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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, "l954 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN I v -vf 11 ' - i qgtB- mummug " ?i $2$r II '1' ; : ' ' "IT SEZ" . . . reads the man in the fax (Bud Cloake) : "that the Klamath Shrine Club annual formal dinner dance will be December 4, at the Armory and, I, at chairman, assisted by my wife and other committee members, anticipate a 100 turnout for the gala evening we're going to stage for Shriners. Bob Sproat Jr., far left; Mrs. Sproat, in front; back of her, Mrs. Cloak; at the left, J. C. Ronie; Dr. Seth Kerron, in back; Mrs. Kerron, Mrs. Rente and Mrs. Wes Guderian, also committee member, took the picture. ' DELTA KAPPA , GAMMA NEWS Alpha chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma -met for the regular meet ing at the home of Isabelle Brlx ner on Lakeshore Drive, Saturday afternoon, November 6. Viola Dickson, Stella Bowne and Ruth Obenchain assisted Mrs. Mrs. Brlxner as hostesses. After the dessert luncheon President Beulah Eliott conducted the business meeting. 1 The need of a student loan fund, for students at the Oregon Tech nical . Institute was discussed and the chapter group voted to help on this worth project. Beulah Elliott and Isabelle Brlx ner reported on the August math ematlc meeting in Seattle. One of the highlights of the convention was the panel consisting, primari ly of Southern Oregon teachers, including Dora Brosius, Lakeview; Beulah Elliott and Eva Burkhal ter, Klamath Falls; Robert Oliver, Roseburg; and Stanley Kendall, Henley. Isabelle Brixner was mo derator of the panel. ' Alpha's member, Helen Hoff mann, has been highly honored by being invited to become a mem ber of the National League of American Pen Women. This or ganization started in 1897 by Mar ian Longfellow, a niece of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Mrs. Hoff man, Latin teacher at Klamath Union High School, was recently guest of honor of the Oregon branch of the organization in Eu gene, and at that time her name was suggested ior national mem bership. Mabel Humble reported on the progress of the Josephine Penrod Memorial for the new Klamath County Library. Alpha members have contributed to this fund which now is approximately 340. Beulah Elliott has been invited to speak to the Lakeview Delta Kappa Gamma chapter, Novem ber 10 on i "After Recruitment, wnatY" Mrs. Lyle Kellstrom was hostess for the November meeting of Lions Club Auxiliary, with Mrs. J.1 Tru man - Runyan, Mrs. Estin Kiger and Mrs. R.'.E, Hooker as co hostesses, i . . . Merrill BPW MERRILL Merrill BPW mem bers met November 5, at the . home of Lillian Thomas, and made plans to award their annual schol arship to a graduating senior girl of Merrill High. It was announced that the club had won first place for the float they entered in the service ; clubs division of the an nual Potato Festival parade. Refreshments were served by the hostess to Harriet Fothertngham, Eva Bowman, Helen Brumley, Viv ian Trotman, Audrey Lewis, Kath leen Brlckner, Myrtle Beasly and Oroville Eifert. The next regular meeting will be November 19, place to be an nounced later. Lions Club Auxiliary Plans November 20th Food Sale Garden Club Xm.as Workshop MALIN Malin Garden Club members enjoyed, a Christmas workshop during their October meeting held at the Loyal Loveness home Wednesday afternoon, Octob er 27. Mrs. Robert Holl, club president, conducted a short business meet ing, after which members gathered in the recreation room to construct evergreen wreaths. -. r. At . noon, members and visitors ate sack lunches. Coffee and cake were served by Mrs. Loveness and Mrs. Cecil Jackson. Mrs. J. P., Elmore of Klamath Falls started the afternoon session with a demonstration of candle making, followed by the making of Christmas decorations of .various kinds for the home or tree. Many handmade Christmas cards were shown as samples. Special guest for the day was Mrs. Elmore's houseguest Mrs. Aandahl, wife of the assistant sec retary of the interior, whose home is in Washington, D.C. and in North Dakota. Present were Mrs. Merle .Loos- ley, Mrs. Edwin Stastny, Mrs Wayne Fisk, Mrs. Gene Evans, Mrs,' Ben . Johnson, Mrs. Robert Holl, Mrs. Cecil Jackson, Mrs. Dick Henzel, Mrs. Jerry Rajnus, Mrs. Teresa McComb, Mrs. Perry Haley, Mrs. Marlon Monfore, Mrs Frank Paygr, Mrs. Karl Kujac, Mrs. Ben Daniel, Mrs. Carl Raj nus and Mrs. Charles Thurman, Klamath- Falls,-district president. gave a composite book review of inotable Oregon women with re spect to the past and their in fluence to Oregon history. In the absence of Mrs. J. A. Schubert, president, Mrs. Morgan Johnson, vice president conducted the business meeting during which three eye conservation cases were approved. Saturday. November 20 has been the date set by Mrs. Vern Moore, eye conservation chairman, for cooked food sale to be held at J. C. Penney Co. Proceeds from the sale will further the eye con servation program in this area. Lions will be guests of the La dies Auxiliary for an informal dance to be held, Friday, December 10 at the Reames Golf . and . Country Club. Members ai'e - invited to bring guests. .-. ., Mrs. Loy J. Barker, who witB her husband attended the Interna tional Convention of Lions in New York City, addressed the group with an informative review of the highlights of the convention. With the final reading and ap proval of the revised articles of the consitutlon by Mrs. Olive Thomas, the meeting was conclud ed. I . The next regular meeting of Lions Auxiliary will be held De cember 13 at tne nome of Mrs. Jim Olson. WAIT for the All-New 'OLDSMOBILE November 19 Dick B. Miller Co. 7th t Klamath GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! 3 BROADWAY HITS for only $6.00 - IN PERSON STAGE SHOWS N.Y. CASTS SPONSORED BY: K. F. Business & Professional Women SMASH COMEDY STAGE PLAYS 1 2 YEARS ON IROAOWAY Direct ' from B'WAY with The SaSAnONAl (OMEDT MEIODMMA HIT I m tveat "M. lOittTJ" ""ft of Christopher'! Award for st Qdy ' of V-MT OUTSTANDING, PROFESSIONAL N. Y. CASTS TICKETS ON SALE AT Chamber Suburban Bill of Commerce Flowers and Rita's Your Store Hafter's Whytal's Featured guest for the evening was Mrs. Addie May Nixon of the Klamath Falls City Library who lf0r luncheon followed by cards, Sojourners Klamath Falls Sojourners Club met with the Medford Chapter of Sojourners at the Willard ' Hotel FIVE GENERATIONS .J, all feminine. Mrs. Lydia Mor- 1; V X on, Medford, who celebrefed her 95th birthday anniversary, October 3, holds her great-great granddaughter, Denleca Morway, 10 weeks old. . Standing, far left, Mrs. J. L. (Nellie) Haskins, Merrill,. Mrs. Morton's daughter. Far right, Mrs. Haskins' daughter, Louise, Mrs. Woodrow Roufs, Bieber; and next to Mrs. Has kins, Mrs. Roufs' daughter, Ardina, Mrs. David Morway, Red Bluff. . i The picture was taken at Mrs. Morton's home. She has a son, Oliver Morton, who owns and operates the Morton Mill ing Company, Medford, started by his pioneering father. Her other daughter, Miss Alta Morton, lives with her. ... Wednesday, October 27. Fifty members and guests In cluding 15 from Medford, gathered for the luncheon with Mrs. A. V. McVey, Mrs. John Ashley, and Mrs. Dick B. Miller Sr., a5 hos tesses. . . Bouquets of fall flowers and leaves were used on each luncheon table with the officers of both clubs seated at a long table decor ated in fall flowers. Each guest from Medford received a corsage. Cards followed the brief business meeting conducted by Mrs. C. E. Chase, president. Frizes were awarded to Mrs. B. T. Earhardt and Mrs. Walter Hoag for high scores in bridge; Mrs. Marjorie Murray and Mrs. W. A. Rossi canasta; and pinochle, Mrs. Kathie Ronsdell and Mrs. L. A. Stanley. ' Guests from Klamath Falls In cluded. Mrs. Kathryn Oarner (new member) Mrs. Grant Cosgrove, Mrs. Wanda Wedam and Mrs. Ed die Page. . , The following were guests from Medford: Nina Chandler, Marie Modoff, LaVonne Braaten, Estes L. Coleman. Mnrjorie Murray, Joe Stockstill, Ruth Reuken, Helen Chapman, Etta Pryor, Mildred Boyd, Helen Paup, Kathryn Ear- hart, Jean Lorenborg,1- Inez Lud- wich and Lottie Ronsdell. OES Manzanita -Chapter, No. 172 Manzanita Chapter No. 172 OES met at the IOOF hall Friday No vember 5, at 8 p.m. worthy ma tron, Lois Oueck, and worthy pa tron, Everett Blehn, presiding. The chapter honored Helen Mc- Cornack, grand representative of New York in Oregon. Helen gave an informative talk on- Eastern Star work in New York; and listed some of her duties as a member of the "grand family." The Impressive affiliation - cere mony was given Betty Jean Hatzi, daughter of Elolse Elliott. - Assisting the worthy matron, Lois Gueck, and worthy patron, Everett Biehn, were Dene One- man, Georgians ' Clark,- Ellen Wade, Dorothy Loomls, Rowena Stelner, Doris Peters and Elolse Elliott. .'., The refreshment committee Le tltla Dunn, Georgians Clark, Blanche McGllvary ' and Gladys Metier served sandwiches and oof- fee in the dining room decorated with fall leaves, arranged by Le tltia Dunn. Prosperity'. Rebekah 104 . At the regular meeting of Pros perity Rebekah Lodge No. 104, No vember 9, Noble Grand Lorene Mc- Collum presided and officially wel comed Ladles Auxiliary Canton Crater No. 7 members, who, as a body, made a full-dress fraternal Visit to the lodge. Following the official ' welcome, Canton Crater No.. I Auxiliary President Isabelle Foster intro duced two foremost members. Past State , Association Presidents, La dles Charlotte Martin and Mae An derson; emphasizing the - auxiliary's-pride in having two mem bers elected to serve in the- IOOF Department of Oregon. Reames Auxiliary Fall Luncheon Election and Golf Trophy Awards Mrs. Frank Hall was chairman of the annual fall luncheon of the Women's Auxiliary of Reames Oolf and Country Club Friday, No vember 5, 1 p.m. preceded by a cocktail hour. The tables were ar ranged to represent golf fairway. and decorated with miniature fig ures, greens and flags. Mrs. Jim Ivory, decorations chairman, was assisted by Mrs. Stanley Miller and Mrs. J. Tru man Runyan. Board members elected for the coming year were Mrs. George Clark, president; Mrs. W. Ray Lamb,- Mrs. F. W. Peak and Mrs. o. K. Puckett. Mrs. R C Hopson. outgoing president will be the fifth member of the board. Mrs. Hopson presided, at the meeting and introduced her offi cers and committee chairmen who reported on the year's activities; Mrs. Frank Hall, vice president; Mrs. Merton Ferebee, secretary treasurer;. Mrs. Dick Heeder, Jun ior golf; Mrs. George Morgan, publicity; Mrs. Robert Sproat, rules; Mrs. F. W. Peak, teen-age activities; Mrs. Harold Robertson, social; - Mrs. George Clark, ways and means. Mrs. P. D. Mead, bridge; Mrs. Adolph ZamSky, Handicaps; Mrs, Marvin Nerseth, WVSO delegate Mrs. Charles Larkin, by-laws re vision; Mrs. Martin Swanson, nom inating committee; Mr. John Rob inson, flowers; Mrs. Charles Schuss, house; and Mrs. John Ash ley, telephone. Mrs. Hopson was presented with a gift on behalf of the auxiliary by Mrs. Adolph Zamsky, Immedi ate past president. Golf trophies and awards were made by Mrs. Stanley Miller to the winners and rnnners-up of var ious tournaments played during October Bride the year, including spring, fall, ec lectic and OWGA. Fall tournament winner and club medalist. Mrs. Robert Sproat; run nerup. Mrs. Louis Souxup; spring tournament, Mrs. Charles Larkin; runnerup, Mrs. Marvin Nerseth; OWGA winner, Mrs. Louis Sou- kup; and nine hole derby, Mrs Ed Brosterhous. Mrs. Earl Maskell won a spe cial award for having turned in tne most golf scores; and Mrs. Frank Hall, for having lowered her handicap the most strokes. Mrs. Greer Drew. 1053 recipi ent, presented the Selkirk Mem orial Trophy to Mrs. Haarby Be- cnen. inis is an annual award given to the auxiliary member who has contributed .the most to golf during the year. Gifts were presented by Mrs. Hopson to Clark Oood, club pro. and Don Hutton, club manager. The board announced the ap pointment of Mrs. Ocar Home to a two year term as delegate to Ihe Willamette Valley Southern Oregon Golf Association. Other trophy winners included Mrs. John O'Neill, Mrs. Gus An derson, Mrs. Harold Robertson, Mrs. Dick Reeder, Mrs. Merton Ferebee. 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