SATURDAY. MAY 21), ll)!4 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN
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KUHS PEP-PEPPERS annual tea for ntw mambart and (heir mother! was given at the
beautiful home of Mr. and Mn. Richard Smith on Rocky Point Road. Mn. Smith and her
daughter, Sutan Geary, were hostettei for the event, Saturday aftornoon, May 22. In
picture at the door, Mn. Fred Heilbronnar it qreeted by (from the loft I, Mrs. John McGinnis,
Pep-Pepper adviser; Mrs. Richard Smith and Mrs. Howard Strodo, assistant adviser. Mrs. Heil
bronner's daughter, Carrie, is the new Pep-Pepper president. In tho group of three Susan
Geary, left, and Margaret Scholar, center, Pep-Pepper yell leader, were the kitchen commit
tee. At the right, Mrs. C. A. Henderson, mother of outgoing Pep-Pepper president, Ann Hen
derson. Group of four at the punch bowl, are all now officers. From the left, Betty Juckeland,
vice prosidont; Carrie Heilbronner, president; Faya Marshall, treasurer; and Reva Snell, sec
retary. They all were acting hostesses for the tea.
Three girls are new Pep-Peppers. From the left, Julie Ann Brittain,, Sharon Bliss and
Sharon Dewing. Outgoing officers in other qroup are Carolyn Bovd, seated loft, vice presi
dent; standing, back of her, Pat Collins, secretary; seated center, Carol Elliott, treasurer; and
Ann Henderson, president. They also were acting hostesses. All Photos by Kettler
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Want Ad Week!
Soroptimist Club Delegates
To Attend Convention in Banff
Boroptlmlat Club members met
Tnursday at the Wlnema Hotel (or
luncheon and enjoyed a fun-test
program engineered by Ida Odell
who presented, a school-quit on So-roptlmlsm.
Mrs. Alice Lamm, newly elected
president and Mrs. Dena Backes,
newly elected first vice president
will be delegates to the 13th bien
nial convention of the American
Federation of 8oroptlml.it Clubs In
Banff, Canada. June 21 July 2.
Also attending will be Isaoelle
Brlxner and Coral Sabo, both past
presidents.
Dr. Kenneth Dale Wells, presi
dent of the Freedoms Foundation,
Valley Force, Pennslyvania, and
the recipient In 1953 of the Oold
Medal of Merit from the Veterans
of Foreign Wars of the United
States, will give the keynote ad
dress. His topic will be "The Dy
namics of Women's . Affairs In
Atomic Vcar 12."
Other speakers to be heard dur
ing the five-day meeting of the
professional and executive busi
ness women representing 690 clubs
In Canada, Cuba, Brazil, Mexico.
Alaska, Hawaii and the United
Blutcs are the Honorable E. C.
Manning, Edmonton, Premier of
the Province of Alberta. Canada:
Fred Smith, Cincinnati, vice presi
dent of the Cruen Watch Company,
and Dr. John H. Furbay, New
York City, director of Air World
Education.
An Invitation from the Eugene,
club to Klamath members to at
tend the June 1 meeting and for
mal Installation of officers was an
nounced by President Ruth
Adams. '
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Peace Memorial
KENO The wedding of Nancy
McPherson to Morris Parker took
place Saturday, May 22 at Pres
byterian Peace Memorial Church
in Klamath Falls. The service was
read by the Rev. Dwayne Proett.
8al!y Urben sang "Because,"
and "I Love You Truly."
Nancys' attendants were Caro
fyn Parker, Martha Beasly, brides
maids; and Marilyn McPherson,
maid of honor. Jack Parker was
best man for Morris. Melvln Kay
lor and Bill Daly were ushers.
Ronnie McPherson was the ring
bearer.
Nancy Is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Cllve McPherson of Mid
land and Morris Is the son of Mr.
end Mrs. Morris L. Parker, Keno.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father.
The young couple is now at
home in Midland.
Mrs. Charles McFarlan
Named Orion of the Year
Orions met at the home of Mrs.
Charles Carlson, Tuesday, May 11,
for their regular meeting. At this
time a ham dinner was planned
for members and husbands for the
month of June.
Mrs. Charles McFarlan was
named Orion of the year, and was
presented with a gift from the
club. After a short business meet
ing the group enjoyed musical se
lections by six girls lrom Fremont
Junior High School, accompanied
by Miss Ruth Lobaugn.
A white elephant sale was held,
after which refreshments were
served by the following hostesses.
Mrs. Charles Carlson, Mrs. La
verne Harbrige, and Mrs. Myron
Murray.
Other members presrat were:
Mrs. Charles Larson. Mrs? Helen
Murphy, Mrs. Preston Card. Mrs.
C. A. Baker. Mrs. Fred Biehn,
Mrs. Ralph Taylor, Mrs. Charles
York, Mrs. Marion Lehman, Mrs.
R. E. Tester, Mrs. Samuel
Thompson, Mrs. Virgil Koehn,
Mrs. Cleta Paddock, Mrs. Dexter
Elliott. Mrs. Oib Walter. Mrs.
Robert Pryor, Mrs. Joe Wacnter,
Mrs. Charles McFarlan and a
guest, Mrs. Don Peterson.
Dinner For
Granddaughter
BONANZA Mrs. Owen People
entertained with a birthday party
and dinner at her home May 24 tor
her granddaughter, Michelle Peo
ple, who was one year ffff. Pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Pep
pie, Pamela and Michelle, Ruth
Peyton, Ted People and Mr. and
Mrs. Owen People.
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