HERALD AND NEWS. KIAMATH FALLS. OREGON
SATl'RDAY, MAY 20, IDM
PAGE EIGHT
JUST A PART of the 1954 KUHS graduating class at the an.
nual Senior Banquet last Friday, May 21, in the Pine Grove
Room of the Willard Hotel.
Out of class of 213 over 200 were greeted at the
door by Mrs. Richard Maxwell and Mrs. Lloyd Prock, co-chair-'
men and hostesses for the event.
Another tuccessful rummage sale engineered by Mrs. Prock
for Parents and Patrons paid the big tab for the "turkey-and-all-the-trimmingi"
feast served at 6:30. Kay Halaas at the
organ played background music during dinner.
Just before the first course, Mrs. Maxwell greeted the
Senior Class guests then asked Mrs. Prock to take a bow
for the many hours she labored for the "Cause."
After the dessert course, Don Dexter, senior class presi
dent expressed the group's heartfelt and genuine thanks to
Parents and Patrons for an elegant meal and memorable even
ing. A number of KUHS faculty members were special guests.
Photo by Kettler
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MR. AND MRS. WALTER SCHMIDT of Toketee Falls an.
nounce the engagement of their granddaughter, Sharon Eliza
beth Curran, to Randolph Robert David Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Randolph David Sr., of Chiloquin. Plans have been made
for July wedding at the Bible Standard Church.
David is a graduate of Chiloquin High School and at
tended Oregon State College before working for the Klam
ath Agency. Sharon has attended the local high school dtiring
ha past year when she moved to Sprague River to make her
erne with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Vince
Bednar Jr.
AL Auxiliary
Initiation
At the regular meeting of Uie
American Legion Auxiliary Tues
day May 18, president, Lina Mlt
achenbecber, conducted a short
business session; then turned the
meeting over to the past presi
dent who held an Initiation of new
members with chairman Julia
Parents' 48th Wedding Date
Chosen by Daughter for Her
Weddi ng in Salem on May 16th
In a pretty afternoon ceremony
in the First Christian Church of
Salem, on May 18, Bernice Brltt
became the bride of Ralph R.
Houck. Both are from Klamath
Palls.
The bride Is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred M. Oossard. Salem
who were celebrating their 48th
wedding anniversary on their
daughter's wedding day.
Mr. and Mrs. Oossard were at-
Bonanza GL
Mothers' Tea
BONANZA The annual Moth
er's Tea given by the Oirls League
of the Bonanza High School awas
held in the auditorium Friday af
ternoon. May 14. Each mother and
guest was presented with a lovely
carnation corsage by the girls.
Patty Burk gave the welcoming
address. Velda Rodgers speech was
on "What the U.N. Means to Me."
Velda i entered and won alternate
In the contest sponsored by the
Odd Fallows and Rebekah Lodges.
The 7th and 8th grade chorus
sang "Wonderful Mother of Mine,"
and "Kentucky Babe." Joan Day
ley gave a story called "The
Shoes of a Happy Man." Judy
Sutherland recited "A Boy and
His Dog." and "The Fellow Your
Moter Thinks You Are." 8herry
Crawford, Velda Rodgers, Sidney
Ketchum and Margaret Rodgers
sang "I Love You Best of All."
Table decorations were an ar
rangement of colorful spring tulips
and candles surrounded by dainty
pansles floating in the candle hold
ers. Piano background music was
played during the tea by Nancy
Olvan, Janice Hazeltine, Michell
Brett and Nora 8plllane. The sen
ior girls poured.
tendants at the double ring cere
mony, read at 4 p.m. by the Rev.
Wayne Green In the presence of
Intimate friends and close rela
tives. The bride wore a pale gray,
summer weight twill suit with
small white llowoa hat. white ac
cessories and a lavender orchid
at the shoulder.
white gladioli and white roses
were used at the altar.
A wedding dinner at the home
of the bride's parents followed
the ceremony.
The new Mr. and Mrs. Hcuck
cut the first piece of their all
white three-tiered wedding cake.
Mrs. Houck has been office man
ager for 15 years for the Shoop
and Schults Service. Her husband
is associated with the Coleman
Union Service.
They are now at home at 226 'i
North Third Su
Friendship
Circle WOTM
MERRILL The Friendship
committee of Merrill Women of the
Moose met May 14 at the Moose
hall. Two new members were
welcomed to the Friendship Cir
cle. Eleanor Waits and Ellen Flegl.
The members worked on a quilt.
Potluck dessert was enjoyed by
Ellen Flegi, Hazel Hundley. Myr
tle Kucera, Eleanor Wales, Blanche
Fies, Susan Williams, and co-worker
Bessie Duncan.
LOOM 306 and WOTM held their
annual potluck dinner May 16,
honoring all charger members.
Fifty guests and members were
present. Two guests, Stella Shul
mire and Lillian Rosson from
Klamath Falls attended, and
helped with the program alter
the o'clock dinner. Cards were
enjoyed following dinner.
Kappa Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
The last yearly meeting of Kap
pa Chapter, Beta bigma nil was
Held May Is at mo home of Mia.
l'hll Brixner, director of the group.
An outdoor potluck preceded the
meeting. Card tables were aet up
In tho yard with Mra. Brlvner's
many (lowers forming a beautiful
background. '
During the business meeting pro
sided over by Mra. Owen Badloy,
new president, two delegates were
chosen to attend the district meet
ing in Mrdford, May 31. They were
Mra. Oucu Badlry and Mra. Arthur
Farr the new vice-president.
Mrs. Dudley announced new com
mlltee chairmen for the coming
year: Ways and means, Mrs. Er
nest Thaller; social, Mra. Lowell
Neuter; service, Mrs, Virgil Blip-
ulch: program, Mrs. Pat Soran;
membership, Mrs, Arthur Farr;
and publicity, Mrs. Rod MacFhnll.
outs were presented to mis
Brixner and Mrs. William Nelson
retiring president, by Mrs. Lnwell
Netscr and Mrs. Noel Flynn, re
spectlvely, In recognition of their
services during the past year.
The program "Make An Art of
Living" was presented by Mrs. Al
(red Cottlngham and Mra. Stanley
Soran.
Others present were; Mrs. Wil
liam Tnylor. Mrs. Timothy Mur.
uhv. Mrs. Dale Prentice. Mrs.
William Hush, Mrs. Arthur Stiles
and Mrs, Dale Tepper.
MAUN COUPLE
WED 40 YEARS
MALIN Mr. and Mrs. Ben
J. Daniel of Malln were honored
ou their 40th wedding anniversary
Sunday, May 23. when their daugh
ter Mrs. Joe Halousek Invited re
latives and old friends in for the
afternoon.
The lace-covered buffet table, de
corated with striking arrangements
of pink candles and colorful flow
ers, was centered with a Inrge
cake inscribed "Happy 40!h Anni
versary". Quests who 'called during the af
ternoon to offer their congratula
tions were. Mr. and Mrs. Don
Urcll and daughters Carol Ann and
Janet, daughter and aon-ln-law of
the honored guests; their son and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Bennlo Dan
iel. Sandra and Dears; Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Urell and Mr. and Mra.
George Hofstetter all of Redmond:
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Klrkpat
rtck, Mrs. Emma Wilson, Mrs. Dil
ls Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Enimett
Lahoda and Mr. and Mrs. Merle
Loosley.
Other Invited ' guests Included,
Mr. and Mra. Dick Halousek, Mra.
Marie Ottoman, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Pool, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Schmor, Mrs. Clay Comoest, Mrs.
Ada Sparrelorn, Miss Ousts Viss,
Mrs. Marie Kallna and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Voss.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel were mar
ried at Merrill In 1914. and started
housekeeping on a homestead near
Malln. With the exception of about
14 years, which they spent Kt Red
mond, they have lived In Klamath
County all their married life. They
have two daughtera, one son and
six grandchildren.
Faculty Wives
Spring Banquet
Eighty seven members of the
Faculty Wives' Club and their
guests attended the third annual
spring bsnquet at Jen-Eds, May
14.
Chairman for the event was Mrs.
John Lake. Mra. Paul McCall. pres
ident of the organisation, was mis
tress of ceremonies for the pro
gram which followed the dinner.
Entertainment Included a style
show. "Garden Fantasy", present
ed by the Town Shop, and several
songs by the "What Four" barber
shop quartet.
Mrs. cordon Kenaier waa respon
sible for the banquet decorations.
Dr. R. T. Lindley
OPTOMETRIST
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Eye Examination
Visual Training
Williams In charge.
Mrs. Lillian Otterbein was Initi
ation officer. Five new members
were Initiated.
Katherine Keept poppy rhair
man, requested all who were In
terested to enter the poppy cor
sage contest. Contest ends June 10.
Refreshments were served after
the meeting by refreshment chair
man, Laura Seheck, assisted by
Ariena benuoert and Belle Ross.
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HONORED AT A BRIDAL SHOWER in the Ellis Club party room May 21 was Florence Cat.
houn Icenterl bride elect of William Campbell Stewart. Hoitesiet were Either Storti (left)
and Frances Valdai I right I. Cake and coffee were larvad to 34 gueiti, Florence ii the daugh
ter of Mrs. Joseph Calhoun, 2504 Reclamation. Photo by Kettler
MERRILL BPW DINNER FOR
SENIOR GIRLS CLASS OF '54
MERRILL Merrill Busuiras and
Professional Women's Club enter
tained senior girls of Merrill High
with a potluck supper the evening
of May IS. at the Presbyterian
Church aoclal parlor. Carol Poe en
tertained following dinner with ve
il detections.
Senior girls present Included
Yvonne Testerman. Nancy Wil
liams. Connie Reeves, Mary Lou
Quails, Princes Elfert. Betty Dsn
lels. Martha Beasly, Cora Williams
and Hulh Mcrrlman. Membera of
B.P.W. preaent were Lillian Thom
as, Audrey Lewis, Bessie West.
Alma Elfert. Eva Bowman, Myr
tle Braaly. Delia Hodges. Harriet
Fothertngham. Kay Brtckner, and
Vivian Trolman; guests were Mrs.
Ueorge Milne, and Carol Poe.
PARTY AT
NOVOTNY HOME
LANOEM. VALLEY Mr. and
Mis. Bill Novotiiy entertained at
their home May 30. (Junes were
played and refreshments ware
served late In '.ho evening to Mr.
and Mra. Lelnnd Harris, Mra. Mae
dale. BHUe Harris. Mra. Ted Al
bert six! Wilms; Mr. and Mra.
I.yinan Fltshiish, Mr. and Mra.
tlay Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Meeker, Mr. and Mm. Marvin
Brown and Mike; and Mr. and
Mra. Chris Hood.
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