SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 18B2
HERALD AND NEWS, KL,'iMATH FALLS. OREGON
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Zuleima Nile Club
Of Klamath Falls Honors
Supreme Chaplain With Tea
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Om 110 WOMIN wr at th ZuUlm Nil Club U Ocobr 4. CantfUKgM from ynew tpr
gtowtd In tht iltvtr on thn tbl, nd MgMlghttd th yvllow and bronze f!owr arrtngtmtntt
throughout tht roomi.
PIctud abovo, Quttn Mrch!al Stanibury, AthUnd, and to har right, honored guast. Supremo
Chaplain Oflla Ogle, Grants fan. Abovo, (I to rl Charlotte Oiborn, vice president Klamath Zuleima
Nile Oubt Marehlal Stansbury, Ashland, Queen Zuleima Temple 13 Daughters of the Nile; Phyllis
May, president Klamath Zuleima Nile Club; Odie Ogle, Supreme Chaplain, Grants Pass; and Past
Queen May Moss. " Photos by Guderian
SUPUMI CHAPtAIN . . . OUia Ogla. Grants Pass, of Sapraa Tempi. Da.ght.rs of tko NHa. was honored guast
at tea in the Pelican Party Room, October 4. Pouring doring the tea boos- war: Ethel Matthews. Ails Koyken-dall.-Ruth
Holcomb, Veve Anderson, Lillian HOIis, Edith Palmerton, MyrtU Effiogte and Virginia Irown, 9
past presidents. -
Fall colors were feeturad fa the decorationa; and the tea table was beautiful with yellow and brome
chrysanthemums and pompon chrysanthemums in th samo shades; In the receiving Una: OUia Ogle, Grants
Pass; Queen MarcMel Stansbury, Ashland; Past Queen, Ma Moss; . Phylfis May, president Klamath Falls
Zulelme Club; Charlotte Oiborn, vice president; Peggy Chtlcot, secrttarytrasurr and Kathleen Ward,
Zenobia, from Klamath Temple. . .
EASTERN STAR ,
Ouciib Iiiiiii outlying Chlluquln
llMrlcl.i mined bmiciuy (icriiiNin.
September M. nli limn)' from
UKrvirw, C'miyonvlllc M e d I o r o
ind Oiikruiun. l Ihc liomp ol Mr.
nd Mm. Uuy HliilKr. Chiloqum,
lirn Crf-Up Cicm, OhS. mirr- j
.mnra iirmuris in mc oiurr
'ccrpilun given III honor ol Mn.
Uience M)n-k. ormid Ilejue
lenuuvn from lllinoM,
rM innlroiui ol Hie clmptrr en
llncrrrd Uie evrni. In Ihe recelv
jig line were, Mm. Cyril Cook,
ftoflliy Mnlron: Mm. Myem, lion
reJ uc.il; and Mis. V'cinoii Nur
I. Mrs. Rulh Mercer und Mm.
Sihel RoAer nrrnneed tlie bouqurt.i
l UixlecK. hwrel pe and
Iladioli, pluced to ellccllvely in
in hoiiKO and sniclni.
eihiniiiK Mler on Ince covered
mule reilecled color lioin the cen.
rrpiero ol goldemod und Jewel
tnlored lMri. C'ollce, fiandwichcs
ind deroinlive trn caken were
terved Iroin thin trntlve table.
Mm, Lou Kellivm, Mm. Athtl
Hotter. Mm, Walter Zimmerman
ind Mm. Hurley Zeller poured.
On the. Iiostevi comnulien were:
Mm. Harold Wins, Mrs. tm Rile,
Mm. liail Rldruoiir, Mm. Karl
:irecar. Mra. Robert MhIIUs and
Mm. Jester llollirook.
Anions the ninny piCNeiit were:
Mra. Jack Murphy, Urn ml Martha
M Urnnd Chapter ol oicjnn and
Worthy Matron ol Aloha ol: Mra.
J. Hunter, Urnnd Represeiilatlva
to Pi'iiimylvniiia; and Mm, John
C. aincUi. Keame C'hnptrr Med
lord, Grand Reprcentutlve to
Puerto Rico. Mm, Virgil tiers
ach, Worlhy Matron Onkndue;
Mra. Audrey Mocabee, Worthy Ma.
Iron Oneiitni Chapter, Lakevlew:
Matron Mimanita Chapter, Klam
ind Mra. Vera Fritacli, Worthy
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Rev. G. A. Milne Addresses Group
MERRILL Reverend o. A- l!nkins, Mrs. I.ylc lliifluker. Mrs.
Milne apoke on the United Coun- Dale Moore. Mm. Kldnn Hnvrant.
ill ol Ciiuj cites wnen the I'rrkby-j Mrs. Clovia Ftorv, Mm. Wmllred
tertan church Muwlonary Hociety ,T.ivlor. Mrs. Clyde Hammond, and
met Oct. g. at the church parlor.
IJevolionals were led by Mra. liar-
the fullownic KiieMs. Mra. K.
'Snapn. Mm. Vlnrcnt Zutnr. Mrs.
rielt Kolheriniiliain, and thi alter-1 Rny R.nler. Mrs. Jnrk Wvnant,
noon's program was arranged by
Mra. J. L. liu.'Uliii.
Theme of the program was "One ; Hess
Clieat rriiowamir . Member ol
the following churches pnrllclpat
rd: Mrs. Walter Kotheringnum.
Seventh Uv Adventlst: Mrs. Ray
Rader, and Mis. Vincent Zunir,
Latter Uav balnts in 'i'ulelnke:
Mrs. Charles Cunningham. Pies
bylerisn Church: Mm. Jack Wyn
ant. Chrmian Church; Mm. Her
nace Wilson. Methodist Qhurch;
Mm. tlwm Hess. Assembly of Ood.
Mra. Uale Moore waa appointed
necrelary to serve the balance of
the year. All Missionary Society
membera are sked to bring cloth
Mrs. Drrnace Wilson, Mrs. Wnlter
' I'otlicringlinm, and Mrs. Elwiu
A community duy of prayer Is
pliinned for N'v 7. and next regu
lar Hireling will be Nov. IS.
ANW CLUB
Art Needlework Cluh met Octo
ber IS. for I n m. luncheon at
the home of Mrs. Marlon Hanks,
133 Pine Street.
IleautiliU Mown a grown by Ihc
hostess were used in the rooms
and on the luncheon tcble.
Her two daughters. Mrs. r. N.
lug lor urcs I to 6 to the church ; Clemens and Mrs. Kverelt Miner
hall bv Nov. J. The clothing will 'assisted her In serving,
be sent to overseas missions. Members presejit were: Mrs.
Mrs. Earl McCoy, the hostess. Wilbur Jonci.; Mis. I V. Kuvr.cn
served refreshments to Mrs. A. O. ' dull. Mrs. J. C. Hunt, Mrs. W. P.
Carleton, Mrs. Charles Cunning-1 McMillan, Mis. tleorgc WlrU, Mrs.
ham, Mra. Harriett Fotherlnohsm. Oeome Hum nl Mrs. Z. J.
Mra. Llitther Hasklns. Mrs. Velton I Powell.
LIBRARY GLUB
Klamath Fll Women's Library
Club met in the City Library Club
Room Monday, October 13, hon
oring all past prcsidenta of the
club und all who had worked In
any capacity to further the growth
and work of the library.
The prosram was as follows;
Vocal solos, Wendell B. Smith,
"A Request." Fran. "Mv "Lovely
Celta." A 17th Century Song.
Mrs. Robert Odell spoke on "The
.History of the Library."
Vocal solos. Mra. Marjorie Olds,
"Haymaking," Needliam; "In the
Luxembourg Gardens," Kathleen
Manning.
Speaker. Mrs. Victor O'Neill.
I "The Present Work of the
Library."
Speaker. Mrs. Ted Durmenl.
"Plans for the Future of the
iLHirary."
I Report on Sixth District Meeting,
.Mrs. Loren Palmerton.
I "A Collect for Clubwomen" by
Mary Stewart, Mrs. W. P. McMil-
Ian.
! Mrs. Addle Mac Nixon, city
) librarian, acted as chairman ol the
'dav.
Attractive new stage curtains
I and w indow drapes for the club
I room were presented by the city
library board.
A moil Interesting display of
old books, magazines, furniture,
land costumes were arranged about
I Ihe room by the committee In
j charge of the program.
Hostesses for the day were Mrs.
E. O. Jackson, and Mrs. Don
Zumwalt, Tea hostesses were Mrs.
jP. D. Meade, Mrs. Charles Larkin.
and the library board and. stall
members. Pouring were Mrs. Fred
iSchallock and Mrs. George Flit-
I craft.
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Hammond Chord Organ after Just
I few minutes explanation even
though yon nevr played a noe on
any Instrument before. What won
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AL0AN ASSOCIATION v'
Past Matrons and Patrons Honored
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At the Ortolw-r tnoittlntr heM hv
Prosperity Chapter 160. OES on
Thursday evening, October 9. past
matrons and patrons of Prosper
ity Chapter and other chapters
were honored.
The business meeting and degree
work was presided over by Worlhy
Matron. Hazel Bowman and Wor
thy Patron. Gene Beaslev.
Loraine Rhinemiller. Worthy Ma
tron of Tulelake Chapter. OES
was escorted to the East and wel
comed. Past Matrons and Patrons es
corted to the East and welcomed
were: Ann Fruits. Leah Street.
Agnes Schreiner. Gladvs Halousek.
Ann Paygr, Marian Wilson, Thei
ma Stukel. P. O. Wilson. A. E.
Street, Prosperity Chapter: and
Nell Retlernlh (trlrilfv rolirnp.
nia Chapter; Mary Sharp, Red
mond Chapter; Bessie Roath, Tnle
lake Chapter: and George Gra
ham, Missouri Chapter.
Gifts were presented them from
the Chapter.
WED AT TAHOE
Barbara Mattls of Fort Rock and
Mr. Bud Baert of Sliver Lake. Ore
gon, were ma.Tied at Lake Tahoe.
Nevada October 11. The bride is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Mattis of Fort Rock and the
bridegroom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Al Baert of Silver Lake. ,
The young couple will make their
home at Silver Lake after hunting
season. The bridegroom is em
ployed at the Silver Lake Mill
which is owned and operated by
his father.
ELTON SMITH
ADDRESSES
SOROPTI MISTS
Klamath's Community Chest
held the spotlight at the Thursday
meeting of the Soroptlmist Club,
Elton W. Smith, local Community
Chest head, was Introduced by
Chairman Ethel Matthews and told
of the gratifying results the local
committee was achieving In this
year's drive with altered methods
of collection from employees of
business and Industrial firms so
licited. He said the reception given
contact workers was encouraging,
and that he was optimistic as to
the prospects of reaching the ouota.
early in the Chest campaign.
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