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SUNDAY. JULY 20. 15)53 Vnf9 jnfmf wiyriin ;'L tV -h I HERALD AND NFWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON ,mt tfn .ir 'rs. kvvi jiff -' i - ' $ IS ' A - k . J J ' : "i I 1 ; I ' : . , 7 , . i. REBEKAH ASSEMBLY OFFICERS from California are pictured above during the of ficial visit of President Mrs. Frassie Speckert of Marysville to Shasta Lily Rebekah Lodge No. 345 in McCloud. Mrs. Speckert is shown center above. At the left is Mrs. Faye Damngton of Iselton, assembly marshal; and at the right, Mrs. Vivian Kara of Florin, chaplain. The trio of state officers is pictured at the regular meeting of Shasta Lily Lodge on June 26, when Mrs. Speckert made her .official visit. Photo by Kite, McCloud 5? &mwiimpiQmitpmg s NEW OFFICERS OF CASCADE CREST CHAPTER, OES, are pictured alter they were installed on June 27, in Chiloquin Masonic Hall. First row, from the left, Bert Stan ley, Virginia Zumbrun, Cordelia Hoback and Layton Hoback, associate patron and ma tron and worthy matron and patron, respectively. Second row, same order, Myrtle Myers, treasurer; Bonita Smith, conductress; Athel Roser, organist; and Ethel Mathes, chaplain. Third row, Glota Wampler, marshal; Sadye Page, warder; Pauline Harris, associate conductress; and Eliiabeth Zuler, secretary. Fourth row, Josephine Zadina, Electa; Callie Clark, Martha; Dorothy Stanley, Es- Pat Jenkins, Ruth; Margaret Woods, Adah; and Robert Woods, sentinel. Photo by Harry Elliott LABOR DAY. September I, is the tenranve dare set for the wedding of Brenda Sue Holder to William Ward. Both are members of Dorris families. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Hol der, who announced the forthcoming nuptials. Wi liam is the son of Mrs. Delia Ward. The affianced are graduates of Butte Val ley High School, Brenda Sue in 1958, and her fiance in 1953. iliwf ii- iff7 fl ,:( " "i hit -- '" " '-- -- i "i ' ' in iii iflTmr KLAMATH FALLS AERIE 2090 and the Eagles Auxil iary installed new officers during ceremonies June 6 at the Eagles Hall. Left to right, seated, are Rhea Stevens, Nellie DeWitt and Agnes Parks, trustees; Juanita Parker, secre tary; Etta Wiseman, treasurer; Hildred Burris, conductor; Louise Davis, junior past president; Lorna Groves, presi dent; Patricia Hageman, vice president; Ora Eritt, chap lain; Helen Chapman, inside guard; Ollie Moffit, outside guard; Barbara Hurley, grand installing conductor; Blanche Slaughter, grand installing president. Standing, same order; " are V. L. Parks and C. W. Campbell, trustees; Leo Woods, secretary; Bob Thurber, -treasurer; John Swain, conductor; Charles Davis, past worthy president; Cecil Spender, wor thy president; Harold Slaughter, worthy vice president Bob Stevens, chaplain; E. A. Shulmire, inside guard; Johr) ' Mousseau, outside guard; Henry Ketsdever, installing . conductor; and Charles Samuelson, installing president.; Not pictured is Nick Burke, trustee. prominent Jlainatlt (ISadin cuniiieA IJnited Nuptials Set For July 26 MeCLOUn A former MrClourl girl, .lanyce Gail Parker, dauchtcr of .Mrs. S. A. Graves, Spring lielfl. Oregon, will he married lo Larry Lavon Wilson of Birming ham. Alabama, on July 26 in Ihe chapel al the Alameda Naval Air SI at ion. .lanyce graduated from Spring field High School and attended school in McCloud. Rolh .lanyce and Larry are based at the Naval Air Station in Alameda here .lanyce is a photographic labora tory technician and Larry is an aerial photographer's mate, third class. He is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Howard B. Williams of Birmingham. th. Cascade Crest Chapter OES Installation Of Officers New oHhti s ni I'.iM-ade Ci iM i installing niai vh.il Chapter were milalled Knday ep- nnnr: instnllm Ponas Hidr- :anist. A 1 m a The porch season is in lull swing. Here's hoping most of ymi cleaned wicker or bamboo furniture before using it. If you didn't, now is the tune to wash the nieces. Rut don't soak them. Then give them a coal of shellac to keep dirt from grind- and henorarv marshal. 1 lnln ,h ,lh-rs- nine, .nine with wormy niatron i orer; and patron (llet.i WampW and Myrtle Myers. William Wampler presiding in 1 ho j rw nflicers m.lalled werei Sliding across a car seal usual e;isl. Ksrorted and inl i xtu-ol ! ( , v nK,tinn. Cordelia Hnb.u k: I ly brings a startling jolt tiom were (leoigia Page, grand Adah; worthy patron. I .avion Hoback; static electricity. One wa In check nf the tlrand t'liapler ol Oregon; ! aociale matron Vip-inta Zilnl- this is to insulate the inside door and past matron and patron. I'nns lnin assnciaie patron. Mei lland bandies by coating them w ith clear I Sojourners A large number of Sojourners Cluh members, their quests and prospective members attended the regular luncheon meeting at the Willard Hotel on July 9. Guests of members were Mrs Adeline Relleau from Tacoma; Mrs. .1. K. Richmond. Mrs. Ken neth A. Marsh and Mrs. Norma Relcher. First time prospective member guests were Sirs. Lyriia Sevde and Mrs. Myrtle Dressell; second time guests were Mrs. Clarice Cox, Mrs. Tommy Stalker and Mrs. Nancy Hamilton. All were greeted by Sojourners Club hostesses, Mrs. Roy Carter. Mrs. T. F. Bcchtel and Mrs. Har ry Mauch. Added to the roster as new members of Sojourners were Mrs. Gretchen Green and .Mrs. Hazel Hallack. Reading of Ihe club's bylaws by Mrs. Shirley Horton, preceded discussion of plans for the annual adult picnic at Moore Park sched uled for Wednesday evening, July 23. This event will take the place of the regular luncheon meeting on that date. The adult picnic is a highlight in the club's summer program and is an inlormal fun-event lor mem bers and their husbands. Mem bers and guests will gather in the Moore Park picnic area beginning at 6 p.m. and supper will be served after a social hour. After the business meeting cards were played, with prizes awarded to Mrs. Gertrude Wright and Mrs. Marguerite Barkc in bridge: Mrs. Nellie Norriyke. ca nasta: and Mrs. Clemencc New ton, pinochle. For further information concern ing the picnic, please call Mrs. Marv Reed. TU 2-5444. (Continued From Page 1-D Myrna Welman, youngest sister of the bride, was flower girl. Her dress of orchid taffeta brocade was floor length. A sash nf plain match ing taffeta encircled the waist and tied into a large back bow. She wore orchid carnations in her hair and carried a basket of rose pet als. Best man was Ihe bridegroom s cousin. Max Heiken, and ushers were Larrv Lund, John Gndard, Kenneth McAndrews and Claude Taylor. Larry and John also served as candlelighters. For her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Welman chose a beige lace dress with mini green acces sories and a white corsage, and Mrs. Porter wore a royal blue lace dress with white accessories and corsage. The reception was in the church dining room iivsniediately after the ceremonv. The while tiered cake, decorated with pale yellow roses and silver leaves and topped with a miniature bridal couple, was served by Marie Bellaschi after Leroy and Eunice cut the initial slice. Lighted tapers and flowers in the bride's colors com pleted Ihe reception table decor. Carila Calmer served the punch: Ruth Weslover poured coffee: Lois Hartley registered the guesls and Sheila Adler was at the gift ta ble. For travel on the honeymoon trip through the Southwest the new Mrs. Porter wore an aqua suit with white accessories. The couple is now at home, M7 South Roulevard, Idaho Falls. Idaho, where Leroy is employed by the atomic energy division of Phillips Petroreuin Company. Both are graduates of KlIHS. Leroy in 195.1 and Eunice in 1955. He is a graduate of Oregon State College, where he majored in chemical engineering, and Kunice. graduate in elementary educa tion from Southern Oregon Col lege, plans to teach in Idaho Falls this fall. Out-of-town guests at the wedding were Mrs. Harry Silver, the bride groom's 94-year-old grandmother: Kathleen Silver, Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Silver, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Silver and family, Carila Culmer. all nf Ashland; Mr. and Mrs. .1. K. Bridges and Kathy, Mrs. Dick Lahti, Mary Anne Everett, Maria Bellaschi, all from Portland. Sharon Oslrander. Roseburg: Sheila Adler, Camp White; Ruth Weslover. Eale Fotnl; Mr. and Mrs. F:ilon Snow and Melba, Maf jorie Samples, all of Lakeview: Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Carlson and family. Cottage Grove; and Mr. and Mrs. Will De Lay. Eugene. PBK-NUPTIAL EVENTS Included in pre-wedding parties for the bride were three showers. the first given at SOC in Ashland before school vacation, by Maria Bellaschi and Carita Culmer. On June 13. Mrs. P. 0. Hed- herg. Mrs. Swan Ericksnn, Mrs Wallace Esgate and Mrs. Ed Froid were shower hostesses at the Hedherg home, 1005 Prospect. On June 2fi, Mrs. Andrew Col lier was hostess for a shower at her' Pine Grove home. On the eve of the wedding. Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Porter were hosts for the after-rehearsal dinner at their home on Van.Ness. where din ner was served buffet lo mem bers of the wedding party. designed by Renauld of bloomfield Mrs. Ralph Hemmesch Is Feted At Reames Auxiliary Meeting Mrs. Ralph Hemmesch, vicei president nf Reames Auxiliary, i was presented with a farewell gifl by members of the auxiliary at Friday's meeting at the club house. The presentation was made hy Mrs. Norman Moty, president. Mrs. Hemmesch left last week for Minot, North Dakota. Appoint ed as vice president to replace Mrs. Hemmesch was Mrs. Clar ence Humble. Another highlicht nf the month ly meeting was a lnok at Ihe long awaited furniture for the patio and sun deck of Ihe clubhouse. The chairs are covered with plastic tubing in pastel shades of pink. turquoise and yellnw with match ing glass topped tables. The louv ered cover for part of the sun deck, to be ennstructed of red wood, should be completed this week. The chairs, chaise lounges and large louvered redwood over nang, for the sun deck, are this year's project for the auxiliary. Members of Reames and their guests are invited In a very spe cial dance to he held at the club house on Saturday, August 9. A large committee headed by Paul ine and Howard Pernell, will be on hand In offer the dancers a night in Hawaii complete with ex otic decorations and food. J4k f7 Black crepe with black tetin trim . . . touehet of Rhine itonet at neck end belt. A Bloomfield fashion in the best of today's trend expressed with timeless taste . . . cut, finish and detail are the work of per fectionists. Available in half siies. Other half sizes starting at 1 2 Vj . . $195 J f Bon Bazaar Low, Low Prices P I u t S&H Green Stomps If you're not shopping the Bon, you're spending too much! 4480 So. 6th Next to Oregon Food and Pttighl Kircher. installing ma iStanlrv: sreretarv. Kiiaheth ci tron and patron tor th eenmi:.or; tre.tsiin r. Myrtle Myers; , Sealed in the eaM ;"i1 lnlt mhirei , conduct re.s, Knmta Smith: asso wcit Mai caret Sliet idnn, worthy date conductress. Pauline Harris: matron nl Aloha Chapter, Klam (chaplain. Kthel Matins: marshal, a'h Kails; Madeline and Homer u;rtn Wampler: oi-anisl. Athel lVpiiv. umilu m.iirnn and patron Koser; Adah. Maraaret Woods; ot Piopentv Chapter, Malta; Ruth, Pat Jenkins; Kslher, Por Merre'll and iVward Hell, uoiihy ,.(t,v St an lev; Marl ha. Callie matt nil and patron of Ouenial Cl,k; Klecla, Josephine Zadina; Chapter, l.akeuew, and Marion , aider. S.uhe Pago; and sentinel. It rant, uoitivy patron ot lanan- Rnhnt Wood. )ta Chapter. Klamath KalU llnnorarv Matron Rnvahe Ho bai'k mil nrlm nl the follow hi c a ; Hist in a nut all i m: nit ice i s ItiO all infi eliaplam, KthH Zimmerman Cotnlort is important lot a per jon's jeneral oii'louk. And in r prciall li"' day ealU (or plentv ot comfort Women who think the Alp cooler hi't an-e thev Wi .u fi w pr l.ier; of lo'hinj ai' ii'V ton ti ihutp In tnnr n n a: mtb n undrr and e i't ;t,i;;.iirv the sk'n ;;.ni"i i'iKMe heat a.i helps ahso! h per r v.' inn ihellac. The State Health Pepartment says Ctah leads the nation with 71.2 per cent of its residents in ioculated acainst polio. (leoria and (iene Paae and i id rev and I .ou Kellison were hosts for the rvenuii; and Janel Hall w as in chai se of the uuest honk l.tnda Dates enieitained with seveial vocal soins and refresh ments were served hy Star ninn het s and H;r.nhov Cirls after the insta'Iat ion ceremonies NOW! 2 FLAVORS , t Now li il wnt-vhipor1. 'n unmen. thi" ' vnnter-rmiilir"! cl '.i haps, tivmc tl"' h .ii k care. Haiklrs ;;.n n lattrrmc if the h.n k us pretty a p" ''. er skin and hcii in b.K-k hrush whon ir 11 til k n .1 ,ilH li, 1 -O'l , i-iill nil i it I ..r ,v.l II : n !-.ll The seasnn nt ii ' :nt ml Inns and (limy nw'i ' :.'. .-..IN i- ! true femininity, Kiin'iii vr thi I"1 lisinc sac-hels in ni-:. Imli'in. nimmer garment. A -n h.,. ti,.r K-rntu in drawers fni Imsrw lo, enhance Ihe liht iiirainoi (ri .iiii. 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