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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1953)
' SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1953 PAGE SIX ; " ' : jr-vr : - 7 : .L jpk "p (J Q SSSi 'ftCFab n f I W '"""-'''r-j "",L-r - -;V luinii. , J.LU m.T " iiuimirm ill 'IT 'r"rr-'--iXT'Ti . I , I , i. 'V'; , .ft " 1 . -t 4 ' f i "i "'"'i'rnm ., ll i in i- inn i in i, inn i i ..m nniinni liifrti -r-iTinTJailriiiiiiiViiiiinriniiirrrifiiiiirwi lfr-raiiiMmrrirmrraiiTn-iin-i r- n -' tiintX,i,' 4 J " II ,Tf inVar, Wt. DE MOLAY INSTALLING OFFICERS . . . from the left, Bill Cummings, Clayton Hannon and Richard Ward. Mr. ancl Mrs1. Joseph Mercer Guests Of Chiloquin High School Staff At Farewell Dinner in Winema Hotel . CHILOQUIN Joseph Mercer, principal of the Chiloquin high school during the past four years, was completely surprised Thurs day evening a week ago when the school staff gave both Mr. and Mrs. Mercer a farewell dinner and party at the Empire Room of the Winema hotel in Klamath Falls Following the dinner the teach ers gave a clever program wnn Mclvin Bay, grade school pnnct pal, acting as master of cere. monies, Oroup singing was led by. Mrs. Ainei ttoser. Mrs. Honnn Pheiffer and Mrs. Les Hoback did a dance. A scrapbook depicting the KLAMATH SADDLE CLUB ; The regular meeting of the Klam ath Saddle Club was held on June 2nd at the home of Mrs. Clyde Page. Plans were discussed for the Queen's tryouts and the forthcom ing events during rodeo season, as chaperones for the Queen and her court. After the business meet ing a baby shower was given for two of the members, Maureen Kee ner and Joyce Rlker. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Dar lene Blackman, Fat Klrkpatrlck, Bessie Page and Bonnie McMahon. Members present were: Dorothy Klrkpatrlck, Maureen Keener, Jovce Rlker, Bessie Page, Bessie Lilly, Audrey Horrlck, Wilma Rice, Ruth Williams, Isabel Dchlm ger, Ltira Dunlavy, Joe Matt, Ly vtna Mattoon, Helen Balentlne. Blanche Balslger, VI Hill. Beverly Ncgrevskl, Georgia Lane, Ernestyne Read, Loretta Stevens. Pat Bcy mcr, Doris Mae Arnold, Darlene Blackman, Pat Klrkpatrlck, Mnry Brown, Dottle Poole. Bonnie Mc Mahon. VI Ruge, Loralne Emrlck end Hazel Turner. Since this meeting eleven mem bers of the Klamnth Saddle Club participated in the Redding cele bration on June 6th. Riding in the street parade and the Grand En try of tho rodeo were Lura Dun lavy, Darlene Blackman, Isabel Dehllnger, Loretta Stevens. Dor othy Klrkpatrlck, Pat Beyiner, Hel en Balentlne, Bessie Lilly. Bessie Page, Audrey Herrlck and club president Bonnie McMahon. 'invitations announcements Processed or Engraved Four Day Delivery! Shaw Stationery Co. 729 Moin lit'!. . !. ...; life of Mercer, had been prepared by Mrs. Hoback4 and drew many laughs upon Its presentation. Several of the guests gave a hilarious skit prepared by Mrs. A. A. Montgomery, showing Mercer In some of his future attempts at selling insurance. Invited guests were Mary Dacey. Mr. end Mrs. A. A. Montgomery Sr., all of Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Charles steoer, Bonanza; jur and Mrs. Rohlln Pfelffer, Sprague River: Mr. and Mrs. Les Hoback, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rife, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Solcer. and Mr. and Mrs. Call Rldenour. all of Modoc Point; the Rev. and Mrs. Harlcy Zcllcr, Williamson River; and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Martin, Fort Klam ath, i Mr. and Mrs. Frank DIUlio, Mr. and Mrs. George Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bell, Margaret Molltor, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. A. Brewer. Mr. and Mrs. James Parsley. Mr and Mrs. Har ry Whiting, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ray,- Mrs. Athel Roser, ine Kev. and Mrs. David Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. James Huff. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Marchlngton. Mrs. McClellan Attends College Class Reunion Mrs. C. E. McClellan, 1290 Pat terson, Is In tho East attending h rirmnrt.iriiL fTnllecA alumnae reunion on the campus at New London, Conn. She Is a member of the first class to graduate- from th New England college lor wom en. PYTHIAN SISTERS PAST CHIEFS CLUB- Pythian sisters Past Chiefs Club met at the home of Clara Ballan tyne, 320 Lewis St.. May 8, 8 p.m. A social hour followed the busi ness meeting. Present were: Effle Rcdkey, Bertha Orlggs, Delia Kennlnger, Charlotte Canoy. Louise Scott and a guest, Lois Haas lrom Modoc Point. sari iuu answer , s . ' JERRY THOMAS j this question: Wt plon ta be out of town tevtrol timti this yoor on trlpi, and wo'r oniloui to hove tho protection of ft u r g I s r y Inturanco during thoio limn. Dot i tho itondard policy covor burglory loins ohon tho home-ownor it tompororlv gone at tho time of tho i burglary? On any Iniuronce prohlom, coniult INSURANCE ,t th & Main Fhont 646S if not.... i MR Matthews, Fred Friedel, David Garden Clubs , V To Sponsor Iris J' Show on June 23 "A Symphony In Iris" la the theme of the Iris Show scheduled for June 23 from 'i to 8 p.m. at Altamont School, sponsored by the Evergreen, Mt. Laki and Poe Valley Orden Clubs. Iris will pre dominate in five of the 13 com' petitlve arrangement classes. It is hoped and urged that all grow ers of iris will exhibit In the horti culture section. A schedule of both arrangement and horticulture classes was printed In the June 1 Issue of the Herald and News, and further Information can be had by calling Mrs. J. R. Miller. 9853; Mrs. Ray Garrison 5330, or Mrs. waiter uppendahl 8707. . A display of garden books and magazines will be one of the edu cational features of the show. The Arts and Crafts Committee will have an exhibit of crafts, and hob bles. Mrs. J. R. Miller, Mrs. F. O. Fruer and Mrs. Breithaupt, gen eral chairmen of the show, cor dially extend an Invitation to all to visit and exhibit t -Th. o, phony of Iris." A sweepstakes award will v.. given the exhibitor winning the most points. This will include both horticulture and arrangement di v sions. Points will be counted on BABYSHOWER CHILOQUIN Mr. -and Mrs. Rlchnrd Harrington recently be came parents of a baby boy ta well-outfitted one.) Shortly be fore his arrival Mrs. Harrington was guest of honor at a surprise shower given by Mrs. Alice Wright and Mrs. Warren Sorahan at the Sorahan residence in West Chilo quin. Mrs. Alvle Youngblood won the special prize, Elaine Jackson was high and Caledonia Jackson low for the game of Cootie and Mrs. Floyd Ohles high In Canasta. Guests invited included- Mrs. John Wright. Mrs. Floyd Ohles, Mrs. Manuel Ochoa, Mrs. Bruce Miller, Mrs. Alvle Youngblood, Mrs. Clara Jackson. Mrs. Sidney Btfrg dorf, Mrs. Matt Samson, Mrs. Mary Wright, Mrs. Harry Wright, Elaine Jackson, Caledonia Jack son nd Mrs. Letltla Huff. FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES DRILL TEAM BENEFIT Music By JOHNNIE SOTO SATURDAY, JUNE 13 Bly High School Gym Admission I HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH NEWLY INSTALLED OFFICERS OF DE MOLAY ... who participated In the impressive ceremonies in the Masonic Temple, May 28. From the left, first row, John Shaw, David Maxwell, George Knight, Don Boyd and Dick Sumner. Second row, same order, David Landis, Jim Southwell, Jim Craig, Terry ai I i xa i : X ;, ja BtiMmiii immiiiniiirii-'iri-n ' -.'..a..imu.j- --- HIGH OFFICERS IN DE MOLAY.. . David Maxwell, left, senior councilor; George Knight, center, master councilor; and Don Boyd, junior councilor. Manzanita Chapter Wound Up Year on With meetings suspended for the summer months, the meeting Fri day evening June 5 of Manzanita Chapter 173, OES, beckoned mem bers to far away places and to the great out-doors. The hall was ap propriately decorated by Georgian na Clark, and the huge bouquets of wild dog-wood and branches of the manzanita shrub In bloom showed signs of an enjoyable trip into our own beautiful Klamath country side. ' Worthy Matron, Helen McCor- nack and Worthy Patron, Allen Betsch presided at the meeting. Honored guests introduced and es corted to the east were Letha Murnhv. Grand Martha of the Grand Chapter of Oregon and Clar is Williams Worthy Patron 01 Alona Chapter 61. Letha Murphy said goodbye to Manzanita Chapter as Grand Martha. Her term will end when the new Grand Officers take office at Grand Chapter later this month. She spoke of the won derful year she has had and it was 1.00 Per Per FALLS, OREGON 172 OES June 5th apparent to all why she was select ed to this high office, attend Grand Chapter In Portland the week of June IS, a very clever comedy addenda was presented with Vera Fritsch, Junior Past Ma tron giving advice and Instruc tions to the Associate Matron Lois Gueck and Associate Patron Ever ett Biehn on this, their first trip to a Grand Chapter session. For cre dentials, they were presented with With everyone making plans to a Kiamatn potato and a sprig 01 manzanita. A fishing pole was pre sented to the Associate Patron with Instructions to fish for a Grand office. An hilarious time was bad by all.. A very Interesting letter mailed UORLD WIDE TRAVEL BUREAU LEADS THE WAY 10 THE WORLD'S BEAUTIFUL SIGHTS tr.u jMxrliaemtnl .,! H,i, Trivtl Diiroo, lis M.la, Tclrrhone U7S.) - SL nWMWUfurld from Rome, Italy was read from Kathleen Ward, a member of Man zanita, who is' touring the Europ ean countries. Members are look ing forward to seeing the pictures Kathleen promised to take and to hear the interesting stories she will have to tell on her return. Interesting reports were given of visitations to Redding by Ellen Betsch and Tulelake, by Helen Mc Cornack to receptions honoring Gil rr.r. Vlck Moyers, Worthy Grand Matron of California. After the meeting hot-dogs were served picnic style by the refresh ment committee members, Lois Gueck. Ilene Ongman, Marion Seldeman and Thelma Fink, chair man. The dining room was decorated In a "Vacation Land" theme with high ways and byways leading to Manza nita Dude Ranch, and of course to Grand Chapter. Hannon, Mike Murphy, Charles Harris, Paul row, Tom Humble, Kent Cooper, Dick Clark, Gerald Barker, Harold Heaton and Rod Van OTI Faculty Wives and Womens Club Entertain Class of '53 Women at Tea By ORELL BEAN OTI Faculty Wives and Womens Club Tea held last Saturday was the loveliest ever . . , The tea table laden with such dainties as min iature cream puffs, open face decorated sandwiches and other canapes, petlts fours and French pastries, mints and nuts, and a very interesting centerpiece of blue Iris and golden tulips Inter spersed with small mortar boards and miniature sheepskins attached with gold ribbon. The napkins were pastel pansles with OTI in the comer and were made by Earl Bairey's silk screen class. At the time that this writer was there, Mrs. Olive Cornett and Mrs. Paul Landry were presiding at the coffee service. Mrs. Cornett was gowned In a lovely shade of pale magenta lace and Mrs. Landry was most becoming in soft grey. The hostesses were pictures in pastels . . . Mrs. Winston Pur vine, Mrs. Carl Stolpe, Mrs. Law rence French In luscious pink; Mrs. Charles Jacob!, Mrs. Ed Anderson and Mrs. G. C. Bcddow in shades of fresh lettuce green; Mrs. Wallace Uerllngs in French lilac; Mrs. Francis Mcintosh In a soft cream Chantllly lace; Mrs. Jesse Crabtree in peach taffeta; and Mrs. Marion Brown wore an electric-blue taffeta. Many others too numerous to mention were just as lovely. Mrs. Jack Grewell was as pretty as a cameo In a dainty, quaint white dress. The graduating class of practi cal nurses came enmassr and were very impressive In their white nylon uniforms with yellow corsages and blue lnslgnias. The first portion of the after noon's program was presented by 700 Main St. ; ANNOUNCING MB, the exquisite new pattern '&ZLwwy Now a completely new idea in V"lotV terlinj: (nth clcan-awept modern 'y mrl ,,.I1!' wedded to rich nd regal trodi f S'9.wi N-f tionil detail. Heirloom's aristocratic JKMm.i. H new P,,trn Reigning Beauty, it jWWWwM 1 j mnti for the bride of today . Jjw MmWt l e1S1ed to live proudly in the house of Imff iPiiK ll today and tomorrow. Begin your I III M'W'i'f''ln!iirM II "' one or more place tettinea fffffip(:M Wi W more later. . 'y' fMl poce wing rom 28.25 U I l Wyf Jtdenl lax included, other Heirloom Imp- f.&J$F JHenurom 27.50 t:f r" ' uda Account far v mr.. . im? M JT M ysp Jf Adams' and John Ellis. Third Dennis Todd, George Brandt, Buskirk. the three Shultz sisters, Barbara, Joan and May who attend Tule lake High School. They are very talented and gave both vocal and instrumental, piano, violin and ac cordion selections . . . Little Penny Lee. age 12, gave six classical piano selections. She Is a high ranking student of Sacred Heart Academy and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Lee. She particu larly enjoys compositions of Bach and Deems Taylor. Modern music mainly for the right hand. All committees deserve a great ' deal of credit for the huge success of this annual even!. Shower For . Mrs. George Hill WESTSIDE A baby shower was given May 28 in honor of Mrs. George (Delorls) Hill at the home o( Mrs. Andy Hill. The presents were heaped on a table in front of the fireplace. Pink streamers floated from the mantel to the blue topped table. Invited were; May Carter and Mrs. ..Charlie Hill of Lake City, Calif.'. Louise Arzner, Lola Chand ler, Ellen Dent, Myrle Lamb, Margaret Crowl, Clarice Mcchem, Juanita Nelson, Connie Nelson, Beverly Warner and Robin Warn er. . . Elizabeth Shults, Virginia Mar tin, Josephine Warner, Bernlce Anderson, Lillian Sundet, Mrs. Fred Nelson, Helen Buck. Hostesses Coral Hill and Madge Anderson served an excellent lunch. Ellen Dent and Myrle Lamb took prizes for the games. Ijttlinm Spring Phone
