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IC PLANS ARE BEING MADE (or the annual Amer
ican Association of University Women's silver tea
which will be held September 24 ot the home of Mrs.
C. A. Humble. Tea hours will be from 2 to 5. Noting
the arrangements ore, from left to right, Mrs. Chorlcs
Lorkin, chairman of the tea, Mrs. C. A. Humble, and
Orpha Hudson, president of the AAUW. Proceeds
from the tco will go towards the AAUW fellowship
which is given annually to a woman college graduate
for further graduate study.
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Library Luncheon
Slated For Monday
Plans tr Uklnf ship for making the annual fall no-hoates
luncheon of the Klamath Women a Library club on at lh outstanding
anclal event of tha year. Tha affair will bt held at Reame Country
club on Mondajr. September II, at 100. and will Include a program
of music and entertainment.
Mra. Dean Oiborn. president of tha club, haa announced the namee
at permanent chairmen who will ba doing advance work on tha lunch
on. Tha calling commute headed by Mr. Arthur Compton will
constat of Mra. Calvin Laimb. Mra. Phillip I. Mra. Richard Heaaig,
Mra. John Van Doren, Mra. Raymond Tlce. Mra. Ivan Thompson. Mra.
Charlaa Ollbert. Mra. Odell OUon. Mra. T. K. Lund. Mr. Marshall
nole. Mra. William Van Buaklrk. Mra. Harry Frederick and Mr.
Robert Mueller.
Mr. Matt Finnlgan will be In chart ot transportation, and those
needing It art welcome to call her.
Hospitality chairman la Mra. John Ashley, and ttie decorations
chairmen are Mra. I. M. Raymond and Mra. Arthur Relnhart.
Tha musical part of the program following the luncheon will be
arranged by Mr. Don Zumwalt. An Interesting preaentatlon of the
new atylea In hair and hata and their relation to each other la being
planned by three people who are outstanding In that field. Mr.
Margaret Klpllnger, who la president of the aouthern Oregon district
of tha Oregon Beautician association, and Steve Peter, president of
the Klamath unit of tha Oregon Beauticians association, will talk and
demonstrate hair atylea, and Mr. M. E. Nlcodemu will describe hat
fashions.
Reservation tor the luncheon and program should be made by
Haturday, September 10. by phoning either Moo or 6.1 18. All Interested
women are cordially Invited to attend.
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TEA TIME for the faculty wives lost Saturday when th
members of the faculty wives club gathered to welcome new
members. The club is organized for the wives of all the city
school foculty, and although it has existed for many years
it is now being reactivated. Shown in the picture above it
Mrs. Lloyd Emery, past president of the faculty wives,
serving at the teo table. The two guests that she is greeting
ore Mrs. Joseph Kueter, and Mrs. Calvin Bonney, both new
members.
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THREE KUHS foculty wives paused for a moment at the
party, which was held at the home of Mrs. James Brown,
wife of the Klamath Union high school principal, to discuss
plans for the cfcib. From left to right are Mrs. Robert Hen
dershott, Mrs. Jomes Brown and Mrs. Len Surles, president
of the club.
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School Party
AAUW Fellowship
Tea Plans Begin
There are many facets
to the back-to-school scene
the freshly laundered
children with neat pigtail
braidts shining new shoes,
and the smooth levis. Hut
4 while the children are
v heading back to school
after summer vacation so
are the teachers and the
parents.
Back -to -school activ
ities begin early for the
teachers and for many
they never stop, since
teachers during the sum
mer time often are busy
becoming students once
more at many of the col
leges; then they rush back
to participate in the teach
ers in service school pro
gram before school offic
ially opens.
While for mother and ,
dad summer is not quite a
vacation with exuberant
youngsters to watch, bad;
to school bringa the PTA,
Friday night children's
parties and numerous
school functions to attend.
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A back to school supper party
wa arranged Thursday of but week
by Ann Henderson, daughter of Mr.
and Mr. Charles A. Henderson, for
a group of friend returning to
classes following the summer holi
day. All are student at Fremont
Junior high. The annual Fellowship tea of the American Association ot Univer-
Supper was served on the lawn siiy Women will be held September 34 at the home of Mrs. C. A.
and dancing and a scavanger hunt Humble on Pacific Terrace.
followed. This silver tea is one of the most Important projects of the AAUW
Ouesta at the affair were Carolyn ,nd lt u,e owning event of the year for the Unlver-ty Women.
Boyd. Annette Jacobs. Lillian Ma- ntTe Kl from J to 5 p. m.
han. Delores McFarland. Carol El- "
llott. Gall Relnhart, Beverly Lassett AU Proceeds from the tea will be placed In a fund for the annual
Sara Stewart, ana David Maxwell, fellowship given each year to a woman college graduate for further
Ores Schulse. Alton Anderson. Roger college study.
Long. Vemon Keller. Jack Prock. Orpha Hudson, president, ha appointed the following committee
Don wens. Kennem openccr. chairman for the tea:
Mrs. C. B. Larkin will head the group i general chairman.
Assisting her as committee chairmen will be Mrs. Orth Slsemore,
hostesses. Mrs. H. O. Juckeland, kitchen. Mrs. Robert Erlandson, dish
arrangements, Mrs. Eric Majors, table arrangement. Mrs. Arthur Reln
hart, decorations, Mrs. Hugh Swaney, tea. Mrs. Don Zumwalt, music,
and Mrs. Doran Brett, calling.
Hagglund and Matthew Flnnigan.
Tea Held
The Klamath Falls faculty wives were hostesses Saturday to at!
the new members of the club. The welcoming tea waa held at the home
of Mrs. James Brown. Greeting the guests with Mrs. Brown waa Mrs.
Len Surles, president of the organisation.
Pouring at the tea table were Mrs. Arnold Oralapp and Mrs. Lloyd
Emery. Assisting about the room were Mrs. Robert Perry, Mrs. Jack
Kemnitzer, rice president, and Mrs. Darren Potter.
Committee heads for the affair were Mrs. Harold Teale, Mrs. Paul
Delicr. Mrs. Charles Carlsen, Mrs. Lowell Kaup, Mr. Donald Ross,
and Mrs. Freeman Yount.
The faculty wives organization has about 60 members from over the
city. Plans of the group for the future include a mixer for faculty
and their wives and one meeting a term.
OFFICERS AND COMMITTEE heads of Porents and Pat
rons club of Klamath Union high school gathered Wednes
day ot KUHS to discuss the year's work. Opening meeting
of the club, to which fathers and mothers of all KU stu
dents ore urged to attend, is slated for 8 o'clock next
Wednesday night, September 14, in the school auditorium.
Principal James L. Brown will head the program. Around
the table, left to right, TvArs. Lloyd Porter, freshman mother
calling chairman; Mrs. Lloyd Emery, refreshment choir
man; Mrs. Kenneth C. Klohn, senior mother; Mrs. Bruce
Binkley, sophomore mother; Mrs. E. A. Ceary, president of
Parents ond Patrons; Mrs. Oscar Kitfredge, second vice
president; Mrs. Victor O'Neill, special advisor; Mrs. C. C.
Cwyn, immediate past president; Mrs. Calvin Peyton, school
board representative. Standing, left to right, Mrs. F. Cecil
Adorns, treasurer; Mrs. Joy Evons Rolph, publicity; Mrs.
Ruth Von Hoosen, secretory; Mrs. Frank 1. Howard, facul
ty member; Mrs. Neal Stewort, program chairman; Mrs.
Matt Finnigan, first vice president. Not pictured, Mr. E.
C. Ceinger, junior mother calling chairman.
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