Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 14, 1959, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY. JANUARY 14. 1053 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE F1VT5 THE ENGAGEMENT of Alma Lee Chronister and Stan Tecumseh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Tecumseh, Beatty, was recently an nounced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Chronister of Bly. Both young people are 1957 graduates of Bly High School, The bride-elect is employed with the First National Bank of Nevada at Las Vegas. Her fiance is stationed at San Fran , cisco with the Navy. A fall wedding is planned. t 1 'L MRS RAYMOND BAIRD was Barbara Rose Werner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Werner of Bonanza, before ' her marriage De cember 6. Her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Baird of Klamath Palls. The double-ring cere mony was performed at the Little Chapel in Virginia City, Nevada, by 'Justice of the Peace Mrs. Matilda E. , Pollard. After a honeymoon to the Oregon coast the - young people are at home in Klamath Falls. Yreka Bethel Installation YREKA An impressive cere mony marked Ihe installation of new omcers ot the International Order of Job's Daughters Bethel No. 69 of Yreka. which recently look place in the Masonic Temple Sandra Arnberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. hred Arnberg was tailed as the honored queen, while other officers seated were Sherrie Morford. senior princess; Judy Reynolds, junior princess: Ardoth Schuck, guide; Darolyn Ellis, mar shal; Barbara Betls, recorder; .lane Turre, chaplain; Sharon Wig- ley, librarian; Sandra Kiock. mu sician: Marilvn Biawman, treas urer; Cheryl Whitman, fourth mes senger, Janice Bat son, third mes senger: Qloria Manning, second messenger: Joan Wendt, first mes senger: Adrienne Favero, senior custodian: Judy Trivelpiece. jun ior custodian; Kay Crulehfield, in ner guard; and Ollie Skinner, out er guard. As the officers marched through an archway of sprayed pine cones and evergreen boughs, each placed red spraved chrysanthemum to form a cross of flowers. Escorted into the bethel by her father was retiring Honored Queen Patti Bartlett. daughter of Mr. ana Mrs. Don Bartlett. Officiating as installing officers were Julie Dickson, guide; Judy Moore, marshal: Paula Foote. chaplain: Mrs. Cecil Elliott, mu sician; wilma Parker, recorder; Janet and Judy Avery, custod ians: Marjorie James and susan Messner, hostesses, and Wilma Parker, soloist. Patti Bartlett. as past honored queen, presented the nonorea nueen s pin and gavel to Sandra Arnberg, who in turn presented a past honored queen s pin to Patti. As the queen tooK her obliga tion, Wilma Parker sang, "Al ways," and "A Pretty Girl is Like A Melody, when the new hon ored queen was presented her gavel. Escorted to tne cast, wun past queens and past princesses was Mrs. Kathryn Mortord, deputy grand guardian. Mrs. Mane Merrill omciaieo as installing officer for the seating of the new guardian council, who are as follows: Mrs. Kathryn Mor ford, guardian: Ralph James, as sociate guardian; Mrs. velva ln velpiece, guardian secretary; Mrs. Hattie Batson. guardian treasur er: K;s. Reva Moore, director of music; Mrs. Edna Skinner, pro moter of sociability; Mrs. Helen Shelton. custodian of parapherna lia; Mrs. Ella Manning, promoter of hospitality: and Mrs. Audrey Kutzkey, promoter of junior ac tivities. Following the retirement of the officers and bethel choir, the eve ning was completed with dancing and refreshments served in the banquet room to members and their escorts. 1 .-v H, 1 .Ik -3 ANNONCEMENT is made by Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Hubbard of this city of the en. gagement of their daugh ter, Marilyn Jo, to Joe. R. Otey, son of Mr, and Mrs. Raymond D. Otey of Dor. ris. The bride-elect is a stu dent at KUHS. Her fiance, a graduate of Butte Valley High School, is -now em ployed with the Forest Serv ice. No date has been set for the wedding. Photo by Ferebee SOCIETY Maurine Neuberger Director Of American UN Association Election of Mrs. Maurine Neu-ithe World Federation of United berger, wife of Oregon Sen. Rich- Nations Associations. Mrs. Neu ard L. Neuberger, to a position! berger explained, and its program on the board of directors of the'is devoted to attainment of world Mrs. Neuberger will help deter-has addressed I number of worn- cation and raise the status of mine policies to promote public en's organizations on UN programs i women in under-developed coun- knowledge and understanding ofjto improve world health and edu- tries. the United Notions. Mrs. Neuberger has been invited to attend the meeting of the board scheduled for January 28 in New York City. The Neubergers have had a lone interest in progress of the United Nations. While in Army service during World War II. Neuberger attended the IM5 I'M charter con ference in San Francisco as an official observer. Mrs. Neuberger American Association for the Unit ed Nations was announced recent ly: Mrs. Neuberger was named to a four-year term on the board of the association, whose officers in clude Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and Palmer Hoyt, publisher of The Denver Post and former publisher of The Oregonian. Other members of the board include former Sen. Herbert Lehman of New York, Paul G. Hoftnan, Dr. Ralph J. Bunche, John, R. Boettiger, Mrs. Eugenie Anderson and Anna Lord Strauss. The associalion is affiliated with peace through the work of the I'nited Nations organization. As a member of the board of directors, ALL I S STOCK WALL PAPER i uME30Ifl3 4 Wj mi Record Sale 78 and 45 RPM RECORDS 200 Doz. or 25c each 10" l.p. n 00 Records Vslu" to 4 00 I " 12" Pop and Clasiicol 1 LP. Records Vo 5 ,8 72 PRICI Values to 2.10 Children's Records 49' 1026 MAIN UHLIG'S Phone TU 4-5512 WINTER HOLIDAY Winter fun in the sun is in store for Mr. and Mrs. Al Schmeck who have spent the last two months in Mesa, Arizona. On January 6 they I drove to Mexico where they plan to visit places of interest and do I some fishing. They will makci Mazatlan their headquarters for an indefinite stay. ENGAGED DUNSMUIR Mr. and Mrs. Dale L. Hutton Sr. have announced the engagement of their daughter, Lor- etta, to peter raneK, son oi r,nm Panek. The young people, both oraduates of Dunsmuir High School, have set no wedding date - SAVE - Amana Plan ' WAY FOR BETTER LIVING tnjoy a complete selec tion of foods regardless of season. Sav approximately 1 week's food bill out of every 4. Oregon Food Plan INC. 401 So. 6th TU 2-4401 AAUW To See Art Display ' Members and guests of AAUW 1 attending the January meeting will hear a talk by Gordon Ken - tier on "Art in the Community." ' There will be a most interesting ; display of samples of various art . works by members ot tne ruam- ath Art Association. . Music chairman Mary Van Vac- tor has arranged for the program ' to include selections by the tresn ' man girls Triple Trio from KUHS under the direction of Steve Stone Those wishing to make reserva tinns for this luncheon, to be held ' Saturday, January 17, at the Wil ' lard Hotel at 12:30, please call t Evelyn Dibble. TU 2-4038, by : Thursday evening. ', NYLON WASH TIP Plastic refrigerator freezer 'containers can help a woman cut ! down on runs in stockings. She can wash her nylons in these " filled with warm soap suds. With '. the top on. shake the container briskly. Then rinse out the suds under running water. Squeeze (lockings in a towel and hang to : dry. ' The Welcome Wagon . t Hostess Will Knock on Your Doot '. with Gifts & Greeting from Knendly Business, 1 Neighbors and Your : Civic and Social Welfare Leaden On the occasion of: ,The Birth ol a Baby : Engagement ! Announcements Arrival of Newcomers to ' Klamith Fallt ! Ma eotl or oblioationl ; Phont TU 2-0834 You don't just save . . . you save more . . . with WARDS WINTER SALE BOOK During January mere are sales Here and sales there ... But nowhere are there savings offered like those in Wards new Winter Sale Book I See over 800 items at the lowest price ever, plus other unbeatable values. So shop and save nowl TYPICAL TOP VALUES: 100 Cashmere Cardigan; lowest price ever 9.90 Girls' Corduroy Slacks; lowest price ever 1.77 Boys Parka Jacket; lowest price ever 5.97 Dacron-blend Dress Shirt; lowest price ever .... 3.77 Fine Percale Fabric; lowest price in 16 yean .. 27c Cannon "Empress" bath towels; lowest ever Monaural Tape Recorder; lowest price ever 134.88 Argus C-4 35 mm. 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