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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1963)
PAGE-CC HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falli, Oregon Sunday, October 27, TOO LEAVES CAST HOLLYWOOD (UPD Peter Falk had to leave the cast of "The New Interns" movie be cause of other acting assign ments. The RICKYS i'V-7 PN"t! J si 0 m EPW CONVENE The Southern Oregon District Con ference of Business and Professional Women met Sept. 28 and 29 at the Winema Hotel. Seated at the head table, left to right, are Mary Hall, recording secretary; Jo Powell, treasurer; Louise Norcross, Portland, presi dent; Irma Anderson, first vice president; Alice Hopkins, second vice president. In back, same order, Zepha Pier son, Southern Oregon district chairman; Lois Strode, civic participation; Lucille Norton, past president; Vernell Smith, women's prison council; Gladys Myers, member ship; Muriel Peterson, Cascade District chairman; Jeane Greene, immediate past president; Elsie Downing, past president; Maxine Hayes, personnel development; Frances McKechnie, corresponding secretary; Frances Taylor, finance; Isabella Brixner, past president; Gene Bricco, legislature. Photo by Bob Anderson Soroptimists Have Birthday The Soroptimist Federation of I h e Americas celebrated the 42nd birthday of Soroptimism during Founders Week, Oct. 1 through Oct 7. This year also marked the 25th birthday of the Klamath Falls Soroptimist Club. . The program for the meeting tf the local club on Oct. 3 was i panel presentation of "Educa tion In Soroptimism" by Jose phine Robinson, chairman, Caro line Fowler, Margaret Laricin, Mary Bothwcll and Crystal Cloake. Highlighting the monthly busi ness meeting on Oct. 10, was a visit from Mrs. June McMan us, La Grande, who is director of District No. 2 of the North western Region of Soroptimists. She spoke to the club regarding the Federation Soroptimist Foundations, and on conclusion lot her message was presented iwith a memento of her visit here by President Delight Hicks. MEMBERS INITIATED MOUNT SHASTA Mrs. Ber tha Dull), McCloud, and Mi's. Theresa Jacobs, Mount Shasta, were recently initiated in the VFVV No. 5288 Auxiliary. The group honored its new mem bers at the Don Higgins home at Lakchcad on Oct. 211. WILDE'S PLANS HOLLYWOOD (UPD - Cor nell Wilde is planning to make his movie "The Murderer" in Hollywood. Toastmistress Meet Scheduled President Beverly Ellis vill preside over the pre-Hallowcen meeting of Ewauna Toastmis tress Club to be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 28, at the Winema Hotel. Lillian Hill will conduct a spe cial exercise on the correct way to repeat the lag salute chas ing away the ghost of "too many pauses." Ellen Shunn will serve as grammarian and lexicologist. Topicmistress will be Marga ret Davies who undoubtedly will have tricks up her sleeve for the two-minute impromptu speeches. Topics will be evalu ated by Rowena McDonald and Becky Campbell. Toastmistress, Ramona Smith, will introduce the program: a debate by Lillian Hill and Flor ence Wilson on "Should children be allowed to go from door to door asking for Trick or Treat?" This debate will be moderated by Marion Miller. The group will also he treated witli an im promptu speech by Lois Jacobs. Margaret Gregory will wield the big broom of evaluation at the close ot the program. Also on the evening's agenda will be the induction of three new members, Domlhy Hcaron, Irene Payne and Millie Swisher. LIVE LATIN MOSCOW, Idaho (UPD -The University of Idaho, noting a rising demand for high school Latin teachers, this fall is of fering a full major in the ap parently not-so-dead language. ' m000 Heaven know you'd giw anything for pump you can live In day In-and day-outl Try this ribbed sole pump tor fleubility every walking minute. It's unit tied, too! Soft, weightleis ' and styled for today's fast- 2o& Al I FOR COMFORT I WHERE IT 617 Ma In St. I F 1 Nelson Reed Club Speaker Nelson Heed was guest speak er at the Oct. 14 meeting of the Klamath Falls Woman's Library Club. Introduced by Mrs. George Blanas, program chair man, he told of his recent trip to Italy, Greece and Turkey and showed slides fur illustration. The business meeting was con ducted by the new president, Mrs. Phil Schroeder, who intro duced officers and committee chairmen for the year. Marie Obcnchain, music chair man, introduced Mrs. Gene Fa vell who sang several selections, accompanied by Mrs George Mclntyre. Mrs. Erie Hamilton was pre sented her past president's pin by Mrs. Elmer Harndon. The Collect, led by Mrs. R. F. McLaren, closed the meeting. Mrs. Ragnar L. Carlson and Mrs. Richard Garrett of King slcy Field presided at the tea table. Mrs. Paul Ilanna and Mrs. Lola Van Scoyk served as the tea committee and Mrs. OES Meet CHILOQUIN-On Wednesday, Oct. 2, the Cascade Crest Chap ter No. 159 OES, met at the Masonic Hall for a potluck din ner. A school of instruction was presented by Mrs. Margery Jones, associate grand conduc tress from Bend. Visitors were Morris Baugh ner, past grand patron; Marg ery Jones, associate grand con ductress; Lorene McCulIom, grand marshal; Mildred Doud, grand Adah; Vera McCurdy, grand wurder; Elaine Shores, giand committee member, and Virginia Zumbaum, grand com mittee member; Rosalie Ho back, grand representative to Colorado in Oregon; Glen '.i-ge-man, worthy patron, Manzanita Chapter: Mary Jane Sabo, wor thy matron. Manzanita Chapter; Carrie Rush, worthy matron of AJoha Chapter; Mildred Dobry, worthy matron. Prosperity Chapter: Claudia Martin, worthy matron. Bend Chapter. BRIDAL PAIR Ruth Elaine Ward, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L H. Ward, New Westminster, B.C., Canada, be came the bride of Gary W. Burt, son of Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Burt, Klamath Falls, on Oct. 2 at the First Baptist Church. The Rev. Nolan Kennedy performed the double ring rites. The bride's dress was a light blue wool matelasse. Her corsage was of red roses. The bridegroom is a graduate of KUHS and has spent the past four years in the Marine Corps. Presently he is attending OTI. V. E. O'Neill and Mrs. Arch Proctor were hostesses for the day. TODAY ONLY Our Gigantic Semi-Annual Sunday Storewide Sale OPEN 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. Bush Furniture Co. 221 Main - Next to Willard Hotel the joy of Diamonds comes once in a lifetime . . . make that magic moment last forever with an exquis itely styled . . . 700 Main St. ' ii j NOW! 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