Brownie Troop
Honors Leader
Sonqs Have Been unq,
Poems Written: Eyes
DL'NSMVIR Mrs. Ish Valen- Galsworthy looks long Into Inc. people will never fore.et the cap
tuela was the honoree at a stoikiface a'. "One's eyes archive eyes of Theila Baia. Cleo-
ihower recently given by mem- wlla' ore s moul" what patra and Barnev C.oogle
i r ,..,!. t v. ne bevomes." ;his Goo, Goo. Googly eyes
... ,, ., ,, , '! The English hart an old prov-
and their mothers. Mrs. Valen- ..i,. f..ri,,j ,j ,,'
eye. the lecture of the mind doth
lie." And. the Latins too: "The
face is the image of the soul.
and the eves are its interpreter."! Sl'MMKR LAKE Bishop Lane
for
tuela has been troop leader
l the past two and a half years.
The party was at the home of
Kathy Walsh and her mother,
iii5 niiuiu vidian, iiuMcvss. runer compares tne eves
The honoree was named Queen 'he "pearl of the face
for a Day prior to opening her
gifts. Invitations were sent to
Joan Terrell, Christy Wakeman,
Barbara Mathias. Kathv Evans,
Baby Boy
Is Christened
Garden Club
Plans Bazaar
"Christmas Beautiful" is the!
" theme of the Klamath Falls Gar-
wiln,ilcn Club Bazaar, scheduled for
Friday. Dec. 9. 10 a m. In 8 p.m..
in the City Library auditorium.
Mrs. C. C. Hcidriih. general
chairman, announces that special
orders for all typos f holiday
decorations may be placed with
her by calling TL! 4-7138.
I Holidav decorations will include
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PACE 7 CI FST SPEAKFR
McCLUl'l) - Mrs Ldna Barr ol
Vreka. parliamentarian for
2.jlh District of the Parent Teach-
'ers Association, was guest speak.
(er at a meeting of the loial or
ganization Nov. 22. The topic was
"Raising
Home."
Standards
th
Barton of Bend and the Rev
, ..a -Hal Harereaves. Lakevipw. nffi.
Shakespeare concludes mat "worn- ""1 at a baptismal service for"""". l "" a "reams
an s eyes teach more beauty than Scott James. 3-month-old son of lable arrangements including mm
any author in the world." Mr- and Mrs. George Carlon
k n v WARD
Linda Ashby, Patty Cahill, Mar
tha Francis, Sherrill Haney, Vi
vian Padula, Frances Quinn, Car
olyn Robison, Janice Pratt and
Toasts have been made DrinkS!mda' afternoon. Nov. 20. at the
to me onlv with thine eves,
I will pledge with mine."
Songs have been sung by Helen
O'Connell to "those cool and lim-
their mothers. Mrs. Newel lPid green eyes" and Anna Held
Young, assistant troop leader, as- to brown eyes. "1 can't make
listed w ith the serving of refresh- my eyes behave. Two bad brown
ments. leyes. I am their slave." Aili
an(j'Church of Our Savior Episcopal
Church.
The bishop was guest speaker
for the afternoon services and as
sisted with Holy Communion.
A potluck dinner was held in
the parish hall after the service.
ialure trees; mantel decoration.
corsages, decorated cones and can
dles, do-it-yourself packets and
tree ornaments.
Kitchen crafts will feature fruit
cakes, cookies, rolls and home
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MRS. TOM NEWTON, Tulelako, has been appoint
ed Deputy Grand Matron of District No. 3, Order of the
Eastern Star, State of California. The honor was bestowed
in late October during Grand Chapter at Sacramento.
She Is a past worthy matron of Tulslake Chapter.
Photo by Guderian.
Bernlce Newton i , .,. .,
voupie visits
From Ireland
Given OES Honor
Tl'l.KI.AKK
member
nik-l.iki' Chmiti-r. Order of the! L.KKVIKV-Mr. and Mrs. linn
Kasiern Star and a past worthvi Burke of Meelin. Count v Cork.
milinii, Mrs. Tom iHeruiici New- Ireland, were guests of Mr. and
ton. has been apixiinted deputy Mrs. Tom Fly mi of Lakeview from
Brand matron of Pistnet 3. Or- Thursday to Sunday of the past
Her of the Eastern Star, state ofieok. Mrs. Flynn is a niece of
California. Mrs. Iturke.
Her appointment uas made dur- The eouple are on a Ihrce-week
'ins sessions of the Hi and Chap- 'rip to the I'niled Stales from
ler in late October in Sacramen- their homt' and are making their
to. Slip was named by Worthy ! headquarters in San Francisco
lirand Matron Kverine lilieiiigans. where three sons and a daughter
of Paradise. Calif., and installed are located.
during the meeting. Mrs. lturke is a sister of Mrs.
District 3 is comprised of Tule
lako (liapter S.'ttl; Alturas Chapter
SI. at Alturas; Homier Chapter
pi2. Cedarville: Esther Chapter
74 at Ailin: Northeast Chapter by a number of nieces, nephews
2.H. l-'nrt Hidwell. and North Star1 and friends during their visits in
Chapter. 450 at Kail Hiver Mills. lLake and Klamath counties.
Also attending the state cere-
mony were Mrs. Edna Jamison. ' KM ITI'l'l. C'AKK KILLING
worthy matron. Tulelake Chapter,! For a delicious dale tilling for
and Mr. and Mrs. Burton Mc- cakes, slice some Iresh Calitnrnia
Grow, worthy patron and worthy dales and cook with orange juice
matron-elect of the Tulelake Chap- until thick. Cool before spreading
ler. (between cake huers.
I'KACIIKS HITII MEAT
Brush drained canned clinc
ONE CANDLE deco
rated the birthday cake
for Gary Ray DeLonge on
Oct. 2. He Is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray DeLonge
of this city. His grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Blsh Hamblin of Eugene
and Mr. and Mrs. George
DeLonge, also of Klamath
Falls. A great-grandmother,
Mrs. Marjorle Garrison,
resides in Steamboat
Springs, Colo. Photo by
Miller-Williams.
Yreka Couole
Exchanges Vows J
VREKA Sharon Cool ex
changed nuplial vows with Jerry
Englcman in a candlelight cere
mony on Friday evening. Nov. II,
at the Vreka Methodist Church.
The Rev. Harold C. Coleman
read the double ring rites.
The young couple repeated their peach halves with mixture of run
marriage vows at 8 o'clock hc-iranl jellv and little mustard,
fore the altar which was banked Broil or hake until healed. Do
with arrangements of white chry- licious with baked ham. corned
santhcmiims and carnations and'pork. roast turkey or lamh.
iigim-u caiiticuinra.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cool, for
mer residents of Montague, now
residing in Vreka. and the bride
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Pat Englcman. also of Vreka.
For her wedding the bride
wwe an avocado green suit of
light weight wool, complemented
with black accessories and a cor
sage of white carnations.
The couple were attended by
Louise Hitchcock of Vreka and
Keith Pimental of Montague.
The maid of honor chose a
brown suit wilh matching acces
sories, and a carnation corsage.
For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs. Cool selected a gray suit
accented with black accessories.
Mrs. Englcman. mother of the
bridegroom, wore a black sheath
frock with complementary acces
sories. The newlyweds have established
their home in Vreka.
The new Mrs. Englcman at
tended the Montague Elementary
School, and graduated last June
from Vreka High School. She is
currently employed by the Yreka
office of the Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph Company, ller
Husband attended St. Clements
School in Chicago and was grad
uated from Yreka High School in
l!5. He has been emnloved hv
llhc International Paper Company
at ween.
Mary Fitzgerald of Uikoview ;d
the late Jack McAulflfe of ?'ort
Klamath
They have been widely feted
EYES EXAMINED
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Optometrist
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VFW Auxiliary
Has Work Party
MEKItll.L - A short business
meeting of the Merrill VFW Aux
iliary Wednesday. Nov. Hi. con
ducted by Marge Hodges, presi
dent, preceded a work party to
clean the hall
Ida Fleck reported that Dorolhy
I West donaled green shrubs for
'landscaping the front of the build
ing. Roma Walker. Dovie Hodges,
Mary Fran Hammond and Laun
Inie Ralliff served the Lions din
ner Nov. 21.
Clara Cannon, district president,
.will attend the auxiliary's social
(meeting Wednesday. Nov. 3fl, at
!8 p m.
' Following the work party. rr
devilments were served by Jean
Rodgers and Joan Perdue.
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PAISLKY-licno H.man of Lake
Mew was honored guest at a
meeting of the Birthday Bridge
Club at the Summer Lake ranch
Hmme of Lora Carlon recently,
i UuUie Brattam won high pri.e.
iMrs. Ilanan. second and Ginger
Withers, low.
I Guests were Gladys Clark. Bca
3 trie Harvey and Neah Lane.
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