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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1959)
-I FRIDAY, JUNE 12. 1959 HERALD An NEWS. KT.AMATH FAILS. ORKOOV PACE 9 A vlS-' f jrL ' ?f 'Society By HELEN BECHEN HOl'SE WARMING PARTY LANG ELL VALLEY Knenk gave a surprise housewanrang party tne morning oi June 2. lor Mrs. Luther Noble who recently moved into her new home. The ladies went in a group at 10 in the morning. Mrs. Haley Shaw and Mrs. Arthur Monroe took cotlee cake and Mrs. Louis Randall the coifee. Mrs. Noble was given a lamp for her' home. Attending were Mrs. Homer Roberts. Mrs. Claude Brown, Mrs. Richard Ste wart. Mrs. Jack Metier, Mrs. Kli Rosanriitch. Mrs. Knos Bland. Mrs. Orville DeVaul. Mrs. Lu Pen ner. Mrs. Lloyd Gift. Mrs. Kermit Keysor. Mrs. Will Campbell. Mrs. Nora Hensley. Mrs. Walter Smith Jr., Mrs. Paul Monroe, Mrs. Grace Blaser, Mrs. Howrcy Rob erts, Mrs. Don Clark, Mrs. Kent. Mrs. Jack Lynch. Mrs. L. F. Nich ols, Mrs. George Kcady, Mrs. Wayne Yancey. Joan Keysor. Mrs. Art Monroe, Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Randall of Langell Valley. Mrs. Bill Milne. Mrs. Russell Walsh of Kiamalh Falls. Mrs. Bob Schmor, Mrs. Oscar Peterson of Bonanza MARY LOCKHART, center, receives a scholarship assistance Adams, left, of the Dunsmuir Business and Professional Women' Mrs. LaUocia cms ot t-hico, past BrW state president, who was the speal Advancement Breakfast given for senior girls of Dunsmuir High School by the BPVV Club. Mrs. Grace Piclcthorn served as mistress of ceremoniee at the affair which was held at the Travelers Hotel. Musical interludes were provided by Betty Blsagno and Susan Thorn. ' Photo by Peggy Walsh, Dunsmuir :. check from Mr,. MaJdin. WfTlZl TTST . JT in's Club. At the r i g h t is A S V-fotvl ' 1 as the speaker at the Career J ,f . I" ? M - , . f ' MR. AND MRS. ERIK HANSEN of Montague celebrated 25 years of marriage on May 24. - Photo by Betty Dow Yreka Sorority Seats Officers YREKA Installation of new of ficers for 1959-0 was the highlight of the recent meeting of Beta Sig ma Alpha sorority held at the home of Mrs. Leo Spry, who was seated as the new president. Mrs. Louis Choate, a past presi dent of the chapter, as installing officer, also seated Mrs. Richard DeMers.vice president; Mrs. Wal ter Biegler, treasurer: Mrs. Oscar Piemme, recording secretary; and Mrs. Richard Silva. corresponding secretary. Mrs. Don Tyler, newly elected education chairman, was unable to be present for the ceremony. Mrs. Spry presented the retiring president, Mrs. Jack Nosier, the gavel for her pin. Dinner was enjoyed by the group at the Shamrock Cafe, following the meeting and installation cere mony. Present, in addition to those mentioned were Mrs. Gordon Pray, Mrs. Sam Canttani. Mrs. Herb Egelman, Mrs. Robert Gor don, Mrs. Charles Guenther and Mrs. Ken Truelove. GOOD TIP If you want your chenille bed spreads and robes to have a fluffy appearance after laundering do it thu way: Wring them slightly by hand then hang the wrong side out on the clothes-line. As the wind blows the tuffs will rub to gether and be fluffy when dry. They have not been flattened by machine drying and have been "MRS. MARYNELL SCOTT, left, president of Omicron Upsilon chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, presents a jewel box to outgoing president, Mrs. Jean Smith. The group is planning a fashion show early in September to raise money for their child welfare program. The sorority supplies much necessary equipment for the local hospital, and makes an emergency fund available for children of parents unable to pay for their hospital care. Photo by J. O. McKinney, Mount Shasta TYPEWRITER IN ORCHESTRA RICHMOND, Va. I-Miss Mil-' dred Mason, who pounds a type writer all day in an office, also plays the typewriter for the Rich mond Symphony Orchestra. She pecks away in a novelty" number, Leroy Anderson's "The Typewrit er." She follbws the score closely on ner typewriter so that at Just the right time the typewriter bell rings. Yreka OES YREKA Highlight of the recent ly held meeting of Stella Chap ter, Order of Eastern Star, in the Masonic Temple at Yreka, was the initiation of Mrs. Esther Ma rie Smith as a new member. The meeting was conducted by Worthy Matron Dorothy Johnson and Worthy Patron Thomas Watt. An impressive memorial service was held for members who hadj died during tne past year, as Mrs. Dorothy Van Orsdel read a prayer, white flowers were rev erently placed upon the altar. Visiting deputy grand matron. Mrs. Lucil Gaynor. was escort ed to the east, as was Mrs. Alice Landon, grand representative to Canada from California,, both of whom were welcomed. Mrs. Ethel Cavin. Mrs. Jeanne Rea. Mrs. Esther Gray. Mrs. Ef fie Butler. Mrs. Ora McGregor. Ernest Millbourn and Mrs. Alice Landon. were honored as having birthdays during the month of May. The temple was attractively dec orated with arrangements of white snowballs for the meeting. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting at tables dec orated with . spring blossoms. The refreshment committee headed by chairman, Mrs. Evelyn Lichens, with committee . members. Mrs. Rosemary Franson. Mrs. Harriet Houston, Mrs. Josephine Kinney. Mrs. Kay Jensen and Mrs. Mary Simmons. 0,.t; , j , ) ;', .'rff JSI CLEAN SKILLET LIDS Electric skillets have turned many young brides, and older ones for that matter, into cooking whii zes with- their controlled cooking methods. If you use metal filter tops in such a frying pan. always wash this cover alter each use. When the steam escapes while something cooks, the mesh tends to collect grease. A good sudsing win cm mis grease deposit. placed on the line so that one ide rubs against the other fluffing it as it dries. HAVE YOU HEARD HUNGRY PEOPLE? Tht Fat Man's in Town The extra-protein bread ...tor healthy youngsters ...and I igurewise mothers IA specitl formult HOLLYWOOD BREAD Hollywood Specitl Formula Bretd . . for cjlorte counters and btuy younguers. Protein! B-l! html Sue to! Reil nourislitnent. Vet just 46 calottes in a thin tttccj - It's great for you and 1 wonderful body-builder for.' you np ten, totvj Slar $' A TV and ierf if VIHKJ J PRIII M(l-wee Mm . W-te terOV lOOW.Mi-'etll. Bak.il (W FLUHRER'S Undti Licenjt by Nattoiul Kakr SwvltM tncCMceo Ct"9(. IM It NM4 SffiMM, Ine. MRS. MARGARET. GOOGINS, left, was installed as president of Mount Shasta Craft Post No. 157, American Legion Auxiliary, on June 4. She is pictured as she receives the gavel from Mrs. Cora Heath of Yreka, president of American Legion District 2. Photo by J. O. McKinney, Mount Shasta BEST VACATION ROBE In these days of airconditioncd hotels, the best robe you can pack for a trip is a lightweight wool. An English basket weave in a pas tel color is ideal, if you can af ford it. Otherwise, any feather weight wool in a pretty shade. WHITE SHOES White shoes belong in your sum mer wardrobe only if you can promise yourself that you'll keep them really while. If you can, then try a pair of white pebble calf pumps with a stacked leath er heel. BEST JEWELRY BUY The most for your money when you're buying costume jewelry is the most expensive you can afford. Rhinestones set in sterling silver are a better buy than rhinestones let in a dubious metal. PRETTY ACCENT Bed is a fresh and pretty ac eent for pink this spring. Try red pumps with a suit or coat in pink tweed. But don't have all of your ether accessories in red. too. 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