HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Sunday, November 13. 1960
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Father-Son Banquet Held
BONANZA A father-son ban-jPlaie cards were small footballs,
duet was given at the Bonanza! Mrs. Lloyd Crawford made a
fcchool at 7 o'clock Nov. 5, by
cake decorated like a football
Schools In Other Lands
Topic Of Student P.anel
"In Everv Land We Studv. t International Society.
September from Japan where she for an exhibit by Malin students!centb' pcroented to Patricia Sept bur Robinette, Mrs. R. E. Thomp-Earl Sheridan, an address by
lived from l'J57 to WOO, attend
of Mrs. Ted Lowerv, chairman of
inK the Narimasee School in To-j the ho,tcss cmmitioe .other host- So"lht',n Oregon College.
of Klamath Kalis, a student at, son, Mrs. Ed Pappenfus and Ma-;Mrs. Helen Hoffman, Christmas
was
kvo. rnor to mat, iieiKv uvea inuSSP, UP,.P iwrnhv ii,,ti,
Newfoundland from 1952-1955. c.i adio Sanders. 'Mrs. C a V r o ! tUve.
On the tables were small foot-lborn, Roger Schooler, Byron
balls and white and red candles, Mitchell, Mark Dearborn and Hal
colors of the Bonanza Antlers., Moffett.
Mrs. Waller Cambrun. Icaisla-
chairman. presented Mrs.
field complete with tiny players We Learn, We Understand," No-lveloped in a most outstanding Lydia I'mlor lived one year in Howe. Mrs. Bcrnice Andrews and Ocllor who talked on Meas-
manner by two seniors and a Okinawa, spent from 1955 to 19oH Mrs. Emil Tofell. Other decora-1"" "le "'''I'1" lra 10
sophomore of Henley High Schooliin England, and lived in Uorrhanyitions furthered the programil'0',1 llle mcasu,c'
when they participated in a panel, in 1958. Ulieme of the well attended meet-1 Thf Ucrembe'' mt-eling will he
"Schools in Other Lands," for1 The students described the ing. 1 1"''' dinner parly with
the Nov. 5 luncheon meeting of schools attended, commented on, During Hie bigness scj0 KOn. "10 nUlibi,"ls s Ku(,sls' Members
the chapter held in the Pelicamthe foreign students' very greatjducted bv President Helen Epley 1Z "In u , re!,F1've.,1tl'e n,?,c-
, ... . i. liujll.wn 111 lit: .IIIR.
Harry Whiting. Mrs. Paul Deller,
,c r mem- . red and whUe suis vember s program topic for Alpha
tMr "Liters Albert 'Connor' P,esidenl 'lChaPler- Delta Kappa Gamma
'the Lettermen's Cluh. nnnnuiw-ed
Mrs. Erwin Ellis was general lne speakers, Principal Charles
chairman assisted by mothers of stebor. Coach Erwin Ellis and
the boys. th folowinB seniors. Henrv Dear- Eulalona Chapter. DAR. met
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Monday evening, Nov. 7, at the
home of Mrs. W. J. Owsley, Mrs.
Julian Ager, regent, stated that
papers nave neen passed ny tne
(national board for Mrs. G. M.
L'pington and Mrs. Tom Tennery,
and that the chapter was very hap
py to receive them into mem
bership. Mrs. R. S. Loosley, Indian chair
man, requested members to bring
gifts to the December meeting
suitable for the Indian children
at Chemawa.
It was announced that the can
dy sale is progressing nicely and
that members may pick up addi
tional supplies by contacting
Mrs. W. J. Owsley or Mrs. Julian
Ager.
After the business meeting which
included a defense report by Mrs.
Dick Henzel, the program was
turned over to Mrs. Paul Deller
who introduced Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Richardson and Mrs. Fran
ces Curry, all of the Methodist
Church. Mrs. Richardson sang
two delightful numbers, "Sweet
Phyllis" and "Just Been Wondei
ing." She was accompanied by
Mrs. Curry. Ralph Richardson's
thoughtful talk on "The Heritage
for Which Our Children Will Give
Thanks" was very much enjoyed
by the group.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess, Mrs. W. J. Owsley,
and her committee consisting ofi
Mrs. Wade Crawford, Mrs. C. J.
Martin and Mrs. Loyd Ryser.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Harry Goeller
on Dec. 5. Mrs. Jack Nixon will
present a program on "Revolu
tionary Christmas" and Mrs. H. A.
Pedersen is arranging for special
music that evening.
party room.
Mrs. John Adams, programl related interesting school oxperi-ithe regular contribution to the
chairman, presented Louise Mitch-ences. Many close friendships .Klamath Union High School
ell, Henley teacher and Alpha with Ihe students of other lands j marching band for their East
chapter member as moderator of I were formed by the young people. West game trip. The correspond
the panel. She in turn introduced! Following the discussion, t h e ing secretary, Mrs. Paul Deller,
chairman. Jim Muri, and mem-'panel members answered numer- read a note from Mrs. Hagan
bers Becky Aubel and Lydia I'm- ous questions presented to them Moore, prominent Klamath Falls
lor. , by the attentive audience. iresiclenl. in which she accepted
Jim Muri lived in Japan be- A Henley High School girls the teachers' invitation to become
tween the years 1948 and IJ50 quartet composed of Colleen Fin- tin Alpha Chapter honorary mem
and later in Brussels, Belgium,1 chum, Rixey Ann Balsiger, Dim- ber. A very gracious letter from
Mrs. Frank Ohenchai
bol Humble. A special program carol singing led by Mrs. Leola
will include vocal solos by Mrs. Thompson and a gift exchange.
1954 to 1957. His father, Lt. Col
James P. Muri, USAF, moved to
Klamath Falls at the time of his
retirement.
Becky Aubel, whose father is
na Short, and Sandi Clark enter-,Mrs. Mabel Winston thanked the
tained delightfully with three vo-1 members of the Retired Trach
eal numbers. They were accom-'ers Association of Klamath Covin
panied by Mrs. Dayton Finchum. ly and members of Alpha Chap-
Table decorations were fall ar- ter, Delta Kappa Gamma, for the
NOW OPEN
Capt. Clark L. Aubel, returned inlrangeme'nts prepared previously joint scholarship which was re-1
free Timin yva
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. BIRTHDAY DINNER
SUMMER LAKE - Mrs. Bill
Smith was the honored guest Sat
urday, Nov. 5, at a birthday din
ner at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. S. D. Harris, Summer Lake
Mrs. Vern Maw and three daugh
ters, Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Ho
sier and Mr. and Mrs. George
Dinus of Weiser, Idaho, parents
of Mrs. Smith, were among the
guests.
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Daveno & Chair Set
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Daveno ileepi two. Dauble spring construction.
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$
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New) Extra larga triple dresser, plate glass mirror, large 5.
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