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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1963)
r PAGE i HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath FiUi, Ore. Sunday, April 21, 196 -tf Mill ) - A. VUM .VISIT IN CITY Mr. and Mrj. Craig (Irene)) Stone and family are viiitino at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barrow. Their daughters, left to right, are Jackie, Diane and Terry. Recently stationed at Whid- bey Island, Washington, AQl Stone will report for duty as an instructor at the Naval Air Maintenance Training Group at Memphis, Tenn. Photo by Kettler "Inspired by cpacc" is the de scription (or a new hairstyle a soft flow of waves brushed back from the forehead and gently combed symelrically around the sides. Canton Crater The Ladies Auxiliary of Can ton Crater No. 7 met in regular session on ADril 11 in the Odd fellows Hall with Lady Sylvia1 Jones presiding. Lady Bernice McCracken was in charge of in sorption.. Communications were read from Lady Marian E. Smith, sec ond vice president of the inter national association ot ladies aux iliaries, urging all of the auxil iaries to support the cancer cru-i sade and to report lo the state auxiliary secretary. Lady Ida Ter-I ney, state president, reminded members of the deadline for com mittee reports. The thought for the day was given by Lady Leta Stolt. Lady Helen Blanas, state aux iliary color sergeant, and Lady Helen McCornack, state guard, were escorted and honored' by the auxiliary. Lady Sylvia Jones presented each a gift from the group, after which a surprise party was held in the dining room which was decorated in the Easter motif. Refreshments were served by Ladies Sylvia Jones and Louise O'Brien. 1 At the March 2B meeting, also officiated by Lady Sylvia Jones, E 'he death of 0. J. Harris was e ported. It was requested that he Merrill and Klamath Falls ncmbers participate 100 per cent 'cward the Oddfellow's World Eye Bank in his memory. Ladies Sylvia Jones and Bernice Mc Cracken are in charge of dona tions. The auxiliary was invited to the spring cantonment to be held in AAUW To See Rotorua Slides Slides of Klamath Falls' sister city, Rotorua, will be shown by Walt Mclntyre at the Monday luncheon meeting of the American Association of University Women. The meeting will be Monday, April 22. at noon in the Winema I The soft touch is going to tlie plunge backward like desert hel head. In cloches with brims that Diets and turbans. Porland on May 4. Prosperity Hotel. Members are invited to Rebekah Lodge has invited the auxiliary to the June 6 meeting. Auxiliary members will wear uniforms and participate in the program. .... "Words to Live by." by Dr. Roy Pearson, was the thought for the day, given by Lady Hel en Blanas. Refreshments were served by Ladies Anna Bean and Sylvia Tilton. bring guests to this meeting which promises to be highly educational as well as entertaining. A special prize in keeping with the topic of the luncheon will be offered. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Stan Neitling at TU 2-5332. Tea was introduced into Lon don in 1637. SPSS i?-' ' rrrr. T ANNOUNCEMENTS ; INVITATIONS ' BRIDE'S BOOKS PLATES ond Cups NAPKINS BIBLES SHAW STATIONWY COMPANY 729 Main Ph. TU J-2S8 AUDREYS BEAUTY SALON across from Winema Motor Hotel WELCOMES YOU! Operators: VI HILL GEORGINA GUIDI MARION HILTON CHARLOTTE ASHWORTH Free Parking at Flying "A" Station Evenings by Appointment PLAN DANCE Members of Job's Daughters, Bethel SI, who are working on plans for a luau dance are shown, left to right, Suana Whytal, guide; Sally Hanville, senior princess; Nancy McClure, honored queen; Annette Fredrickson, marshal, and Jane Neece, junior princess. The dance is open to bethel girls and their guests. Island garb will be worn to the dance to be staged in an exotic atmosphere on Saturday evening, April 27, at the Willard Hotel. Dancing will start at 8:30 p.m. . . Cascade Crest Lodge Meets A large crowd filled the 11a sonic Hall in Cliiloquin to celo bratc Cascade Crest Chapter Friendship Night. Josephine Zadi na, worthy matron, and Dr. R: I Kcrwood, worthy patron pro-tcm presided in the East. Distinguished and honored guests escorted, introduced and seated in the East were Frances Kallna, Grand Adah of Prosper ity Chapter; Lcona Angel, chair man of the Estnrl Fund commit tee, Aloha Chapter, and Virginia Zumbrun, credentials committee, member Cascado Crest Chapter. all representing hte Grand Chapter ol Oregon, and Lcona and sanford Selby. worthy matron and patron of Aloha Chapter, and Verda Scribnor and W. E. Anderson, worthy matron and patron, Man zanita Chapter. A program of school students included a singing group under the direction of Agnes Phieffer and a colorfully costumed group presented the Limbo under tho direction of Janet Clark, assisted by Gleta Wampler and Dorothea Kuist. 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