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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1948)
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SVEN Officers Installed By White Shrine Ust Bnlmdiiy evening tin. MumhiIo lriii)- wit 111 areue of ceremony III which Iho rlr,(,, ull,l uppo l ottlma of Naomi nhrliia No. 8. Order lit Urn White Hluine o( JmiimliMii. were limliillnl Willi the rnllrliiK wmlliy IiIkIi ii ionl m, dmiioMe Martin, initl wiiUhinmi il nhrpliprilit. Lurry linker. In i,i Kual, I hi, Inviting htirnlil. Mnrlnn Wllncn. Invited Did liintiilliiiu nHli-eia In onler Urn dIuIiik room. Mm. Kmmii III own, punt wurlliy hluh prlcM of Willamette shrine Hiilrm, urtMdrtl as 1 1 in IiiMiiIIiiik worthy high iirlmli'M, hiiiI Wayne Henry, ll watchman ol Hiilem. was tlm imtiilllng wutihiiiiin of shepherds, Ollinr niMiillliig officers were Alum Hears of Unllilehrm aunnv, (viiKnin, Wllllliy hei'lllti; Hlrllu Ilrliry, past worthy hluh irlpUMi. Hi Hnli-m, wurlliy chap lain: Helen Hpiker, worthy scribe; Kala I'pyton, worthy uuiirilliiii, Alma etofer, worthy organist. 'I'll officers to be Initialled won raeorlefi Into Iho shrine room hy queena nltoiKliiiiln nnil kliui'a guard ami were noated In white draped rhulm forming a emu In ill celiter of the riHim. The obli gation was administered by Wayne llniry and tlio wurlliy hluh prlral eu - elect, lleatrlre Deulaim, wan piraclHwi at Win ultiir for her di minution unit took her Million In Hit hut, Jack Mi'IimIm wnn thru Imtalled watchiiinn nf alien hcrda mid Installation of llm re maining officers followed: lllanehe Murker, noble prophetess; Dr. J. C, limit, AAMtclntr watchman: Irene Markhmn, scribe; Nina Currier, treasurer; Mlaurlie Marka, chap lain; Manilla Hrhulsn, hrpherd eaa; Krallrea Recvea, guide; I.llllun llaiiellne, herald; Jamea lltinler, Jack Metier ami Paul Jonra an Wlaelltrti; Nell Kcttcrnth, llleen: Vera Clemen, Krina Miller and Maria Wndilell at liandmulita; tleatrlra Wllkp. nrgnnlat: Vera I.lhknnbach, guardian; I.ydla Wll nn, guard. Past offlccr'a Jewels wera pre sented to Charlotte Martin and Ijirry llaker by Mr. and Mr. Wayne Henry. Thay wera also pre sented wllh illu from lha officers who served with them. 'Ilia nnwly liutalled worthy high prlentwu pre enlad gift to her liuitalllng offi cer. Alma Oeta, worthy nialion nf Alnha rhaptrr of Kaatern Htar. and Marv Kllen (luiter. Royal Matron Af Prlemlahlp murl of Amaranth, honored Mr. Denlaon with glfu. Musical number! for Uia ocra slun wera furnished by Mra. Dor othy Arkerinan and Erllng Mrlby, who aang aoloi. Inatallallon hoal- iw were Netllo Clood, Limine O' llrlen, Ktlicl Henry, Arlihur HUma mid .el I n llliiiikeimhlii. King Hear er Floyd Wiulilrll presented the nutloiiiil emlileiii under the escort of Murle Metier and Hetty Hunter. 'Ilia shrine room wna lieuullfully deroruled wllh flowera of the sea noil by a romiulttea coiupoaed of May I'lilnney, Mlnula Oil.zln, lUitiH-ha HrhulM, Ilerlha llaker and Alum (leu. Kollowlng the In ntiilliitlon relrenlunenla warn aervad In the biiniiiiel room with Mr. and Mra. W. I,. Kralii tut hint and liimt eii. They were aimlHted by Mr. and Mtn. JameH Hiinler, Mra, Vera Clemen. Mra. Ilerthn linker and Mra. Helen Hplker. Birthday Party Mib W H HcndrlckfMJi) wiu hon or1 at it blrthduy party April 9 t her luinin. Ttuiw fiiJuylriR Ui PVfnlnK wr Mr. mid Mm. Hnulrlr kfum, Mr. mid Mm, llermitn l.liuluw mid hoiui, Uniiiir niul Tttddy, Mr. mid Mm. Jf.vio Iti'linrr, Mr. ftnd Mm. Oconee Cllymn, Mr. nd Mm. John nirhn nnd dmiKhtr, Dnnnn lr, Mr. Rnd Mm. Wnyns OuliirldKi and ion, Alvin Itf'frnxhmrnU wern wrvrd Utrr i In Uifl evcutna. Entertained Mra. Maude Hourly entertained the Happy Hour club at her home Turndny. Itrrrrnhmrnta wera served to Mra. Oeoriie fliehn. Mra. Walter Cofer. Mra. Hvd Kvana, Mra. Frank Rvana, Mra. Anna Funk. Mra. J. II. Hamil ton, Jennie Hum, taulae Humphrey, Mra. J J. Keller, Mra. Kd Lawrrnra, Mra. R. O. Motai'lieubarher, Mra. Herbert Mavage, Mra. I.llllan White and the hoalena. ,, -..- -it. :f. - ir , n. I 'f - il l j 3 WALKING DOWN the aislo offer their wedding April 3 ore Mr. ond Mrs. Jomes D. Civon. Before her wedding, Mrs. Civan was Doris Jomes of this city. After o wedding trip in Son Froncisco, the newlywcds returned to Klamath Foils to make their home. Jones-Miller Phono 5111 or 6565 for FAST pick-up and delivery aorvlco. Sand your cleaning with your laundry! FINE KNITTED WEAR CAREFULLY CLEANED AND BLOCKED . . . Eipocially careful attention to knitwear li only one of Caicoda'i extra services! Measurements on dresiei and sweaters are main tained, and your fine knit ted things will fit perfectly as well as look fresh and new. We specialixa. In bet ter, faster service. r A cr A rr laundry and LajLAUc dry cleaners Klamath's Finest Opposite Post Office M ' f INSTALLED SATURDAY EVENING in offices of Naomi Shrine No. 5, Order of the White Shrine, were new officers. From left, front row, are Dr. J. C. Hunt, associate watchman; Blancho Porker, noble prophetess; Beatrice D:nison, worthy high priestess; Jack Schulze, watchman of shepherds. Second row: Lydia Wilson, Nino Currier, Nell Retteroth, Lillian Hanelinc, Vera Clemens, Morie Woddell, Erma Miller. Third row: Irene Markham, Beatrice Wilkes, Blonche Morks, Blanche Schulze, Frances Reeves, Morion Wilson, Vera Linkenbach. Fourth row: Jock Metier, Poul Jones, Jomes Hunter. Jones-Miller Couple Trade Vows n Merrill Church St. AuKUJilinr'j Catholic church In Merrill waa the letting for a pratly weddlim April 3 when Dnria Jamea of Klamath Falls became the bride of Jamra U. Olvan of Donanm. Rllea were aolemnlaed at 10 o'clock In the morning with Rev. Father Jamea O'Connor officiating. Mra. Peter I,orcjii aang "Ava Maria" preceding the nuptials, and the traditional wedding marchea were played. Spring flowera In white, pink and yellow decked the ultur. The brlda entered the church on the arm of George Bray, a family friend, of Bonanza, Her gown waa of heavy white aatln faahloned with long fitted aleevea, tilled bodlre and . flowing aklrt. A fliiRrrllp Illusion net veil fell from a halo arrange ment, of net wllh tiny while wed ding bells on either aide. White carnations and matching ribbon alreamera majked her white prayer book. . Mrs. Don Hancock waa matron of honor In a gown of yellow net. Hhe carried a nosegay of small yellow, pink and while flowera. and wore a headband of flowera In her hair. Pal McKay and Ula Drlscoll. b-ldrsmalda. wore Identical gowna of pink net with similar nosegay bouquets and hradbanda. Small Nancy Olvan. sister of the bride giooni. waa flower girl. Hhe wore a floor-length frock of blue and ear ned a tiny basket of yellow rose petals. Her headpiece was similar to Ihrae of the other attendants. Best man was Gordon Olvan. brother of the bridegroom, and ushers were Mike Brown, Dirk Pep ple. Bob Heup and Don Roper. The home of Mrs. Anna Francis In Klamath Falls waa the scene of the reception where the young couple cut the first slice of a prel lllv decorated wedding cake. For the wedding trip, the new Mrs. Olvan selected a dressmaker suit of pink with matching hat and gtay acceasorles. The carnations from her prayer book were worn at the shoulder. ' From a visit In San Francisco Bhd the bay region. Mr. and Mrs. Olvan returned to make their home In Klamath Falls. Convention Members of the Eagles auxiliary are busy at plans for their pari In the stale convention set for late June In Portland. A large delegation of Klamath members attended the rone conven tion held at Bend last 8undav. and tile auxiliary dnim corps partici pated In the convention parade. At the next auxiliary meeting. Tuesday. April JO, there will be a preview of the show to be given by auxiliary members April 25. Anniversary Members of their family and a few close friends gathered at the home of Mrs. and Mrs. Lee Bcall of Lakevlew Sunday. April 4 on the occasion of their 50lh wedding anniversary. From Klamath Falls were Mr. and Mrs. Zeno Dent, daughter and son-in-law of the Bealls, Mr. and Mrs. James Lopez and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hoselton. Mrs. Lopes la the Bealls' granddaughter. From Lakeview were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Calderwood. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keller and Ernest Hamil ton of New Pine Creek. Mr. Beall waa formerly a well known druggist In Lakeview and has lived there since 1S91. He was graduated from Oregon State col lege in 1888 and was married two years later. Mrs. Beall has lived In Lakeview since 1896. A charter member of the Lakeview Elks lodge, Mr. Beall has been a member for 4ft years. Honor Guest Mrs. Olcnn Haworth was honored at a shower Friday evening. April 2. at the home of Mrs. C. T. Jen nings on Summers lane. Mrs. C. V. Jennings had charge of games. Prises went to Mrs. E. L. Homer. Mrs. Charles Thurman, Mrs. Wilbur Trtend and Mrs. Elmer Edwards. Olfta were presentee to the hon ored guests, and refreshments were served to the following: Mrs. Doyle Moore. Mrs. Wilbur Friend and son, Mrs. Ralph Edwards, Mrs. Arile Moore. Mrs. Maynard Paugh and son. Mrs. Elmer Edwards, Airs. Charles Thurman. Mrs. Floyd Ed wards. Mrs. Charles Ropp. Mrs. E. L. Homer and the honor guest and hostess. Mrs. Paul Angstead entertained Wednesday evening at her home on Pacific Terrace for members of her bridge club. J I CONCERTS f : jj A Cmegit Mall in Svcry Zowm . KLAMATH MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN April 19th through 24th HEADQUARTERS Fyock's Appliance Store Phone 4355 10th I Main Streets JOIN NOW! Last Meeting Parent and Patrons of Klamath Union high achool met In the little theatre of the nchool on Wednes day afternoon, April 14. This was the last meeting of the year and there was a very good attendance. Charles Woodhouse announced that the Pellcana program will be broad cast May 6 and asked that mem bers hold that time open for listen lng to the program. The following officers were elect ed to serve for the coming school year: president, Mrs. Hershal Had ley; first vice president, Mrs. Ches ter Lelchty; second vice president, Mrs. L. E. Juniper; treasurer, Mrs. Warren Bonnet; secretary, Mrs. Ellen Patterson. The new presi dent was Introduced to the group and gave a short speech expressing her appreciation of her election as president. Miss Kelxey, head of the home economics department, and a num ber of girls from the department, presented a style showing of gowns made by them. Each garment car ried a tag showing the actual cost of materials. Following the program and style show tea was served in the cafe teria toy Mrs. Vernon Moore, chair man, assisted by Mrs. J. E. Swan sen, Mrs. E J. Blind, Mrs. Hugh Haddock. Mrs John Witte, Mrs. Ralph Knrrer. Mrs. L. D. Oass and Mrs. L. A. Baker. The tea table was lace-covered and centered with yellow daffodils and yellow candles. Civic Group CHILOQUIN Mrs. Walter Zim merman recently entertained mem bers of the former Dial club, a study and civic group which was active for several years preceding the ar. Special guest of the lunch eon was Mrs. E. A. Blockllnger, visiting locally from Media. Penn sylvania after being away for sev era! years. An attractive arrangement of spring flowers centered the lunch eon uble. Attending were Mrs, Charles Warren, Mrs. Leroy Glen ger. Mrs. Edouard Prtaulx, Mrs. E. A. Blockllnger. Mrs. Ouv Steiger, Mrs. O. D. McKell. and Mrs Zimmerman. Mrs. Floyd S. Roberta Jr. and children Barbara Joan and Bruce, of Portland spent this week with Mrs. Roberts" slater and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Van Scot Molllson of 5020 S. 6th. Easter Rites MERRILL In an Easter service In the First Presbyterian church, Reno. Nev., Virginia Sharp, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Sharp, Merrill, became the bride of Ulenn C. Raskins, also of Mer rill. The groom la the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester P. Raskins. The noon ceremony was read by Rev. Arthur Rice before an altar arrangement of Easter lilies and tall white tapers. The bride wore a dusty pink dressmaker suit with brown acces sories. Three brown orchids were pinned at her shoulder. Owen Sommers, Klamath Falls, the bride's attendant, wore a gray suit with black accessories and her shoulder flowers were pink camellas. Carroll Kandra, Merrill, waa beat man. The new Mr. and Mrs. Raskins left Immediately following the cere mony for a two weeks wedding trip to Lake Tahoe, Las Vegas. Sun Valley and Mt. Hood, skiing at the last two resorts. They will make their home In the Hood apartments, Merrill. Mrs. Hasklna, graduate of Mer rill high school, later attended the University of Oregon. She was af filiated with Alpha Oamma sorori ty. At present she Is recorder for the city of Merrill. The groom, who studied at Ore gon State, will be associated with his father in farming. New Members A record number of members and guests attended the Sojourner meeting of April 14, when 47 signed the attendance book. Among the were the following guests, present for either the first or second time: Mrs. N. E. Nelson, Mrs. A. F. Betsch, Mrs. Howard Stroud, Mrs. H. W. Davis, Mrs. F. A. Boyd, Mrs. E. C. Galbreath, and Mrs. Rosalyn Jack son. Thirteen new members were In troduced by the club president, Mrs. Charles Houston. Attendance at three meetings constitutes mem bership for Sojourners, and some of the new members were present for the third time at the spring tea. Mrs. John Voth, Mrs. R. A. McDonald. Mrs. E. A. Shipler.Mrs. E. J. Shoop. Mrs. Calvin Hunt, Mrs. C. B. Stauff, Mrs. Enid Hoppe, Mrs. Lois Smith, Mrs. David Bunger, Mrs. A. D. Harvey. Mrs. O. W. Nel son, Mrs. K. W. Parrett, and Mrs. Jack Dickman are now members of the club for newcomers. The Sojourner spring dinner dance Is in the offing, according, to Mrs. Marshall Poole, chairman of this annual affair. The rest of the committee working on the dance is Mrs. Gerald Garner, Mrs. Ted Llnd. Mrs. John Argelsmger, Mrs. H. E. Schoenberg and Mrs. S. J. Anderson. The date of the dance will be announced shortly, Mrs. Poole slated, and It will take the place ol the first meeting in May. Hostesses for the aiternoon, Mrs. Carl Sparks and Mrs. Jack Dick man, awarded clever prizes of spring bulbs, seeds and rose plants to the following women in cringe, Mrs. H, W. Davis and Mrs. Walter Turner, and to Mrs. Allan Fletcher in pinochle. The next Sojourner meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, April 38, and newcomers wishing more In formation about Joining are wel come to call Mrs. Houston at 7511. Young Group Juveniles of the Royal Neighbors of America met last Friday evening, with 17 members and two guests present. Director of the group Is Frances Klllian. Refreshments were served by Mar Ian Simpson and Bobbie McCoy. The next meeting will be held Friday, April 33. All members are urged to attend. i IvJS ' 8s Ik f , Q' v f i ! ' Silx I i ViED IN RENO, NEV., were Virginia Sharp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Sharp of Merrill, and Clenn C. Hoskins, also of Merrill. The two exchanged vows Easter Sunday. They are at home in Merrill. Dinner Party MERRILL Faculty members of the Merrill high school enjoyed a progressive dinner last Saturday night beginning with cocktails at the home of Miss Belk and Miss Coad. In the apartment of Miss Rich ardson and Miss Tromblade, guests were seated at a table centered with spring blossoms and tapers. The main dinner course was served In the home economics room of the high school with Principal and Mrs. Harold Hendrickson. Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Burke and Mrs. Turmell ax hosts. The spring theme was further carried out here and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Luke McAnulty where dessert waa served. Assisting Mrs. McAnulty wars Miss Belk and Mr. Smith. Mr. and Mra. Warren Fruits, Mr. and Mrs. Hendrickson, Mr. and Mrs. McAnulty, Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Burkes, Miss Coad, Miss Rich ardson, Miss Tromblade, Miss Belk, Mrs. Turmell and Mr. Smith war In the party. At cards at the McAnulty home, high went to Mr. Hendrickson and the consolation award to Miss Coad. Mrs. C. L. Harvey. Mrs. Will Wood, Mayme Whittington and Mrs. Glenn Kent will be the hostess committee for the next regular meeting of Al oha club of Past Matrons of the Eastern 8 tar, to be held April 30 at the Masonic temple. The time, 1 o'clock. Caatora Ma4 SLIP COVERS Margaret Whtsler Phone 4M KcssctV to give anAUeavan to receive! X TT Irmi Law TwSj", Deal Tooth BrujhAl. 1TTLE LADV charmingly giftSSclsgtJ Tooth tt.t Toitrl to Soap, Hand Lotion.' A Pine Tax Sm4 SMMkMplafy (osmetic designed to take (art of he every glamour grooming need! And howV he'll treasure the attractive ift-rard thai fiays it' "her very own",-,-,-. 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