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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1963)
Original Hat Creations Designed By Golden Age Club Members Depict Popular Songs rviraw t&2mi i... in.Mni.ri m ni.n.n a Mrabava waAgMaa fun it's hard to boat fhe I t1 "1 . I f. M. 1 Jrtti T V ; . J1 .i 'it - 1. . i. t : . " H T IN THS SPIRIT OF SPRING When it eomei having local Golden Ags Club members, who have a lot of ideas for their parties. Recently thev combined Easter and spring: seasons to set the theme for a hat parade. Each bonnet depicted favorite long which audienco members guessed and then In tho left picture, left to right, are Gladys Sample in an Easter bonnet; Harriett Newman, A Tisket, A Tasket; Emma Beam, Easter Parade, and Edith Mitchell, third prize for Bird in a Gilded Cage. Center picture, Lorena Ward, president, wearing a Dozen Red Roses: Guv Griffith, first for men with Old McDonald Had a Farm: Jack 1 v, PRIZE WINNER Rose Reeves, left, was asked to turn her head to get the full effect of her first prize winning Easter bonnet. With her are Mrs. Derwin Steinman, center, and Mrs. Phil Prawiti. . 1 Jt I'f Griffith, Wearing of the Green, and Faun Stuart, secreTary-treasurer and pianist for the group, whose hat depicted I Ain't Got Nobody. At right, same .order, Neva Walters designed Buttons and Bows, and Anne Burns, Mamie Hutchins And Mrs. George Carson wore charming versions of the Easter Parade. Photo by Kettler. PAGE "ift-A HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Wednesday, May 1, 196.1 FANCY HATS Elmira Sandberq, left, won second prize for her creation. The Turkey in the Straw chaptau at right is worn by Florence Byran. 'V I '4 .1 . SING IN EUGENE This group of Melody .morning to participate in the musical concert eugene. They were accompanied by right, are loyce Leech, Frieda Huck, Jean Mueller, Virginia Darling, Anita Campbell, accompanist, and Barbara Olson. Back row, same order, Vivian McKeehan, Lila Carlson, Verda Meyers, Jean Puckett, Nancy Hall, Beverly Tucker, Alice Henry and Jackie Bedord. Mothers for the ft for Oregon Eugene Wednesday PTA convention in : WOM Slate Eugene Meet K-iMon, Women ot the Moos, will he held nt the KiiRpne Moosci llome, IMS Wrst 13th Avenue, on May 5 lit J p m. Itcuntmlion of inemberd end candidates for de cree "ill start at A am with a coffee hour through 1 1 .30 a.m. ; A fee nf $1 will he charjrd mem iers and $2 for decree randidates . Marian Shatjer, 991 W. Broad ;way. Kucenc, deputy jrand n- pent, will bo in charge. ; Patricia Hcsrock, Klamath Fall Chapter 47, mil .peak on chapter nisht praerams . Senior Resent I lie Inral kxicp aaks that all .lead emy memherii or candidates for degree ho plan tn attend please rail her at TU J-OMT or Mildred Kklund, TU J27IW. Transporta tion uill he provided free nf rhariie nn a chartered bus which will leave the bun depot at 7 am. on Sunday. May 4, and return the same evening. : lxfce 467 h.n met recently for txn chapter nicht procram. the first, Monschaven Night, presid ed hy Kmma Ijirson and attend ed by .14 members. Neil Itiichanan entertained thr Rrnnp with accordion oU. Mr Larson was fw-orted tn the al tar and given a gift from I h e lodge, alter which balloting and enrollment were condurted. New membera are Kliaheth Krueger and Darlene Zkomki, sponsored hy piiiriri). Elftiind; Gertpj'.le Ranta, sponsored hy Margaret Werner and Georgia Jeanne Pailette, sixmsored hy Kmma Ijrscn. Forty one members were pres ent at tlie second chapter ntylit program, put on by KliraMii Keske, homemaking chairniaii. Musical entertainment Included guitar numbers: hy Douglas Dick mson and Allen Itussell and ac cordion selectins bv Janice Pick- frill. Junie Hooer. senior regent presented a cifl from the lode.. lunie Hoover ollm Klirnhelh Keske. Balloting was held for Kitty White, sixmsored hy Gertrude t'.lo dnski. llclrn l,eota Dixon, hy Da cie Hoover. 0wl Marie Barrett hy F.lirahrth Keske. Gloria I. (ant well and Anna Suite hy .lean Bab ctH-k Following enrollment of these women, relreshments were served as usual hv the cnmmitloe FASHION FLAIR The shallow hoe silhouette steps to die front of the parade of new fall shoes for women, re ports the National Shoe Kelai'ci; Association The shallow shoe is the old opera pump with Its top scaled clown to show more loot F.ven the hacks are lowcut Some hae maps attached hut this seems utilitarian as much as it's fashionable. The siraps guarantee lh.it wearers of shallow- slioes remain shod. Group Sings At PTA Meet Mrs. W. Don Kllen ' Miller has announced that 21) members nf The Melody Mothers will take part in the musical concert lor the Oregon PTA convention nn Wednesday evening, May I. at the Lane Cnunty Fairgrounds in Eugene. The concert, which begins at 8 p.m., will he conducted hy Hcs- Inn H. Brockway, director nf vo cal music at South F.ugene High Schixil. The Melody Mothers will sing six selections: "A Snow Legend" hy Joseph W. C'lokey, "A Hymn tn Beauty" hv George Oldrovd. Now Let the Full Toned Chorus" hy Bedell. "Floods nf Spring" hy Rachmaninoff, "He's Gone Away" hy Walter Schumann, and "Rock-A My Soul" hy Joseph l)e- Vaux. Mrs. Miller, director of The Melody Mothers, and Anita Campbell, accompanist, left Klamath falls Wednesday moin- ing with members. Jackie Be-i dord. Lila Carlson. Bettv Cross, Virginia Darling, Dolores Gil christ. Nancy Hall. Alice Henry, Frieda Huck. Helen Johnson. Iiyc-e l-occlt. Kunice Mayes, Verda Movers, Jean Mueller. Barbara Olson, Joan Ptirkrlt. Beverly Tucker. Mnxine Wane and Vivian McKeehan. Since the group was organised in October. I!7. The Melody Mothers haie taken part in ev ery Oregon PTA musical convert the last six vears. ENJOYED THE FUN These two friends wore bright gingham aprons to accent their chapeaus. You Wore a Yellow Tulip and I Wore a Big Red Rose won a second place for Earl King, left, and Phil Prowitz took second honors with his spring Idea. o A M C E T N I S V I T ty , Helen Oechen f The nation's largest tobacco market, which handles up tn three million pounds of tobacro leaf daily, opens in Wilson, N.C., each fall. Powder Pointers Face powder is one of the keys tn a flawless look. Puff it properly and you will he as close to the velvety complexion we all want as anyone can get. A clean puff is essential. Have a generous amount of powder on the puff. Start with the lower part nf your cheek and puff the pow der on gently clockwise around your face. Powder around your eyes and the nose last. You can fill in lines on the forehead and around the mouth by spreading them apart and gently pressing on the powder. Whisk away excess powder with the back of the puff or a face pnw- dcr brush. This final touch-up will also distribute the powder evtnly. Africa's Cppcr Nile is so badly clogged with the lavender water hyacinth that natives can walk nn lop nf the river, Marriage Is Announced Mr. and Mrs. W. Ferrall Hil yard of the Henley District an nounced their marriage March 20 the Stewart Lenos' Baptist Church. The new Mrs. Hilyard is the former Mrs. Amanda Roberts. Both arc from well - known Klamath Basin families. Rev. K. G. West officiated at the informal rites. Attendants were longtime friends. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Go-ber. The couple has been feted by several social affairs- hy mem bers of the families and friends since vows were exchanged. 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