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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 5, 1959)
SUNDAY, APRIL B, 1959 HERAI n AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE S C RETIRN HOME MONTAGl'E Mr. a- Mrs. Oli ver Lane relumed to their ranch home in Little Shasta after a three weeks trip to Norfolk. Virginia, uhrre they visited their son and : la-law, Mr. and Mr. William Lane. William Lane Is at lendinq William and Mary College and hi wife is teaching in a high school. 1 Re JLK JL Jul lr' 3 ' "l! K ' I aVlat to - - - 4 fl pi Lcf tei it iftinf again. Our I cpf n watchmaker ana orkroaKrrn win repair vour lantel clock. dHk clock, riit watch, or any olhr I lime piece At a modeat coat. HI H III. Pit r ir PAIR . . . and PI" LIVES ANY ri.OfK . . . rrgar.iaaa f ' AIL WORK GrARANTFED MRS. PHILIP COLE, standing left, retiring president of the Dental Auxiliary, pre sents the gavel to Mrs. Lester Brookshire, newly elected president. Seated left to right, Mrs. James Creswell, treasurer; Mrs. Fred Krauel, secretary; Mrs. Harold Catmull, vice president. Photo by Ellis Dental Auxiliary Elects Officer The Dental Auxiliary met Thurs day evening. March 2fi at the Wt nema Hotel. The following officers for the coming year were .elected: Mrs. Lester Brookshire, president: Mrs. Harold Catmull, vice presi dent; Mrs. Fred Krauel. secre tary; Mrs. James Creswell, treas urer. Mrs. Phillip Cole installed the new officers and presented each with a lovely carnation cor sage. . Mrs. Brookshire presented Mrs. Cole with a gift of sterling silver candlesticks In appreciation of her fine work as president the past year. Mrs. Brookshire also announced that Mrs. Cole was elected first vice president of the Oregon State Auxiliary at the state convention in Portland March fi. MRS. DAISY THOMSEN, worthy grand matron of the Ordsr of Eastern Star of Oregon was guest of honor at a no hostess luncheon at the Pelican Party Room on Thurs day, March 26. Officers and members of Aloha Chapter No. 61, Cascade Crest Chapter No. 1 59, Manianita Chapter No. 172, and Prosperity Chapter No. 160, at tended the affair. Shown above, seated left to right, Georgianna Page, grand Adah of Oregon; Daisy Thomsen, worthy grand matron, Dorothy Pinniger, special guest; letha Murphy, jurisprudence committee member; Martha Powell, grand representative of West Virginia in Oregon. Standing, same order, Gladys Chubb, worthy matron of Manianita Chapter; Madeline Depuy, worthy matron, Pros- parity Chapter; Gwen Pierson, worthy matron, ASha Chapter; Cordelia Hobart, worthy matron, Cascade Crest Chapter. Mrs. Thomsen made her official visit to the four chapters of the Klamath Basin at a district meeting in Matin on Thursday evening. Each of the four chapters had a specific part in exemplifying the work for the worthy grand matron. Photo by Ellis RECEIVES HONOR Kdward Randall, who will re ceive a U.S. negree in zoology una June from the University or Ne vada, is enrolling at the Univcr sitv of Notre Dame where he has been awarded a teaching assistant- hip which provides for a general grant of tuition and living ex penses. In addition to his regular sludies this year he is student as sistant to Dr. LaRivers and is working on an independent re search project. Mrs. Randall is the former Karen Totton. da Ugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Totton 1218 Crescent Avenue. RIRTHPAY OBSERVED LANGKLL VALLKY Mrs. O. C Johnson and Rosalie Lomax ar ranged a small party for O. C. Johnson who was H3 years old on March 27. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett: Maria. Monte and Richard Burnett: Mr. and Mr. Harry Krazier and Linda: Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dearborn: Ted. Paul and Mark Dearborn: Mr. and Mrs. Lester Leavitt: Mr. and Mrs. Wcs Dearborn; Freddie and Henry Dearborn. 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