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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1954
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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KATHERINE RAWLINS . . . Women of Moose library chair
man Photo by Miller-Williams
Chapter Night
Women of Moose
Katherlne Rawlins, library chair
man, women of the Moose, held
her chapter night program, Tues
day, November 2. During the eve
ning, Mrs. Rawlins presented as a
gift from the local WOM, a beau
tifully Illustrated edition of "Little
Women." to the city library. Addle
Mae Nixon, city librarian, accept
ed the gift for the library, and
afterward, gave an illuminating
and interesting talk on the his
tory of children's books.
Vocal solos by Edward E. Car
rol, better known to his audiences
as "The Singing Tailor," were n
highlight on the evening's pro
gram. The singer Is a member of.
Loyal Order of Moose from Mon
tibello, California. ,
Betty Mozlngo, sponsored by
Mildred Eklund. was Initiated as
a. new member,
Mrs. Rawlins and her committee
served refreshments to 43 mem
bers and guests.
40th Wedding
Anniversary - ,
MT. LAKI A surprise adver
sary buffet supper was given for
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Blankenship by
their children on the couple's 40th
wedding anniversary at the DeLap
home, Friday evening, October 29.
Offering congratulations were:
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Waites, Mr',
and Mrs. Ren Frain, Mr, and Mrs.
Waly Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Denison, Carol Erwin, Mr, and
Mrs. Earl Blankenship Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. Gwinn Clemmens, Mrs.
Susie Yadon, Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
Yadon, and boys Myron and War-
ren; Mr, and Mrs. Charley DeLap.
Jr. and children, Leland, Linda,
Pamela and Lois.
Invited but unable to attend were
Mr. and Mrs, A, J. McManus and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fuller.
The evening was spent visiting
and playing canasta.
HAPPY HOUR CLUB
Hazel Drinkwater was hostess
to the Happy Hour Club, October
26, at the Winema Hotel.
Other members present were
Eva Richardson. Anna Reeder.
Ivy Drew. Anna Biehn, Jennie
Hum, Maud Hoslcy, Alma Cofer,
Lora Evans, Alice Lawrence, Ruth
Heidrich and Lina Motschenbach
er. Mrs. Alma Cofer will be hostess
at the next meeting, 1 p.m., No
vember 9.
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KAPPA CHAPTER . . . Beta Sigma Phi hat sale is scheduled for November 12, in the Camas
Room at the Winema Hotel. In connection with the sale, an informal coffee bar will be open
from 1 0 to II :30 a.m., and from 2 'to 4:30 p.m. A number of prominent Klamath Falls women
have been asked to' pour during the coffee hours. In the picture, from the left, Mrs. Rod
McPhail, publicity chairman; Mrs. Kenneth Dykeman, pledge; and Mrs. Arthur Farr, , vie
president, with some of the hats which have been donated for the sale.
Photo by Kettler
Kappa Chapter Beta Sigma Phi
ALOHA PAST
MATRONS CLUB
Friday afternoon. October 29 At
oha Past Matrons' Club met at the
Masonic Hall, with hostesses. Jean
Porter, Kate Peyton and Ella lie-
Miuan.
A delightful 1 o'clock luncheon
was served. A beautiful arrange
ment of yellow chrysanthemums
graced the large serving table. The
twenty-one members present were
sisters. Getz. Epperson, Watten
burg, Splker, Cole. Grimes. Hunt
er, Ncrrl s, Martin. Hanks. Uer-
lings, O'Brien, Poole, Harnden,
wood, Dewitt, Porter, Peyton and
McMillan. There were also two
guests, sisters, Loney and Bartlett.
A short business session was con
ducted by the president. Alma
Getz.
The members were very clad to
learn that Bister Sadie Holloway
is greatly Improved and able to
have a few callers now.
The calling committee for No
vember is Ida Grimes and Grace
Cole.
The next meeting will be on No
vember 26 the day after Thanks
giving. Hostesses will be Norma
Uerlings, Charlotte Martin and Al
ma Cole.
During the social hour cards
were played. Prizes of the after
noon went to Nellie Wattenburg
and Clara DeWitt.
Members of Kappa Chapter,
tion ceremony, was November 2
ai me winema Hotel. Pledges Ini
tiated Were? Mrs. nnln CI n n ri
Mrs. Wayne Loerke, Mrs. Kenneth
Dykeman, Mrs. Nell Mayfield and
Mrs. Frank Parsono.
A dinner and regular business
meeting followed. Mrs. Owen Bad
ley, president conducted the meet
ing. Mrs. Ernest Thaller, chair
man of the hat sale, announced
that Mrs. Dick B. Miller. Mrs.
Wilfred E. Lamm, Mrs. Robert A.
Thompson. Mrs. Guy Barton, Mrs.
Fred Kelsey, Mrs. Paul Landry,
Mrs. Clarence Ward and Mrs.
George Elliott will pour at the cof
fee bar. Coffee will be served to
those attending the sale.
A very interesting program on
the history of dress was given by
Mrs. H. R. Waggoner.
Others present were: Mrs. Wil
liam Taylor, Mrs. Arthur Farr,
Mrs. Fat Soran, Mrs. Tim Mur
phy, Mrs. Lowell Netzer, Mrs.
Donald Crosby, Mrs. William
Rush, Mrs. Dale Tepper, Mrs. Le
land Sams, Mrs. Rod MacPhail
and Mrs. Phil Brixner, director.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
A Halloween and birthday party
was given for Joey Snyder, five,
by his mother, Mrs. Leo Snyder,
and co-hostesses, Mrs. Art Smith
and Mrs. Frank Watson, at the
home of the celebrant's parents in
Sewart-Lennox Addition.
Guests Included Richard and Ed
die Collingwood; Jerry, Rodger,
Skipper and Lora May Watson;
Raymond, Jimmle and Georgie
Manning; Mary, Beverly and
Keith McDermott; Dickie, Donnie,
Debby and Robert Chubb; Suretta
and Wanda Madderra; and Joey's
brother,. Steven, sister, Jeannle:
and his cousin Jackland Snyder.
Wanda Madderra read an appro
priate ghost poem and story writ
ten by Joey's grandmother, Mrs.
Dale Deaton; after which gifts
were opened; and refreshments
served.
HOTELS
OSBURN HOLLAND
EUGENE, ORB. MBDFORD
Thorwchly Mockers
Mrs. J. E. Barley Joe Barley Jr.
Proprietors
KF Salon 8 et AO
Meets at TL Hall
At the regular business and so
cial meeting of Klamath Salon 255.
Eight et Forty in the American
Legion Hall, Tulelake, October 27,
Mrs. Martha McCollum. state ft-
nance chairman, gave her report
on the recent meeting of state of
ficers in Portland which she and
Mrs. Fannie May Thompson had
attended.
She reported that 56 patients
were In the Denver Jewish Na
tional Hospital for Juvenile tuber
cular victims, the youngest only
six weeks old; and that the bed
donated by the Oregon Eight et
roriy salons was at present oc
cupied by an Oregon patient.
Costumes worn during the social
hour won the following prizes
prettiest, Mrs. Harry Van; fun
niest, Mrs. Coleman O'Loughlin;
and best disguised, Mrs. Julian
Abbott. Fortune-telling by Mrs,
Merton Brown was added diver
sion of the evening.
Hostesses Mrs. George Frey,
Mrs. George Yost, Mrs. Albert
Ryckman and Mrs. Merton Brown,
served refreshments after the so
cial hour.
DELPHIANS
Delta Gamma Chapter, Delphi'
ans will meet Tuesday, November
9, 9:45 a.m. at the YMCA. Mrs.
Karl Cummings and Mrs. Robert
Eiungson Jr., leaders, have an
nounced as their topic, the quec-
tlon, "Would the Elimination of
Hunger Solve the World's Major
rroDiems?"
Dinn'er For
OTI Oueen Judy
LANGELL VALLEY Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Crawford gave a dinner
party, October 31, honoring their
daughter, Judy on her 18th birthday.
The birthday anniversary cele
brant was home for the weekend
from OTI, where she is this year's
homecoming queen.
others at the dinner were Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Hartley. Billy and
Bobby; Byron Ross and Sherry
and Tommy Crawford.
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