Friendship
Court Meets
Friendship Court No. 11, Or
der of the Amaranth, held a
slated meeting Nov. 21 in the
Scottish Rite Temple.
The meeting opened in regu
lar lorm with Velma Krauss,
royal matron and Frank Mc
Cornack, royal patron pre
siding. Past Grand Royal Patron of
Grand Coun of Oregon, Jack
Schulze, was escorted to the
throne by leona Angel arid
Martha Powell, marshals in
the East and West, and was
given the grand welcome.
Under the good of the order,
the members participated in
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the obligation, under the direc
tions of the royal patron.
All committee members i
present were given gifts of
gold telephone date books and
miniature ball point pens from
the royal matron. An appropri
ate poem for each committee
group was composed and read
by the chairman of the enter
tainment committee, Jim Hunt
er. It was announced by the roy
al matron at the next meeting,
Dec. 18, there will be a Christ
mas tree, gift exchange and
party. All members were in
vited. After Hie meeting, refresh
ments were served in the din
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FAIRHAVEX SCHOOL
In observance of National Ed
ucation Week, Fred Taylor,
principal, was the speaker at
the November meeting of Fair
haven School Parents and Pa
trons. He extended a special in
vitation to parents to visit the
classrooms of their children.
The Melody Mothers, led by
Mrs. W. Don Miller and accom
panied by Mrs. Anita Campbell,
presented several numbers.
Mrs. Beverly Tucker, presi
dent erf Melody Mothers, was in
troduced as the sister of Bob
Jarschke, president of Parents
and Patrons, w ho conducted the
meeting.
The flag salute was led by
Camp Fire Girls Marlyn Revis
and Patty Lougee.
Mrs. Winona Leonard's fifth
and sixth gr ade room won the
room count.
Special prizes were awarded
to Mrs. Mary Wagner. Mrs. Eu
lalee Whitlock. Mrs. Vema Flet
cher and Mrs. Sara Mosely.
Refreshments were served by
Die fifth and sixth grade room
mothers.
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Of Club Meet
Tlie Klamath Falls Woman's
Library Club will meet Monday,
Dec. 9, at 1 p.m. in the c'ity li
brary club rooms. Mrs. Phil
Schroeder, president, has an
nounced the program will be,
appropriately, in the Christmas
theme.
The "Christmas Story" will he
related by Mrs. J. A. Nixon.
Thf musical portion of the pro
gram will be under the direc
tion of M. Dale Halleck of
Klamath Union High School. He
will introduce the Kl'HS String
Orchestra, whose selections w ill
he special arrangements of fa
miliar Christmas carols. The
Madrigal Singers will present
several numbers including Fred
Waring's arrangement of "Night
Before Christmas."
Following the program, club
officers will be hostesses at tea.
A nominal charge will be
made for non-members w ho are
cordially invited to all club
meetings.
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this Christmas. They arc tash
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dresses and sweaters.
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WINTER ROYALTY Pretty Pam Conn, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Fletcher Conn, wears the white crown of Snow
Queen for the coming winter ski season. Queen Pam was
chosen from among five candidates by members of the
Alle Mage Ski Club at its Tuesday meeting. The foun
princesses of the Snow Court are Susan Drew, Ann Lind
ley, Linda Bonotto and Kathy Kuhlman. The five candi
dates were elected by the KUHS Ski Club. The Snow
Queen and her court will preside over ski events here and
will accompany local skiers on many out-of-town trips.
FUTURE BRIDE Betty Miller, daughter of Mrs. Delia
Ruth Miller and James E. Miller, Pacific Beach, Calif.,
is the fiancee of Robert Wayne Bates, ron of Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Bates of this city. Their wedding will be an
event of early spring. The bride-to-be attended San
Diego State College. Her fiance, graduate of Klamath
Union Hlqh School, is serving in the Far East with the
Navy. Following their marriage, the young couple plan
'to continue studies at the University of Oregon.
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Prosperity
OES Meets !
MALIN Mildred Dobry anil
Ivan Ottoman, worthy illation
and patron, presided at tlie Nov.
14 meeting of Prosperity Chap
ter lfl. Order of Eastern Star.
Escorted and introduced were
Goldia Robinson, memlwr of the
Estarl Kund committee of the
Grand Chapter of Oregon: Wor
thy Matrons Viola Pollard, Ori
ental No. 5. Lakcvif'W, and
Ruth Modcnberger. Tulclake,
and Worthy Patron Harry Eat
on, Oriental No. 5.
Under good of the order, Gol
dia Robinson, who was making
her official visit, thanked the
lodge for the fine support of
tlie Estarl program. Estarl rep
resents Eastern Star training
awards in religious leadership
and at present three from this
district are receiving aid
through this program. She
closed Willi a poem written by
1-cona Angel of Aloha Chapter.
The worthy patron called upon
other guests to s)tak and in
troduced sidelineis. Eva Hous
ton, Henry and Hazel Rerg
slrom, Oriental No. 5.
Honored and thanked by the
wortlry matron for receivuig
tlieir proficiency cards were
Anna Fruits. Helen Deny and
Pally Schmidt.
Escorted to tlie birthday box
were Dorothy Hi!e and IK-len
Chathurn. ,
Refreshments were served by
Anne Fruits and Helen Chat
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MALIN-Wednesday. Nov. 13,
the Malin Garden Club mem
bers met at the Malm Commu
nity Hall, to make Delia Robbia
wreaths and other Christmas
decorations.
Mis. lister Schrrmer. vice
president, prcsirll-d at e
short business sessim
The club will again sjt-anstr
the Christmas tiee lichtina roe
test, "Christmas m i.r0dili toi-in."
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath
Quota Club
Qrota Club of Klamath Coun
ty met (or a regular luncheon
meeting Tuesday, Dec. 3, at
'Molature's. President Vi Mitter
ling conducted a brief business
meeting before turning t h e
meeting over to the program
chairman, Lurene Cuycr.
Mrs. Citiyer introduced Mis.
Margaret Kroner of Bonaiua,
well known to home extension
and other groups for her talents
in handwork and decoration
ideas. On Tuesday. Mrs. Freuer
brought all her equipment to
demonstrate decorations (or
cakes and cookies suitable for
the Christmas season as well as
other occasions.
Among the sizeable crowd of
members were two new Quotar
lans. Vera Durant and Marian
Unvilie.
The annual club Christmas
party will be an event of Mon
day. Dec. , at 6:30 p.m. at
the home of Alice Vitus. Mem
bers will again this year bring
toys which will be sent to the
Salem School (or the Hard ot
Hearing.
Assistance to the hard of hir
ing is one of the service proj
ects o( Quota International. Lo
cally, Quota Club gives treat
ment anri hearing aids to chil
dren when needed. In addition,
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Sunday, December t. 1963
at Christmas time the toys are
sent to Salem.
Since no further meetings will
be held in December, it was
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again decided that each mem
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which will be givep to the local
Christmas Bureau.'
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