PAGE EIGHT
Langell Valley Has
Busy Social Week
Showers, Club: Meetings and Parties Attended
By Matrons of Nearby Section.. " .
" LANGELL VALLEY Mrs.. Mary Dearborn and Mrs.
Lester Leavitt entertained .at the home of the former on Mon
day afternoon with a miscellaneous shower in honor of Staff
Sergeant and Mrs. Daniel LaRue House who were married
recently In Phoenix, Arizona, where Mr. House is stationed
at Williams field. Gifts were wrapped at the party and packed
and sent to the young , couple.
' Games and contests and a social time were enjoyed with
Mrs. Elliott House arid Miss
Doris Leavitt winning th
awards. Guests present were
Ruby Brown, Norma . Been.-:
dolt, Betty Pepple,: Lucille
Coyner, Edith Jones,.; Nonie
Pepple, Lela Murray, Claudia
Mustek, Alice Brown, Flor
ence Botklns, Evelyn ' Hoyt, '
Bessie Campbell, Mary Leidy,
Theresa Teare; Lottie Miller,
Carolyn Dearborn, ' Beisli
Frazier, Grace Dearborn, Vir
ginia Thomas, Katie Pepple,
Madge Monroe, Margaret
Dearborn, ; Edith Brown,
Grave Revell and Mrs. Stan
ford Jones. Decorations were
carried out in the red, white
and blue motif. Coffee, was
served at four o'clock.
Mrs. Claude Murray enter
tained with a bridge party at
her home on Wednesday when
three tables were in play. Mrs.
Harry Frazier won first prize,
Mrs. Mary Dearborn, travel
ing, and Miss Hazel Morrison,
second high. All guests were
presented with gifts of hand
cream. Dainty refreshments
were served at the close of
cards to Mrs.' Charles Revell,'
Mrs. Paul Monroe, Mrs. Lloyd
Gift, Mrs. Al Gale, Mrs. Harry
Frazier, Mrs. Malcolm Teare,
Mrs. Mary Leidy, Mrs. Clau
dia Musick, Mrs. Maty Dear
born, Mrs. S. T. Robison, Mrs.
Florence Botkins and Miss
Hazel Morrison. '..-.,..-'
: Mrs. Ruby Brown and Mrs.
Edith Brown entertained, the
Langell Valley Women's V:lub
at the parish hall . on Thurs
day afternoon. The meeting
was called by President Bessie
Campbell. Following the ses
sion a social afternoon was en
joyed and tea "served at four
o'clock to Mrs. 'Campbell,
Mary Dearborn, Alice Peat
ross, 'Myrtle Johnson, Mary
,- Leidy. Grave Revell. Mae
.. nguw, urace uearoorn, naue
Pprmln nniH fnra T oairitt Tha
next meeting will be held Oc
tober the twenty-second when
Cora Leavitt will he hostesses.
..On Tuesday of this week
several Langell Valley women
of St. Barnabas Guild motored
to Klamath Falls to meet with
Mrs. George McFarWd Barte
of-Berkeley, California, - and
other representatives from
Cross Keyes, Redmond, Prine
ville, Lakeview and St. Paul's
church of Klamath Falls, for a
. council meeting.
Mr., and Mrs. John Miller
entertained with- a dinner
party . on Thursday evening
last week In honor of Mr.' and
Mrs. Tom Bieler, who have
lived for many years at .Ger-'
ber dam and have now retired
and moved to Klamath Falls,
where they have purchased -a
home. Guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Miller were Mr. and Mrs. Bie
ler, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Gale,
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman : Fitz--hugh,,
Elna Mae Fitzhugh and
Edward Miller.- - -.
SHOWER FOR . "' '
SPRASUE RIVER ;
MATRON
SPRAGUE RIVER The La
dies Sewing club honored .
Mrs. Iris Hammons with a
delightful shower at the home
of Mrs. Velma Mahaney on
Thursday. Games were play
ed .with Mrs. B. Johnson and
Mrs. Emma Tompkins as' the
winners. Mrs. Hammons was
presented with many lovely
gifts before the serving of re
freshments by the hostess.
Guests were Mrs. Ham
mons, Mrs. Maudie Tompkins,
Mrs. Beulah Miksch, Mrs.
Betty Powell, Mrs. Estelle
Vance, Mrs. A: Ferrarri; Mrs.
Edith Wylie, Mrs. H. McWil
liams, Mrs. Esther Robbins,
Mrs. 'Emma Tompkins, Mrs.
B. Johnson, Mrs. Moon and
Mrs. McDonald.
The club will sponsor a re
ception for Sprague River
teachers Friday- evening, . Oc
tober the seventeenth.. The
public is invited. Cards and
games will be played. " .
.. ' . . ''.','.
Mrs. . Ralph 's. " Hopkins
plans to leave next'Thursday
for Portland where she will
spend ten days visiting her
son-in-law and daughter, 'Mr.
arid Mrs. William - Tomlson,
(Sylvia Hopkins).
:-
Mrs. Harry Faabe and two
charming young daughters,
Xerstin and Susanne, have
gone home to Seattle after a
fortnight's visit with Mrs.
Faabe's mother,. Mrs.. Avis
-Mc'ConnclK
SOCIETY .
ENJOYS PARTY
MONDAY-EVE
' The Young People's Chris
tian Endeavor society of the
First Presbyterian church was
entertained . Monday . evening
at. the home of. Miss Ruth
Henry, : 700 North Third
Street, .The evening was spent
playing .'games after ' which
letters were written to for
mer members of the society
who' are now in t h e armed
forces.
' Refreshments were served
at the close of the evening.
Those.' present were Doris
Yantis; Myrtle Russell, Lillian
Baker, ". Roberta Alexander,
Eva Mae Dickson, Lois De
Lay, Dr. and Mrs. A. T.
Smith, -Robert Yantis, PFC,
from " Fort Stevens, " Oregon,
Mrs.- Ralph- Henry and the
hostess."" ' ' ' '
BLY .WOMEN
HOLD MEETING
iN CHURCH'
The'. Women's Society of
Christian Service of the Meth
odist church at Bly met at the
Home of Mrs. Hazel Madison
Wednesday afternoon. Devo
tionals were led by Mrs. Madi
son and' the meeting conduct
ed by -the president, Mrs.
Campbell. .
.. Plans -were started for the
annual, supper and bazaar to
be.. held in -November.. Lunch
was served at the close of the
meeting. . : .
:-.. On . Sunday, . October the
fourth; at three o'clock, the
Rev. Phillips of the Klamath
Falls First Methodist church
will hold .services at the. Bly
church. World Wide commun
ion will be observed and Dr.
Fairhan, '. district superinten
dent, will also be present.' This
is the annual fall harvest fes
tival 'Sunday arid a potluck
supper, will be served in the
school cafeteria at five o'clock.
Everyone is cordially invited "
to attend both the service and
supper. : ' '';"'.'
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THREE-R'
CLUB : MEETS . .' . .
FOR CARDS' ;
The' Three R club of the
Royal Neighbors of America,
met Tuesday afternoon of last
week at the home of Mrs. Ella
Bortis on Roseway drive.
.' Luncheon was'served by the
hostess at half past one o'clock
and-the' afternoon, spent in pi
nichlie . with high schore. held
by-Martha -Baker,, second .by.
Mrs. Estel Bright and low by
Mrs.j Jesta Kaylor. The- next
meeting ill be '-with 'Mrs.:
Bright, Hope street, Tuesday,
- October the thirteenth. Lunch
eon will be 'served, at half past
one o'clock. -
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KLAMATH PAIR
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At
Kenneth and Virginia ar
the son and daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Larson, 2343
Gettle street.
Kenncll-EUls.
RECENT BRIDE
HONOR GUEST.
AT SHOWER
, Mrs. Wilbur Johnson (Thel
ma Ekman), who was recently
married in Reno, was the guest
. of honor at a shower given for
her by Miss Eva Rae Jacob
son and Miss Brita Strid at
the Jacobson home, 1615 Port
land street, on Thursday eve
ning, September the - twenty
fourth. Many gifts were opened by
the bride, after which re
freshments were served by the
hostesses.
Complimenting Mrs. John
son were Mrs. Oie Selstrom,
Mrs. Axel Jacobson, Mrs. Pete
Strid, Mrs. Earl Jacobson,
Mrs. Art Borgerson, Mrs. Fred
Goeller, Mrs. Eric Olson, Mrs.
Carl Carlson, Mrs. Art Lind,
Mrs. A. W. Olson, Mrs. Eugene
Werner, Mrs. Swan Olson,
Mrs. Arthur Oberg, Mrs. John
Olson, Mrs. Charles Timmons,
Mrs. Oscar Olson, Mrs. Elmer
Clawson, Mrs. Rubin - Lond
borg, Mrs. Andrew Persson,
Mrs. Paul Norseth, Mrs. Oscar
Anderson, Mrs. Karin Carlson,
Mrs. Pete Eastman, Mrs. Swan
' Erickson, Mrs. John Berglund,
Mrs. Rolf Janson, Mrs. Henry
Fagrell, Mrs. Otto Clawson,
Mrs. Victor Orling, Mrs. Carl'
Lindbergh,. Mrs. Ed Froid,
Mrs. John Berg, Mrs. Dave
Reinoldson, Mrs. Birger Da
lum, Mrs. Vergil Nelson, Mrs.
Pete Hedberg, Mrs. Fred Lek
berg, Mrs. Carl Swanson, Mrs.
Stewart Patty, Mrs. Axel
Johnson, Mrs. Walter Bodman,
Miss Jimmle Dee Rink, Miss
Gerda Persson, Miss Nell Lind
bergh, Miss Martha Eastman,
and the hostesses, Miss Brita
Strid and Miss Eva Rae Jacob
son, MRS. PHELPS IS '
HOSTESS TO
LUNCHEON CLUB
Mrs. L. K. . Phelps enter
tained members and several
guests of the Sew and Study
club at her home on Auburn
. street Thursday afternoon at a
one o'clock luncheon. Anoth
er interesting letter was read
from Mrs. W. C. Van Emon,
formerly of this city, now
making her home in San Fran
cisco. Covers at luncheon were
laid for Mrs. D. A. Kenyon,
Mrs. Mabel B. Potter of Red
field, South- Dakota, Miss
Phyllis Hogan and Mrs. L. N.
Haines, guests, Mrs. - C. . G.
Reymers, Mrs. Glenn . Kent,
Mrs. E. C. Stucky, Mrs. Arth
ur Skinner, Mrs. Lillian Hag
man, Mrs. Selma Anderson,
Mrs. George, T. Casper, Mrs.
' E. H. Balsiger and the hostess.
HERALD "AND NEWS, KUAMATH FALLS.. OREGON
FINAL PLANS
FOR BENEFIT- 1
ARE COMPLETED .
Mrs. S. F. Konnie, chairman
In charge of reservations for
the Legion auxiliary's annual
benefit card party to be held
at the new Veteran's Memor
ial hall the evening of Octo
ber the tenth, at eight o'clock,
reports that much interest Is
being shown and reservations
are coming in nicely. ,-'
The public is cordially In
vited to attend and proceeds
from this benefit will be used
for" the community service,
child welfare and hospital pro
gram sponsored by the auxi
liary, according to Mrs.. Earl
J: Templar, general chairman;
- Tables for both contract arid
pinochle' will be in the main
hall, but small groups wishing
a private party may make ar
rangements for one of the
lounges. These arc nicely ap
pointed and lend the atmo
sphere of a private living
room, according to Mrs. Kon
nie. Reservations may be
made by calling any of the
following: Mrs. S. F. Konnie,
9519; Mrs.. Carl . Schubert,
6693; . Mrs. R. G.. Motschen
bacher, 3552; Mrs. James R.
Fowler, 3033; Mrs. James
Hunter, 5907; Mrs. Bernard
Zollman, 4253; Mrs. Floyd
Henriot, 4837 or Mrs. M. E.
Cooper, 3321. Refreshments
will, be served.
MUSIC PROGRAM '
SCHEDULED AT ;
DAR SESSION
Mrs. Fred Schallock, 729 Pa
cific Terrace, will be hostess
to Eulalona chapter,. Daugh
ters of the American Revolu
tion, Monday evening, at eight
o'clock. . Assisting hostesses
will be Mrs. Lloyd Goble and
Mrs. Claude Davis.
; Mrs. Don J.i Zumwalt will
present a program on "Early
American Music." Mrs. Z. W.
Dixon, chapter regent, , will
preside during the . business
session. Mrs. Dixon announces
that the programs, after some
delay in the printing, are now
in her possession and will be
distributed at the Monday eve
ning meeting.
The rummage sale date has
changed to October the seven
teenth and will be held in the
building back of Whytal's on
Ninth street, between Main
and Pine streets. Mrs. Harry
Goeller Is chairman of the
rummage. sale.
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, Commandos have been busy
since .the opening of t h e i r
headquarters . on Main . street
and further donations for the
comfort of the room "were ac
knowledged by the organiza
tion. .
, The following persons and
firms were, thanked , by, the
group, George . Metz, Sacred
Heart church, Klamath -Vending
Machine service, Mrs. Mar
garet Moore, Dick Reeder,
Mrs. Charles Eaton, - Lloyd
Britt, those entering the bowl
ing tournament. Merit Smith,
Mr. and Mrs., C. J Eastburn,
" Jack Hershberger and Hersh
berger's cafe, The Mecca, and
The Waldorf. , .
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County Council
Matt Slatad
An important: meeting of
the Klamath County Council,
Parents and Teachers, Is called
for Monday, October the fifth,
at two o'clock ' In Falrvlew
school, Mrs. James R. Hall,
president, will conduct the
meeting. All PTA members,
chairmen and officers, ' ara
urged by Mrs. Hall to attend.
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SORORITY. -
enjoys -..
EVENING '.
Members of Kappa Chapter,
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, en
tertained a number of guests,
at the home of Mrs. Don Dlv
ens, 733 Alameda, on, Thurs
day evening October the first.'
The committee in charge of
the party included Mrs. Lorn
Dalcour, chairman, Miss Isa
bel Jones, and Mrs. Charles L,
Kalcr. The theme of the party
was patriotic and red.vhito '
'and blue decorations were
used about the rooms. The
sorority members and their
guests enjoyed. a taffy pull and
popped popcorn. Other games
were played during the eve.
nine ' Refreshments were
served at the close of the eve
ning. ' "'
Guests of the chapter includ
ed Miss Holen . Durant, Miss
Madge McClelland, Miss Mary
Beth Hammond, Mrs. Marjorio
Charon, and Mrs. - John Ma
guire. Members present were
Mrs. Joseph Lcmen, Mrs. Ar
thur Moore,. Mrs. Norman Mo
ty, Mrs.' Max - A. - Saunders,
Mrs. Robert G. Smith, Miss Ir
ma Wauchope,. Mrs. Don Dl
vens. Miss Isabel Jones, Mrs.
. Charles L. Kaler, and Mrs.
Lorn Dalcour. : n
ZULFIMA TEMPLE .
QUEEN TO ATTEND
NILE MEET-HERE'
, The queen of Zulclma tem
ple. Daughters ."of the Nile,
Mrs. . Margaret . Fabrick of
Medford, the princess royal,
Mrs.-Obera Dunn, and about
fifteen other members from
the valley city will be-guests
of the Klamath. FaUs Nile
club at the Tuesday luncheon
and . Qctober - meeting to be
held at the Elk hotel at one
o'clock.
On the hostess committee
for the afternoon are Mrs. Ed
Ostendorf. . Mrs. William An
derson, Mrs. M. W. McVeigh
and Mrs. Sydney Abbott.
, A number of the Klamath
Falls' members are planning
a visit to Medford on October
the tenth when a temple cere
monial will be held.
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Mrs. Robert ,'O'Corincr,
(Bette Dunlvari), is spending
this weekend- In Bremerton,
Washington, with her husband
who is stationed north with
the United States' navy, hos
pital corps." . ' '
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; There will be no meeting of
St. Paul's Guild: Thursday of
this coming week, the next
meeting to be held Thursday,
October twenty-second, at
which) time the women will
spend the entire, day making
plum puddings for the holiday
bazaar. ...
SPARKS RANCH .'
SCENE OF
GATHERING
:
MERRILL Old friends and
pioneers of Klamath county
gathered for reminiscing on
old times at tho William
Sparks' ranch In tho Bonanza
district this i week to honor
Blnncho "Bird" Hongland Mc
Donald, Morrill, who wad born
on the Chnrlcs H. Hongland
premises. The land was taken
up by Mr. Hongland, her fath
er, about 1883.
Even the menu of the din
ner served was; In keeping
with old times, tho main
course of venison slcnk being
complimented by wild plum
conserve and old time cream
cake. Those present for the
seven o'clock dinner had not
met for twenty-two years and
all had at some time lived on
the Honglnnd ( land. Places
were marked for Mr. and Mrs.
Levi McDonald, Merrill, Mr...
and Mrs. Bert Chlldors and
son Lloyd, Mlddlctown, Cali
fornia, and tho hosts, Mr, and
' Mrs. Sparks.
The McDonalds also had as
guests the same week,., other
pioneers o( the county who at
: one'tlmo lived near Bonanza,
including Mr. and Mrs, Robert
Goss of Turner, Oregon, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Reed of Pasa
dena' and Mrs.' A. B. ; Wade,
Klamath' Fallsi. all of 'whom
visited Wod.nc.sdny with old
friends In tho Merrill district.
Mrs. Willard L. Smith, former
ly a resident of Klamath Falls;
also greeted the visitors at the
McDonald home.
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MR." NILES ''
HONOR GUEST ' '
AT.pARTY ..
' Frank Nllci, who left Friday
, evening for Portland where he
will bo inducted into , the
armed. . forces, was . honored
with a party given this week
by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gordon
at their home In tho Marlon
apartments. Mr. Nllcs was a
member of the Hlll-Bllly.band
in which he had played for the
past seven years.
A gift was presented 'to Mr.'
Nlles by Mr. arid' Mrs. Wilbur
Stiles, Mr. and Mrs. Buster
Gordori, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon,
Miss Helen Hanks. Miss Lil
lian James, Miss Jean -Bowling,
Mr. Clarence Nelson. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert' Porter,
(Betty Zimmerman), and their
two daughters, Sarah arid Su
san, are now at Toello, near
Salt Lake City, Utah, where
Mr. Porter -Is In war -work.
They moved recently from
Medford where they have
been for the past six months.
Mrs. Clifford Jay of Mer
rill was a' visitor in the city
for a 'short time Thursday
evening before, taking the
train for San Jose, California,
where she will visit for a
week.
1 Currvns;
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Benefit;. V ;
Success :
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Fo,rt ' KlamotH( Improvo-'
msnt ClUb .Sponsors
.'Affair. V V - :")
' FORT ' KLAMATH'-. T h '
Civic Imnrovement- clubhpus
was th scene lof dollghUul
affair i Wednesday . nfternoon,
September. th'l,hlVtlbll),, when
club members' npQnsored.a sil
ver, tea,' to rats furids'wlth
which' 'to 'purchase Chrlstfnas
gifts for ,4l' .rprt , Klamath
service '.men, ,OVrf Ifty dol
lars was realized. .
. The pali;lotlo.nfotlf,w car-,
rled out In. ,dcortloiw. with
red, white and.blue.tapers and
a profusion of late, fall blooms
being arranges about' the tea
tables and .rooms. Vases' of
lovely roses brought , by. Mrs'.
Lee .Denton from her Grants
Pass home'also added a'Charm
Ing touch to .the qtpasldn. )
A large crowd vs 'In at
tendance at the Affair, seVerv
al coming, from out-of-town,
and many who were junable to
be present 'sendlrig their -cqn-trlbutlons
to the fuhH. - Espec
ially honored during the' after
noon were.eleven F.ort:Klam- ,
ath mothers with sons In the
service, and MUs Avera Hud
son, our brily, locl' "lady sol
dier,'" whoMs leaving in a few
Hays for Des Moines, Iowa,- to
Join the -Women's1 Army Aux
iliary corps. . Chrysanthemum
corsages were - presented : to
these honor guests, ! and tea
was poured during' the after
noon by plub members. .
The following program was
enjoyed' by . those .attending,
Group i singing, "God BleAs
America,"., andt. "We're .Tent
ing Tonight'.'; . song, r ."Dear
Land of Home," by . a group of
club members; accompanied at
the piano by Mr. Carl Wilson; '
"World War Favorites,"' duets
by- Mrs. R. O. Varnum, Miss
Barbara dray; Mrs, J. B.
Thomas and Mrs. T. R. Nich
olson; songs of 'our ;servloe
boys by , Fort -Wamath, grade
school, glrur,. directed by Mrs..
Charles Race, , lpcal teacher;
'.'Land of, Hop and, Glory," by
the Fort Klamath choir, ac
companied at the piano by
Mrs. Wilson; ! "Our Flag of
Freedom,"', reading, by.. Mrs.
Frank Denton,; with' musical
accompaniment ' by Mrs. Guns
Page; the program was, con
cluded by the singing of "Th
Star Spangled Banner," by th
gathering.';. ,'.' ,'.
Committee, chair me n in
charge of tho tea were. as fol
lows, advertising, Mrs. Wil
liam A. Page; dining room and
serving, Mr: William C. Hack
ler; kitchen, Mrs. Arthur Nich
ols; entertainment, Mr. .Hans
ford William's,', who, also '.de
signed and made olever' pro
grams for', th .affair.- Mrs.
Charles E. Race,' instructor In
the local grade school, was" In
charge of the pupils participat
ing In the program'. The chair
men of the various, commit-
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9th and Mgln
October 8, 1941
DAlfcY FOLKS n
SURPRISE w
MR'.-BURGDORF
DAIRY Albert Durgdorf
was pleasantly surprised at
bis horn Wednesday ovonlng,
September tho twenty-third
when ft group of closo frloiuls
an.a relatives gathered to wish
hlni "hnppy returns" on .th
occasion of his sixtieth aniil
versufy. . Gifts were presented Mr,
Burgdorf by thoso who called,
Tho. evening was spent social
ly with a luncheon topped off
, by' a beautifully docoratud
cake, Guests wore Mr. Hunt-
. dorf. Mrs. Martha McCmnbur,
Emma MeCumuur, Mrs. Claud
Fraloy, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Arant,. all of Dairy, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Hooflor, and
ohlldrcn, Gortnido, Paul and'
Joe, Eldnn , Uurgdorf, Mrs.
Culbert Brown, Richard
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hors
l,ey and son, Donnld, Mr. and A
Mrs. E. B. Schmov, Fred w
Schmoe and dnugliter Nndlne,
and son, Robert, Mr, and Mrs,
Virgil Schmoe and diitiKhtcrs,
Louise, and Vlrglo Leo and
Lloyd Swnnson.
... '
i Mrs. John Kcnoffel has re
turned to hor home In tho
Kcnoffel apnrtmauts uftitr
spendlpg a number of weeks
In San Diego, California, with
her daughter, Ruth, who Is
employed In the southern
city. Mr. Kcnoffel remained
In the south.
'. Mrs. J. N. Byron of Val
lejo, California, was a guest
here this past week, visiting
at the J.. II. Poppy home on
Roseway drive unci with Mrs.
B. F. . Hogue and dnughler,
Myrle Harris, of Menlo Way,
Mrs. Byron was en route to
Portland to visit with her
sister, a graduate nur.io, who
has enlisted for army nursing f
service.. W
: The Suburban League aux
iliary held a potluck luncheon
' and card party lit the commun
ity, hall Thursday. Nineteen
members and guests enjoyed
the affair and six tnblcs of '
cards were In play. High score
was won by Mrs. Mnry Mnr
tln,' , second by Mrs. Porter
Benson and guest award went
to Mrs. Grace Cleveland.
Mrs. Marlon Hanks will en
tertain for the pleasure of
members of the Art Needle
Work club Wcdnejdny after-noqn,-.
October tho seventh, al
her home at 133 Pine street.
Mrs. George H. Morryman
has returned from Portland
wher she visited her Son,
John, student at the Unlver-
sity of Oregon medical school. Qf
tees were assisted by club
members.
The CI club wishes to ex
tend Its thanks to all who, by
attending the ntfuir and by
giving their time and effort
helped to make the affair such
an outstanding success, both
socially and financially,
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PETALS TOILETRr.
Bubble Bath .... $2.50
D.ustlng Powder $2.50
Bath Essence .. $2.50
Cream $1.25
Potpourri Flowers
$1.25
Talcum ..$1.00
Drugs ' '
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