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PATRICIA ANDERSON was
Bethel No. 61, International
ceremonies on New Year's
Temple.
Bethel No. 61
Bethel No. 61. International Or
der of Job's Daughters, held a
public installation of officers on
New Year's evening. January 1, at
the Scottish Rite Temple, with
Honored Queen Penny Preston pre
siding and as installing officer.
Many friends and relatives were
welcomed by Natalia Reichenberg,
guardian, and Larry W h y t a 1,
associate guardian, as they opened
(he ceremony. Honored Queen
Penny extended her thanks to
both guardians for their help dur
ing her term and presented them
with gifts.
The temple room was decorated
ir. pink and gold shades with ar
rangements of pink roses about the
hall and forming a background for
liie East.
Impressive candlelighting by
Jean Bispham and Tamnia Mitch
ell lighted tapers in the west end
of the hall, with a special cere
mony of carrying and placing the
Bible and crowns performed by
Marie Rozum, Marian Rozum
and Ronald McGill, all cousins of
Ihc incoming queen. T
Entrance of a large choir preced
ed the march of elected officers,
and after the seating of the
choir, each officer lighted a pink
light on a large white cross mount
ed near the east, as they took
their chairs for installation.
Installing officers were Penny
Preston, honored queen, Beth
el 61. who was assisted by Joan
Marshall, guide, past honored
queen Bethel 61; Ann Anderson
marshal, past honored queen Beth
el 6; Patricia Cr-awley, chaplain,
past honored queen Bethel 6; Bar
bara Moore, recorder, past hon
ored queen Bethel 61; Sandra Ny
back, musician, past honored
oueen Bethel 61; Jancy Meador
senior custodian, Bethel 6; Sandra
Short, junior custodian, Bethel 51;
Susan Moss, narrator. Bethel 6;
and Virginia Learning soloist,
Bethel 6.
Officers installed to serve for
the next term were Patricia An
aerson, honored queen; Nancy
Hugclman, senior princess; Caro
lyn Osborn, junior princess; Susan
Rnntrfi. iunior princess; Susan
Parisotto, marshal; Necia Mussel
man, recorder; Barbara Vinson
treasurer; Nancy Herlinger, chap
lain: Jackie Dukes, librarian
Tessa Green, musician; Carolyn
Ball, first messenger; Jean Reich
enberg. second messenger;
rwvl Rail, third messenger; Lin
da Hanville, fourth messenger
Jeanna Switzler, fifth messenger
Esther Deen, senior custodian;
Barbara Leech, junior custodian;
Sally Hanville, inner guard; Di
ane Brincle, historian; Oweta Ho
mer, lady of the lights; Sue Ann
Owens, soloist; and Regina Massey,
flag bearer.
- The Klamath Falls Chapter, Or
der of DeMolay, assisted in the
installation with John Cox, escort;
Thomas Abernalhy. Richard Ad-
kins. Trenton Douglas, Robert Ken-
vnn. Llovd Sceley and Robert
Thompson performing their
pressive sword ceremony.
Virginia Learning, soloist, ac
companied by Sandra Nyback on
the piano sang several selections
during the ceremony with Sue Ann
Owens at the closing singing "My
Task."
Honored guests included Phyllis
Poole, past grand guardian and
present deputy grand guardian of
this district; timer vinceni, pasi
esnriate auardian of Bethel -61
and royal patron of Order of Am
aranth: Kitty Hanville, Lucille An
derson, both past guardians of
Bethel 61; Fanny Mae Thompson
royal matron of Amaranth; Ruth
Rodenberger, worthy high
priestess of the Order of White
Shrine; Gus Vlahos. worshipful
master of Crater Lake Lodge.
Lucille Crawley, guardian of
Bethel 6, was introduced and es
corted In the east by honored queen
Penny.
Honored queen Patricia pre-
installed as Honored Queen
Order of Job's Daughters
dav at the Scottish Rite
Photo by Kettler
Installation
sentcd the outgoing queen with the
traditional Job's doll, after which
an arm bouquet of flowers was
presented her by all her officers.
Past Honored Queen Penny pre
sented the pins to Honored Queen
Patricia after which a bouquet
was presented from her moth
er and father.
The honored queen extended her
appreciation and thanks to the
bethel and officers, after
which she introduced her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson
She also introduced her grand
mothers, Mrs. F.dward Rozum and
Mrs. John Anderson; Mr. and
Mrs. Max Rozum, Mrs. Leonard
McGill and son Garry, all rela
tives present for the occasion,
Many presentations were made
by friends and by Fanny Mae
Thompson, Order of Amaranth,
and Ruth Rodenberger, Order of
the White Shrine.
After the ceremony members
and guests were received in the
dining hall, transformed into
lovely pink garden, with decora
tions of glittering stars, stairways
on the walls, spheres, fountains
and "poodle trees" a background
for the formal dance with the
theme "stairway to the stars.'
The Glenn Fox Trio furnished mu
sic for the dancing party which
was enjoyed by many girls and
their escorts.
The refreshment table was deco
rated with a large floral arrange
ment and a pink and white queen's
cake. Coffee was served by Mrs
Ruth Mussleman and punch by
Carolyn Osborn, with the refresh
ments by Mrs. Virginia McClure
and her committee.
Janet Hall Heads
Chiloquin Lodge
CHILOQUIN "King Neptune's
Paradise" was the theme of the
installation of Janet Hall as wor
thy adviser for Assembly of Rain
bow for Girls No. 70 at the Chilo
quin Masonic Hall Saturday eve-l
ning, January 16. She was crowned
by George Howe, master council
or, for Lost River chapter, Order
of DeMolay.
Installing officers for the event
were past worthy advisers Janet
Clark, chief officer: Claudia Heg-
lund, marshal; Diane Kircher,
chaplain; and recorder Sandra
Haas. Guest Agatha Di
Ulio was installing musician.
Taking office in addition to Jan
et were worthy associate adviser,
Judv Stanley; charity, Linda
Oatcs; hope, Diane Haas; faith,
Jinny Doak: recorder, Mick
Wolff; treasurer, Donna Robinson:
chaplain, Diane Kircher; drill
leader, Sandra Haas; color sta
tions, Karen Jenkins, Judy Adamo,
Sharon Chase, Karen Chase, La
vena Martin, Kathy Peters, and
Helen Hescock.
Confidential observer, Donna
Kircher; outer observer, Barbara
Nicholson; musician, Cherry Wolff;
choir director, Kathy Hayes. Mrs.
Bert Stanley was reinstalled as
mother adviser and her board
members are Mrs. Earl Hall, Mrs.
Lyle Haas, Mrs. Joseph Adamo,
Mrs. Lester Hoback, Gus Page,
Dr. R. I. Kerwood, Layton Ho
back. Mrs. Ricky Testi and Mrs.
Bill Zumbrun.
Assisting in the crowning cere
mony were Ray Jackson, Bob El
liott. Ben Stocksler, Don Breith
aupt, Mike Ferguson and Dave
Kennon.
Two clever addendas were pre
sented, the number one hit song
"Running Bear" dedicated to the
outgoing number one adviser, Di
ane Kircher, and a family life
skit dedicated to Janet Hall.
Later in the evening the Rain
bow Girls and their guests en
joyed a dance.
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Officers Seated
At Joint Session
YREKA At a joint installation
of officers on January 13 of
Knights of Pythias Lodge No. 168
and Aurora Temple No. 53, Pythi
an Sisters, Clayton Rawson was
seated as chancellor commander
of the Knights, and Mrs. Clara
Henderson as most excellent chief
of the Aurora Temple.
Seated with the chancellor com
mander for 1960 were Edwin
Brown, vice chancellor: Warren
Smith, prelate; Wes McMillan,
master of work: J. P. Morgan,
secretary; Harold Thomas, treas
urer; Harold Lange, financial sec
retary; Lee Morford, master at
arms: Harold Coatncy, inner
guard; Al Glutsch, outer guard;
and Carl Hovcy, Clarence Robin
son and William S. Swigart, trus
tees. To serve with Mrs. Henderson
arc Mrs. Irene vtillenbrinK, past
chief; Mrs. Jackie Robinson, ex
cellent senior; Mrs. Emma Ahl
ren, excellent junior; Mrs. Dor
othy Bischofbergcr, manager;
Mrs. Marie Rawson, protector;
Mrs. Gail Morgan, guard; Mrs.
Mae Howard, treasurer; Mrs.
Jeanne Lane, secretary; Mrs. Hel
ena Schlueter, press correspon
dent; Mrs. Ruth Rider, musician:
Mrs. Doris Robinson, degree staff
captain; and Mrs. Valma Johnston
Mrs. Mertie Lewis and Floy John
ston, trustees.
Seating the new Knights of Pyth
ias officers were P. Kenneth Bley,
grand chancellor; Pete Schlueter',
n,-and nrrlale- Ernest Johnson.
ftranri spprntarv? and Wavnp. Arm
strong, grand master at arms.
Installing officers for the Pythi
an Sisters were Mrs. Helena
Schlueter, grand chief; Mrs. Marie
Johnson, grand senior; Mrs. Ruth
Barnett, grand secretary; Mrs.
Kathryn Morford, grand man
ager; Mrs. Mildred Fiock, grand
musician.
Bible bearer was Susan Robin
son, and presentation of the flag
was by Wayne Armstrong, Wes
McMillan and James Robinson.
The Rev. Harold Coleman gave
the invocation prior to the installa
tion ceremonies.
Entertainment for the evening
consisted of piano solos and a duet
by Sally and Susan Lange, and
violin solos by Charlene Cordcs.
Kenneth Bley presented past
chancellor pins to Carl Hovcy and
Russell Smith. Mrs. Irene Willen
brink was presented the past
chief's jewel by Mrs. Ruth Bar
nett. Mrs. Ruth Armstrong sang,
"Hitch Your Wagon to a Star,"
during a skit accompanied by
Mrs. Helen Penney.
Mrs. Doris Robinson arranged
the skit, and others participating
were Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ager,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. Wes McMillan, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Robinson, Mrs. Dorothy
Bishofberger, Warren Smith, Mrs
Ruth Rider and Al Glutsch.
Refreshments were served by
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JANET HALL was installed ti worthy adviser of the
Assembly of Rainbow for Girls No. 70 at ceremonies on
January 16 at Chiloquin. Photo by Miller-Williams
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Thursday. January
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SUSAN MOSS was installed as honored queen of
Bethel No. 6, International Order of Job's Daughters, at a
public installation on Saturday, December 26.
Photo by Guderian
Bethel No. 6
Installs Officers
Bethel No. 6, International Or
der of Job's Daughters, public in
stallation of officers was held Sat
urday, December 26, in the Ma
sonic Temple. The lodge room was
decorated in the Christmas theme
with Queen Susan lettered across
the window draperies in the east
in honor of Susan Moss.
Candles in the east and west
were lighted by Nancy Hall and
lana Gregory before the entrance
of installing officers. Installing of-
icer, outgoing Honored Queen
Ann Anderson, was assisted by
Pat Crawley, Jancy Meador, Sandy
Carol Baker Pat Anderson,
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New officers installed included
Susan Moss, honored queen; Linda
Heyden, senior princess; Joan Wiz-
ner, junior princess; Char
lotto Heyden, guide; Julie Bralton
marshal; Margaret Gallagher,
chaplain; Diane Drew, senior cus
todian; Barbara Crapo, junior cus-
trdian; Suzanne Feeback, recorder;
Sheila Hale, treasurer; Janice
Parr, musician; Judy Angstcad,
librarian; Paula Goddard, first
messenger; Hazel Robertson, third
messenger; Norma Jones, fifth
messenger; Myma Frewing, inner
guard; Jane Ann Craig, outer
guard; Judy Esgate, lady of 'he
lights; Judy Milne, historian; Lin
da Smith, soloist, and Rae Ro
track, assistant recorder.
Vivian Wilbanks sang "Shepherd,
Show -Me How To Go" accompan
ied by Carol Baker.
Honored Queen Susan Moss in
troduced her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Moss.
After the ceremony there was a
reception and ball held in the din
ing room, beautifully decorated in
the pink and silver theme with
the focal point an illuminated pink
Christmas tree.
Mrs. Charlotte Davis, chairman,
Mrs. Betty Calkins, Mrs. Alta
Coatney, Mrs. Hilda Cooley, Mrs.
Rita Prather, Mrs. Lee Smith and
Mrs. Agnes Swigart.
Mrs. Marie , Johnson was in
charge of the decorations.
PTA NEWS
M1LI.S.PONDEROSA
Mills-Ponderosa PTA held a par
ents night meeting on January 13
the Mills School Auditorium.
Kristian Gippo's string orches
tra and Mrs. Robert Craig's girls'
nsemblc entertained with several
numbers.
Mrs. vera l'ropst gave a very
interesting inspirational opening
entitled "Birds in Tree Three.
After a brief business meeting
presided over by Mrs. Shirley Ec-
ties, president, Mrs. Dorothy Nor-
ris. program chairman, introduced
the guest speaker, Forrest Haw-
ley.- His very enlightening subject
was "What is your I.Q.?"
The flag salute was, led by fifth
grade Girl Scouts, Troop 74,
der the supervision of Mrs. lone
Lundhcrg.
Refreshments were served by
the second grade mothers in the
cafeteria following the meeting
Tables were decorated by Cub
Scout Pack 77, Den 1.
RIVERSIDE
Riverside School PTA honored
various groups of Boy Scouts and
Girl Scouts at its January meet
ing held in the school cafeteria.
Mrs. Winnie Scholcr introduced
each group. The groups included
Mrs. Delores Balcom's Bluebirds,
M-s. Martha Steam's Brownies, I
Mrs. Florence Carter's Cub Scouts
of Den 4, Mrs. Martha Cherry's
Bluebirds, Mrs. Adolph Zamsky's
Camp Fire Girls, and Mrs. Gail
Brotherhood's Girl Scouts. Danny
Strombough represented his Cub
Scout group, Jimmy Brown spoke
for Mrs. Wilma MacFarland s Cub
Scouts, Judy Nicholson for Mrs.
MacFarland's Girl Scouts, and
Danny McKinney and Ronnie Wil
liams were there for Mark Car
man's Boy Scouts. Group mem
bers told of their activities at the
present time.
The business meeting was con
ducted by Mrs. Delores Balcom,
vice president, in the absence of
Mrs. Julian Ecclcs, president. Don
Golding, principal, who told the
members that civil defense blanks
taken home by students are to be
filled in and returned to school. The
test evacuation is hoped to be in
May with Riverside participating.
Mrs. Orson Stearns announced
the plans for a golden anniver
sary celebration to be held soon
after the weather permits easy
(raveling. All those who have at
tended Riverside School are invit
ed and urged to attend. Plenty ot
adance notice will bo given. Riv
erside has been in active use 50
years next September.
Hostesses for the meeting were
Mrs. MacBeth's third grade room
mothers. Flag salute was led by
Janice Whitniire, Danny Strom
bough, and Judy Nicholson. Next
meeting will be the Founders Day
meeting in February. Room count
was won by Mrs. MacBeth's third
grade and Mrs. McCoy s combina
turn sixth and seventh grades.
Delta Kappa Gamma
Luncheon Hostesses
Hostesses Velma Tenncry, Geral-
dine Owsley, Marguerite Parker,
and Florence Oilman arranged a
delightful luncheon meeting in the
Pelican Party Room, Saturday,
January 9, for the Alpha Chapter
of Delta Kappa Gamma and theirj
guests, the local chapter of Alpha
Delta Kappa.
Each group held its own business
meeting and then both convened
for a joint social hour, program,
and luncheon.
The program, arranged by Helen
Hoffman, was a comprehensive
book review of Wallace's "Square
Pegs m Round Holes." This was
done by Lucille O'Neill to the de
light of all her listeners.
The next meeting will be held
February fi. The program wil be
"Spiritual Enrichment Through So
cial Channels." The. Rev. R. C.
Groves will be the guest speaker.
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GEORGE HOWE was re
cently installed as master
councilor of Lost River
Chapter, Order of DeMolay.
Photo by Bob Anderson,
Guderian Studio
Job's -Instal
DeMolay
Officers
Henley Bethel 51, International
Order of Job's Daughters, and
Lost River Chapter of DeMolay
met for a joint installation of of
ficers Saturday, January 9, at the
Henley High School cafeteria.
Many guests were present for the
ceremony in which Sandra Short
was crowned honored queen and
George Howe was installed as mas
ter councilor. The room was at
tractively decorated to carry out
the theme of "Lavender Blue."
Donna Short' was in charge of
the guest book, and candles were
lighted by Virginia Hatched and
Mary Swisher to open the cere
mony. Retiring Honored Queen
Virginia Hunt presided as install
ing queen and was assisted by
Ann Anderson. Susan Moss, Dawn
Rceder, Terry Moore, Linda Hey
den, Pat Anderson, Marilyn Mack,
and soloist, Vivian Wilbanks. Jer
ry Finchum and Randy Balsigcr
assisted with chairs.
Ofiicers installed with Honored
Queen Sandra were Beverly Mof
fitt, senior princess; Julie Rhodes.
junior princess; Cindy Dehlinger,
guide; Coleen Finchum, marshal;!
Barbara Kaylor, chaplain; Bar
bara Reed, recorder; Jeanettc
Hooper, treasurer; Helen Hurlbut,
musician; Dottle Riker, librar
ian; Sara Williams, junior cus
todian; Marion Roberts, senior cus
todian; Linda Lanphear, first mes
senger: Karen Grimes, second
messenger; Marlee Breithaupt,
third messenger; Dana Reed,
fourth messenger; Chandelle Hors-
ley, fifth messenger; Linda Tay
lor, outer guard; Janie Williams,
inner guard; Pamela DeLap, solo
ist. Choir members are Carol Hors-
ley. Merrie Lee, Sue Kennon,
Sue Bobber, Lydia Umlor, Vicki
Brown, Jackie Williams, Cheryl
Stoehslcr, Ann Breithaupt, Rosa
lind Warren, Alice llorsley, Julie
McCollum, Sandy Woodard and
Carol Zicgclmcyer.
Phyllis Poole, past grand guard
ian, was introduced ana wel
comed. Queen Sandra introduced
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Short, and her sister Donna, also
Guardian Orabelle Rhodes and As
sociate Guardian Paul Breithaupt.
Retiring Queen Virginia received
her past honored queen's pin, and
presented the honored queen's
pin to the- new queen. George
Howe presented her with a bou
quet' of red roses from the Lost
River DeMolay Chapter.
Monte Dehlinger, retiring mas
ter councilor, was installing offi
cer and was assisted by Gary
Boyd, Ted Berry, Bruce Durant,
Lee Kaylor and Burrell Gober.-To
serve with Master Councilor
George Howe are Dave Kennon
senior councilor; Gary Say, jun
ior councilor John Roberts, sen
ior deacon; Don Breithaupt, jun
ior deacon; Jack Zicgelmeyer, sen
ior steward; John Gobcr, junior
steward; Tom McBride, orator;
Gary Pippin, scribe; Aubrey Camp
bell, treasurer; Dick Dehlinger,
sentinel; Mike Ferguson, chaplain;
Ray Jackson, marshal; Tim Dc
yarmie, standard bearer; Larry
Motfitt, almoner. Preceptors are
Bob Elliott, Bill Taylor, Don Ber
ry, Ben Sloehaler, Chuck Blofsky
Boh Chapman and Gary Bcbber.
Monte Dehlinger expressed ap
preciation to Ted Berry for act
ing as master councilor during his
absence.
George Howe introduced his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Howe
retiring adviser, Clyde Dehlinger.
incoming adviser, Clyde Horsley,
Ben Adair of the Lost River Ma
sonic Cub, and Marge Berry
president of the DeMolay Moth
ers Club.
After the ceremony members
and guests were served refresh
ments by the mothers club. An
evening of dancing followed
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
MACDOEL Lynetle Long cele
brated her second birthday at
dinner party given by her par
cnts, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Long of
Macdocl, at which her grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lesser Holz-
hauscr,. and Bert Holzhauser of
Sams Neck were guests. Later in
the evening Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Fields and family came (or re
freshmenli.
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SANDRA SHORT was crowned honored queen of Bethel
No. 51, International Order of Job's Daughters in recent
ceremonies. Photo by Bob Anderson, Guderian Studio
Home
Extension
BONANZA UNIT
The Bonanza Home Extension
Unit met at the library on January
12. The project was soup making,
led by Phyllis Reid and Evelyn
Valentine. The soup was served (or
luncheon at noon. Sixteen mem
bers and guests attended the meet
ing. The next meeting will be on
patterns.
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