The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 13, 1940, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSOCIETY By LOIS STEWART I'.U.J li till ', ! MMMMMMBMMMMMMMMMMMMMMBMMMMMI UK Ml II I H l IHH Wpllllf pil II Will I jPljl Mil llll 'P'IPWW''l-TnTiri n n I I III 1 "I). sr rTN. tit ri --fn - TP TAKING TIME OUT FOH SOME SUH at the swimming pool of beautiful Sun Valley lodge is Miss Patricia Gallagher of Klamath Falls, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Robert Olds of Riverside. Miss Gallagher spent the past week at Sun Valley attending the thirty-fourth biennial Kappa Gamma convention at the summer resort. She is a student at Whitman college. Steve Hannagan picture, Sun Valley.-' TENNIS PLAYERS ALL. nre Miss Betty Crawford and brother Jack, Miss KliMihcth Anderson and Dalton Hende rson. The cameraman seeking interesting subjects for this page Minpped tennis plnycrs on the court of the Howard Barn hiscl homo on Conner nvciuic. Left to right, Dalton Henderson, Miss Craw ford, Miss Anderson, and Jnek Crawford. Picture by Wesley Gudcrian of The Herald and News. July Vocoiixm 3oyd with the youHXf&i Set fWwmWiMPiji Hi iin iw ii I Mil i i ii ..... ,....,,- .-...j. -. -T-n t -if-p"-- v T.',nwi-ih c jlvwv r .. ,.i , , ; i s a v s K e J , .. ' ftPWWttWWJIl'MMllllMi llllftSSai)l BARBARA AND MARY LOU JOHNSON, daughters of Dr. and Mrs, E. D. Johnson, are ardent boating fans and have one of the prettiest little snipes on tho lnkc. The boat Is now at the Johnson home at Lake o' the Woods whcr tho fnmlly spends a great deal of tho summer. Barbara loaves this weekend on n Interesting journey to the cast const with n group of friends.. Picture by Wesley Gudcrian of The Herald and New. .NICE FLYING WEATHER from the looks of this picture of Miss Peggy Con stans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Constans of 1931 Huron street, and Bob Sproat Jr. Bob is one of tho air enthusiasts who flies frequently here. Miss Constans Is home for the summer months visiting her parents. During the winter aha Is a itudent at Carleton college, Minnesota. ' Picture by Wesley Guderian of The Herald and New. . . 7 :' t ,-t t . . ' a n