Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 15, 1955, Page 9, Image 9

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    THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1955
IIERALn AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALI.S, OREGON
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Masonic Lodge Names Master
WEED Herman Gray was In
stalled as worshipful master ot
White Pin Lodge 555 AF&AM, ai
the December 10 ceremonies ol the
4tl annual Installation ot the
Town Slates
Ike Festival
GETTYSBURG, Pa. (UPWThe
town ot Gettysburg will sing a
Merry Christmas salute to Presi
dent Elsenhower in the town
square tonight, but the president
will miss his neighbors' Yuletide
greetings.
Because of bis doctors' orders
to slow down lor a while, Mr.
Elsenhower Is accepting no out
side social invitations lor the rest
of this week.
Mr, Elsenhower also Is keeping
his work to a ' minimum. He
planned brief conferences with hi
staff today but otherwise will
spend his time resting and walk
ing; around his farm.
Gettysburg has decorated Lin
coln Square In the center of town
with a colorful Christmas scene
that includes a "Santa Shanty"
where St. Nicholas arrives during
the evening.
The idea that the President
mitfht be a participant in the
Christmas celebration started
when Leroy E. Smith, vice presi
dent of the Gettysburg Chamber
of Commerce, wrote Presidential
Press Secretary Hagerty on Dec.
:
'The combined choirs of Gettys
burg will sing a Merry Christmas
salute to President and Mrs. Els
enhower, the White House press
secretary and his wife, and the
White House press corps at 7:30
o clock Thursday evening. Decem
ber 15th. in front of the Hotel
Gettysburg. Lincoln Square. The
salute is an expression of our ap
preciation for the world-wide rec
ognition ail of you havft given
Gettysburg,"
lodge. Installing officer was Charles
S. Hogan, past master of McCloud
Lodge 430 and inspector of Masonic
District 106. Percy Lindt, past mas
ter ot tne McCloud lodge, was mast
er of ceremonies.
Other officers installed were Mar
tin W. Little, senior warden; Win
."ton S. Williams, junior warden;
Clarence W. Collins, treasurer;
Sherman Spangle, chaplain: Mich
ael Klepach, senior deacon; Bruce
Ewer, Junior deacon: Joseph D.
Scribner Jr., marshal: John Booth,
senior steward; Aaron Thomas jun
ior steward.
Daniel Ooins was. Installed for
the 3rd time as tlier.
David Johnson will be Installed
aa secretary at a later date.
Mrs. William Davis was pianist
for the evening. Others on the pro
gram were Mrs. Edwin Htckey,
vocal solo; Sandra Flock, piano
solo; Linda Bagley, accordion solo.
Buffer refreshments served to the
log persons attending were planned
by the Junior past master and Mrs,
Scribner and were served by the
Mount Shasta Bethel 130, Interna'
tlonal Order of Job's Daughters.
Mrs. R, G. Gaynor, junior past
matron of White Pine Chapter 47
Order of Eastern' Star, served the
complimentary cake wnicn ceiv
tered the bullet table from which
a turkey smorgasbord was serves
TRAFFIC SIGNS
LOUISVILLE. Ky. W New light,
reflecting traffic signs on county
roads are aiding marksmen as
well as motorists. Fiscal court not.
ed yesterday a sharp increase in
bullet damage to the signs since
they were made Into better night
time targets for autoists with guns.
COMPLAINT
NOWATA. Okla., Dec. 15 W
Nowata City manager G. F. Hill
received a complaint a sow with a
suckling pig was wandering loose
in the town's outer business sec
tion. When city employes caught
the sow, there were seven little
pigs. "And all 34 hours old too,"
groaned Hill.
Twelve Attend
Society Meeting
MERRILL St. Augustine's A!
lar Society met Wednesday, De
cember 7. in the church recreation
hail. Ruth Harris and Mrs, Ruby
O'Nell were appointed to a nomi
nating committee.
Mrs. Maurice O'Keefe, Mrs.
James Hammond and Mrs. Dan
Cashman are planning the annual
Christmas tree for the children aft
er Sunday confraternity classes.
Candles and fruit will be given.
Twelve members were present at
the meeting. ,
Hostess for the meeting were
Mrs, George Andrieu. rMs. John
Burke and Mrs. Toby O'Keefe, Des
sert and coffee were served.
Malin Pupils Join Crusade
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Among the young ambassadors
of good will In the Northwest are
the- pupils in the Malin grade
school, who have joined CARE'S
surplus food crusade.
Through their contribution, they
have sent over 260 pounds of sur
plus dairy products to the most
hungry children and families over
seas, food allocated to CARE by
the P B. government for distribu
tion to the needy In eight foreign
lands.
' CARE, the foreign relief agency,
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pound parcels, each noiiijj to the
name of the donor. Each 1 con
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of eight areas in Europe or Asia.
-ach provides a persea-to-persoa
gilt not only of much-needed nu
tritious food, but reassurance ot
friends In America.
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