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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1959)
SUNDAY, APRIL 19. 1959 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE 5 C r-i iy,. ... ' sT"! rs? NEW OFFICERS of the Elks lodge ware honored guests at the inaugural ball Saturday evening, April II, The above picture was taken' at the reception preceding the evening of dancing. Left to right, husbands' standing In back of their wives, Mr. and Mrs'. Bert Bagett, Mr, and Mrs, Dean Matlick, Mr. andrs, Wayne Smith, Mr, and i '.i ', i , it- Ik'- v ' Mrs. Mike Holland, Mr, and Mrs, George Flitcraft, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craig, Mr. and Mrs, Clem Lemire, Mr, and Mrs. Walter Badorek, Mr, and Mrs, Benny Myers, Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Denault, Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Mullis, Baldy Evans and Bill Houston were not present for the picture. Photo by Ellis r. ... - fti 1 sj i'h "Live in the Sun!" MRS. KINSLEY L. DU BOIS of Vancouver, Washington, center, supervisor of the Northwest Region of Toastmistress' Clubs was the honored guest of the meeting of Council No. 4 at the Willard Hotel on April 12. This region includes Alaska, British Columbia, Oregon, Washington, West of the Cascades, and the tip of Northern Califor nia. i VI- Pictured at left is Helen Bassett, president of Ewauna Club, and Ingabord Pax, right, president of Mt. Mazama Club. Mary Catherine Powell of Grants. Pass, presi dent of Toastmistress Council No. 4 was visiting in Klamath Falls but was not available for the picture. Photo by Ellis ; - Toastmistress " Council Meets Daffodil-decorated programs, nut cups and floral arrangements com pleted the picture of a, spring gar den at the Council No. 4 Toast- mistress speech contest held at the Willard Hotel, Sunday, April 12. Council chairmen, Mary Cather ine Powell, as presiding officer, introduced Bonnie Wilson of Med ford as toastmistress. She in turn Introduced the speakers. Margaret Davies, member of Ewauna Toastmistress Club, placed first in the speech contest. Mar garet Ness of Medtord will be the alternate speaker. Mrs. Davies will compete in the speech contest to be held at the regional con ference in Bellingham, Washing ton, May 1, 2 and 3. The winner of that "speak-off" will compete at the International Con tention to be held in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Honored guest of the day was Lou Du Bois, supervisor of the Northwest Region. Council No. 4 Is iust one of the 11 councils under tier supervision. She has recently returned from a three-week visit with the Toastmistress clubs in Alaska. She gave an enlightening talk about the other 50 per cent of Toastmistress work Leadership Training. Recognition was given the Ewau na Club for their "Club of the Vear Contest" entry. BONANZA REBEKAHS BONANZA-Fraternity Rebekah Lodge 106 of Bonanza met on Mon day night, April 6, for their regu lar meeting. Noble Grand Esther Fernlund presided. District Deputy President Eva Roberts escorted Marcene Holt, to the chair of the noble grand where she was pre iented a past noble grand's pin in recognition of her office as color bearer of the Rebekah Assembly of Oregon. Gertie Dick reported that the card party held on Saturday. April 4, was very successful. Marcene Holt and Eva Roberts arc making plans to attend the Rebek ah Assembly to be held in Rose burg in June. After the meeting a eocial hour was enjoyed. Marcene Holt and Eva Roberts were host esses. CVMMBERBUNDS To change a plain black dress Into beauty, try one of thosi crushed satin cummerbunds in ruby, royal or emerald green Nice for wear with separates, too CHIFFON SCARF Nice to wear wilh your winter mat no and with your sprine coat In e little while: pleated chiffon icarf in violet, pink, pale blue or white. of n SERRANO Bnunn and Cotton - V to-Afi The exciting new Sheeth with Bolero In ptain eel ored Butcher Linen. Delicate embroidery on the bolero. Choose yours from these flattering sum ' mer colors of beige or rose. Sizes 10 to IS Permanent Crease Re$i$iani Washfasi Pre-Shrunk Buy on Revolving Chorge or Lay-Away Low, Low Prices Plus Green Stamps Hon Bazaar Bethel No. 51 Marks Birthday Henley Bethel No. SI. Interna tional Order of Job s Daughters, met in regular session April ,6 at the Henley Grange Hail with Honored Queen Becky Short pre- sioing. Since this meeting was the fifth birthday anniversary lor the Beth' el, there was a large attendance of mends and past members cele brating the bethels past achieve ments, visiting dignitaries wel comed included honored queen of Bethel No, and grand- marshal of Oregon, Pat Crawley; past hon ored queens of BeiBel No. 51, Hum Dehlinger, Maureen Campbell and Linda Bliss; past grand guardian and past guardian of Bethel No. (, Phyllis Poole; guardian of Bethel No. 8, Mrs. 5. R. Crawley; guard ian, Gretchen Thompson and as sociate guardian, Robert Dehuneer, both of Bethel No. 51; past guard ians ot Betnel No. 51, Coie Brown. Thelma Short, Inez DeLamater and past associate guardian. Hom er DeLamater and worthy matron Yreka Rebekahs Hold Initiation YREKA The initiation of four new members into Hope Rebekah Lodge, No. S3, was the highpoim of the recent meeting of the or ganization, held in the Odd Fel lows Hall, with Mrs. Florence Fos ter, noble grand conducting the session. Mrs. Frances Cunningham, Mrs. Velma Dodson, Mrs. Reida Stcin- hauer and Mrs. Cora Taltman arc the four new members initiated during the impressive ceremony with Mrs. Sylvia Thomason as roll captain for the event. Mrs. Joanne Wendland was the soloist, and Mrs. Cora Heath, musician, j During the business session. members heard a letter from Mrs. Mary Newcastle, secretary of the Rebekah Assembly, rela tive to the 69th annual session of the Rebekah Assembly, which will convene during the week of May 18 to May 23, in the Municipal Auditorium in Long Beach, Cali fornia. Registration of delegates will be at the Layfette Hotel on May 17. Those elected as dele gates from the Yreka Lodge are Mrs. June Ager, Mrs. Lucile Bu- ker, Mrs. Clara Henderson and Mrs, Mae Howard. Following the adjournment of the meeting, members gathered in the banquet room for refreshments served buffet style from a table that carried the Easter theme. Program chairman Mrs. Shirley Peters, showed movie of the Tournament of Roses Parade, held last January 1, in Pasadena. Refreshment committee for the evening were Mrs. Evelyn Wing- worth, Mrs, Berneice Meek, Mrs. Beatrice Sorth and Mrs. Joanne Wendland. of Aloha Chapter, Order of East ern Star, Gwen Pearson. A very clever reading, "The Unicorn," was given by Sara Wil liams, bethel librarian. Past Honored Queen Ruth Deh linger presented a gift from Coie and Basil Brown to Honored Queen Becky Short for her perfect at tendance as a charter member of the bethel. Other charter mem bers honored were Ann Taylor, Linda Bliss, Ruth Dehlinger, Mary Swisher and Maureen Campbell. Gordon Barnard, brother of Coie Brown, presented the bethel with a beautiful hand made bulletin board and a bethel emblem. The evening was concluded with the serving of the beautiful birth day cake, coffee and punch in the attractively decorated banquet room by the bethel daughters. ft' MARTHA ANN HEAD, will be the June bride of Earl Sakota, son of Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Sakota of Happy Camp, The an. nouncement was made re cently in Yreka by the bride-elect's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Head, The wedding will take place June 6 at the Horse Creek Community Church at Horse Creek. ANNUAL PART TULELAKE A group of Wiesi held their annual bridge party and! dinner Thursday night, April . Following dinner at The Inn, thai group played bridge at the kome of Mrs, Jack Cleugh. Those at tending were Mrs. Chrt Staneeyjih er, Mrs. Bud Fifs, Mrs, Marian Wilson, Bette Kelly, Mrs. Ken! Thomas, Mrs. Jim Zeller and Mr. Byron Johnson, TUESDAY BRIDGE CLl'B FORT JONES Julia Erickson was hostess of the Tuesday Bridge Club held at the home of Mrs. D. Glendenning of Fort Jones. Luncheon was served prior to the afternoon of bridge. Members in cluded Mrs. Neil Evans, Mrs. Shir ley Fisher, Mrs. Joanne Baker, Mrs. Shirley Fisher, Frances Lar sen. Sirs. Beverly White, Mrs, Mary Berry, Mrs. Donna Mills and Mrs. Gilbert Perkins. Special cuest was Mrs. Nancy De Rosa ot Redding. Other guests were Mrs. Vernon Walker and Mrs. E. H. Hovendon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Eastiick, Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. Evans. The host- ess served light refreshments fol lowing the card party. HELEN'S Beauty Salon J5 New Location 4717 So. Sixth Phono TU 4-4202 Anytime DESSERT BRIDGE TULELAKE Mr. and Sir. Ken! Thomas entertained with a des sert bridge party Sunday evening at thrir home. Guest were Mr, and Mrs, Ed Buckett, Mr, and Mrs. Virg Barron, Mr, and Mrs. Al Hantaan, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Crawford and Mr. and Mrs, Jack Clough. BED WHISTLER a idi chiM, Worit out a tystem m " . a 5 . 3 to mm, you wm smrw mj3 rim rfiild wants whft hear the whittle. 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