SUNDAY, DECEMBER. 25. 1955
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
REALTORS RELAX during their pre Christmas open house at the Winema Hotel fast
Saturday afternoon. At the table, from the let-, Burton Gray, Mrs.' George Overmire, Mrs.
Burton Gray, Joe Perry and George Overmire. Standing back of Overmire, Harry Boivin survcs
the scene of the social session. ' , '
j iHoSi,S forh Parfy wero Mr- anJ M'r- Venon Durant, Mrs. and Mrs. Deane Sacher and Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Ellis none of them pictured. Durant and Sacher are president and vice presi
dent, respectively . and Mrs. Ellis is secretary-treasurer.
. Photo bv Otto Ellis
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ANNUAL AND INFDRMAI it nrunhniila fnr m ko,.'f 4k. ll..iL D..U.. Q l'
and their wives or husbands. Couples pictured a bove, during the 2 to 5 p.m. hours in the Winema
Hotel Camas Room, are, from the left, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Chilcote,' Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Owens
and Mr. and Mrs. Cal Peyton. . Photo by Otto Ellis
Job's Daughters ;
- MOUNT SHASTA ''Memories'
was Uie theme of the mestirg ot
Mount Shasta Bethel 130. Interna.
tlonal Order of Job's Dai'ghicrs
neld Monday night, December 12
tt Howe Hall In Mount ShD3la. I!
was the last ofiicial nice lus (cr
the honored queen Sandra Hushes,
who will relinquish her honored du
ties at the installation of new of
ficers of tiie Bethel Saturday night
December 17.
Past honored queens escorted to
the east and Introduced included.
Mrs. Diane McClellan, Bethel 15.
Richmond and a past grand offi
cer who will be Installed as music
director for the new term: Nancy
Howarth Jr., past honored queen
of Bethel 130: and Mary Lyn Hart
ley, Bethel 130. ' i
. Percy Lindt, Dunsmuir. was in
stalled at the Monday night meet
ing to serve as council promoter
of finance for the new term. ;
Mrs. George Walter. Dunsmuir,
guardian, and Chester Kimrey, as
sociate guardian. Weed, wero es
corted and lmroduecd by ihe
presiding officer. Other council
members introduced were Mrs. C.
Vaccnt; Mrs. C. Roberts,' Mrs. Eu
genia Astman. and Mrs. Dorothy
Richardson, Mount Shasta; Mrs.
William Hughes, Weed. ',
Mrs. Dysart Scrlbner, Weed, "a
visitor, thanked the members of the
bethel who assisted w'tn serving
of refreshments at the Mn-ionic in
stallation held In Weed Saturday
night, December 10. j
White leather address books for
each officer marked the places at
the refreshment tables and were
gifts from the outgoing queen. A
cornucopia filled with miniature
replicas of the memorable events
of the past term centered the ta
bles and arrangements of purple
and white pompons, purple can
dles, and purple paper streamers
lining the white covered tables, car
ried out the colors of the order.
The 22 members present sang b
song to the honored queen; set to
the tune "Memories" and special
gifts were presented to her during
the refreshment hour. I
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BONANZA Mrs, Owen Pepple
entertained with a Christmas bridge
party at her home on December
14. Dessert, was served at 1:30 p.m.
High prize for the afternoon went
to Mrs, Cecil Haley, second high
to Mrs. Bill Bechdoldt, and travel
ing, to Mrs. Elva Maxwell. .
The Christmas motif was 'car
ried out in decorations and refresh
ments. Gifts heaped under the light
ed tree were exchanged following
cards. ,
Present were Mrs. Ted RowclUfe.
Mrs. Elva Maxwell, Mrs. Birdie
Burk, Mrs. Roy Fernlund, Mrs.
Merrill Stewart. Mrs. Bill Bech-
dolat, Mrs. Leland Harris, Mrs.
Bob Dehllnger, Mrs. Cecil Haley.
Mrs. Bill Burnett and Mrs. Harry
Frazier.
MR. AND MRS. PAUL ALTORFER I Kathryn "Bidge" Wamp.
Ier, whose marriage in Reno First Methodist Church was re
cently announced. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Wamoler, Chiloquin; and her husband is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Altorfor, Bangor, Pennsylvania. Attendants were
Sue Seaholm and Gerald Tucker, bridegroom's friend from
Banqor, now living in Klamath Falls.
Bidge is a graduate of Chiloquin High School and at
tended Oregon State College for two years. Prior to the mar
riage'she had been living in Klamath Falls in an apartment
shared with Doralyn Parton, one of several hostesses at a re
cent shower for the bride. The new Mrs. Altorfer will continue
working at !he Klamath Machine and Locomotive - and Paul
reeentlv started to, work for Copco. They are at home on
Laurel Street.- ... Photo by Beem
LARGE SHOWER FOR
LATE OCTOBER BRIDE
CHILOQUIN Chiloquin, Fort
Xlarhath and Klamath Falls friends
of Mrs. Arthur Altorfer ithe former
KsUiryn "Bidge" Wampler). gave
her a largo bridal shower Wednes
day evening of last week in the
liasemeiu of Our Lady oi Ml. Car
mel Catholic Church, Chiloquin.
The room was decorated In the
Christmas theme by hostesses
Doralyn Parton, Mrs. Eddie Rich
ardson, Mrs. Jack Horton, all of
Klamath Falls: Mrs. Dick Varnum,
Mrs. William Page, Mrs. Joe Tay
lor, Mrs. Myrtle Denton, Mrs.
Thomas Dyche and Mrs. Elizabeth
OES Oriental
LAKE VIEW Mrs. Preston John
son was elected worthy matron:
Oriental Chapter No. 6. Order of
the Eastern Star, at the Decem
ber 14 meeting.
Elected as associate matron Is
Mrs. Lee Paxton: associate na
tron, H. E. Bergstrom: conductress.
Mrs. Deward Bell and associate
conductress, Mrs. Arthur Simmons.
In accordance with new grand
chapter law. these officers will oc
cupy the chairs for 15 months In
stead of the usual 12.
Installation of officers will be
Wednesday. December 28 at 8 p.m.
at the IOOF Hall. Outgoing worthy
matron is Mrs. Glen L. Smith.
Loosley, Fort Klamath; Mrs. Walt
er Pohll, Mrs. Norman Wimer, Mrs.
I Roy Deffenbaeher, Mrs. William
Prlebe, Mrs. Mnnuel Ochoa, Mrs.
Anton Zadina. Mrs. W. T. Oales,
Mrs. W. H. MacDonald and Mrs.
MM-iau Walker. ,
The gay Yulelide decorations In
cluded red and green streamers,
silver bells, a lighted Christmas
tree and Mr. and Mrs. Santa
Claus. The bride sat at a long lace
covered tnble laden with gifts from
nearly 80 friends in addition
to the hostesses. Assisting with the
gift opening were her mother, Mrs.
Paul Wampler; her grandmother,
Mrs. Olenna Briscoe; her niece.
Connie Wampler; and two of the
Klamath Falls hostesses.
Refreshments were served later
In the , evening and little Connie
Wampler drew prize-winning num
bers at the close of the evening.
Winners were Mrs. Paul Wampler,
Mrs. Albert Rossi, Mrs. Ray Van
Wormer and Mrs. Lorenz Vander-camp.
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ANCIENT EQUIPMENT
F AIRLAND, Okla. Wl Dispatch
ing mail during the Christmas 'sea
son without modern equipment is
a rough job for Ben Cooksey, 60,
Falrland postmaster for the past
18 years. He stamps by hand an
average of 160 cards a minute and
usually cancels 20,000 outgoing
greeting cards during the yule sea
son each year.
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To all our friends,
w extend warm
withei for a Holiday
v .,. that is full of
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A Merry
Christmas lo all I
From
John & Harriet
Stirling
At The
Merchandise Mart
From all of us, to all our friends,
This greeting is extended . . .
For a very Merry Christmas
And a New Year that is splendid.
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