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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath FiUi, Ore.
Sunday, April 21, 196
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.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.
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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
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Distinguished and honored
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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.
Colorful umbrellas vera pinned
on each guest and spring lowers
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