracle; Irene Shirley. Medford. recorder Alice Turner. Ashland, rtance'lor: Jessie Steele. Klamath Palls marshall: Geneva Davlcs. Jacksonville. Other heads v. Ill be appointed. Ashland camp Invited all to at tend the next district convention In 1948. A school of instruction was held In the afternoon under the direction of Mae Logan. Officers-elect were Installed dur ing the meeting. Songs were sung, and the afternoon session was ad journed, in the evening. ' banquet was attended by more than : WO gueata. Serving were the omen of the First Christian church Table decorations were made by the Social club. Memorial services were given by the Klamath Falls drill team. Lucille Heifer. Mildred Markey and Ilia I Simpson sang an appropriate num ber. Also participating were ita mona Steel and Kale Hogue. The retiring march was exemplified by the Ashland camp. An Interesting program of skits, readings, ana songs was given by the combined district camps. Kate Hogue and Ella Paulev were presented with their 25-year jewels. . .... Refreshments were served later In the evening. ... Coming Rites Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gilcrist of 315 Grant street announce' the forthcoming marriage of their daughter. Frances, to William N. Deets, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Deets of 1734 Johnson. The Rev. Victor Phillips will read the cere monv at 4 o clock in the afternoon, Sunday. June 59. at the First Meth odist church. PLAY SUIT VALUES! Mm Rov Carter of 5138 S. 6th entertained at a bridge luncheon -. 1 GallirHfll' rVOnlt I01S i of mock orange and roses from the Carter garden ionnea an aun:uc Uieme for tne anatr. Guests were Mrs. A. W. Porter. w D...1 EAnt Ifkmnth Falls: Mra. Dave Campbell. Bly: Mrs. Sam 'Sl Win K I'm De signed" foraetiori, eoolneu. versatility! Seersuckers, ehambrayt, percales, novelty cottons ... 2 nd 3-piece styles !n prints, florals, ttr'tpes, Summer hues. Sfees to 15 12 to 20. OTHERS 199 to 8.99 SWIM SUIT V r. OTHERS to 8.9 HEADLINERS! Get in the swim with figure flattering styles.,Laste, satin, faille, jersey, wool white, pastels and black, 1 and 2-piece. Siies 12 to 38 :V) , : ! .: c;4H, J- H AN ATTRACTIVE YOUNG MUSICIAN is Constance Foye, five-veor-old daughter or (Yirs. e. eei or m. my. j S well Known- in music circles iur nci iu.c... - I I Jvruucu.-E.uia. Rice, Modoc Point: Mrs. George El holt, Merrtll: Mrs. S. H. Armstrong. Mrs. Jack Harrison. Bly, and Mrs. f.,-w wt.iti.,o rlillcviiim. Mrs. Porter was honored on the occasion of her birtnoay anniver sary. In bridge, high went to Mrs. Elliott, and second high to Mrs. Whiting. Recent Banquet .vi Ine uatuiuri lie a HI t.-v tviiie- imt hole) by Uio Uuiii'. auxiliary to' tne bioUii'iiiiKKt ol Kulhtmd Train men Tluirsduy, June la, at 6 o'clock member, ol Mt. Slia.tlu UkIko ol Liunsuiulr were guests, bixleen member, ol the Hoolcly for Preser vation and Encouragement of Hiir bersliop Wuurli'lte Singing In Amer ica, Inc.. together Willi John Hous ton, conductor, provided the nuiMcal entertainment aiirlng the banquet. The tables were decorated with nuntnturfs of equipment and build ings pertaining to railroading, ami the place cards were locomotive. Following Uie banquet a regular meeting took place In the lOOF hall at 8 o'clock with Edna Jones, president, In chnrge. Ucrnldlne Heath of Mt. Shasta lodge with her officers and drill team conducted the Initiation ceremonies at which Lucille Knight and Alia Yarbrouuh were received Into membership Ed na Jensen was presented with a corsage and nroclalmed the official mother of the auxiliary. She thanked the group and then gave a brief account of the 10 years work of the auxiliary here. After the meeting Hetly Jean Thrasher of Florida, a niece of Fav Myers and a visitor In Klnmnlh Falls, sang "The Desert Hong" and "Sweet Dreams. Sweetheart." ac companied by Patricia Henry. Re freshment were served bv Eilrle Caldwell, Mary Knight and Hetty Johnson. Honored Mrs. Earl Jones of 1814 Bisbee was honored at a stork shower on Friday evening, June 13, at the home of 7? A: " , 1 T REPEATING THEIR VOWS exchanged 50 years ago, Mr. and Mn. A. L. Reed observed their golden wedding anniversary Tuesday evening. The momagt vows were renewed with he ce9remony read by the. Rov. Codfrey Matthews of the Community Congreoa.ional church Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Clapp. Standing before the Rev. Mat .SwslcM la nght, Mrs. Clapp, Mrs. Reed, Mr. Reed and Mr. Clapp. The Reeds l.v. In th. Victory apartments, a reception was nciu u. ... w, Mr. lAinnle Sanders, with Mrs. Norman Jones and Mrs. Banders. M-ll m Chhsty and Mrs. Sand- follnwlng which a cleverly decor, ed era. hostesses. basket ol guts was piesriivc, ... a u. - ...t m fits ill twrmiiH fi vuiiir.i iiurnv w. .iven to Mrs. Earl Jones. Mrs. I Those attending were France. Gil , .Quderlan. rrut. Mr.. Jerry Coleman. Mr.. Pmti Petrrstelner. Mr.. Jennie Jones. Mt.. J. June., Mr.. Norman June.. 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