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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1956)
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1859 PAGE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Reception Honors DGM DUNSMU1R About 200 mem-less group, with Erma Cooper, past 'I p I l Ik- .hnnlnra nt Ti . I UeUUlJ lliaiiwu, fiuoitoa ui ina trict 2, Order of Eastern Star, at tended a reception at the Masonic evening. ir. ami mrs. vnaries Langdon, worthy patron and ma tron of the chapter, introduced vis iting dignitaries. 9; & Hall the evening of September 15 honoring Margaret Olsen, who is completing her years as deputy A baby's personality will not co incide with any book's description, no matter how many types (he book may discuss. Some babies simply will not be interested in the activities described in a chapter on that age. In the end, a parent must use good sense. grand matron. Fidelity Chapter was the host- ' ' f . Mri J. I . I I il M I , 1 'X .11 .11.1 I 1 . -. M I mi I I I -"' Comparison piece to the popu- I v - -W . lar poppit necklace is the new pop- III -. : .' k' same take-apart principle. 1 7i I J. I 0- y QUEEN LEON A BRYANT, Coquille, at the left, and Junior past queen, Joan Refer, Medford, who were visit ing dignitaries of Zuleima Temple No. 13, Daughters of the Nile, at the eeremonial'September 29, in the Scottish Rife Temple. Queen Leona was1 speaker at the banquet served at the Willard Hotel after the ceremonial. ---Photo by Otto Ellis eima eremonia Zuleima Temple No. 13 Daugh tors of the Nile ceremonial was Saturday, September 29, at the Scottish Kite Temple. There were 51 candidates. The following were from Klamath Falls and vicinity Mrs. Eston Balslger, Mrs. Charles Bane, Mrs. Vern Berry, Mrs, Jack Bothwell, Mrs. George W. Bratton Jr., Mrs. Marvin Brown, Mrs. Forest Burton, Mrs. Don Divens, Mrs. George Dugan, Mrs. Paul Fairclo, Mrs. Marion Grant, Mrs. W. A. House, Mrs. L u 1 a Hutchcns. Mrs. John Lee, Mrs. James Olson, Mrs. Howard Strode, Mrs. J. E. Thornton, Mrs. Grace Wells, Mrs. Harold Young, Mrs, William Hatsi. Mrs. Richard Hal ousek, Mrs, Harry Orem, Mrs. Frank Faygr . Jr., and Mrs. Win' ton Purvine. '"' At the banquet at the Willard Hotel following the ceremonial. Mrs. Robert A. Thompson, presi dent of Klamath Falls Nile Club acted at mistress of ceremonies. Invocations were given by Mrs. Floyd Boyd, temple chaplain Queen Leona Bryant of Coquille Introduced the members of her court and their escorts. Also in troduced were past queens, Joan Jteter, Harriet Uuldager, Lillian Arnold, Mae Moss, Edna Over myer, Lula Franco, Ethel Her man and Obera Dunn. Queen Leona Bryant, speaker at the banquet, spoke on Zuleima Temple as related to the Shrine and the part each club contributes to the Shrine Hospital work. Members and guests at the ban- 13 tOn29tli quet were entertained by the bar bershop quartet "Three Aches and a Pain, Chuck Mortcnson, emcee, Kvcrtt Ball, Jess Crabtree and h. C. Cochran. Room and table decorations fea tured white roses and the Nile emblems. Mrs. George Goehring, decorating chairman, was assisted by Mrs. C. J. Cox, Mrs. Willard Ward, Mrs. Harry Leonard and Mrs. Homer Ellis. Mrs. Leo Huls and Mrs. Russell McCollum were in charge of reservations. Temple hostesses who were in charge of candi-; dates were Mrs. Harry Land, Mrs. R. F. McLaren and Mrs. J. V, Rajnus. The decorating committee for the temple included past queen Mrs. Steve Moss, chairman; Mrs. Bruce Wirth, Mrs. W. C. DePew. Mrs. Leo Huls and Mrs. David Goehring. STORK SHOWER LANGELL VALLEY - Mrs Louis Randall invited close friends of Mrs. Bob Seator to the Randall home on Thursday afternoon for a baby shower honoring Mrs. Seater. A contest was played with Mrs. Scaler the prize winner. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Seater. Mrs. Miriam Potu- cck, Mrs. Ted Schmidli, Mrs. Mike Dearborn, Mrs. nose atalnaker, Mrs. Claude Brown and Mrs. Charles Schmidli. IT'S THE HIGHBROW BEAUTY WITH THE HOE-DOWN HEEL! Monaco ,V FT 4m V". vTCCjjIx mount So soft . . to excitingly textured . . to sleekly sly led and all that faaliion en melt a low and easy keel! Try on a pair, today. 525 Main til 'A'--n: THESE CRAZY HATS won riies for the wearers, left to right, Jerry Bedorelc, prettiest hat; Betty Barker, cleverest, and Shirley Eccles, funniest, at the' crazy hat party when the Tau Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi entertained six girl pledges at the home of Mrs. Bob Clammer September 25. The pledges are Betty ' Barker, Norma Richardson, Donna Fredriclcson, Paula Clinton, Martha Cassidy and Edna Petersteiner. A progresrve dinner will be given for the pledges October 9 starting at 7 p.m. , Photo by Mille.-Williams Couple to Live In San Joe YREKA Shirley Mae Thompson became the bride of Donald Arthur Hodgen in recent riles at the Yreka Methodist Church. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ncal Giger of Gre nada are the bride's parents. Par ents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hodgen, Yrcka. The bride was given in marri age by her father. The Rev. L. R. Sanford read the double-ring serv ice. Rosemary Robison, Alturas, was maid of honor and Diane Daugh- tery. Redding, was bridesmaid. A niece of the bridegroom, Carol Ann Woodruff, Yreka, was flower girl. Best man was Bob Eiler, Gazelle and ushers were J. Ray Hodgen Pans shcs .n. es with inter changeable heels. You -;ear the same nair nt cl-no'- ftnm mn.n- rIS? SL6113 and KeV,ni" "tot. changing the heels Following a reception at ,h, ' to medium high. Yreka Inn, the just-weds left for a honeymoon via Eureka to San Jose, where they will make their home. 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