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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1963)
Sunder, March 10, 194S3 Page 3-D Herald ft Neva Klamath Fall X. FFA Meet Set MAUN March 20-22 is the dal3 set for the annual FFA Slate Convention to be held at The Dalles. Dan Duncan and Bill Whitman have been selected as Malin delegates, and the district president. Dale Parrlsh, will also t" : A :ii'J attend. Chapter problems and business before the state association will be discussed, and the state public speaking and state parliamentary contests will be held during the convention. S HOPM A in'! ! XK t' Ui ! hi ; ill ,: Vv 111131 KY7 1MM YJy I 1,C JiJ HONOR GUEST Katherlne Stonecypher, queen of Zuleima Temple, Daughters of the Nile, is shown with her husband, Chet Stonecypher, at the dinner in her honor Feb. 23. DANCERS Dancing the Charleston, left to right, are Inez Rush, Peggy Chilcote, Connie Jones, Pauline Pernell and Ruth McCart. This act was a part of program honoring Katharine Stonecypher, who is completing her year as queen of Zuleima Temple. Nile Club Honors Temple Queen At Local Dinner "This is your life. Katherine." loring Katharine Stonecypher who was the theme of the dinner lion-1 is completing her year as queen For Your WASHSMG & DRYING Convenience and Pleasure Merit's Has There's one near you: 1 4801 So. 6th 2 333 E. Main 3 Ore. & Biehn Dry Cleaning at E. Main & Oregon Ave. Little or no pressing needed . . . Dry to dry in 30 minutes 9. . f I Wm . For Just $2.00 Leorn the thrittiness end convenience of Coin-O-Matic com plete cleaning facilities. You'll find all the coveniences at Merit's . . . and remember, only Merit's is COIN-O-MATIC. of Zuleima Temple at the Wine ma Hotel Saturday night, Feb. 23. Gene Favell was master of cere monies for the production. The portrayal of Kalherine's life was directed by co-chairmen. Dee Barkdoll and Beulah Balsiger. Ronald Bryan, vocalist, was ac companied by Glenn Kox. Stella Dehlinger portrayed Kalh erine's mother, who displayed the tiny red-haired, blue-eyed infant who had arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Peart .of Coquille in liM)9. Throughout the early years, Katherine had many enjoyable activities including be ing the captain of the Coquille Girls Basketball team. On this winning team were Marguerite Breithaupt. Peggy Harnsberger, Thelma Short, and Phyllis Poole. Queen Katherine enjoyed all the dances of the Roaring Twenties, including the Charleston which was danced by Inez Rush, Connie Jones, Peggy Chilcote, Pauline Pernell and RuUi McCart. The summer of 192H was the year in which Katherine was married to Chet Stonecypher They eloped to California in July. Betty Young appeared as the bride and Carrie Rush was the bridegroom. The Stonecyphers moved to the Klamath Basin in 1929. They live on a ranch near Tulelake. Thev have three children, Chet Jr., of Tulelake, Alice (Mrs. Robert, Laird , of Sacramento, and Capt. William Stonecypher, USAF. Following the preview of her life, Queen Katherine expressed her appreciation to the group. Lovely table decorations of white roses had been done by Beulah Elliott and her committee. Mrs. Gene Favell led the group in singing God Bless America at the close of the meeting. Present for the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gardiner and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moreland, Med ford. Marina Gardiner and Pearl Moreland are Princess Royal and Princess Recorder, respectively, of ZJleima Temple. Mister's Has Everything for a 1 y 1 Youthful ' V t v' hs- e'e9ance by v J FaraFina f Oil In slimi Br RejuUri 398 Finest Cotton Slacks You Can Buy Farah's own luxury fabric tailored into the best-lookinc, lie't-fittinu ."lack anywhere. Wear lonii. wa?h lienutifuliy. liuy several pairs. Colors: Blue, Pewter, Drk Antelope, Boyi Shop )$ " jUJ&Zl i Second rfeib $lfrMJ No-Collar Coolers by Donmoor 1.98 & 2.98 Boys live in these cotton hnill they fit well, feel swell, look good to long. 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Miller, who were married March 2 in the Lutheran Church at Imperial Beach, were 'lonored at a reception at the Ski Bowl Cafe Sky Room. Mrs. Miller is the former Ruth DeFratis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wisely, San Diego. The bridegroom is the grandson of Mrs. Louise Hackett of Mount Shasta. He is serving as medical corpsman in the Navy and after his tour of duty the couple will make their home in Redding. Photo by J. O. McKinney Frances Sharp Now With BELLE'S Beauty Shop Open Mon. Thru Sat, Evenings by Appointment 220 No. 11th St. TU 4-5277 FASHIOES Larry Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Phillips, has been named to the dean's list of dis tinguished students at John Springs, Ark. He is a junior majoring in radio production and is a member of the Broadcast ers Club and the Music Club. William (Bill) Spraat, son of1 Mrs. Donna Sproat, Shatter Calif., is one of 11 students of the University of Colorado School of Pharmacy, named to (he dean's list for scholastic achievement1 during the first semester. He is a junior, attending the university on a four-year scholarship awarded on his ability as a sprint er. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Grace Fife of this city. Kappa Delta Pi, educational honorary at Southern Oregon Col lege, recently initialed 15 new members. Assisting with the in duction ceremonies was Claudia Hcglund, Chiloquin. Among the new members are Barbara Col licr and Jerrlynn Olson, both of Klamath Falls. Katherine Lcmire is listed on the Lewis and Clark College hon or roll for the fall semester. She is a senior art major and a mem ber of Delta Phi Gamma sorority. Bonnie Lake, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .lohn Lake, is one of five finalists in competition for the title of Intercollegiate Knight Queen. She presented a song and dance routine to "Mr. Snow," for the talent contest. She is a mem ber of Phi Lambda Omicron sor ority at Pacific University. Among those named to the honor roll for the fall semester at Willamette University arc Ken neth B. Stewart, junior in politi- United Press International Fiberglas reinforced plastics.! used in rocket boosters, now hclp lift milady's bosom, The material in new brassiere supports features! design flexibility, light weight and high strength. 1 Fashion is adapting the shock I absorber to sheer .seamless stock ings. The stockings with the shock absorbing qualities have action panels mat absorb he strain on the nylon as the knee is flexed or hent. The manufacturer says lycra liber in the panel allows it to ex pand vertically with the bend and helps it to return neatly to place when the leg is straightened. To help swell a grass roots movement for the tax cut, one hair products firm has come out with the "tax cut" coiffure. 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