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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
P'AGB SEVEN
MEnnil.r, Thn Morrill Sorv
Ice club which fur ninny wwka
lina met lit llm I.llmiry club
loom when) liiiii'hvon hua bi'i-n
m-rvort hy h fnw iiirmljur of tlio
I.IIji niy club linn week ruMimrrl
Itincliooii ini'dlngs nl thn Fnlin
. cnfo oiimird I'i'i't'Mtly by Mr, nnd
Mrs, Lloyd Johnson,
Terry KiIwiuiIb, funnel' vice
pi csldiiit of llm club, immnned
tllO rONpUllHil lllllll'H of ICldt'lll
iH'cccdliiM Ucl Dlllurd whoo
i c.tlK'in t Ion wns iicccplcd prior to
III InivliiK fur Hid Jlrnlcy dis
trict. Wlllliiui Poi!, innniiucr of
the Merrill Knfewiiy store wuit
appointed to fill Terry' unex
pired term nil vice president.
I'liul Lewis win iippolutcd to
ask use of the cily truck for
clciiivup day. Thn (Into will bj
niinouneecl Inter to hlnue on the
time that the truck will be uvnll
iiblo, Ho.ildenl of Merrill are
nuked to huvo refuse ready to
Unit thn proKinm limy bo curried
nut with II minimum Ions of tlmo,
TIicih will bn no curlngo cliniKO
un the Service club I responsible
for flumicliiK the project,
Gcoriin Thomii will chock on
Iho condition of the city pork
u n d pluynround critilpinnnl
which mny be In need of rcpulr.
E. C. Robinson Buys
Loo Wells' Farm
TUI,KI,AKK E. C, Robinson,
for ninny yours employed by llm
J. T. NiiK'ey Implement com
pany and luter by tho Floyd A.
Uoyd company, him purchuscd
tho Leo Wolln' fnrm, one of the
first hninruleiiris In tho Tillelnko
district, n i id with Mm. Itobliuion
In moviitu linmedliitcly to the
new locution. Mr. mid Mrs.
Wells huvo lived for Rome tlmo
at llunford, Calif., and tho place
win cared for by Wells' broth
er, Wllllum F. Wells, who ex
pcctii to leave thin week for Chl
ciffio for a temporury stop, No
consideration wua given on the
transaction.
HAVE CARD PARTY
MF.rtMIX Women of the
Mouse, Merrill chapter No. 18
and a fow guests were enter
tallied April iifl, at tho homo of
Mra, Lotn Stolt at a plciisiinlly
planned afternoon of card. Mra,
Agnes Bchrclner, Matin, waa co
hostess. High score In pinnclilo
wont to Mra. Margaret Klelda,
low to Mra. Uorla Wlncburgcr,
tho traveling prize to Mra. Hose
Van Meter. Flvo tablca were In
play.
Ilefreshinenta wero served to
Mra. Margaret Klelda, Mra. Dor
la Wlneburger, Mra. Roue Van
Meter, Mra. Marie Vacknitz,
Mra, Catherine Campbell, Mra.
Mabel Cunningham, Mra. Caro
lyn Lofgren, Mra. Veronica Mc
Neill, Mra, Nora Shuck, Mra.
Louisa Iccnblcc, Mra. Vlaata
Potrlk,' Mra. Margucrlto Hadley,
Mra, Eather Johnson, membcra of
tho order,
Mra. Ruby Tabor, Mra. Lena
Parker, 'Mra, Bagwell, Evelyn
Caraon and Martha Roblson,
guenta.
Lincoln
Homer Llppcrt waa taken to
tho Aahland hoapital Thursday
with a severe attack of pneu
monia. Mr. Miller, the Groensprlnga
school bus driver to Ashland,
was unable the first part of the
week to make the usual trips
becauao of a minor oporation
performed on his noae Satur
day. Ho Is recovering nicely
and hopea to bo able to go Wed
nesday. The North Pinehurat school
children are preparing a Moth
er's Day program for the
monthly evening PTA meeting
Friday, May 7.
Mra. Bertha McKlnncy, the
upper grades' teacher, Is board
ing with Mr, and Mrs. Carol
Converse for the rest of the se
mester, Mr. and Mra. Tom Louder
have moved into tho houso va
cated by Mrs. McKirmey.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hartwcll
and family have moved to their
new realdence across from Mt.
View camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Arllegh Kenyon
entertained his mother from
Ashland over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Brandsncss
of Klamath Falls, parents of
Mrs. Ernie Johnson and Harold
Brandsness, are making their
homo with tho Johnsons for the
present.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bates
wero shopping In Klamath Falls
Saturday.
Among Ashland shoppers
last week were Mr. and Mrs.
Cliff Bealy, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
llegh Kenyon, Mr. and Mrs. C.
Converse, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Hinshaw, Mr. and Mra. Roy
Vermillion and Mrs. Nellie
Rowton and daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. Carol Converse
have purchased a milch cow.
Those attending the senior
high play In Ashland Friday
night were Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Gertson and Barbara Joyce and
Mr. and Mrs. C, Converse and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lemual Mc
Bride and daughter from Pros
pect were visiting Mr. and Mra.
I. M. McBrlde over the weekend.
Hager
Larry Snyder Is back at
school after a short Illness.
Bruce Hess Is confined to his
home with tho mumps, but Is
feeling fine.
Al and Elmer Pcrrle helped
George Kohler move Saturday.
Mr. Woodard moved Friday to
his work.
Mrs. Pounds has a bid on
onions which Is keeping her
busy now.
Mra. James Coffelt, the for
mer Jo Baldwin, ex-resident of
Hager, returned to Klamath
Falls Thursday from Colorado
Springs, Colo., to stay with her
mother, Mrs. Lee Baldwin of
Worden street, as Sgt. James
Coffelt expects to be sent over
seas In the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kohler
were business callers hore Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Halnea Mc-Nolae
were business visitors at Chilo-
qutn Sunday.
The Huntley ground was being
plowed Monday by Floyd Short.
Mrs. Susie Bland of Home-
dale went to Los Angeles, Calif.,
Friday to drive back a truck.
UPS AND DOWNS
PORTLAND, Ore., m
James Lyon, fl, played catch
with his mother's purse as he
trotted along on a shopping er
rand.
The purse, containing $29,
landed on a building ledge far
above his head.
Two policemen finally re
trieved it for the frantic Jimmy.
Thousands of surface vessels
in convoys have been escorted
by navy blimps, and only one
of these ships has been lost to
submarines.
FETED AT DINNER
Henley high achool seniors
wero feted at a dinner given by
Mrs. R. C. Short and Mra. W, F.
Hllyard at the W. F. Hllyard
home last Friday evening.
Present at the dinner was R.
C. Short, member of the Henley
school board when Henley's first
one-room school was organized.
Seniors In attendance were
Dale Chcyne, Nile Tucker, Har
old Chesnut, Jim Sullivan, Lyle
Haley, Mildred Tipton, Bruce
Hess, Nadine Shlnar, Ruth Crum
rine, Mary Bruncr, Pat Maston,
Verna Cheyne, Margaret Mur
phy, Bonita Smith, Rebecca
Scholton and Patricia Avery.
Other guests Included Ben
Murphy, Garret Dean Hllyard,
Glen Hilyard, Mr. and Mrs. Car
rol Howe and son, George How.
Guests enjoyed croquet, ping
pong, singing and dancing.
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