Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 08, 1963, Page 22, Image 22

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    College
Card Kelso of Lakcview, jun
ior at Southern Oregon College,
is one of 14 students there who
has been selected for mention
' in the 1963-64 Who's Who Among
Students in American Universi
ties and Colleges. She is presi
dent of Itobes, secretary of the
SOC band, secretary of the As
sociated Women Students, vice
president of Susanne Homes
Hall, a member of the dormi
tory disciplinary board, Tri Zo
la, and recipient of the resi
dence hall citizenship award.
James Griener of Adel, sopho
more at the I'niversity of Ore
gon, had Uie male lead in the
play, "l-adv in the Dark." pro
duced by the theater froup on
the campus-
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News
Nancy Galloway, Lakeview,
sophomore at Southern Oregon
College, was one of the princess
es at the recent homecoming
ceremonies there.
Mary Lee Scoville, Lakeview,
a junior at Oregon Slate Uni
versity, has won a music schol
arship for the study of organ
music. The winners were pre
sented in public recital when
the awards were made.
Paul McCormick, junior in
range management at Oregon
State University, has1 been
tapped for membership in Alpha
Zeta. agriculture honorary.
Choice of members is based on
.scholarship, character and leadership.
HOLIDAY DECOR Three members of the Kingsley
Officers Wives Club, left to right, Honey Shepherd,
Pauline Rush and Donna Fasulo, look over clever decor
ating ideas displayed and sold at the club's recent bazaar.
AND GIFTS, TOO Shiela Service, left, and Penny Robben, chairman of the day,
chose Christmas gifts from variety of such at the Officers Wives Club holiday ba
zaar. Proceeds of the day go to purchase of equipment for the base nursery. The regu
lar meeting of the club followed the sale which was open to the base personnel.
Bethel. 6
At a meeting Thursday, Npv.
21, .loh's Daughters Bethel 6
welcomed II new members.
They are Cheryl Lyn Drown,
Connie Jean Coddinglon, Susan
Jo Cohen, Sally Ann Elliott,
Beverly Kurd, Dcnise Hansen,
Sydney Kennedy, Dehra l'cn
ncdy, Michele Ann Nelson, Jen
nifer Pence and Chris ISpecr.
The formal initiation was pre
ceded by a politick dinner.
The formal inspection of the
bclhel was conducted by Mrs.
Bill Van Clcvc, vice grand
guardian, Slalc of Oregon. She
spoke briefly at the conclusion
of the meeting.
Other visitors were Hill Van
Clove, associate guardian Beth
el 47, Lakcview; Mrs. Phyllis
Poole, past grand guardian; Ar
lene Rulcschell, past queen.
Bethel 182, Crescent City; Nel
lie N'icol, past guardian; Bethel
li, and Queen Sally Hnnville
and her officers of Bethel 61.
Queen Laurie Brims urged
all members In he present
for the next meeting which will
be election of officers.
HOLIDAY GOODIES Shown are some of the home
made jams, jellies, fruits and baked goods sold at the
Holiday Bazaar sponsored last week by the Kingsley Field
Officers Wives Club. Judy Grady, left, as ways and
means chairman of the club, was generally in charge.
Shown with her is Bev Freeman.
Manzanita
OES Meets
Friendship night at the regu
lar meeting of Manzanita Chan
ter No. IT'. Order of Iho East
ern Slar, Wednesday, Nov. 1.1,
was a gathering of many mem
bers and visitors.
The entrance of the officers
was very impressive with carry
ing pieces of white styrofoam
slats centcrerl with nosegays of
red roses.
A welcome poem, "The Gar
den nf Friendship," the theme
for the evening, was read by
Worthy Matron Mary Jane
Saho.
Escorted and introduced was
Lnronc McCollum, grand mar
shal of the Grand Chapter; Vir
ginia Zumbrum and Harold
Bush, giand committee mem
bers; all worthy matrons from
District 15 were present, Viola
Pollard. Lakeview: Edyth With
ers. Paisley: Mildred Dobry,
Malin; Dorothea Kicst, Chilo
tuin; Carrie Bush and Orville
Alloy, worthy patron nf Aloha
Chapter, Klamath Falls.
Entertainment or the evening
was vocal duets by Mr. and
Mrs. William Davenport, accom
panied by Mrs. James Shields.
The chapter room and dining
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nn were decorated in the red
and white colors of the worthy
matron with a rose tree in the
East and baskets of red and
white roses.
Each person was presented
with a red rose corsage and in
vited to enjoy the refreshments
in the dining room.
The Nov. 27 meeting will be
the official visit of Harold Hush,
home endowment committee
member of the Grand Chapter.
A CHRISTMAS TRADITION . .
Country; Clothes
We cherish the notion that every girl can be
handsome, and in Pendletons it's easy !
Examples: Pendleton coats, suits, shirt dress and
sweaters all moving with grace acroSs the
time-zones. Our Fall collection includes lovely smoky
tweeds, heathery mixes and meanswear flannels.
See them all soon.
, Cutaway Suit, lined
jacket, 8-lli, JfS.IIII
. . . matching Scarf, $4.95
, Walkincr Suit, lined
jacket, 8-18, $55.(111
. . . Short-sleeve Slip
over, 34-42, $8.95
Itutton-down Collar
f-'hirt Dress, 8-18, $25.00
Country Coat, Miliums
lined, water-repellent,
liaok Wrap Skirt,
$12.95: 15 flannels
(shown), $14.95, 8-18.
Vine Gaupe Slipover,
2 colors, J4-42, $9.95.
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Holiday
and goes on .
Just imagine yourself playing Christmas
carols on Christmas morning with the
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. . . Matemaster Suit, lined
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, Knockabout Coat, Milium
linen, w-ater-repellent,
8-18, $45.00
. . . Neat Pleat
Skirt, 8-20, $14.95
, . . Bracelet-sleeve
Slipover, 34-42, $9.95
6. Double breasted Suit, lined
jacket, 8-18, $45.00
Wool & Mohair Slipover,
10 color, S6-40, $8.95.
plaids, Pouirhnut Skirt. 5 plaids, Ml WM tf XT Mt A ISr V
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