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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1949)
WfDNISDAY, DEC. 7, 194 HfKALD rVTJ NTW1, eOAMATH PALLI, OK ICON rAcm Severn kn The Women's Corner Initiation Held By Catholic Daughters About Utility members attended the annual Initiatory leremulilee of Court Klamath. W, Catholic Daughters of America, held In the KO hall Wednesday evening, November 30, at I p. m. Mildred bmllli, (rand regent ot I he degree team and slate vlre-regent of Oregon, coll duiled the Initiation. The meeting wai opened by Leone Matlil. irand regent of the court, and the openlnf prayer waa led by tin-Key. John Phelan, pastor of Our I-ady of Mount Carmrl In Chlloquli). The degree team exemplifying the ritualistic work waa composed of the followlni mrmbrra: fraud relent, Mildred Bmlth: vice regent, Phlllla Mahoney: prophetess, Plor enre Pickett: monitor, Ann Plala; lecturer, Komi OTeary: historian. Surah Uriel: treasurer. Martha Kn it,; financial eerrelary. O I a d y I Htephens: aentlnel, Mary Anne are na; banner bearera, Ida Mochettaa, Agnea Cilia and frame Drullner; color guard. Marlon Cronon, Lola Hmllh and Ethel llrunner: musician, LoulM Vaughn. The olflcer' ta tlona were decorated with purple and gold chrysanthemums. In ac cord with the colore of the order. New mcmbera Initialed at thla time were Catherine Merg, Olorla O Fouler, Klda Oaspcrlne. Cecelia llrdlund, Harriet I-aventk, Agnea "Miller, Opal Marie Nielsen. Norma Hurl. Delphlne Paramo. Baverlna O. Hmllh and Marguerite Turner. Mar tha Pereau of Court Little Plower, Wolf Point. Muni., and Marlon Walker of Ascension Court, Inde pendence. Iowa, were Introduced ai tiaiufer mcmbera. Elisabeth Hrendsnesa, financial secretary of the court, assisted with the finan cial rerordlngi of the new member. At the clme of Die Initiation the Rslule to the Flag waa given, fol lowed by group iinging of the Hiar (painted Banner. Leone Mathla, grand regent, welcomed the new mcmbera and Introduced Mildred Hrnitll, a t a t e representative, and tale vice regent, who gave very li tereatlng talk. "Clod Blem Ameri ca" waa aung by the entire assembly and the Rev. Phelan after an In piruif talk, closed with prayer. Refreshment were aerved it pret tily decorated tablea which carried out the same color achema aa the hall, with gold and purple candle, teblecloth and flower. Dcloree Mc . Andrew and Millie Hector were chairmen for the evening and they were assisted by Vlctorme Milan!, Lillian Ketllng. ElUabcth Bcriuh. Ann rial. Darlene Bmlth, Clara Beard. Elizabeth Mayberry, Marie Bertruff and Ruth Duff. Out-of-town member attending were Nora McAuhfte and Helen Mc Aullffe of Port Klamath. Kalherlne Elliott of Klamath Agency and Mar isret Mill l tor, Catherine Leake and Ellda De Bortoll of Chlloquin. 7A X ' ' I kA'X, (Winter Dance On Sojourners Agenda i Sojourner met Wednesday after noon November 31 at the Wlllard hotel for a no-iinlea luncheon fol lowed by card. Prize for bridge went to Veil Purvlne and Mary Cleary. In pi nochle Annette Kamara won. Host esses were Hatlli Boyd and Jean Ho- bart. , Immediately after the business meeting then waa election of of ficer and the following ladlea were elected for the neat ( month; Mra. John Arietalnger, prealdenl: Mra. Charlea Ukln, vice prealdent; Mra. Haybor Johnson, secretary; and Mr. N. C. Lonesworth, treasurer. The new officer will be Installed Wednesday, December 14, with luncheon it 12:30. Reservation should be made by December 11 by calling 9077. There will ne musical program and the annual ChrUlma party fur member. Corn Pyotk la chair-1 man. On December I Sojourners will hold their Winter dance at Cal-Ore. Clialrman la LaVonne Hooper and co-chairman is Leoria Klesler, Mar ilyn elparka and Vera Teale will amilst. Keservailons should be made no later than December t. Birthday Club Members of the newly orgsnlzed Birthday club met at the home of Mra. Kay Ribak honoring Mr. Clarence Oppegard. whose birthday waa on November 29. Thla being the tint of a series of twelve monthly parties. It was arranged as a surprint party. Refreshment were served after the presentation of gift. Those attending were Helen Paul, on. Helen Stephen, Leona Reich, Blanche Petroff, Betty O'Leary, An. ! nle Hodge, and Edna Moore. Olfta were aent by Marie Cran dali, Mable Shaddock, and Orace Peterson who could not be prenent. CONNIE AND ROBBIE, who both celebrated birthdays this month, are the children of Cpl. and Mrs. Robert Evans, 1506 Sorgent street. Connie is four years old, and Robbie is one. Crandparents are John H. Pearce and Mrs. Maude Bryson of this city, and Mrs. Clendeon Evans of PetoUima, Calif. Ferebee-Keulrr. The court has adopted as one of Its projects a displaced priest to whom usable articles are bcrflg sent as often as possible AnoUier pro ject I the Perpetual Rosary for the Conversion el Russia and Fallen Away members of the church. The dhinhlers are asked to meet In body at the churrh Sunday. Decem ber 4 at 7:43 a m. to receive Holy Communion, followed by breakfast a'. Wong cafe. It waa announced that the cookbook being complied by the court will soon be on sale, and proceeds will be used to furnish chairs for the new parish hall. The nest regular meeting will be De cember 13 at I p m. in the KC hall. SPECIAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE YOUR OLD WASHER $ I Regardless of condition) IS WORTH 2 JP ON THE TOjySp' PURCHASE of a -rW NEW .J EASY WASHER ( Different Model te Choose From $129.75 ,.$199.75 IT'S THI BARGAIN OF THE YEAR! tsGit Side APPLIANCES tZl Klamath Ave. Phone MM fctfo&&-) ta55S2 y&v w) mi li I fc-xi is I I miLYy Til V t' XJ A IMU ious lulled DrinU! 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