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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1963)
... Bethel 61 Bethel No. 61, International Or-1 ' df r of Job's Daughters, held e regular meeting on Monday, April 15, at the Scottish Rite Temple, with Honored Queen Nancy Mc Clure in charge, . Preceding Hie meeting, a pot luck dinner in honor of the visita tion of Julia Gildner, grand guard' urn of Oregon, was held at 6 p.m with many members and guests present. The meeting opened at 7:30 p.m and election of delegates for the. wnd. was conducted with tne fol- lowing results: Sally Hanville. so-l (ii'and Session m J'mv 20, In Port tj nior princess, was elected as first , delegate, and Sharon Randall as second delegate. , . Escorted and introduced was Pa ; tncia Bratton, honored queen of . Bethel No. 6. Past guardians of! Bethel No. 61 Introduced were Vlr ; ginia McClure, Kitty Ilanvillc For Mother's Day VASES Dilnlv Ufvvrtllvi From $1.00 to $6.95 GAY'S GIFT SHOP and past associate guardian, Lar ry Whytal. Present also for Ihe evening was Cfyde Brown, watch man of tho shepherds, Naomi Shrine No. 5, and officers from Bethel No. 6, Sally Bratton, guide and Susan Learning, marshal. Reports were given on the re cent trip made to Bend, to the meeting of the Buddy Bethel Fourteen girls made the trip and reported a wonderful visit with their 'buddies. Mrs. Helen McCornack, guard' ian. presented a gift on behalf of Naomi Shrine No. 5 to me Bethel, for llicir assistance the past yew.. The ceremony of initiation was; Susan pippold and .Inanne .Sand- meyer. The bethel librarian, Linda Bui lie, read a poem entitled, "April is Here. The meeting closed with all members reminded of election for new officers to be held at the nest meeting on May 6 at 7:30, p.m. tinder soft evening lichts. a nose can be made lo appear much shorter by dipping a cotton swan in dry rouge and coating the tip. Put nliahle roof naint on a I leaky garden hose to restore it. I 1 ..- I ;,''5V;r. LUNCHEON HOSTESSES Beta Sigma Phi Preceptor Delta Chapter hosted a drop in luncheon Thursday, April 18, at the home of Ruth O'Harra, left, shown with Betty Bragg, right, chairman, and Zoie Thompson, center, co-chairman. Guests were mem bers of Xi Delta, Xi Alpha and Xi Beta Eta chapters. g$2 525 Main I A V ST Everyone Lswes Mother in STO C Kl rJ C3 S Express yourself with the gift she'll enjoy ... for her fashionable) moments... for her comfort... for that extra lilt of luxury in pew coordinated colours. There's an exclusive. Fashion Colour Guide in eve7 pair of archer Stockings. 1.39-1.65 1.75 3Hb Yv i rtauwmmm Isv 'TV-W. ........ ,,irr 'AGE t-n HERALD AND NEWS. Sunday, May S, 19M Klamath Falls, Oregon jfi HOSTESS Adra Turner, Preceptor Delta Chapter, is Bingham. right, Incoming president of pictured as she greets Jean (Aciwiim lAjDjnsuiA By HaUn Bachan in ?m ?mm Cute as they come, these crisp play sets for the little folks are all set for days of sun and fun . . . and at prices that delight their parents. Pick from sizes 6 months to 6x at Exclusively tor Children 619 Moin We Give J.T Green Stamps VFW PINOCHLE CLL'B MALIN Guests wore original spring hat creations to the last meeting of the VFW Pinochle Club at the home of Mary Alice Stastny. Prizes for the contest of hapeaus went to Gayle Williams Margaret Peckham and Alverta Williams. Winners of pinochle prizes were Blanche Beldraine, high, and Gayle Williams, low. Pinochle prize that has been the traveling prize for the year was won by Margaret Peckham. Now car telephone equipment permits drivers to place calls anywhere in the ww'.d. It is now being installed in several cities. LUNCHEON GUESTS Enjoying the drop-in luncheon at the O'Harra home on Hillside Avenue, left to right, are Lillian Hayden, and Pauline Ballantyne with a hostess, Nancy Milne. Eagles Aux. Wins Honors The Klamath Falls Eagles Aux iliary won several honors at the April 28 regional meeting in Prine- ville attended by otfuors and mcmbero of the drill team and drum corps. A certificate was presented to Bonnie Slaughter for tlw most out standing madam conductress. The drill team tied with the Bend Auxiliary drill team and both received trophies. Vonetta Dorrell. Klamath Falls captain accepted Ihe honor for her team Klamath Falls was also present ed a trophy for having the larg est delegation from out of town present for the regional meet. Praise came from regional dele cations to the local drum corps tor Its fine exhibition. Stella Per- sell is tlie chairman and instruc tor for the group. The Eagles Auxiliary met in regular session on April SR at which time Alice Nvhart. Fave V7 Yf BtAUTtf &l Xaturalizer's revolutionary Wondersole.. buue lets you rest your feet while you're standinj; Sea tha many othar New Norurolittrt Now On Display Niturtittr'tcluvev'oie.-oi-, ' an innarsoi intidt the sloe, isd curve- tor-curve to fa tenons ot your foot wcervjje.. lets yesi en tse eMiie bottom c4 your toot "et jest on tie heel and bail. Wcx'tice . is ei itH'' e-t et tie sNe not "comfort, cjt'On" or a s o-in pad. 2 S" Glu AAAA-C Spicher, Louise Tucket , June Par nell. Dottle Reed and Merle Ba ker were initiated. Nominated (01 officers for i n coming year are tlien bhui.n. madam president; Dorthea Gsorge, madam vice president Bonnie Slaughter, madam chap-! lain; Erma GcRue, madam con ductress; Ovidia Sterland, madam secretary; Sarah Ness, madam treasurer; Rose Woods, madam inside guard; Sadie Wallace, ma dam outside guard; Florence Bry- Ruth Baker and Mathilda Kurth, trustees. Election of officers will take place May 10. Refreshments were served bv the drill team. In addition, at the next meet ing on May 10, mothers will be especially honored. Gifts will go lo the oldest mother, youngest mother and mother of the most children. The Eagles Auxiliary Social flub will meet May 8 in the lower FOE Hall for a noon potluck luncheon. Committee for the day is comprised of Olive Gregory. Helen Chapman and Lona Jer-rard. IN PARADE Betty Jo Tesch, freshman coed at Eastern Washington State College, is an honorary ca det captain of the Spon sors Corps, women's auiil iary of the college's Re serve Officers Training Corps detachment. As such, she marched in the parade during the Wenat chee Apple Blossom Festi val last weekend. The Winners! Virrlnt rraaVHcka. lafhUr mt Dr. Mrt. Harry rradartrka. and ValrdlcUrlaai at Kt'HR, 1 thaw hrra drawlnf lha winalni Miafi f tha fradHatlMr anlr In Bra eh JawaUra Wylar WotrA Th Wimvrii Shtrry Heltheuttr, Rtt. 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