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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
SUNDAY, JULY 13. .19
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VISITORS from Portland this week were Mrs. Edward
Poitrai, her young daughter, Diane Poitras, and nieces and
nephews for whom Mrs. Poitras is caring. The charming
family of small folks and Mrs. Poitras were guests at the
home of Mrs. Poitras"' aunt, Mrs. Floyd A. Olds of Chilo
quin. They drove to Klamath County from their home,
8016 North Willamette Street in Portland, and after a few
days' visit returned to join Poitras, finance officer in
the office of Indian affairs. Left to right, front row are
Mrs. Poitras, who appears frequently as a vocalist for
Portland groups, holding Susan, 5 months old, Floyd Harry,
4, Richard, 2, and Wanda, 6. Standing are Geraldine, 9
years old, Diane Poitras, 7 and Warren, 8. The children,
with ,the exception of Diane, are daughters and sons of
Harry Wright of Chiloquin. Photo by Kettler
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YREKA Mrs. Kathleen Parshall
o ' Ilornbrook and Airs. Joanne
Wendland of Yreka were elected
to membership by transfer in Hope
Itebekah Lodge No. 33 at the recent
meeting of the organization in the
Odd Fellows Hall.
Mrs. June Acer, noble grand,
presided at the meeting. Mrs.
Parshall formerly resided in Wash
ington, and Mrs. Wendland recent
ly moved from Oregon.
During the business session, a
letter was read from Bonnie Mar
tin, state goodfcllowship chairman,
which informed the lodge that a
"Traveling Cabin" would be in
Yreka soon to solicit aid for Presi
dent Frassic Speckart to raise
needed funds to establish a youth
camp in the Sierra Hecroeliohal
Association in Tuolomne County.
Dales for the arrival of the Trav
eling Cabin" will be set and an
nounced by the area Goodfcllow
ship chairman, Juanita Evans, of
Fort Jones.
Directors of the Youth Camp
representing the Rcbekah Assem
bly were named as follows: Kuth
Akers, past president, three-year
MRS. JIM JOHNSON, at left, was entertained last
week at Reames Golf and Country Club by the members
of her golf foursome, Mrs. Otto Ellis, second from left,
Mrs. Stan Soran and Mrs. William Dakin, far right, Mrs.
Johnson and her family left last week for Sacramento to
make their home where her husband Jim has been ap
pointed general traffic agent for the Union Pacific.
- Photo by Ellis
By KITH KINO
The chance to see a slate n'horn
Ing, tho excitement of accomplish
ment end the sober reflection of
lis people, is a once In a lifetime
experience, and a lucky gal from
our town was at the risht place
al the right time. Marilmi O'Con
nor, who knows bonks from "kiv
rr to kiver" up at the high school
lihiary, never dreaming that Con
gress would say "I Do." this sum
mer, on Alaska's slalchood. chose
the I'niversity of Alaska lo brush
up a bit (after her masters from
the I'niversity of Denver. I on journ
alism and anthropology.
She flew into Fairbanks right on
the nose, in time to he a spec
tator on Ihe day of days, excite
ment plus.
Writing home, the Kt IIS librar
ian relates that the combination
ol a Norwegian professor's acccnl.
the spelling of Kskimo names and
a sun thai Slavs alntl until II
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rived in our town to make their
home. Mr. T. is brother of Mrs.
F.d Dittrich iknown to her Sorop-
timist sisters as Torkyl. Both have
found spots in business world. Mrs.
T. at Whytal's, her husband with
the W. n. Miller Construction Com
pany. Greetings!
Hound the clock business of vis-
Ming was order of routine for Mrs
Lewis F.rhes Jr., San Bruno, lor
mer Pat Taylor, '54 valedictorian
at Kt'HS and recent graduate ol
San Francisco State College with
JiA with honors in how to make
a house a home. With her was h
mother. Mrs. Mark D. Taylor. Wa
pato. Washington, both here to at
tend recent Custer-Pedersen nop
lials.
Goodbyes to Fern and Joe I'eak,
homclolks here (or many years.
included fun hours at Dr. and Mrs
pnv. is making a dent in lier'lv;1" "Nita Thompson with K.ith
equilibrium.
Captured from Hurlingame, in the
slate of Cahtninia. are Mr. and
Mrs. (i ToikeUon who have a
Montague Pair Home
For July 4 Holiday
Icon and Bob Tliompson helping
pass the hoi s d'ocuvres. Peaks w ill
live near sound of surf pounding
Pacific shores at Harbor, and he
ginning from Inundation will build
- i home to their liking. Son Jim wi
finish stint with 4th Infantry Guests
at Thompson home later went
afield for no host dinner
Yreka Rebekahs Receive
Two Transfer Members
Malin Rainbow
Girls Meet
MAMN Malin Hainhow Assem
bly for Girls met July 7 w i t h
worthy adviser. Mary hay Kruger.
presiding, and mother adviser,
t ranees Kalina, assisting.
Reports were made by those who
iltendcd Grand Assembly in At
bany the last part of June. Mary
Kay Kruger, Glynna Weatherby,
Indv Cunningham, Phyllis Unruh,
Claudia Zeiders, and Shirley Bun
nell. The girls were accompanied
lo Albany by Mrs. Richard hruger
and Mrs. Kalina.
New initiates of the Malin As
sembly are Linda Ingram and
Kathy Boss. It was announced that
Judy Cunningham was appointed
Grand Service of Ihe Grand As
semlily of Oregon and that Phyl
lis L'nruh is a grand choir mem
ber. Past grand officers present
were Loll Ann Kandra. Julie W ake
field, Arlene Zeidcrs and Shirley
Bunnell.
Honored guests introduced were
Kayleen Johnson, grand choir
member: Donna Carter, worthy
adviser and Fmma Lee Carter
all of Ihe Klamath Falls Assem
bly. Other honored guests were
Mrs. Madeline D e p u y. wor
thy matron of Prosperity Chapter,
OF.S: Mrs. Hichard Kruger, past
mother adviser: Phil Bldiim, mas
ter of Ihe Malin Masonic Lodge:
and Arlene '.eiders, Claudia Zeid
ers. Shirley Mock. Janice Zarutzki,
Diane Micka and Lucille Owens.
all past worthy advisers of the
.Malin Assembly.
The "Seven Hays" sang "Catch
a Falling Star and Shirley Bun
nell plaved the piano. Refresh
mcnts were served following the
meeting. The next meeting will
be July 21 to be followed by a
slumber party.
term: Agnes Altnordhoff, past
president, two-year term: Kathleen
Miller, Fresno, oneear term.
Introduced .during the meeting
was Mrs. Louis Ludwick. vice-
grand of Golden Glow Rcbekah
Lodge, Mineral Ridge, Ohio, who
was visiting her niece, Mrs. Ber-
nice Meek, member of the local
lodge.
On June 28 a reception was held
in honor of Mrs. Frassie Speckart,
president of the Rebekah Assem
bly, at the Friendship Hall at
Marysville, California. Members of
the Yreka Lodge were invited.
reka members were aJso invited
to attend an Italian dinner prior
to the regular meeting ol the Shas
ta Lily Lodge, McCloud. June 26.
Mrs. Speckart was present making
her official visit.
An announcement was made rel
ative to the Odd Fellow and Rebe
kah float for the Tournament of
Hoses Parade, which the organiza
tion voted as a permanent project
at the Rebekah Assembly. It was
announced that the theme for this
coming year's float was "Adven
tures in Flowers.
Another letter was read to the
members from Patricia Swickard.
thanking the lodges for the going
away party given in her honor on
June 7. Pat left June l(i to at
tend the United Nations Pilgrim
age as a winner of the speech
MOSTAGl'K-Mr. and Mis. i.es
Barlow of Montague. Dolores and
Robert spent the Fourth of July
weekend at their old home in Ruth.
Trinity County. They were aronm '
panted by a giuM. Barbara Betts
of Montague
While at Hulh. Ihe Iwn young
Barlows participated in Ihe Hulh
Kodeo. where Dolores raptured
first pri?e in Pie cow daubing con
test. Later Dolntes and Holu-i won
fust prize in the baton race.
Dolores is a iiicmhei of the Mon
tague I.ancerelles. Hubert was Ihe
first prize winner in the calf rid
ing contest held during the recent
Montague Junior Ibxloo held in
June.
The Salvation Aimy h.i v! sen
lor bands, with a membership n
more than 6.000, in the lnitc
States.
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LATE SUMMER ACTIVITIES, including a dance and a
swimming party, are being planned by the officers of
Reames Junior Golfers. From left are, seated, Judy Ang
stead, girls' tournament chairman; Dennis Soran, boys'
tournament chairman; Linda Pernell, treasurer; Sally Rob
inson, president; Diane Drew, vice president; Bob Soran,
room committee chairman; Jo Ann Miller, publicity; stand
ing, Jack Sandmeyer and Kenny Moty, work committee.
Not pictured is Dick Marks, secretary.
Photo by Ellis
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THE ENGAGEMENT of Mar
ilyn Ann Mason to Gerald
(Jerry) Thomas Stewart
has been announced by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. War
ren G. Mason of 815 Eldo
rado. Jerry is the son of
Mr. and Mrs, Jim Maguire
of 103 Washington and is
currently stationed with the
Navy at San Diego. No
date has been set for the
wedding.
Photo by Miller-Williams
ALTURAS - Cedar Rebekah
Lodge No. 306, Cedarville, cele
brated its golden anniversary in
Odd Fellowship in its temple June
19 with Mrs. Charlotte Daschner,
vice grand, presiding in the ab-,
sence of Mrs. Lucille Sugden, no
ble grand. The lodge was institut
ed on Thursday, June 19, 1908.
There was a potluck dinner at
6:30 in the banquet room which
was decorated with pink roses,
the flower and color of the lodge.
Napkins were inscribed in gold
with the insignia of the order, name
of the lodge and Hates 1908-1958.
Mrs. Alice Criss. Adin. deputy
president of District No. 49. oc
cupied a seat of honor at the
head table. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Helen Wolter, Mrs. Laura
Walker, Mrs. Addie Yowell and
Mrs. Gracie Vogt of Mystic Jewel
HcDekali Lodge No. 82, Adin.
Seated with distinguished mem
bers was Mrs. Nora Bennetf.
mother-in-law of Lieut. Gov. Har
old J. Powers.
The officers wore dresses made
after the fashions of 1908 and at
their stations were the golden fig
ures "50" accompanied by sym
bols of the order.
A cloudburst in Surprise Valley
prevented some of the officers
contest, sponsored by the Sover
eign Grand Lodge.
Following the meeting the mem
bers adjourned to the banquet
room for refreshments served by
Mrs. Billie Walters, chairman:
Mrs. Shirley Peters. Mrs. Etta
Phelps and Mrs. Helen Walters.
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Alturas Rebekahs 'Celebrate
Golden Anniversary June 19
from attending. Their stations were
filled by Mrs. Ora H. Demick and
Mrs. Ethel Ash, noble grand, of
Northern Rebekah Lodge No. 208.
Alturas.
Mrs. Criss was presented by
Mrs. Demick.
Mrs. Ash presided as reader in
tne presentation of a pageant which
depicted the story of Odd Fellow
ship and history of . the Cedar
Lodge. The pageant' was directed
by Mrs. Viola White, lodge sec
retary. Mrs. Stella Hill of Sacramento,
only living charter member of the
lodge, was prevented by illness in
personally receiving the honors
planned for her. Her sister, Mrs.
Nora Bennett, Cedarville, was
asked to receive for her sister a
50-year jewel given by the lodge.
Mrs. Bertha Warrens and Mrs.
Nora Bennett were introduced as
49 and 47 year members respec
tively of Cedar Lodge.
The lodge room was decorated
with bouquets of spring flowers.
Refreshments were served after
the meeting. The anniversary cake
was baked and decorated by Mrs.
Ash. Mrs. Bennett cut the cake and
was assisted by Mrs. Ash in serv
ing it.
-Surprise
Shower
DUNSMU1R A shower for Mrs.
Dorothy Hill was a surprise fea
ture of the June meeting of the
Castle Grange Home Economics
Club at the grange hall.
Gaily wrapped packages in a
pink and blue trimmed basket were
presented to Mrs. Hill at the close
of the meeting.
Mr. Stork's helper and other ap
propriate table decorations added
to the festive affair. Secret pal gifts
were also exchanged. Hanna Hum
phrey and Pearl- Freemart served
refreshments to the 37 guests present.
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