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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Fall. Oregon
Sunday, June 30, 19631
HEAD BPW CLUB Ne
Klamath Mis Business and
are pictured, left to right.
retary; Dorothy Bortis,
ty installed officers of the
Professional Women's Club
Eva Dickson, recording sec-
corresponding secretary; June
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Jones, treasurer; Louise Mitchell, assistant installing of
ficer; Velma Tennery, president; Gene Bricco, installing
officer; Louise Patterson, first vice president, and Mary
Bothwell, second vice president. Photo by Bob Anderson
'.Jv . y s 'TO4SSF i"'?? '-
AUXILIARY OFFICERS The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Pelican Post 1383, installed
this group of officers who will begin their office terms in
; July. Seated left to right, are Gerry Young, treasurer;
Robie Conat, junior vice president; Beatrice Nett, presi-
dent; Alta Thompson, installing officer; Augusta Fisher,
- senior vice president; Sophia Mandalla, chaplain and
past president. Standing, same order, Norma Walreth
' retiring conductress; lyleen Wymen, historian and stand
in color bearer for Edna Caldwell; Marie Maxwell, color
bearer; Myrtle Haynes, banner bearer; Isabel Becker,
patriotic instructor; Ethel Rylander, assistant musician;
Mildred Larrick, flag bearer; Ella Garrett, guard; Daisy
Ziegler, trustee; Vera Chase, musician and three. year
trustee; Haiel Hamilton, secretary; Audrey Lund and
Bernice Malme, color bearers; Joyce Baldwin, conduc
tress. Photo by Bob Anderson
BPW Install
New Officers
Past presidents of the Business
and Professional Women's Club
were in charge of the last meet
ing of the group at which time
new officers were installed by
(jene Bricco, assisted by Lou
ise Mitchell.
Velma Tennery will head the
BPW as president. On her board
are Louise Patterson, first vice
president: Mary Bothwell. second
vice president: Eva Dickson, re
cording secretary; Dorothy Bor
tis, corresponding secretary, and
June Jones, treasurer.
Decorations were particularly1
effective with combinations of
hawtliorne and snowballs and pur
ple and white lilacs. Candles
were pink,
In charge of decorations were
Suzanne Hamilton, Isabelle Brix
ner, Emma Carter, Beth Griggs,
Edna Albrecht and Polly Schroe-
der.
Other past presidents in charge
of the program and the printed
programs included Kathleen
Ward. Eva Cook, Ellen Upp,
Beulah Elliott and Dena Backes.
Soloist for the evening was Mrs.
Normand Poulshock, who was her
own accompanist.
Mae Phinney gave the invoca
tion ?nd Isabelle Brixner, the col
lect.
Father's Day
Is Observed
DAIRY In observance of Fa
ther's Day, a group of friends
gathered at the Bonanza Cafe for
smorgasbord dinner on June 15.
In the group were Mr. and Mrs.
C. N. Heile. Merrill: John Heile.
Havre, Mont.: Mr. and Mrs. Clin
ton Russell. Olene: Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Conner, Riverside. Calif.:
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Roberts.
Klamath Falls; Mi . and Mrs. Art
Mclnlyre. Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Acklin, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
Schmoe. Dairy, and Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Turner, Bonanza.
After dinner the group gathered
at the home of Virgil Schmoe to
honor his birthday.
Joining the group were Sandra
Turner, Klamath Falls; W e s
Cookson, McCloud: Roxie Turner,
Bonanza, and Louise, Geri and
Charlotte Woods, Karen. Virgie
and Don Schmoe, Dairy.
On Sunday the same group en
joyed a picnic at the Harold Smith
ranch.
MOUNT SHASTA - Wonderland
Seniors of Mount Shasta
joyed a musical program
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Party Fetes Future Bride
TULELAKE Larraine Dayle Colors of peach and white were
Bowen, a bride-to-be, was guest i carried out in flowers and oth-
of honor at a prettily arranged
miscellaneous shower June 25 in
the Fireside Room of the Tule
lake Presbyterian Church. She
will marry Robert G. Rinker of
Pasadena on Aug. 3. at Tulelake.
Her future husband, a teacher
in Pasadena schools will return
to teaching after a year's leave
of absence to complete research
for the Dow Chemical Company
at Antioch. Calif.
er appointments.
Mrs. Sam Anderson, in charge
of a short program, presented
Jimmy and Susan Hemstreet In
dance numbers, Ruah Bowen in
vocal numbers and two skits.
Hostesses were Lorraine Rein
miller, Anola Edwards, Gladys
Bergman, Pearl Haynes. Freda
Ward, Gladys Jensen. Edna Scott,
Nola Hemstreet and Fanny
Rvckman.
PLAN WEDDING The marriage of Helen Virginia Da
vis and Robert An! will be an event of Aug. 17 at Sacred
Heart Catholic Church. Their engagement is announced
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elnathan Davis. The future
bride is a graduate of Sacred Heart Academy. Her
fiance, who is stationed at Kingsley Field, is a graduate
of Kamahameha Military School in Honolulu. He is the
son of Mrs. Agnes Ani, Kailua, Oahu.
Party
Given
potluck luncheon at their June
19 meeting in the city park.
Dawn Brooks and Paula Frank
each played piano solos and
duets with their teacher, Mrs.
George Schracdcr.
Approximately 30 seniors gath
ered for the luncheon which was
in charge of Mrs. Katie Rousli
nd Mrs. Bernice Richardson
Mrs. Rilla Peterson and Mr6
Aileen Simmers, representing the
sponsoring Soroptimist Club,
were quests for the luncheon
and afternoon.
Plans for a July 20 chicken
barbecue were made. Members
of the club. Soroptimisls and
their husbands are invited to at
tend the affair which will be
held in the city park. Final ar
rangements will be made at the
July 17 meeting. There will be
no meeting July 3.
A tentative bus trip to the San
Francisco Ice Follies was planned
tor sometime in August.
IIOCSEW'AR.Ml.NG
MALIN A barn dance and
housewarming was given Satur
day. June 22, for Mr. and Mrs.
en.Tim Wolf, who recently purchased
and "1 Rud'Pn Sostak rarch north
ui .uaiin. ine larm wienie was
carried out in the decor and a
scarecrow held a milk pail for
money gifts. Hostesses were Cor-
ine Hull. Norma Hawkins and
Gloria Anderson.
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o: Mrs. Marlon Kirkpatrlck
Pink and white iris and peonies
were decorations. ' '
Mrs. Elzncr was assisted at the
gift able by Mrs. Joe Watkins.
Following refreshments, four
tables of pinochle were in play.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Frank
Cacka, Mrs. Bill O'Koeffe and
Mi s. Lincoln Elzner.
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