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THURSDAY, JULY 10. 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE 1 A 1 t ' e A II (I 4 -r '.; ;1 it ! i lp k tf " H Mj-l 75M ANNUAL OES INSTALLATION BRINGS HIGH OFFICIALS LAKEVIEW Oriental Chapter No. S, OES, and the Incoming officers were honored at the 75'h annual installation ceremony Sat urday evening. June 14, when Chester A. Felt of Burns, worthy grand natron of the Grand Chan- ler of Oregon, served as install ing patron. He assisted the install ing matron, Marion Franklin. He was accompanied by his wife. I Helen, grand marshal, who was soloist for the evening. Other installing officer! were' Marshal Gleta Wampler, worthy matron of Cascade Crest Chapter No. 159. Chiloquin; Chaplain Max ine Smith, past matron of Oriental Chapter No. S: and Norma San derson, organist, also of Oriental Chapter. Assuming the positions of presiding officers for the ensuing year were Mrs. Deward R. Bell, worthy matron, and her hus band, Deward Bell, worthy patron. Opening ceremonies were con ducted by the retiring worthy ma tron. Beatrice Paxton, who ex tended a welcome to the large group present, after which the out-going officers retired, and the following officers were installed in addition to Mr. and Mrs. Bell: Doris Simmons, associate matron; Arthur Simmons, associate patron; Beatrice Paxton, secretary; Hazel Bergstrom. treasurer: Goldia Rob inson, conductress- Nellie Lever- ich. associate conductress; Ger trude McDougal, chaplain: Lora Conn, marshal: Alice Bu- sacker, organist; Dorothy Osier man, Adah: Billie Morgan, Ruth; June Sorseth. Esther; Marion Franklin. Martha: Lura Waldness. Klecta: Eva Houston, warder; and Henry Bergstrom. sentinel. Background for the east was a large rainbow, the emblem se lected for the year by the worthy matron, whose motto is "The Joy of Living Comes From Doing." In recognition of her choice of colors a crystal vase of pink and white peonies stood at her station. Ap ple wood and sagebrush were used in making the gavel which was pre sented by the worthy grand pa tron to Mrs. Bell. The gavel was made by Mr. Felt and, on a ster ling silver band, was engraved the names of the presiding offi cers, their Installation date and the donor's name. The benediction was pronounced by the Rev. David St. George and a reception followed the install ation ceremonies. Heirloom rutwork embroidered linen covered the buffet tables, wheih were centered by a beauti ful arrangement of pink rosebuds interlacing a rainbow arched over a large silver bowl. Lighted pink tapers completed the decoration. Cake was served hy Mrs. Ar thur Simmons and Mrs. Lee Pax ton, and the -tea and coffee serv ice was presided over by Mrs. C. J. Clause. Mrs. L. G. Smith served punch and the guest books were passed by Diane Banister, honored queen of Lakeview Bethel No. 47. and Norma Franklin. Ush ers were N. R. Smith, Bend Frank lin and Lee Paxton. The refreshment committee was composed of Mrs. Paxton, chair man, Mrs. Simmons. Mrs. Robin son and Mrs. Leverich. Tables and decorations were done by Mrs. L. G. Smith and Mrs. Clause. MR. AND MRS. TILLMAN CROWNOVER Montague, California Crownover-Morris Rites In Montague MONTAGUE Beneath an arch way of red roses placed before the altar of the First Baptist Church of Montague, Tommie ' Morris. d?ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morris of Montague, became the bride June 20. of Tillman Crown over, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Crownover, also of Montague, at a S o'clock single ring ceremony performed by the Rev. Robert Mc Fadden. Lighted candles on the altar and bouquets of red roses placed at the base of the archway completed the decorations of the church. . Wedding music was played by Mrs. Gordon Freshour of Mon tague. Soloist was Louis Scales of Texas. " The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white embossed taffeta afternoon frock, the over skirt a delicate frothy blue nylon net. She wore a white hat with brief veil, and carried a bouquet if white carnations. Her only attendant was Rebec ca Glenn of Montague who wore a ballerina length gown of blue crystalline, fashioned with fitted bodice, full skirt, and bateau neck tine. ' .- Roger Burch of Montague was best man. Kenny and Melvin But tram seated the guests. Mrs. Marie Fussell of Montague, presided at the guest book. : Following the ceremony, a re ception was held in an adjoining room of the church. The refresh ment table was centered with a four tier cake which had been baked and beautifully decorated by Mrs. Marie Russell and Mrs. Myr tle Widner both of Montague. After the newlyweds cut the first slice of the wedding cake, they left for a short trip Jo an undisclosed aestinaiion. For her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Morris wore a printed silk after noon dress with beige hat and white accessories. Mrs. Crown over, mother of the groom, chose an afternoon dress of steel blue nylon, a blue hat and black ac cessories. The bride, has resided with her parents in Montague for several years, completing her grammar school education in Montague. She is a recent graduate of the Yreka High School. The groom received most of his education in California, graduat ing from Yreka High School. After two years service with the Navy. he is now employed at Sharp's Lumber Mill. The new Mr. and Mrs. Crown- over will live in Montague. County To Take More Roadways The county will take over 67 roads of various lengths on the Klamath Reservation August 1.1. under provisions of the Klamath Termination Act. Glenn Smith, Indian Bureau en gineer, is now preparing rignt oi way descriptions for the roads and will submit them to County Clerk Charles DeLap. They will be recorded so the county can officially take title to the roads. The thoroughfares run through both tribal owned land and Indian alloted homesteads. Taking title means the county will be responsible for maintain ing the roads. DRAFTEES '. Six Klamath County men were Inducted into the Army on June 25 at Portland, under the selective Service program. The local contin gent included Joel Dean Rnark. 1427 Gary Street: Robert Joe Fabi- anek. Malin: and Julio Laurence Gonzales. Route 3, Box 1214: plus rhree volunteers: Harold William Dearborn, Bonanza; Jack Harold Freeman. Malin; and Richard Ray Kruger, Malin. ' CANNED MEATS ' Luncheon meat, canned hams, chili con came and meat stew made up one-half of all canned meat Items packed under federal Inspection in lfS7 Annual July Clearance SAVE ON SHOES Hurry - Come In Now for Best Selections Van Orman's 527 Main VODKA HIGHBALL with ginger ale . . . or any other mixer y off the greatest name in VODKA ID t IM Preif. IMM ft" (Hli. Sd. Kim Humfl Fit. (Dii. ll Binliii). Iirthnt, Com. 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