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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1963)
Norma Lyon Is Honored TnasLs were drunk in oink rham. paenp to Norma .lean Lynn, re cently returned from an exten sive trip in Europe. A sister and brnther-in-law, Mr and Mrs. Ijee Camphell n the Lakeview Highway, invited the guests on Aug. 17 to hear the in-, terestinR account of her travels. During the evcnm she dis played numerous mementoes and colored slides of France. Ger- Supreme Queen In Medford Honoring the order s supreme queen Mrs. Laurance i Dixie' Iay man, Reno. Nev., Zuleima Tem ple. Daughters of the Nile will hold a ceremonial at Medford Ma sonic Temple at 1 p m. on Mon day, Sept. 2. A formal banquet for members and their escorts is many. The Netherlands, Finland, Poland. Czechoslovakia, Russia' and Great Britain. He observanc-l e.i gleaned in Russia were espec- iallv of interest. for back-fo-campus Glamo ur Debs, dowtp' W V I t i i im r m 7 $1 Down holds your v School Shoes! Glamour Debs Favorite little flat , . . with fake crocodile trimming the upper. It's cute 'n' pert and loaded with a smart fashion look. Textured and smooth combination for flattery. AS ln In SEVENTEEN 899 The Mandolin Red Black Tan Just one Outstanding Style of the hun dreds of Back-to-School Flats now at Bogotay's! SHOES 617 Main St. planned that evening at 6 30 at North's Chuck Wagon. Among the supreme temple offi cers accompanying .Mrs, Layman on her visit will be Mrs. George Bryant. Coquille, a member of Zu leima Temple who is serving as supreme princess Zenobia. Mrs Bryant will be tnaslmislress at the banquet. This will he the fouith official visit made by the supreme queen who was installed in June. She has visited temples at Sacramen to. Calif., Honolulu. Hawaii, and San Francisco. She will be the guest of Nvdia Temple, Portland, on Wednesday, Sept. 4. During her stay in Medford. Mrs. Layman will also be honored ai a no-host luncheon, to w hich all members of tlie order are invited, on Tuesday, Sept. 3. at 12:30 p.m., at Mon Desir, Central Point. She will be the guest of past queens of the temple on Tues day evening at a picnic dinner in Lilhia Park, Ashland, after which the group will attend the Shakes pearean Festival. Mrs. Earl New bry. president of the past queen's association, and Mrs. Raymond Reler are in charge. A. :4 , PIONEERS' DESCENDANTS The interesting stories of their ancestors were recalled when members of the families of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Harvey gathered recently at Lakeview for a reunion. Standing, left to right, are Mrs. Chick Fanning, Mrs. C. C. Hendrickson (Pearl Harvey I, Mrs. Francis Martin (Rita Harvey), Mrs. William Harvey, Mrs. AI Graham (Irma Harvey), Mrs. Jim Graves (Nellie Harvey I, Mrs. Harry Morri son (Winnie Harvey!, Mrs. Roy Ford, Mrs. Hank Keum eel, Mrs. Walter Harvey, Mrs. Harvey Stanley, Mrs. Fred t fL U id. . t4-u I. " v i -it . . f tLzii MOUNT SHASTA - The Mount Shasta Soroptimist Cluh will cele- REWARD FOR LABORS Mrs. Mary Younq, left, general chairman of the building and landscaping committee of the Alturas Garden Club, presented the Sears, Roe buck and Company award for civic improvement to Alturas Garden Club president Mrs. Dorothy Carstens. Looking on is Mrs. Francis Archer, club secretary-treasurer. The Alturas club has received this award for the second consecutive year. Alturas Club Wins Award ALTURAS Fcr the second con secutive year the Alturas Garden Club received the Sears, Roebuck and Company Award for Civic im provement. Garden Club President Dorothy Carstens was presented a check for $152 by general chair man of the building and landscap ing fund. Mrs. Mary Young. The Alturas Garden Club, over the past few years, has been reno vating the old NCO Railroad ticket office building into a club house. The stone building that was built in the early 1 lions had been aban-; doned and left to become a com munity eye sore until the garden club took it over to renovate and make a historic landmark. Complete repainting i.nd restora tion of the inside rooms has been made as well as extensive land scaping which is being developed on a long-range program. Gftrber, Mr. Mary Lou Hart. Seated, middle row, Harry Morrison, Francis Martin, Bill Harvey, William Harvey, Al Graham, C. C. Hendrickson, Walter (Budl Harvey, Roy Ford, Harvey Stanley and Jim Graves. Front row, same order, Fred Gerber, Hank Keumpel, Chick Fanning. The two-day event included a cocktail hour and dinner party at Hunter's Lodge and an open house family pic nic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hank Keumple. Guests gathered from many parts of the west. 9 HELLO Adelita Louis Bordeaux, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bor deaux of Chiloquln, cel ebrated her very first birthday on Wednesday, Aug. 22. 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