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chapter Meets On
Tuesday "Evening-
Summer flower provided a lovely
Uummer
of the Aloha chapter, Order of the Eastern star, Tuesday
Evening, June 34.
i Attending the meeting were three guests. Lorena McNalr of Ashland,
punior past worthy grand matron; Amu Foust, worthy grand matron
I Tom Kansas, and Mary Norval, worthy matron from Cascade Crest
"hpt4T In Chlloquln. They were escorted to the east and presented
tirsagea by Wortliy Matron Helen Ltstoe.
D Mm ium ntHfmr-m tthrt t-
funaea grana cnapier ana iiim
llon were part of the evening's pro
I ram. Marian Sheridan sang dur
I ng the service. Rhoda Harnden,
I irogram chairman, presented Con-
'ii Umtf .'hn Banff ffmuu nf SOI1KS
kccompanied by Mrs. Kooeri iraig
t lh n nmv
Viola Dickson and Alpha Phelps,
ait matrons, were the hostesses for
nie evening.
The tabl i were set in tne quuiik
oom and decorated with vases of
ummer flowers. All meniDers nav
ig birthdays In April, May and
une were honored at special tables.
The committee on refreshments
'as Veru Llnkenbach, Orva Beard,
largaret Oelhaar, Vera Harkler,
Mdrrd Hilton. Eleanor Hoagland.
Ada Jones. Grace Leach. Margarite
kuandess and Esther Hendrickson.
' Aloha chapter will meet lor us
'lt mclnir nf the fnll An Rentem-
rier i for a covered dish dinner.
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Nuptials
RHTInOTJTN Benson C. Mitch-
fll Jr., a former Chlloquln and Mer
Ivill resident, son of Mr. and Mrs.
L3enson C. Mitchell of Portland.
ook urace Hanigan. aaugnter or
Vlr. and Mrs. Oeorce HanlRan of
'Portland, as his bride In a Port-
kland ceremony on Saturday morn-
le,ng, June 31. at 9:30, at the Sacred
' The bride, ffiven in marriage bv
ier father, wore a white trained
wedding gown, fingertip length veil.
Ina carried a oouquei oi siepnan-
us, gardenias, ana orcmas.
Aanes Hantaan, younger sister of
"he bride, was maid of honor, while
k school friend of the bride and a
cister of the groom, Patricia Mltch-
were oriacsiiuuus. uura
lUendants were dressed in blue, yel-
liow and orchid colored floor-length
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ormals, and carried shower bou-
uets.
Barney Mitchell was best man lor
.liT brother, and ushers were the
oon'i brother-in-law. uienn
Jn.b. mnA aVtAl fHenft Fnrest
ffretd,' of Chlloquln. Altar bora
rwere two young brothers of the
lorlde.
Following the ceremony a wea
ling breakfast was served at the
vfallory hoteL The traditional
releasing of the bride's bouquet at
JO he chapel of Marylhurst college
UA'as ionowea uy Ui icwthuuu
.lie UtwiBC nmuB"" -
ifter which the young couple left
Hr wnlillni trin before making
Uhalr home In Corvallis where the
rroom is a siuuenv at. wsuu
m Th. hrlrie l a graduate of Maryl-
LmiMf miles find a teacher. Mitch
ell attended Sacramento Junior col-
- k.rnM -ntHnr th sir corns.
He saw overseas duty and had the
Pt-ank of captain.
hiadies'
Nig hi.
( TULELAKE Rotary Anns were
Teted at annual ladies' night Mon
day when members of the Tuieiaae
Lftotary club entertained . at dinner
Pit tint, Snortsman's hotel. The din-
J"-iar marked the beginning of a new
iv ear for the duo and recently eiecc-
Ld officers took the chairs.
K installed were ueorgr. nciueu,
esident; H. T. Street, treasurer;
I g. L. Coyner, secretary. New cu
Vectors are Dr. Earl Spry and Loeth
Dunlap with Rev. Hugh Bronson
Lis the holdover member of the
ward.
ke H. T. Street who with Ralph Fau
Liett and Loeth Dunlap attended
rRotary International at San Fran
THiaco early In June reported on the
sessions. President Reiben and
Secretary Coyner are attending an
issembly of delegates of district No.
I OS at Chico this week.
Clifton Hines, program chairman
iTor ladies' night. Introduced the
jnembers of the Mother's chorus,
fiirected by Mss. Don Webster who
i resented three numbers.
'p Mrs. Rose Steppe of, Klamath
irFalis this week announced the en
I tageaent of her daughter, Virgin
H,a, to Lloyd Samson, also of this
Uity. He la the son of Mrs. Myrtle
amson of Klamath Falls. The
Oeddine will be an event of the
L-iear future.
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Entertained
MERRILL Tile Lost River and
Klamath Garden clubs were enier-
iim-u "
June 24. Members and guests
strolled through the beautiful flow
er gardens admiring the many
blooms and the clever nooks and
arbors. A lily pool filled with
blooming water lilies and bordered
by low flowering plants centers the
large lawn. One corner of the gar
den, completely screened off by
KhrnhhArv. mntnins mi outdoor fire
place, tables and benches, with an
entrance inrougn a uower oi iiow
ering trees.
Mrs. O. A. Krause gave an Inter
esting and Informative talk on
miniature flower arrangements. She
brought several arrangements for
display and after her talk, the
members and guests went out into
the garden and made miniature ar
rangements. Refreshments were served to
guests in the garden.
Those present were Mrs. Krause,
Mrs. O. ,T. McKendree, Mrs. Al J.
Dorlaque, Mrs. Warren Hunt. Mrs.
C. W. Hornibrook. Mrs. K. Q. Cum
mlngs. Mrs. Jacob Held. Mrs. Bruce
Binkley. Mrs. E. B. Redman. Mrs.
Randall Pope. Mrs. Don West. Mrs.
William Walker. Mrs. Dan Barry,
Mrs. John O'Nell.
Mrs. Tim Sullivan. Mrs. W. C.
Bailey. Mrs. W. R. Fotheringham.
Mrs. H. S. Stone.' Mrs. E. A. Foy,
Mrs. A. W. Bowman. Mrs. T. L.
Goodwin. Mrs. Leo N. Huls. Mrs.
E. M. Harnden. Mrs. George Griz
le, Mrs. W. Herndon. Berlra Vin
cuil, Mattle Rasmussen, Mae Deiter.
Laura Crawford, Mrs. Will Wood.
Evelyn Walters, Mildred Rexford.
Mrs. Dale West, Ruth Adams. Mrs.
Paul Buck. Mrs. W. D Miller.. Mrs.
C. E. Sharp. Lois McKendree. Eva
Bowman. Mrs. Dick Shuck and Isa
belle Barry.
Visiting
CHILOQUIN Mary Margaret
McEnroe, visiting from her Baker
home, was entertained at a party
given for her on Monday night.
June 33, by her aunt, Mrs. Charles'
Waraen. at the home of her cousin,
Mrs. Gerry Wolff. High scores for
the evening were held by Sue
Ferniman of Klamath Falls and
Dick Flury. Don Smith held low
score. '
Guests of the evening were Mrs.
Mike Howry. Helen Howry, and Sue
Ferniman of Klamath Falls: Lila
Porter, Rose Marie and Ted Floyd,
Mary, Bob. and John Monks, all of
Klamath Agency. Elmore Nicholson
of Fort Klamath, Bill PohU, Elida
DeBortoll, Don Smith, Linda Roser.
Dean Greear, Dick Flury, Glenn and
Allan Klrcher. Feo and Remo Ml
nato, Bonnie and Norma Lee
Glenger.,and Miss McEnroe.
HOME FROM SCHOOL is
Carol Lee Reeves, daughter of
Mr. ond Mrs. L. E. Reeves of
437 N. 3rd. Miss Reeves has
just completed her first year
at Lewis and Clark college,
Portland. She is a graduate of
Klamath Union high school
class of 1946. She will be in
Klamath Falls for the summer
months.
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bacher and Raymond Zarosinski. Mr. and Mrs. Zarosinski,
make their home in Klamath
Sacred Heart Scene
Of Sunday Nuptials
Millie Motschenbacher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Motschen
bachcr of Klamath Falls, became, the bride of Raymond Zarosinski, son
of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Zarosinski of Keno. Vows were exchanged in the
Sacred Heart church at 3 o'clock, Sunday, June 33. Father John Phelan
read the service.
The bride wore a white satin gown with a sweetheart neckline,
full sleeves and a long train. Her fingertip veil was of white net.
Claudine Caldwell, bridesmaid.
wore a pink net gown and carried
a Colonial nosegay of roses and
carnations.
Best man was Joe Zarosinski,
brother of the groom. Ushers were
uon zarosimKi ana Laverne Mot
schenbacher.
White gladioli with other spring
blooms and tall tapers decorated the
church. Traditional wedding music
was played by Elaine Abbott. Har
riet Lavenik sang "Ave Maria." ,
Following the ceremony a recep
tion was held in the parish hall of
the church. Mrs. Everett Jackson,
sister of the bride, served. Mrs.
Phyllis Pollocki Mrs. Arnold Mot-
schenbacher and Mrs. Edna Caldwell
poured.
For traveling Mrs. Zarosinski
lected a flame red suit, with white
accessories.- Following a week's
honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. Zarosinski
will be at home at the Glencourt
apartments.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. John
Ashley have been receiving inter-.
esting remembrances In their jnom
ing mail . . . autotjrapher . menus
from famed New Orleans restaur
ants sent by the vacationing Ashleys.
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Sacred Heart church Sunday,
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Wedding Bells
CHILOQUIN Marquerite Keysor,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. S.
Keysor. of Williamson River and
Charles Jeffers of Modesto. Calif.,
were married in Las Vegas, Nev on
June 14. The bride and her matron
of honor, Mrs. Dick West of William
son River, were attired in suits for
the church ceremony. A reception
was held afterwards at the home of
the groom's cousin in Las Vegas.
The bride, a graduate of Chiloquin 1
high school, attended business school
and has been employed in Callfor-
nia for several years. The young
couple will make their home In
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June 22, were Millie Motschen-
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Attend Camp
MALIN M a r gl e Bunge and
Frankie Phillips of Malm attended
-the Olrls' State camp at Silver
Creek Falls state park, near Salem,
sponsored by the American Legion
auxiliary. The girls were there
from June ( to 15.
They visited the capltol building,
the slate library, and the aupreme
curt building, with the girls form
ing their own corps of government
officers. On Saturday they had
their governor's banquet and fare
well party.
The girls attending Olrls' State
are sponsored by members of the
auxiliary units throughout the state.
This Is the first time the Malin unit
has participated. Irene Freltag and
her assistants were responsible for
arranging to send the girls to camp.
By receipts from the 14 Thanks
giving dance and supper, all ex
penses were paid for the girls.
The girls will give a report on
their trip at the July 7 meeting of
unit 84.,
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Skating Party
MALIN A skating parly fur the
Maliu Urownlra was held lu Muliu
Wednesday, June tt. Tho leiulvis
and members uf the troop coin
nutters of Troops No. 44 and 4ft Wiiro
In clmi'go of the gathering.
Oli li present wvie tCillth i'nulkiior,
Lucille Weber, Lyuelle Lyon. Ko
beilu Miller, Grace MiiUun, Mur
lene Vackmta, llovvrly Mm tin, Alice
Fills, Ueulnh taken, Koxunne Wil
son, Shirley Mock, Dvlores Kustun,
Ulaniie rMntou and Juyce Clink.
Jane llensel, Mandra Flelils, Ar
lenc Aiken, Cleruldlue llendilx,
Loretta Hendrlx, Joan Frellng,
Janice Barltakl, Bhiiley Ulxuu, Ai
Ivne Arnold and Creta Duttun.
Uueata were Bally Wallace, Julius
Reynolds, Terry 8towart, Fatly
Smith, Ruth Kallna, Mrs. luatou,
Mrs. Dixon and Mrs. Ilentvl.
, This was one uf the entertain
ments planned for the summer
months by the committee for the
Brownies. Helping serve refresh
ments were Elsie Mock, Doris Smith,
Irene Frellag, Ara Arnold, Mrs.
Stewart, Jo Miller, and lintel Ka
llna. The troop committee of Troop
No. 4ft, which la led by Irene Frel
tag and Ara Arnold, will sponsor a
picnic for the girls Friday, July 1H.
The location will be announced
later.
Double Rites
A double wedding was air event
of Sunday afternoon, June , at the
Immauuvl Baptist church at Mid
land. Reading the ceremony was
th Rev. Ferry M. Johnson.
Kuphama Swltaler, duiiuhtor of
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Swilaler uf
Klamath Falls, becamo the bride
of Carroll Mistier, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Mlsller of Midland. Also
exchanging vows were Ella Jonea of
Klamath Falls and Luther Slawter
of Eugene.
The brides wore similar white
afternoon dresses and carried old
fashioned nosegays. Their acces
sories were white. ft
Attendants fur the brides were
Mrs. Orvllle English Unrf Hetty
Joiner. They wore ' rose colored
crepe dresses wlih w hile accessories.
Attending the grooms were John
W. Mistier and James McOown.
H.'. O. Slilrey sang "O Frnmlse
Me. and Jean Stroude sang "Be
cause." The church was derorated with
palms and bnskets of white gladlo
las and lusllas.
After the wedding, a dinner for
the bridal psrty and relatives was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Mistier.
Mr. and Mrs. Mistier spent a
short time at the eont ond are now
at home In Oakland. Calif. Mr. mid
Mrs. Slawter are at home In Eu
gene. Short Meeting .
Pythian Sisters Social club met at
the home of Mrs. Oeome Mast on
Friday-evening, June 30. During the
short business meeting plans were
made for a rummage sale to be held
August 18. and. a picnic was also
planned for July 35 at the home of
Rowena Fuglll. 3134 Ogden.
After the business meeting pinochle
was played, and a potluck supper
was served by Mrs. West. Wanda
Elliott and Marie Kllgore. The next
regular meeting will be Friday. July
11 and will be held at the home of
Mrs. Kllgore, 303 S. 8th, the Lee
Apartments.
Pinochle
Pinochle was enjoyed recently at
the home of Harriet droves, Kloo
Nlmltr.. Those present were Hose
Perkins, Babt Petty, Jarquetta
Templeton, Donna Foley, Vivian
Blofsky, Paula Zclgler, Christine
Hargrovcs. Betty Pagent. Alice
Stelnke, Margaret Jolly and Ro
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High score went to Robert Jorde
and low score to Betty Pagent., 1
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A BRIDE OF EARLY JUNE wo Verna Dean Meggs, daughici
of Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Meggs ol this city, who exchancjec
vows with Claude J. Long, son of Mr. ond Mrs. Horry Long
of Medford. Rites were solemnized on Sundoy, June 1, at the
First Baptist church. Mr. ond Mrs. Long are at home in Klam
ath Falls. -Kennell-Kilii
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