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SATURDAY, OCTOEER 1
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i. ISF.d HFRAI.n AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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THE SKULL AND CROSSBONES will fly over the Klamath
Yacht Club next Saturday night, October 23, with a motley
crew manning the decks. -
A wide and wild variety of costumes is expected to frus
trate the judges who will award prizes galore; and the com
mittee urges all members not prepared to get busy on those
costumes right now.
Mr. and Mrs. Wes Guderian are chairmen; and Was points
to the sign with Mrs. Guderian in foreground, looking at "Mr.
Bones". ,
Back row, from the left, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Dexter, Mike
Holland and "Cutlass, Carl", Mrs.. Holland in front of H. B.
Dexter. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Calhoun, who will serve with them,
not pictured.
Cocktails at 9 p.m., dancing to Sync Halaas' music from
10 to 2. -
The Regans have planned a special midnight supper for
the big annual club event; and members and their guests are
promised a gala evening. Photo by Guderian Studio
Sojourners Tea At Willard
Includes Style Show and Cards
One of the outstanding social
events of the fall season was the
"Harvest Festival" Sojourners tea,
style show and afternoon of bridge
In the Pine Grove Room of the
Willard Hotel.
In keeping with the autumn
theme, decorations were in rich
shades of the season; and focal
point was the tea table centered
with a striking arrangement.
Mrs. L. D. Leslie, chairman,
was assisted by committee mem
bers Mrs. John Ashley, Mrs. L. P.
Carter, Mrs. R. L. Carter, Mrs.
Bert Hansen, Mrs. Lloyd Young,
Mrs. Gus Vlahos, Mrs. Don Piper,
Mrs. J. J. Thomas. Mrs. J. E.
Thornton, Mrs. Walter Hoag, Mrs.
A. D. Tennent. Mrs. C. U. Dakin
and Mrs. G. A. Nichol.
Highlight of the afternoon was
the glittering display of' costume
jewelry from the Town Shop mod
eled with appropriate costumes
p.nd with commentary by Clarice
jMoon.
Mrs. D. A. Richardson, Mrs.
Bob Cheyne, Mrs. J. E. Thornton
nr.d Mrs Bert Hensen demonstrat
ed with Jewelry changes how a
basic ensemble can be complete
ly altered in appearance.
Special prizes were won . by
Mrs. P. P. Robinson and Mrs. G.
G. Packer. High score at each
table received a dainty nylon cock
tail apron.
Tea was served at 4 o'clock
from the tea table, centered with
artificial grapes a and harvest fig
urines. Pouring were Mrs. C. E.
Chase, president; and Mrs. Bert
Hensen, past-president.
Afternoon guests wre Mrs. A.
B Castel, Mrs. L. W. Bethunc,
Mrs.1 J. P. Stillwell. Mrs. -G. W.
Nelson, Mrs. June Wailework, Mrs.
Josephine Reginato. Mrs. Mazie
Parks, Mrs. Ruth Lobaugh, Mrs.
Veva Anderson, Mrs. Eloise Elli
ott, Mrs. Marie Perry, Mrs. Na
tella Guderian, Mrs. Minnie Surles.
Out of town guests Included Mrs.
Kathryn Garner, Wisconsin; Mrs.
Murrel Hooper, Tulelake; and
Mrs. J. D. Williams, Eugene.
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Prosperity Rebeksh Lodge 104
Pays Tribute To 50 Year Members
Prosperity Rcbekah Lodge No. ,
104 paid special honor to 50 year
members at the regular meeting
October 7.
. Alter the opening ceremony of
the evening, conductor, Helen
Blanas. and warden, Helen Mick,
vire instructed by Noble Grttncl
Lorcne McCollum to escort the 50
year members to an adjoining
loom and prepare them to receive1
the honorary degree piven lo- n
halfcentury of service to Odd Fel
lowship. They returned to the
meeting (arrayed In gold mortar
board caps and capes) where they
were introduced as the "Class of
50." The noble grand presented
each member of the "class with
n diploma for "years of faithful
service and achievement." Each
diploma bore the seal of the
lodpe. Each member of the
honored "graduates" also re
ceived a leather - bound pocket
memo with the Rebekah emblem
.embossed 'in gold on the cover.
Sister Lauru Uerlings was es-.
pcnially honored as one of4he two
living charter members; and Ida
Grimes wa awarded a 50 year
pin in recognition of her long serv
ice to the lodge. fc
Certificates were given to the
following sister charter members,
Laura Uerlings, Nellie Watten
burg, past president of the Re
bekah Assembly of Oregon; Kate
Whiteline, Alma Cofer, Jennie
Hum, Ida Grimes. Elizabeth
Pierce, Iona Mae Wells, Charlot'.e
Mrrtln, Rose lOesee and Eliza
beth Ramsby. All are past noble
Brands. Due to illness, Martha
Pool Cowley, also 50 year mem
ber, was unable to' personally re
ceive her certificate.
At the next meeting, October
21, the initiatory degree will be
conferred on several candidates;
nomination of officers will be
open; and refreshments will be
served in honor of newly initated
members and visitors.
LIONS CLUB
, AUXILIARY
Mrs. Vern Moore-was hostess for
the Lions Club Auxiliary meeting
October 12, with Mrs. W. E. Wle-
sendanger and Mrs. living Burke
as co-hostesses.
Featured guests of the evening
were Mrs. L. L. Hickok, The
Dalles, state president of the Lions
Auxiliary; and Mrs. F. L. Thomp
son Jr., sutherlin, third vice pres
ident, making an official visit to
the Tokelee and Lions Club Auxil
iary of Klamath Falls.
Mrs. Hickok has chosen "We
Serve Lovingly". a3 her theme
for the year and spoke of methods
of implementing this motto as it
applies to the auxiliary's state
project the annual summer in
stitute for parents of visually
handicapped children at Salem.
Mrs. Hickok presented a very
Informative talk, accompan
ied with pictures, regarding the
background and function of the
Oregon State School for the Blind.
Mrs. Vern Moore, Eye Conser
vation chairman, presented four
eye cases which were approved.
The next regular meeting of
Lions Auxiliary will be held No
vember 9.
SUPER SALE ttaged by Soroptimist Club wit a smashing
success at the October 7 meeting in the Winama Hotel
Camas Room. The food sal is given annually tor tha club's
scholarship fund. This year's sales totaled $172.65; the largest
.amount ever realized. , ; .
Pictured above, before tha rush began, back row, from tha
left, Josephine Robinson, on food sale committee; Olive
Wilson, co-chairman with Barbara Carnini (in the white
caps I; Doris Fredrick, recording secretary; and Phyllis Slater, -treasurer.
Front row, same order, Ruth Renie, corresponding secra-
SOROPTIMIST
Orth Slsemore, chairman of the
budget committee of the United
Fund spoke to members of the Sor
optimist Club at the meeting Thurs
day, October 14. '
Dena Backes, first vice president
presided in the absence of Alice
Lamm, president, wno is in can
Francisco.
Reports on the dlstrlot Soropti
mist meeting held at Salem, Oc
tober 9-10, were given by Dena
Backes and Isabelle B r 1 x n e r.
Theme of the meeting was "Stand
Tall and You Can See Far." Mrs
Lamm extended an Invitation for
the district meeting to be held in
Klamath Falls In the fall of 1955
Members of the local club voted
to give all possible support to on.
Visitors were Pearl Young, stock-
ton, California; Francis worth-and
Mildred Khun of the Ashland Club
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SOJOURNERS "HARVEST FESTIVAL" . . . theme nama for the club's October tea. October
2, in the Pine Grove Room of the Willard Hotel, incorporated a style show featuring costume
jewelry from the Town Shop, modeled with appropriate costumes; and with clever commen
tary by Clarice Moon. Models above, from the left, Mrs, J. E. Thornton, Mrs. Bob Cheyne
and Mrs. D. A. Richardson. Photo by Ferebee
tary; Edna Albrecht, second vice president; and hiding back
of her, Lucille O'Neill, who helped on the food sal committee;
Dena Backes, first vica president; and Alice Lamm, president.
Photo by Kettler
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Local Couple
Weds In Reno
Recently received here was news
of the marriage In Reno, Nevau i,
of Patricia Morris . and Everett
Leach.
The bride Is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A, Morris, 1750
Gary. Her husband Is the son of
Mr and Mrs.N Clark L. Leach,
Midland.
The bride's parents and her aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge
Crnln; attended the early morning
ceremony. i
Both the new Mr. and Mrs.,
Leach attended Klamath Union
High 8chool. They are at homo
now at 160 Old Fort Road.
DURING THE TEA HOUR ... at the Sojourners tea, style show and bridge party at the
Willard H.otel. Mrs. C. E. Chase, club president, pouring, is shown with other committee
members. Standing, left to right, Mrs. L. D. Leslie, chairman; Mrs. Bert Hensen, Mrs. Lloyd
Young, Mrs. G. A. Nichol, Mrs. Walter Hoag, Mrs. L. F. Carter and Mrs. John Ashley. Mrs.
J. E. Thornton, also on committee, is in picture of costume jewejry models.
Photo by Ferebee
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