SATURDAY, APRIL 17. 1954
I1ERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS ... for April 3rd Reames Golf and Country Club dar.ee, from the
left, seated, Mm. H. O. Juclteland, Mrs. Greer Drew, Mrs. John McCulloch, and Mrs. Stan
, ley Miller. Standing, Greer Drew, Stanley Miller and John McCulloch. H. O. Juclteland not
in picture.
Photo by Ferebee
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CIRCUS THEME .. . . at the Reames dance April 3rd finds a group of gay gals in front of
the "taggart's" cage. From the left, Mrs. Bill Peak, Mr. Robert Ellingson, Mrs. Floyd Boyd,
Mrs. Frank Hall and Mrs. Howard Scroggin.
Photo by Ferebee
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ALL MALE QUINTET ... or "The Fearless Five" also in front of the tiger's cage, from the
left, Howard Scroggin, Lloyd Prock, Adolph Zamsky, Floyd Boyd and Bill Peak. -
...... Photo by Ferebee
OES, Chapter
Cascade Crest
Cascade Crest Chapter, OES,
stated meeting was on April 7 in
Chiloquln. Rosalie Hoback, worthy
matron; and Owlght Klrcher,
worthy patron, presided.
Raymond Owens, worthy patron
Aloha Chapter, was escorted and
Introduced.
After the brief business meeting,
members went to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Dwlght klrcher for
n social evening including cards.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Lou Kcllison, Klamath Falls;
and Mrs.. Klrcher,
LOST RIVER
AUXILIARY
MERRILL Lost River Auxi
liary to post 4056 met April 7, in
the recreation hall. President Mar
garet Loper presided. Twenty-three
of the auxiliary members attended
joint Installation ceremonies held in
Klamath Palls recently.
Following routine business dis
cussion, refreshments were served
by Norma Wilson, Marjorle Hodges
and Dorothy West to Myrtle Rip
py, Llllie Winter, Marjorle Hodges,
Betty Hodges. Nellie Fleck, Oer
maine Shellon, Bertha McKocn,
Barbara McKoen, Kattie Merrl
lees, Rosemary Crawford, Patty
Duncan, Lonnie Ratllff, Bessie
Duncan, Joan Trotman, Frances
Brandenburg, Mary Lou Swisher,
Mary Frances Hammond, Marian
Knox, Helen Chatburn, Dean
Marks, Mary Catherine Walker,
Mildred Walker and Grace Walker.
Aloha Chapter
61; OES Meeting
Grand Representatives ot : the
Grand Chapter of Oregon were
guests of honor at the stated meet
ing of Aloha Chapter 61 OES, held
Tuesday evening April 13 In the
Masonio Temple. Rena Oldham,
worthy matron, and Raymond
uweos. wormy pairou, pro&iucu.
Baskets of forsythia and bouqueis
of daffodils were used about the
chapter room, and parlors. Mem
bers were greeted by the following
committee; Alma Getl. Charloit-
Martin, Excne Humble and Jim
Hunter. -"
Seated In the east with the wor
thy matron and worthy- patron
were: . Betty Hunter, grand repre
sentatives ot Pennsylvania in Ore-
Ron, and nast matron of' Alona
Chapter; Helen McCornack, grand
representative of New York in Ore
gon, and past matron of Manza
sita Chapter; Susie Maust, grand
representative of Alberta, Canada
in Oregon, and past matron of
Aloha Chanter. Ashland: Harry
Densmore, worthy natron of Trout-
dale and Claris Williams Jr., pi.st
patron of Aloha Chapter. The grand
representatives were presented
lovely corsages. ,
The United States flag was doub
ly honored. After regular escort,
it was re-escorted to the altar by
John Rhodes, associate t-ntron, and
encircled by the 1054 officers and
friendship girls, A beautiful tribute
was then read By Raymond Owens,
worthy patron.
After the business meeting, a
lively drill was performed by the
friendship . girls. A visitor, Cliff
Maust, past patron of Alpha Chap
ter; was introduced and Charles
Nale were welcomed back after a
long absence. ... i
The Pennsylvania Dutch theme
was used for decorating the ban
quet hall. Each table held potted
tulips, wooden shoes, dutch dolls
and peace pipes. A large windmill
decorating the head table was the
center of attraction. Betty Thorn
ton planned and arranged the dec
orations, assisted by Mildred Dim-bat.
Aloha Social club provided the
refreshments which were served by
Dorothy Bramlett (president); Bet
ty Thornton, Olive Thomas, Verla
Land and Elmer Bramlett,
Job's Daughters Bethel No. 6 will
have an Initiation at the next stat
ed meeting of Aloha chapter which
will be held April 27. Phyllis Pool
and Minnie Grizzle will be In
charge of refreshments.
BPW Meeting
Members of the Business and
Professional Women's Club were
treated to a "look-see' of them
selves on television at the April
5 dinner-meeting at the Wlllard
Hotel when members of the elec
tronics department of Oregon Tech
used equipment from the college
to record and re-broadcast the
dinner program.- Cameraman was
Don Orrell.
Other entertainers were Bar
bara, Mary and - Joan Scbultz,
Tulelake vocal trio, and Mr, and
Mrs. Fred Dallas on violin and
piano.. ;
t Program chairman was Maude
Davis, BPW radio and television
chairman, assisted by Bernice
Grewell of OTI.
Chairmen of the various commit
tees were: publicity, Lillian Ot
terbeln and Lorraine Quilien; dec
orations, Bernice Grewell, Eva
Ezry, Mollie Williams, Ruth
Doerr; hospitality, Polly Schroed-
er, Dena Backes, Agnes Lageson,
Clara Lubke and Eva M. Bailey.
SOROPTIMIST
The Rev. Galen H. Onstad.
pastor of St. Paul's Episcopal
Church brought a brief and im
pressive Easter message to mem
bers of the 8oroptlmi.it Club at
the Wlnema Hotel during the
luncheon hour, Thursday, April 15.
The Madrigal chorus from Sacred
Heart Academy beautifully sang
three difficult arrangements.
Program chairman was Ruth
Lobaugh.
Gay Easter hats, worn by Dena
Backes and Mary Bothwell started
the ball rolling for fines on other
Easter bonnets worn by members.
Ruth Bathlany, Harbor, Oregon,
former Klamath Falls resident
was a guest.
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SEEING THEMSELVES ON TELEVISION was a thrill for mem
bers of the Business and Professional Women's Club and their
. guests from OTI, at the television show put on by the elec
tronics department of the college at the the April 5 meeting
at the Willard Hotel. The television camera, part of the pro
gram, table mats, and other decorations were all from the
college. Seated at the head table, were (1 to r) Bornice Gre
well, registrar at OTI; Maude Davis, BPW radio and tele
vision chairman; Imogene Boothby, BPW president; Vera Cook,
recording secretary; Nell Stewart, treasurer and toy Smith,
corresponding secretary. Three television screens were usod
to show the guests at all tables. Photo by Floyd
"IMPROMPTU AND FUN . . . was the luncheon for Lucille
McConaell, Wednesday, April 7, just a day be'fore she and
Dr. J. Martin Adams were married in Reno.
' Guest of honor is seated; someof the guests standing
(I to rl, Mrs. Lee Stoner, Mrs. Elbert Stiles, Mrs. Noil Black,
' Adams-McConnell Wedding on 8th
Of Interest to Many Kr Friends
In a simple ceremony In the Riv
erside Hotel, Mrs. Lucille McCon
nell and Dr. J. Martin Adams were
married In Reno, on Thursday,
April 8. The late afternion service
was read by Judge L. E. Layman,
and officially witnessed by Mrs,
Wilson Wiley Jr., and Harry D.
Boivin.
The Wllcys and Boivlns returned
to Klamath Falls, Friday, after a
side trip to Mt. Rose, and the
Adams continued south, where part
of their wedding trip was spent In
San Francisco,
and the hostesses, Mrs. Wilson Wiley and Mrs. Harry Boivin.
Picture was taken at the Boivin residence, 235 North Third
Street; and Mrs. Boivin was so interested in her guests . . .
she forgot to look at the "birdie". . -v -1
Photo by Milly Ramsby
Mrs. Adams Is the daughter of
Mrs. George M. Smith, 1525 Eldo
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