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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1963)
r; PAGB 18 ' HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Sunday, Novrmbrr 10, 1W3 WOM Meet Women of the Moose, 467, held the Star Recorder chapter night on Oct. 22 with Winona Cram blet, senior regent, presiding. Grace Peterson was enrolled. Meeting was-turned over to the star recorder, Fannie May Thompson for her program. Reports on the office and expla nation of the duties were made by Vanessa Butler. Winona Cramblet, Irma GeRue and Ha zel Pulley. Mrs. Thompson sum marized the duties of a good re corder. Refreshments were served by the Mooselieart committee. The Oct. 29 meeting of the Women of the Moose was-devoted to cancer. Dorothy Bid well, social service chairman, was in charge. Dr. Paul Sharp talked on can. ccr and conducted a question and answer period. A film was shown by Mrs. O. K. McCart. After the program, Ruby Mil ler and Teddy Pernigotti of the Cancer Society came with ma terial to roll cancer bandages. Two members of the LOOM also assisted with this project. OTICE! ACHIEVES HONOR MOUNT SHASTA Word has been received that Darrell Lu perini. Mount Shasta, student at "University of San Francisco, has been listed on the Presi dent's Honor Roll with an aver age of 3.76 in the College of Sci ence. He plans a career in dentistry. ... : f m:i Ufa fa 9 fL3 9 J I . r, v- f i- ' T r, ...&. j ..v , ' 4 t ' irn mmm A ni mm-i".Ke'MxmiHtLttvmnii:&:i Avlt uf Uttnm All grocery and variety specials in last Thursday's Big-Y Ad good through this coming Wednesday! BIG-Y Super Market 4710 South 6th ft! ENJOY RECEPTION The Klamath Falls Chapter of the United Nationi sponsored a Hootenanny party and recreation Oct. 27 at the Yacht Club honoring foreign stu dents attending Basin schools. The program included a variety of numbers by profes sional and amateur musicians, spearheaded by Mrs. Jay Silva, county school music supervisor. Those appearing included Mrs. Normand Poulshock, Serro Garcia, a KUHS trio and sextet, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shields, who are pictured above with a group of honored guests. Pompeii was about (TOO years old when it was buried by vol canic ash in 7!t A.U. jilfe Come in and see this dramatic demonstration of Carefree True China bySyracusa Your Store "Klamath's Homo Accessory & Gift Store" Main 4-4561 On the University of Oregon campus at the annual Gamma Phi Beta scholarship dinner, Norma Jones was presented the diamond sorority pin for having the highest grades in the house for spring term. This pin belongs to the house and (lie girl who receives it wears it lor that term. Russell Schuh, is a member of the ISO-member Northwestern University marching band which apjwared on television during the NCAA football game be tween Northwestern University and Minnesota on Oet. 12. He is doing graduate work at North western University under a teaching fellowship. ( Patrick W. Murphy. Dairy, has been elected president of EXCLUSIVELY AT J.C.RENIE JEWELERS 1021 Main TU 4-4606 Your new rings engraved with initials and data free of charge while you wait. the freshman class of the Uni versity of Oregon Dental School in Portland. He previously at tended University of Oregon. Len Dobry, iMalin, is one of eight junior students elected into membership in Delta Phi Ome ga national dental honorary by the University of Oregon Dental School chapter. To be eligible a student must be in the upper 10 per cent of his class scholasti cally. He was also elected sec retary - treasurer of the hono rary. He is a graduate of Malin High School and Southern Ore gon College, and is affiliated with Delta Sigma Delta nation al dental fraternity. Shirley Ann Hansen, Lake view, was one of the 42 students earning top scores in the college board English composi tion test given to 2(i00 freshmen at Oregon State University this fall. Jo Ann Filback, Lakeview, has received a $5(11) loan schol arship from the Lake County Tuberculosis and Health Associ ation for use in her nurse's training at Good Samaritan Hos pital in Portland. Mrs. L. A. Decker, Lakeview, attended the Pledge Presents program on the University of Oregon campus on Oct. i. Her daughter, Janice, is a pledge to Alpha Delta Pi. LADY FAIR a penchant for perfection What's a Lady Fair! She's diamonds daquiries, perfume pearls. She's th who's arrived. ! . in Lady Fai J 617 Main Street j Era I fcVf ri 1 1 UIJVLRJLiJs . d fiv 1.1 I Iridescent I I Potent Pump, III Mid or Hi J I II gSSO&l II "I Course , . . i&ansen VISIT AT RECEPTION Ben Kerns, right, president of the local chapter of United Nations, talks during the reception with Mir Waheeduddin of India, left, and Abdul Bulhasan of Kuwait, Arabia, center. Photo by Kettler CLEAN AND USE AGAIN Here's a way to save some money at your parties. Vou can wash your plastic tidbit picks in hot, soapy water. Rinse with hot water and let dry. inn imniii nil inim mi i iUfcn i."'mm'i 4, t: ' mJfSkES&mXiAiSf' 2fc.'-. I ASSIST WITH PARTY More than 250 enthusiastic guests crowded the Yacht Club for the party honoring foreign students. Assisting with hostess duties were Mrs. Loren Palmerton, left, Mrs. A. E. Geary, center, and Mrs. Olive Cornett. Ste ill the new Johanitn errivolt . ptrfrcr for Holiday Parties! Chapters Join For Luncheon A joint luncheon meeting of the Delta Kappa Gamma hon or society (or women teachers was held in the Red Room of the Winema Hotel on Saturday, Nov. 2, when Alpha Lambda Chapter was host to Alpha Chapter members. Extending the w e 1 c 0 m c In President uM i s. Dorothy Adams and Alpha members was Mrs. Dolly Bunch, president of Al pha Lamlxla Chapter. Plans for the annual Christ mas project were formulated and Mrs. lsabellc Brixner, rep resenting the Christmas Store which is sponsored by the Inter-Agency, spoke to the group on I lie need for contributions. Donations were nwdo by both chapters. During Alpha Chapter's busi ness meeting it was decided not to hold a rummage sale this year. However. A 1 p h a Lamlxla Chapter will stage a sale on Saturday, Nov. 16. at the old 88 Cent Store on Main Street. Mrs. Goldic Peterson, pro gram chairman, introduced Mrs Hclty Lou Dnnlcp of Southern Oregon College who spoke on Hie subject of Changes in Teacher Education. An interesting musical pro gram was enjoyed and partici pated in w hen Mrs. Shirley Sil va. county school elementary supervisor of music, accompan ied Forrest Hart ley, elementary special education supervisor of Style Wise Women Await Fashion Event annual rorlly i souicth vies fi A high fashion wardrobe combining the newest in '6.1 styles with the latest retail cot ton, fabrics will be presented in p fashion show at the Wine ma" Hotel on Saturday, Nov. 16, at r.p.m. by Beta Sigma Phi. Tne tea and style show is an inraial event and this year so- members are sponsoring ithing new in fashion re fer the pleasure of wom en of the Klamath Basin. The fashion collection, known as "Cavalcade of Fashions," consists of 24 'round the clock, 'round the calendar garments especially created by the Na tional Cotton Council and Mc Call's Patterns. Among new fashion trends to he featured are the shift dress, drawstring waist, skinny coat and Western-style sportswear. New cotton satin print, embroi dered organdy double knit, and seersucker with multi-color border arc among the latest developments in cotton fabrics used to make the garments. The fashion showcase in cludes three children's and one teen outfit, and women's wear ranging from sportswear to a full length coat, an evening gown, a maternity outfit, after noon dresses and separates. Both fabrics and patterns fea tured in the show are available in stores in Klamath Falls. Several. of the fashions to be shown were chosen hy Miss America for her wardrobe. Plans for the show are an nounced by Ruth O'Harra. Kay Hansen will serve as fashion commentator. All proceeds will go to the In tercommunity Hospital. Muriel's Fine Gifts 1023 MAIN Marvelous ways to look for many occasions. The best fitting dresses that money can buy. IN BLACK of course . . . and all the jewel shades: Red, Emerald, Greens, Peacock, Cran berry, Turquoise and Blues. PASTELS too for Holiday wearing and on into Spring. Sizes 7 to 15 8 to 16 12V4 to 24V2 IN ELEGANTLY BEAUTIFUL SUITS from HONG KONG Hand beaded and embroidered. Enchantingly lovely for important occasions . . . afternoon or evening. Sizes 8 to 6. Exclusively ours. EXTRA! EXTRA! Just received by way of AIR FREIGHT from AUSTRIA. Simply beautiful JEWELRY. In new styles and hard to find colors. To glamor ize your daytime or evening dresses. 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