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mm 1 ' 7 - -.- 1 ' OPAL MORGAN we installed at worthy adviter of Assembly No. 57, Order of Rainbow for Girls, at pub lic ceremonies Jan. 22 at the Scottish Rite Temple. Photo by Fereboe Opal Morgan Heads Assembly Lenninger, Peggy fjeppert, Cecilia Longuville, Claudia Mayes. Lois Price, Lexie Kay Pulnam, Jaiiet Samuel. Each carried large foil covered musical notes. Tile line officers carried while Bibles covered with shattered white carnations and gardenias with green and white streamers. The other officers carried large gold stars with green and white streamers. ; Mrs. Clei'a Roudrn is the moth er adviser and Ernest Wallin, Rainbow did. Others on the board include Mrs. Helen Rightmioiv chairman and also a member of the state executive committee: Jane Barnes, Edith Barleen, Kath arine Koiak, Susie Harris, Elmer Rlanchard, Lloyd Murphy, G u s Vlahos, A. J. Thompson and Pe ter Martinson. , Dale Elites and members of the Klamath Foils DeMolay performed the crowning ceremony. The new worthy adviser pre sented Sally Ann Lee and Mrs. Mary Anderson their past worthy adviser and past mother adviser pins. Refreshments were served fol lowing the installation.' Mrs. Jeanne Wonscr, installing marshal, traveled from Eugene to attend , her sister's installation. Opal Morgan was installed as ; worthy adviser of Assembly No. ; 57, Order of Rainbow for Girls, '; during a public installation cere j.mony Jan. 22 at the Scottish Rite : Temple. She is the daughter of I Mr. and Mrs. Troy Morgan, 242.' JiWantland. !' The new worthy adviser chose moss green and white as her colors and "Rainbow Dreams' tljer theme. Baskets of white stocl; .'accented with green bows decor-l .ated the assembly room. '-The installing officers included 'Sally Ann Lee, worthy adviser; Mary Ott, chaplain: Gayle Osborn, recorder: Linda Hall, musician; Jeanne Wonser, marshal, and Mrs. M. Murphy, mother adviser. '. Ann Rexford sang "He." "I Be lieve," and "The Lord's Prayer." "accompanied bv Ramona Soto. -'other officers to serve this term 'are Linda McCarty, worthy asso ciate advlrer; Diane Mead, chart. "ty; Sue Leiser, hope; Dailcnei "Gentry, faith; Sharon Hickman, recorder; Margaret Hayes, troas tirer; Kay Davis, chaplain; Ra- -mona Soto, drill leader; Jackie CGeorge, love; Deanna Graham, re ligion; Joyce Rowden. nature; Pat 'Ohles, Immortality; Mary Wilson, fidelity: Sheena Rightmier,' pa ' triotrsm: Linda Deen, service; Carol Phillips, confidential observ er; Nancy Pernigottl, musician; Sherl Mead, choir director; Rose Mary Wolvorton, outer observer. Choir members are Carolyn Cathcy, Karolyn Gattis, Ginger Hubbard, Nancy Kozak, Mary SOCIETY By HELEN BECHENI Open House Marks New Library Addition The completion of a new room for the Chiloquin Branch of the Klamath County Library was marked by an informui eolfee hour and open house on Feb. 11. Mrs. Betty Cote, head lihrarian of the Klamath County Library, and Mrs. Paul Hcrron, branch li brarian, were hostesses to near ly 100 guests who called between and 5 o'clock to inspect the pleasant new room and its great ly increased facilities The color scheme of the new library, gray-green and Indian turquoise with -accents of coral. was complemented by bowls ol spring blossoms and a charming arrangement of carnations on the coffee table. Mrs. Walter Zimmerman, Mrs. Rufus Robinson and the faculty of the Chiloquin Elementary School added to the permanent decor by present potted plants. Presiding at the coffee table were Mrs. A. N. Slarkey, Mrs William Barnes. Mrs. Walter Zirn merman, Mrs. Elmer Heglund, Mrs. Frank Halt and Mrs. Fried man Kirk. Youngsters of the community were included in the afternoon's festivities and were served punch and cookies by Mrs. William Lor- enz, Mrs-. Hairy Whiting and Mrs. Lester Hoback. The younger patrons of the li brary were represented by three teenagers in charge of the guest book. Karen Schoonover, Candace Fried and Joyce Mclntyre. Among those coming from over. the county were A. R. Dickson, board, and Mrs. Dickson ; Ted DeMcrritt of Molin, board mem ber, and Mrs. DeMcrritt: Mr Amy Kolkow, branch librarian at Malin, and Mr. and Mrs. Nile; Hickey of Modoc Point. Mrs. Mickey is in charge of a county library station at Modoc Point PAGE -A HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Tuesday, February 21, 1991 Lodqe Honors Charter Member Friendship Court No. 11, Order of the Amaranth, honored Mrs. Ruth Stanley, only charter mem ber living in Klamath Falls, at its stated meeting Feb. 15 at the Scottish Rite Temple. Before the meeting the mem bcrs were entertained by several selections by the girls of The Lit tle Ensemble of Fremont Junior High School. Don Herbig is di rector. After the entertainment the meeting was opened by Mrs. Phyl iss May and William Goen. royal matron and patron presiding in the east. i; Yllfh If K t ' I Mr- iHiV -Tr- x. M , v.- A v. ..... tJ LJM: MOTHTR-DAIGHTER TEA MERRILL Merrill Rebekahs sponsored a mother-daughter tea Feb. 11 honoring mothers and grandmothers of the Theta Rho girls. A valentine theme was used in decorations. Bea Mattson, no ble grand, served coffee and My rene Cunningham and Sherry I Baker poured punch. ERVVIN BROWER, right, principal off the new Falcon Heights School, served as installing officer for the first slate of officers of the school's PTA. The ceremony took place at the Feb. 7 meeting. Left to right are Mrs. Jeannette Jackson, third vice president; Sgt. Leon Colas, first vice president; Mrs. Arlene Christman, second vice president; Mrs. Evelyn Kelly, seated, temporary secretary; Mrs. Barbara Sinon, sec retary, and Sgt. Charles Kelly, president. Mrs. Corrine Hunt, treasurer, was not present for the picture. STRAWS IN THE WIND 1 NEW YORK The new shoe neutral for spring is straw straw-colored leather. These new wheat - pale, yellowed-to-a-golden-glow leathers will fit any color scheme. Some of the styles shown in straw color include spectator end cut-out pumps with stacked heels ; shoestring, buckled and buttoned flats, and a fringe- Slabbed pump in brushed leather. MOOSE WOMEN HOLD MEETING MERRILL Women of the Moose Merrill Chapter No. 18 met in iTDlllftr session Fph. 14 in (hp introduced were Norman Jones, jMoose Han Elizabeth Slezak pre sided. Joanne Azeverlo. chairman of the hospital committee, present- assistant grand lecturer of t h e Grand Court of the Amaranth, and Mrs. Jack Schulzo. past grand royal matron of the Grand Court of the Amaranth of Oregon. 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Mrs. Ruth Musscllman, Mrs. Natlie Guderian, Mrs. Lura Vincent, Elmer Vincent and Nor man Jones, cd her chapter night program Howard and Kenneth Klassen played accordion selections. One candidate. Mable Craig was elected and enrolled for membership. Pat Stonecypher. member of the hospital committee, an-! nounced she had been appointed chairman for the blondmobile for this area, which will be here March 7 from 4 to 8 p.m. in the Men-ill Recreation Hall. All members were asked to support this worthy project. ilie chapter voted to purchase a new range for the Moose Hall kitchen. Lola Stolt was appointed to make the purchase, Drum Corps announced they had performed between halves of the Rotary. Kiwanis March of Dimes basketball game in Tu!e lake on Feb. 13. Next regular practice for the drum corps will be Feb. 22 in the Moose Hall at 8 p.m. Refreshments were served bv the Hospital Committee. Next regular meeting wUI be held Feb. 28 at 8 p.m. in the Moose Hali. Friendship committee of Wo men of the Moose, Merrill Chap ter No. 18 held its annual val entine dinner for members, their families and guests on Sunday. Feb. 12. in the Moose Hal!. Chairman for the affair was Ruby Tschirky. 'l 10'n. 14" laPointe's Features-- Smortly designed maternity dresses. An outstanding collection at . . . mm PROSPERITY raeir Vour copies now ! Mailed any where in the each 5)(Q) C Herald anbletos Use this handy coupon form to re serve enough copies for your friends, , relatives and business associates else where. Just fill out the form and mail with your payment of 50c per copy to the Herald and News P. O. Box 941 Klamath Falls, Ore. and all wrapping and mailing will be handled for you on publication date, Feb. 26th. Mail To: Name Address Mail To: .Name Address Mail To: Name Address Mail To: Name Address Mail To: Name Address Sent By Address 1301 ESPLANADE TU 4-8111 3bl o o o o o o
