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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1954
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RELAXING WITH GUESTS at the preferential tea given at the home of Mrs. T. J. O'Harra,
2325, Garden Street, Mrs. Harold Shearer, standing, serves Mrs. Owen Badley, who chats with
Mrs. William Milne, left; and Mrs. George Malley.
Xi Delta Chapter, BSP, -Hosts
Preferential -Tea For Rushees
Mrs. T. J. O'Harra, 2325 Garden, James Crapo. Mrs. Arthur Stites,
COMMITTEE MEMBERS for the preferential tea given by Xi Delta Chapter of Beta Slqma
Phi for rushees of Kappa and Tail chapters, October 24, are above, from the left, Mrs. Fred
G. Fletcher, pouring; and standing, from the left, Mrs. George Malley, and behind her, Mrs.
Ted Hansen, Mrs. Harold Shearer, Mrs. Roy Eastburn, Mrs. Arthur Farr, Mrs. Owen Badley and
Mrs. T. J. O'Harra.
LV Wome'ns Club
LANGELL VALLEY Mrs. Mar
lon Lindsay entertained the Lang-
ell Valley women s CluD at ne!
home the aftornoon of October 21.
The shoil business meeting was
conducted by president Cora Leav
itt. It was voted to give U to the
United Fund, and S3 to the Emer
gency Polio Fund. A thank - you
note was read from Bobbielte Gilt
for the gift sent to her lrom the
members. Members voted to not
have a Christmas tree this year;
and no more dances for sometime.
Insulation
Poymenti $5.00 Per Mon.
Rogers Roofing & Siding
133 No. 4th Phone 8866
Cards were played with high
prize In bridge going to Margaret
Burnett, and high In pinochle to
Nettle Davis.
Mrs. Lindsay served delicious re
freshments to Adele Kent, Delpn
ine Hoyt,, Dale Smelcer, Margaret
Burnett, Hattie Walker, Madge
Monroe. Nettie Davis, Edna Hood
:nd Cora Leavitt.
The next meeting of the Club
will be at the home of paye Weln
er, on November 18, 2 p.m.
Largest itoek lMd
Ing mak piano in
UiU part e Uu
wut Rtnt a Splni
piano. Rental pur
chaia plan.
Hammond Oreo. Chord Orgos
LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO.
120 Ne. 7th
Street was hostess Sunday after
noon October 24, when Xi Delta
Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi gave
the Preferential Tea for the rush
ees of Kappa and Tau chapters.
The tea table, draped with a
silver and white cloth, was cen
tered with an arrangement of pi le
pink chrysanthemums. Fall
crs were used about the rooms.
Mrs. Con Borsting and Mrs.
uastel.
Tony
Sorority Plans
Rushee Events
The three chapters of Beta Sig
ma Phi XI Delta, Kappa, and
IloW'.lTau will present the fall rush-
jlng program for Nu Phi Mu, the
Rushees present for Kappa L(r,g 15 31
Chaptw were Mrs. Kenneth Dyke-i Wrs. ..., ,. rushlno. -,..
Mrs.
Dale
man, Mrs. Neil Mayfield,
Frank Parsons and Mrs,
Ooode. Transfers to Kappa were
Mrs. Donald Crosby of Salem, and
Mrs. Leland Sams, of Milton Free
water. Rushees present for Tau Chap
ter were Mis,
Tony Coy, Mrs. John Quinn, Mrs.
Dee Dickinson, Mrs. Robert Get-'
tie, Mrs. Virgil Elschen and Irma
gram was a fun party October 2tl
at the VVlnema Hotel. Invitations
are in the mall now for another
rushee event, a meeting staged to
acquaint prospective members
with Nu Phi Mu procedure. This
wili bo held November 4.
. The social sororltl I trlve women
George Malley, Mrs. "PP""1""' 10 sna.e a program
iui tuiiuiui turn cuuuauuiiui au-
vancement and friendships based
on mutual understanding and re
spect. When Nu Pht Mu mem
bers become 21 years old, they
may Join Beta Sigma Phi and con
tinue sharing these opportunities.
Lowe.
Mrs. Ted Hansen, chairman for
the tea, was assisted by Mrs.
LANGELL VALLEY
By CORA LEAVITT
The following Lansell Valley Boy
Scouts attended the Boy Scout
Court of Honor at the Altamont
Junior high school gym Friday
night. Darrell Horsley, LeRoy Biel
h and Bobby Potucek won their
recond class awards; Charlie Bob
Dehllnger won his first class
award: merit awards went to Le
Roy Bieler and Bobby Potucek on
pork production and Charlie Bob
Dehllnger for beef, music
home repairs.
Bob Dehllnger is the scout mast
er, his assistant is Bruce Bieler.
Russell Walsh attends the meet
ings held in Klamalh Falls once a
month. The scouts arc sponsored
by the Irrigation District, Louis
Randall representing the district.
Mrs. Cora Ticknor, Medford, 13
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mon
roe, Mrs. Mae Gale and other
friends. Her granddaughter. Mrs.
Frank Shelton and two children,
sailed from Seattle last week for
Japan. Her husband has been there
for a year. She was Hazel Loorms
before her marriage and grew up
in Langell Valley.
Billie Harris left last week tor
Phoenix. Arizona where she will
work this winter. She will spend
VFW Auxiliary
Post 4056 Meets
MERRILL A regular meeting
of VFW Auxiliary Post No. 4056
was held Wednesday In the recrea
tion hall.
Each auxiliary In the state has
been asked to donate $55 to the
building of a home for children
and old people, and the local lodge
made its contribution to the fund
fniirmincr n. successful rummage
and L,,i h.in recently. Tentative plans
call for the home to be erected in
tho Portland area.
Following other Toutlne business
discussion, refreshments were
served to Launa Ratlin, Margaret
Loper, Nellie Fleck, Millie Fother-
ingham, Betty Hoages, Marian
Knox. Rosemary Crawford, Mary
Lou Swisher, Katie Merrilees,
Bessie Duncan, Frances Branden
burg, June Orem, Norma Wilson,
Marjorie Waldrlp. Marjorie, Hodg
es and Virginia Perry.
a week in Los Angeles with friends
enroute.
Bob Dehlinger and Walter Case
beer were in the Shriners Band In
the parade at the Merrill Potato
Festival Saturday.
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Grand Guardian Visits
Job's Daughters Bethel 6
Bethel No. 6. of the International
Order of Job's Daughters Klam
ath Falls, was honored with the
visit of the grand guardian, Doro
thy Crump, at the regular meet
ing October 21.
The banquet at which 20 mem
bers and guests were served, was
preceded by a social hour in the
parlor upstairs, when Mrs. Crump
was welcomed.
Honored Queen Jackie Acker
man escorted Mrs. Crump to the
dining room, followed . by new
class candidates, other members,
and guests.
The tables beautifully decorate!
in a color scheme of purple and
white, Bethel colors, featured the
song "Open the Gates of the Beth
el." Mary Ann Munson played sev
eral accordion solos during the
Lost River
Garden Club"
MERRILL Mrs. Randall Pope
and Mrs. Walter Fotherlngham
were co hostesses for the October
I2U meeting of the Lost River Gar
den Club at the home of Mrs.
'Pope.
I The possibility of Btartlng a 4-H
Garden Cluu was discussed; any
one Interested is asked to call Mrs.
jDale West. , . ,
, An interesting program was pre
sented during the afternoon, James
O'Donahue, Klamath Falls, allowed
i slides on wild flowers and birds
land gave an entertalnini; commen
tary on the pictures. Mrs. I. W.
! WhMe talked on "Care of Dnffo
idils" and told of new varieties of
j bulbs she had grown.
! The hostesses served refresh
i menu to Mrs. C. C. Coulson Jr., a
, visitor, and the following mem
bers: Ml'd. Don West, Mrs. White,
Mrs. Dale West, Mrs. Mattie Ras
Imusen, Mrs. George Chin, Mrs.
Pa.-.chal Hodges. I
) There will be no November and
December meetings. In January a
ipotluck lunch will be served at
the home of Mrs. Glen Haskins,
with Mrs. C. E. Sharp as co
hostess.
dinner hour.
Presiding at the meeting. Hon
ored Queen Jackie was assisted by
Phyllis Poole, past guardian and
past grand guardian, as guardian:
and Jack Murphy, past associate
in the absence of- tho regular guar
dian and associate guardian, Mr.
and Mrs. George Boudon. Escort
ed and given honors were: Mrs.
Beulah Faber, Centra'. Point,
grand guide, and chairman of the
Philanthropic Fund; charter mem
bers and past honored queens, Al
exis Lyle Runyan and Allsa Mas
scy Kuykendall: junior past hon
ored queen,- Judy Clark; Cole
Brown, guardian of Henley Bethel
No. 51; with senior princess. Sand
ra Dehllnger: and Junior princess,
Beverly Hurlbut, of the same Beth
el; worthy matron, Rena Oldham,
ond worthy patron, Ray Owens of
Aloha Chapter No. 61 of the East
ern Star and past guatdian, Letha
Murphy, of Bethel Mo. 6, Klamath
Falls.
A poem, "Our Mrs. Crump"
written by JoAnne Bellinger, was
read and .dedioatcd to the grand
guardian. .
Mrs. Galen Onstad was Installed
r.s guardian of publicity by Mrs.
Crump, assisted by officers of the
Bethel.
Initiation was held for 22 mem
bers Including Eleanor BeiRmann.
Carol Brisbon, Patricia Carroll.
Sandra Dexter, Trudy Evans, Car
ole Farley, Helen Mavie Faulkner.
Darlene Caster, Suzanne Goellcr,
Mary Irving, Becky Mack, Sondrn
Lee Masscy, Jancy Mcador, Darla
Montgomery, Ronnalle Olson, In
grid Peterson, Susan Jane Peter
son. Dixie Ann Scrapple. Jane
Swanpy, Carol Sue Talor, Beverly
Ann Westlund and- Betiy Marie
Yancey.
Bethel closed following a one:
but interesting talk by Mrs, Crump i
with refreshments served down-1
stairs. I
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