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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1959)
HFRALH AND XFWS. Klamath F.ilK Or Wrdnrsrlav, .Tune 24. 1SS9 PACK SA Ail ALL DRESSED UP for th. photographer wart Mary Ann, 10 monthi, and Janie, 2'l, preHy daughters of Mr. nd Mrs. Jerry Smalley of Malin. Also residents of Malin are the grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Dan McAulSffe and Mr. and Mrs. George Smalley. Photo by Miller-Williams BPW Meeting Held In Tulelake ALTURAS Mrs. Clara Eddie, .president of the northern district of Business and Professional Wom en's Clubs. Inc., conducted the June planning meeting of the dis trict in the new Tulelake High School building at Tuelake Sun day, June 7. Mrs. Hallie M. Tierney of Al lures gave the devotional. The Weed BPW Club will he hostess toithe district at its fall meeting orf September 19 and 20. The winter meeting will be held in Redding January is and IT. 10 The Alturas cluh'will be hostess fnr the annual meeting April 23 and 24, I960. The North Wind, official organ of northern district,' will be edited by Mrs. La Docia Ellis of Chico. past president of the California Federation of Business and Pro fessional Women's Clubs. Phoenix, Arizona, has been chos en for the regional conlerence of the national federation of BPW clubs during July of this year. Lu cille Gansberg of Susanville, past president of the district is chair man of the "On To Phoenix" movement. Nelds Shanahan of Anderson. Junior past president of the dis trict, and Mrs. Clara Eddie re ported on the state convention held in Coronado May 2.1 and 24. Instructions to club officers was led by Mrs. Eddie with her re marks directed to club presidents. Cecilia Strother of Weed, second vice president and membership chairman, instructed membership chairmen: Grace Minch of Red Bluff, treasurer, advised club treasurers: Willa Messersmith of SOCIETY By HELEN BECHENI 0 0 OUTGOINS officers of lota Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, Tulelake, were pictured at the recent group meeting at the home of Mrs. Gail Smith in MerrilL Left to right, Audrey Bettandorf, corresponding secretary; Kath erine Lillard, recording secretary; Sarah Fuller, vice presi dent; Joyce Cushman, president. Not pictured were Marlys Walker, outgoing treasurer, and Julianne Dalton, extension officer. .. .. Tea Setting Orem Ranch FORT KLAMATH The home ol Mis. Ira F. Orem at the Oieni ranch south of Fort Klamath a. the setting for an informal at fnr on Friday adcrnoon. June 12 when Mrs. Orem entertained at a tea bc'uccn the hours of 2 and j o'clock. Inspiration (or the party was. Mrs. Douglas K. Moore. 'the lor mcr Marie Nuholson. who has been visiting in Fort Klamath with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart IE. Nicholson her broiher and lamily, the Bill Nicholsons, and oilwr relatives, and friends. Krirnds of Mrs Moore in For' Klamath were invited to attend the tcy. Native Daughters ALTl'RAS The Alturas Par lor of the Native Daughters of The Golden West held its June meet ing at the Odd Fellows Hall with Mrs. Mvrtle Williams presiding. The Native Daughters are very iiroud of the attendance record o! tneir presiden'. Mrs. Williams she comes to Alturas from Made line, Lassen County, and has missed very few meetings during her 25 years as a member of the order. Routine business was transact ed and Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Mildred Boyd were elected dele gates to the Grand Parlor which was held in Santa Cruz from June 14 to 19. Mrs. Irma Laird, past M piaiuim, ta m iiiia- ' . .( V. .J D..-I.... lit til inriiiuvi hi iiir uiaiiu i ai iui Holms, native of Germany, who i.- making her first visit to Eurorx since she came to Modoc Count; as a bride many years ago. The parlor donated 110 to the Al turas swimming pool fund. A family potluck reunion of al Native Daughters will feature th. next meeting which wilt be held u the Memorial Park on Thursday. July 2. The resignation of Marshal Jan ice McGarva, who has moved to Chico, third vice president and fi nance chairman, counseled with finance chairmen; and Evelyn Blandin of Redding, first vice president and program chairman, discussed program planning with program chairmen. Organization of a new luncheon club in Red Bluff was reported by representatives from that city. "Effective Living" is the theme for the new club year. Others from the Alturas cluh were Mrs. Chris Starr, district music chairman: Mrs. Howard Sssex, junior past president; Mrs Clarence Heryford. president; Mrs. Esther Shoults. first vice president. Mrs. Willis C. Mapes, Mrs. William Smith and Mrs. Jay Noviak. Luncheon was served hy the Tulelake club in the new high school. 1 '.' V The lace covered tea table was also represented the Alturas Par- centered witli. a dainty arrange- hor. ment of pink and white sweet a feature of the Grand Parlor peas; flanked on either side byUas a gathering of all the coun pink candles in silver candelabra try parlors in the state and was Pouring during the afternoon were c a 1 1 e d "The Hicks From The Mrs. William Zumbrun. Mrs. sticks." This year the Alturas Par Lloyd Nicholson. Mrs. Elmore j lor was hostess and took branches Nicholson and Mrs,. Gene A. Page.l0 flowering pine, juniper, sage cent meeting of lota Sigma chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, Tula lake. They are shown, left to right, Audrey Bettandorf, corresponding secretary; Katharine Lillard, vice president; Allure Allison, treasurer; Virginia Bradbury, president. OtheVs elected to serve were Marlys Walker, recording sec retary, and Julianne Dalton, extension officer. TIDBITS ENERGY DRINK . When it is too hot to. eat. arink youf food. Combine a whole raw egg with a glass of -fresh, cold orange juice or peach juice from canned cling peaches. Beat vig orously and add a little sugar if the orange juice is not as sweel as you like. MOTHERS: Whil Shopping Downtown RENT A STROLLER By th Hour or By rha Day 619 Main TU 4-S497 Since their marriage .an May 31 ol last year. Mr. and Mrs. Moore have resided at Anaheim while he was employed at nearby Brea by the Collier and Carbon Chemical Corporation. Recently he received a three-month transler to Hilo City cn Hilo Island, in the Hawaiian Islands, where he will be em ployed hy his firm. Mrs. Moore left Wednesday. June 17. hy plane from San Francisco to join her huMStand. DRIVE-IN Highwoy 97 North OPENING SOON! bruh and pine cones which were used as table decorations. Mrs. Harriet Sharp, member ol the Alturas Parlor, is leaving soon lor an extended tour of Europe. She will accompany Mrs. Helene Notion Wide VAN SERVICE House to Houst City to City State to State EAD'S TRANSFER t STORAGE Bonded 4 Licensed liokert SS3 Market TU 2-4671 Cottonwood, was regretfully ac cepted Mrs. Virginia Monroe, Mri. 'eva Asher, and Mrs. Kay Ma he w s were hostesses during i pleasant social hour after the peeling. TIDBITS Cut Calavo avocado into bite size cubes: dip in mayonnaise thinned with fresh lemon juice 'or use the easy Fruit Freeze which prevents discoloring i, then roll in crushed potato chips. Serve on picks stuck into a shiny raw egg plant as a tidbit for the buffet supper or cocktail party. SAVE. UP TO 80 ON RUG CLEANING oo-rr-TOuasEi r aro ci.hnino FOR RENT. A O D Point & D Store t? E. 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