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THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
April 9, 1938
Society
Interesting
Paper Read
: "Historic Shrines" Is
, ; Heard by Members
Of Aloha Chapter
r Mra. Lloyd Goble, program
chairman for the evening, wi
' unable to be present at the
meeting of Eulalona ebapter
Daughters of the American
Revolution at the home ot Mrs.
Charles Joseph Martin, Mon
day evening. Mrs. Goble had
prepared an Interesting paper
on the topic "Some Hlstorlo
Shrines Which Have Been Re-
' stored," and this vraa read
by Mrs. Claude Davis.
Mount Vernon Is the most
Important shrine In America,
according to Mrs. Gobies list.
The estate of Mount Vernon
has been called the most "In
teresting memorial home of a.
.'. great man anywhere to be
seen." Washington loved the
house and plantation and was
never quite happy away from
them.
Mount Vernon, needing re
pairs badly, was bought In 1S58
from a grand-nephew of Wash
ington's, by the Ladles' Mount
Vernon association, which holda
it In trust for the people. One
woman from each state, recom
mended by the governor ot the
state, is appointed to serve tor
life as vice-regent of this asso
ciation. Women from the states
' which comprised the orglnal
; thirteen colonies furnished the
home with colonial pieces used
during Washington's time.
These were some of the out
standing points brought out In
Mrs. Coble's paper.-
Mrs. E. D. Lamb, regent,
and Mrs. Robert Odell, vice
regent, reported on the state
conference ot Oregon Daugh
ters held In Portland during
March.
Mrs. Thomas Hampton. Mra.
Robert Sloan and Mrs. Wilbur
Jones were appointed to serve
' on the nominating committee
for the annual election ot of
ficers in May.
Mrs. R. E. Wattenburg, or
ganising regent of the chapter,
presided during the refresh
ment hour at the attractively
appointed table which was
centered with gay daffodils
flanked by yellow candles.
Betty Rea Martin assisted
her mother in the arrange
ments. Mrs. Wilbur Jones wag
co-hostess. i
Bridge) Party Is
Sponsored Here
The ladles' auxiliary to the
T. O. E. sponsored the second ot
a series ot fonr card parties In
FOE hall Friday evening, April
the eighth.' -..-.
Six tables were in play and
prizes were awarded to Mildred
Wilkinson, high; second high,
Frances Herbert; men's high,
Mr. Matheson, second high,
Charles Vermillion: ladies' trav
eling, Louise La Salle; men's
traveling, Charles Vermillion;
door prize, Mrs. Bjorkland.
The next party of this series
will be given- Friday evening,
April 22. The proceeds will be
used for charity. . i -
Pot Luck Luncheon - .
Given By Eagles
The Lady Eagles club held it
regular pot-luck luncheon at the
home of Dora Oscarson, 2301
Eberlein street! Thursday, April
the seventh.
After the luncheon and busi
ness meeting the afternoon was
spent playing cards.
Tbe door prize was awarded
to Bertha Hogue.
The regular lodge meeting waa
held In the Eagles hall Friday
afternoon and plans were made
tor a pot-luck supper and initia
tion next Friday, April 15. All
members are urged to have their
candidates at this meeting.
Prosperity Lodge
Elects Delegate
At the regular meeting ot
Prosperity Rebekah lodge on
Thursday evening at tbe Ma
sonic hall, Mrs. Charlotte Mar
tin was elected tbe delegate to
attend the grand lodge meeting
at- Pendleton in May. Several
others are also planning to at
tend from here.
A feature of the Thursday
night meeting was a white ele
phant sale conducted by the Past
Noble Grand club after which a
banquet was served.
A card party, sponsored, by
the Home Economics club of
the Altamont grange, was to
be held at Summers school on
the airport road Saturday
night beginning at 8 o'clock.
Pinochle was to be played. All
grange members were asked to
bring tables, and the public
was cordially Invited. ,
"LET GEORGE DO IT"
SWISS WATCH
REPAIR SPECIALIST
I A COMPLETE LINE I
... OF JEWELRY
GEO METZ
837 Main Watchmaker and Jeweler
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HONORED -
Mr. Fred Nitschelm, Klamath
pioneer, who was the honor
guest this week at a supper
and birthday party given at
the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Keith K. Ambrose in honor of
his eightieth birthday.
. Kennell-EUls picture.
Bh Parties Are
Given During Week .
BLY A number ot small
boys and girls ot Bly will be
guests of Barbara Hand ot
Klamath Falls at the .home
ot her aunt, Mrs. Ted Marble.
Sunday afternoon, April the
tenth. The party is In honor
ot Barbara's sixth birthday and
her guests will include Betty
Ibrstrom, Florence Ibrstrom and
Dick Hand. Mrs. A. Schall
horn will drive to Klamath
Falls to take tbe children and
bring them home. ,
BLY Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Hirengen entertained with fonr
tables of pinochle at their
home Tuesday evening. Prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Lester
Geijsbeck and Dave Campbell.
Refreshments were served to
the following guests, Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Campbell, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Obenchaln, Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Geijsbeck, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Stump, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Morris, Mrs. August
Tikkannen, Mra. Lester Tib
bits. Mr. and Mrs.. E. E. Kil
patrlck and the host and hos
tess, Mr. nd Mrs. Oscar Hiren
gen. Miss Petty Bride
Of Frank Montanya
A marriage of Interest In
Klamath Falls was an event ot
March the eighteenth when
Miss Ruth K. Petty ot San
Francisco and Mr. Frank B.
Montanye of Klamath Falls
were - married In the study of
of the First Presbyterian
church. Rev. A. Theodore
Smith read the ceremony In
the presence ot Mrs. John H.
Poppy and Miss Alice R.
Rawllngs. Mr. and Mrs. Mon
tanye are making their home
In Klamath Falls.
Klamath Falls Girl
Is Bride March 18th
A March wedding, an event
of the eighteenth, took place
in ' the First Presbyterian
church when Miss Olea Yo
eum became the bride of Mr.
Harold B. Houck ot Klamath
Falls In the presence of a
group of friends and relatives.
Rev. A. ' - Theodore Smith
read the ring ceremony.
Guests at the ceremony were
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Houck,
Miss Eleanor Bruner, Miss Car
men Sargent and Mr. William
. H. Hadwlch.
Mr. and Mrs. Houck are at
home to friends In the Walnut
apartments.
Woodcraft Officers
Meet on Wednesday
Neighbors of Woodcraft met
Wednesday evening, April tbe
fourth, at the K. C. hall. The In
coming officers filled the chairs.
A general practice for installa
tion followed the business meet
ing. Installation will be held
April twentieth at eight o'clock
In tbe K. C. hall. All members
and friends are Invited to attend.
Tbe committee for Wednesday
evening were: Mrs. Bertha Hew
itt, chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Mildred Smith, Mrs. Effle Red
key, Mrs. Ellen Ely and Mrs.
Stella Dryden.
. Members of the Past Presl- "
dents' club of the Royal Neigh
bors of America will meet at
the home of Mrs. Amanda
Farrls, First street In Pleas
ant View tracts, Friday night,
April 15, at 8 o'clock, it waa
announced Saturday.
Club Has
Anniversary
Jolly - Neighbors Ob
serve 14 Years of
Organization
Altamont Jolly Neighbors
club observed the fourteenth
anniversary ot the club on Wed
nesday afternoon at the home
ot Mrs. T. R. Skllltngton ot 221
North Tenth street. ,
A short business meeting waa
held with the president, Juanlta
Trippett, presiding.
The afternoon was spent In
playing games and visiting.
Three guests also enjoyed the
' hospitality ot the club Verta
Holmes, Mabel Fowler and Eva
Friend. Members present were
Mathilda Crapo. Alma Baker.
Florence Winters. Juanlta Trip
pett, Elsie Hamilton, Elsie Case,
Ila Pyles, Anna Dunn. Jeatia
Kaylor, Katie Hall, Gertrude
.-.Weise. Marthta Lundell. Katie
Byers, Alice Warner. Elsie Long
mire, Barbara Cameron and
daughter, Veta Hooten, Mabel
Franklin, Margie Gregg, Effle
ePaul, Selma Peterson, Millie
Sacket, and the committee as
hostess with Dorothy Abner as
. chairman and Daisy Douglas,
. Christina Clark, Carmen and
Pearl Blanton assisting.
A large cake decorated with
candles to represent the num
ber of years the club had been
in existence was the centerpiece
and later was cut and served to
the guests, ;
The May meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Ralph Weise
on Altamont drive with a plant,
aeed, or bulb exchange. Those
assisting Mrs. Weise are Anna
Dunn, Mabel Franklin, Margie
Gregg and Elsie Hamilton. All
- members and friends are wel
come on Wednesday, May
fourth, at two o'clock.
- The club has always met at
one of the members' homes
throughout all these years and
many good times have been had,
A picnic Is an annual event In
the summer for all members and
their families.
Stingerettes
Will Hav. Lunch
The Stingeretta club will
meet Thursday afternoon, April
fourteenth, at the K. C. hall. A
pot-luck luncheon will be served
at one o'clock. Following tbe
luncheon tbe ladies auxiliary to
the Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen, Ewauna lodge. No.
802, will hold their regular busi
ness meeting. A public pinochle
card party will be held starting
at eight o'clock. Prizes will be
given and refreshments served.
The committee Includes Mrs.
Beatrice Wilkes. Mrs. Esther
Swift and Mrs. Anna Belton.
The local RrnthnrhnnH nf
Railroad Trainmen, Klamath
lodge No. 657, will meet Thurs
day, April fourteenth, at ten
o'clock.
,
Hard Time Party"
Event of Week
The home of Mrs. Marian Holi
day was the scene of a hard
times bridge party Saturday "
evening. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Bud Scbiesel, Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Smith, Mrs. Leona
Manning, Mrs. Lulu Schultz, Mr.
Lynn Hayes and the hostess.
High scores were given Mrs.
Smith and Mr. Schlesel. low
scores to Mrs. Schlesel and Mr.
Hayes.
Supper was served at midnight.
ALTAMONT The home eco
nomics club met at the home
of Mrs. Edgar Stanlake on
Third street on Friday for their
April meeting.
A potluck luncheon was .
served at twelve-thirty o'clock
with fifteen members and
friends present, .
Three members were remem
bered on their birthdays, Lela
La Salle, Gertrude Blind, ' and
Grace Goodrich. Each received
a set of dish towels and several
other useful gifts.
Members who will be re
membered next month are
Alma Baker and Ruth Boorman.
Everyone came dressed for
an "April Fool" kid party and
the whole day waa spent In
foolish fun.
Guests of the day at the
party were Inez Hassett and
Marie Stanlake. Members at- '
tending were Mesdames Lloyd
Basey, - Byrd Tompkins, H. B.
Lewis, Erhardt Blind, Arthur
Goodrich, Ralph Crapo, Ralph
La Salle, Leon Crapo, Myron
Taylor, H. P. Blanton, R. Boor
man, Marian Lewis and the
hostess, Mrs. Edgar Stanlake.
The club was to give a card
party Saturday, April ninth at
the Summers school gymnasium
on the airport road. Pinochle
was to be played.
The May meeting of tbe club
will be held at the home of
Mrs. Myron Taylor with a pot
luck luncheon at noon. '
Helen's Beauty Shop
E?. opens at
nv inFi i a'q
For the convenience of folks in outlying districts
, A COMPLETE AND PROFESSIONAL
BEAUTY SERVICE
"Jump in your car and come as you are"
At Idella's Phone 115
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Contract Club
Meets on Thursday
The Thursday Contract club
met April, seventh at the home
of Mrs. Willa Wabbles on the
Merrill highway. A bridge lunch
eon was served by the hostess to
Mesdames 'Virginia Caseman,
- Bertha Hewitt, Idoline Schupp,
Clara MePherren, Pearl York
land, Stella Dryden and Mrs.
Lewis. Bridge scores were
awarded, high to Mrs. Dryden,
second high, Mrs. Lewis, and the
traveling prize to Mrs. MePher
ren. The club will meet April
twenty-first with Mrs. Pearl
Yorkland at her home on North
Eleventh.
Auxiliary Has
Benefit Affair
The Veterans of Foreign
Wara auxiliary entertained with
a public pinochle party In the
Library club auditorium on
Thursday evening, April the
seventh.
High schore In pinochle went
to Mrs. Nettle Galarneau and
Mr. Vern Schortgen. Low scores
were awarded Mrs. Martin and
Mr. George Lee.
Mrs. Vern Schortgen received
the door prize.
i Supper - was served after
cards.
No-Hostess Patty
Enjoyed This Week
A no-hostess supper was en
Joyed at Lucca's one evening
this week with the group later
playing bridge at the home of
Mrs. ,Pat Klelty on Washing
ton street. Those who made
up the party Included Mrs.
. David Shirk, Mrs. Herbert
Hemingsen, Mrs. A. K. Bryant,
Mrs. ' John Holzgang, Mrs.
Maurice Kerr, Mrs. Pat Klelty,
Mrs. Edward Hickman and
Miss Louise Keliey.
'
The Young People's associa
tion of the Congregational
church at Martin street and
Garden avenue has changed
Its Sunday evening meeting
from 7:30 o'clock to 6:30
o'clock. All young people In
terested In meeting with the
group are cordially Invited.
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On the Lakeview Highway
Saturday, April 9
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. KLAMATH PIONEER
Mrs. Carl Schubert, Sr., beloved Wamoth county
pioneer, was the guest of honor at a party given
this .week by her sons and daughters in honor of
her birthday anniversary.
Kennell-EUls picture.
The Wee Eight Pinochle
club met at the home of Mrs.
Lillian Relllng In Poe valley
Thursday afternoon, April 7.
High score went to Mrs. Ruth
Schaeffer and low to
Mrs. Doris Coplnger, Mrs.
Sophia Nelson was honored on
her birthday. The next nuoi
lng will be held at the home
of Mrs. Coplnger in Altamont.
Members present were Mes
dames Dorothy Johnson, Flor
ence Lee, Florence Jones,
Doris Coplnger, Gertlo Wln
n 1 n g h a m , Ruth Schnofrer,
Sophia Nelson and the hostess,
Lillian Relllng.
Friends ot Miss Kay Malloy,
who suffered a broken back In
an automobile accident a
month ago, will be Interested
to know she Is resting easily at
the home of her aunt, Mrs.
Henry Funk, on Shasta Way,
and Is able to recolve visitors.
Miss Malloy will not be out of
her cast until June 1, accord
ing to relatives. She recently
left Hillside hospital.
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Mr. and Mrs. Z. W. Dixon
and daughter, Lois, havo re
turned to their home at 23o0
Eberlein avenue from 'Pasa
dena, calif., where .they visit
ed with Mrs. Dixon's father,
W. W. Reed. They also visit
ed other relatives in Los An
geles. Mrs. A. H. Dixon ot
Lakevlew stayed with Mona
Dixon during her parents' ab
sence. Would You Resurrect at Eatter
Time the Loves and Friend
ships of Your Life7
Place Your Order Early
To Assure Choice Selections
Cut Flower Easter Specials
Gardenias, each 25c
Kaster Lilies,
per doz. blooms $185
Calla Lilies, doz. $2.00
Lilies In Pots 75e to $3.00
Wedding Ilouqtict and
Corsages
Basket of Cut Flowers
Memorial Designs
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The Robuknh card party,
which Is planned for Thursday
night, April u, at 8 o'clock In
I.O.O.F. hnll. la given for the
public, and nil mnmbprs of the
lodgo and their friends are In
vited, i
Community Congregational
Church
"The Cross Inevitable" Is the
sermon themo of Itev. K. V.
Haynes, pastor, as ho speaks at
the 11 o'clock morning worship
service tomorrow.
Church school for all ages
meets at 9:45 n. m. under the di
rection 0f Frank Kllllan, super
intendent. Those living In the
Mills addition aro most cordlairy
Invited to attend this church and
Sunday school If they do not now
belong In any other group. This
Is a church with a friendly and
wholesomo atmosphere.
The Pilgrim Fellowship group
for young people of high school
ago or above aro meeting each
Sunday evening at 6:30 p. m.
Tomorrow evening Miss I.ols
Dixon Is to lie In rhargo of tho
meeting and discussion.
On Thursday evening of Pos
sion week a communion service
will be held In tho church begin
ning nt 8 o'clock. The public Is
Invited to attend.
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News of Klamath Churches
Altamont Community
Presbyterian Church
Services of Altamont Cmmmi
nlty church held In the Junior
high school, (1. W. Wheatley, min
ister, phono 783-W-4.
Illlilu schuol, 0:40 a. in., A. 0.
Olson, aiipnrliitiitidoiil. (Musses fur
nil uuus. Including adult clusses
for men and women. Junior
church, II a. in., under Ihu lead
ership of Mrs. Wheatley. Morn
ing service nt 1 1 a, m. with the
minister n chuine, Tho messagn
this morning will bo llni fourth
of n series of five expository ser
mons ou John, 1 7i ii chapter, the
subject: "How Christ's Prayer
Was Answered: Another Defini
tion of Glory Service." Tills
will be a missionary message of
Interest to nil. The newly (denied
officers n( the Women's Mission
ary society of the Altiimunt
church will be Installed during
this service. Mrs. Krnnk Itafsuu
will bring a message In snug,
Church of
Psychic Research
Church of Psychic Research,
Rev. Louis Milliard, pastor.
The text for tho I'nlm Hiindny
lecture, Sunday oveiilng, 7:46 p.
in., will lie "House ot Many Man
sions" to be dellvorod by Ituv.
Kdna Sherer. Following the loc
turo, Itev. Louis Ilnllnrd, assisted,
by Henry Lnllarge, will reach
everyone with a uiuasnKo. Hull-
day school, Sunday morning at 10
o'clock. Classes and teachers for
children ot all ages from kinder
garten to adult.
Wednesday afternoon tho Acorn
chili meets.
Wodnosday evening, message
circle. Itev. Dullard reads by
psychoinotry with Itov. Hherer and
Henry Lnllargn assisting.
Friday evening, message cir
cle Ilev. Ilnllnrd answers written
questions.
Zion Lutheran
Church
Zlon Lutheran church. 1035
High street. O. V. Hoffman,
pastor.
During the service Sunday
morning (Polm Sunday) a group
of adults will he received as com
municant members ot church ' v
the rite ot confirmation. The
tor will speak on the topic, "t ..
low the Lamb of Ood." The serv
ice will begin at 11 o'clock.
Sundny school meets at t.ii
a. m.
There will be no meeting of the
niftlo class next Wednesday.
The service on Good Friday
will be held in the evening at 8
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BRASSIERES
o'clock. "The 1'rnelnin lllood of
Oil let" will he the sen i l"ilii.
A KiHTcil I'liuei'i'l, originally
plaiini'il for Palm H In v. will he
given Kaster Holiday owning,
Church of ,
Tho Naiarono
Church of the Naiarene, corner
(Inrdeii avenue and M n it In street,
Itev. II, l Itllnsell, pustor, 2KH
Orchard avenue,
Sunday silinol, ll;ir,; Illuming
wiitshlp, 1 1, At I'lilil the dedi
cation nl llin new cliunll will lie
held. Iter. 10. K. .Minilii of Port
land, Ore., will lie the npenker.
Morgan Chaffee trio will bring
special nuiiiliera In snug. Local
ore lies I ra will furnish special In
strumental music, Voiiiik people's
service tt:.HI. ICviingellstla serv
ices 7:30. Itev. Miuiin win ne
tho speaker at nil ihrco services.
Apostolic Faith
New location nt 22s N. Klglilh
street, now under rnnstrurllon.
Temporary location In tabernacle
at corner Ituclatiiailon mid Mitch
ell streets,
Sunday services: 10: 30 morn
lug service, and an eviuigellsllfl
servlcv at 7. Ill p. in, No collec
tions. Kverylindy welcome,
A special concert nf sacred
iiiiikIc and song oucus I ho Sunday
even I lie service. You will enjoy It,
Easter's Coming
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