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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1963)
1 ; far A i'i I P PRESENTATION Stella Persell, newly installed senior fcegent for the Women of the Moose, receives bouquet of red roses from Ben Horn, governor of the Klamath Falls Loyal Order of the Moose. Presentation was made ' at the reception following the recent installation cere monies. Photo by Ferebee Mow In Progress Miller's Annual July WOM Have Installation Women of the Moose recently held public installation of offi cers at the Moose Home. Installed were Stella Persell, senior regent; Junie Hoover, jun ior graduate regent; Winona Cramblet, junior regent; 1 d Meggs, chaplain; Ruth Chapel, re corder: Dora Oberg. treasurer; Margaret werner, argus; Mary Moat, sentinel. Appointments were Gladys Melton, guide; Alice Stutts, as sistant guide. Chairmen include Erma Ge Rue, academy of friendship; El len Smith, hospital; Janet Cham bers, membership, and Ruby ueu, college ot regents. Ovidia Sterland was appointed pianist. Officers and members of the Loyal Order of the Moose as sisted with the installation cere monies. Refresliments were served by Erma GeRue, chairman, and her committee. The next meeting will be Tues day, July 16, at 8 p.m. at the Moose Home. This will be Collecc of Regents chapter night and co workers are urged to attend. PAGE 4-B HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon learance Suits -jif Coats Dresses DRASTICALLY REDUCED the magnificent 1 ever so SLIM and TRIMI -- j 1) Rainbow Installation Donna Colahan was recently installed as worthy adviser of Klamath Kalis Rainbow Assembly 10. 31 iii we Scottish Kite Tem ple. Installing officers were wor thy adviser, Diane Meade; chap lain, Virginia Battis; recorder, Darlene Gentry; marshal. Susan Leiser, and musician, Kay De troit. Each installing officer wore a blue and white corsage. Line otlicens are worthy asso ciate adviser, Sharl Meade; char ity, Janet Samuel; hope. Donna Cummins; faith, Helen Davis. They wore floor length while for- mals and carried white Bibles with blue corsages on them. The line officers were followed by treasurer, Carol Shufelt: re corder, Rose Wolverton; chap lain, Mary Thompson; drill lead er, Janice Britton; love, Linda Green; religion, Lerri Mitchell; nature, Sandra James, immortal ity,' Geraldine Hartley; fidelity, Mary Jane Britton; patriotism, Lyn Wandell; service, Shari Hil- yer; confidential observer, Joyce Badker; outer observer, Diane Gossett; musician, Sandra Law- son; .choir director. Teresa Rc- chel. Each of Uiese officers car ried a star with blue and white carnations in the center and blue ribbon streamers. The lights were dimmed end Donna Colahan ' entered in her blue formal carrying a while Bl ble with baby blue roses as the theme song "Star Dust" was played. As she passed, the offi cers knelt in the form of a cross. When all the girls were kneeling, Mrs. Alice Thomas sang "The Lord's Prayer." ilie crowning ceremony was performed by Ernest Wallin, Rain bow dad adviser, and the Kiam atli Falls Chapter of DeMolay The crown was carried in by Bri an Knowles. At this time Kent Colahan sang "Climb Every Mountajn. The newly installed worth nd W 1 1, Sunday, July 14, 1963 , r - fJ 1 'X. : - Jf V " IMS , -sir , 1 x.:(:v . - k3Mt 1 FT GARDENERS New officers of Northside Garden Club hold proof of their skill as gardeners. Left to right are Mrs. Gary Price, director; Mrs. Merle Jackson, director; Mrs. George La Salle, vice president; Mrs. Atmal Stump, president; Mrs. Harry Les ter, secretary; Mrs. Lionel Olsen, treasurer. Not shown is Mrs. Harvey Bowman, sec ond vice president. 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Also introduced were her cousins, Kent Colahan, Brian Knowles, Leanne Knowles, and Kay Detroit. El mer Vincent, worshipful master, Ponderosa Lodge, 'Ernest Wallin and E. Fitzsimmons were also introduced. , Tile new worthy adviser named iif 1 , 1 II HEAD CHAPTER Next year's officers for Xi Alpha Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi are pictured, left to right, Agnes Rusth, recording secretary; Betty Phillips, treas urer; Paula Clinton, president, and Erva Brooks, vice president. Not shown are Nora Quinn, corresponding secretary, and Betty Perrin, extension officer. AAUW Cal A slate board meeting of the Oregon Division of the AAUW the Rainbow dog Astro. An addenda was presented to Diane Meade, past worthy advis er, and then the new worthy ad viser called for closing. A reception followed the instal lation ceremonies. Board Meet has been called by Mrs. Willard' Sanzenbacher, Lake Oswego. 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