ITEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1958
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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KLAMATH FALLS
HAZ-BINS
The Haz-bins met Monday eve.
ning. May 26, at the home of
Maudie Larson.
High score in pinochle went to
Peggy Long; 6ccond to Fannie
May Thompson; low to Sarah Kir
by; and guest prize ts Sadie WaU
lace. -
May Eck will entertain the club
Ion Monday evening, June 23, at
the home of Sarah hirby.
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RECENTLY INSTALLED OFFICERS of Xi Alpha Theta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
are from the left, Barbara Rowe, recording secretary; Paula Fletcher, chapter city
council representative; Carmen Embree, prresident; Dorij Christian, vico president; Lu
ella Murphy, treasurer; and Phyllis McNee, city council representative.
Not pictured, Barbara Howard, corresponding secretary; Janice "Weinstein, city
council representative; and Nattie Suderian, extension officer. Photo by Otto Ellis
BETHEL NO. 61
The installation ceremony of
Bethel No. 61 International Order
of Job's Daughters was held on
Monday evening, June 2, at the
Scottish Kite Temple.
Installing officers were Honored
Queen Sandra Nyback of Bethel
No. 61; guide, Hazel Jo DeLamet
er, past honored queen of Bethel
No. 51; marshal, Sharon McCon
nell. honored queen of Bethel No
6; recorder, Carolyn Hunt, honored
aueen of Bethel No. 51; senior cus
todian, Sandra Adams, past hon
ored aueen of Bethel No. 6: junior
custodian, Jancy Meador, honored
queen-elect of Betnel wo. ; cnap
nlain. Norma Jean Lyon, past hon
ored queen of Bethel No. 51; mu
sician. Susie Williams, member of
Bethel No. 51; and soloist, Marilyn
Swansen, member of Bethel No. 6
The floral cross, formed by offi
cers-elect contributing nosegays of
purple iris, carried out the color
scheme of purple and white.
The new bethel officers installed
during the evening were honored
queen, Barbara Moore; senior
princess, Joan Marshall; junior
nrincess. Penny Preston; guide,
Patricia Anderson; marshal, Nan-
cv Hugelman; senior custodian,
Lana Lambo; junior custodian,
Peggy Clawson; chaplain, Barbara
Vinson: recorder, Nancy Hening-
er; treasurer, Beverly Clawson,
musician, Linda Hanville; Ubrar
ian. Carolyn Osborn; first messen-
cer. Sallv Robinson; second mes
senger. Susie Smith; third messen-
rer. Neeia Musselman; fourth mes
senger, Virginia Learning; fifth
messenger, Jackie Dukes; inner
guard. Tatricia Hurley; lady of
the liehts. Susan Runge; historian,
Gena Switzler; and soloist, Sharon
Vincze. Members of the choir are
Carolvn Jones. Diane Cheyne, Jo
Anne Leistikow. Sheri Mattson,
Barbara Leech. Gail Voight, Sue
Dick, Antionette MeKibbon, Susan
Parisotto, Carolyn Ball, Trudy Ev
ans and Judi Mattson.
Oueen Barbara introduced her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Art L.
Moore, who presented her with a
handsome savel. Junior Past
Oueen Sandra received her tradi
tional honored queen's doll .and
past queen's pin; and Honored
Queen Barbara received her so
cial crown from Mr. and Mrs. Al
Nyback and Sandra.
Refreshments and an evening of
dancing followed the installation.
The Klamath Chapter of DeMo
lay conducted the crowning cere
mony of Honored Queen Barbara
Moore.
SOCIETY
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Lakeview AAUW Tea Fetes ;
Lake County Senior Girls
LAKEViEW - Girls of the Brad-
uating classes of Lake County high
schools were honored at the annual
tea of the Lakeview Branch of the
American Association of Univer
sity Women Saturday, May 24, atl
tne nome of Mrs. Richard Proeb-stel.
BETHEL NO. 6
International Order of Job's
Daughters, Bethel. No. 6. met in
regular session Thursday, June 5,
with Honored Queen Sharon Mc
Connell presiding in the east.
Barbara Mollison, junior past
guardian, was, introduced and giv-
1 a welcome.
Honored queen elect, Jancy
Meador, announced her officers for
the ensuing term, and Honored
Queen Sharon thanked her officers
tor their cooperation during her
term.
Mrs. Mollison presented Honored
Queen bharon with a gift.
Librarian Carla Tomlin gave a
report for graduating girls called
If for Girls by J. P. McEvoy.
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BONANZA
SURPRISE PARTY '
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Turner were
given a surprise birthday party
Saturday night when a group of
friends came bringing a potluck
supper, two birthday cakes and
t'ltts.
Present for the dinner and social
evening were Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Turner asd daughters, Roxie and
Kathleen. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
Schmoe. Trudy, Karen and Connie,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ackhn. Dor
othy and Fred, Mr. and Mrs. Jaclt
Kelly, Nancy and Pat, and Mr.
and Mrs. Ncal Jones and Richard.
THIRTEEN MEMBERS of Xi Alpha Theta Chapter,
Beta Sigma Phi, qualified for the Exemplar Degree by
completing four years in a Ritual of Jewels chapter.
' Carmen Embree, president of Xi Alpha Theta Chap
far, read the ritual to the group at a dessert in the
Winema Hotel Camas Room on May 26.
First row, from the left, Joanne Noel, Barbara Rowe,
Joyce Dickinson, Fran Phelps, Berthiel Mayfield, Nora
KLAMATH FALLS
BETA PHI CHAPTER
Beta Phi Chapter of Beta Sig
ma Phi held the closing meeting
of the chapter's calendar year on
May 20 at the home of Lillian
Hayden. New officers for the com
ing year presided and all com
mittee chairmen were announced.
Lillian Hayden presented an in
teresting program "Home Building
and Planning." Refreshments were
served by co-hostess Ena Rogers
and each girl revealed her secret
sister of the year by presenting
her with a gift.
Assisting the hostess in receiving
the girls were Mrs. Robert L. Weir
Jr., Lakeview senior class advis
er; Mrs. Jess Faha, retiring
AAUW president; Miss Ivy Grov-
er, new president; and Mrs. Wil
liam Bach, vice president. Small
mortar boards in school colors and
a name inscription were presented
to tne girls. .
Presiding at the beautifully aD-
pointed tea table were Miss Laura!
Waterman, dean of girls, at the
Lakeview High School, and Mrs.
trwin Abramson, past AAUW pres
ident. Mrs. William G. Augustine
circulated the guest book.
Other committee members in
eluded Mrs. Dan Collins, Mrs.
Jack Pendleton, Mrs. Douglas El
der. Mrs. Julian Herndon. Mrs.
J. P. Bleakney, Mrs. Rodney Har-1
lan, Mrs. Robert Nichols, Mrs.
Forrest Cooper, Mrs. John Flem
ing, Mrs. John Blair, Mrs. Greg
ory Tainter, Mrs. Con Fitzgerald
and Mrs. Dean North.
The senior girls were also en
tertained at a luncheon on May 20
by members of the Soroptimist Club
when they met in the banquet
room at Van's. There were 40
girls and their adviser, Mrs.
Weir, and 28 club members pres
ent. Decorations and the menu
were planned on the Hawaiian mo
tif, and vocal numbers in keeping
with the theme were presented by
the girls trio made up of Mary Jo
Deely, Mary Lee Scoville and Ker
ry Adams.
Langell Valley
BIRTHDAY PARTY AT PARK
Billy Brown, ion of' Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Brown of Langell Val
ley, was 7 years old June 7, and
his mother invited some of his
friends to meet at Bonanza Park
to help him celebrate.
They rode, the merry-go-round,
had fun on the slides and swings.
The birthday cake was served
with ice cream and punch later in
the afternoon to Billy and his
guests, David Seater, Matt Mon
roe, Joan and Tim Roberts, Jim
my Peterson, Janice Schmidli, Vir
gil Lee Boomer, Lauryn Yancey,
Craig Smith, Bennie Brown and
Jimmy Seater.
Mothers assisting Mrs. Brown
were Mrs. Wayne Yancey. Mrs.
Howrey Roberts and Mrs. Charles
bchmidli.
DUNSMUIR
PICNIC ON BIRTHDAY
The birthday anniversary of
Tommy Test, son of Mr. and Mrs.
E. h. Test, was celebrated on May
30 at the Mount Shasta City Park
Tommy who is 8 years old, and
his friends were entertained at a
Quinn, Elaine Loney and Doralyn Bocchi. Back row, same
order, Mae Phillips, Doris Dykeman, Betty Settle, Sammy
Parker and Juanita Goode.
Barbara Rowe is a transfer from Boise, Idaho; Sammy
Parker, Elaine Loney, Juanita Goode, Berthiel Mayfield
and Doris Dylceman are from Kappa Chapter, and the
others are from Tau Chapter, Photo by Otto Ellis
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picnic party followed by a variety
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Periera, Bobby Johnsons and his
sister Lily Test. Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Clark Sr., and Mr. and Mrs.
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BONANZA
DESSERT BRIDGE
Mrs. Birdie Burk entertained
with a dessert bridge party at her
home in Bonanza on June 4.
Hieh nrize for the afternoon went
to Mrs. Roy Fernlund and travel
ing to Mrs. Mabel Maxwell, um
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Cecil Halev. Mrs. Bill Bechdoldt,
Mrs. Merrill Stewart. Mrs. Owen
Pepple, Mrs. Harold Williams and
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