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ioClubs to Resume
Fall Session Soon
Morrill, Malin and Tulolake Groups Make Plans
For Opening of September Meetings
MKIIiULL-t'lwl) unci service organizations of tho south
end communities will swing Into full activities noon after tha
Opening imxt month, energies to bo centered largely on war
rollnf work unit tlio maintenance of projects thnt mut bu car
ried on In spltu of world condition,
Tho Morrill Library club,
largest of the service organ
Italians and responsible for
contimiiinca of tho Morrill
library, begins its full ses
sion on September the third
lit thu homo of Mm. Hugh
O'Culiner. Tho giicsls will
gather on tho tpucloim liiwn
and pluns for tho ymirly pro
gram will bo (niton up.
Tho book committed fol
lowing the surr.msr lull will
again function after tho first
meeting. Mm, M. A. Dow
man, president, announces
Hint Velmu Jean Bowman Is
serving as llhrurhin succeed
ing tho Into Mllllu Stukel.
Mrs. Madgo Curoy, worthy
matron of the Mulln chap
ter, Urdor of tho Eastorn Stur
hits called u meeting for
T h u r s d u y, September tho
tonth with tho soclul club of
tho orclor to meet soon lifter
thnt ditto.
September the second Is
tha ditto sot for the first full
meeting of tho Altnr society
of St, Augustine's church ut
trie homo of Mrs, Jess Dieter,
.past president. The annual
'Christmas bazaar and enter
tnlnment Hint highlights the
holldny season ench winter
will bo pliinncd.
Tho Lost Hlver Gnrden
club will visit tha garden of
Mrs. W. C. Bailey on Tuns
dny, August tho twenty-fifth
where the regular business
session will bo conducted, tho
Member to cross thu rond to
tho Wlllurd L. Smith home
Inter for n lour of thnt de
lightful uurden spot, Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Bnllcy will
bo co-hostesses.
At M It n tho Helping
Hand society, which con
tinues meotlnijs both summer
and winter, will center ef
forts on lied Cross work tif
kter purl of thu members re
turn from ''hucklcbcrrylnK."
Mrs. Charles Hamilton wilt
ba hostess on September tho
second. Tha society tins Just
completed seventeen pnlrs
of pojnmns besides bedshlrls,
hospital gowns und girls'
skirts.
Madeline Rossner. presi
dent of the stnto Rcbckoh as
sembly will pay her official
vslt to Merrill, September
the fourth, visiting the Klnin
slh Falls lodge also on Sep
tember tho third.
On tha Cnllfomla slda of
tho line the Wlnomn club
meets Thursday afternoon
September the seventeenth,
weather permitting, on tha
lawn of the' Almo Nowton
homo with Mrs. Wlllurd L.
Smith us co-hoatcss. Mrs.
Jnmos Stevenson Jr., Is pres
ident. Legion auxiliaries and'
k church societies havo con
"tinucd work during tho sum
mer months,
CIRCLE
MEETS AT
BERRY HOME
Tho senior circle of tho
Community Congregation
al church held Its regular
monthly meeting with Mrs.
S. Ft. Berry, 2105 Reclamation
uvcnuo, on Friday aftornoon,
August tho twenty-first. Des
sert wns served nt half past
one, followed by the business
meeting. Members prcsont
wore Mrs. L. It. Harvey, Mrs.
Willlnm L. Larson, Mrs. J. O.
Harney, Mrs. H. C. Brown,
Mrs. Altn Rnndall, Mrs. L, J,
Brink, Mrs. W. R. Nelson,
Mrs. J. C. Marin, Mrs, Glenn
Slivers, and Barbara, Mrs. Z.
IW. Dixon, Mrs, W. C. Llttlo,
rMrs. 11, O. Lohr, Mrs. E. V,
Hoyncs, Mnry Eckstein, Mrs.
James Lampropulos, Florence
and Nicky, Mrs. Leo Sutton,
Mrs. E, L. Mitchell and Mrs.
Berry,
Assisting hostesses were
Mrs, H. C, Brown and Mrs.
E. S. Mitchell.
The next meeting will bo on
tho third Friday In September
(September eighteenth) with
Mrs. Leo Sutton.
Past Matrons
To Mast Friday
Tho final social meeting
tor tho summer season of the
Post Matrons club will bo held
Friday afternoon, August the
twenty-eighth, at tho Masonic
temple nnd will bo n dessert
bridge
Mrs. J. H, Poppy will serve
ns chnlrman for tho meeting,
assisted by tho president of
the club,' Mrs. 13, E. Smith,
.
I Tho Thlmblo club of tlio
Neighbors of Woodcraft will
moot next Tuesday, August ,
tho twenty-fifth, with Mrs.
Anna McDonald, nt 42(1
Michigan avenue at two
o'clock. Tho afternoon will
ba spent at pinochle.
roup to
Assist Corps
Merrill Women of
Moose Hear Naming
Of Committees
Muftiit C-huptur No. 10,
Women of Tho Mooso, met In
regilliir session on August tho
eighteenth, in the library club,
hull, with Esther Sovoy, sen
ior regent, presiding. Reports
on conference held in Kliimath
Fulls in August were given
by sevorul members, Wnys nnd
memis to nsNlst tho Women's
Ainbuluncu corps of Klnmnth
comity were discussed und
pluns made to assist with pur
chasing gas each month for
the corps, Two members,
Dovlo Reader nnd Leta Stolt,
were introduced und It was an
nounced that they would huvo
tho Collego of Regents degreo
conferred on them September
tho fourteenth nt tho first ses
sion of College of Regents on
the west const,
Tho senior regent appointed
tlio following committees to
servo for the coming year:
committee chairman, Lllliiin
Thomas; war relief, Bnrdcna
Roeder, chnlrman, Put Living
ston, Amelia Evalt; member
ship, M a b o 1 Cunningham,
chnlrman, Louisa Iccnblcc,
Murgnrlto Dudley; publicity,
Lillian Thomas, chairman,
Mnyme Glocomlni, A d o 1 1 a
Hawkins; soclnl service, Geor
gia Bryant, chairman, Frunccs
Gulmon, Evn Hundley; homo
making, Mlldror Lnllota,
chnlrman, Grnco Gray, Hazel
Kenyon; Moaiehnven, Agnes
Schrelncr, chairman,, Vlusta
l'olrlk, Nora Llndsny; Moose
henrt, Leta Stolt, chulrman,
Margaret Fields, Ollle Hntllff;
nlumni, Evn Mclvor, chairman,
Mary Lou Nine, Dora Myers;
friendship, Anna Hurtlcrodc,
chairman, Loulso Iccnbiec,
Lola Myers; hospital guild,
Helen Arnrtl, chairman, Eliza
beth Drnger, Garnet Corey;
library, Esther Johnson, chair
man, Loin Myers, Georgia
Bryant; child euro and train
ing, Elna Noel, chairman, Lois
Carlyslc, Muymo Glocomlni;
ritual, Winifred Oelricks,
chairman, Dovie Recdcr, Dor
rls Wlnebnrger.
At '1110 closo of tho meeting
tho Loyal Order of tile Mooso
Joined tho Indies for refresh
ments served by Mildred Ln
Hotn, D o r r I s Wlncbarger,
Anna Hnrtlerode nnd Leta
Stolt.
MRS. NITZ
HONORED AT
PARTY
An nffnlr of the pnst week
wns tlio party honoring Mrs.
Curl Nit?., wife of tho pastor
of the Zion Lutheran church,
and given at the homo of
Mrs. J. D. Huck In St. Fran
cis pnrk. Tho rooms wero
prettily decornted with full
flowers and following a short
program, gifts wero pre
sented to Mrs. Nltz. Refresh
mans wero served at four
o'clock.
Those present wero Mrs.
Olo Roemheldt, Mrs. Sylvia
Leltzkc, Mrs. Vcrnlce Ebcr
leln, Mrs. Lucllo Ronfeldt,
Mrs. Busor, Mrs. Henry
Lcllzko, "Grandma" King,
Mrs, Julius Oss, Miss Mngdn
H.na Ronfeldt, Mrs. John Ron
feldt, Mrs. Bertha Engol, Mrs.
Justlna Schmore, Mrs. Hnr
old Eberleln, Mrs. Walter
Zctzman, Mrs. Lydla Howard,
Mrs. Cecil Knrto, Mrs. John
Knrto, Mrs. Joe Huck and
Mrs. Nltz. ,
These snnppy soldier caps
arc the delight of David, 8,
nnd Douglas, 3, sons of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Cummlngs
of 1817 Portland street.
Kennell-Ellls.
SOLIDERS
flflPpjayaaiiflpljaJjjEM I
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Team Takes
Awards
Merrill Women of
Moose Win in Com
petition The full ritualistic team of
twenty-five members of the
Wqmcn of The Mooso, Merrill
chapter No. It), attended tho
stnto confcrcnco of tho Mooso
In Klamath Falls, August 13,
14, 15 und IS, and enptured
tho cup a n d uwurd as first
prize In rltunllstic contest. This
was tho first time the Merrill
chapter bus entered any com
petition, Tho members of the team
nnd stntions arc as follows:
Graduate regent, Dovio
Reeder; senior regent, Leta
Stolt; Junior regent, Agnes
Schrelncr; chaplain, Louisa
Icenbico; guide, Esther Sevcy;
assistant guide, Vlnstu Petrlk;
recorder, Rosa Van Meter;
treasurer, Mildred LnHoln;
sentinel, Mary Lou Nine; Ar
gos, Dora- Myers;, musician,.
Mayme Glacomini; escort,
Anna Hartlcrode, Doris Wlnc
barger, Lillian Thomas, Fran
ces Gulmon, Esther Johnson,
Adclla Hawkins, Margarita
Hadloy, Blanche Pickett. Com
mlttco chairmen, Georgia Bry
ant, Mnbcl Cunnlnghnm; upon-
sors, Bcrdenn Reeder, Helen
Arnett; assisting ns candidates
wero Lola Meyers and Elna
Noel.
In the Individual competi
tion, Dovie Reeder and escorts
Esther Scvey and .Lillian
Thomtis took second prize for
graduato regents work; Agnes
Schreincr nnd escorts, Esther
Johnson nnd Adclla Hawkins
took second prize for .Junior
regent; Leta Stolt and escorts,
Dovlo Rccder and Anna Har
tlcrode , took second place as
senior regent, and Esther
Scvoy, guide, and Letn Stolt,
assistant guide, took second
prize. All prizes were defense
stamps.
"In carrying out the theme of
'the convention of carrying
Mooschcart standards into our
homes and communities, the
safe guarding of our health In
this time of our country's
need, Is tho duty of every loval
member of tho Women of the
Moose," officers snid.
Daughter Born
In Portland
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Ray
of this city are parents of n
daughter, Sandra Jo, born at
St, Vincent's hospital in Port
land on Tuesday, August the
eighteenth. The young ar
rival tipped hospital scales nt
six pounds and thirteen
ounces, Both mother and in
fant are doing nicely. San
dra Jo's father is completing
his training with the United
States army air corps at Ros
well, New Mexico. Tho in
fant's grandmother is Mrs.
Ruth Turner who left Tues
day for Portland, nnd great
grandmother Is Mrs. Clara
Shaw of this city.
Friends havo rccolvod word
from Mrs. Eugono Williams
tolling of her arrival Wednes
day evening In Wichita Falls,
Texas, where she will spend
a week with hor husband
who Is In officers training at
that post.
v
The Juvenllo Neighbors of
Woodcrnfl met Monday, Aug
ust tho seventeenth, at tho
homo of Mrs. C. O. Drydcn,
810 North Eleventh street.
There will bo no meeting on
September the seventh ns
that will bo Labor day, so
the next "meeting will be
Septombor the twenty-first.
nERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
u -A,
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RITUALISTIC TEAM ATTENDS MEET
The full ritualistic team, Women of tho Moose, Merrill chap
ter, attended the stulo conference held recently In Klamath
Fulls. They captured tho first uward in the ritualistic con
test. First row, left to right, Mildred LuHota, Rose Van
'Meter, Esther Sevcy, Dovie Recdcr, Agnes Schreincr, Louisa
Iccnblcc, Leta Stolt, Vlaslu Patrick Second row, Bcrdena
Rccder, Elna Noel, Mnry Lou Nino, Blanche Pickett, Mabel
Cunnlnghnm, Dorrls Wlncbarger, Anna Hartlcrode, Frances
Guimon, Lllllun Thomas. Back row, Dora Myers, Georgia
Brylint, Helen Arnett, Esther Johnson, Mayme Glacomini,
Adells Howklns,
Comart studio.
SOJOURNERS
TO HAVE
ANNUAL PICNIC ;
Sojourners, their husbands
nnd guests, will enjoy their
nnnunl outdoor dinner next
Wednesday evening, August
the twenty-sixth, at Moore
. park. The committee has
planned an interesting evening
sterling with dinner nt hnlf
pnst six o'clock.
In charge of the affair will
be Mr. nnd Mrs. C. S. Elliot,
assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. Sanford
Selby, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas
Long, Dr. and Mrs. G. F. Glas
coc, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Finnl
gan, Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Costel
lo, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wood
ruff, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Allnn T.
Fletcher, and Mr. and Mrs.
William B. Yates.
Those planning to attend
, should telephono their reserva
tions to Mrs. Elliot or Mrs.
Harmon before Tuesday noon,
August the twenty-fifth. Any
one desiring transportation to
the park should nlso get In
touch with Mrs. Elliot. ocMrsv'.
. Harmon. -r- .. ,
PRE-SCHOOL
RUMMAGE
SALE PLANNED
Plans nro complete for the
"bnck to school" rummago
sale which women of St. Paul's
Guild will sponsor on Satur
day, August the twenty-ninth,
Tho location will be an
nounced Monday, according to
Mrs. D. V. Kuykendnll, chnlr
mnn. Mrs. Kuykendnll will be as
sisted by Mrs. R. Henry An
derson as cashier, and sales
women Mrs. John Cnshin, Mrs.
Jeannette Ott, Mrs. R. S. Hop
kins, Mrs. LeRoy Tyrrell, Mrs.
Victor E. Newman and Mrs.
Thomas Hampton.
Tho' Neighbors of Wood
craft met in the Knights of
Columbus hall Monday eve
ning, August tlio seventeenth,
nt eight o'clock. Following
tho business meeting tho
members nnd guests played
Bingo, nnd a Dutch Treat
, lunch wns enjoyed. There
will be no, meeting on Sep
tember the seventh, as that
will bo Labor dny. The next
meeting will be on Septem
ber tho twenty-first.
H,fi.'iyv,N'''Tr;y,,;'t rr.irj
. BETROTHED
Bcatrlco Marchant, dniiglitcr
of Mr. nnd Mrs. H. A. Mar
chant of Kcrby, will wed
Mr, Ray Jones of this city
her parents have announced.
Tho wedding will take place
next spring. Until recently
Miss Marchant lived in Lnn
gell Valley where sho spent
the past twelve yenrs.
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r-' -ate
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MERRY MIXERS
ENTERTAINED .
THURSDAY,
On the evening of Thurs
day, August thirteenth, ( the
Merry Mixers met at the
home of Billic Walker, on
High street, the following
members being present, Deo
Falycr, Louise Cramblett,
Eleanor Curtis, Vinita Bowen,
Opal Butler, June Collins, Al
berta Allen, Jo- Paup and
Ruth Anderson; also two
guests, Claudine Fitzgerald
and Helen Paup.
Pinochle was played and
high prize went to Claudine
Fitzgerald, second to Helen
Paup. A linen shower was
given Blllie Walker and a
miscellaneous shower to Vin
ita Bowen. The next meeting
will be on Thursday evening,
August the twenty-seventh, at
the home of Dee Falyer on
Shasta Way.
MEMBER OF
MILITARY FAMILY,
VISITS IN CITY, -
' -s ;i ... .
A guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Swartz on
North Second street this past
week has been Mrs. A. H. Lyon
of Long Beach, California,
who is en route home after a
visit in New York.
' Friends wero particularly
interested In the fact that the
Lyons have become a military
family since the United States
entered the war. Mrs. Lyon's
husband is serving as a major
in the army, stationed at San
Diego; their eldest son is a
major, their second son a
captain, their third son a
lieutenant and their only
daughter is serving as a lieu
tenant in the WAAC.
BIRTHDAY
OBSERVED BY
MERLON PHELPS
The birthday of Merlon
Phelps was observed Wednes
day evening when his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence K.
Phelps, Invited a group of
friends in for a supper party
on the lawn at their home,
1057 Auburn street.
Celebrating Merlon's twelfth
anniversary were Genevieve
Morgan, Dick Melhase Bev
erly Melhase, Marilyn Morgan
and Gary Smith,
Whitlocks to
Visit in Spokane
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Whit
lock left by motor Saturday
morning for Spokane, Wash
ington, where they will spend
a week visiting their daugh
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Henry Bockmier, and
their infant son, Ralph Hen
ry the third. Mrs. Bockmier
and her son will leave tho
hospital In Spokane on Mon
day. Both are doing nicely)
Mother will be remembered
as Dawn Everitt of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Knights of Los Angeles, for
mer Klamath residents, have
been visiting in the city at
the home of Mr. and Mrs..
Howard Listoe on Lawrence
street. Mr. Knights formerly
served as superintendent of
the Great Northern here;
The
$2 or $2.25
WINGS SHIRT
tint collar that It OUARANTHD
TO OUTLIVS THB SHIRT. Whltt
nnd cfllora. Oil on today at
DREW'S MANSTORE
7JJ Main
MISS M'CRAY
BRIDE IN
PORTLAND '
Miss L u c 1 1 e McCray,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.
K. McCray of 1778 Gary
street, became the bride of
Mr, E. , 'Mark" Whltenmh,
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Whit
comb of Portland, in a cere
mony read by the Rev. Earl
B. Horscll at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil Guerrattaz,
8045 SE S2nd street, Port
land, on Saturday evening,
August the fifteenth. A recep
tion Sunday evening was
held In tho gnrden of the
Guerrattaz home.
Miss Ann Whltcomb of
Portland and Mr. Guerrattaz
were attendants.
The bride wore a coral silk
Jersey frock fashioned with
a draped bodice and long
skirt, and she carried a bou
quet of fall flowers. The
young cnunln will make their
homo in Portland.
Mrs! McCray has been em
ployed with the Southern
Pacific in Albany. Her hus
band is in defense work in
Portland.
MRS. FIALA
HONORED BY
COURT KLAMATH
Catholic Daughters of Amer
ica Mondsv evenln" at the
parish hall to honor Mrs.
Charles Fiala, grand regent,
who leaves this week for Vall
cjo, California, to join Mr.
Fiala. Mrs. R. A. LaLonde was
elected to the office of grand
regent to replace Mrs. Fiala.
The honor guest was pre
sented with a gift from the
Klamath court. Hostesses for
the evening were Mrs. Samuel
P. Miller, Mrs. Stanley Pieser
and Mrs. Otto Smith. The re
freshment table was prettily
appointed for the occasion and
a social hour was enjoyed fol
lowing the brief business ses
sion. NILE CLUB TO
. HOLD MEETING
SEPTEMBER 1ST '
Resumption c? activities by
the Klamath Falls Nile club
will take place at noon on
the first Tuesday of Septem
ber at the Masonic temple
where a twelve o'clock lunch
eon will be served.
Members of Zuleima tem
ple, Daughters of the Nile,
who reside in the valley have
been invited as special guests
as this is one of the club's
annual events. Bridge has
been planned for the after
noon. Serving as hostesses will be
Mrs. Wilbur A. Arnold, the
president, Mrs. Harry Wayne,
vice president, Mrs. Jerry
Ricker, secretary, and Mrs.
J. H. Poppy, a past president
of the club.
COUPLE
WED AT
MONROE HOME
Miss Emily Storms, daugh
ter of Mrs. Eva Storms of
Plummer, Idaho, and Staff
Sergeant Jack C. Brown of
the United States army air
corps, Stockton Field, Cali
fornia, were married at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Monroe, 2736 Altamont drive,
on Thursday evening, August
thirteenth, at seven o'clock.
The Rev. Hugh Bronson 'of
the Altamont Presbyterian
church, officiated.
Members of both families
and a few intimate friends at
tended the ceremony. The
groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Brown of Plummer.
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PARTY GIVEN
MONDAY FOR
MRS. YOUNG
MIDLAND A surprise
birthday pnrty was given in
honor of Mrs. Harry Young at
the Jim Bunnell home Mon
day afternoon August the
seventeenth. The guest was
presented with a sel; of pastel
china. Awards in cards went
to Mrs. Brandejskl, Rosa Bur
nett, Norma Quimby and Cath
erine Stewart,
A beautifully decorated cake
was cut by Mrs. Young and
refreshments were served to
Harry Quimby, Crystal
Chcyne, S. L. Burnett, Marie
Grlss, Catherine Stewart, Fred
Crapo, June Alberts, Norma
Quimby, Cora Young, Jean
Burnett, Betty Largent, Mrs.
Lamb, Mrs. Lowe, Mrs. Slim
Stephenson, Mrs. Jessie Schrle
ner, Mildred Largent, Mrs.
Brandejskl and Mrs. June Alberts.
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Rebekah Heacl to
Visit in Merrill
Madeline Rossner To Be Greeted by Lodge on
Official Stay Here September Fourth
MERRILL Madeline Rossner, president of the state Re
bekah assembly, will be greeted upon her official visit hor
September the fourth by officers of the Merrill Rebekah lodge,
Mary Pope, noble grand; Geraldine Moore, vice grand; Ann
Fruits, financial secretary; Thclma Stukel, treasurer, and Win
nie Offield, recording secretary. A social hour will follow the
regular lodge session. Plans for the meeting were completed
at this week's meeting. Eor.ar.za lodga will ba Invited.. ..
A letter was
letter was read from
Mrs. Ruth Brlckey, conven
tion chairman for Lakcvicw,
asking the Merrill lodge to
present the degree work at
Lakeview in September but
owing to the tire situation
the full drill team will be
unable to attend. Mrs. Brick
ey is offering a prize to thu
lodge exemplifying the work
most perfectly as well as a
a prize to the Good of the
Order chairman in the state
presenting the largest num
ber of entertainments during
a given period.
The Klamath Falls lodge
has extended an Invitation to
a pot luck supper on Sep
tember the third at which
they will entertain in honor
of Mrs. Rossner.
Members are urged to con
tinue work in the lodge room
during the emergency and in
event there are members who
are unable to pay dues, mem
bers are urged to sponsor
some sort of entertainment
to raise funds for taking care
of the . delinquents. Mrs.
Ethel Bailey, assembly war
' den, has asked that . delin
quent members be visited.
Mrs. Maud Faus and Mrs.
Goldie Kidwell will function
on this committee.
Mrs. Mae Anderson has
been officially appointed
Good of the Order chairman.
Thelma Stukel was appoint
ed to buy a gift to be pre
sented to Mrs. Rossner and
the presentation will be made
by Mrs. Kidwell.
Mrs. Ann Fruits, Mrs. Ber
nice Dixon, Mrs. Maud Faus,
Mrs. Hazel McNeill and Mrs.
Thelma Stukel will serve as
the table committee for the
president's visit; Mrs. Mae
Anderson, Goldie Kidwell
and Vivian Haskins will so
licit, Mrs. Hazel McNeil! and
Thelma Stukel, Bernice Dix
on and Beth Robely are on
the kitchen committee and
the men will take care of the
dishwashing.
An impressive patriotic
program followed the meet
ing with Mrs. Audrey Lewis,
Mrs. Hazel McNeill, Mrs. Eva
Bowman, Mrs. , Bernice Dix
on, Mrs. Eva Adams, Mrs.
Thelma Stukel, Mrs. Goldie
Kidwell, Mrs. Mae Anderson,
Mrs. Vivian Haskins, Beth
Robely, Ronnie Trotman,
Donald Bowman, Jimmie
Shuck and Mervyn Shuck
participating.
Mr. and Mrs. Max McKen
zle of 234 Jeiterson . street
have been ' entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. McKenzie of Toledo,
Oregon, his parents. Mr. Mc
Kenzie is manager of the Pen
ney's store at Toledo, and
s Mr. Max McKenzie is affiliat
ed with the Klamath Falls
store.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Beals of
South Sixth street are spend
ing about three weeks on a
business and pleasure trip
through the southern states,
where Beals is contacting lum
ber companies as a represen
tative of a local firm.
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FOR THE LEGS
Yes, It looks like the sheerest-stocking on tho legs . .
but it won't run or snagt From tho laboratories of
Richard Hudnut comes this DuBarry Powder Lotion
... easy to apply , . dries quickly . . . and pq
is rain-proof. In popular hosiery shades. X.PiwTas
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PAGE SEVEN
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Whit
lock have named their young
daughter, born last week at
Hillside hospital. They havo
chosen Joyco Lee for the wee
one.
Mrs. Claude Davis and her
grandson, Rodney, returned
this week from Lake o' the
Woods where they have beer
spending several weeks at the
Davis cabin.
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are back , . ,
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