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Newspaper Page TextNovember 21, 1042 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN Klamath Pair Have 0th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Morgan Receive Congratu lations From Friends on Golden Wedding Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Morgan of filOB Avalon street, ob served tholr fiftieth wedding anniversary on Sunday, Novem ber lha fifteenth, with open housn for friends. Dlnnar was lervad al ona o'clock with covert placed for thirty-eight relative. Bevonty-flve called during the day. All of the Immediate family of alx ions and three daughter were crosanl with their families, ni and with the exception of two grandson who lire with tho navy In tho fighting zone, all enjoyed the day with the Mor gan. Mr. and Mra. Morgan were married In Wausau, Wisconsin, In 1002 and enmo to Oregon In 11)08 and sutllod on a ranch near Roseburg. During the first World war thiy moved to Klamath Falls. Two sons, Ollliam and Mark, served In nt war and one son, their youngest, Ronald Judd Mor gan, Is In tho present conflict. Gursts guthered for dinner In the IOOF hall. Tho tablo win decorated with lovely (lowers and centered with a golden wedding cake. Tho floweri wero presented by the Women"! Society of Christian Service of tho first Methodist church of which Mm. Morgan has been a member for fifty years. Thanksgiving day fav ors made the tablo gay. Among those present were two grand children, Linda and Charles Warren, Ashland. Ciucst included Mr. and Mrs, John Schncohcrgur, Mrs. Rachel Swan, Mrs. Mlnnlo Kluth, Mrs. Luella Hough, Mrs. Mae Muck, Mr. M. 1.. Guderian and Mrs. Mary Gildrrlan, G. 0. Harrison, Mrs. Dora Harrison, Mrs, lllnncho T, Brunnnn; Mrs. Muttlu 11. Barnstable, Mrs. Amelia Rles Vilck of Falls City, Nebraska, Mrs. Elmer H. Balslgor, Mrs. Carolyn Kelly, Mrs. W. E. 6awchuck, Mrs. G. T. Cn.iper, Mr. and Mrs. Chris W. Litzen berger and Patricia, Mrs, Hor tense Strong, Miss Phyllis Ho gan, Mrs. Katherlno Levlngs, Mrs. Marlon Houghtallng, Mrs. Lillian Hagman. Mrs. Sarah Smith, Mrs. Florence Gllklson, Mrs. Angle (lenders, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Wlshard, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Wakeman, Miss Hobby Bray, W, J. Morgan, Mr, and Mrs. W, L. Goodwin and Edna, Jlmmla Brown, Mr. and Mrs, Mark Morgan, Betty and Jun ior, Cottage Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Metvln Morgan, Jerry and Pat, and from Ashland, Mr. and Mrs", A. T. Norrla . nd Emily, Mr. and Mrs. Leon- Od Warren, L I o d a and larles, Mrs. A. llarrl, Mr. and Mrs. Jamts Morgan and Joanne and Darken, Ronald Judd Morgan of Camp Luis Obispo, and the following from Klamath Tails, Mr. and Mrs. George T. Morgan, Geor gia, Carley, Tommy and Mar lene, Mrs. W. O. Hill, Ronald and Leah Roe, and Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds Morgan, SERVICE READ AT CAMP ROBERTS Elsie Rose Boldlschar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Boldlschar of this city, became tho brldo of Private Robert Albert Monctt, In a ceremony road at the South east chapel at Camp Roberta, JC"l"ornl lx o'clock, the Oenlng of November the Tourth. Tho service was re cited by Chaplain James T. Fish beforo a candle-lighted al tar. The bride wore a teal blue afternoon frock trimmed In white, a teal blue hat and alJi gator brown accessories. She had an orchid pinned at the houlder of her gown. Miss Dorothy Mayfield, bridesmaid, wore a chocolate brown afternoon suit with brown and white accessories. Her corsage was of red rose buds. Mr. John W. Scale, fellow eervlco man, was tho groom'a attendant, The bride Is well known In this city. Mr. Monctt la with the 78lh Infantry, Company A, Camp Roberts, and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Monett of ftiperlor, Wisconsin. Before Tillering the service he served as display manager with Sears Roebuck company. BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR BLYMISS BLY Mrs. George Elliott entertained with a dinner In honor of her daughter, Jean, on the occasion of her eighth birthday anniversary Thurs day evening of last week. The little guests spent tho lime pitying games and enjoying movie. Attending were Nancy Tib beets, Joan L a k e y, Carol Tucker, Edith Ling, Sis Patz ke, Eleena Gooch, Lois Dia mond, Jullu Dolliick, Grace Owers, Bonnie Haney, Janet Wriffln and Jean Elliott. Ceremony Recited Geraldine Manning Bride in Service Sat urday Evening Miss Geraldine Manning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Manning, becamo the bride of Orvlllo Dallon, Jr., ion of Mr. Orvlllo D. Dulton, In a beauti ful ceremony solemnized Sat urday evening, November the fourteenth, at eight o'clock, at the home of the bride's grand mother, Mrs. Mary H. Town send. 421 Alumeda street. Rev. Vlclor Phillips read tho ser vice before an altar covered with a lace cloth from Scot land, upon which rested tall white tapers and an heirloom Bible, beforo a bank of palms and chrysanthemums. Before tho ceremony Mrs. Wlnnlfrod Glllcn sang "I Love You Truly," accompanied by Mrs. David Uurgoyne upon the violin. The traditional wedding pro cessional was played by Mrs. David Uurgoyne as tho bride, upon hor father's arm. entered the room. She was lovely In a gown of soft old rose and car ried an old fashioned colonial bouiiucl. Mrs. Krnest Rrelthaupt, the bride's only attendant, wore a frock of blue with a corsage of pink rosebuds. The groom was attended by his brother, Mr. Clifford Dalton. After the ceremony the brldo and groom cut a white wedding cake. The table was lovely with a lace cloth, tall white tapers and small white chrysanthemums. The bride's mother wore a brown flow ered frock with a corsage of pink rosebuds and assisted in serving. Thoso present were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brcithaupt, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brolthaupt, Babe Dalton, Mclvlu Dalton, Mr, and Mrs, Clifford Dalton, Mrs. Will Wood, Loulo Randall, Helen Czmowskl, Mrs. Ladd Hoyl, Mrs. Wlnnlfred Glllcn, Mrs. David Burgoyne, How ard Manning, Ralph Man ning, Rev. and Mrs. Victor Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Manning and Mary H. Town send. A dinner was given Novem ber tho eleventh at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Stey ska) in Malin honoring Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wolgrcn of Hay springs, Nebraska. Guests In cluded Mr. and Mrs. Walgren, Mrs. Antonle Stcyskal, Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Wolgrcn and daughter, Barbara Janet, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stcyskal and son, Richard, Miss Joanne Stcyskal and Glen Stcyskal. Games and cards followed dinner. ts wer-yii q nwqw'f wait ' 1 . ' i 4 & A l! L n - M MEET THE DIMENTS1 Mr. and Mrs. Archie Dlment and their young charmer, Sandra, taken during a recent visit by Mr. Dlment with his family. Mrs. Dlment is the former Dorothy Templar. . -Kennell-EUis. . It Hi 1 Iff , ' A V Cr" V? facial Calendar Saturday, November 21 Thvta ftho girls club card party, 7:30 p. m. In IOOF hall. Pinochle to be played. Public Invited. Monday, November 23 Degree of Honor annual potluck supper, KC hall, 7 p. m. Klamath Falls Council of Church Women, Methodist church parlors, 2 p. m. Edith Cunning book club, BPW, with Augusta Parker and Lllllc Darby, 827 Eldo rado. Minerva Book club. BPW, with Dclphia Hoyt, 2063 Bis bec street. The Catholic Daughters of America will entertain their husbands at a potluck supper at 7 p. m. In the parish hall. Following tho supper, plans have been made for a social hour which should be very enjoyable. Toastmlstress club, 730 p. m., llbrory of Fremont school. Tuoiday, Novambor 24 ' Foreign policy group of the Klamath County League of Women Voters, under the lead ership of Mrs. E. A. Geary, to meet at tho home of Mrs. Everett R. Dennis, 1050 Huron street. Regular meeting of Aloha, OES, Masonic templo, ' Delphian with Mrs. Dean Os born, 0:45 a. m.. Leader, Mrs. E. H. Balsiger . Wadnasday, November 25 Thanksgiving Eve dunco for Elks and tholr ladles, Elks ballroom. Thursday, Novsmbtr 26 Thanksgiving. Friday, November 27 Song fest at KUHS auditor ium, 8 p. m. Public urged to attend this Thanksgiving community sing sponsored by Women at War week. Wadnatday, December 2 Wednesday club, St. Paul's, business meeting followed by cards, u '. Thursday, December 3 All-day meeting of Guild at St. Paul's. Complete arrange ments for bazaar. Guild of St. Barnabas in parish house, Langcll Valley. Klamath Lutheran Ladies Aid annual bazaar in the church parlors. Plans for a food sale and lunch in connec mft? syyaaraa 3 4 " t GOLDEN WEDDING OBSERVED Mr. and Mrs. W, R. Morgan, pioneers of Klamath Falls, cele brated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on November the fifteenth. Many called to felicitate the well known couple. , Comart studio. tlon with the bazaar have been cancelled. Monday, Decembar 7 Annual Christmas party of Eulalona chapter, DAR, with Mrs. J. F. King, 801 Alameda. Saturday. December 12 Alpha Rho, Delta Kappa Gamma fraternity, to have Christmas party at Parker home on Kklorado. Saturday, Decembar 5 Annual holiday bazaar, car nival, supper, sponsored by St. Paul's Episcopal church, parish house. St. Mary's Altar society. Sacred Heart church, needle work and apron sale, Tim's former location on Ninth street. Tuesday, December 8 Ballet Russo de Monto Car lo, Pelican theatre. Sponsored by Klamath Community Con cert association. Wednesday, December 9 Sojourners Christmas parly, Willard hotel. Thursday, Decembar 10 Klamath Lutheran Ladles' Aid society will hold their an nual bazaar and cooked food sale In the church parlors. They will also serve lunch in tha evening. Saturday. Decembar 12 Holiday bazaar sponsored by Women's Council, First Christian church, in First Fed eral Savings and Loan build ing, 540 Main. Monday, December 14 Defense program sponsored by Library club, main audi--torium public library, 2 p. m. Mrs. E. A, Geary, Asia; Mrs. Everett Dennis, India. Pro gram followed by silver tea to raise money for defense bond. Exhibit of Christmas wrappings using common ma terials. Wednosday, December 18 Wednesday club, St. Paul's Christmas party, 8 p. m. Each person to bring a gift. Parish house. Sunday, Decembar 20 Meeting of Mothers club, Sacred Heart academy, 1 p. m. in tho auditorium. Shower for the sisters of the school. Friday, January 15 Edward Kilenyi, pianist. Pelican theatre, sponsored by Klamath Community Concert association. Friday, March 8 Helen J e p a o n, soprano, Pelican theatre, sponsored by Klamath Community Concert association. PINOCHLE CLUB MEETS AT GOOD'S The Lucky Thursday Pi nochle club met with Mrs. Nettie Good, 2020 Darrow avenue, on November the nineteenth. 'After a dessert luncheon pinochle was played, with high score going to Es-. telle Smith, second to Rita Fuller, low to Nona Hall and the traveling prize to Ruth Seehorn. Members attending were Florence Young, Mary Martin, Rita Fuller, Ruth See horn, Maude Phillips, Agnace Lowe, Eatelle Smith, Kate Crowson, Nona Hall, Vera Good, Fannie Goddard and the hostess, Nettle Good. The next meeting will be with Nona Hall 915 East Main street, on December the third. THREE R CLUB GROUP ENTERTAINED Mrs. Delosia Hansen of Dunsmuir entertained at the homo of Mrs. Lola Myers, 129 North Fifth street, Thursday at luncheon for past presi dents of the Three R club. Tables were decorated with miniature turkeys and the Thanksgiving motif was used In favors. Guests Included Mrs. Jestia Kaylor, Mrs. Ella Pauley, Mrs. Kale Hoguo, Mrs. Estel Bright, Mrs. Marjorle Perkins, Mrs. Frances KllUan, Mrs. Betty Allen, Mrs. Kathleen Hep burn, Mrs. Anna McCormack, Mra. Lucille Heifer, Mrs. My ers and the hostess, Mrs. Han sen. Si B2 Vl it Rayon and Cotton Damask DINNER CLOTHS Lustrous shiny cloths that enrichen the festal spread. Conventional and ' scroll patterns in wide choice in white and pastel colors. Dinette to full banquet sizes. ' Novel and Colorful Bridge and Luncheon Sets For tloliday Festivities A dazzling array of new hand painted rayons, maderia and embroidered organdy sets for the holiday bridge parties. SIZES 36x36 125 FuXVICIORY tm bXjv V.'IM TATtl Mj wa a yj7,IONDS 1 CASCADE CHAPTER HOLDS MEMORIAL SERVICE Cascade Crest chapter 159, OES, met Wednesday evening in the Masonic temple at Chlloquln with Mrs. Walter Brown, worthy matron, and Dr. Phillip Cole, acting wor thy patron, presiding. A memorial ceremony for members of the order, who have died the past year, was held, the worthy matron giv ing a brief history of each of the following: Mabel Scttlemeler, worthy grand matron of Oregon in 1918-19; Maisie Morande who Joined tho chapter October 17, 1929, acted as worthy ma tron and was secretary of the chapter at the time of her death; Jessie Stoddard who became a member April 10, 1S35. The altar was draped in white for this ceremony, with Mrs. Ivan O'Donoughue act ing aa chaplain, Mrs. William Page as marshal, Mrs. Ermel Hosley as conductress and Mrs. William Zumbrun, asso ciate conductress. Mrs. A. N. Whitp of Min neapolis, mother of the wor For a o FESTAL Imported Pure Irish Linen DAMASK CLOTHS Yes, we hove a limited stock of these pure linen cloths and will be sold under ceiling prices! Hand hemmed and hemstitched edges, ready for use. 6 and 8 matching napkins to each set. SIZES 66x86 and 56x76. 95 125 1495 Pure Linen Napkins Bleached 19.95 dOZ. Unhemmed Quaker Lace Egyptian DINNER CLOTHS Add modern charm to your Thanksgiving spread with a new Quaker Lae cloth this year. We have a complete stock of modern and period patterns in sizes for both banquet and dinette. The new lighter Egyptian shades giva richness and an airy tone to the festal spread. - SIZES 63x83 Napkins to 498.16 50 Napkins Included 50x50 52x70 11950 to JLO Set I HE WOMAN'S STOBE.incX thy matron, Mrs. Brown, was a special guest at the meet ing. During the evening, by in struction of Worthy Grand Matron Marjorle Simpson of the grand chapter of Oregon, Dr. Cole, as worthy patron, presented Mrs. Brown with a commission naming her grand representative of the grand chapter, Order of East ern Star of Nebraska. Pre vious grand honors given Cas cade Crest chapter include Mrs. Grace Wells, grand rep resentative. North Dakota, 1934; Mrs. Guy Staiger, grand page, 1935; Mrs. Ralph Lue, grand Adah, 1931; Mr. Wil liam Morande, grand commit tee member, 1941, and Mrs. Walter Brown, grand page, 1942. The Thimble club of the Neighbors of Woodcraft will meet on Tuesday, November the twenty-fourth, with Mrs. Leola Thompson, 3837 Shasta way. This will be an evening meeting instead of In the af ternoon. All members and friends are invited to attend. Pinochle and whist will be played, beginning at eight o'clock. Colorful SPREAD Pure In Ecru. 17x17. 54x54 72x90 50 Match 17"xl7" . . New Novelty Place Mat Sets . . ... 2.98 Finest French check gingham with fancy fringe border. 5 place mats and 4 napkins. Blue, red and green. Towels to match 45c each GUESTS AT NITZ HOME LEAVE FOR EAST Guesta at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Carl Nltz, 1026 High street, aro Mrs. Nltz's mother and sister, Mrs. Theodore Hoesner and Miss Sylvia Hoes ner of St. Louis, Missouri, where Miss Hoesner Is a m ployed by the government. They have been In Klamath Falls for about two weeks, and are leaving this weekend for their home. Several from tho Z 1 o n Lutheran church have enter tained in their honor since their arrival. On Friday, No vember the . thirteenth, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zotzman, 2447 Reclamation avenue, en tertained Mrs. Hoesner and Miss Hoesner, Rev. and Mra. Carl Nltz and their three sons at dinner, and on Armistice day they were dinner guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ron feld (Lucile App) of Merrill. On account of the storm, the Juvenile Neighbors of Woodcraft did not meet on Monday. Their next meeting will be on Monday, December the seventh, at four o'clock in the KC hall. 3 Linen Napkins 59C ea 54x72 72x108 59c and 79c ea We Close Saturdays At 6 P. M. ft ft i.