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A gala dance looked forward to each year
by the young let is the Fall Fantasy staqed by Job's
Daughters Bethel 61. This year under the leadership
of Honored Queen Sally Hanvllle the affair was
again a beautifully decorated party held Nov. 30
in the Willard Hotel. Walls and ceiling of pink
paper streamers set the color theme which was ac
cented wilh red. The forest effect was created with
branch trees trimmed with pink angel hair and life
sized animal cutouts.
The dance band, The Tikis, sat before a back
ground of three huge leaves bearing the theme
name, Fall Fantasy, in glittering letters.
A windmill and wishing well completed the
festive setting for the large crowd of prettily
dressed young women and their escorts.
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By Helen Bechen
Herald and News December 8, 1963
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above, stood before the realistic
windmill for this picture.
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Bethel 6 1 line officers and their es
corts, above, stand on the bridge
which was the entrance to the ball
room. The girls, left to right, are Cheryl
Eccles, Jane Neece, Sally Hanville and
Suana Whytal. In back, same order,
John Jjndrzejewski, Pat Parks, Sherm
Allen and Pete EHingson.
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Above, John Otferbein and
Pam Conn admire cutout bird,
pari of the decorations.
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The foursome above, left to
right, are Mark Reynolds, Linda
Barkee, Jim Bennington and Donna
May.
Around the wishing well at left
are, ' from the left, Tom Kerns,
Georjan Gates, Teena Fredrick
son and Dennis Chapman." t
Pictured between dances at
the punch bowl at right, left to
right, are Ron Waits, Bobbie Jean
Brady, Scott Smelcor and Frances
Waits.
Photos by Kettler
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