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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1959)
SUNDAY. MAY 17. lflofl HERAID AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON i 'i.A 111 r-vi- A rsi-i k-i rs-rcs tw ! .,, ju nL'f JP-i ,,kMwrs 3 U4 V N O T N3 4 v.. - i rU diance! mm . w tf'iii mi rhawitiiim'tn" iBii-Kiitiiin LAST MINUTE DETAILS are checked by committee members of the Oregon Moth ers Club for their silver tea which will be held May 21 from 3:30 until 5:30 at the home of Mrs. Harry Molatore, 2030 Portland Street. Proceeds from the affair will go to the Oregon Mothers' scholarship fund. A feature of the afternoon will be a style show pre. tented by Bon Baiaar. Oregon mothers and mothers of prospective students at the universi ty are invited. Pictured left to right, Mrs. Jack Dutch er, Mrs. John Cox, Mrs. Al Schmeck, Mrs. Herbert Pounds and Mrs. Robert Yuen. Committee members unable to be present include Mrs. Charles Larkin, Mrs. Fred Burgoyne and Mrs. George 'Clark. Photo by Ellis If ill MiHSi RUSHEES OF TAU CHAPTER, Beta Sigma Phi, who received the ritual of jewels at a meeting April 21 in the home of Freddie Blanc are shown, front row, left to right, Karla Rackliff, Lorene Galbreath, Francis Childers, Joy Baldwin, Freddie Blanc, Joan Spaiil. Back row, same order, Ethel Nichol, Dannie Gibson, Iris Hassfeld, Jean Bjdorek, Sue Smith, Mary Lou Stanbery. Bonanza Girls Honor Mothers BONANZA The annual "Moth rs Tea" was given in the library room by the Bonanza girls Friday arternoon, May 8. Marilyn Math ews, home economics teacher su pervised the tea. The room was decorated wilh pear blossoms and daffodils. Mothers and guests were present ed with carnation corsages with sugar cubes tied to them. The decorating theme was "Sugar and Spice for Someone Nice." Claudette Pheiffer announced the program, which was opened with poetry by Joan Fernlund. followed hy a style show by the 10, 11, and 12 grades featuring capri pants, pedal pushers, blouses and dress es made this school term. Margaret Thomas read appropriate poetry. The eighth grade girls modeled pa jamas, gathered skirts and beach towels with original paintings com pleted this year. Marilyn Mathews presented Vel ma Terpening with the "Silver Thimble" award given to the out standing homemaking girl given by the DAR of Klamath Falls. SURPRISE PARTY Ellen Shunn was presented a beautiful bedspread by members of the drill team of the Eagles Lodge at a surprise party on April 30. Those present included Lillian Carr. Ha?el Dungan, Nellie DeWitt, Becky Campbell, Ree Stevens. Mil dred Burris. Lora Jarrard. Tillie Kurth. Thelma Walters and the honored guest. NAOMI SHRINE Nanmi Shrine No. S of the White Shrine of Jerusalem held a regular meeting at 8 p.m. on Saturday, May 9, in the Masonic Temple. Ruth Rodenberger, wortny nign priestess, and Elvin Phillips, watchman of shepherds, presided in the East and conducted the meeting with their corps of officers. A group of past officers. Jim Hunter, Dale Howell and George Retterath, past watchman of shep herds: Helen McCornack and Nell RoHprafh nast wnrlhv high nriest- esscs were all introduced, escorted and welcomed in the bast. Rncinpcc urns rnndnrled as usual. with the reports of the supreme session being the hignugnt oi me evening. WHP Ruth Rodenberger had just returned by plane trom the supreme session held in Min neaoolis. Minnesota, during the week of May 4 through the 7th, and gave a full account of her ex periences of the trip and nctaus of the session. Rouss M. Thomas of Durham, North Carolina, was installed as the new supreme wor thy high priestess ana win mane her official visit to Naomi Shrine rtn Auttnit 21. A snecial meeting and ceremonial will be held for the occasion. Each Shrine in the Unit ed States is visited by a supreme worthy high priestess only once every four years. WHP Rulh Rodenberger an nounced that she had received the annnlnimnnl nf siinrptne mieen's attendant and WOS Elvin Phillips had been appointed as supreme king's guard. Other supreme ap- nAlntmniile have nnt hppn received as yet. and it is hoped they can A JUNE W E D D I N G is planned by Marcia Prescott and Alva M. Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Lea of Coos Bay. Their engagement was announced this week by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Prescott of Malin. The cere mony will be performed June 13 at St. Mary's Cath olic Church in Corvallis. 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