Naomi Shrine Advance Night
Officers' "Advance Night" was
ttie occasion for the meeting of
Kaoml Shrine No. 8. Order o
White Shrine of Jerusalem, held
at the Masonic Temple Saturday,
Jan. 12. Noble Prophetess Myrtle
Schieferstein and Associate
Watchman of Shepherds Clyde
Brown were presiding officers in
the East for the opening and
closing ceremonies with Lois and
1 o y d Murphy, worthy high
priestess and watchman of shep
fterds in charge of business. Oth
ei line officers advancing were
Chaplain Ruth Geiss as noble
prophetess; Worthy Shep
herdess Edith Mitchell as chap
lain, and Guide Madge Brown as
worthy shepherdess.
Impressive memorial services
were conducted by officers in lov
ing memory of deceased Sojour
ners Mina Hoff, Dr. Harry Scrib
ner, Irene Markham, Philip
Behm, Grover Motley and Arloa
Andrus. Background music was
played by Alma Cofer at the pi
ano as Chaplain Ruth Geiss gave
a choral reading of "Near To
the Heart of God" and a group
of officers placed flowers on a
large floral cross placed near the
altar.
Past officers honored and In
troduced from the sidelines were
Ruth Rodenberger, Luella Chil-
cote, Blanche Marks, Blanche
Schulze and Aura Mitchell, past
worthy high priestesses, and Jim
Hunter, Jack Schulze and Almon
Geiss, past watchmen of shep
herds of Naomi Shrine.
Ruth Rodenberger was escorted
to the East and presented with
a gift from the Shrine honoring
her recent installation as worthy
matron of Tulelake Chapter Order
Eastern Star.
Members were entertained by a
clever skit narrated bv James
Hunter with Almon Geisj depicting
a lowly ditchdigger singing "I'm
the Child of a King." The nar
ration portrayed a happy ditch
digger, rich with Jesus in his
heart being viewed by a woman
rich only in material wealth.
Following the business meeting
and entertainment, refreshments
were served in the dining hall by
line officers, Lois and Lloyd
Murphy, Myrtle Schieferstein.
Ruth Geiss, Edith Mitchell and
Madge and Clyde Brown.
The Feb. 8 meeting will feature
"Men's Night" with Helen and
Frank McCornatk in charge.
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WED IN JANUARY Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. George
were married Jan. 5 at Rainier, Ore. They ere making
their home in Portland. Mrs. George is the former Kath
leen Ann Wittwer.
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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore.
Sunday, February IS, 1
ZCBJ Lodge Plans Feed
MAL1N Discussion of a "Ja-
ternice" feed was the main sub
ject on the agenda of the Jan.
26 monthly meeting of the
ZCBJ Lodge, conducted by Frank
Paygr, president.
Frank Paygr was appointed
delegate to the national convention
in Chicago. Vaclav Kalina is alternate.
A potluck dinner was followed
hy games. The next meeting will
be Feb. 17 in the Community
Hall.
YELLOW IS "L"'
For spring and summer, yellow
will be a prominent fashion color.
You'll see it in knits, linens, cot
tons and blends. Not pale yellow,
but a bright, sunny shade that's
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FUTURE BRIDE Mr. and Mrs. Rober' Hunt of the
Henley District announce the engagement of their
daughter, Virginia, to Paul Butler, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Gray of Redlands, Calif. Both young people are
junior students in education at Oregon State University.
She is a member of Chi Omega sorority and her fiance
is affiliated with Alpha Tau Omega.
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The wedding vows of Kathleen
Ann Wittwer and Robert L.
George were solemnized Jan. S at
the Rainier Methodist Church in
an eight o'clock double ring cere
mony read hy the Rev Robert
Dorey.
The bride Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Wittwer of
Rainier and Mr. and Mrs. L. W.
George of Klamath Fall; are the
parents of the bridegroom.
Lavender and white chrysan
themums and white stock were
arranged in door baskotr and in
altar bouquets for the ceremony
Candelabra held tall white tap
ers. '
I The bridal gown of silk organza
was made with long sleeves and
full skirt with butterfly bow at
the waist buck. Seed pearls and
crystals outlined I he neckline and
accented the skirt at intervals. A
crown of seed pearls held the el
bow length veil and she carried a
cascade bouquet of lavender,
vamla orchids with while satin
streamers.
Mrs. Ronald Ogren o' Seattle.
sister ol the bride, was matron of
honor, dressed in a frock of lav
ender satin brocade. She carried
a cascade of Sterling Silver roses.
Bridesmaids Nancy Wittwer and
Iny ltusehraugh were dressed
like the honor nltendant. Their
lowers were lavender roses.
Candlrlighters were Janet Kal
lunki and Jill Johnson.
Wedding music was played by
Mrs. John Ranch. Deane Tuck,
accompanied by Mrs. Tuck, sang
"The Lord's Prayer" and "I
Lnve You Truly."
For the occasion, Mrs. Wittwer
anucini
chose a pink brocade jacket dress
with corsage of cymhidium or
chid. Mrs. George wore a beige
satin brocade dress and green
orchid corsage.
Henry Pittock of Portland was
best man and ushers were Larry
Stcnnick and Adolfo Velasco.
After the ceremony a recep
tion was held in the church
parlors where decorations were
Sterling Silver roses and white
carnations with white bells and
lavender bows.
Assisting were sisters of the
bridegroom, Mrs. James Creswell
and Mrs. Garret Hilyard, and
Charles Rnsebraugh, Mrs. Floyd
Stchman. Mrs. Robert Booth, aunt
lot the bride, Mrs. Leona McKay,
Mrs. Henry Dunivan. Mary Ann
Dunivan. Rick Vance and Ron
Vance.
The newlywcds spent their hon
eymoon in Northern talilornia.
Mrs. George wore for traveling
brown two piece wool dress
with beige accessories and a white
cymbidium corsage. They are
now at home in Portland at 2575
N. W. Marshall Street.
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Drama Group To Stage.
Library Club Program
The Woman's Library Club of
Klamath Falls will have the privi
lege of special entertainment at
the meeting Monday. Feb. 11, at
2 p.m. in the city library club-
room.
The Klamath Civic Theatre will
present "Scenes and Sketches.
Actors will be Nancy Hagcrman,
Don K. Bohmann and Peter Lun
green.
The Klamath Civic Theatre was
founded about two and a half
years ago. The members are now
interested in drama mainly as a
hobby, although many studied the
art in college days.
Peter Lungreen. president of the
theatre, studied drama at Uni
versity of Oregon and was grad
uated from Southern Orcjjon Co!
lege.
Don K. Bohmann Is a graduate
of Northwestern Drama School in
Chicago and has had some pro
fessional acting experience.
Nancy Hagcrman is a charter
member of the group and is pres
ently vice president.
The drama group's last' pres
entation was "The Man in the
Dog Suit" and they are planning
another comedy, "Light up the
Sky." tn be presented near the
last of April.
Mrs. Waller Brown is program
chairman for the dav and Mrs.
jrr Uolonlino's Day jtm f w , V I
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Valentino
75e to $10
pink and red,
satins, foils
. . . plain and fancy
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Arch Proctor and her committee
will have charge of lea. '
Mrs. Charles Martin and Mrs.
Alvin Oldham will be hostesses.
Admission for non - members,
who arc cordially Invited, is 75
cents.
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