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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
SUNDAY. JULY 13. 1953
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COW COUNTRY at Ontario, Eastern Oregon, was destination (or Cow Belles
from 'round the state who journeyed with husbands or in feminine groups to attend the
45th Annual Oregon Cattlemen's Association convention in May. This picture was taken
In the president's corner at the Cow Belles' luncheon. Left to right are Mrs. Robert
Burghart, Colorado Springs, national president; Mrs. Dave Campbell, Bly, outgoing
state president, and Mrs. Walter Jacobson, North Powder, state president for 1 9 5 8 .
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GUESTS FROM THE FAR NORTH who loved Oregon
but flew right back to Alaska, have been Mrs. Paul Mor
gan, far left, and daughter Connie Rae, 13, third from-the
left, seated next to Charles A. Whittemore, 6429 South
Sixth Street. Ricky Whittemore, also 13, sits next to his
mother, right. Mrs. Morgan and daughter are from Sitka,
Alaska, where the Whittemore family lived and were in
business for several years. They are now co-owners of the
Mt. View Trailer Court on South Sixth. The hosts and their
guests did a bit of vacationing on Puget Sound near Se
attle before Mrs. Morgan and daughter left for home.
Photo by Kettler
Yreka Pvthians
Bestow Knight
Rank On Nine
ALOHA TO THE MAINLAND will soon be changed
to Aloha to the Islands, when Roberta Matthews, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Matthews, 1832 Earle, returns home
August 4 following a summer session at the University of
Hawaii in Honolulu. Roberta sailed last month aboard the
SS Lurline from Los Angeles. She is enrolled in a home ec
course at the university, and will return in time to com
plete her final year as a home economics major at Oregon
State College this fall. Roberta's parents are gearing
themselves for the dishes they know will come with her
return poi, lomi lomi salmon, and all the rest of the trim
min.gs for a real Hawaiian luau.
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NEW OFFICERS of the Newcomers Club were installed recently by Mrs. Ted B.
Case, center, retiring president. The new officers are' from left, Mrs. John T. Howard,
vice president; Mrs. Sam E. Moss, president; Mrs. Gerald M. Wadkins, treasurer and
Mrs. Clinton C. Mills, secretary.
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A GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY is a time for a family gathering. Daughters
and their families were present on June 29 to honor Mr. and Mrs. Elon Owen Foster
when 50 years of marriage was the occasion for a party at the Klamath Falls Yacht
Club. Seated on floor, left to right, are Douglas Stiles and John Hazzard, grandsons.
Seated second row are Jay Hazzard, Sacramento, son-in-law; Mrs. Hazzard (Delcie Fos
ter) a daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Foster, Klamath Falls; Mrs. Elbert Stiles (Wyoming
Foster), a daughter, and Elbert Stiles. Standing, Steven Stiles, grandson, and Mr. and
Photo by Otto Ellis
Family Reunion
YREKA Tlif C!mn Krustiil
hnirM" in Yri'ks ws Iho seme nl n
family reunion OM-r the Knurth ol
July weekend when all their d;niev
trrs. Ronn-in-law and 17 Ki'-mdchil-dren
Ralheced
SftlinE the spark (ur the feslue
rvent was Ihe arm al of Captain
and Mrs. Louis J. Mei artea i Hetty
Keuslal1. Mike nnri Maureen, on
July 1 from Japan, where I'aptatn
Mecat'tea has been with the Aimy
for the past thiee ye ir? His lam
Ilv was with him the p,t two
years.
The Merai'teas relumed In boat
and were met in San Krannsco
June 2 by Mis Mtvarteas
brothfr-in-la and sister. Mr and
Mr. Chirles Bailey ol tied niull
with their children, Betty l.ynn and
Ronnie. On the trip to Yreka. the
party '' Joined by Bailey's par-
YRKKA An impressive open
air ceremony was held when the
KniRht rank was bestowed on nine
candidates, three from Yreka and
six (mm Wcaverville, at Ihe lRlh
annual Knights of Pythias core
menials at Ihe Pythian Cave south
of Yreka.
The June 28 event was highlight
ed hy the presence of the grand
chancellor of California, Richard
C. Willmrn of Highland, who was
specially honored.
A large group from the Y'reka
Lodge and members from San Ber
nardinn. Lnkewood, the Bay Area
Sacramento, Reno, Nevada, and
Southern Oregon attended the cer
emonies, presided over by Ihe
chancellor commander of reka
Lodge No. Kill, Wayne Armstrong
In charge of the ritualistic feaiv
whri-h cimlerred the rites of the or
der was Lee Morlord, past chan
cellor. Initiates becoming members
of the Yreka order were James
Freeman. Julius van Lawk'k and
Joseph Moore Jr.
Participating in Ihe rites were
Wayne Armstrong, Kenneth Bley,
Waiter Bray, Kdwin Rrown, Lloyd
R. Coatney. Carl Hifvey, Harold
Lance, Henry Lauridsen. Wesley
AU'Alllian. l.ee aiorimu, nasnir.
Price, Clayton Raw son, James C. B
Robinson, Vayne Ralston. Pete
Schlueter. Ted Simcox, Russell
Smith, Warren Smith and William
S. Swigarl. t
Prior lo the ceremonies a ban
quet was served by the Aurora
Temple No. 5:1, Pythian Sisters, to
125 Yreka and visiting Knights of
Pythias and wives in the Odd Kel-
lows Hall in Yreka.
During Ihe dinner a presentation
of a colored photograph of Mount
Shasta was made to Grand Chan-i
cellor Wilhurn by Wayne Arm
strong on behalf of the Yreka
Lodge.
During the ceremonials the Py
thian Sisters were entertained at,
Ihe Odd fellows Hall where special!
honors were bestowed on Mrs.
Quinler iKdith' Harris of Sac
ramento. formerly of Yreka. Mrs ,
Harris was honored as Ihe newly,
elected Pythian Sisters Grand'
tiuard of California.
The program featured a skil,
"This Is Your Life in Yreka, Kdith
Harris."
Participating in the skit were
Mrs. Klla Burns. Mrs. Kllie Butler.
Mrs. (ieorge Calkins. Mrs. John
Cawley. Mrs. Lloyd Coatney, Mrs
W. W. Barnaul. Mrs. Karle Greene.
Mrs. Wavne Hill. Mrs Beth Hoi
Mrs. Krnest Johnson. Mrs
Mrs. Frank Nole Jr. (Rosalie Hazzard, granddaughter.)
Fifty Years Married
Life For K.F. Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Elon Owen Foster,
who have lived in Klamath Falls
since 11125, were honored on June 211
with a reception at the Klamath
Falls Yacht Club for their 50th
wedding anniversary". They were
married on June 28, inns. Mrs. Fos
ter was Ihe former Isabell McFJ
roy. Kirby, Wyoming.
Hosts for the delightfully appoint
ed affair were their daughters and
sons-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Haz
zard. Sacramento and Mr. and Mrs.
Klhert Stiles, Klamath Falls. Re
ception hours were from 1 to 5
p.m. Also in the receiving line were
their granddaughter. Mrs. Frank
Nole Jr., and Mr. Nole, Sacramen
to. The Ihree-liered golden wedding
coke, topped with the symbol of
half a century, was encircled with
white rosebuds and golden leaves
on a frill of golden net at the base,
(lolden tapers further enhanced the
central motif.
Nancy Clark, Janie Larkin and
.nary .wargarot Addison were in
charge of the guest hook
Mrs. Foster wore a golden orchid
at the shoulder and her husband
wore a gold earnation. hoth gifts
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mack. Oth
er flowers were in keeping with the
anniversary theme.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hillis, this
city, guests during the afternoon,
who were celebrating their 29th
wedding anniversary on the day of
the reception, were presented with
a corsage and boutonniere by the
hostesses for the party.
Assisting ahout Ihe rooms during
the altcrnoon were Mr. and Mrs.
George Blanas, Mr. and Mrs,
Ralph Jones. Mr. and Mrs. J. D
Giuntoni, Mr. and Mrs. B. F,
Hogue. Mr. and Mrs. John Larson
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Stoner,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mack, Mr.
and .Mrs. Waller Lassett.
Mrs. Charlotte Martin, Mrs. Lu
cille Wirtz. Mrs. Kd Boothhy, Mrs.
N. S. Hepburn. Mrs. Louise O'Bri
an. Mrs. lona Mae Wells,
Mrs. Louis Fritsch, Mrs. Neil Black
and Mrs. H. 0. Juckeland.
"Lollipop" Theme
Of Church Party
"Lollipop" was Ihe theme chosen
tor tne Mann Westminster fellow
ship's Basin party held June 13
at the Yacht Club.
The room was decorated with al
ternate pink and white lollipops.
A canopy covered the refreshment
table, from which some 80 guests
from four churchejiin the Basin
were served.
Churches represented included
Peace Memorial. Malin, Tulelake,
and Peace Memorial Presbyterian.
Chaperons were Mr. and Mrs.
Kd Green of Malin; the Rev. and
Mrs. Art Johnson. Tulelake; the
Rev. and Airs. F.than Whitman,
Malin: Mr. and Mrs. Burt Hnvle.
Tulelake: Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Har-
lon. Klamath Falls.
Guests danced and played games
during the party. Punch and cook
ies were served.
A record 49,489 persons visited
Yosemite National Park over the
Memorial Day weekend this year.!
VI Reed, Miller's very
own Charles of the Riti
cnts. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailov
Not to iom Ihp runinn at Ihr loway
KouMal home were another son-m-I V Phillipo. Mrs. Posoy Sullivan
law and riaiiL-hlrr with thnr iht.-iMrs. Olho Spurlock find Mrs. ba
drrn. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ri?o,
(llrnny, Margaret Ann and Thiesa.
all of Weed
Kvenls indudod a turkey dinner,
an outdoor barbecue and then the
entire party drove to the Frank
Hri home at Weed for an Itali
an spaghetti feed.
Sexeral hours were spent one
evenins viewins colored niolion
pictures taken by the Meiarleas
during their three years in .Kipan
The Mecartea family lelt JuU
Irt for Fort INey, Kansas, where
Taptain Mecartea will report back
lor duty
The distance between the earth
and the moon is miles.
hello Tebhe.
Mrs. Harris was presented a
iike. which h.id heen decorated a
"Hook ol Memories" by Mrs
Olive ei;a. The cake, a Kift from
the Pythian Sisters, was presenter
by Mis, Helena Schlueter, most ex
cellent chief.
Kenneth ftley tas general chair
man in charge of the ceremonial
and the dinner chairman was Mrs
Irene Willenhrink. Program com
mittee chairman was Mrs. CI$r
enee Rohinson.
On Sunday morning. June ?
ome SO reka and visiting Knight
of Pythias and thejr wives gatherc
n the garden patio of Mr. an
Mrs. Pole Schlueter for breakfast
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