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War Week Slatec"
November 22 to 28
Ladies of the Nation Set for Gigantic Task of
Raising Millions in War Savings Project
Till next week It Women at War week and every womnn
In those United States luis been advised of It. It comes ulong
vvltli Thanksgiving week and, women of America ccrtuinly
havo more to bo thankful (or Hum ony other group of women
: In the world today, That la a broad stutemcnt but a trim one,
nevertheless. Klumnth county women are responding to the
call for support of thin natlon-wldo bond and stamp buying
week In spluudld fushiou.
Mrs. Franklin L. Weaver Is 1
chairman of woinon, Klamath w i A J
county war suvlng and their 1CC vVAT
goal for this coming week, v"a vrOL
November 22 to 28. Is a real- I D:J
ly fut sum Just $73,000. IS ONUS
Members of her committee ore
Mrs. Phil Bnxner, Mrs. Les- .mrth JmA Work
lie W. Pcalo and Mrs. Jacques N am? T.n MlcJ Weas
J, Stulgcr, and they've been In Wisconsin On No-
w?'l',n- , , vember the Sixth
At a rousing good meeting
at twclvo o'clock noon Thurs- Margaret Helen West, attrao
day In the Pelican party room, tivc duiighler of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Weaver presided over l. A. West of Merrill, becamo
luncheon at which various the bride of Sergeant Lloyd
women's organizations were Kroom, son of Mr. and Mrs.
represented. Sho outlined tho Henry Kroom of Sulcm, In a
work ahead this coming week half past eight o'clock evening
and received a simply mar- coremony read Friday. Novcm-
vcloin response. ber the sixth, In Sparta, Wis-
Present at the luncheon cousin,
wero Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. Phil Tho service was recited by
Brlxnor, Mrs. Leslie W. Pcate, (,0 Rev. Frank J. Wright in
Mrs. Jacques J. Slelgcr, conn- tho Congregational parsonage,
ty commltleo members; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Myers,
Samuel A. Mushen of th a formerly of this city, attended
Junior chiunucr league; Mrs. the young couple. Both Mr.
Iloraco K. Gel, Mrs. Glenn Froom and Mr. Myers are
Kent and Mrs.. William L. members of tho 301st ordnance
Scott of tho Library club and division, United States army,
garden group; Mrs. R. A. La- and stationed at Camp McCoy
l.ondc, representing Catholic near Sparta.
Daughters of America; Mrs. Tho brl(lc wore , smBrt
Burt E Hawkins and Mrs. R. wc wool aftcrnooll frock
P. tlllngson Sr., Christmas wtl fuschla trlnii ,,,,
Seal bale campaign and Mam- fujchla )nl nd S11KC ,e
! 1 t0.UM f nSsoci"1t "i ofd'ld "l "'0 shoulder.
Miss Lilllc Darby, president .. , ...
of the Business and Pro.os- Mrs.. J room Is expected to
sional Women, and Miss Ele- r'lurP ll0m; " ,T,CkC'V '
mini WmilliiTf.ir. . n in nf
BPW; Mrs. Bcuiifurd K. liny-
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Mr. Hurry Wayne, DuukIv
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Jlnnnon, Mrs. Cur! Ihison, Mrs.
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Luudy, Sojourners, and Mrs.
Ncal Slewiirt, The Herald and SOPHOMORES
News. Mrs. Brlxner also rep-
.resented Soroptimists and ENTERTAIN
Venturlsts AT WILLARD
Mayor John Houston, In
official proclamation, has set Members of tho Sophomore
aside November 22 to 28 as class of Sacred Heart acad-
Women at War week and emy entertained Friday eve-
urged cooperation of all or- ning at the Willard hotel with
ganiziltiuns and Invldiduuls in .. a "sophomore hop" which is
observance of this period. given nmially. Guests wore
Members of tho Soroptl- sport Vgs and there was a
. mist and Venture clubs are punch bowl.
. taking over the work of pub- Miss Helen Lcsmcistcr was
llcUing and urging the sale of chairman of the danco and as
war savings bonds and stamps sistcd by Miss Peggy Pruitt,
in the city's theatres. Venture Miss Helen Peterson, Miss
club ghis will sponsor a clcv- , Calhryn Doran, Miss Dorothy
or feature at tho Esquire tho- ' Daley, Miss Shirley Smith and
aire where they will have a MlssElcanor Brick.
dart game with Hitler as the .
target. Price to throw a dart , p t w d nllmorous fca.
of course war stumps. hires
The Business and Profcs- Theme song of Women at
bional Women will huvo ( War wock is "Pnlso u,0 Lo,.d
charge o the stores and sales and Pnss the Ammunition,"
in the business houses. slightly changed to the slo-
Members of the Girls . gan, ''Praise tho Lord but Buy
Friendly society of St. Paul's, tho Ammunition."
under the direction of Mrs. Soloists aren't especially
Hiirlun P. Bosworth, Will sell needed what the sing needs
stamps on the streets Sutur- is family voices, lifted In
duy. They will have luncjicon' thankful praise o Thanksgiv-
at. the parish houso under -tho lug, lifted in the sheer Joy of
direction of Mrs. J. Hardin singing and being Americans
Carter. " all. Usually the people that
Mrs. Fred LuForgo of the sing because they love to sing
American Legion auxiliary, aren't especially in "fino
has taken over the work of voice." But they lovo to sing
contacting 'till city and subur- and this Is their chance. Conic
bun schools and. urging fain- ' one, come all, and bring tho
Hies to attend the "sing." family. Friday night, night
The Sing? What do you after Thanksgiving. Miss Ma
men tho "sing." rio Obonchain has kindly con
Haven't you hoard about the sentcd to be tho accompanist.
BING? Songs will bo mimeograph-
On Friday night at eight ed and passed among tho au
o'clock, November tho twon- .' dionce by students. Please
ty-sovonth, tho night after como and bring your families
Thanksgiving remember, thero ' to tho "SING." Ministers will
will bo a huge community . announco the community song
sing ut Klamath Union high fest from their pulpits Sun
school auditorium. Charles day.
Stanfleld will direct the sing- Remember Women at War
ing and there will he solos by week,. November 22 to 28.
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Union high school and later
attended Oregon State college,
was Klumnth Foils rep
MBAnluHun f lltn .w.ifi fl-
"until vui pui uuuii.
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PROEBSTELS
ON RANCH .
IN WASHINGTON
Word has been received
from Mr. and Mrs. R. R.
Proebstel that they are im
mensely enjoying their life on
the "CD" ranch near Husum,
Washington. Young Jimmy
Proebstel was two years old
on Friday, November the
thirteenth.
Tho Procbstels recently dis
posed of their interests in the
Oregon Tualatin valley and
have mado their home on the
"CD" since October the first.
Mrs. Proebstel write that she
has a lovely view of snow
covered Mount Adams "right
outsido tho kitchen window."
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Delphian, Delta Gamma
chapter, will meet Tuesday
morning at a quarter to ten
o'clock with Mrs. Dean Os
born, Lawrenco street. The
leader will bo Mrs, E. II. Bnl
siger, tho .topic, "Literature as
a Social Art."
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SOCIETY
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LOTS OF FUN at Scott Reed's party last Friday night at the Nelson Reed
home on Del Moro street. Upper right,; Sally Mueller and Jimmy Howard,
both serious minded in the middle of a dance. Upper left, Joan O'Neill
looks at her supper plate while Chuck Shinn looks pretty for the camera
man. Above, the piano is a good place for eating! Left to right, Ted Reeves,
Dick Eatherton, Bob Thompson, Chuck Shinn and Tommy Snyder. During
supper hour the picture taking gentleman snaps this group, left to right,
Marilyn O'Neill, Barbara Roskamp, Ruth Merrill, Mary Lou Timmons and
Jerry Hicks. Below, Dale Constans, Scott Reed, the host, and Forrest Losee,
exhibit A-l interest in food.
AU pictures by Wesley Gudcrian of The Herald and News.
Women at Wo Week
Sunday Church Day.
Monday Family Day.
Tuesday School Day.
Wednesday Theatre Day.
. Thursday Thanksgiving.
Friday Community sing, KUHS auditoi ium, 8. p. m.
Saturday Retailers Day. Girls Friendly society selling bonds
and stamps. Wind-up of sale, ..
GOAL $75,000.
Sympathy of their many
friends goes to Mrs. A. G.'Proc-'
tor and Mr. Lawrenco K.
Phelps over tho passing of
their mother, Mrs. Amelia
Thclps, in Campbell, Califor- .
nla.
This evening at half past
seven o'clock Theta Rho girls
club will sponsor a pinochle
party to which the public is
invited. The affair will be
given In IOOF hall. Refresh
ments will be served.
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Toastmistress club will meet
at halt past seven o'clock Mon
day in tho library of Fremont
school.
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Council Slated '
To Meet Monday
Tho Klamath Falls Council
of Church Women will meet
Monday, November the twenty-third,
at two o'clock in the
parlors of tho First Methodist
church. This is a special meet
ing called by the president,
Mrs. John Yudon,
All interested worn e n ,;
whether members or not, are
urged to attend.
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Mr. and Mrs. Rahlen C.
Hastings arc spending this
weekend in Portland and help
ing their son, Ben, celebrate
his twenty-first birthday. Ben
Is a student at Reed college.
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LUNCHEON
PLANNED BY
PAST MATRONS
Aloha Past Matrons club
will meet..next Friday after
noon, November the twenty
seventh, for twelve o'clock
to be served in the Masonic
temple. Members are asked
to note the change in time
from one to twelve, at the re
quest of the president, Mrs.
Charles Joseph Martin. This
change was made in order that
club members who work will
be ablo to attend.
Committee members include
Mrs. E. H. Balsiger, Mrs. Har
ry W. Bathiany, Mrs. J. I.
Beard and Mrs. George Cas
per. Clark Weaver is spending
this weekend in Klamath
Falls as guest of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin L.
Weaver of Auburn street.
Clark has been living in Port
land these past several
months. .
St. Paul's Bazaar
Plans Announcecl
Fun for Children and Grown-ups Included in
Program Slated for December Fifth
Plans are being made for the annual bazaar sponsored by
St. Paul's Episcopal church and planned for the afternoon and
evening Saturday, December the fifth, in the parish house on
Jefferson at Eighth street. All members of the parish and their
friends, and especially children of the city, are cordially in
vited to attend.
Chairman Is Mrs. John S.
PI pl Coppage and she is assisted
A TV r mr"K by the various groups: Mrs.
. X I i-J I I O W. B. Hendrickson, Mrs. Le-
M I Lw r, . Roy Tyrrell, Mrs. ft. Henry
aUS Dy CIKS Anderson and Mrs. Ralph S.
' Hopkins oi the Guild, Mrs.
FIU "sUIp Thrtnknivinn
ciks iiare inanksgiving
bve Dance and Break
fast Wednesday
A gay affair of next week
'is the annual Thanksgiving
eve ball which will be given
for Elks and their ladies in
the Elks temple Wednesday
evening, November the twenty-fifth.
The party will be semi-formal,
members of the commit
tee report, with a cocktail
hour from nine to ten o'clock
in the pine paneled room.
Dancing will continue until
after midnight with a bounti
ful Thanksgiving breakfast
served at half past one
o'clock.
Members of the committee
are Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ev
ans, chairmen; Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Moore, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Linman, Mr. and Mrs. .
Jiomer Ellis and Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Ward.
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KLAMATH '
GIRLS PLEDGE
AT ARMSTRONG'S
Betty Buchanan, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Buchanan, and Jo Eleanor
Lust, daughter of L. F. Lust,
both of Klamath Falls, were
two of eighteen freshmen
Dledced recently to the Beta
Sigma Delta sorority of Arm- FACULTY
strong college, Berkeley. WIVPQ MCCT
The pledges were honored VVIVCo IvlCdl
at an informal tea given at the fij FRENCH HOME -St.
Francis hotel, and a formal
dance at the Hotel Mark Hop- Mrs. Dwight French enter
kins jn San Francisco. tained at her home on Wash
Miss Buchanan and Miss ingtori street Thursday eve
Lust are taking a private sec- ning of last week for the Fac
retarial course at the college. . ulty Wives club of Klamath
Union high school. The time
NILE COMPLETES . was sPent i sewing and later
CCAlMr" DDii Icr-T a "serve yourself" dessert
otWIINt? rKWJtVI where guests made their own
FOR HOSPITAL sundaes, dispensed from the
dining room.
This year's project of sew- Mrs. Harold Teale will en
ing for crippled children of tertain the group at the an
the Shriner's hospital has been nual Christmas party in De
completed by 'members of the cember.
Klamath Falls Nile club, it Present were Mrs. Stanley
was announced this week, and Woodruff, Mrs. Harold Teale,
garments will be shipped im- Mrs. Wendell Smith, Mrs. Ted
mediately to the hospital in Russell, Mrs. Frank Ramsey,
Portland. Mrs. Joseph Peak, Mrs. Har-
Each member is asked to 0a paimer, Mrs. LeRoy Erd-
bring a toy to the December mann, Mrs. Paul Deller, Mrs.
meeting of the club to be sent Kendall, and Mrs. French,
to the hospital in time for the 4. 4. 4.
children's Christmas. riAKir'IM
A number of new members UANUIINto
who were recently initiated PARTY AT
into Zuleima temple, Daught- ,
ers of the Nile, were wel- CARTER HOME '
corned at the club's Novem
ber meeting and each was Miss Charlotte Carter enter
presented with a golden pon- tcrtained a group of the young
pon chrysanthemum. New er set at a dancing party at
members attending included the home of her parents, Dr. .
Mrs. E. W. Swartz, Mrs. How- and Mrs. J. Hardin Carter on
ard Listoe, Mrs. C. S. Elliot, Pacific Terrace, last Saturday
Mattie . McDaniels, Mrs. Wil- evening. Supper was served
liam Hackler, Mrs. William at a late hour.
Zumbrun and Mrs. Herman Guests of Charlotte includ
Gisvold. ed Sally Mueller, Joan O'Neill,
. '.'.' Barbara Roskamp, Ruth Mer-
Regular meeting of Aloha rill, Mary Lou Timmons, Juno
chapter,- Order of the Eastern Bosworth, Lois . Cada, Lola
Star, will be held Tuesday Mario Whisenant, and .Jean
evening at eight o'clock in the - nine Selby, Jerry Hicks, Jim
Masonic temple. All members my Howard, Scott Heed, For
and visiting members are in- rest Losee, Tom and Jerry
vited to attend by Mrs. Char- Snyder, Fred and Ted Reeves,
lotto Martin, worthy matron, Rodney Murray, Jimmy Pal
and Mr. LeRoy Erdmann, wor- ,mer, Dick Eatherton and
thy patron. Charles Shinn.
ald Shaffer, Mrs. Helen
MueHer and M. Edward
Goeckner of Wednesday club,
Mrs. R. Heber Radcliffe of tha
Women's auxiliary, Miss Hazel
Morrison, Miss Margaret
Flock and Miss Sally Mueller
of the Girls Friendly society,
and Mr. Wyatt Padgett, Mrs.
James Patterson, Mr. Roy
Fremo and Mr. Neal Stewart
of the vestry.
Mrs. Carey M. Ramsby " of
the Guild is in charge of the
buffet supper which will b
served In the evening and she
is being assisted by Mrs.
Ralph S. Hopkins, Mrs. Phil D.
Schroeder , and Mrs John
Schubert.
. In the' afternoon there ui
a program for the children in
cluding a movie, a stage show,
puppet show,: punch . bowl,
candy booth;; fortune . telling
booth, dart games,;' .and th
country store.- '-5.'-'
Grown-ups will "enjoy a buf
fet supper followed- by danc
ing and the cooked food, sew
ing and . country store booths
will continue throughout the
evening.---.;-.: - -;. :-''.
A powerfully good supper
will be served by Mrs. Rams
by and her co-workers and
families are asked to come
early.
Hours of the afternoon
show will be announced later
by Mrs. Coppage.