P AGE TWO
Marriage Licenses
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Mrs.
by Catherine Maynard, Telephone 185-L
Mrs. Paul Martin was guest of
honor at a farewell party Wednes­
day afternoon, given by fellow work­
ers in the Smith Wood office. Wed­
nesday evening, she bid farewell to
members of the Bachelor Girls club
when she entertained the girls at a
contract rummy party at her home.
Norene McKeown wen first prize and
Maxine Johnson, consolation.
At
each party, Mrs. Martin was presented
with a nice gift from her friends. The
Bachelor girl guests were Elie Brax­
ton. Margaret Beiloni, Maxine John­
son, Carol Young, Winnifred Stone,
Norene McKeown, Helen Lund, Mar­
tha Young. Marjorie Knight and Rose
Matney.
Mr*. J. L. Smith, Mrs. M. a Haw­
kins and Mrs. L. L. Rosa were host­
esses Friday at 1 o'clock luncheon at
the Hawkins home, where J. G. W.
members gathered from over the
county. The luncheon table carried
an exquisite centerpiece of pink tul­
ips. About the rooms were bouquets
of choice roses, grown by Mr. Haw­
kins. Club members sewed during
the afternoon. Those present were
Mesdames Bert Folsom, C. J. Fuhr­
man of Sixes, C. E. Huling at March­
field, E. E. Johnson, J. A. Lamb, E.
at Marsh
Marsh- ­
Chief business before Job’s Daugh -
W. Lorenz, Marvin Lyons of
field, J. E. Norton, Birdie Skeels, J. ten Monday evening was the inter*
L. Smith, James Walstrom of Baa- esting report given by Donna Dunn,
don,
doo, Charles Lorenz, M. Q.
O Hawkins, honor queen, and Clarabelle Watson,
||. N. I-oren^,
1-orenz, R. V
Mel- ­ senior princess, on the Grand Guard­
fl.
V. j Wilhelm of Mel
rose, Montana
Montana and
and Tom
Tom Dimmick
Dimmick of
ofiian Council at Klamath Falls, April
rose,
Ophir.
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Ophir.
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| Harriet Tozier, who won the con-
Mrs £. D. McCune entertained at test for bringing the largest number
1 o'clock dessert luncheon and bridge of guests to February and. March
Thursday afternoon. Attractively ar-meetings, was presented with a dain-
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An affiliation degree was awarded
by tiie Order of the Eastern Star
Thursday evening io Mr.
B. Harriman and Lals Fenn, who have
trun*ferred from other chapters to
Beulah chapter here. For Mrs. Cora
Little, whose home burned recently,
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Leslie, Dena Pierce, June Welker, P.
M. Norton. Lafe Compton and Ed
Walker.
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