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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SUNDAY, JANUARY 2D, 195S 1 m XT' in 51 L Bf3 S do OFFICERS OF THETA THETA RHO GIRLS CLUB NO. 8. who were recently installed in a candlelight ceremony, are first row, from the left, Loa Andrus, Beverly Swansen, Sandra Nybaclc and Donna Odell. Second row, same order, Marjorie Fairehild, Jewel Warring- vi Or in y n IF I ton, Sharon McCollum, Judith Bryant, Sharon Lantz, Susan Loomli, Betty Horn, Vivian Willbanks, Rose Ann Hoyal, Saron Zaehare, Jean Wear, Sharon Odell, Janice Schatz, Mary WiU liams, Patricia Dvorlc, Kathleen Waggoner, June Cain, Mary Ann Neat, Yvonne Bailie and Lavonne Lape. 1 I h li Vows Said In Morning Riies . LAKEVIEW On Saturday. Jln. uary 21, at 10 a.m., at the St. Patrick Cathollo Church, Mrs. Bethene V. Peterson became the bride of Frank Carl Fetach. The Rev. Jamea O'Connor officiated at the ceremony. The bride wore a navy suit with a white hat: and her corsage was a white orchid. Mrs. Dan Fitiger ald. her sister, was her attendant, and Carter Fetsch was best nun for his uncle. , Following a wedding breakfast at Hunter's Lodge, the Couple left for a short trip to Reno. MRS. GEORGE BLANAS, worthy adviser of Theta Theta Rho Girlt Club No. 8, is pictured second from the left, with Loa Andrus, far left; and others from the left, Sandra Nybaclc, Donna Odell and Beverly Swansen. " m i nr ."'3 1 i o 0 If v . ii ii ii run is mm it I KF THETA THETA RHO GIRLS INSTALL NEW OFFICERS THETA THETA RHO GIRLS CLUB NO. 8 installation of office rs was an imDratsiva ejindln light ceremony, January 16, at 8 p.m., in the IOOF Hall. Top officers pictured above are, from ine iett, Loa Andrus, chaplain; Uonna Udell, past president; Sandra Nyback, worthy president; and Beverly Swansen, vice president. The Theta Rho Girls are daughters of Rebelcahs and are affiliated with Prosperity Lodge No. 104. Picture was taken in the IOOF Hall, January 16, after installation of Theta Rho of. ficers. fj.wvOk - i , ".i' .1-4 a dlMfull! l WJ "r a9": 0t" 148 year, you'd nev" g"""' feted recently at Fin. Ta X -V P ! I '"f5rmal 'UnchJe0n f he hom of Mr- Ell Dickinson. 630 Pin. Street. ' mid. i nirf: -i7.' and.'.llr" "'J "L.""9m,nt of red and yellow chrysanthemum, mad. a picture of the special table at which th, threesome was seated. Ell. M.Mm. "Si l c Mr' Eli"TbB,h TIL". Pictured right; Summerfl.ld. Kansas; and Mr,. her.,Vh 80th. birthday anniversary while trip by .i" ' RaYm0"d T,C, 950 She is a flying enthusiast and mad. th. sincLarrdi; 7903h" 'W" K"r" of Klamath Fall, families walk, with I Z1 I?' V ' j'y; ,r," ,,brar;an ,wo Mr- McMillan, who still rnna'yVex, aViI " ' MMt wi" "aeh K.r 88th birthday . .. Photo by Kettler Lodge Gloria Program for '56 WEED Program of activities for the new yenr waj planned at the rcmilar mei-tliiR o( LodBO Gloria Wednesday mpht, ylununrv 11. with new odiccrs asMiming du ller. Ml'K. .Ine T.ohf i.i'i.wi..h ..... heard reports ol Ihe various i hh-.! H'eme, observed In the derm. men of Ihe pasi year, read by i "" srhemp "d In the address by Mr. James Fnir.za. i llpw worthy adviser. Headinit the list ot planned ac- n,'rchnicnla were served In the llvllles Is a card parly In Sons! maple room. A special cake bear Memorial Hrll February II, pro-' ln ,he words. 'ConeraliilaUons ceeds to go to Ihe hall fund. Hie' Jon." was also decoraled In red Dunsmuir Rainbow for Girls nstalls New Worthy Adviser DUNSMUIR jnan Collins took ollice as worlhy adviser of Duns muir Assembly, order of Rainbow lor Clirls. at installation ceremonies In the Dunsmuir .Masonic Temple on Ihe evening of January 18. rnmousni. nslallation public will be invlled Contributions given Individually will be combined Willi a lodge do nation to uie et cross program for use In the Klamalh and Cali fornia flood-stricken area. Special award wai given to Mrs. Fruiza. Birthdays honored were tnose or Mrs. Mary Ricca. Mrs. Mario Barblerl and Nancy Acquis- apace. Keiresnmenls were served nv Mrs. Tranqulllo Paulello, Mrs while and blue Joan wore a formal gown of llht green crystalline, with dark green velveteen. She was presented with a White orchid clasped to a Rain bow Bible Iron, which cascaded white streamers. Her sisi.r v.hi v-uiii.ia, came irom San Jose to make the presentation. Oilier officers installed were Carol Noyes. worthy associate ad viser: Judy Kimble, charily Kv Margaret Bernardl and Mrs. nil. Tucker. hn t.r! . ''..!:!!? hen R.l.nl " I an: Mary Ammlratl, love; Bonnie Baughman. religion: Beverly Crow, nature: Mary Lockhart. Immortality: Marjorie Green, fi delity: Rayola Hanlen, patriotism: Jo-Anne Kelbv, service: Averlll Garrloll, musician: Shirley La Bane, choir direclor: Judv Crowe, recorder: Francis DiCrlstlna, treasurer: Margaret Ake, outer ob server: Belly Ayoetl, confidential observer: Katherine Nelson, chap lain: Marjorie Erhart. drill lead er, and Sandra Holmes, record book. Mrs. Rex Baymlller was hostess for Ihe evening. Averlll Oarrlott, retiring worthy adviser, was In stalling officer assisted by Sharon Dlckerson. recorder; Joan Irvine, treasurer: Valadean Stanley, chap lain: Betty Palmer, marshal; and Sharon tnieison, honorary mar shal. Helen Chlment sang "Your Land and My Land" and "'Make Believe." Mrs. H. Richardson was organist for the evening. The IOOF Hall was decorated with baskets of iris and carnations tor the impressive candlelight cer emony when new officers of Theta Theta Rho Girls Club No. 8 were installed Monday evening, January 16, at 8 p.m. Members of Rebekah, parents and friends witnessed the open installation ceremony. Merrill Theta Theta Rho members arrived in a body, chaperoned by Re bekahs and advisers. Conducting the Installation were Helen McCornack, Installing offi cer: Harriet Esles, Installing mar shal; May Phlnney, Installing chap lain, and Mrs. Alrick Nvback. In- stalling musician. Officers installed were Sandra Nyback, president; Beverly Swan sen, vice president; Sharon Odell, recording secretary; Susan Loomls, financial secretary; Vivian Wll banks, treasurer, Loa Andrus, chaplain; Lyvonne Lape, warden; Yvonne Bailie, conductor: Sharon Jeschke and Sharon Lantz. right and left supports to the president; Patricia Dvork and Kathleen Wag goner, right and left supports to the vice president; Sharon McCol lum, marshal. Elaine Jones, musician; Mary Williams. Jean Wear, Janice Schatz and Margie Fairehild, first, second, third and fourth heralds; Judith Bryant anS Bette Born, In side and outside guardians: Sharon Zaehare and Mary Ann Neat, left and right supports to the chaplain; June Catn and Rose Ann Hoyal, left and right supports to the past president; Mary Ann Neat, histor ian: and Donna Odell, past presi dent. The Rev. Oalen Onstad explained the meaning of the Creek letters, Theta Theta Rho, and gave an In spiring talk on what the organiza tion stands for. Theta Rho girls are daughters of Rebekahs and are affiliated with Prosperity Rebekah Lodge No. 104. Entertainment included a vocal solo by Gail Nerseth, ballet dance solo by Barbara Blanchard. and piano selections with songs by Sandra K. Ruconich, Helen McCornack presented Don na Odell with the past president's pin and also with a plaque naming ner the outstanding girl of the year. May Phinney presented the rneta Kno meritorious achieve- ment pin to Sandra Nyback. The outstanding girl plaque is given at tne ena of the year to the girl cnosen by a board of Rebekahs, and the pin is awarded every six montns lor merits earned. Sandra Nyback Introduced the Theta Rho board members and ad visers and presented each with a gift. Board members are Mrs Al Nyback, Mrs. Roe Rlckman, May r-ninney, Mrs. N. S. Hepburn and iwrs. r r a n k McCornack. Mrs. George Blanas Is worthy adviser, and Harriet Estes Is assistant ad viser. . Mrs. George Blanas reauested that Sandra Nyback and Donna Odell do the honors of presenting each girl with a gift. After installation, refreshments were served In the dining room from a table with a striking plnk-and-whlte centerpiece on a Yale blue background. Prosperity Re bekah Lodge was In charge of ar rangements. ' ALPERT-MOSER NUPTIALS IN NY ' OF INTEREST TO LOCAL FRIENDS Friends of former residents, Mr. i white satin and re-embroldered and Mrs. Ernest H. Moser, and -Alencon lace. The empire bodice 1 -"TV iiia3frijil A COMMUNITY CONCERT plant for Klamath Falls war dis cusstd recently when Lucille Schreiner, left, Community Con certs, Inc., representative from New York,, was In Klamath Falls, Andrew Loney Jr., president of the loeaF board of direc tors, right, said that the membership for naxt year's season drive will begin on February 27 this year. Three mora con certs are scheduled for this year. The Boston "Pops" tour orchestra will be heard on February 15; the Song Masters, a male quartet, on March 21 and Carol Smith, contralto, on April II. daughters, Barbara Jane and Jan. Ice, now of Stony Point, New York, will be Interested to learn details of the December wedding of the oldest daughter, Barbara. On the last dav of December. 1955, Barbara and Maurice Don ald Alpert, son of Mrs. Verna Alpert. Brewer, Maine, were mar ried in Stony Point Presbyterian Church at 2:30 p.m. The couple repealed their vows from memory before the Rev. Luther M. Holllster, who officiated at the double-ring ceremony In the presence of some 200 guests. Barbara, given in marriace hv her father, wore a gown of heavy WBA Installs 1956 Officers DUNSMUIR Mrs. Leora Gon- rales, state field director of the Women's Benefit Association for California and Nevada, was the Installing officer at recent cere monies seating 1956 officers of WBA Review No. 25. The installa tion was held at the Dunsmuir Masonic Temple. Mrs. Cora Powers was Installed as president: Mary Lou Tausch. past president: Amanda Cook, fi nancial secretary: Irene McCann, reasurer; Edna Read, proxv; Irene Hanratty. corresponding sec retary; and Barbara Neasham, proxy. Other new officers are Laura BUUngton, lady of ceremonies: Boris Geiger. musician: Florence; Johnson, proxy; Isabella Haines. was traced in the re-embroidered Alencon lace; and a princess ef fect was achieved with inverted box pleat detail in the skirt which featured a chapel train. Her three tiered veil of French illusion was held by a scoop head piece which matched the gown; and she carried a white Bible topped with a camellia and a small cascade of white carnations. In keeping with the Christmas tide wedding date, Janice Moser, who was maid of honor for her sister, wore a frock of Christmas red Italian velvet and a head dress of holly. Her bouquet was an arrangement ot white carna tions and holly. The four bridesmaids wore Christmas green velvet dresses and their bouquets were of red carnations and holly. Lt. Robert Alpert, from San Marcos. Texas, was best man for his brother. For her daughter's wedding. Xi Delta Chapter-.; Potluck Dinner Members of Xi Delta- Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi sorority, met at the home of Mrs. Norman Moty 1205 Pacific Terrace, for a potluck dinner on Tuesday evening, Jan uary 17. Dishes prepared by mem bers were judged to find an entry to be sent to the international of fice of Beta Sigma Phi for the sorority Silver Anniversary Cook. book, which Is to be published soon. Mrs. Max Saunders, president of the chapter, officiated during the business meeting which followed the dinner. Mrs. James Skeel an nounced the dates of social events scheduled for the spring months by the four local chapters. A film on the use of pictures and portraits In the home was shown by Wesley Guderian. Members present Included Mrs. Wesley McNee, Mrs. Roy East- burn, Mrs. Max Saunders. Mrs. Ixrn Dalcour, Mrs. John Parisot- to, Mrs. Richard Russell, Mrs. O. F. Badley. Mrs. Arthur Farr, Mrs. William Milne, Mrs, James Crapo. Mrs. T. J. O'Harra. Mrs. William Hamilton, Mrs Warren Poole, Mrs James Skeel, Mrs. C. A. Clayton, Mrs. Lowell Netzer, Mis. John Feeback. Mrs. Arthur Moore. Mrs. Ted Hansen. Mrs. A. L. Bragg, .: Birthday Dinner BONANZA Mrs. Howard Schmidt of Bonanza was the hon ored guest at a birthday dinner January 19, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Derry, Malln. Pinochle was played following the dinner. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schmidt and Debra Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Les Leavltt. Mary Anne Evans and Donna and Jerry Derry. introduces you to FACE POWDER MADE-TO-ORDER just for you. ., ( Your skintones analyzed ... your' formula created ,, r then hand-blended ' before your eyes. $1, Introductory the. Other sizes, $2 and 93. ( plus tax) . ii,. V..'. ;iTk. u V "' Jersey City, New Jersey the day: Blanche Hale, sergeant; i . Mrs. Moser chose a gray-beige Mrs. John o Bricn anc Mrs. Wes- dress with a brief Jacket worn 'ey uuuciuu. with matching shoes and gloves and a winter white hat. The senior Mrs. Alpert wore a gold lame dress with matching hat. Each mother wore a white orchid cor sage. The 200 guests were received at the Ollmor Sloane House where the Mosers live. Christmas greens, candles, etc., decorated the rooms for the reception.' For the brief honeymoon trip to Washington. D. C. Barbara changed for travel to an avocado green wool dress and coat with black accessories. The new Mr Kathryn Laas, outer hostess: Pearl Massey. inner hostess: Agnes Hay den, press correspondent: Gladys creason. captain of the guard; ita Langreh. color bearer. No. Teresa Weedon. color bearer. No. 2. Mrs. Powers was presented with bouquet of red roses, the flower of the order, and a gift from the members. Assisting In the Installation were Pearl Freeman and Irene Han ratty, ladles of ceremony: and Lu- lla Kendrlck. chaplain. Mrs. Gon zales, after receiving a birthday gift from Ihe membership gave a short talk on WBA activities. The program for the evening In cluded a song sung by Barbara Neasham. Mildred LaBarre. Flor ence Johnson. Pearl Freeman. Velma Cantrell and Gladys Crea son. Karen May played the ac cordion. Patsy Herron played a piano solo and a ballet number was presented by Karen Copltzky. Decoration commltee members were Harel Wagner, Esther Dan iels, Farlin Canlrall. Agnes Hay den and Velma Cantrall. Refresh ments were served by Maxine Mav and Norma Meyers following card games. Barbara and Janice attended school In Klamath Falls when their parents lived here and later. In Africa, where their parents were sent as missionaries. Wednesday Club Gay cutouts from seed cata logues and fresh flowers carried out the theme of "June In Jan uary" for the Wednesday Club meeting January 18, at St. Paul's Palish Hall. Hostesses were Mrs. John Breazeale and Mrs. Guy Barker. After introduction of guests and a short business meeting, new of ficers, Mrs. Lyle Steers, chairman, and Mrs. John Breazeale, treas urer, were Introduced. The rest of the evening was spent playing cards with prizes for bridge awarded to Mrs. Norman Guver, Mrs. Herman Collier. Mrs. Helen Mueller. Mrs. Otto Ellis and Mrs. Ann Fisher; pinochle. Mrs. I The bride also went to Grove Harold Redden, Mrs. Dean Lowell, City College. Pennsylvania; and Mrs. Bertram Collier and Mrs. J. Wood Secretarial School. N e w Hauptman. York City. Her husband was grauduated with a bachelor of j marine science degree from Maine I Maritime Academy; and attended j the University of Virginia, before enrolling at the New York Unl-: versity Law School, where he is a senior. 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