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September 21, 1940 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. PAGE t.iti h Girl Scout Leaders Continue Training Course Conducted Until October the First by Mrs. Frank C. Henderson, Itinerant Director Girl Seoul Irudi-rs, troop committee members ind council members hiivo hrpn Inking piirl In iin Intensive training pro Brum during the limn Mrs. Frnnk C. Henderson, Itinerant dl rri'lor of Hip Cilrl Scout organization, la In the city. The train ing l being sponsored by thn Klmtiiith Falls Girl Scout council. Members ill Iho Kliimnth Falls council Include Mm. Howard J. Boyd, commis sioner; Mn, Don Ilolloway, deputy commissioner; Mr. W. V.. I.nmin, deputy commis sioner; Mia. (.'. C. Knllcy, treasurer, und Mra. A. V. Mc Vey, acrretnry. The committee chairmen Include: Mra. J. P. Wells, rliiilriniin of Ihv orgmil j rut Ion com in 1 1 lee, Mra. Dent Savage, clinlrmnn of Iho train ing committee, Mra. J. C. O'Neill, who la In charge of tha ramp committee. Mra. Blgman C. Welae, cliHlrman of tlie pro gram committee, and Mr. Vern Owens, who henria the finance committee. Other membora of the council Include Mra. E. L. Mitchell, Mra. II. A. Drcslc, Mra. Khba Itrno, Mra. Mur guret (iolhnnr, Mra. R. II. Had cllffe, Mra. D. V. Gllclirlat and Mra. J. Fred Flock. Additional training aeaalona nf particular Intercut lo coun cil mcmbcra will be the pro gram committee round table to be held Monday morning, Sep tember the twenty-third, at ten o'clock, at the home of Mra. Flock, 201 Jefferson atreet. In the afternoon of the name .day from a quarter past four to half pout five o'clock there will he a training committee round table held In the offlcea of the Hed Croaa. In addition to the council atudy groups the leadcra have been taking part In a group leadership courao aa well aa apeclnl round table for lead era of Hrownln Cilrl Scouta and Senior Cilrl Scouta. The Girl Scout program la divided Into three dlvlalona to meet the needs and Intereata nf g I r 1 a of various agea. Urownie Girt Scouta are from aeven lo ten yeara of age. In termediate Girl Scouta are from ten lo fourteen yeara of age and Senior Girl Scouta are from fourteen to eighteen yearn nf age, Leadcra who hove been it y tending the training aeaalona Include Mra. Emma Carter. Mlaa Carol Jane Loosley. Mine Klcannr Donofrlo, Mlaa Dor othy Marahall, Mla Gertrude I.ldberg. Mlaa Grace Hhoodea, Mina Hetty Lou WlllliunJ, Mlaa Anita Cooke, Miaa Genevieve McGee. Mlaa EllrJibeth Matte aon, Mlaa Cunnrll Napier, Mra. Una Ungley, Mra. Dorla Pey Ion. Mra. II. S. Stone. Mra. Mar garet Gilbert, Mra. Lucille White, Mra. Dent Savngc, Mra. (.'. A. Moore, Mlaa Kareen Dun ton, Mra. Dwlghl Gllclirlat, Mra. Hovertn Miller. Mra. J. P.. Hull, Mra. Ruby A. While, Mrs. Hen Swalve and Mrs. George Jennings, Final meetings for leaden of groupa are achedulcd as (o. Iowa: Lentlera of Intermediate groups will continue their eve ning sessions September the twenty - fourth, twenty fifth Sod twenty-sixth from aeven to nine o'clock at the chamber of commerco The final meclinaa for lead era of all groups, that la, Brownie Girl Scouts, Interme diate Girl Scouta and Senior Girl Scouts are achedulcd for October the first and accoud at the chamber of commerco from aeven to nine o'clock In the evening. Special round tablea for Drownle lenders will be held at thu Wlllnrd hotel on Sep. lember Ilia twenty-fifth and twenty-seventh from nur to half past five o'clock. Special round tables for leaders of Senior Girl Scout groupa will be held on Septem ber the twenty-fourth and thirtieth from four lo half past five o'clock at the chamber of commerce. . Matron Honored At Surprise Party Mrs. Alice. Dnlilclm was honored with a surprise birth day party when friends cnlled at her homo on Applcgnte avenue. Pinochle waa plnycd with awards going to Mrs. Kiito Crowson, Mrs, lln Gard ner and Mrs. Ethel Henry. Honoring Mrs. Dnhlolm were Mrs. Luella Johnson, Mrs. Crowson, Mrs. Henry, Mra. Margaret Fuller, Mra. Hlta Fuller, Mrs. Ursol Brat ton, Mra. lla Gardner and ' Carolyn Mitchell. The Thlmblo club of Nclgh bora of Woodcraft will meet Tuesday afternoon, Septem ber the twenty-fourth, at two o'clock at tho homo of Mrs. Kllcn Ely on Nevada street, wMh Mra. Mary McQoran as hewtesa. Pinochle will be Tlayed following the business meeting and all members and friends are Invited. Shower Given For Bride Social Hall Setting for Large Affair Last Fri day Evening Mrs. Jack Andrus tWandi June Hagley) was compli mented at a mlscellanenuf brldol ahower Friday evening, September the thirteenth, In the social hall on Garden ave nue. A musical program wai enjoyed, Including piano num bera by Mra. Stella Bagley and two of her pupils. Following opening of the many lovely glfla, rcfresh menta were aerved by Mra. J. D. Bagley and Mrs. Buster Audrua. Friends honoring the new bride were Mra. Llda Kllllan, Mrs. Henry Bagley and daughter, Beverly, Mra. B. A. Dahleim. Mra. Roy Johnson, Carole Hamilton, Mrs, Elaine Wenner. Mra. W. O. Lohrey, Mra. W. L. Larson, Mra. Z. W. Dixon, Mrs. Mary Martin, Mra. E. V. Haynea, Mra. KoU, Mrs. C. L. Jonea, Charlane Rey nold, Mrs. W. C. Little, Mrs. F. R. Vance. Mra. Charlea M. Reynolds, Mrs. M a r J o r 1 a Froser, Mra. S. It. Berry, Mra. Jennie Arnold, Mra. Mattle Bagley, Mrs. Oni Bagley, Mra. Stella Bagley, Mra. Buster Andrus, Sarah Brooks, Mrs. J. J. Prx and daughter. Janice, Mra. E. L. Mitchell, Mra. Etna Gentry, Mra. L. F.. Henry, Mra. Glenn Perry, Mra. K. D. Jonea, Mra- W. R. Nelson, Mra. A. W. llammel, Mra. L. J. Brink. Mra. Glenn Stivers, Mra. H. C. Brown, Mrs. J. O. Harney, Mra. A. G. Pearson, Mra. Lura Cummlngs, Mra. Flowera, Mrs. R. Butts, Mrs. J. D. Bagley, Ruth Marks, Cecil Lawfnn, Frances Thomas, Margaret Wilson. Lucy Hoi man, Alctha Chrlstianson, Pearl Slagcl, Florence Prlke, Alice Mills, Dorothy Stafford, Lena Aubrey and Lillian llerr. WEDNESDAY PINOCHLE CLUB ENJOYS MEETING The Wednesday Pinochle club met September the seven teenth at the home of Mrs. Agnes Gloyatein In the Lin coln apnrtmenta on East Main atreet when dcaaert woa aerved by the hoatcaa after which three tables were In play. Award for high was re ceived by Mra. Johnson, the second high and gueat prlr.e by Mra. Henry and traveling by Mrs. Crowson. Guests for the afternoon were Mrs. Luella Johnson, Mra. Ethel Henry, Mra. Dorii Green and Carolyn Mitchell. Members attending included Mra. Kate Crowaon, Mra. Rita Fuller. Mra. Margaret Fuller, Mra. Ursol Brattnn, Mra. Ila Gardner, Mra. Lillian Thomas, Mra. Alice Dahleim and the hostesa. PLANS CHANGED FOR SERIES OF CARD PARTIES Plans have been changed for the scries of pinochle parties planned by Neighbors of Woodcraft. Starting Octo ber the seventh, these parties will be held Monday after noons at two o'clock sharp In the KC hall. The series will Include five parties with prizes to be awarded at each with grand prizes at the close of the series. Refreshments will ba aerved by Mrs. Stella Peracll, Mrs. Noy McDanlcls, Mrs. Bertha Hewitt, Mrs, Roberta Gherkins, Mrs. Alvlnla Grlf fey and Mrs. Stella Drydcn. Junior Circle Meets For Luncheon The Junior Women's circle of the Community Congrega tional church met for a pot luck luncheon at the Com munity hall Tuesday, Septem ber the seventeenth, when talks were mado during the lunch hour by Miss - Mary Carol Jones and representa tives of the local Red Cross office. Those attending the lun cheon were Mrs. T. E, Dean, Mrs. Walter Patch, Mrs. W. L. Carter, Mrs. C. F. Garrett, Mrs. L, M. Lust, Mrs. F. E. Wilkes, Mrs. J. A. Ustlck, Mra. E. S. Edwards, Mrs. E. V. Hh.viicj, Miss Jones and Rev, Eugene V, Haynes. hit----s"tt .sm . JM- v v aMl'.-!. ENJOYING SOUTHERN JOURNEY Miu Betty Ann and Evelyn Prudhomme, deughlert o( Mr. and Mr. Rene Prudhomme of bl02 South Sixth itreet, lelt September the teventeenth with their parenti for San Francisco whore they will at tend the Golden Gate fair. From there they will continue to Lot Angelet, El Pao, Teies: Mobile, Alabama; Chicago, end home by way of Waterloo, Iowa. Kennell-Ellls. MRS. CROWSON HOSTESS TO STUDY CLUB The Independent Study club met Thursday, September the nineteenth, at the home of Mrs. Kate Crowson at 2243 Darrow avenue when lunch eon was aerved at one o'clock, followed by tho regular busi ness meeting. Mrs. Lizzie Little, Mrs. Al ice Dahleim and Mrs. Estella Smith were honored on the occasion of their birthdays and were presented with gifts. Special guests were Mrs. George Stevens and Mrs. L. E. Henry. The next meeting 'will be held at the home of Mrs. H. S. Stone, 2200 Darrow ave nue. Thursdoy, October the third, when birthday guests will be Mrs. Kathcrine Evans and Mrs. Bernice Hansen. COMPEERS MEET AT HOME OF MRS. HOLLAND The Compeers club of the First Christian church met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. M. E. Holland on Eberleln avenue when plans for the winter months were discussed. The group also nominated new officers for the coming election next month, the meeting to be held October the second at the homo of Mr. Harold Prather on Wantland avenue. The birthday of Mrs. C. A. Bates will be honored. Refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon to Mrs. Clarence S. Robert son, Mrs. Charles A. Bates, Mra. Orrin Fraley and daugh ter, Mra. Ronald Sanford, Mrs. Wyatt Swisher, Mra. Harold Prather and daughters, Mrs. Ray Keller and daughter, Mrs. Bowers and Jimmie Holland. MRS. JACKSON HONORED ON BIRTHDAY Mrs. Gray Brannon was hos tess to a surpriae birthday dinner on September the ninth honoring Mrs. Howard Jackson who was presented with several lovely pieces of Fostoria glassware from her friends. An evening of pinochle and Chinese checkers was enjoyed by Mrs. Kittle Jackson, Mr. Howard Jackson, Mr. Gray Brannon, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. DeLap, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Barrow and son, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cheyne and son, Mrs. Anna Havlina, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Enman' and son, Mr, and Mrs. Gene Yaden, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F, DeLap, Jr. and daughter, the honored guest and the hos tess. DeLaps Hosts At Pinochle Party Mr. and Mrs. Charles De Lap, Jr., were host and hos tess at a pinochle party Satur day, September the four teenth, when several hours of play were enjoyed after which prizes wero awarded to Mrs. Blankcnshlp and Mr. Gray Brannon, high; Mrs. Chester Enman and Mr. Howard Jack son, low. Guests ot the DeLaps were Mr. and Mrs. Chester Enman,' Mr. and Mrs. Gray Brannon, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cheyne, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jack son, Mrs. Floyd Blankcnshlp and Mr. Earl Blankenshlp. Among the college students leaving this week Is Lee Metz, son ot Mr. and Mrs. George Motz, who departed Saturday for Corvnllls to continue his studies at Oregon State college. RECENT BRIDE COMPLIMENTED AT SHOWER On Wednesday evening, Sep tember the eleventh, Mrs. M. Donald Drullncr and Mrs. Paul J. Bcrnadou were co hostcsscs at a miscellaneous bridal shower In honor of Miss Marion Schneider who became the bride of Mr. James Cronon on September the six teenth. The evening was spent In hemming tea towels and at different Intervals the guest of honor received her gifts by the sounding of alarm clocks which were hidden about the rooms. At the close of the evening supper was served from a buffet table which held a centerpiece of late summer flowers. Guests included Miss Marion Schneider, Miss Audrey Lave nik, Miss Elaine Baxter, Miss Margaret West, Miss Margaret Mahoney, Miss Betty Drullner and Mesdamcs John Morris, Lylo Durrcll, Norman Moty, Clement Krucgcr, Jack Ma honey, Eugene Myers and the hostesses, Mrs. Drullner and Mrs. Bcrnadou. JUVENILES ELECT OFFICERS FOR THIS YEAR New officers were elected by the Juveniles of Neighbors of Woodcraft at the meeting held Monday afternoon In the KC hall at four o'clock. Those elected for the ensu ing year include Helen Mc Nulty, guardian neighbor; Luana Smith, past guardian neighbor; Elodle Loverl, ad visor; Jimmy Brown, ma gician; L e n o r e Patterson, clerk; Darlene Smith, banker; Genevieve Heup, attendant; Patsy Jo Larson, captain of guards; Catherine Kruger, musician; Frances Gilchrist, Inner sentinel; Clara Redkey, outer sentinel; Billy Sue Deal and Patsy Ruth Miller, flag bearers; Margaret Redkey, Bobby Stelnseifer and Bobby Redkey, pages. The Installation ceremony will be held in November at a meeting of the adult lodge with Mrs. Stella Persell as in stalling officer. Coming Marriage Told To Friends Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Henry of 2202 Garden avenue have received an announcement of the coming marriago of their son, Elmer E. Henry, to Miss Edna Carolyn Hannell, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Hannell of Niagara Falls, New York. The wedding will ba an event of January. The bride-elect attended tha University of Buffalo and is a graduate ot the Katherine Gibbs school in Boston. Mr. Henry, a graduate ot Oregon State college and the Univer sity of Michigan, Is a chemist at the DuPont factory Bt Niagara, and Miss Hannell is a secretary In tho plant office. McCown's Dance Studio 1401 ESPLANADE ENROLL NOW FOR NEW FALL CLASSES Rhumb Conga Tango Standard Welti Class or Private Lessons Classes for Pro-School Age Children Mon. ana Thurs., 10 A. M. An Established Studio "Always a Step Ahead" ' Entertains At Shower Recent Bride Compli mented By Friends at i Kitchen Shower ' f A lovely kitchen shower honoring Mrs. Floyd E. F raster (Marjorle Moser) was given re cently by .the mother of the bride-elect, Mrs. H. 3. Moacr, at her home, 2382 Vine atreet. A shower motif ot pink and white was carried out In the decorations and clever favors were presented to the guests. During the evening "cootie" was In play with Mrs. Jeanne Fraley receiving first prize and Miss Marian Carter, low. Those invited were Mrs. Jeanne Fraley, Mrs. Harvey Andrus, Mra. Jack Andrus, Miss Betty Lou Andrus, Misa Elizabeth Olln, Miss Norma Ustick, Miss Marian Carter, Miaa Norma Bailey, Miss Nor ma Earnest, Mlaa Pat Peyton, Miss Lorraine Guthrie, Miss Evelyn Leslie, Miss Gloria Petersteiner, Miss Von Peter steiner, and the guest of honor. The marriage of Miss Mar jorle Moser to Mr. Floyd E. Frasler was solemnized re cently in the Catholic church in Reno, Nevada. The bride was a graduate of KUHS with the clasa of '40 and served as advertising manager of the Klamath Krater. Mr. and Mrs. Frasier are making their home at Crescent, Oregon. MRS. LAMB TO APPEAR BEFORE ALTAMONT CLUB Members of the Altamont Garden club are looking for ward to an interesting meet ing Wednesday, September the twenty-fifth, at the home of Mrs. C. E. McClellan, 2308 Homcdale road, when the business hour is called for two o'clock. Mrs. E. D. Lamb will be the guest speaker, discussing flower arrangements and showing the various steps in making an attractive arrange ment. Any women of the com munity who are Interested are Invited to attend. STUDENTS ENTERTAINED WEDNESDAY An Interesting dinner was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Lindemood at Wey erhaeuser on Wednesday hon oring Calvin Lamb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest D. Lamb, who leaves Sunday for Oregon State college to study electri cal engineering. Fall flowers decorated the table where gifts, colorfully wrapped, were presented each of the guests who leaves soon for school. Following dinner pictures of the New York and San Francisco fairs were shown by Calvin. Covers at dinner were laid for Miss Virginia Kennedy, Miss Barbara McLean, Miss Virginia Ellen Smith, Miss Ethel Lindemood, Mr. Calvin Lamb, Mr. Jack Lindh, Mr. Bob Penrod and Mr. Thomas Hosley. PARTY GIVEN ON OCCASION OF ANNIVERSARY Mrs. John O'Sullivan hon ored her son, Bobby, with a party on his eighth birthday Thursday afternoon, Septem ber the twelfth, at her home on Eberleln avenue. Following games a dainty lunch was served by the host ess from prettily decorated tables, centered by a decor ated cake. The little guests were Col leen and Bruce Jergensen, Jimmy Holland, Lola Larson, Buddy McGilvray, Richard Boiling, Gene Carlson and Bobby O'Sullivan. First Church of Christ, Scientist, Klamath Falls ANNOUNCES A Free Lecture Christian Science Entitled: Christian Science; Its Practice and Proof BY Florence Middaugh, C. S. of Los Angeles, California Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts A FREMONT SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 71 S High Street TUESDAY, September 24th, at StOO p. m. The Public it Cordially Invited to Attend f FORMER KLAMATH PAIR MARRIED IN NEVADA Mlsa Etta Mse Engleman, daughter of Albert Engleman, of Miller, South Dakota, and Dale Millet, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Moorehouse of Prlnevllle, were married in Reno, Nevada, September tha fourth. Reverend Adams per formed the ceremony. The bride wore soldier blue tailored dreas with black accessories and carried a cor sage of pink roses. Miss Engleman graduated from Miller high school, in South Dakota, and Mr. Millet graduated from Crook county high school. They both came., to Prlnevllle in 1939 frem Klamath Falls. Miss Engleman has been visiting friends In San Fran cisco and Mr. Millet joined her there. After the wed ding they went to Klamath Falls for several days, and returned to Prlnevllle Satur day. Mr. Millet Is employed by the Alexander-Yawkey Lum ber company, and they are living at the Prlnevllle Auto Court for the present. Cen tral Oregonlan. Johnsons Honored Pastor And Wife Feted On Eighteenth Anni versary On Sunday evening, Sep tember the eighth, the Rev. and Mrs. L. K. Johnson of the Klamath Lutheran church were guests of honor at a sur prise given them on their eighteenth wedding anniver sary when more than one hun dred members and friends gathered at the church audi torium on Cross and Crescent streets for a brief program and refreshments. The program opened by singing a hymn. Mr. Casper Murdock, as spokesman for the friends explained to tha pastor and his wife they thought a very appropriate way of having the first social gathering in the church was an occasion of this kind. Mrs. C. Ongman, in charge of tha program, presented little Carol Mikels, dressed in red, whit and blue, who sang "God Bless America." The audience joined in singing "Love's Old Sweet Song" and "Auid Lang Syne," accompanied on tha piano by Mrs. Carl Brandsness. Little Kay Johnson presented Mrs. Johnson with a bouquet of flowers. Mrs. C. Ongman, in behalf of the Ladies' Aid and friends, presented them with a bouquet ot flowers and a purse of money in memory of the occasion. Rev. and Mrs. Johnson responded with thanks and appreciation for the thoughtfulness of their many friends. All joined in singing the Doxology after which refreshments w e r served. Degree ot Honor Plana Dinner The Degree of Honor mem- bers will hold a potluck din-' ner at the KC hall Monday, September the twenty-third, at six o'clock when the lodge will entertain the juvenile members. On Tuesday, September tha twenty-fourth, members of the Bend lodge will entertain tha Klamath Falls unit at a din ner and evening of entertain ment, and at this time tha drill team of the Klamath lodge will give its first ex hibition. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. WWta were expected to arrive Satur day from their home at Seattle to spend several days as guests of Mr. White's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ira White, at their heme in tha Audley apartments. Tha Whites will go from here to Los Angeles and will later visit at Mr. Whlte'a former home in Kansas. Speaker At Club ' Produces Magic Mr. Seavey Entertains Soroptimisti With' Inter esting Feats C. E. Seavey, guest of the Soroptlmlst club at luncheon Thursday noon, kept the group amused, startled and perplexed with his clever manipulation of cards, thimbles, "telephone poles" and handkerchiefs which went Into his palm as red, but emerged as orange, green, or what have you, and although Mr. Seavey earnestly tried to explain the queer happenings ol various articles he was using no one seemed much the wiser when it was all over. BPW Club Has Dinner Members Enjoy 'Mess' With National Guard Boys Houghing It with the boys," the Business and Professional Women's club Monday patri otically ate its second dinner of the club year from the mess kits of the national guard, whose culinary head quarters are also, at present, in the Willard hotel building. Speaking in keeping with the general theme of the meeting, Mrs. Frank C. Hen derson, itinerant director of the Girl Scouts of America, gave an entertaining descrip tion of her organization's his tory and purposes. - Of considerable Interest to the Business Women was Mrs. Henderson's account of her first Girl Scout venture, that of knitting for the soldiers in World war number one, which was the inspiration for the national organization of Girl Scouts. Under the able direction of Mrs. Esther Lawler, the club's call to arms was issued, in the form of a membership committee rally designed to Interest old and new mem bers alike in the program out lined for the coming year. Following the manual of arms, presented by the na tional guard, a brief business meeting was conducted by the club president, Mrs. Flo Ann Eaton. Assisting Mrs. Lawler, chairman of the membership committee were Bernice Britt, Mabel Upper, Delphla Hoyt, and Cordelia CantralL STINGERETTE CLUB EMJOYS THURSDAY PARTY Mrs. W. Fuller Invited a group of eleven members of the Stingerette club and called at the home of Mrs. H. Sackett on Washington street for a galloping tea on Thursday, September the nineteenth. Pinochle was played with high core held by Mrs. F. Wilkes, second by Mrs. V. C. Phillips, and low by Mrs. R. Kemp. Those present were Mrs. R. Kemp, Mrs. L. Pennington, Mrs. F. Wilkes, Mrs. V. C. Phillips, Mrs. J. Jensen, Mrs. P. Jones, Mrs. E. G. Thomas, Mrs. W. Fuller, Mrs. P. Home, Mrs. H. Sackett, Mrs. H. Lyke, and Mrs. J. J. Pex. The Sharks Pinochle club met at the home of Mrs. Clara Mae Pool with Mrs. Pool as hostesa at a one o'clock des sert on September the thir teenth. Those receiving the awards were Mrs. Rita Ben nett, Mrs. Lillian Green, Mrs. Zella Blankenship and Mrs. Harriett McWhithey. The next meeting of the club will be at the home of Mrs. Zella Blankcnshlp, 312 Martin street, on September the twentieth, at one o'clock. Members of the club honored Mrs. Marguerite McKim with a shower and cake on her birthday. HE'S GOT TO KNOW Which Way to Turn! Start a Savings Account Monday morning with Southern Oregon's largest Institution of its kind. Assets of $1,143.972. 1. INBURED SAVINGS I FIRST FEDERAL Savings and Loan Association ef Klamath Falls Member Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation Sixth at Main - : Dial SMS ,,',' s Accompanying his expert demonstration of magic, Mr. Seavey told of the develop ment of the art from the time Merlin of Arthurian days down to the present. Among the many interesting things . he told the group waa the original use of a deck of cards by the Crusaders as a calen dar, the fifty-two cards repre senting the weeks of the year, the spots on the cards adding up to the number ot days in the year, and other intriguing facts in this connection, Miss Catherine Gaylord act ing as program chairman in troduced the guest. The club welcomed Mrs. Fred W. Bert ram home after an absence of many weeks. . Delegates to the conference to be held at Wena tehee Oo tober the eleventh and twelfth were elected by the club at a former meeting. Mrs. Rita Whisenant becomes senior representative upon the expiration of the term of Mrs. Ruby Lyle. Mrs. Lyle waa elected as alternate for Mrs. Whisenant and Mrs. Gwen dolyn Wright was elected as junior representative with Mrs. W. E. Lamm a alter nate. ' Copies of the latest reprint of the federation constitution were handed to the members, this having been revived at the biennial meeting in Salt Lake last June. According to action taken at that meeting no further revision Is apt to take place for some time. The. report ot the proceedings of this convention is now in the hands ot the president and available to any member In terested In looking It over. From the region this week came a news chat Item of in terest regarding each club In the northwest region.' These will be handed to members at next Thursday's luncheon. - Friendship Club . To Meet Friday The Friendship club wil' meet Friday afternoon, Sep tember the twenty-seventh, at the home of Mrs. W. A. Bishop, 611 North Eleventh street, with Mrs. W. C. Stan ley as co-hostess. Auction bridge will be played follovf ing the business meeting which will start at half past one o'clock. Countess Morag Zamoyska . of Poland Lecture on "The Destruction of Warsaw" the horrors of the city's liege and her flight from Poland and , ' Mrs. Ivison Macadam of London ' Speak on "England at War" life in wartime England. SATURDAY Sept. 21 8:00 P.M. K.U.H.S. AUDITORIUM Adm. 30e Including Tax Auspices Klamath County League of Women Voters It's a Urtle difficult for the man that has ae . Savings Account. To Know Which' ; Way To Turn For Financial Assistance In time ef need I WHY NOT BE SURE h
