Mary Lou Case Is
Honored Queen
Installation of III Honored Queen Mary Lou Can and her oftlir'ra
ut Job Uiiuglitera, Bethel Nu, 6, took place IU llm Masonic linll, Thurn.
liny rvntllliH At B o'clock,
Cllfla were prccnied to Queen Mary Lou mid the retiring queen,
Marilyn O'Nrlll, by representatives of lh Masonic bodies. The rrtlrlnic
quern Was also presented with the traditional honored queen's doll mid
lint.
A pi'diil mict win Mis. rmul, worthy grind matron of Kaslrru
Htnr nl Kansas.
The il'tu t tt after Initnllntloll consisted of a Vinal by Diirlcrti
m
VIETTA GARRETT will be
come the bride of Marion
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' j w -r r- .."'"": Charlotte farter, reeorrtrr,
Of Mr. end Mrj, Tom Garrett ami Jeanne Hamilton. musician.
of Tuleloke.
Bridol Shower
UIIKMUI.T A surprise bridal
ihower wa given by Jo elf ta Chftek
and Mn. William Hill for Mn Tnm
Coble. The ahower look place Mon
day, June R, al Heaver Marsh cafe.
Itrfreshmrnia were nerved after the
ilmwer.
Ilifue attending were Mm. Jot
nellnvanre, llrtty Christy. Mn. led I
Jamea, Mm. Albert MrClur. Mm.
j.l Karl, Mm. Norma Itamsey,
Mm. Arlene Franklin, mid Wanda
Freeman,
Mm. Coble also received gifts from
Mm. Hugh Porter, Mm. U'Onuor
and dmiKhirr Filren, Mm. Don Her.
Irani, Mm. J. It. Thomuon. Mm. J.
II Daniels. Mm. Karl Cheek, Mn
ChrUty and Mrs. Ilaiel Parrls.
Getting Married?
Hue )mir inviiiUont end an
jjnotmrsmtnu nrtnt, with Uil
w anij nmintllen
Klomath Printing Co.
3M U,.ll al I'Hnna JUI
FrM rtralnf al Our runt!
Wolinvc'
fnm In rtnrl ee the smooth
als dramatically Introduced
by the famous aftist, Vieh.
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"Knowles accompanied by fat Mc-
.minmi in tnn piano and a flute solo
y Hlgrill Mill IHIHI HITOIItpHllled at
the piano by her mmlicr, Mm. Hans
Norlnnd.
A reception In lumor of the new
queen followed the program.
Other new officers me Dorothea
Cogdlll, senior prlnrriut; tteurMlnnnu
(Hark, Junior princess; Beverly
Young, guide; Tottsle Llskcy, mar
shall; Lou Ann Chase, chaplain:
O vl-ne Harris, Irriisurer and Flo
Ann Perkins, rerotilrr.
Donna Tenoskl, librarian: Maillvn
llaydrn. mtihlrlnii; Ann Itrevm, flint
messenger: Lois Larson, second mrs
senger; Kleanor F.mery. Ihlrtl mes
senger: Rosemary Hlgblc, fourth
messenger, and lllllee Byrnes, fifth
messenger.
Karen Kohler. Junior custodian;
Maty Hlone, senior custodian: Uiu
Isa t.lnman, Inner guard: Marilyn
Moore, outer guard; Arlene Hum
bcrv, light adjtislor, and Margie Llg
ell, social rhiilrman.
lustalllni officers at the miuUr-
1 IK I it oeirmony were Maillvn O'Nrlll,
queen; Lynilrn King, guide; Hnlly
Mueller, manual: Joan O'Nrlll,
rhaplalu; Loin Cadu. Junior cus-
Indian; Pat ItrnoM. senior ruslo.
iCItiardlan Ik Mm. J. P .Matthews mid
associate guardian, Ted llugliry.
A HANDSOME YOUNG MAN
Is young Dovid Alter, three-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs.
Forrest Alter of Klamath
Falls.
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Last Meeting
Women of the Mime, Klamath
fall chapter 4H7, met In rcxuliir
Muiiilim 'l uemlny, June 17, with Amicn
Vamik prealdliiK al her laat meeting
aa nenlor regent.
I.nulw Hcotl, Mooneheart chair
num. inenenlcd the pnigrinn Which
niimlnted of a Milo by Oldie Murle
Orlla and guitar ablo by Barbara
Hiotl.
Prlti.'ii were plfnented to Jackie
Leach, Mildred Wilkinson .and
llliiui'he I'ylo aa wiiiiiIiik chairmen
of rofrcuhment coinmlttcea tor the
year.
incoming Henlor ttrgent Jack)
Lcuch and her officer will be In
charge of the next meeting, Tues
day, July 3.
New membem Initiated were Mario
Anderaim, Hmle BmlUi, Bcle Mue
Lokiiii, Bertha Ie Ituaaell, Corlnnu
I'leldH, utira flule, fjorothy ltopi,
Madeline Yeager, Althca Amou,
Murle Dorlauue, Dolorea MiTarland,
Verna Jeiiklim, Helen Olvera, Viola
ClucM, Jewell Ledbrtter and Leluh
Orrell,
Potluck Supper
Nelghbora of Wooilcraft met In
the KO hall Monday evening, June
10, with Huth Hull, guardian neigh
bor, prealdlug. Menlde the regular
buitlneiui ineellng, memorial aervlcea
were held for Zona T. Down and
Clarence O. Dryden, A potluck "up
per wa aerved by Vera lleevea, Syl
via Tilton and Neva Haye at the
clone of the meeting.
On July 7, the neat regular meet
ing day, the membership commit
will have ended and the wlnnera will
be entertained by membem of the
liming tram al I dinner, to be held
at 7 o'clock., ttulh Hull will be
general chairman.
The Juvenile of Nclghbora of
Woodcraft met at 4 o'clock Monday.
June 10, In the KC hail for a reg
ular meeting and refreshment. Alta
Cliirk. nenlor guardian, nerved the
relrenliinenta. It wan decided to have
a picnic in Moore park on Wcdnea
dav. June 2S, and the luvenllea are
to meet at the KC hall at 1 o'clock
for transportation.
Honor Guest
Mm. Krl Bmlth of Weyerhaeuser
camp 4 wa honored ul a ehowcr
on Wrdneulny, June 18, at I he home
of MiV 1J W. Muuelman with Mra.
Lee Prewott aMlfttlng the ho.itena.
Awaidn In gainea went to Mm.
Elmer Wllnon and Mra. Mat Neo
neker. CllfU were lutet preieuted
to the honor guem .
Attending were Mm. Smith, Mm.
11 II. Bmlth, Mra. Oeorge Luv, Mil
l.yle Btone. Mm. Olla Cnggeawell.
Mm. Karl Crliikahaiik. Mr. Iren
Close, Mra. Klmer Wllvin. Mm. Ted
Lund, Mm. Allen HokjitI. Mm.
Oeoige Autle. Mra. Neuneker, Mra.
Velaaqttex. Mm Dave M.'l.ariii,
Diane Punch, and the hciew.
Thoae aendlng gift but unable
to attend were Mn. Carl Arr.nt and
Mia Ufa Plnlev.
Surprise Party
Mm. Oladva Stlllord was honored ,
with R aurprlee partv oh her birth- i
day Tuewlay. June 17. al the home
of Mm. A I) Bhepard. 240 Kane
Rtrcet. hefiTnhmenla were aerved
followltig the 0)enlig of gifts. I
Piefcnl were the Rev. Dorotnv
Mcl.aln. Mm. Ethel Hotumaii. Mm.
Lorraine Mnye, Mrs. Btella Man:on.
Mm. Wllma llnnrock. Mm C. Whlled,
Mrs. Anna Kimball. Mm. Eulallc
WiMxIwnrri and Mrs. Wllla Hambltn.
Mm Winifred Donnhoo. Mm. June
Ituee, tin. Verre. Gonner, Mr?. Norma
Coihran. Mrs. Virginia Wharton,
Maine Monroe. Hetty McLatn. Marl-
lyn Monroe, Carolyn Donahoo and
Mildred Burgesa.
Kent
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Club Organized
The Home Economics club of Lan
gell valley grange was organized
Wednesday. June 18. at the home of
Mrs. F. W. Brown. Mrs. Wilbur Rell
llng of Poe valley, Pomona home
economlca chairman. Installed the
newly elected Bfflcers.
Officers elected were Mrs. La Rue
House, chairman; Mrs. William
Novotny, vice chairman; Mra. Ed
Rupert, secretary, and Mrs. Roy
Marchant. treasurer.
The olub will meet the first Tues
day In each month at 3 p.m. The
next hostess will be Mrs. Orval De
Vaul. Guests from Poe valley grange
were Mrs. Rex HlRh. Mrs. Forrest
Brelthaupt and Mm. Oeorge Rellllng.
Following iho meeting refreshments
were served.
Betrothal
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Oarrelt of
TulelRke nave announced the be
trothal of their daughter, Vletta
Garrett, to Marlon Rasmusjen of
Portland. The news was told at the
Sigma Epsiloh PI banquet for the
1947 graduating class at Southern
Oregon college at Ashland.
The Wedding will be an event of
this Summer. Mr. RAsmussen ' the
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rasmussen
bf Portland. ' I
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RECENTLY INSTALLED officers of Jobs Daughters ore Hon-,
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.Garden Club
MERRILL Beginning of a new
year of planning for the Lost River !
Garden club Is scheduled tor the
June, 24 meeting to be held at 2 1
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Hugh 1
O'Connor. ' with members of the
Klamath Falla Garden club as ape- '
cial guests.
Js'ew officers. Mrs. Walter Fother
ingham. president; Mrs. Frank
Adams, vice president ajld Mrs. Rex
ford, secretary-treasurer, will be in
the chairs.
Members are reminded to bring
miniature containers and small ',
flowers to be used In lessons in
miniature arrangements. Roll call
will be answered with favorite flower 1
containers and holders.
Anyone Interested In gardening or
flower culture la cordially Invited to
attend.
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Barbara Lorber. brldc-elect of Ray
Cook.' was entertained on Friday
evening last week at a pre-nuptial
stirrer given for her by Mrs. Dean
Olllock and Mrs. P. H. Cook. Thirty
seven friends attended and the
honor guest received numerous lovely
gifts. Refreshments were served late
In the evening. Miss Lorber will
become the bride of Mr. Cook on
June 29. . i
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Leaders Party
On Wednesday, June 18, Cartm
Fir Girl leader Invited lender of
Klamath Falla Girl Scout troooa for
an Informal social evening. Hostesses
were Mrs. Alvln Egitn, Mra. etoller
and Mrs. J. K. Cnlder Th ui,iii,.. ;
gathered III the First Preabylerlgii "
church.
In games dlaved durliia iim i li
ning, awards went to Mra. A,
Fcoco, Mra. Austin McMahon, Mra,,.,
James Pinnlger. Mrs. A, J. Loomu
and Mm. o. C. Ferrell.
Ttte party was so eucressflil that,,
the Camp Fire ledders hope to nmke ,
It an annual affair. l,)
Present were Mra. Fcoco, Mr. h. 1
R. Ford, Mm. Dabiy Cox. Mm. Fer-' T
rell. Mm. O. E. Matthews. Mm W. -1.
fF. Bryan, ftlrs. Doris Parker, Mrs.
uertrude Prultt. Mrs. Jeannetta
Simons. Mrs. I,ouls A. Meyer, Mrs. -i
J, K. McAndrews. Mrs. O. P. Herman,, i
Mrs. Calder, Mrs. Egan, Mrs. A. J,,!
Loomls. Mrs. Tom Jamlesoh, Mti. ...
John Markert. Mrs. James Kerns,
Mrs. Lawrence A. French, Mm. ft. A.
Matthews, Mrs. D. R. Grace. Mr.t, ,
McMahon, Vivian Wise, Ethel Whit-'"
latch, Oraee Condrey and Mrs. Wei-'
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