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October 81, 1042 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE KINS )0Bonanza rA .11 -Ml Club elect. Mrs. Frazier To Servo As President of Gar den Club BONANZA The Bonania Langell Viilloy Onrden club held Its final moating of the season nt tho homo of Mrs, Benson Dixon. Now officer! for tho coming year wero rluctcd: Mm, Harry Frazlar, Lnnuoll Valley, proslclcnt, and Mrs. F. W. Drown, Bonanza, secrotiiry-trcasurcr. The club voted to lilvo a large por cunt of tho troosury fundi to Homo war cause and Mn. F. W. Brown and Mm, Adu Spar reton wero appointed to attend In thin rlnnutlnn O Tho club has had a very sue- ivnnilll ri llllllur UIU lenucr- ship of Mm. Kd Gowan, pint pronldcnt, and has made many helpful pluna for gardening In tha coming year. BONANZA A very enjoy, ablo llnllnwa'en party waa given by tho Bonanza Library Clubwomen at tho clubhouse, Tuesriny night, October tho twenly-sovonth, Tho clever guinea played wero entortuln ln and caused much luughler, ' with prlics being given to tho winner. At tho closa of tho evening a treat of cider and doughnuts waa served. Those proiient were; Mra. Jack Hor ton, Mm. Birdie Burk, Mm. F. V, Brown, Mm. Lirftoy Coy nor, Mm. E. B. Illliba, Mrs. W. Loomls, Mra. Clydo Ilomley, Mm, E 1 v a Maxwell, Mm. Owen Popple, Mm. Churles Walker. Mm. John Drlacoll, Mm. William Bechdoldt. Miss ft!'.dlth Piinkny, Mm. Hnwlelgh M Corrolhors, Mm. John Hnydon. BANQUET ENJOYED AT FORT KLAMATH t'OHT KLAMATH Seventy-five adults and children were present Halurduy ove ning fur the annual bunuuet given by members of tha Civ ic Improvement club for their husbund and families. For tho occasion, tho club rooms wero decorated with a profusion of Michaelmas duislea und oilier late full blooms, tho Hallowe'en motif being carried out in colored tapers, and other incidental dccorutlve accessories. At tlio cloao of the dinner,' n program wus presented, in cluding tho following num bers, "Hills of Home," sung by the Fort Klamath choir, accompanied at the piano- by Mra. Carl Wilson;' recitation by six-year-old Audrey t Var num, "Tho Snapdragon and the Bee"; "There's Long, Long Troll.'; duet by Mrs. T. R. Nicholson and Mrs. J. B. .Thomas, accompanist, Mrs. Carl Wilson; recitation, "Our Flag," by Mrs. Frank Denton, with musical accompaniment by Mrs. Guss Pago; "Land of Hope and Glory," aung by tha choir. Tho program conclud ed with the singing of "Tho Star Spangled Banner" by tht gathering. , Mm. Gus Pago entertained on Thursday evening at her homo in Fort Klamath with a dinner parly given in honor 0i tho blrthdoy anniversary of her husband, i Places wero marked for the following: Mr. and Mrs. Theo- dore R. Nicholson, Mr. and Mra. Charles E, Race, Mr. and Mn. William Brewer, Gene Page, Mrs. Guss Page, and tho guest of honor, Guss A.' Page. ; ,? ' Following tho blrthdoy din- ner; games woro the diversion of the evening uptll a lata t hour. . , '.- . .' KLAMATH FOLKS VISIT IN SALEM . ': - Presiding at a family dinner Friday evening at their home . in Division street wero Mr. and Mrs. John E. Goodfellow. 0 Incentive for tho affair was , tho presence of tho couple's three children and their fam ilies. Captain and Mrs. Robert Goodfollow orrlved In the cap ital from San Luis Obispo Fri day. Captain Goodfellow, who is stationed at Fort Ord, is now on leave. Thay will re main to visit In Salem for sev eral days. Also in tho capital visiting are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kern Buck of Klamath Falls, who wero present at tho dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dragcr motored from Stay ton to be with tho other members of their family. Capital Journal. Cards have boon received from Mrs. Embert Fossum and young cluu Kilter, Janet Mar- Otha, who arc visiting Mrs. Fos turn's mother In Wcstobor, Wisconsin, Lloutcnant Fossum Is now on maneuvers Hnd will join his family In Denver with-' , In a month or six wocks. FRIENDSHIP CLUB MEETS FRIDAY Tho Friendship club mot at the homo of Mrs, T, J. Wobb, 183B Melroio street, on Fri day, October tho twenty-third. After a brief business meet ing tho hostess assisted by Mrs, Eugene H. Lovo served dessert luncheon to Mrs. C, 0. Dryden, Mrs. C. W. Stan ley, Mrs. W, J. Stolnrnelz, Mm. William Bishop, Mrs. S. A, Gaster, Mrs. Freda Jack son, Mrs. Oscar Sehupp, Mrs. Leon Crnpo. Mrs. Harvey Lohr, Mrs, Ed Tomlln, Mrs. Karl Smith, Mrs, Sid Evans, Mrs. Bruco Hull, Mrs. A. W. Pollard, and Mrs. R. 1!. Grumbles. Bridge followed, with Mrs. Pollard receiving tho award tor high score, Mrs. Drydan, low, and tha gueat prlzo went to Mrs. Sehupp. Tho next mooting Is to be held on Friday, November tha twenty-seventh, at the homo of Mrs. Bruco Hull, (026 Cannon avenue. Mra. Hull will be assisted by Mrs. Pollard. PARTIES HONOR ' ' MATRONS . SPRAGUE RIVER Throe Sprague River matrons were honored with showers at the homo of Mrs. Pa 1 E ner Fri day, October the twenty-third. Tho matrons wero Mrs. Don Giles, Mrs. S. Maphet and Mrs. Theodore Schatz. Tho guests wero onlertulnod with music before opening their gifts. E a-c h received mony lovely gifts, and many tinublo to attend sent their gifts. Mrs. Cole asked the bless ing and ref.cshmeuts were served to tho following guests; tha matrons honored, Mrs. Sanderson, Mrs. Maphet and her two children, Mrs. Don Giles and daughter, Mrs. Theo dore Schati and children, Mrs. E. Houck and son, Mrs. Noble Bruley and son, Mrs. W. Books and children, Mrs. Arlie Rose, Rev. Mrs. W. C. Cole and Mrs. Ruby Maphet. . Mrs. Aldo Ferrari, Sprague River matron, was honored with a birthday dinner at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Fronk Ferrari In Klamath Falls on Sunday. Dinner guests wero Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Ferrari, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferrari end daughter, Norah, Mr. and Mm.. James Balcomb and Mm. Price Bcclcr of Oakland. PROGRAM SLATED AT BPW MEETING "Understanding Chile's Be havior" will bo tho topic of tho address to be given by Mm. Naomi Preston at t h a Monday evening dinner meet ing on November tho second In tha Wlllard hotel for Klam ath Falls members of the Business and Professional Women's club. Miss Augusta B. Porker Is chairman of Monday evening's meeting and members of her committee include Nell Olson, Stella Bowno, Ida Edsall and Louelln Johnson. ; Tho meeting will open with the flag salute, singing of "Tho Star Spangled Banner," a ; brief discussion of the city charter to come before the voters next Tuesday, end sing ing of "America, The Beau tiful." Mrs. Proston will speak, i followed by the singing of a group of Latin American songs. . ' The BPW book clubs will moot November the twenty third, the Edith Cunning group with Miss August Par ; ker and Miss Llllle Darby, 827 'Eldorado,' and the Minerva : club with Delphta Hoyt, 2B6B I Blsbee street. NEWS OF THE THEATRES K v fir jf'' ' Never boforo In hor brilliant carovr h charming Sonja Henle porformed such breath-taking swirls and spins on Ice as ha does in hor latest scroon hit. 20th Century Fox's gar now musical, "Icolnnd," now playing at tho Esquire. Sonja dances hor way Into tho hoart of co itor John Payne, when he lands In hor nativo Icolnnd. Jack Oakio and Sammy Kayo and his orchestra aro foatured In tho film. . Lao Bowman and Jean Rogers In "Pacific Rondosvous," a story of naval intolligenco on tho job to keep our convoys sailing, oponing tomorrow at tho Pino Troo. Tho U. S. navy film, "Battle of Midway," and a second hit, "Affectionately Yours," complete tho program. ' ".ji,ft.1sw Groor Gaiaon and Walior Pldgoon who com to tho Pallcan scroon tonight at midnight at "Mrs. Miniver" called by audtoneos everywhere "one of tho best pictures of all time." The Independent Study club met on Wednesday, October the twenty-eighth, with Mrs. W. C. Little, 2444 Orchard way, with Mrs. Pearl Marin as co-hostess. Tho luncheon Income Tox Collection; For 1942 Will Provide Ah Estimated Surplus of 6 Million Dollars BiH 312 Will Return to Klamath County $253,000 To Reduce Your Property Tax Levy VOTE MEASURE 312 YES was served at one o'clock, and tho afternoon was spent sew ing on a quilt. The next meet ing will be on November the eleventh - with Mrs. Agnaca Lowe, on Lowell street. Paid Advertisement ' by Klamath County O.S.T.A. Decorations For Camp Lost River Garden Club To Send Gifts To Cantonment MERRILL Lost River Garden clubbers meeting at the home of Mrs. W. C. Bai ley Tuesday planned to make Christmas decorations to bo sent to Camp White at Med ford for the holiday season. The members will mcot for an all day session and pot luck luncheon Just before Christmas at the library club rooms to complete the proj ect. Vases or flowers are al so to be sent to the camp. Winter bouquets made from weeds were arranged and at tht close of the meet ing the hostesses served cider and doughnuts to Mrs. Wll lard L. Smith, Mrs. Hugh O'Connor, Mrs. Luther Has kins, Mrs. Lewis Kandra, Mrs. E. E. Kllpatrlck. Mrs. Man ning. Mrs. Williams, Mrs. C. E. Sharp and Mrs. Robert Burleigh. Present officers will be held over until next year. ' DORRIS ' CLUBS MEET DURING WEEK DORRIS Members of the Get Together club traveled to Mt. Shasta recently to meet at the home of Mrs. Paul Good win, former Dorrls resident and member of the club. ' Luncheon was served on their arrival and the afternoon was spent playing whist. Club members presented Mrs. Goodwin with a cream and sugar set as a farewell gift. Those making the trip were Mrs. Elsie Ramsey. Mrs. Harry Young, Mrs. J. H. Had wick, Mrs. ,A- V. Humphrey, Mrs. D. R. Grace, Mrs. Ida Otto, Mrs. Jennie Lang, Mrs. John Thackara," Mrs. Maude Holmes, Mrs. Bertha Kandy, Mrs. E. Goode and Mrs. Don Doolin. DORRIIS Mrs. Robert Olson was hostess to Tuesday bridge club members at her homo October the seventh. Members present were Mrs. Aldan Fenwick, Mrs. .Paul Thoreson, Mrs. Sax Avery, Mrs. Earl Selberg, Mrs. Ed Anderson, Mrs. Paul Evans, Mrs. Murray Marshall and the hostess. High score for the afternoon was taken by Mrs. Avery. Mrs. Fenwick placed second and Mrs. Evans low. DORRIS Mr. and Mrs. H,nmmouj i I Paid Advertisement BfllSIlM Merle Goode entertained with a birthday dinner Sunday at their home in Macdoel, in honor of their son, Dale. Cov ers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young, Mr. and Mrs. E. Goode, Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Holmes of Klamath Falls, John Starr, the honoree and the host and hostess. DORRIS Mr. and Mrs. George Menchen, of Petaluma, arrived last Saturday for a visit at the home of Mrs. Men' Chen's neice, Mrs. Enock Israelson. Mrs. Menchen is also an aunt of L. M. Chase. Their grandson, Robert Men chen, accompanied them in order to hunt In this vicinity. The party expects to leave . Sunday. MIXERS MEET FOR CARD PARTY " The Merry Mixers met on Thursday evening, October the twenty-second, with Alberta Allen, 2461 Orch 1 Way, due to the absence of Mrs. W. C. Little, the scheduled hostess. Pinochle was played during the evening, with Eleanor Cur tis holding high score and Ruth Anderson low. Those present were Jo Paup, Pearl Paup, Billie Snider, Ruth An derson and Alberta Allen, On Saturday evening, Octo ber the thirty-first, the mem bers and their families will meet In the social hall on Gar den avenue at eight o'clock, for a Hallowe'en party. The next regular meeting, with Opal Butler the hostess, will be at the home of Venita Bowen, 1619 E. t Main street. . EULALONA CHAPTER PLANS MEET Eulalona chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will meet in- regular session Monday evening at eight o'clock at the Library club. . Mrs. Thomas Hampton, Mrs. B. E. Hayden and Mrs. E. D. Lamb will be hostesses. The program hour will be devoted to round table discus sions of war personalities, six minutes each. Mrs. Lloyd Go ble will discuss General Mac Arthur; Mrs. Robert Odell, Ad miral Nimitz; Mrs. William Dawson Foster, General Tlmo shenko; Mrs. Claude Davis, Chiang Kai-Shek; Auchenlech will be the one assigned to Mrs. L. H. Stone. The dates of November thir teen and fourteen have been set by Roosevelt PTA as the time for their rummage sale in the building next to the gas company offices. A limit mm Earl Snell's record of two terms as Secretary of State has been outstanding;. As an automobile dealer I know well the co-operation Earl Snoll has given the motoring public Know Earl Snell as a man ability and sound policy. Therefore, I earnestly recommend him to the voters of Klamath county. You can take my word for It a vote for Earl Snoll for Governor is a vote for progress and stability for our state. by BIRTHDAY OBSERVED AT TURNER'S TURNER'S CENTER Ralph James Turner was honored on Saturday, October the twenty fourth, on the occasion of his seventh birthday. Twenty-four of his schoolmates and friends helped him celebrate the event. Highlight of the after noon was the large table dec- , orated with Hallowe'en colors. ' Two birthday cakes with candles were cut, and served with tee cream. The children were given bright orange and black bas ket favors filled with Hallow e'en candles. Those bidden to the party were: Shirley Johns ton, Charley Wall, Bonnie Jean Seaver, Joan Seaver, Beverly Phelps, Chlrley Phelps, Bev erly Hurlbut, Myron Hurlbut, Reina Hurlbut, Jackie Hie derer, Betty Davison, Ann Gallaspy, Charles House, John Sachs, John Cal Rldgway, Louis Zarosinski, Ralph Stei ber, Carol Jean Nelson, Linda DeLap, Richard Barrow, David Bowdoin, Lyle Herrlck . and . Kernan Turner. . " Anniversary Observed Thursday Mr., and Mrs. Herbert E. Hauger observed their fifth wedding anniversary at their home on Pacific Terrace Thursday evening when they asked a group of friends In for cocktails and bridge. Attention! Sufferers From Rectal Ailments and Varicose Veins! DR. LEEBORG Head of the department for rectal disorders and varicose veins for Lot Angeles County Hospital Unit No. 2, will hold a Special Clinic At the Offices of Dr. Wayne MeAtee, . 122 So. 7th :.- Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday . ;:V: ' Friday - Saturday, November 3 Thru 7th . Free Examination it Reduced, Rates for Treatment During This Clinic. TELEPHONE 5535 FOR APPOINTMENT Or. Borg is recognized as on authority on rectal ailments and varicose veins. Take advantage of this opportunity! . ' , . Make your appointment now!'. : - , - Testimonial toihe Devoted and Efficient Public Service of service to the general public, during Ms of high character and publle servant of Slate Jf. -MOTOR PINE NEEDLE. CLUB MEETS SATURDAY : BLY The annual party of the Pine Needle o 1 u b for members and their husbanda was held at the cookhouse at tho Ivory Pine Mill Saturday evening, October the twenty fourth. There wero five ta bles of games Includes Chi nese checkers, crjbbage, pin ochle and Tripoli. The prize . for tho woman with the high est number of points was won by Eleanor Elllngson. White Jimmle McMillan got . the highest score for the men. The consolation prize waa award ed to Betty Elder. Refreshment were served at the late hour to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Elder, Mr. and Mrs. M. V. McMillan, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elllngson, Mr. and Mrs. Ames. Michelson, Mr. and Mrs. John Able, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Raupach, Mr. and Mrs. Wright Larkey, Mr. and Mrs. George Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Fred StlUwelL. Mr. and Mrs. Ross McMillan, Bet Ay Kelly, Eleanore LaBrle, Greda Stlllwell and Lenore McMillan. .; ' Twenty-five pledges to Pa cific university's ' two lower division service societies were announced this week from Forest Grove. A Klamath Falls girl, Helen Cox, was pledged to Boxerettes society. liaLuf&i 0
