' SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1954
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON
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Bonanza .
Altar Society
LANCELL VALLEY Mrs. Jane
Store Hours 9:30 to 5:30
Heusten entertained the Bonanza
Altar Society of St. Frances Ca
brlni at 2 Thursday aftmoon. In
tho absence of Mrs. Frank OeBel
the meeting was conducted by
vice president Mrs. Bob colwell.
New officers for the year are presi
dent, Mrs. Frank DeBel: vice
president, Mrs. Bob Colwell; and
secretary and treasurer,' Mrs. Ed
die Orallan."
Following a short business meet
ing a social afternoon was enjoyed,
with refreshments nerved to Mrs
Charlie Walker, Mrs. Catherine
Jendrsewskl. Mrs. John Harris,
Mrs. Leonard Schooler, Mrs, Bob
Brett, Mrs. Charles Steber, Mm.
Eddie Orallan, Mrs. Bob Colohan,
Mrs. Erwln Beck.. Mrs. Bob Col
well, Mrs. Jack McCartle. Mrs.
Don Ralph, Mrs. Clay Walker,
Mrs. Maurice 8plllane, Mrs. Kloe
pell (and the Rev. John Phelan.
IV 'n--. i i i , , - 1 r
INSTALLATION OF . . . Canton Crater No. 7 officer!
for 1954, was February 1 1, in the lOOFHall. Their respective
titles are included in the story. First row,- left to right, Ladies
'Kate Hoc-tie, Elizcbeth Ramsby, Mary Pope, Isabella Foster,
..Harriett Estes, Lina Mofschenbacher and Sadie May Wallace,
Second row, same order, Ladies Arloa Andrus, Alma Cofer,
Cordelia 'Cantrall, Hazel McNeil, Mae Anderson,, Vera Clem
mens and Stella Oryden. Back row, left to right, Effie Red
key, Nina Beck and Pearl Hams.
In the other picture, new president, Lady Isabella Foster,
" right, receives gavel from Lady Mary Pope, junior past presi
dent Photos by Kettler"
Canton Crater No. 7 Installs
1954 Officers on February I Ith
Final installation of Canton Cin- president; Stella Dryden, lelt aide
ter No. X was held In the IOOFito president. . '.
Hal!, February 11, Inclement Guards appointed are Ladies
weatner and nines' prevented all to Martha Baker, Alma Cofer, Ivy
be present on regular Installation Drew nnd Mae Anderson,
nights. I The president appointed the fol-
Installing officer Lady Kale lowing committees to serve
HoEue. past president, was assisted through 1954:' financial. Ladles
by Lady Pearl Harris, officer of
the day; and past association pres
ident. Lady Mae Anderson.
T.adv Mnrv Pone was seated us
Junior past president and presented j'nunlly service. Lady Anna Bean;
Nellie Wattenburg, Cordelia Can-
trail and Vera Clemmens; vis
iting, Ladles Elizabeth Ramsby
and Lina Motschenbachcr; com-
with a past president Jewel; and In
recognition of her efficient and
faithful work In the order, the
auxiliary gave her token gift.
. New officers include, Ladles Isa.
belle Foster, president; . Lucille
Wiltz. vice president; Hailett
Estcs, recording secretary; Mae
Anderson, treasurer; Hazel Mc
Neil, officer of -the guard; Pearl
Harris, officer of the day; Jennie
Hum, chaplain; Arloa Andrus, sen
try: Kate Hogue, color bearer,
Sadie Mae Wallace, right aide to
refreshments, Lady Stella Dryden;
entertainment, Ladles Alma ' Cofer,
Martha Baker, Vera Clemmens,
Cordelia Cantrall Bnd Mae Ander
son.
FLOUR, BAO NIGHTIliS
Nighties and pajamas today can
be made easily from flour sacks.
Twenty-five and 50-pound flour
sacks of printed cotlon flannel pro
vide enough material for making
children's- pajamas, bed jackets,
baby gowns and oilier slecpwear.
Weyerhaeuser Camp 6
Br ELEANOR THOMSON
Karen Cay Fairfield, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fairfield,
was feted on her fourth birthday
anniversary by a party given by
her mother Thursday. February 11
Enjoying the festivities were her
brother. Dickie, Bobby -Morehead
and Mi f. Slmer Morehead, Mary
Caihjrin Kalchls and Mrs. Peter
Katchis, Jmnle Thomson and Mis
Thomas Thomson. There were
prizes and favors for everyone and
a gala circus-theme luncheon with
clown-head ice. cream cones and a
white and pink birthday cake.
Game were played and Karen
opened her gifts, then the group
listened to recordings of "Hansel
aud cretel" and "Peter and The
Wolf.". .; . - , .
On Saturday, February 13, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Thompson, ac
companied by their' four .children
and a friend, Beverly Ann Napier,
dropped in on the birthday party of
Darwin Vernon Huck Jr., at the
home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. V, Huok of 3920 Fawu
Avenue, Klamath Falls. A feature
of the entertainment was a movie
made of the guests by Don Huck.
Larry McVeight, formerly of Camp
6 and now of the Greensprings
Highway, was also present.
' Young Huck was seven years old
on February 9 but had to delay
his party until he recovered from
chickenpox.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick - Fairfield
spent February 7 and 8 visiting
relatives in Mcdford and Talent,
Mrs. Fairfield's father, 6am
James, has recently purchased a
no-acre ranch near-Medford and
he. and his family were getting
readv to move there. James was a
lonn-time resident of camp.
Ronnie Chance of Bly was an
overnight guest of J.C. Morehead
last week. The twe boys are eignui
traders at Bly School.
Beverly Napier was a weekend
guest of Irene Morris of Bly recent.
Mrs. Henry Napier Is driving the
children to meet the school bus at
the Obenchain ranch; during Feb
ruary. .
Mrs. Thomas Thomson drove
carload of Bly School students to
attend a panel-discussion on "Wet
backs, government problem or
not?" held at Henley High School
Wednesday, February 17.
The roads to camp are passable
at this time but are rough and ex
tremely rutty in spots.
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