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I HERALD AND NKHS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Tuesday, February H, I9S1
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Henley Bethel No. SI. Job'si Introduced from the
Daughters, and Lost River Chap-j were Lem Manning, grand as
ter of Henley DeMolay installed sociate guardian of Oregon; Phyl
new officers in joint ceremonies lis Pooie. past grand guajdian of
Jan. 15 in the Henley High School ; Oregon: Lorraine Kcinmillcr,
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wwwr catetena. Julie Rhodes, new hon- - f , , ' .. , Slurry Sherman. Coleen Koclilci
ored Queen, chose Winter fantasy California 'inH mntlior arlvknr
Judy Ralston. Donna Moffitt, Dor
sidelines Hcriingshaw. soloist; Lydia L'm-iBeymcr, junior steward; Tiinjents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Co
lor, lady ot the lights; Sue Beb-Deyarmio, chaplain; Mike Payne ,ber, and his brother, But. ell, and
ber, historian. l,,i. ,:. irn, .,:,,i.J,.jii.ilve hk moih ... f
Choir members are Frances Ki
ger, 'icki Tmka, Helen Hurlburt,
Julie McCollum. Loua Berry,
bearer; Dave Woodard, almoner; white rosebuds.
Don Breithaupt, marshal; Chet
Ralston, orator; Dan Dumm, Joe
Kerns, Kent Gooding, Wayne Mc-
Kadden, Phillip Dixon, Bob Brow-I
as the theme (or the year. In to the Tulelake Assembly; Helen t:mcrick- Janice Payne. Caroljer and Charlie Philli
keeping with this the room wasiCrapo, guardian of Bethel No. 6;
it.-uic!, iahii joiinsun, iauiyj preceptors.
rieinier, tnervi Moensicr antr
decorated in American beauty Ulls v 1Hnos' associate guardian ot
pink and light pink with a huge Bc,llcl 0' 61" ,Past 8uart''ans
r . , , associate guardians present were
silver ball hanging in the center cni R,.... r.retrhnn ti,,,,,
of the room. Johnny Gober is the Thclma Short. Harold Dehlinger!'mon'- He was assisted by Bob!
new uiasier cuuiicnui ui ue.uuiay. pau Breithaupt. and Orabellc mapman, marsnal. JacK ziegcl-
Clyde Horsley, dad adviser, was
escorted to the east and given a
gut.
Ben Ariair nrpvpntnrl oiflc
me seven ,he rcti,.nfi hca(1s of bmh o(igps
A reception followed the instal.
Johnny Gorier presented his par- lation ceremonies.
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to
Dave Kennon presided as install'
ing oliicer tor the Ue.Molay ccre-;
Assisting in the Job's installa-i Rhodes from Henley Bethel No.
tion were Beverly Moffitt, retir-'si; Jack Murphy, of Bethel No.
ing honored queen; Nancy Hugel-. Past honored queens were
man, chaplain; Carolyn usborn,
recorder; Sue Parisotta. junior!
custodian; Charlotte Heyden, sen
ior custodian; Linda Heyden,
JULIE RHODES is the new honored queen of Henley
Bethel No. 51, Job's Daughters. She was installed Jan.
15 in joint ceremonies with the Henley DeMolay.
Edna May McCollum, Bethel No.
6 and Penny Preston of Bethel No.
61. Stella and Bob Dehlinper,
guardian and associate guardian,
guide; Joan Wizncr, marshal, and and the council members were in-
Alexis Drew, musician, landle-itroduced with Bob Dchlincer nre- Bcrrv. scribe: Bill Tavlor. trcas-
lighters were Vickie Fairchild and soiling Julie Rhodes with the urer; Larry Blofsky, senior dca
Carole Horsley. iBcthel Bible. Icon; Ben Stochslcr, junior deacon;
Assisting at the guest book and The new queen and retiringPan Barret, senior steward: Mike
gift table was Janet Lyon. Linda. queen presented one another their
meyer, chaplain: Larry Molfitt
senior deacon; Gary Say, junior
councilor, and Burrell Gober, sen
ior councilor.
DeMolay new officers are John
ny Gober, master councilor; Bob
Elliot, senior councilor: Charlie
Thompson, junior councilor: Don
JOHNNY
councilor of th Lost River Chapter of Henley DeMolay.
TrailRiders
Have Dinner
Delegates Elected At Eulalona Chapter DAR Feb. Meeting
Lanphear greeted guests as they
arrived. Ronnie and Lonnie Blof-
-!sky assisted with the chairs.
Eulalona Chapter, DAR, met Fourteen delegates and their
Mondav evening. Feb. fi. in the
Fireplace Room at Peace Me
morial Presbytei ian Church. Des
sort was served at 8 p.m. pre-
1 respective alternates were elect
ed by the chapter, but all mem-
YREKA Valentine frees and i . hers were urged to attend any
nrrangemen s of red carnations ' . isessions possible. Guests of DAR
, , , j ,1.1 . , , ceding the calling of the busi-l , . ,
decorated the dining tab es at the , ,, , , imembers will be most we come.
J. . ? u i .i ,ness meeting. Hostesses for the . ,, . , , .
Shamrock Cafe on Feb. 7, for the . , , f u , especially husbands, at the open
ing arssiuii, iiiuiMiay, mdiui i.
J: f (K
vaieiuiiie uinnei pa.iy u. '- j..on M,.c RvmnnJ Hall nrf
lea Trail Riders. ..... i,..',u at
will contact other chapters in the
district.
February as history month re
ccived special recognition by the
chapter and awards for the his
toric Waterways essay contest
will be made soon to the three
schools participating, Allamont
nMinnst rtaffmiiO 1-PIMlH and H IS-
tributed literature received from brother,
respective jewels. On behalf of
the DeMolay Johnny Gober pre
sented a bouquet of red roses
to the new honored queen.
Parents of the queen and her
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
IDAR's national defense
man.
Mrs.
Decorations were made by Ruth
Mrs. Elizabeth Norris.
8 p.m and at the banquet Junior High, Fremont and Sa-
cnau. Rhodes and James, were intro
duced.
Phillip Brixner was in
Other officers installed were
Cindy Dehlinger, senior princess;
Coleen Finchum, junior princess;
Sue Kennon, guide; Carol Ziegcl-
meyer, marshal; Chandelle Hors-
Barklow and her committee, Helen . ... ',,. u.hinh
will be held in Portland March
2, 3 and 4 at the Sheraton Ho-
itel in the new Lloyds Center.
will he especially gala due to
the presence of DAR's president
general. Mrs. Ashmead White.
Hammersley, Alice Newton, Fern
Meamher, Molly Kleavcr, Ida Mc
Carper and Helen Crebhin.
Ruby Young, president, eonduct-;Confel.once pans
en ine uusiness session which 101
lowed the dinner. Ann Shipman.
drill captain, advised the members
that plans were being made for
a spring horseback ride in April.
Jean and Jane Meamber showed
colored slides taken on their
European trip last summer. Nar
ration accompanied the showing
of the slides by the sisters who
were attractively dressed in na
tive costumes which they had
purchased in Austria.
charge of the program arrange
ments for the evening and
showed slides on Hawaii. Over
a period of years Mrs. Brixner
has spent considerable time in ley. chaplain; Linda Taylor, trcas-
the islands and had some un-;urcr; Alice Horsley. librarian;
Mrs. Ager slated that scrap- ,lsual ana taseinating lacis toi-am ucLap. musician; Jeanette
books for the years 1937 to 10 accompany the presentation oli Hooper, junior custodian; Dana
inccu, senior cusiouian; ram iuu-
Friday night at which lime theicred Heart Academy
president general will deliver htr
address.
The 70th Continental Congress vere being displayed on a spe-inel' pictures.
will be held in Washington, D.C.
for this year. Pr" l ' l" an" representatives
were, eiecieu nil mis iinpoiiani
conference. Planning to attend
ORIONS CLUB
The regular monthly meeting
ef Orions Club was held on Tues
day evening, Feb. 7, at the new
home of Mrs. Virgil Koehn. The
meeting was called to order by
the president, Mrs. Neil McEach
ern. Devotions were given by Mrs.
John Weber. Members answered
to roll call by telling of an in
teresting, place they had visited.
The special prize was awarded
to Mrs. Charles York.
After the business meeting, re
freshments were served by the
hostesses, Mrs. Koehn and Mrs.
Robert Pryor. Tile table was at
tractively decorated in the val
entine theme.
Members present were Mrs.
Charles Howard, Mrs. Myron
Murray, Mrs. Fred Bichn, Mrs.
John Weber, Mrs. James Sweatt.
Mrs. Jack Paddock, Mrs. Car!
Pernigotti. Mrs. Al Nanneman,
Mrs. Neil McEachern, Mrs.
Richard Teater, Mrs. Charles
York. Mrs. Joe Wachler, Mrs.
Virgil Koehn, Mrs. Robert Pryor,
Mrs. Preston Card, and guests.
Mrs. Micnael Wirfs and Mrs.
Donald Hoffman.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs, Richard!
Teater on March 7 with Mrs.
James Sweatt as co-hostess. The
annual white elephant sale will
be held at this meeting.
Open House
To Mark'Date
cial shelf in (he citv lihrai-v i'le ncxl meeting ot eulalona lard, Ann Breitbaupl, Mem Lee,
They have been kept by various Chapter will be March 6 at the, Sara Williams and Marlee Breil
rhairmen thrnuph the veai- nnrf home of Mrs Roland E. Wright haupt, the five messengers; San-
are of much interest, especially ""d w'" feature the story of the dra Woodard, inner guard; Mar-
for Eulalona Chanter are Mrs. in so far as local historv is COn.dwindlins gold
Bert C. Thomas and Mrs. Arch cerned. Mrs. R. E. Wright, pres
0. Proctor. ent chairman, was commended
The February meeting markedfor vigilance in keeping
the halfway point in terms for!ll,em in a good slate of repair,
present officers of Eulalona andi Mrs. Reymond Hall gave the
supply.
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VALENTINE-
Bl.Y An open house Feb. 18
al. the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Monte Cline on Highway 66 in
Bly will honor Mr. and Mrs.
James Dixon, who will celebrate
their golden wedding anniversary.
All friends of the couple are
invited to attend the reception
between the hours of one and
five.
year-end reports were presented
by chapter officers. Committee
reports have been filed with state
chairmen.
It was decided lo contribute
financially toward sending t h e
district Good Citizen winner to
the state conference. District No.
3 chairman, Mrs. Albert 0.
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