HERALD ANT) NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
ThetaRho
Elecis Slate
ETNA Mildred (Rusty) Martin
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was elected president ot fawn
Theta Rho Girls Club at the regu
lar meeting March 2 in the Odd
Fellows Hall.
Elected to serve with her are
Marjorie Clay, vice president;
Cherie Black, secretary, and Mar
tha Allen, treasurer. Installation
will he April 6.
During the business meeting,
in charge of Mildred Martin, plans
were discussed for a food sale
IT'S A WONPIRFWL STOtl
Saturday
Check
on March 18.
Linda Starr and Mildred Mar
tin announced they would attend
the assembly scheduled later this
month in San Jose.
Friday, March 10. 1961
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MEMBERS of the women's auxiliary to the Origon State Medical Society
honored wives of legislators and state officials at their annual tea held in Salem re
cently. Among those attending the traditional auxiliary affair were, from left, Rep.
Mrs. Ben Musa of The Dalles, Mrs. Ivan MacDonald of Salem and Mrs. Harry Boivin
of Klamath Falls.
ONCE AGAIN this much-awaited, one-a-year trav
eling companion is ready to go with you and take you
fragrantly to your destination and back. Chic, black and
gold container holds a generous supply of world famous
fragrance. A gleaming gold atomizer, individually boxed,
especially designed to fit the traveler, enables the user
to transform it into a beautiful dressing table accessory.
Bethel 6
Beta Sigma Phi
BETA PHI CHAPTER
The Beta Phi Chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi held twn meetings in
the month of February.
The tirst meeting reb. 7 viu
at the home of Jean Bingham.
A short business meeting was
held. Rita Backa was chosen prin
cess to represent the chapter at
the Valentine Ball held at Reames
Feb. 18.
Shirley Bissell reported on the
hospital meeting. The American
Cancer Society provided a film
which was shown to the group.
The title of the film was "Living
Insurance.
Program for the evening was
presented by Joanne Gestvang.
Her topic was "Nature's Land
scape Irom the book Beauty.
She also showed a film entitled
'This Is Oregon."
Nominating Committee mem
bers selected are Aura Mitchell,
Shirley Bissell, Lillian Hayden,
Lois Egger and Jean Bingham.
A handkerchief and earring par
ty was held for Ruth Drewniany,
who is moving to another community.
Refreshments were served bv
the co-hostesses, Lois Egger and
Pat Lukes.
The second meeting was held
Feb. 21 at the home of Marge
Seutter.
After a short business meeting.
Ena Rodgers presented her pro
gram from the book "Beauty."
Her topic was entitled "The Art
ist's Landscape." Ena Rodgers
introduced her guest, Joan How
ard, an artist who showed sam
ples of her work, and explained
how she became interested in I
painting, tools needed to paint,
and answered questions on the
subject.
Visiting guest for the evening
was Helen Pop, of the Xi Mu
Chapter in Medford.
Refreshments were served by
co-hostesses Rita Backa and Aura
Mitchell.
BRIDGE PLAY
WINNERS TOLD
Twelve tables were in play at
the Thursday evening, March 2,
session of the Lakeshore Dupli
cate Club at the City Library.
North-south first place winners
were Dr. Irving Cater and Chuck
Bateman. John Lake and George
McClary were second, and Mrs.
Lloyd Gohle and Mrs. Leona Rob
ertson tied with Mrs. Harold
Cloake and Mrs. Iuis Serruys
for third and fourth places.
Mrs. Grace Kresse and Mrs
V. C. Rexford were first in the
east-west position. In second place
were Dr. and Mrs. Seth Kerron.
Mrs. Robert Sproat and Mrs. Dol
man Schaeffer were third.
-Nine tables were present at the
Tuesday morning session, March:
7.
North-south winners were Mrs.
Lena Smith and Mrs- Lloyd Go
ble, followed by Mrs. Frank Ricky!
and Mrs. William Cunningham
second, and Mrs. F. W. Hyde and
Mrs. Robert Chilcote, third.
Mrs. Chester Stonecypher and
Mrs. Byron Johnson were east-
west first. Mrs. Bob Cheyne and
Mrs. 0. K. Puckett were second,
and Mrs. J U Calhoun and Mrs. and it soaks up enough to wash
James Stilwell, third. Ian entire kitchen floor.
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A VISITOR to Klamath Falls this week was Mrs. G. B.
(Eleanor) Kirkpatrick of Portland. As area supervisor of
Welcome Wagon hostesses in Oregon and a part of
Washington, she came to this city to meet with Mrs.
Violet Koehn, hostess for Klamath County. Mrs. Kirk
patrick stated there are 60 hostesses now serving in Ore
gon, 25 of these in the Portland area. Welcome Wagon
activities include greeting new families, new babies, and
parties for future brides. Photo by Guderian
Newlyweds
Are Honored
DUNSMUIR A shower for Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Ross Jr. was held
recently at the Episcopal Guild
Hall.
JoAnn Hartsfield was hostess
and about 40 gjiests gathered to
present gifts to the newlyweds.
Games followed the opening of
gifts and the serving of refresh
ments concluded the evening.
Mrs. Ross, formerly Carolyn
Cooney, became a bride recently
a Reno ceremony.
Only seven of the more than
100 islands of the Hawaiian group
are inhabited.
MIDRIFF DECOR
The girl who collects belts
would love one In satin witli a
self-bow fastener. And another
that folds over like a sash.
GOLDEN
GUERNSEY
quality
milk
Eiici yu
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18' FULL
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Miilaialitti'fit
List
OF GOOD VALUES
EYE AND BUY
Look for the overblouse, cut
along easy lines, when you do
your spring fashion shopping.
Pre-Easter Sale!
FINE FURS
Hurry
Ends Saturday
525 Main
MOPFUL CLEANS FLOOR
A newly-developed nylon mop
head holds six times its weight
in water. Dip this into a pail of
hot soap or detergent just once,
A Real
Musical Treat
TED BEER
At the Piano
NOW AT THE
LUCCA
CAFE
2354 So. 6th ' TU 4-3276
M i if t -IJh-
Come to the Lucca right away!
Ask Ted to play your favorite
songs!
The March 6 meeting of Job's
Daughters. Bethel 61, held at the
Scottish Rite Temple was conduct
ed by Honored Queen Carolyn
Osburn, with Mrs. Bettie Ball,
guardian, and Gus Vlahos, asso
ciate guardian; in attendance.
Honorary members included
Charles B. Licb, calvary com
mander, and Frank McCornack,
watchman of the shepherds of
White Shrine, who announced
April 1 as the date of installa
tion of officers of the Shrine.
The "Roaring Twenties" will be
the theme of the spring dance,
plans (or which will be discussed
at the council meeting Monday,
March 13, at 8 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. Ball. 855 Eldorado.
Bethel 61 plans a car washi
Saturday, March 11, at the Shell I
Station, corner of East Main and I
South Sixth streets. Proceeds will !
go to the philanthropic fund of
Job s Daughters.
An interesting historical report
was given by Ljnda Kurre.
The honored queen announced
the next bethel meeting for Mon
day, March 20, at 7:30 p.m. at
the Scottish Rite Temple.
HELPS GIVE SURER STARTS AND LONGER BATTERY LIFE
Now Open!
The Wave
Beauty Shop
Blanche Daniel
1108 Main St. Ph. TU 2-4865
"THEY CALLED ME
A PENTAGON SPY"
A pretty, young American schoolteacher
found out first-hand what happens to a
tourist who gets friendly with a Russian
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Family Weekly carries the
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