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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1963)
Wednesday. July 1963 HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. PAGE -A Newlyweds To Live Here Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Yan cy are now residing in Klamath and Mrs. Clyde E. McCarcy. Car mel. Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Yancy Mamath Falls, are parents of uie Dnoegroom. m.- . . i . me nupuai oate. June 22. was filso the bride's birthday. She chose (or tlie double rinc rere mony a street length long sleeved gown of Chantilly lace over taf feta. A pearl crown held the float veil and she carried a white but terfly orchid on a Bible. The couple were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wiliams, Klam ath Falls. Mrs. Williams was dressed in a blue sheath accent ed with white petal hat and bou quet of white carnations. Before her marriage the bride studied dental nursing al San Francisco City College. The bride groom, who served (our years in the Marine Corps, attended Oak land Liiy college. Lodge Meets In Merrill MERRILL The Merrill ChaiHer I of the Women of the Moose No. 1ft mat Ii.l,. 1 i- n P,,, , . . ! """J "e necrcauon fails following their -weddioe inlHnll sni u . . :. Carmel Presbyterian Church. presided. McCarcv i 7. "u '71 - ' "MCm "" ucre M'' j r . "B""" ir ihucera recorder- n , . m sentinel: Lucile Gray, musician. and Ada Matncy, junior graduate regent. Fourteen members were pres cnt. Lori and Nancy Humphrey were guests. Communications were rend con. cerning the conference to he held Aug. II in Corvallis. Lucile Grav remrled fm r.Wia Watkins, chairman of the ouhlii-itv icommiitee which served the July 15 Merrill Lions Club dinner. Those working on the committee with the chairman were Betty Jo r igniman, Lucile Urav Ada Mai. ney, Dora Myers and Myrtle Ku cera. The next Lions Club dinner will be served hv the elected mri appointed officers of the rhanlor on Aug. 5 with Rose Baley, chair man. It was voted that tlie Hi corps again be in charge of the inoa oootn at the Merrill Potato Festival. Ellen Fieai. arsdemv nf ship chairman, reported on thel July 12 meetina at the hm f Ddmara maucn. Special prize wa; wun oy jeanctle Humphrey. The next meetina will ho An 6 at the Merrill Recreation Hall 1 Helping Hands Have Picnic MALIN-Wedncsday. July 17. II members of the Helping Hand Society met in the Mai in Com munity Park for a potluck picnic. Mrs. Harold Kniskern, presi dent, conducted tlie business meeting. A letter of thanks was read from Barbara Pitts, recipi ent of, the society's scholarship. Standing committees gave their monthly reports. Mrs. James Lacy was appoint I ed to buy books for the library as a yearly project. Members present were Mrs. Merle Evans, Mrs. Jack Ratliff, Mrs. Bill Hays, Mrs. Dick Der ry, Mrs. George Smalley, Mrs. Lester Schreiner, Mrs. Alice 01 scn. Mrs. Harold Kniskern, Mrs. Merle Loosley, Mrs. Gerry Brown and Mrs. Hubert Morelock. if BRIDGE PARTY BONANZA Mrs. Harrv F,a,ir entertained her bridce clnh nn July 10. Three tebles were in play with high prize going to Mrs. Cecil Haley and second high to .virs. .wac Gale. Mrs. Doug Smel cer won the traveline nriie. nih. ers enjoying the party were Mrs. Harold Williams, Mrs. Bill Bur nett, Mrs. Viola Dearborn, Mrs. Ixiuis Monroe. .Mrs. Don Fulk. Mrs. LeRoy Fernlund, Mrs. Art Struve, Mrs. Bill Bechdoldt, Mrs. Iceland Harris. Mrs. Claude Rerh. Idoldl and Mrs. Lester Leavitt. fourth messenger. Lois Deljin fifth messenger. Judv Jarksnn- inner guard, Marlys Rcppc; outer guard, Janet Ground; lady of the lights, Peggy Baldwin: soloisl Georgia Kigcr. Choir memhersi are Deanna Barrett. Marrin line kins, Cclia Kerns and Donna Mof- lit. NOTICE!! Pearce Beauty Salon Has Added Bernice Neal and Kathy (Wood) Rochon To The Staff Where Professional Care Is Best For The Hair 112 No. 9th Ph. TU 4-4618 mm lull i U ntlmwfMiitltrtraT.iijTfc . HEAD LODGES Linda Taylor is the new honored queen of Henley Bethel of Job's Daughters. Don Berry will serve the Lost River Chapter of DeMolay as master councilor for the coming year. The two were installed in recent joint installation ceremonies Photo by Ferebee Lodges Have Installation Henley Bethel No. 51, Interna-1 messenger. Janet Sandwirlc tional Order of Job's Daughters and Lost River Chapter. Order of DeMolay, recently installed new officers at an impressive cere mony in the Honlev Hiuh Srhnnl cafeteria. Linda Taylor, daughter oi .Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor, was crowned honored aueen. and the new master councilor, Don Berry, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vein H. Berry. Flowers and decorations ahnut the room carried out the theme, "Golden Daze." Tatters in flnnr candelabras were lighted by Cher yl Thurman and Shcri Alexander Officers installed with Ouecn Linda were senior princess, Su san Bobber; junior princess, Al ice Horslev: euide. Lona Rerrv- marshal. Doris Emrick; chaplain. Jams Payne; treasurer, Dawn Hale; recorder. 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Sally Bratlon; cnapiain, Pam Millard; recorder, Ann Breithaupt; soloist, Sue Ann Owens, accompanied by Janis La Grande. Members of the Lost River Chapter Order of DeMolay participated in the crowning cere-l mony. Queen Linda introduced h e rl parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Tav-1 lor, and brother Bill. Rei irino Queen Carole ZieM mever re.; ceived her past honored queen's pin and presented the honored queen's pin to Linda. Don Ber ry presented Queen Linda a hmi. quel of yellow roses from the Lost uiver DeMolay Chapter. Kent Gooding rclirinir masior councilor of the Lost River De Molay Chapter was inslallino nf, ficer and was assisted hv senior councilor, Don Breithaupt; junior councilor, Joe Kerns; marshal, Charles Thnmrjson: senior den. con, Gary Fuller; chaplain, Allen uarK. To serve with Master Councilor Don Berry are senior councilor, uick Jonnson; junior councilor, Dave Fairclo; senior tinamn Kerm Whittemorc; junior deacon. uave West; senior steward, Chuck tahan; junior steward. Robert Ground; orator, Roger Warren; serine. BUI Geraehtv; treasurer Gary Orcm; sentinel, Jim Adair; chaplain, Pat Barrett; marshal, Doug Coddinglon; standard bearer. Dave Jackson; almoner, Karl Kerns; first nreceDtor. Steve Gooding; second preceptor, Dick Metier; thud nrecentor. Larrv Conner; fourth preceptor, J I m Bcllet; fifth preceptor, Ross Lan phear; sixth preceptor, Jim Short; seventh nrecentor Sieve Cheyne. Chair movers were Tom ungman and Uoran McBridc. Don Berry introduced his nar- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Vein H. Ber ry, and sisters. Lona and Gay. and presented hix mother with a beautiful corsage and hisl lather a boutonnicre. Clyde Hor slev, dad adviser, was es(rnii-,i to the East and presented a gift oy tne chapter. Vei n, Berry pre sented a Gift to retirine Oneen Carole Zicgelmcyer and retiring .Master Councilor Kent Gooding on behalf of the Lost River Ma sonic Club. After the ceromonv memliers and guests were served refresh. ments by the DeMolay Mothers uur. An evening nf dancing followed. T7 1 ' jomsm Helen Bechen mm - Elks IN A FESTIVE MOOD Food was dsliciouc t 4k ... many who obviously are enjoying it are theso four, loft to riaht PAn l,ll.-l I I L, I K . . . ,.ii.uicnaai,nr ana ivir. ana Mrs. K. U. Mctohehey. Iuau Mr and among the and Mrs. Law- LUAU GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. J. C. L.mire war. guests at the recent Elks Iuau, one of many social activities ' under the term of Exalted Ruler Bob Craig. It was a fam ily affair designed for the pleasure of the young ones as well as their parents. Originally planned for out-of-doors, festivities were moved inside due to uncooperative weather with no less fun for the large number of geyly garbed members who attended. Photos by Bob Anderson ROORBACK The "roorback"' mav h de fined as a special form of poli tical lie, one circulated so late in an election campaign that refu tation is difficult, expensive or impossible. FOR Color TV ACE TV 1140 Rlv.riid. 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