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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1959)
HKKAI.H AMI t eLS. ORKt.ON IT- . JMlrfHIMiifc PA(IE 5 B Annual Benefit Party Is Successful Affair Beta Sigma Phi annual bene " bridge, lea and fashion show ield this year a: the Rcames ountry ( luh was a suciesstul al i air Proceeds will go lo the local ' napter or Retarded Children Mrs. Jim Creswell was general chairman for the afternoon Mrs. Norman Mnty, mistress of cere mony The club rooms were decorated m the Centennial theme with clei- er chalk drawings on the walls done by Bill Finch. Mrs. Al Blanc was in charge of 'he lea table. Pouring during the afternoon ere Mr 01ie Cornet. Mrs G. A. Nichol. Mrs Robert Em hree l-s iam U'arrpn Mrs Inn Idy Clinton. Mrs Rob Schroeder Mrs Robert Oanielson and Mrs '.tonnie Vanish. Incidental piano music was1 played during the afternoon by Suzanne Feehack and Lorann Dai-! cour. The highlight of the afternoon1 was th fashion show Hire-twH hv Mrs. Lane Warren from the Bon! Bazaar and Fashion Villa. Models I were Mrs Wendell Huettl. and Mrs. Art Bragg, Xi Delta chapter; Mrs. Edward Roufs and Mrs. Thell tiea. Kappa; Mrs John McAlpine. Beta Phi; and Mrs Clifford Phil hps. Xi Alpha Theta. Children modeling were Kent and Karla Mayfield, Dee Milne. Teresa and 1-inda Van Orden. Gerra Souders and Peggy Jean Metzger. BETTY McALPINE . -4 ' '4 mm BETTY BRAGG Yreka Teachers Hear Travelogue VRKKA The recent meeting m (he Delta Kapp (iamma Soror ity, held at the Yreka Inn. WM highlighted hy a travelogue, and the showing of colored slides by Carol Petersen of Montague and Susan Thorn of Dunsmuir Both recently traveled to Germany a American Field Service Kicchange students. Plans for attending the regional conference scheduled for Red Bluff April 11. were discussed during the business session conducted hy President Atlanta Adams of Ktna Those present, in addition to At lanta Adams, included Alice An derson. Eugenia Astmann. Emily Bigelow. Leona Bryan. Rose Bur ton. Reita Campbell, Ruth Cum mins, Elsie DcAvilla. Ethel Clillis. .lulia Greene. Mary Hebard. Leona Luedloff. Lois Mardahl. Alice New ton. Audrey Prothero, Dorothy Schupp, Helen Sherman. Florence Short. Mary Str-ilh. Helen How arth and Ruth Van Hoosen. CLIPPER CLUB ETNA The St Patrick theme was carried throughout the meet ing of the Chpper Cub at their recent meeting at the home of i)r and Mn. T. A Andrews with Claude Caisady. skipper, presid ing During the business session the foreign exchange student program was discussed. It was oted to ask arious Scott Valley organiza tions for financial aid to secure $650 which is the financial requi site of the program At present the club has pledges amounting to $100. Serving on the commit tee are members Doris Tuttle. chairman. Clarence Dudley. Dr F. A. Andrews, Jane Cassady and Wes Sorenson. Family Visits State Capitol SUMMER LAKE Among visi tors it the state capital in Salem during spring vacation were Mrs. James Foster and four daughter! of Summer Lake Terry Ann. Jan ice and Elaine served as pages in the House of Representative! Tuesday, as guests of their grand parents. Rep. and Mrs. Thoma! R McClellan. while Mrs. Foster nd Elizabeth, s. observed the leg islative proceedings from In- gal lery. The girls attend school at Pais ley where Terry Ann is in the eighth grade; Janice, seventh; and Elaine, the fourth, which her moth er leaches. The Fosters live on a r:nch II miles north of Paisley and drive to school each day. A COVERED WAGON on black magnolia laavas with a background of daffodili mads an attractiva canarpiaca for tha tea tabU at tha Bata Sigma Phi banafit p--v. Tha Centannial thema was carriad out by wall hangings of chalk skatchas depicting scanas of Oregon. Silhouettes of aarly day utensils ware wall decorations. Mrs. Thell Ra. headed the decoration committee. Mrs. Jd-nes Creswell, general chairman, it shown above being served tea by Mrs. G. A. Nichol. Tea Photos by Ellis learn how to use eye make-up MARY LOU ROUFS LIONS AUXILIARY The March meeting of the Klam ath Falls Lions Auxiliary was held at the home of the president. Mrs. Estin Kiyer. The hostesses (or the meeting were Mrs. Hal Shidler, Mrs. Jack Bothwell and Mrs. Wayne Newton. Mrs. Phyllis Christian, director of district F for the Oregon Lions Auxiliary was a guest. This was Mrs. Christian's official visit to the Klamath Falls club. Mrs. James Misfeldt and Mrs. Harvey IVnham of the Toketee Lions Aux iliary were also guests. Two KVHS students, members ef Ruby Alloway's advanced speech class, presented the pro gram. Karen ,Mode, who was the winner for Oregon in the "1 Speak for Democracy Contest," gave her original speech. She received a trip to Washington D.C. recently where she competed with other finalists. Jim Mills presented a very en tertaining humorous apeech. The next meeting will he April 13 at the home of Mrs. N S. Hepburn. WALLET news The newest wallets are elongat ed and ha vp an actual watch m one corner They come in a range of colors from hone to black. Travelers Reiurn Home FORT KLAMATH Mrs. Ray mond S. Willeska1 Loosley re turned recently to her ranch home in Fort Klamath after enjoying a month's bus tour of Old Mexico She also visited relatives and friends in California and Arizona during the trip. The Iwsley ranc'i is now managed by her daughter nd son in-law. Mr and Mrs Mol lis Kizer Mrs. Loosley left this week tor Medford where she will spend somp time with her sister Also returned to their Fort Klamath home are Mr. and Mrs. Kmmett Sisemore after spending the past three months at Seaside. Oregon Your Home Should Reflect MS qualified in Ur- Th i If iar decorator will ba glad to help you j, m Vf solve vour interior decorating problems. 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Out-of-town quests were Carney end Seotty Lane from Klamath Falls and Betsy, Judy end Dwein Walden of Tulelake. From Merrill were Nancy Coul son, Debbie and Vic Shuck. Tillie Walker and Dean Rip pey. Special quest was the maternal qrandmother, Mrs. Russell Heynes of Tuleleke. Phot by Miller-Williams a wonderful j way to greet Spring... V I cr 1 jOktitk ycunfj the best place to shop . . . after all FRESH PAINT ,flWI. K. -. ONLY 11.98 i Crepe, a perremol fovonte fits right into vour plons for o stylish, practicol wardrobe Acetate and ravon crepe as shaped into o step in dress bv pure know how knows no hour or time of veor Crisp, white collar edqed m loct is the perfect touch Black, navy. Suet I2VS to 22VS, 12 to 20. 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