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THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. July 18, 1940 PAGE EIGHT Tulelake Guild Plans Program for 1940-41 Interesting Silver Tea Scheduled for Wednesday Afternoon in Community Presbyterian Church ' TULELAKE A silver tea, to be held in the annex of the Community Presbyterian church, Wednesday afternoon, July the seventeenth, is planned by the Community Guild with Mrs. Merle Ramage, Mrs. H. T. Street, Mrs. Edgar Osborne and Mrs. Merton J. Brown, in charge of the program, featuring musical talent of Tulelake. ' Mrs. A. E. Ryckman, presi dent of the Guild, this week released the following pro gram schedule for the re mainder of 1940 and the early part of 1941: August the seventh, picnic at the home Of Mrs. H. T. Street; August the twenty-first, missionary meeting, hostesses, Mrs. W. S. Edwards and Mrs. Roy Camp bell; devotionals, Mrs. J. H. Barkwel); play, Mrs. Merton J. Brown; violin duet. Cox sisters. September 4 Hostesses, Mrs. Clive Tittle, Mrs. Mc Connell; devotionals. Mrs. H. T. Street. September 18 Hostesses. Mrs. Ott and Mrs. Parker; de votional, Mrs. Nash; quiz pro gram, Mrs. Edgar Osborne and Mrs. Hans Nelson. October 2 Hostesses, Mrs. M. V. Maxwell, Mrs. W. G. McClymonds; devotional, Mrs. Herrett. October 16 Hostesses, Mrs. Merle Ramage and Mrs. Gil bert Osborne; devotional. Rev. Ramage; reading, Mrs. Clar ence Frailey; duet, Mrs. Ott and Mrs. Terry. ' November 6 Hostesses, Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. G. W. Osborne; devotional, Mrs. Ed gar Osborne. ; November 20 Missionary meeting, hostesses, Mrs. Stall tags, Mrs. Nash; devotionals, Mrs. Pence; Mothers' chorus; piano solo, Mrs. Clive Tittle; December 4 Hostesses, Mrs. Urbach and Mrs. O. L. Hodges; devotional, Mrs. Roy Camp bell. December 18 Hostesses, Mrs. H. M. Scott ana Mrs. A. R. Scott; Christmas party in charge of Mrs. Coulson. January 1 New Year's dinner. January IS Hostesses, Mrs. Charles K. Wiese and Mrs. Otis Roper; devotional, Mrs. Clive Tittle; debate; and solo by Mrs. Edgar Osborne. February S Hostesses, Mrs. Walter England and Mrs. Tom Newton; devotional, Mrs. bership contest. February 19 Missionary meeting; hostesses, Mrs. Mar vin Thomas and Mrs. W. L. Sutton; book review, Mrs. M. V. Maxwell; special music. March 5 Hostesses, Mrs. H. T. Street, Mrs. A. P. Larson; devotionals, Mrs. W. G. Mc Clymonds; membership con test closes; election of officers. March 19 Winning side in membership contests enter tains the losers. TULELAKE Miss Lois Marian Scott, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Scott, Tulelake, became the bride on Saturday, July the sixth at Reno, of Mr. Lyla Haas, also of Tulelake. Gowned in a navy sheer en semble with white accessories, the bride wore a corsage of gardenias. She was unat tended. . Mrs. Haas, a graduate of the Tulelake High school, attendeS Western Business college at Sacramento, returning her about a month ago. Mr. Haas, a graduate of the Medford High school, is associated with the Tulelake Reporter. The young couple will make their home west of Tulelake. Hostess to Sewing Circle Mrs. Ben Shepherd was hostess to the Sew and Rip Sewing circle Friday, June the twelfth, at Moore park and the next meeting will be held August ninth at the park with Mrs. Ona Bagley as hostess. The following members were present: Mrs. Frank Cardoza, Mrs. B. G. Pinnell, Mrs. Ben Shepherd, Mrs. Mar- . ; ' oi hit T r- i un odium, avua. u. oeiioru, ' T it r mi . aura. iu. inurmun, inrs. Ralph Benoist, Mrs. I. W. White, Mrs. Ona Bagley, Mrs. Nancy Carroll, Mrs. Walter Hanson, Mrs. J. F. Sehorn, Mrs. Norris Sehorn, Mrs. Dan Mathis, Mrs. C. C. Epps, Mrs. Ralph Bowers, Mrs. O. C. Rice, Mrs. Owen Campbell and Mrs. C. D. Rob erts. Mrs. Sanderson and m ptv . j . , avus, luuvr weie guvata iui the day, : " Mr. and Mrs. Keith K. Am brose of BOS North Ninth street plan to leave Tuesday morning on a month's motor trip which will take - them through Yellowstone, Glacier national park, and to interest ing points in Canada. During their absence, Mr. and Mrs. Scotty Robinson will reside it the Ambrose home. Dorris Parties Given in Week V i s it o r s Entertained With Affair in Neigh boring Town DORRIS Mrs. Mary Me Ginnis of Redding was honor at an afternoon given by her hostess, Mrs. Ole Skoog, Tues day. The afternoon was spent in animated conversation be tween old friends, and coffee was served at a late hour. Those present were Mrs. Irene Boyd, Mrs. Laura Cox, Mrs. L. Johnson, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Mary McGinnis and the hostess, Mrs. Skoog. DORRIS Among the "firsts" of Dorris were the babies who attended the party given Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Minnine Wilkins In hon or of Ross Boyd's first birth day. Delicious refreshments were served at the .close of the afternoon by Mrs. Laura Cox, Jean and Joy' Motchen bacher and Betty Wilkins. Those who were present at the enjoyable affair were Mrs. . Mary Gordon and baby, Mrs. Pauline Baker and young son, Mrs. Les Chase and baby daughter, Mrs. Carroll Chris tenson and baby, Mrs. Minnie Maltzan and baby, Kenneth Maltzan, Mrs. Charles Laws and baby, Mrs. Lillie Mcln tyre and Allen, Mrs. ProyU, Mrs. Laura Cox, Jean and Joy Motschenbacher, Betty Wil kins and her mother, Mrs. Wil kins. DORRIS A delightful shower was given Monday af ternoon at the Full Gospel tabernacle in honor of Mrs. Fox, wife of the evangelist. Mrs. Roscoe Snider was the hostess for the enjoyable af fair. Many lovely gifts were pre sented to Mrs. Fox, after which ice cream and cookies were served. Those who were pre sent were Roberta Snider, Mrs Mclntyre, Mrs. L. Proytz, Mrs. Elsie Krouse and children, Mrs. Adam Miller, Mrs.- Paul Holder and family, Mrs. Fpx and the hostess, Mrs. Snider. . BONANZA GROUP. PLANS PARTY FOR JULY I6TH At their regular business meeting on the first Tuesday in the month, the Bonanza Woman's club perfected plans to give their regular "penny" card party, on the afternoon of July the sixteenth. The affair is for the pur pose of raising a little money for the benefit and upkeep of the library. Bridge, pinochle and other games will , be played. Means have . been provided for the care of any small children whose mothers find it necessary to bring with them in order to attend the party. Club Enjoys Bridge Luncheon The Thursday Contract club met July the eleventh at the home of Mrs. Stella Dryden on North Eleventh street when a bridge lunch eon was enjoyed by Mrs. Bertha Hewitt, Mrs. Emma Martin, Mrs. Pearl Yorkland, Mrs. Clara McPherren, Mrs. Beulah Agee, Mrs. Idoline Schupp and Mrs. Myrtle Dun ham. High score was received by Mrs. Yorkland, second high by Mrs. Dunham and traveling by Mrs. Agee. The club's next meeting will be at the home of. Mrs. Hewitt on Manzanita street. : Juveniles of Neighbors - of Woodcraft have postponed their meeting of July the fif teenth until a later date when a picnic party has been planned for Moore park. The date will be announced later. ICE DELIVERED DAILY S AHY PART OF THE CITY Phone 515S or Hang Up Your Card ALSO DRY ICE FOR SALE Klamath Ice 8 Storage Co. . . ' 661 Spring 8trt F m m m . i jv mi i .... STUDY CLUB TO ENTERTAIN AT PICNIC SUPPER The Independent Study club met Thursday, July the eleventh, at the home of Mrs. Katherine Williams in Mer rill when a potluck luncheon was served at one o'clock. Covers were laid for Mrs. L. E. Henry. Mrs. Rita Full er and daughter Beverly, Mrs. Joy Ustick and children, Car olyn and David, Mrs. Clyde Williams and son Paul. Mrs. Allen Lommasson, Mrs. L. McDonald, Mrs. Ruth Tabor and Mrs. Fred Tillson who were all guests and for the following members: Mrs. Fannie Goddard, Mrs. Kath erine Evans, Mrs. Alice Dah leim, Mrs. Estella Smith, Mrs. Kate Crowson and nephew, Mrs. Arbor Stone and daugh ter Mar y, and Miss Nona Hall. The club will meet at Moore park Thursday eve ning, July the twenty-seventh, when husbands and friends will be guests at a half past six o'clock no-hostess siupper. All attending are asked to bring their own service and to meet at the home of Miss Hall at 915 East Main street for transportation. The hon ored guest will be Miss Hall whose birthday will be ob served. Hostess At Pinochle Party Mrs. Marguerite McKim en tertained a few friends at her home on Piedmont Heights on the afternoon of July the fifth when pinochle was in play with high score received by Mrs. Clara Mae Poole, the sec ond by Mrs. Kate Crowson and traveling by Mrs. Lillian Green. Those entertained by Mrs. McKim were Mrs. Zclla Blan kenship, Mrs. Rita Fuller, Mrs. Kate Crowson, Mrs. Frances Waits, Mrs. Evelyn Watkins, Mrs. Lillian Green, Mrs. Clara Mae Poole. Birthday Of Member Honored Mrs. A. L. Coan was hon ored at a surprise birthday shower at her home on Wash ington street on Wednesday, July the tenth, when members of the Auxiliary of Canton Crater "showered her with gifts. Those enjoying the occasion besides the guest of honor were Mrs. Nina Beck, Mrs. Julia Wohlander, Mrs. Anna Bean, Mrs. Rose Kecsee, Mrs. Laura Uerlings, Mrs. Alfreda ' Stelnmetz, Mrs. Nellie Langer, Mrs. Sylvia Tilton, Mrs. Mar garet Biden, Mrs. Effie Red key, Mrs. Isabel Foster, Mrs. Maud Shuey, Mrs. Jennie Hum and Mrs. Mabel Fauss, a lister of Mrs. Coan. It Members of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority will meet Tues day at twelve o'clock noon at the Pelican cafe for luncheon. All are asked to attend promptly. -v Z? ,. T i - JUST AFTER THE TREASURE HUNT Af the party given for "Marty" and Tommy Horart at the Walton home this past Wednesday, the honor guests and their little friends wore snapped by a camora man who had to work fast to get all the heads in the picture. Front row. "Marty" and Tommy, and in the second row, left to right. Tommy Moore, Roger Kuykendalt, Alice Geary, Sally Barnhisel. Joan Moore, Ann Hondorson, Ann Weimar, Bobby Van Vactor, Bobby Hilton, Ann Stovonson, Dewey Lambert, Marilyn Boll. Ann Leo Bailey, George Stevenson, Guy Stevick, Marcella Murray. Gary Smith, Jean Hen derson, Rosemary Murray, and Jean Rae Oldenburg. Picture by Wesley Gudcrian of Tlie Herald and New. A I ; , 1 I 'A ' I HOSTESS AT PARTY Miss Rene Jeanne Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Penzel of 1436 Carby street, entertained a group of Camp Fire girls on the occasion of her tenth birthday July the tenth. Supper was served at Moore park. KennellEllis. Circle Members To Picnic at Park The Congregational Com munity circle will meet Fri day afternoon, July the nine teenth, at Moore park when a potluck picnic will be held at one o'clock. Mrs. Etna Gen try, Mrs. A. G. Pearson and Why Delay, Save Under Our Profitable Plan NOW! Delay is costly because your avingj go to work here at once. They work for you 24 hours a day with liberal earn ings being compounded semi annually. Why not begin at once to invest under our popular, tested plan? It's Earn More in 19401 First Federal Savings and Loan Association Sixth and Main OF KLAMATH FALLS Phone 5195 Member Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation A- v.:. 'i. -. vert s ic.- r sr 1 ' I I i 4 $ V ' Mrs. May Bagley are on the committee In charge of ar rangements. The regular busi ness meeting will follow lunch. Those with cars and those desiring transportation are asked to meet at half past twelve o'clock at the church on Garden avenue. profitable. It's flexible. Get full details about how easily you can accumulate money for travel, a new home, for the things you want for yourself and family. Come in or write. There's no ob ligation. . SAVE HERE NOW I i WT7 MISS ANDERSON ENTERTAINS CAMP FIRE GIRLS Observing the tenth birthduy anniversary, Miss Kcna Jeanne Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Pcnzcl of 1438 Canby street, was hostess to members of her Camp Fire group with a picnic supper served at Moore pork Wednesday evening, July the tenth. Games were started at six o'clock and followed by a bon fire supper. Invited to the af fair were Mrs. Azita Kennedy, Miss Marian Newman, Miss Donna Jean McVcy, Misses Carol and Catherine Krugcr, Miss Barbara Hubble, Miss Margaret Ann McAndrews, Misses Betty and Joan Bennet, Miss Faye Matthews, Miss Harriet Lavenlk, Miss Phyllis Fulquartz, Miss Patsy McMil lan, Miss Darlcne Smith, Miss Sarita Kay Johnson, Miss Rosemary Williams, Miss Nora Keane, Miss Fay Omohundro and Mr. and Mrs. Penzel, the hosts. Stingerette Club Entertained Friday Mrs. J. M. Jensen Invited seven members of thr Stinger cttc club and called at the home of Mrs. P. Home on East Main street for a gallop ing tea on Friday, June the twenty-eighth. Pinochle was played with high score held by Mrs. Paul Home, and sec ond high by Mrs. Paul Jones. Refreshments were served. Those present were Mrs. J. M. Jensen, Mrs. Paul Jones, Mrs. Paul Home, Mrs. G. Davig, Mrs. C. Anders, Mrs. F. Gcncreuox, Mrs. H. Sackett, Mrs. C. Nicholas. in Invitation to the The Directors of the Lakeview Oil Company cordially in vite you and your friends to attend the spudding in cere monies of Lakeview Well No. I. The celebration will be held at the well 7 miles west, of Lakeview, Oregon, on the Klamath-Lakeview Highway, Sun day afternoon, July 14th, at 2 o'clock. Program and light refreshments. Dinner Club Has Meeting Toastmisfresses Enter tained at Thursday Affair. Quoting Joseph Straus' poem on the "Redwoods" Mrs, W. H. Hlbbard described the magnitude of California's giant trees In her talk, "Impressions of the Redwoods," at the din ner meeting of tho Tnantmia tress club, Thursday evening at the Elk hotel. She read: "The greatest of earth's living forms, Tall conquerors that laugh at storms; Their challenge still unan swered rings Through fifty centuries of kings." Mrs. Paul Buck selected '"Living in the Oul-of-Doors" as her topic of discussion un der the general subject for the evening, "Niituro Somo Phase of the Out-of Doors " She Illustrated her talk with In spirational experiences from her recreational wotk as Girl Scout leader. She pointed out that "some people do not have the ability to see beauty" and stressed that however drab the condition of ordinary living might be, there were always tho com pensating beauties ol nature. Intriguing her audience with a few sentences spoken In the original language of the Warm Spring Indians, Mrs Logan Black then recounted drama tic Incidents from her child hood as a daughter of a mis sionary teacher among those Indians. Mrs. Ruth Temple, as toast mistress of the evening Intro duced the speakers. Mrs. W. H. Hlbbard, club critic, then gave her criticism. She announced that each speaker would receive written criticism and would l-e graded on a percentage basis, accord ing to delivery, volte, audi ence contact, and subject mat ter. Mrs. A. J. Voye, as "Word Engineer" would grade pro nunciation and enunciation. Grading on language and vocabulary would be given by Mrs. Paul Buck. Mrs. Hlb bard said that the criticism sheets could then be filed for future reference. During the dinner hour the president, Mrs. Voye, con ducted a brief business ses sion. Members then responded to roll call with a quotation from literature. 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" Tho feature speakers will be Mrs. Clifford C. Volghl, Mrt.p A. (..'. Krlt'kxm and Mrs. Wal ter Urown, Guests ro wel come and prospective mem bers may visit twice before they are voted upon as mem bers. At the close of each meet ing members vote for the best speaker of the evening. Mrs. W. II. Hihhnrd was given this honor at Thursday's meeting. Friendly Helpfulness To Every Creed and Purse Ward's Klamath I Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ward.' Owners Wlllard Ward. Mgr. 133 High Phone 3334 That Satisfy" Plus Service I Public U,f ! if
