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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 30, 1960)
irKRLn AND NEWS. Klamath Vallv Ore I u I T WpHuph.iv Min h rtn Kino PAGF ft A 5 As$i s o c E T Y Lois tian Flas and Jack Schulze, repra and;sented the order in thankins them 'tor the dinner. ,' NaOini Shrine 'Srhulze. worthy treasurer: 'liueik. worthy s-hepherdess Uuth Kodenherter. worthy liijih (;onex a s,f,, worlhy uldc imicmim.. and i i i n imiiips.j Yearly reports were read hy the' Vvnvvowssnxsnj wjte.iman ol shepherds, enter-of(,l(.rs allPr .,,.,, a crv(M. iHiiH'ii uieir ouueis aim memners , , , , . i uiimuui was jML'senten ioi tne I ad- ".a., .... ..ill. . ,1..'... 1..... A, ....... - : " miuill .is JMI.-SC11U-U 101 the banquet room ol the .la-oiiic ! "m'hV, h.'sh, l,nr"0 1nn walch- Temple on Saturday e v c n I n g, March 12. The tables were dec orated in the Shrine eulors. yellow .ind white, uith randies and flow ers tastefully arransed. Alter Ihe nieinhers assembled in the loile room, Willis lllidden, eminent eoniinander of Cahary man of shepherds in the Inrm of a treasure hum. The discovery of the! many clues finally led them to the' west where sills from the officers! were hidden The presiding oft i cers thanked their officers for their tills and all the members of the Shrine lor the cooperation they en-i loved during the pasl year. Nell ; Itetteralh thanked thr-m in hphalfi escorted hy I'dmund Chilcole and 0( ,hp ,wmhm ,,. ,hr now (-hnvj -lanes i.ein. an in tut dress unr t-'oiiiinandeiy. Kniyhts Templar $20 Copco Bonus Ends Thursday Trade Your Rang or Water Heater NOW Vern Owons' Cascade Home Furnishings 412 Mam TU 4-8365 By HELEN BECHEN form, mined. dip1a iiir the new ChnMian l'u. a yitl to the Shnnc hy tho worlhy hull pnoMoss and I A.iit hinan of shepherds. Kdinund jChiluMo nwidf the presentation as the (las; was placed in the cast ;Klin Phillips, who is also grand i commander of Oregon. introduced and thanked the Knights Templar I Alter the opening of the mcel- inc. lsaftcl Sanders, district dep uty, ua escorted, introduced and seated in the east. Helen McCor iku k . chairman of material ob.iee- , . , , live, ami Jack Jnhulze. supreme Kl.KA Uiphlht m the ire-nt . .an pll . uni. intrnHll.4ri las were Hie following past nlli- irrrti' l!rMii :jI h Irnno Mail-. of recent bride. Mr,. Maine Xel (,.,n, Vn.., Knt.hi Blam.h(, M"'- Schul.e. (ieoiRe Keiieralh and Mrs. Clara Henderson, program l.laines llunler. i-naii man. aiiaiiiieu a smi, .muck .-....i ..... ,,i i.ih...iit .tit1. l-'Uin Weddfns." in honor of Mrs. Nel ( i,,,.,,;.,, ,,m ..,, ' Bride Honored At Lodge Meet meeting of the Hope liehekah lode. No ;t:t. was the honoring DELICIOUS CRAB, toothsome buns 'and other crab feed trimmings, combined to make the I960 party' for women one of the most memorable affairs of the year. The dinner, served in the Klamath Falls Auditorium, March II, was the annual party for wives and sweethearts of members of Klamath Falls Lodge, BPOEIks. Bernie Raw lins, annual chairman, was assisted by willing members of the lodge as a serving crew. Mrs. Bernie (Jean) Raw lins was responsible for the calls that brought the helpers together. Between 1,100 and 1,200 women were present. Entertainment was by the Elks Band under the baton of Ray Bigger, director. Left to right are Mrs. Rudy Paygr, Malin; Mrs. Jack Henry, Bernie Rawlins, Mrs. H. H. Ogle and Mrs. Fred Heilbronner, all of Klamath Falls. I 7! Teachers Group Meets At Dinner Alpha Delta Kappa, national llu result as follows: l.uella Chil-i-nte. worthy hinh priesicss: Frank Mel'ornaek, watchman of .shep herds; Aura Mitchell, noble pro phetess: Allium (ieiss, associate watchman of shepherds; Marion Pratt, worthy scrihr; Blanche son. Those participating 'vere Mrs. June Aner. Mrs. ()ra Kreenian, Mrs. Helen Hitchcock. Mrs. Do lores Uandrum and Mrs. Alice Sin Sleton. The tenter of the tahle in the dminc room held a money tree for the honoree, and other decor ations were in the theme of a "festival of (lowers." In charge, of decorations and re freshments lor the oemni! were Mrs. June Aer, Mrs. Hose Drake. liw l:ir.- I'nnpln Ifs I .f P V'AT- honor society, enjoyed an infnr-1 ,.ow ;,nd ch.,.mall , Mrs . Mal.y Da. Dial dinner at Harold's tor the is March mooting. I Prior to the entertainment Mrs. Isahelle BriMier and Kathleen h1'10 S'nuleton. nohle grand, con- niunication was read pertaining ll.oat is alwavs lined, of course, in view of their recent trip to Now;.,, 7mh . o( ,i1(,i, oli ,.0iol. n...kp, un ,rnm lh FRAUIt.WT TOITII A fi'w drops of cologne or toilet uater in the linal .shampoo rinse adds a fraci.uu touch lo your hairdo. NKWKST mi:a Newest idea lor spring prints if oat and dress in a matching print slides of these i inter ol Odd Follows and Re ihekah Assembly of Calilornia lo convene May lfi-20 in San Jose. PROFESSIONALS know how to get luscious, large bites of crab meat from cracked portions with a crab claw. This busy trio were at work at Elks ladies' crab feed when the photographer passed by. Left to right are Mrs. Philo Groves, Mrs. Floyd Larson and Mrs. Arthur Bostwick. en's Cluh met in the library build ing .March 1. Members voted lo have the electric stove fixed, to send five dollars lo Docrnhecher Beauty Tips For Travel Bonanza Women Plan Projects BONANZA The Bonanza W.om-jtrjp 0 Kurope. there are definite If you're contemplating a first beauty lips lo keep in mind For one thing. Kurnpean hotels do not place soap in the bath room. So bring your own and bear Hospital, and to sponsor the TBjjn mind ihat many cities 'Paris, X-ray unit. Florence Horn, Ida Ilowcliffe nd Bessie Frazier were appoint ed lo get an estimate on new plumbing for the library, and lo Fee -Mrs. Anna May Copperfield about buying water for use at the library building. They are also to inquire about the cost of painting the interior of the building. Margaret Anne Whitlatch, a member of the County Library Board, announced National Library Week will start April 8. The board would like a counly-wide commit tee at one meeting during the special wi-k. Velda Haley and Madeline Kelchum were appoint to represent Bonanza. Madeline Ketehum, Florence Horn and Alice Waggner will be in charge of the miscellaneous booth for the December bazaar. Margaret Anne Whitlatch and T-irotha Stephens joined Ihe club, 'rhe next meeting will be April f, with Ida Casebeer and Ida Wu as hostesses. for one) have hard water. If your skin is delicate, take along water softener. Undoubtedly, you'll have your hair done while you're abroad. European salons generally are ex cellent but you'll do best lo bring your own shampoo. Many sham poos now conic packaged in min iature plastic containers holding enough for one shampoo each. Tuck some of these into Ihe cor ners of your suitcase. Bring along your own cleansing tissues. They are not easily available in Kurope. and where they arc, they are expensive. Zealand and Australia. They al.-o Grand Lodge of Ihe Independent print how ed colored countries. Dinner tables were graced with violet nosegays edged in laven- der net. lied with yellow ribbons. Slender tapcrottes were grouped amid clusters of inlet s. Mrs. Ken neth Marsh, assisted by Mrs. ('. F. Harris, Mrs. James Lear and Mrs. George Braman, was in charge of table arrangements. Mrs. .lames Boyle presided over a short business meeling and holh members and guests were inl in duced, i Those attending the aflair were Mrs. James Boyle, Mrs. John Lake. Isahelle Brixncr, Kathleen Ward, Mabel Hanson, .Mrs. John Kennedy, F.milie Haldeman. Mrs. Charles Griffith. Alice Tronnes. Mrs. L. J. Dyer. Leora Repp. F.va Burkhalter. Mrs. E. II. llullman. Mrs. Brady Narey. Mrs. Paul Buck, Billy Ulrich, Mrs. Lynn Props), Mrs. James Lear. Mrs. Sam Rile. Mrs. C. F. Harris. May I'hinney and Mrs. Kenneth Marsh. BOTH one wears CONTACTS! Actually, both pieturei r of Dr. NoU' 1J-yr eld daughter who h worn contact ln 16 houri a day for tht past two yean. And . . . ht wtari dark green tinted contact lenses for jwimming and ikiing. A dramatic illustration of the cosmetic and psycho logical benefitt to be derived from wearing contact lenses. why not send ht WHOLE girl back to jchool? Convenient Credit We give "Green Stamp COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO. 730 Moin St. TU 4-7121 Du. Oaiii J. Noll and Robtrt Pltirl Engagement Is Announced I.AKF.VIKW-Mr. and Mis. Clar ence Tracy have announced the en gagement of their daughter, Eliza beth, lo Hubert J. Schaelers. son nt Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Schacfcrs of Eugene. Both young people arc seniors al Oregon Slate College where she is majoring ill general science and he is in Ihe school ol engineering with a major in production tech nology. The wedding dale has been set for June 17. MILD-FLAVOStiD KRAUT The Sportsman's Hotel Invites You! FREE Smorgasbord and Dinner! (Special Meat) Saturday - April 2nd from 7:30 on Public Invited! SPORTSMAN HOTEL Tuleloke, California XAPIES " APPAREL 901 Main Ph. 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