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SOCIETY
By Helen Bechen
Herald and New November 24, 1963
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Klamath Falls Shriners gathered Nov. 9 in
the Klamath Auditorium to serve as hosts to the
annual dinner dance. Honored guest at the " Hi
Lite s" was Millah Temple potentate Lynn Naw
bry of Talent, standing left above with Mrs.
Newbry and Lloyd Griggs of Cottage Grove,
member of the Divan. Al Nybaclc, president of
the local Shrine Club, is seated between his
daughter, Mrs. Monte Voight, left, and Mrs.
Lloyd Griggs.
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Among the past potentates of Hillah Temple present for the affair were Chet Hub
bard, standing above with Mrs. Hubbard, who came from Medford for tho evening.
Seated are two other past potentates, George Hillis and Mrs. Hillis, left, and Don Ken
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Bright docorations are ad
mired above by Mr. and Mrs.
Don Phelps.
Photos by Kettler
At left is an overall pic
ture showing the out
standing decorations
used to set the stage for
the glittering evening. A
lighted Shrine emblem
outlined the head table
and votive lights in branch
candelabra lighted small
er side tables, all set be
neath a ceiling of stream
ers and center lights
which were given a chandelier-type
dross for the
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Al
ley are pictured below.
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Committee members pictured above are
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stone, standing, and seat
ed left to right, Mrs. Joe Hicls, Hubert Toton
and Mrs. Totton.
Wilson Wiley, general chairman, stands in
the picture at right behind Mrs. Wiley, right,
and Mr. and Mrs. Al Aldrich, also committee
members. Others on the committee included
Joe Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Milne and Mr. and
Mrs.s Cecil Drew.
A social hour preceded the dinner dance.
Music was played by" Baddy's Band.
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