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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1955)
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN (mm) N 07 Facuty WVes f ' Swap Fun For Funds In Scholarship "Socials" A peasant, painless and practi cal fund-raising plan Is now In operation as an Oregon Technical Institute Faculty Wives project to finance OTI student scholarships. The plan was evolved at a Fac ulty Wives meeting, when the women agreed to continue their financial assistance to deserving OTI students 'ho otherwise might be unable to complete counts started at the school. ' "Entertainment" was the key word to the basic Idea and Mrs. A. E. Smith was one of the iirst to translate it Into action. She en tertained friends at a morning cof feeand each guest, after a pleas ant Interlude of Informal visiting, was happy to leave a small contrl. button to "The Fund." Besides, each guest could objectively think of heuelf as a future hostess In the Scholarship Series, Mrs. Jack uouglas entertained her group of "givers" with a card party. She was hostess to three tables and players had a choice or ortdge or canasta. Mrs. Harold Pedersen was lunch eon hostess to co-members of a (net scholarship) committee and nil were enthusiastic supporters of the ' pleasura-to-pay" program of social gatherings. IliJlliil mmn i fan. itiiinj FOUR GENERATIONS in one family were posed together during a recent visit of Mrs. John Witlcins from Banning California. She is shown lower left, holding her four end one-half year old great-granddaughter, Cynthia Lynn (Cindyl Fitzgerald. Back of Mrs. Watkins, is Cindy's mother, Mrs. John Keane, Springfield, Oregon; and next to Mrs. Keane, is her mother, Mrs. George Williams, 4304 Altamont Drive, where Mrs. Watkins stayed during her visit. .Photo by Guderian Atlanta Rebekah Lodge Fellowship-Bazaar Night WEED The Fellowship-Bazaar Night sponsored by Atlanta Re bekah Lodge Ootober 26, was at tended by a large group of Re beka' members. ... ... ' Mrs. Harry Hedgepeth presided at the brief pre-baznar business session 1n the absence- of noble grand, Mrs. C. Flook. Highlight of the evening's festivi ties was "The Family Album," a skit produce with a cast of lodge members, Mrs. Cfcdys Washing- tin, Mrs. Ethel Spence, Mrs. James Kirk, Mrs. Mildred Wilmarth, Mrs. Zark Perry. Mrs. Robert Porter, Mrs. Leslie Boydstun and Mrs. Ray Bulis. Background piano mu sic was played by Mrs. William uavis. Games provided added entertain ment for the evening. The special and door prizes were won by Mrs. Myrtle Williams and Mrs. Mildred Wilmarth, respectively. Booth chairmen for the bazaar were Mrs. Bulis, lancy work; Mrs. Robert Tonkin, potted planus, Mrs. Lea Kyle, fish pond; and Mrs. Wilmarth. food sale. Mrs. Washington' and Mrs. Snence were co-chairmen of the entertainment committee and refreshment - committee for the event were Mrs. Bovdstun. Mrs, .1. H. McMichall. Mrs. Hcdgcpeth and Mrs. Sig Merrick. . 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