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IIKilAt.i) AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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LIBRARY CLUB FALL LUNCHEON
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The inPriiiiR wiia oppnd with tlin :
Ilua rniluic IrJ by Mrs. Hfll UIkcK.:
InlluwrU hy vckuI nolo mm I
uttner Intrrprriiitlon ol "'lhr Hlnr j
hiuiMlrl liunnrr" hy Mn. Dusrnc
l-uvru mm niuiriy unrn.
p inlrtl hy Mm. U'-nrcff Mclntyre t
liif pimio. Mr. Uhrrrk, In iiro
p.inic contiimr, Ihrlllcd Ihp Kufnln
iihiirr iimrelul mill uiiumiiiI dance.
Mrs l'rrd lloniiliind, prealdrnl.
Kiroicil Ihc nuril "'' Inlroduced
lirr nliurnt mid chiilimen.
Mr. llnaxlnnd. lor Uif Ucnrlll
nl i,iw iiipinhor.s. pxplaincd Ihe
luncllon.1 ul Hip club. Khe explalnrd
Hint It in a ductal itroup working
lor Uio brilrrnirnl ul Hie commu
nity by cooperating with other or
lidiiltallima lor worthy cnukcu. The
iimjor club project Is the annual
February bencilt brldue and tea
to raho (unda lor toiiMllectoinlea
lor deserving children who am not
eligible lor aid under other agen
cies. CampevrihlpA are given to
Altar Society
MERRILL Mrs. Auitust Andrleu
n the holen when HI. Augun
linc a Altar Society met at her
Inline Brptember 3. Mm. Don Har
ris, the president, presided, and
J-'aiher I'lielim leil Hie prayer.
Chief topic lor discussion waa Ihe
li.irl.-h hall drdlcutlon dinner to be
held September 1. Mrs. Harris will
be the hostess.
Date ol the iiuuuiil bn.nnr was
M'l lor Saturday, November 8, and
urki'is were ulatrlbillcd at the
meeting. Iliizuar prl.ea are 1st:
WesliiiKhousc ctcciric clothes ury
er: 2nd: electric blanket; and 3rd:
lishing pole. The annual rummage
&ale will be held October 11.
Assisting Mrs. Andrleu In serv
ing refreshments were Mrs. Leon
Andrleu, Mrs. John Llskey, Mrs.
Dun Mt Aulllle. Mrs. M. E. Cilaco
mini, and Mrs. John Olacomlnl,
Members present Included Mm.
Don Harris, Mrs. Hugh Falvey.
Mrs. Jerry Ahern, Mrs. John
Decnan. Mrs. Dan Barry. Mrs.
'I nn U'Kcrfe. Mrs. James Noonan,
Mrs. Leonard Llsk, Mrs. Dan Mc
Aullfle, Mrs. Dan Cushman, Mrs.
Jack Burke, and Mrs. Ben Murphy.
Two guests were present, Mrs.
(ilucomlnl's (laughter, Mrs. Walter
Kelly; mid Mrs. Andrlcu'9 niece,
Mrs. Dunne.
GUI Scouts and Camp Fire Girls.
A cash donation Is made each year
lor children's Ixmks and records to
the City Llbiury.
Mrs. llouuluud al.o announced
that a district meeting Is to b
held at llogue lllver. September
'.'7. Registration Marts at IU a in
followed by a noon luncheon. Mrs.
Weatheilord. stale president ol the
Federation ol Women's Clubs W'lll
be present. Rcf.crvalliins lor Ihe
luncheon should be called in to
Mra. Fred Hoagland by September
10.
MIm May Phlnney, program
chairman, announcetl that the
year's program theme Is "Oui
American Heritage" and that mu
sic had been chosen lor the llrsl
program as one phase of the limine.
She told o how- the harmonious
Bounds of everyday llle about us Is
music and that the singing voice
and instruments are the more loi
nial type. She then presented the
lollowing numbers: Violin aolos,
Romance, by Rubcnslein; Klegy,
by Massenet; Athena Lampropulos,
accompanied by Dena Lampropu
los. Vocal solos. The Lord's Prayer,
by Malotle; Llle, by Curran, Mrs
Marvin Nerseth, accompanied by
Mra. Cieorge Mclnlyrc.
Mrs. John Ashley and Mrs. C. W.
Fyock were co-chairmen of the
luncheon. Mrs. Don Zumwnlt ar
ranged llie program: and Mrs.
W. D. Miller was In charge ol
flower arrangements.
Mrs. Addle May Nixon, clly II.
brarlan, Is chairman ol the Octo
ber 13, meeting, which will be held
In the club room at Ihe City Li
brary at 2 p.m.
LIBRARY CLUB FALL LUNCHEON In (ha Willard Hotel, September 8, was the first meeting
of the year. The fall luncheon is an annual event, when new members are greeted, and an
nouncement of the club program is made. The picture at the left was taken before the late-com
ing members had arrived, and shows only a portion of those who had already arrived. At the
right, from the left, Mrs. John Baker, vice president; Mrs. Fred Hoagland, president; and Mn.
John Ashley, chairman of the luncheon. Standing, Mrs. Charles Fyock, co-chairman with Mrs.
Ashley. Photo by Kettler
Rebekah Lodge
Special Meeting
MICRRILL-r.ebekah Lodge 151
held a special meeting Ausu.-.t 23,
In honor ol Olive Ramey, president
Rebekah Assembly ol Oregon, who
came to pay district 18 an official
Vllilt.
Sisters Thclma Stukel. Gcraldlnc
Moore, and Lena Buck Introduced
the following Assembly and Grand
lodge olllccrs: Sister Olive Ram
ey. president Rebekah Assembly of
Olegon; Brother Herbert Munsell.
grand senior warden of the Grand
Encampment of Oregon; Lady Mac
Anderson; past president of Ladies
Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant of
Oregon, and Color Bearer of the
tniernallonal Association Ladies
Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant; and
Lady Chailoltc Martin, past prcsi
dent of Ladles Auxiliary Patriarch
ol Oregon.
In most Impressive ceremonies,
len candldutc.s were initiated by
Prosperity lode lot. Klamath Falls
live members Irom Klamath Falls. '
three from Lakcvlcw; and two
Irom Merrill.
Sister Olive Ramey, president,
gave an Interesting address, with
many instructive .suggestions, as
did Brother Herbert Munsell and
Sister Mac Anderson.
June Shuck. Geraldlne Moore.
Louisa Icenbice and lva Kilpatrick
presented Sister Ramey a gift of
sterling silver from the lodge.
Attending the meeting were 14
visitors; two sisters fiom Durham,
California: four from Alluras; one
from Leavenworth. Washington;
and one from Sand Point, Idaho.
Immediately after lodge brother
Rebekahs served refreshments.
St. Barnabas Church Guild
The Guild of St. Barnabas Church
of Langell Valley met at the Par
bh Hall September 4. with Mrs.
Orvllle DcVaul as hostess. The
business meeting was conducted by
president Mrs. Luther Noble. Mon
ey from the card party to be held
at Die parish hall on the evening
of September 13 will be used to
help buy a new pump.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Mike Dear
born. Mrs. George Baker and Mrs.
Paul Monroe.
A food sale has been planned to
be held In Klamath Falls Septem
ber 19. Mrs. , Luther Noble and
Mrs. Mike Dearborn head the com
mittee. Place will be announced
later.
Following the business meeting
a "welcoming Shower" was given
to the Rev. and Mrs. Carl Gross
jand family.
Mrs. Marion Lindsay won the con
test pri.e.
Tlie annual turkey dinner and ba
!zaar will be held on November 8.
Tea was served at the afternoons j
I close to the Rev. and Mrs. Gross, j
Mrs. Paul Monroe. Mrs. Doug
Smelcer.Mrs. Russell Walsh and
jKathy. Mrs. Mike Dearborn and
iTeddy, Mrs. Rccr Thomas and
I Butch. Mrs. Lester Jones. Mrs. Bill
iBechdoldt. Mrs. Luther Noble and
ale. Mrs. Merrill Stewart, Mrs.
j Ernest Graves, Mrs. Marion Lind
say. Tommy. Mrs. John Craven,
Mrs. Lester Leavitt, Coralee Hodges
and Mrs. DeVual.
The next meetinc will be at the
home of Mrs. Bill Cunningham on
I October 2 when final plans will be
'made for the turkey dinner.
SOJOURNERS
Sojourners and guests met Sep
tember 10. in the Paul Bunyan
Room of the Willard Hotel, for a
12:30 luncheon, before the regualr
business meeting at 1:45 p.m., fol
lowed bv a social hour of cards.
Mrs. J. R. Rhodes, president,
welcomed Mrs. Bert Norris as a
new member.
Alter an absence of nearly two
years, a cordial greeting was ex
tended to a former Klamath Falls
Sojourner, Mrs. Gene Ingles. The
Ingles are returning' here to live.
Mrs. F. L. O'Connell. tea chair
man reported the date for the an
nual Fall Tea nas been set for
Saturday afternoon, September 27.
from 1 to 4 p.m. in the Willard
Hotel.
'Friendship" is the theme to be
carried out in decorations, prizes
and program. The latter will be
staged by a group from the local
Barbership Singers.
Assisting Mrs. O'Connell will be:
Mrs. D. B. Jones, reservations;
Mrs. w. D. Purvine, prizes: Mrs.
R. A. Woods, refreshments: Mrs.
Gwyn Sartin, decoration; and Mxs.
D. B. Groves, program.
For reservations, call Mrs. D.
B. Jones. 6560. not later than Wed
nesday, September 24.
Hostesses for the recent meeting-
were Mrs. David Boyd and Mrs.
Charles Dakin.
High 'prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Joe Thomas, Mrs. C. F. Lelt
hoff and Mrs. Anna Cook. Conso
lation prizes went to Mrs. Gene
Ingles and Mrs. D. P. Groves..
There will be no regular meeting;
September 24. because of the tea.
Newcomers to Klamath Falls are
welcome, and for information, call
Anna Cook, 3375.
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