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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falli, Ore.
Sunday, July tt. 1963
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VACATIONING Relaxing by the pool during their mountain vacation at Jaspar
Park Lodge, Alberta, Canada, are Mr. and Mrs. John Fowler, this city, and their
daughter Janet, in foreground.
Couple Wed
In Merrill
. "MERRILL Margaret Moore
an Eugene Ramsey exchanged
wedding vows July 18 at 8 p.m. in
a double ring ceremony at the
Merrill Presbyterian Church with
the Rev. Lloyd Henderson official,
ing.
Charlie Teer was best man and
Ihe bride's sister, Mrs. Helen Tur
ner, Grass Valley, was matron of
honor.
Mrs. Lawrence Gcraghty was
organist.
The bride wore a blue and white
dress of jersey knit with white
and black accessories. She car
ried a bouquet of while gardenias,
carnations and lily of the valley,
and a handkerchief that her moth
er carried at her wedding 54 years
before.
A new penny for her shoe and
a blue garter were gifts from Mrs.
Vivian Cunningham.
The matron of honor wore a
frock of pink and white dacron
with white accessories. Her cor
sage was pale yellow baby rose
buds. t
Bouquets of salmon and white
gladioli decorated the church.
A reception was held in the Fire
side Room at the church. Mrs.
Vivian Cearley, cousin of the
bride, served the cake. Mrs. Paul
Lewis poured coffee and Lilly
Dickens, daughter or Mrs. Ram
sey, served punch. '
Air. and Airs. Ramsey will
spend their honeymoon in Seattle. I
They will return to Merrill
make their home.
Theta Rho
Installation
A1ERRILL Several parents
watched the colorful ceremony at
the installation of the Alpha Ome
ga Theta Rho Girls Club No,
of Merrill, held Saturday, July
13, in the IOOF Hall.
Sctty Ann Chapman is the new
president and Jannis Hodges,
vice president.
Other officers are chaplain
Karen Chapman; warden, Bon
nie Mathews; conductor, Jean
Lyman; marshal, Nancy Has-
kins; right supporter to the pres
ident, Pam Conner; left support
er, Glenna De Boy; financial scc
retary, Audrcne Cunningham;
treasurer, Peggy Carter; right
supporter to the vice president,
Ann Orem, and musician, Judy
Cutly.
The installing olliccr was My
rene Cunningham, chaplain. Myr
tle Russell, and Janet Chin, mu
sician. Catherine Barnes was:
staff marshal.
Vickie and Cheryl Chapman
were candlchghters.
A lei of flowers was placed
around each officer by 3-year-old
Laurie Moore and 4-year-old Lin
da Johnson.
The new president was pre
sented with her own inscribed
gavel by her aunt, Mrs. Ester
Johnson.
The beautifully decorated cake
was served by Mrs. Martha
Barnes and Mrs. Ester Johnson.
Mrs. Marge' Hodges served
punch and Mrs. Lillian Chap
man poured coffee.
A dance was held after the in
stallation.
Canton Crater
Tlie Ladies Auxiliary Patri
archs Militant, Canton Crater No.
7, met in regular session in the
iOOF Hall on Thursday, June 27
with Lady Sylvia Jones official
ing.
Reports on auxiliary members
who are ill was given and it was
reported that Lady Jennie Hurn
has had a light slroke, she is at.
the Dodge Hume in Portland.
Lady Sylvia reminded all the
members to save their rum
mage for the sale scheduled to
be held at Clyde's Towing
Sept. 27. She also reminded them
that there will only be one meet
ing in July and August, on the
fourth Thursday of each month.
The July meeting will be held at
the home of Lady Sylvia Jones!
on July 25 at 6 p.m. and is to
be a potluck picnic wilh the meat
being furnished.
Lady Mae Anderson talked on
her trip to Hawaii and showed
slides. Lady Lois Kandra showed
movies taken on a recent Island
(rip. She also showed pictures of
the association meeting at T h e
Dalles.
At the close of the meeting re-
iresnmems were served in the
dining room where a surprise
parly was given by the auxiliary
Honoring Lady Sylvia Jones
ner 47th wedding anniversarv A
neauuiui cake was prepared for,
the occasion and she was also
presented a gift.
On June 13 a memorial for de
ceased members was held with
Ladies Mae Anderson and Stella
Dryden in charge. Lady Margaret
Biden resigned her post as junior
past president. Lady Harriette
Estcs was appointed and installed
to finish out the term. Lady Helen
Blanas was installing officer, as
sisted by Ladies Helen McCor
nack and Zelma Javoroski.
The thought for the day was
given by Lady Sylvia Jones.
At the last two previous meet
ings, reports were read, from the
association meeting held in The
Dalles May 19-20.
At the association meeting.
Lady Helen Blanas was in charge
as color sergeant and Lady Helen
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When it monies Jo children's doilies?
conic to
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We Give Green Stamps
ORDERLY 1RONLNG
Organizing your ironing can
help you speed this weekly job.
Iron the same types of clothing
together, such as handkerchiefs
and flat pieces, all shirts, a 1 1
dresses, etc. You will find that
you develop a rhythm for each set
that cuts down on time.
McCornack, guard, both repre
senting this auxiliary. Lady Fran
ces Munsell was chairman of leg
islation. Lady Helen McCornack
was appointed officer of the guard
for the ensuing year.
The auxiliary received an
award for giving 100 per cent to
the Odd Fellows world eye bank.
At the competitive drill review
the auxiliary took third place
with Hillsborough taking first.
Lady Frances Munsell reported
on Ihe association school of in
struction held in Portland May 4.
Lady Leta Stolt gave a reading
on Mohter's Day and where il
originated and Lady Hazel McNeil
read the poem, "Only One Moth-
The thought for the day was
given by Lady Sylvia Jones.
Over The
Garden Gate
MT. LAM GARDEN CLUB
The Mt. Laki Garden Club met
at the home of Mrs. Ina Black
man for the annual potluck lunch
eon.
Highlights of the recent state
convention were given by dele
gates and basic flouer arrang
ing was demonstrated by Crystel
Cheyne. Mrs. Cheyne also dis
cussed the flowering golden chain
tree. For the next two years the
club has voted to grow and
study flowering trees.
A small standard club show is
planned for the September meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Everett
Jones. -
All were reminded of the com
ing district flower show school to
be held at the City Library on
Sept. 16, 17 and 18. 'All interested
persons, garden club members or
not, are invited to attend.
Visitors to the meeting were
Mrs. Earl Sibert and Mrs. Lance
E. Richdale of New Zealand and
London.
Mrs. Bob Moore will host Ihe
club at the next regular monthly
meeting.
GREENSPRINGS
GARDEN CLIB
At 10 a.m. on Friday, July 12.
members of the Greensprings
Garden Club met at the home of
Mrs. Heinz Neuman on Lindlcyl
Way to begin a tour of the gardens
of several club members.
After viewing the beautiful Neu-I
man garden, the group went to!
the home of Mrs. Ray Billings,
on Greensprings Drive. Mrs. Bill
inzs has an excellent showing of.
wild flowers.
The unusual garden of Mrs.j
Zora Luce on Douglas Ave. fea
tures artificial animals, a goose
with a Hock, a circular pool filled
with marine animals, glass balls
and pond lilies.
Beautiful double poppies were
seen at Mrs. Alfred Hammond's
home next door. The tour ended
at the home of Mrs. Lane Smith
Jr., who is a rose enthusiast.
A planned potluck lunch by Mrs.
Tony Polsak was enjoyed under,
an old juniper tree. The meeting
later was conducted by the presi
dent, Mrs. Lane Smith.
Mrs. Guy Moore, past president,
was thanked for the gift of a
president's notebook.
Members were reminded of
the Aug. 17 rummage sale at
Clyde's Towing.
It was voted to study chrysan
themums the coming year. '
Mrs. L. A. Smith Sr. won the
special prize.
The next meeting will be Aug.
1 at tlie home of Mrs. Bernard
Fiegi. Route 3, Box 410.
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