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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1954)
SATUKIMY. JUNK 12, 10154 ircnALD and news, klamath falls, orkgon PAGE THTRTEOl T. ri t V.::.. JUST AFTER THE INFORMAL COFFEE HOUR ... and jutt before tha more formal installation of officers, members of Delta Kappa Gamma posed for tha above picture. All except the young miss in the foreground, are teachers eligible for membership in the teachers honorary society. Choice is based on individual's rocord as ail outstanding teacher with a minimum of five year's teaching esporience. At present, membership quota Is limited to two qualified teachers a yeer. Seated on the floor, from the left, Isabella Brixner, Mabel Humbl. nutaoina president; Ruth Obenchain and dauahter MS'- Carolyn who assisted during the "coffee"; and Beth Rooper, At the table, same order, Holen Hoffman, outgoing rocording secretary; Dorothy Bailie, Elda Fletcher, Beulah Elliott, Velma Tennery, Vera lislcey, Florence Oilman, and Stolla Bowne. Standing, Irma Wauchope, Augusta Dunbar, Dee Jean Wright, Viola Diclcson, Ann Rife, Christine Murray, Rose O'Leery, Nell Olson, Josophine Penrod, Marguerite Parker, Ottie Ashley, Emorine Kappen, Olivo Wilson end Geraldine Owsley. Pictures token at the home of Mabol Humble, 730 North Nth. Delta Gamma Photos by Ramsby Delta Kappa Gamma Meeting The lust meeting of Alpha chap ter of Delia Kappa Gamma for the current venr was hld Saturday, June 5. at the hnme of Mabel Hum li!e. 130 North KIcventh. New officers for the coming year vcre InMalled at nil HnorcMlve M-rvice conducted by retiring oltl- cvrs. A gilt of luggage was presented In ihe retiring president, Mabel Humble. Installed for the cominir year were president, Beulah Elllotl; first vice president. Elda Fletcher; ocond vice president, Velma Ten ncry: corresponding secretary, lr nia Wauchope; recording secre tiirv. Marguerite Parker and treas urer. Dorothy Baillce. President Beulah Elliott appoint ed her committees for the coming year. Refreshments were served by Blella Bowne. Veva Lislcey. Mar guerite Parker and Beulah Elliott. Tho first meeting of the fall will te September 15 at the home of Nell Peterson, 5169 Summers Lane. i m ii i .I i.i in u j - TO V AVir K-ff'; ; ' 1 I ' ' I ' ,s i PLAYERS CLUB OFFICERS FOR 1954 .. . From the left. Mrs. treasurer; Mrs. J. R. Rhodes, vice president; and Mrs. G. W. H. H. MarJaU inri.l chairman! Mrs. O. O. Gildow. secretarv. Bailev. Dresident. . Photo by KeHler CtA Store Hours: 9:30 to 5:30 AaV AFTER COFFEE ... the seven new officers of Delta Kappa Gamma Society get an idea of their new duties. Beulah Elliott, president, holds the printed data; while others look on. From the left, seated; Dorothy Bailie, treasurer; Elda Fletcher, first vice president; Mrs. Elliott; and Volma Tennery, second vice president. Stending, Jean Wright, parliamentarian; Irma Wauchope, corresponding secretary; and Marguerite Parker, recording secretary. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND ei'GKNE. ORE. MF.DFORD Thoroughly Modem Mrs. J. B. Barley Joe Barley Jr. Proprietors VIOLET RAY BRIDAL SHOWER MALIN Violet nay of Phoe m who will become the bride ihl. week of Rudv Hrhmldl, son! of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schmidt. Malm, was itlven a bridal shower Saturday evening. June 5 at the Malm Community Church. Mm. L. L. Story and Mr. Charles Hamilton were hostesses tor the affair. A game of dressing tho bride groom wa played with partners working together to nssemblo the proper outfit, of alxtecn pieces of wearing apparel pictured on slips of paper. The prize waa taken by Mrs. Nettle Pope. A clever puulo of naming dif ferent materials which might bo included in the brlde'a trousseau waa won bv Nancy DcMerritt. Mrs. Bess McCulley wns able lo Identify the most cakes In tho cake gnme. Useful and beautiful gifts were piled high on a lace covered ta ble. Tho tablo waa centered with a large bouquet of pink peonies Hanked with tiny Japanese para sols. Helen Schmidt and Vcrnctte Dok ken assisted the guest of honor In unwrapping her presents. Guest list Included Mrs. Roy Sutherland, Mrs Hill I Amelia I Brown, Mrs. Ed Pope, Mrs. Elisabeth Pnygr, Mrs. Marie Kb Una, Mrs. Emmett Lahodn, Mrs. Clarnee Klrkpntrlck, Mrs. Blanche Melds, Hundra Fields, Mrs. Tcresn McComb, Mrs. John I'Tlctng, Mrs. Ted DeMerrllt, Nan cy DeMcrrllt, Mm. Paul McCul ley, Mrs. Ed McCulley, Mrs, Mary Taylor, Mrs. Joe Hnlousck, Bar bara McCulley, Mrs, John McCul ley, Mrs, Pat O'Connor, nnd Mrs. Merrill Club Plans Dinner Merrill Library Club met June 3, i In Uie city library room. Tentative plans were discussed for a public dinner, slated for Saturday, Sep tember 18. No meetings will be held In July and August. Members present were: Mrs. Harvey Denham, presl- i dent; Mrs. R. L. Dragoo. Mrs. I Howard Dewey, Mrs. William Walker. Mrs. Murray Hbward, Mrs. Warren Fruits, and Mrs. Frank Howard. Albert Schmldl. Mrs. Dave Myers, Mrs. Dorothy Drgnan. Mrs. Frank Johnson, Flo and Jo Johnson, Mrs. Jack Hodges, Mrs. Ernest Wolf and Karen, Mrs. Tim Wolf, Mrs. Louie Kalma, Mrs. Mervyn Wilde, Mrs. Ernest Gray, Mrs. Vats Kallna, Mrs. Ed Petrasek, Mrs. Amelia Bishop, Mrs. Grant Anderson, Mrs. Alice Dokken, Mrs. F. M. Kolkow, Mrs. Ival Taylor, Mrs. Tom Laird, Mrs. B1U Taylor, Mrs. Emma Wilson, Mrs. Mildred Dob ry, Mrs. Pansy Hornbeak, Mrs. Owen Mnrdhorst, Mrs. Bob Byrne, Mrs. William Dalton, Mrs. Leo Thomn, Margaret Thome, Mrs. A. E. Street, Mrs. BUI Saunders, Mrs. Adolph Cncka, Mrs. Carl McVny and Mrs, Ocorge Browning. PALMIST READING will tall year past, anient end future. Leva, mortleie. business. 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