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B Helen Bechen
Herald and News
Sunda Febru
Blair of
The Shrine. Hillah Templ honored its potentate, John
Auditorium, The
Klamath
Lakeview and Mrs, Blair at a ball Feb. 6 in the
formal affair was precede b a banqu at the Winema Hotel where the
pictur above was taken. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Blair ere at center with Gayl
Boise and Mrs. McAtee, left, end
McAtee, potentaie of E Korah Tem
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Above, Georg
Georg McMurphe potentate of Al, Kade Templ Portland, and Mrs.
McMurphe right Other temple represent were Terha of Fresno Kerah
corsage
Templ
Duga Hillah Templ left, watches
for Mrs. W. W. Youngso who. with her husband
from Portland for the affair.
came
a
pi
Mrs. Duga
member of Al Kader
4
of Reno and Islam of San Francisco.
At right are Dean Callas, Tulolake
Shrine Club, and Mrs, Callas, Standing is
preside of the Klamath
H
B ‘Dexter
Shrine Club
Falls
vice
presiden
i
N
Mrs. Arnold
Elli above, tries her skil asia bugl
an Al Aldrich, right both members of Hillah Templ
Durin the evening the Hillah Tem-
pl Ban and the Drum and Bugl Corp
provide entertainment. Four drummers”
from the band from Ashland are shown,
above, left, Lowell Anderson, Duke Mc-
‘Quee Milo Kublick and Bil Leurine.
At left, the drum and
forms
a
semicircle in front of
bugl corps
sm tables
around the haliroom floor agains
backgrou drape above which
of ferns and flowers were place Eac
place
white
urns
table
was
centered with
dome and
pl
a
‘miniature
building lighte
to
tem-
resem-
ble small cities. Basket of hug woodward-
ja fern fronds were hun in baskets from
the ceilin to create an unusua lightin
effect for the dance floor.
At
in
a
right an‘animated elepha
Hillah Templ fez, offers red
hi trunk which extends with
tion in
bow
to
arriving guest
ot the
wear-
carna~
eac
ballroom
oor.
Responsi for the formal and beau-
decorations was Al Nybac gener
chairman for the ball shown at righ with
Mrs. Nybac center, and their daught
tiful
to
the
anuaet
of her
husban left