The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 01, 1940, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextJuly 1, 1040 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. PAGE SEVEN Midland mp4sie AewA Sightly Headgear Featgres Tulelake Garden Club Meet TULELAKE r md car-, February, tho club li recessing rota, radishes nntl cnbhnRp during July with tour of Inavm, choice blooms from community Hardens planned (or nu t li riirt (lower Krlcn. mid AuKiist II. Members am asked even the lowly union norland- to he alert for the announce ed mllady'a bonnet at the re-1 mrnl o( the Auguat session, laxitlon meeting of the Tulelake Ilefreshments were served to Garden club at the home of Mrs. Hrown. Mra. J. J. Mahoney, Mra. Almo Newton on Krldny Mra. Howard Dixon. Mra. Steve afternoon. A clever Innovation. I Tnkiira, Mra. John Takaca, Mra. a box of strawberries tilted over ' DwlKhl Hamilton, Mra. Tony one eye, gave flrat prlie to Vlctorlne, Mra. Prltchett, Mra Mra. Dwlght Hamilton for the ill. T. Street, Mra. Mom Craw moat orlglnnl head covering, ford. Mra. Olney Rudd, Mrs. while Mra. l.ee Dixon, with n , Merton J. Drown, Mra. Hath reallatlc creation of delphinium j away Dwell, Mra. A. E. Stone and roaea, took flrat (or the houso, Mra. Everett Durkee, (prettleat. Probnbly nenreat In Mra. John Kandra Jr., Mra. W. faahlon to the preacnl day mode H. Anderann, Mra. J. A. Brown, waa the Eoater basket, topped Mra. Charlea Cox, Mra. Marvin by n egg, worn by Mra Tom Thomas. Mra. Cllve Tittle. Mra. Newton. : Hubert Neblker. Mra. Lee Dixon, Mr.. Merton J. Drown aa pro-!"" aa Dieter Mra. John gram chairman Introduced ra-; Mitchell. Mra A. J. King. Mra. trlcla Bond who played an nc D. Lamb. Mra. Thomas eordlan number, "Roses of Pic ! Hampton, Miss Barbara Benlley, ardy." Barbara Dentlv and Ml Jrnn Anderaon, Miaa Ta Mean Anderaon ming "Just An lrlln n""l. Ml Eleanor Kan Old Fashioned Garden" ,lr- Ml" Bernlee Neblker. Mlaa Mra. Almo Newton, reviewing )Mpn Rllly. Ml Sara O'Kecfe, Richardson Wright's. "History Ml" Mary England, Mlaa Bnr of Gardening." cmphanlied the '"" England, Mlaa Jnnct part that women hnve played l)lxon ml M,H Margaret Ann llipntiff h thm ipm In 1 nu'ftr rill, i mwilb. lure, from the time that prim itive man. the meat eater, was first Induced to eat edible roots nd fruits. "Womanhood In Flower." a aerlea of panlnmlmea represent ing well known flowers, con eluded the program YONNA STATION RECORDS HOTTEST JUNE IN HISTORY IIILDEBDAND The past ! month haa been the hottest June Hostesses for the afternoon on "eot,i ' lh Yonn t,lon Included Mrs Dim O'Keefe, I the past ZJ yean. I he maxi LMrs Melvln McConnell. Mrs I mum for the past two weeks Walter England, Mrs Almo hns raniied between DO and 07 1 cent visitors with their daugh Newton and Mrs. Walter Rey- degrees through the day and the 1 ter, Mra. Ruth Beebe and son, nobis. mights were from 47 to 61 do- ' Georgo Thurman of the Mono- Bonanza BONANZA Members of the Bonanza Woman's club gulhiTvd at the librnry on Wednesday af ternoon and spent the time sew ing for the hope chest which they are filling to be sold In the full. The Indies are getting a nlco supply of lovely biindiniide linens, including embroidered and appllcjued dlshtowcls, dec ponied by another son and his (umlly, Mr. and Mrs. Huymond Thurman, also from Utah. The family left last week, planning on attending the fnlr at Sun Francisco before returning to their home in Utah. Because of the Fourth of July hollduy, the Bonanza Garden dull has derided to skip one Bly Jeff Cnuible suffered a pain ful back Injury In a fall from his truck Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Kuhns and two children and Mr. and Mra. liar rlman of Lskcvlcw were visitors nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. meting The next meeting will i , QllIickenbuin TuMd,y, Junf orated comforter protcctora, of the organizing of a cemetery crocheted hotdlsh holders and board. mata, embroidered pillowcases, bo on July 12, ut the homo of Mrs. Malcolm Teare In Lang-Hi valley. Tho Bonanza Woman's club will hold a regular business I meeting on Tuesday evening, 1 JU.y v me mceuna mere i . wnr, lhpv , (ho af,r tulll nrnknhlv hi ,.,ji A I in, , 1 ,.n i ..j u.rvu. ... lf)nn Miss Roberta Mull Ins of Her- 23. Kuhns Is assistant regional supervisor of the forest service. Ed Kendall furnished tran sportation for the Camp Fire Girls Tuesday afternoon. Mr. shower for Twyla Hamilton on the school house lawn Wednes day afternoon. Mrs. J. D. Hamilton haa re turned home after an extended trip to southern California. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fletcher are leaving Saturday, June 29, for Salem. Mrs. Lloyd Harbin from Wey erhaeuser Comp No- 4, visited friends In Bly on Wednesday, June 28. Mrs. Stump and two children are leaving Friday to spend a few days visiting in Fort Klam- and various other nice things dear to the heart of fastidious housewives. They plan to start work on a quilt at the next meet ing which will be on the after noon of July 10. They have also announced that any of these Items will be for sale at any time during the summer, so that anyone needing something nice for a gift will be able to obtain any number of handmade arti cles at a nominal price, by see ing Mrs. Nqma Bechdoldt or Mrs. Ada Sparretorn. Mr. and Mrs. John Taunton of Kansas City, Mo., were visitors at the home of Mrs. Taunton's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hamaker rocently. Mrs. Taun ton la the daughter of Earl Ham aker of Klamath Falls. Before' returning home they plun to visit at San Francisco, Los Angeles and Memphis. Tenn. The Bridge club was enter tained last Wedncsdoy by Mrs. Vclma Whitby at the home of Mrs. Noma Bechdoldt, Mrs. Lillian Bechdoldt received high and Mrs. Birdie Burk received the traveling prize for the after noon. Mr. and Mrs. George Thurman of Green River, Utah, were re- mlstnn, Ore., Is visiting her brother. Morris Mulllns. When rough weather permits! Little Neil Causbie is visiting no boat to put out from shore, I relatives In Lakevlew. lighthouse keepers often receive Nell Hamilton and Lorraine their supplies by airplane. 'Larson were hostesses at a Kendall drove the girls to Shady : ath. The next meeting of the club 111 be held on Mrs. Detrieks' lawn. Mrs. Charles Stump will oct as co-hostess Mrs. Ivan Cortwright enter tained members of the bridge club at her home Friday after noon, June 21. Those present Pound, Mrs. Charles Stump, Mrs, Leo Quackcnbush, Mra. Archie Strong, Mn. Clark Ab bott, Mrs. Carl Deerlng and the hostess, Mra. Cartwrlght. Mra. Madison and Mrs. Coke entertained the Ladles Aid at the church Wednesday after noon, June 26. Tulelake Mr. and Mrs. Merton J. Brown have as their guests over the weekend their son Stanley, an employe of the Douglas airplane factory, Los Angeles, who has been here for his vacation and his roommate. Bob Burns, who came north for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dixon have been hosts to Miss Ruth Dixon, San Francisco, Dixon's sister. Octave bridge club with honor going to Mri. Merton J. Brown and second honor to Mra. Yost. At play during tho afternoon were Mri. L. J. Horton, Foe valley; Mra. J. Bnrkwell, Mr. M. J. Brown, Mr. C. C, Cham berlain, Mri. Roy Campbell, Mrs. Pat McGlnley, Mr. Charles K. Wlese and th host ess. (Additional Midland Empll) News en Pag Nine) LOCAL PRODUCT LONDON, July 1 (P) Z perts who examined bomb dropped by German planea In Scotland Thursday night de clared today that they were "mode In Britain." 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