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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1961)
V P9 BERALB AND NEWS, Klamath Falli, OngM Wrdnmday, January II, 1961 ywwi)W(iiiw c I w i T r y I By HELEN BECHEN MRS. EDSON FOULKE JR. of Gazelle, recently : elected first vie president to the stat of California : Cow Belles, is scheduled to attend the National Cattle I men's Association convention in Salt Lake City Jan. 25 : through 28. Mrs. Foullce is a charter member of the Sis ' kiyou County Cow Belles, who organized 12 years ago. - One of the current oroiects of the group is promoting he use of beef throughout the state with the Beef For Father's Day" campaign. Photo by Betty Dow FORT JONES CLUB NEWS ;t FORT JONES The Fort Jones Federated Woman's Club met in the club room at the Community Center on Jan. 10. The meeting was opened with the reading of the 100th Psalm and a poem on New Year's resolutions by the chaplain, Mrs. Frank Barrett. ' Mrs. Michael Cross, president, conducted the business meeting. Thank you letters were read by the secretary, Mrs. Joe Vardane ga, from those who received Christmas packages from the ciud. rne mempers voiea to spon sor 'a dance on Feb. 11. Mrs. i Lauren Paine will serve as gen eral chairman. Mrs. James Stanton presented the program for the day. A three act operetta "Christmas in Mexico" was given by the fifth, . sixth, seventh and eighth grades of the Quartz Valley School. Those participating were Don, Karen and Gary Hahn, Roberta and Roger Hayden, Neil and Sherma Whipple, Fred Van Voorhees, Barre and Gary Folendorf, Jim my and Jerry Floyd and Tommy Gephart, under the direction of their teacher, Mrs. Burnell Bur ton who is also member of the .club. The piano accompaniment l w a . -was piayea oy jurs. max ouuer, The Quartz Valley School is one of the few remaining rural schools left in the Scott Valley area. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Lauren Paine and Mrs. James Stanton. The next club meeting will be Jan. 24. A Pan American pro gram will be given by Mrs. James Stevens Sr. at that time. PTA NEWS MAUN SCHOOL Malin PTA will meet Wednes day, Jan. 18, at 8 p.m. in the music room of the high school Speakers will be Dale Crab- tree, district attorney; Harvey Denham, principal of Altamont Junior High School; Mrs. Mar garet Sheridan, school board member of city council, and Mrs, L. E. Saunders Jr., president of Altamont PTA, legislative chair man for Klamath Council of Par ent Teachers Association. Parent Teachers Association of Oregon is sponsoring "Lights on for Education, program to in form the citizenry of questions pertaining to education. This is the Malin PTA program cooper ating with that effort. Theta Rho MERRILL Blue and silver were the colors chosen by Rosa lind Crockett for her Installation as president of the Merrill Theta Rho Girls Jan. 5. Other officers installed were Patti Burliegh, past president; Maxine Burncs, vice president: Sharon Hobson, recording secre tary; Coleen Crockett, financial secretary; Carol Lee Haskins, treasurer; Karen North, chaplain; Myrene Cunningham, marshal; Peggy Carter, warden; Janny Hodges, conductor; Diane Walk er, right supporter to president; Lois Hobson, left supporter to president; Diane West, right su porter to vice president; Cheryl Chatburn, left supporter to vice president; Carol Parncll, inside guardian; Sherry Hodges, outside guardian; Dee Wolfram, mu sician; Sherry Baker, first her ald; Leah Lisle, second herald; Lora Lee Bushnel, third herald, and Jeannie Lancy, fourth herald.. Installing officers were Shirley Moore, marshal; Mrs. Don Rus sell, president; Mrs. Luther Rip- ry, chaplain, and Mrs. George Rankin, musician. Mrs. Lee Haskins, outgoing ad viser, installed tile new advisers, Mrs. Leroy Johnson and Mrs. Bill Moore. Mike Ward furnished the en- OPAL MORGAN, daugh ter of Mr'.' and Mrs. Troy Morgan, 2427 Wantland Avenue, will be crowned worthy adviser of the Or der of Rainbow for Girls, Klamath Falls Assembly No. 57, at a public instal lation Jan. 22 at 2 p.m. in the Scottish Rite Temple, 632 Walnut Avenue. The public is invited to attend. Photo by Ferebee tertainmcnt with Coleen Crock ctt, Sheilu Lisk, Carol Lee Has kins and Cheryl Chatburn singing the special music. Thft ' rpfriwhmont Lahlp was beautifully decorated to coincide with Rosalind's theme, "Silveri Bells," with Sheila Lisk as chair man. Those serving on her com mittee were Coleen Crockett, Di ane Walker, Patti Burleigh, Carol Lee Haskins and Cheryl Chatburn. in chai-De 'of refreshments was shai-nn Hnhsnn assisted bv Sher ry Hodges, Carol P a r n e 1 1, Di ane West, Jeannie Laney, tlauaia Answotth, Shirley Swisher, Shir lcv Moore. Audrene Cunningham and Donna Felt. KnniMal Guests were Lady Fran- Mnnsrll association president indies auxiliaries, Patriarchs Mil itant Department of Oregon, and Herbert Munsell, past grand pat riarch of Grand Encampment of Oregon from Klamath Falls. OFFICE MACHINE REPAIRS Tyatwrltere, AMlM Ma chlaM laaa4, ftpitrat, fliaraataael Warkmaaehlp JONES' Office Supply Faaaa TD -! Wa far lilltn Annual Public Guinea Fowl DINNER Most Famous Of All Birds Masonic Hall MALIN Sat., Jan. 21st 6 p.m. Till 8:00 p.m. $2.50 Per Plata THE WEDDING of Shar on M. Cobb to Riley Bill Harris will take place Jan. 21 at 2 o'clock at the Bly Assembly of God Church with Pastor Charles Pratt officiating. The engage ment of the young couple was announced last week by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Cobb of Bly. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Extrom of Wil low Ranch, Calif. The bride-elect will be gradu ated from Bly High School this June. Her fiance is employed by Loveness Tim ber Company. Photo by Ferebee YREKA OES . YREKA Approximately 60 per sons, including memoers ana their families, enjoyed the pot luck supper which preceded the regular meeting of Stella Chapter No. 39, Order of Eastern Star, held in the Masonic Temple on Friday evening. Mrs. Ruth Hurley, chairman, was assisted by Mrs. Maxuie Hurley, Mrs. Helen Sherman, Mrs. Mary Hebard and Mrs. Mar guerite Hayden. Worthy Matron Juanita West- brook presided the short business session. Instructions to new members will be given at the next regu lar meeting of Stella Chapter, to be held Friday, Jan. 20.- A FINGER TIP Line fingertips of rubber work gloves with small adhesive band ages to keep them from being punctured by fingernails. Henley Bethel On Dec. 19 Henley Bethel No. 51 held sWt easiness meeting which was followed by caroling in the nearby community. They returned to exchange gifts around a beautifully decorated tree while enjoying hot spiced tea and doughnuts. Jan. 9 was the first meeting of the new year with Beverly Moffitt retiring honored queen in the East. The Mardi Gras dance held New Year's Eve at the Henley school cafeteria and co-sponsored by the Henley DeMolay, was reported a success. Rpulah Balsieer was escorted to the East and presented with a gift for her kindness extended to all the girls for her work these past few years. Pro" tem officers for the eve- nine were Judv Ralston, second messenger; Julie McCollum, fifth messenger, and Lona Berry, jun ior custodian. 'Happy Birthday" was sung for the following girls who hal birthdays this month: Julia Rhodes, Cheryl Stoehsler and Lie- da Lanphear. BRADFORD'S JANITOR SERVICE Flaari aar peol.llj. Cleaning, valine kafllai. a All war fu.raat.aa. I'allr tntar.d. 2-1231 All Work Guaranteed To Satisfy! BROWN'S Plumbing I Ha.tinf 2244 S. eth TU 2-415 Klamath Animal Supply Everything For The Stockman . Pet Owner Vaccines, medicines, equipment . Shot and Syringe repair. 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