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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1963)
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Orfgnu .Sunday, November 10, 1961 PAGE-SB McAuliffe Visit Mexico Mr. and Mrs. Pat McAuliffe of Fort Klamath left the lirst of the month for a tour of Mexico. The trip is an observance of their 25th wedding anniversary which was Nov. 1. Mr. and Mrs. McAuliffe were married in Chiloquin where the bride, the former Helen Fisher, was teaching school. The MeAuliffes will spend tlie winter at their Fort Klamath home. 9th and Main Ph. TU 2-3475 siv. -i- .( - :'.- t f,A V Mil Mi II I HOSTS Commadore Clif Evans wait$ while Mrs. Evans pins on boutonniere just be fore they greeted the first guests at the recent past commodores ball at the Yacht Club. Yacht Club Photos by Bob Anderson llWfjl- TUB II -r- - If f i I) ft i f 4. i . . .' '-, HONORED GUESTS The first event of the fall season for the Yacht Club is ball honoring past commodores. This year's well attended event was staged in a setting of autumn decor highlighted with red and blue glass candles on the tables and multi-colored mobiles hung from the ceiling. This group of past commadores was present. Left to right are Orth Sisemore, Larry Brown, Lewis Kandra, Larry Whytal, Maury Clark, Howard Pernell, Ray Byrnes and Gene Byrnes. PARTY-GOERS Howard Pernell, Lloyd Prock and Larry Brown visit during Yacht Club festivities. At right, Evelyn Evans pins corsage on Pauline Pernell while Ann Prock, back to camera, looks on. Past commodores boutonnieres as they arrived at the party. and wives received corsages and Manzanita OES Report The firs! slated meeting of Manzanita Chapter No. 172 was held on Oct. 9 in the Scottish Rite Temple with Alary Jane Sabo and Glen H a g e m a n, worthy matron and patron pre . siding. Introduced and escorted were Lorene iMcCollum. grand mar shal of the grand chapter of Oregon, Lois Gueek, anil Elmer Vincent, past worthy matron and patron of iManzanita chap ter, who installed iMarilyn Sig mund as Martiha for the ensu ing year. Lucille Crawley was also in troduced as Mother Adviser for Rainbow for Girls who in turn introduced a group of girls from tlie Assembly of Rainbow for Girls. Sherry Mead, worthy ad- LIij;iimi'"ii'jMw"lliii!'"mM" viscr for the Klamath falls chapter, .gave an interesting his tory of the founding and organ ization of the group. Distinguished guests intro duced and escorted to the cast at 1he Oct. 23 meeting were Kenneth Blair, worthy grand pa tron; Marjorie Jones, associate grand conductress; Gwen Blair, grand Ruth, and Lorene IMcCol lum, grand marshal of the Grand Chapter of Oregon. Har old Rush of the home endow ment committee, Virginia Zum brun of the credential commit tee, and Rosalie Hohack, repre sentative of Colorado in Oregon of the Grand Chapter of Ore gon, were also introduced and escorted. Other guests intro duced were Carrie Rush and Orval Alley, worthy matron and patron of Aloha Chapter, and Claudia Martin, worthy matron of Bend Chapter. Marjorie Jones, who was making her official visil. assist ed all the officers in Uheir work during the school of instruc tions. The worthy grand ,p a t r o n, Kenneth Blair, rnmplimcnlcd the associate grand conductress on her work of instructions and also the officers for their inter est. A smorgasbord dinner preced ing this meeting was held at the Kingfalls restaurant. .. Friendship .Night of Maiizaiiila Chapter will be held ,ov. 13 ' If C"T' rt , Library Club Sets Meeting The Klamath Falls Woman's Library Club will meet Mon day, Nov. 11, at 2 p.m. in the city library club rooms. President Mrs. Phil Schroeder announces that Gene Favell w ill be the speaker. His topic will be "Americanism." The musical portion of the meeting will be vocal solos by Mrs. Ray Kecsling, accompan ied by Marie Obenchain. SURPRISE The Yacht Club party was also the birthdate of the club s financial sec retary, Dick Bowors, and as a surprise a gaily decorated cake was presented to him at intermission time. Here he is coached in cutting the cake by Mrs, Bowers. Mrs. Bowers also assisted the Evans with dance decorations. at 8 p.m. in dhe Scottish Rite Temple. Mary Jane Sabo and Glen Hagcman, worthy matron and patron, cordially invite all Eastern Star members to at tend. The theme (or the annual af fair will he "G'arden of Friendship." &YOU MARY MARTIN After your hair has betn iat professionally a few simple night curli will keep it looking trim. Hera are a few tips . . Wetting hair at bedtime is a mistake, for slept-on wet hair will produce an uncontrolled sat, alio frizxlad locks. 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