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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 11, 1955)
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 11. 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVB 0 1 MRS. AL HANSEN, in the dotted dresj, holds some of the gift packages she received at a surprise farewell party August 25, before she and her two daughters, Gwenlea and Kathleen left to join Al Hansen in Merced. He preceded his family to their new home, where he is with the Sun-Star. While in Klamath Falls, he was with the Herald and News. Mrs. Chester Robertson, next to the honoree, (also holding giftsl, was hostess for the evening, and arranged the surprise handkerchief shower. Mrs. Dan Robertson, standing, third from the right, took Mrs. Hansen to dinner, and when they returned home at what Mrs. Hansen thought was the end of the A RECENT SUMER EVENING found a crowd in the back yard of the lakeside residence of Mr. and Mrs. Gail Ridenour at Modoc Point. Co-hosts with the Ridenours were Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ellis, Klamath Falls. In the picture, relaxing after the picnic supper, from the left, seated, Dean Beckley, Steve Huff, Jim Huff, Hermie Foster (holding Kirk Huff); George Schmidt, Mervin Liedtke, Dick Beesley, Nancy Huff, Rosalie Hoback and Cy Tucker. Standing in the back row, same order, Frank Tucker, Gail and Donas Ridenour, hosts; Georgianna Liedtke and Claire Ellis, hostess. Mrs. Bradley is from Hot Springs, Arkansas. Also guests but not in picture, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Reginato, Mr. and Mrs. Rohlin Phieffer, Mr. and Mrs. Sverre Munson, Les Hoback and Otto Ellis, who took the picture. evening, she found her living room full of the friends pictured above. The three lower left, from the left, are, Mrs. Cornelius Olvera, Mrs. Joe Huff and Mrs. E. H. Buckholtz. In the chair, right, Mrs. Louis Bath. Next to her, holding the purse, Mrs. LeRoy Plass. Standing in back, from the left, Mrs. Gene Denton, Mrs. A. N. McEachern, Mrs. Art Coles, Mrs. Lloyd Hamilton, Mrs. Sverre Munson, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. J. H. Williams and Mrs. Lloyd Carter. Photo by Otto Ellis White Shrine Of Jerusalem SWHP Pays Official Visit On Thursday, August 25, in the Masonic Temple, Mis. Anues Sev erson, supreme worthy high pries, tess of ilie Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, paid her of ficial visit to Naomi Shrine No. 6. A school ct Instruction was held during the meeC.3. This was the rly shrine In Oregon given this tvwor. Mrs. Severson came to Klamath alls following her oiliclal visit to Friendship shrine, Salem. Ac companying her was Mrs. Alice DeCoffee, supreme queen, who is from Boston, Massachusetts. Among the other honored guests presented were: Mrs. Helen An thony, worthy high priestess of Friendship Shrine, Salem; Mrs. Ethel Roth, Albany, worthy high priestess of Willamette Shrine; Silem; Mrs. Lora Darby, Spring field, worthy high priestess of Bethlehem Shrine, Eugene; Mr. Alfred Sorg, watchman of shep herds, Bethlehem Shrine; Mrs. Ruby Schooler, worthy high priest ess of Guiding Star Shrine, Red dins. California: and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Skinner, worthy high priestess and watchman ot Shep herds, Beverly Hills. Other supreme officers and com mittee members presented were Mrs. Irene Markham, chairman material objective; Mr. Drover Motley, deputy supreme, watch man of Shepherds: Mr. Roeer Hopson, supreme kings guard; guard: and Mrs. Vera Frltsch, suoreme nn?p nil nf m a n n-. i Shrine. They were escorted to the OaKe-tfrom mt girls... stay Healthy By Bessy, The Basin Bossy There's a definite trend being established in slim casual dresses, so you gals who would be stylish should take note: Really narrow skirted dresses or dresses which appear narrow are getting . the "go" from shoppers across the country. The folks who make dresses report its definitely a noticeable trend. Wool Jersey Is a top material for the trend, too. Formals have got variety for iall. It's mid-length to floor-length both are the style. And half way betwixt, as well. Dipping or har em hemlines. pale to dark shades of browns and sequinned sheaths are notable. a College wardrobes are in the processes. First year freshmen gals who haven't been on campus yet might like a list of things to have on hand when they arrive: A coat, suit, two date dresses, a solt wool dress, a casual dark transitional cotton for those early fall days when It's too hot for woolens. Two skirts and two sweaters are a minimum for school wear, and If the colors are carefully chosen you've got four different outfits. Bermuda or walking shorts are being Included more often than not by gals who are sophomores a ad up. And once on campus, there's no need to break that milk habit. No matter where the campus is in the Willamette Valley or Cali fornia, New England or the Deep South, you'll discover you've really "had it good" with Klam-ath-produced milk. There's none better anywhere In Uie country . . . In freshness, nutrition or lute. You can take .1 Xioin me. BEssr. East and introduced by the su preme worthy high priestess as part of her official family. During Mis. Severson's stay in Klamath Falls, a breakfast was held at the Pelican Cale, and a formal dinner at the Willord Ho tel. Immediately fullowing her of ficial visit at the Masonic Temple & reception was held in the ban quel room. The September meeting of the White Shrine was preceded by a potluek supper. 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