HERALD AND VEWS, KlanuUi Falls, Ore.
Ttiundiv, January 31, 196
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RECENTLY INSTALLED At joint installation cere
monies Jan. 13, Carole Ziegelmeyer was installed as
honored queen of Henley Bethel No. 51, International
Order of Job's Daughters, and Kent Gooding received
the qavel of master councilor of Lost River Chapter of
DeMolay.
Photo by Ferebee
Lodges Seat New Officers
. Under a canopy of blue, car
rying out the theme of "My
Blue Heaven." joint installation
of Henley Bethel No. 61, In
ternational Order of Job's Daugh
ters, and Lost River Chapter of
the Order of DeMolay was held
at the Henley High School on Jan.
13.
Carole Ziegelmeyer, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Ziegelmey
er, was crowned honored queen of
Henley Bethel. Crowning of the
new queen was performed by re
tiring Queen Sue Kennon.
Other installing officers were
Nancy Nicol, guide; Karen
Grimes, marshal; Chandelle Hor-
sley. senior custodian: Cheryl
Ball, junior custodian: Linda Lan
phcar, chaplain; Pat Bratton, re
corder; Sue Ann Owens, soloist;
.lanis Latirande. musician; Clau
dia Malcomb and Ann Marshall,
candlelighters.
Taking oflice with their new
queen were Linda Taylor, senior
princess; Sue Bobber, junior prin
cess: Alice Horslcy, guide; Lona
Berry, marshal. Appointed chairs
included Julie McCollum, chap
lain: Ann Brcithaupt, treasurer:
Janice Payne, recorder; Pam De
Lap, librarian: Karen Dixon, mu
sician: Pam Millard, senior custo
dian: Doris Emerick. junior cus
todian: Sharry Breithaupt, first
messenger; Lynn Johnson, sec
ond messenger: Dawn Hale, third
messenger: Kathy Mitchell, fourth
messenger; Connie Stnne, fifth
messenger: Donna Muftit, inner-
guard; Paula Sabo. outer guard;
Debbie Colman. lady of the lights;
Lois DeLap, soloist; Janet Sand
wick, historian.
Choir members are Georgia Ki
per. Judy Jackson. Marly Reppe
Betsy Baldwin, Janet Ground. De
anne Barrett and Peggy Baldwin.
Immediately following instal
lation of the new Job's officers,
Lost River DeMolay officers were
installed. The gavel of the master
councilor was given to Kent Good
ing, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Gooding, by retiring Master Coun
cilor Don Breithaupt.
Other installing officers, a 1 1
graduating members of the Lost
River Chapter were Ben Stoehsler,
senior councilor: Bill Dixon, jun
ior councilor; Ray Black, senior
deacon: Charley Thompson, mar
shal: Mike Beymer, chaplain.
Those taking offices were Don
Berry, senior councilor: Dick
Johnson, junior councilor: Pat
Barrett, scribe; Bill Poe, treasur
er; Joe Kerns, senior deacon;
Gary Fuller, junior deacon; Da
vid Fairclo, senior steward; Kerm
Whittemore, junior steward; Al
lan Clark, chaplain: Wayne Mc-
Faddcn. sentinel; Dave west,
standard bearer: Larry Woods,
Almoner; Bill Taylor, marshal;
Gary Orcm. orator; Jim Adair,
first preceptor; Chuck Cahan.
second preceptor; Robert Ground,
third preceptor; Bill Oeraghty,
fourth preceptor: Roger Warren.
fifth preceptor; Doug Coddington
sixth preceptor; Karl Kerns, sev
enth preceptor.
Chair movers were Bill Brei
thaupt and Ross Lanphcar.
Janis LaGrandc provided music
for the DeMolay ceremony.
Immediately following the joint
installation, the DeMolay Moth
ers Club served cake and punch
from a beautifully decorated re
freshment table.
Library Party j
Time Is Near
With last minute details now
being checked, all is in readiness
for the annual benefit tea and
card party of the Klamath Falls
Woman's Library Club, according
to Mrs. George Blanas, general
chairman.
Mrs. Blanas and her committee
workers have planned the after
noon to be one of enjoyment for
all women of the Klamath Basin,
whether they play cards or n.
The partv, which will benefit in
part the intercommunity hospital
fund, will be held in the Willard
Hotel on Saturday. Feb. 2. begin
ning at 1 p.m. Mrs. Lee joder,
chairman of cards, states that all
card games will be in play and
asks guests to bring their own
playing cards. 1
As special entertainment, Mrs.
John Lake has coordinated a
fashion show with styles from the
Bon Bazaar and Fashion Villa.
The show will be presented at 2'
p.m. during the card playing
time with models strolling among
the tables to give everyone a bet
ter view of garments.
The fashion revue was also
planned to be of interest to wom
en not playing cards, who are
cordially invited to come to the
how and enjoy tea which will be
served at that time.
Background music will be
played by Marie Obenchain.
Although reservations are not
necessary, those wishing to do so
may call Mrs. h. V. Leslie at
TU 4-8802. or Mrs. Leroy F. Car
ter, TU 4-5881.
Sojourners
C'jiourners Club met Wednes
day. Jan. 2.1. at the Willard Hotel
with a buffet luncheon in the Pine
Grove Room. Cards followed the
meeting.
Founders Day was celebrated
Baby Boy
1 Joins Family
nn its 2."th anniversary with a
beautifully decorated cake. A his
tory of Sojourners Club, found
ed by -Mrs. LaNora Llliott, was
read by Mrs. A. V. McVey. Six
teen past presidents were intro
duced and honored.
Hostesss for the day were Mrs.
Earl Nash. Mrs. D.ivid Jrnison
and Mrs. Earl Votaw.
In bridge. Mrs. Wayne Horton
won lirst prize and .Mrs. .lacn
Holt, second.
In pinochle Mrs. Jack Judd.
first and Mrs. Doug Napier, sec
ond.
The next meting will be Feb.
13 at the Willard Hotel.
For further information call
Mount Shasta
Soroptimists
V
MOUNT SHASTA Soroptimist
Club of Mount Shasta, at its regu
lar breakfast meeting Jan. 23
heard a review and explanation
of the club's by-laws, by Olivia
Thebolt.
Lucille Gardner. Bertha Lan-
thier and Willielmina Clement at
tended the Area Council meet
ing. Southwest Region, in Para
dise Jan. 20, and Mrs. Gardner
gave a report on it.
Rcrtha Lanthier brought up the
citizenship award and Donna
Krause volunteered to interview
high schools in this area to de
termine a girl to sponsor as a
possible recipient of the $2000
scholarship, which is awarded by
the Soroptimist Federation of
the Americas.
The Regional Conference will be
held April 26-27-28 at the Wagon
w heel in South Tahoe.
David Hamilton is the name
chosen by Dr. and Mrs. James
Noel for their second son and
third child, born Jan. 28 at Klam
ath Valley Hospital. The voting jMrs. M Holliday. TU 4-7D17.
man weighed six pounds, three
ounces at arrival.
Older children in the Noel fam
ily are daughter Suzanne and son
Gary.
Grandparents to the new arriv
al are Mr. and Mrs. Erie Hamil
ton of Klamath Falls.
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