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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1959)
j,-J- - . SUNDAY. MAY 31. 19SS HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE S B MOTHER'S WEEKEND at the University of Oregon drew many mothers including wo from Malin. Shown here it Mrs. Wayne Fislc, at right, being served by Mrs. Ward Cook of Portland. Mrs. Fislc is the mother of Douglas Fisk, a freshman student. At center is Mrs. Karl Kujac, mother of Karl Kujac Jr., a 1-ophomore majoring in music. The reception for the mothers was held Saturday afternoon in the university Museum of Art. Photo by University News Bureau P 77M& -- t nlrJf vtffi(s ?' ' ' r: .p np MRS. HARRY BOIVIN, right, presided at the punch bowl at the annual reception held last Saturday in the University of Oregon Museum of Art in connection with the Moth- i er's Weekend celebration held on the campus. Katie Boitin is a freshman at the univeisity. i Others pictured, left to right, Beverly Werkstern of Menlo Park, California, Mrs. John Scrivner and Mrs. S. W. Piece, both of Portland. Photo by University News Bureau i AMONG THE GUESTS' at the Reames coffee were these new members, left to right, Mrs. Larry Whytal, Mrs. Robert F. Starbuek, Mrs. William F. Gregory, Mrs. Ted Hyde, Mrs. Carrol W. Bingham and Mrs, George Andre. In the background, Mrs. Paul Angstead is seated at the prettily appointed coffee table. Behind the table at left is Mrs. Cecil Drew, chairman of the affair, and Mrs. Wilson Wiley. Photo by Ellis NEW MEMBERS of Reames Country Club were welcomed at a coffee this week when officers of the auxiliary and wives of men I board members were hostesses at the club. Mrs. Cecil Drew was chairman of the party. She and her committee turned the club rooms into a colorful spring setting with the use of umbrellas and arrangements of spring flow ers. Pictured are some of the guests-, left to right, Mrs. Al Hattan, Mrs. W. H. Graham, Mrs. William R. Smith. Mrs. Jack W. Williams and Mrs. Jim Wells. Photo by Ellit Beta Sigma Phi KAPPA CHAPTER Mrs. Katie Lake from OTI a the furst speakrt at the May S meet in? of Kappa Chapter of Beta Sima Phi. The meeting was held al the home of .Mary Lou Roufs and Shirlee Laver aered as the co-hostess. Following the meeting f h e new officers for next year were in stalled. They were Jonnie Vanish, president, Elennor Souders. vice president, Betty Persons, record ing secretary. Betty Perrin. cor responding secretary, Charlotte Pierce, treasurer, Lavonne Kellow, extension officer and Isabella Bri ner, director. Refreshmenta were then served s Lucille CrawleV, Maurlne Zach- er, Jonnie Vanish. Katie Vander. hoff. Donna Turner, Shirlee Laver. Lorraine Storey, Lois Rea. Eleanor Souders. Acnes Ru.Kh. Mary Lots Roufs. Charlotte Pierce. Betty Per rin. Betty Parsons, Dorothy Lowell, Lavonne Kellow, Carol Creswell. Brownie Bramwell. Isabella Bnx- ner and Shirley Mayhew. Bethel No. 51 " Henley Bethel No. 51. Interna tional Order of Job's Daughters. met in regular session May 18 at the Henley Grange Hall with Hon ored Queen Becky Short presiding. Introduced and welcomed were Phyllis Poole, past grand guardi an; Evelyn Biehn, past worthy matron of Manzamta Chapter OES: Coie Brown, Inei DcLama ter, Thelma Short.' past guardians of Bethel 51: Basil Brown. Harold Dehlinger, and Homer DeLama ter, past associate guardians of Bethel 51. Chandelle Horsely was presented a special pin for winning the new member contest conducted during the past term. Honored Queen Becky announced merit awards and presented the members with their bronze, silver or gold pins. Senior Princess Virginia Hunt announced that installation of offi cers will be held at the Henley High School cafeteria June ( at 7:30 p.m. The guardian council tor the coming year waa installed by Past Grand Guardian Phyllis Poole. New council members are Orabclle Rhodes, guardian: Pat Kaylor, secretary: Stella Dehlin ger, treasurer; Bonnie Finchum, music: Thelma Short, parapherna lia: Evelyn Biehn, finance: Beu lah Balsiger. sociability; Gretchen Thompson, hospitality; and Doris Hunt, publicity. The new guardian and associ ate guardian received the travel ing pins denoting their new offices. Gretchen Thompson was presented a past guardian's pin, and Bob Dehlinger was given a Bible, in appreciation of his service. Each expressed gratitude for the fine cooperation of the council and bethel members. - Librarian Sara Williams read a humorous article. Special guests, members of Lost River Masonic Club, were Intro duced by each girl who had in vited her "Secret Father" to the meeting. The meeting was closed with the r.nAn Rihle rM-monv in honor of outgoing Honored Queen Becky Short, each member signing the Bible in an impressive candlelight procession. 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