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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1959)
1 HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Wednesday. .Tulv 8. 1959 PAGE 9 A Oriole Rebekahs DUNSML'IR Oriole Rebekah Lodge No. 2)7 and Independent Or SOCIETY der of Odd Fellows were recent quests of the Mount Shasta Reoe :ah and IOOF Lodge. The occasion was the installation By HELEN BECHEN Enjoy the Thrill and of Mary Callander, Mount Shasta. Contentment f m New as Rebekah district- deputy and BRIDGE PARTY j BONANZA Mrs. Ceril Halvl zicr, Mrs. Doug Smelcer, Mrs. Merrill Slewart, Mrs. Mabel Max well and Mrs. Lester Leavitt. PIANO or ORGAN IN YOUR HOME For Yoert ol Pltalur Como In Soon. Eoty Budgtt Tirmi. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO COMPANY 127 N. 7th TU 4-7112 Carl Kirkpatrick as Odd Fellow riis- rict deputy grand master. , Retiring district deputy presi entertained at her home near Bo nanza on June 24, with a 1:30 dessert bi iriee Dartv. Three uhlrv dent, Mildred Lockart, Dunsmuir, SAVE UP TO 80 ON RUG CLEANING DO-lT-YOI'Ri:!.r Rim CLEANING FOR RENT. A & B"K l!tt t. Mala TO i-tSU and retiring district deputy rand master, Jim Lockart. Dunsmuir, were in play with high prize for me atiernoon going to Mrs. Roy Whitlalrh. second high to Mrs. Bill Bechdoldt, traveling prize to t-erved as installing officers. They were assisted by Amanda Cook and Fiank Laas of Dunsmuir. install Mrs. Ted Rowchffe and low to Mis. Bill Burnett. Others present were Mrs. Harold Williams. Mrs. Lcland Harris, Mrs. Paul Monroe. -Mrs. Mae Gale." Mrs. Harry Fra- ing marshals, and an escort of Dunsmuir Rebekah Lodge mem bers. The ceremonies were witnessed by 43 members of the lodges. rfi i Minimal i o. t,'7 mmPmm 1 J J i rr WILMA IBILLIE) McLEAN recently arrived in Klamath Falls to assume duties as service club recreation director at Kingsley Field. Mrs. McLean has spent 12 years in such capacities with the military. She has served at both Fort Lewis and McClellan Air Force Base, three years in Ger many and 25 months in Japan. Just prior to her arrival in this city she taught one year at the Convent of the Good Shepherd in San Francisco, a school for wayward girls. Mrs. McLean, a native of Utah, attended Latter Day Saints College and was graduated from the University of Utah. Her daughter, Mrs. Edward Black, lives with her hus band and two children in Vallejo, California. Mrs. Erma Coolc, Mrs. McLean's mother, is making her home with her daughter in Klamath Falls. . . phoro by Ellis Service Club Activit-ips Start At Kingsley Field This week will see the start of many activities at the Service Club planned lor (he airmen at Kings Carter, Helen D. Goeckner, Myr- na Leitzke, Sirs. Leitzke. Janice Shepard, Mrs. Nellie Shepard, Pat ley Field. Recently arrived in Crawley, Mrs. Lucille Crawlev Klamalh Falls is Wilma (Billie) McLean who will serve as servjee club recreation director. She will work with Capt. Frankie Kelly, personnel service officer at Kings ley. Service clubs for enlisted men, their families and friends, date back to the days of World War I and are under Air Force regula tions. Events are planned to pro vide well-rounded programs and recreation in a homelike atmos phere. Recently Mrs., McLean met with ' an advisory committee composed '"of Helen' Callison, Edna Howell, Lois Serruys, Claire Ellis, Jean ,Co and Beth Chase. At this time plans were made 16 compile a list ot local girls who would serve HAZ-RIKS The Haz-bins met on Monday evening. June 22, at the home of Peggy Long. Pinochle was in play with high score going to Fannie May Thompson, second to Belly Ketsdever and low to .Mary Wells. May Eck received the guest prize. The July meeting will be on Mon day evening, July 27, at the pome of Mary Wells. If It' '. '' Ji Tern Goeckner, Ronnie Owens, Mrs. Clarisse Cox, Mrs. Edna How ell, Mrs. Lois Snrnivi L. Lund, Karen Lund, Mrs. Helen callison and Capt. and Mrs. Frankie Kelly. Many others in- vited were unable to atlend be cause of vacations. Any girls wishine In aiionH iho dances may contact one of the list ed girls who will in turn present tneir names to the advisory com mittee for approval. Identification badges will be is sued to the junior hostesses. Transportation to the base will be furnished by an Air Force bus. A pickup stop will be made at 7; 30" at the Winema Hotel and at 7:45 at Town and Country. Host esses will be returned in theca OSlE-YEAR-OLD Lori Jane is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Schieferstein of this city. Grandparents, Mr.' and Mrs. Harold Schiefer stein and great-grandmother Mrs. May Coleman also re side here. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bennett of Sweet Home are the baby's maternal grand parents. Photo by Ferebee MRS, CRYSTEL CHEYNE received en award for out standing service at the recent convention of the Oregon State Federation of Garden "Clubs. Photo by Kettler Local Gardener Receives Award A local gardener, Mrs. Crystcl Cheyne, received an award for outstanding service at the con vention of the Oregon State Fed eration of Garden Clubs. Only three such awards were presented, one of them a posthumus recognition of merit. Mrs. Cheyne received her honor for her work in the culture of gladioli in particular, and for her support and interest in garden ing and garden clubs in general. She is a member of the Mt. Laki Garden Club, an accredited amateur national flower show judge, and has taken the first course in Landscape Design School in Berkeley. 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