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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1963)
Eulalona DAR Eulalona Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, met in the First Presbyterian Church parlors for the April meeting with Children of the American Revo lution as guests. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Guy Barton, Mrs. M. E. Cooper, Mrs. James Barnes, Mrs. Bernard Valk. Mrs. Charles Wa ters, Mrs. H. A. Pedersen and Mrs. C. E. Miller at the begin ning of the meeting. Beverley Hooper and Sheryl Book entertained the group with two accordion duets. Invocation was led by Mr? Julian Ager: the Pledge of Alle giance by Mrs. E. M. Chilcote and the Star Spangled Banner by Mrs. H. A. Pedersen. CAR guests were introduced by Mrs. Richard Baldwin, senior, president. Mrs. Tom Tcnnery introduced the recipient of the annua! Good CjJ'zen Award. Pam Bower, who, with her mother, was also a guest Mrs. Will Wood, regent, told of the honors won at the state con ference. Eulalona Chapter met all requirements for a Gold Honor Roll Award. Members attending the conference were Mrs. Will Wood, Mrs. E. M. Cltilcole and ,Mrs. Arch Proctor. Mrs. George Paris, Portland, also represent ed Eulalona Chapter. Mrs. Wood gave Sccial recog nition to Mrs. Bert C. Thomas for sending books to national headquarters in Washington, D.C., and to Mrs. Lloyd Ryser for her work as registrar. Mrs. J. Ward Doian was in charge of the chapter scrapbook. These three projects helped earn the award honor. Mrs. Dick Henzel, program chairman, introduced Mrs. Phil Brixncr who had prepared the pro gram for the evening; a talk and film on noted trees of the I'nited States. r For decking out nautical little boys this spring, one New York firm (Carter! created contrasting separates. The top is of bright red knit duck fabric. The white deck pants feature a red and white rope-tie belt and small side Vents at the bottom. a Friendship Court Ns. It, Order of Amaranth, held stated meet ing April IT in the Scottish RH jTemp.- The ineeiifie onemd in twittar iform with Veittta KrauM. ml natron, and Frank ffeCorrsack, royal patron, presiding. Ml ofji. cera were present, Juiia Scene, eraiid rRttnt. hive to Maryland, and Bill Goes, grana assistant lecturer, were es- t to tne throne by Leofia 1 , f - SENIOR GIRLS HONORED Tulelsite BusmeM and Profession! Women were holies ses April 16 at a delightfully appointed dinner for S963 girl graduates of Tuialaka Joint Union High School in the banquet room of tha Sportsman's Hotel. Virginia Lindsay was program chairman for the "Career Advancement" program. Ruth King of the Harald and News spoka on "Newspapertng as a Career - for Woman." BPW President Rosemary Myers greeted tha guests, BPW gives an annual scholarship to a girl graduate. Entertainment was by two small accordionists, Diana Mauch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mauch, and Banney Tschirity, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul TschirSty. Left to right, at the Head fable, are Virginia Lindsey, Tufeialcs teacher and program chairman. President Rosemary Myari, Sharon Massoy and Vicfci Pierce, seniors. Toastmistress Meeting Held MOUNT SHASTA - Toastmis tress Club of Mount Shasta met April 17 at the Ski Bow! Coffee Shop for its regular meeting. Pledge, inspiration and c 1 o s i n g thought were given by Mrs. Phyl is Moisan. Toastmistress for the evening was Mrs. Vivian Loosing. Mrs. Marge Poe was topicmis tress with "Easter in Rhyme" be ing her topic. Mrs. Lensin introduced speak ers. Mrs. Esther Foulke. Mrs. Janet Andrews, Mrs. Barbara Wilder and Mrs. Eveivn Doak. Mrs. Foulke won the best speak er's cup w ith her reading of "The Right Kind of House." Mrs. Vir ginia Aikins wa? chosen best evaluator, and Mrs. Rctty Eng dab! won for the best topic. The next meeting is scheduled for May J. The theme will be "May Day." The group will re hearse for a skit to be presented the senior girl's banquet to be held Mav 13. Amaranth Holds Meet Angel and Martha Powell, mar shals in the east sad west. They were introduced and welcomed. Geneva Swift and Robert Davi son Jr., pas! royal mstros and patron, were escorted to the; throne and seated. Jim Hunter, past royal patrosi, installed Rab-j ert Uavison as two - year trus tee, and Bill Goen as secretary,! The installing officers were Julia Soence, marshal, Norman Jones,! KCRAtB AMJ SEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregoc marshal' aide, and Blanche; Sehalit, prelate. A sew erowa was presented to! the court by Vetroa Kriuo, royal matron, Ttsebrsa Calvin, associate Iras, and Pear! Kassa, ess-: ductress. tJnder the good of the order,! Geseva Swift asd Robert Davi son, Junior past royal matron and patron, were escorted ts tha altari by the marshals la the east and! wast. During the signing of the Bible, the friendship girls stood in iomwtim itmni the altar holding maii hrte Bible. Aa Easter hat parade w?Hh ef. sices' and member particSuaUeg, followed. 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