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May 22, 1943 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN Kainoow v7iris Install Officers Tulelako Order Has Inspiring Ceremony on Wednesday TULELAKE In o sprlngllko ulnionphore of early garden blomomi, newly olcctocl ofdoors ot tho Tulcluko assembly Ordor o( tlio Hulnbow (or girls wore Installed Wcdnoiduy ove nlng, May nlnutamtli, ot a coremony In tlio gymniulum of tho Tulelake high school. Porents and friends of tho girls wera guests. Velma Joon Dowmun, retiring worthy advisor, was pre sented with a gift, Volmu Jean In turn presenting her mother, Mrs. Leonard Dowmun of Merrill, with a comugo In recognition of her efforts In assisting two daughters to complete work In all chairs of tho assombly. Musical numbers wore played by Mndulon Schrolner on a clnrlnut, and by Har riett Coulson - who offorcd "Czurdus," by V, Monti, a piano solo, Arm bouquets of tulips and lilacs wore carried by tho In coming worthy advisor, Putty Gentry, and the worlhy asso ciate advisor, Phyuss bnyclor. Other offlcors iunlullcd In cluded Joyce Turnbaugh, Mope; Fanny Adums, Charily; Harriott Coulson, Faith; Made Ion Schrelner, drill leader; Dorothy Loosley, chaplain. Carolyn Rycknian, recorder; Dorothy Thomas, treasuror; John Smith, pianist; Eleanor Knndra, choir louder: Llndalco Calloway, confidential obsor vor; Joan Thompson, outer ob server; Blllle Hodges, Iris Faye Bradbury, Jcun Scott, Janice McCollum and Imogene Rowan, color stations. Mrs. C. C, Coulson, mother advisor, and Mrs, Flshor, as sociate mother advisor, were present for the ceremony which was followed by an hour of dancing end refresh ments. Installing officers wert, Velma Jean Bowman, Install ing worthy advisor; Mrs. Frank Carey. Merrill, install ing chaplain; Louisa Bowman, Installing marshal, and Mrs. Karl Gentry, installing musi cian. A joint meeting of assem blies ot Tulelake and Alturas will be held hero June the second at which time the grand worthy advisor of Cali fornia will visit. MISS GILCHRIST IS BRIDE OF W. TELFORD A wedding, of Interest to many in Klamath Falls was that of Miss Katlo Lucille Gilchrist, daughter of Mrs. Jessie Gilchrist, 2233 Durrow avenue, and Wilbur Telford, also of this city. Mrs. Telford has been a teacher In the Chlloquln schools for several years. The wedding was solemniz ed at the First Christian church on Monday, May the seventeenth at one o'clock In the afternoon, the Rev. Arthur Bster officiating. The bride wore a suit of dusty rose with navy accessories and the ma tron of honor, Mrs. Katherlno Hulme, of Chlloquln a moss green shirtwaist dress with dusty rose accessories. Both wore ' corsages of rosebuds and gardenias. Ray Telford, brother of the groom, was bes man., After a two week's trip to the coast Mr. and Mrs. Telford will ' be at home to their friends at 900 Mitchell street. THREE R CLUB TO MEET TUESDAY AT BORTIS HOME. Mrs. Ella Bortls entertained the Three R club at hor home on Roseway drive on May tlio eleventh at a dessert and cards." Awards at tho close of play were received by Mrs. Mar jorle Perkins, first and travel ing, Mrs. Kato Hoguc, second, and specie) prizes were given Mrs. Steele and Mrs. Kathleen Hepburn, : . Other members attending ware Mrs. Anna Shaffer, Mrs. Lola Myers, Mrs. Anna , mciprimit:K, mis. uvaiu xiuy- lor, Mrs. Frances Klllian, Mrs. Lucille Heifer, Mrs. Estcl Bright, Mrs. Martha Baker, Mrs. W. J. Stelnmetz and tho hostess. Next Tuesday's meeting of the club will be at the homo of Mrs. Bright on Hope street. ANW CLUB TO MEET WITH MRS. M'MILLAN Mn. Wi P. McMillan's home will be the gathering place for members of tho Art Needle Work club, Wednes day afternoon, May the twenty-sixth, when a potluclc luncheon will be enjoyed at one o'clock. i This will be the last moot ing of tho club year, and offi cers will be elected to serve for the coming club year. Mrs. Z. J. Powell has served as president for tho past year. Dorris Girl Recent Bride Miss Wilkins and Harry Beck Exchange Vows On Sunday DORRIS Traditional white satin was chosen for her wed ding by Mury Elizabeth Wil kins, duughtor of Mr, and Mrs. Ronco C, Wilkins, who bo came tho bride of Mr. Harry William Beck at a one o'clock ceremony rcud at tho parental Wilkins home Sunday after noon, May the slxteonth. Miss Cathcrlno Doran sang "I Lovo Vou Truly" before tho ceremony and Mrs. George Doran played Mendelssohn's wedding march as the brido entered on the arm- of hor father. Vows were oxchunged bo fore a bank of sweet peas, sweet wllllam, lilies and lark spur. The Reverend Eugene V. lluyncs of the Congregational church at Klumath Falls offi ciated. Tho brldo was lovely in a white satin gown with basque waist and bouffant skirt, Her fingertip veil was gathered In a spray of lilies of the valley and sho carried an arm bou quet of pink rosebuds tied with white satin streamers. Miss Jean Motschenbacher was her maid of honor. Sho wore an aqua floor length frock and carried pink carna tions tied with pink streamers. Bridesmaids Miss Joy . Mots chenbacher and Miss Doris Clayton were attired In pink and baby blue. Their bouquets were of pink carnations. Mr. Fred Beck was his brother's attendant. A wedding dinner was served following the cere mony. Covers were laid for twenty-flvo guests. Tho bride's table was centered with a cir clo of pink carnations sur rounding tho bride's sake. Mrs. Carl Boyd and Mrs. Andrew Cox assisted with the serving. Following a week's honey moon spent In the bay area Mr. and Mrs. Beck will be at homo at Wheatland, Califor nia whore they will spend the summer months. Guests at the wedding In cluded Mr. and Mrs, Harry M. Beck of Wheatland, parents of tho groom, Mr. and Mrs. An drew Cox and Mr. and Mrs. George Doran and daughter Catherine of Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mac of Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. C. E, Motschenbacher, Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Robinson and Mrs. Flora Murphy, besides members of the wedding party. The bride Is a member of this year's high school gradu ating class. Mr. Beck attended Marysvllla Junior college and the University ot California, where he majored in educa tion. He has been athletic coach and an Instructor at Butte Valley high school for two years. BAPTIST SOCIETY ELECTS OFFICERS FOR YEAR The Missionary Society of the First Baptist church held a . general meeting In the church parlors on May the twentieth. At noon a light luncheon was served and at one o'clock executive board met In the Blalock room, fol lowed at two o'clock by the goneral business meeting Mrs. Verne Griffith was elected president for the coming year, Mrs. Hudson Barrows record ing secretary, Mrs. Lloyd Hlg don corresponding secretary and Mrs. Charles Thomas treasurer. Mrs. Harry Stoler will be chairman of circle 1, Mrs. Harper circle 2, Mrs. John Saylor circle 3, Mrs. Lawrence Daggett circle 4, Mrs. J. H. Williams circle 8 and Mrs, Jack Orrell circle 6. Mrs. Griffith appointed Mrs, Dennis Lodlen personal ser vice chairman and Mrs, Frank Klllian the Bible study chair man, the other appointments not being made at this time, Tho Bible study hour fol lowed, led by Mrs, Frank Kll lian, this being the eighth ot a scries of lessons on Bible prophesy and its realization : in world events today, Miss Leora Repp of River side teaching staff Is leaving this weekend for Borkclcy, California, to spend the summer. r i '1 t ,'vf - " It'll ' rJ v V , ,00 r -a, 'i t i tA. . TLsr Or if ) ' ' ; ALMOST ONE YEAR OLD This is Richard LcRoy, H-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leslie of 135 Sheldon street, soon to see his first birthday. The young man is also the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Leslie of Los Angeles and Mrs. Mablc Hyde of 1110 Grant street. Bell. SURPRISE PARTY GIVEN FOR MRS. STEWART A surprise farewell pnrty was given for Mrs, Arthur Stewart on Friday afternoon, May the fourteenth, at her home on 1848 Bisbco street. Mrs. Lylo Hickman end Mrs. Peorl Burnett were hostesses for the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart and family plan to leave for Spo kane, Washington, soon to mako their home. She was' presented with many lovely gifts by . her friends. Those attending were . Mrs. Charles Agcr. Mrs. Ida RcginBto, Mrs. Robert Byors, Mrs. Amos Burnett, Mrs. Grace Thomas, Mrs. George Burnett, Mrs. Roy Call, Mrs. Floyd Stewart, Mrs, Lyle Hickman, Mrs. Roy Huff, Mrs. Pearl Burnett, Mrs, Francis Flowers, Mrs. George Flowers, Mrs, Claude Worlcy, Mrs. Will Car penter,'' Mrs. Katie Phipps, Mrs. Phil Motschenbacher, Mrs. Hilbcrt Largcnt, Mrs. Lee Sutton, and the guest of honor. 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AlsoTreatmenu for the Normal, the Dry, tlio Disturbed, the Mature, the Dull Drab Skin. l vurrm s KLAMATH'S COSMETIC CENTER 9th and Main 1aF - iff1 - .... . 4 NEIGHBORS OF WOODCRAFl . MEET MONDAY The Neighbors of Wood craft met in regular session on Monday evening, at eight o'clock in the KC hall. Guar dian Neighbor Susie Smith op ened the meeting, end several guests from Castle Crags cir cle 502 were introduced, Guar dian Neighbor Catherine Grif fith, Past Guardian Neighbor Ina Liscomb, Magician June Hale, Clerk Clara Gibson, Manager Mr. Arnold and Guards Sylvia Arnold and Ruth Newman. Following the business meeting Bingo was enjoyed and refreshments served, Mil dred Smith being in charge of entertainment and Leola Thompson, Eva Richardson and Evelyn Patterson the com mittee for refreshments. The next meeting will be June the seventh at eight o'clock in the KC hall. - - ..-r Townscnd Club number one met at tho home of Mrs. Betty Allen on Harlan drive for a potluck lunchedn. Those who attended were Mrs. R Schmlnskey, Mrs. J. M. Gray, Mrs. O. F. Jerrue, Mrs. C. B. Conoy, Mrs. Eva Myers, Mrs. Leon Crapo, Mrs. Betty Allen, Mrs. G. Mast, Mrs. Igneborg Wllkcrson, Mrs. Clara Price, Mrs. Bcrnico McCracken, and two visitors, Mrs. H. G. Berry, and Mrs. Lcona Battle. crime. Follow for unit t V4. 1 kwn I es Phone 4514 Lakeview AAUW Meets Mrs. Cliff Is Hostess to Chapter on Saturday, May Fifteenth LAKEVIEW For the last meeting until autumn AAUW members met at the home of Mrs. E, P. Cliff Saturday, May fifteenth, for dessert and a business meeting at half past on o'clock. Mrs. Richard Corbett, presi dent appointed standing com mittees for the coming year. Mrs. Walter Dykeman, chair man of International Rela tions; Mrs. Cart Pendleton, chairman of Legislature and Legal Statu of Women; Mrs. Ed McKay, chairman of Fel lowship; and Mrs. Milton Fish er, chairman of Membership. A new vice-president will have to be chosen to fill the vacancy to be . left by Miss Barbara Ketchum, who will not return to Lakeview In the fall; also a new secretary to take the place of Mrs. Viola Squires. Plans were made for the an nual, membership tea to be held In the fall,. when all wom en eligible for membership in the AAUW will be invited. Plans were also completed for the formal annual tea to be held May twenty-second from , the hours of three o'clock to four o'clock In honor of gradu ating high school girls. The tea will be held at the home of Mrs. Ed McKay. Members also made plans to contribute wash cloths for the.Junior Red Cross drive. Mrs. Edgar B. Mitchell, of Logan, Utah, and mother of Mrs, Cliff, was the guest ot the afternoon. Mrs. Mitchell, who recently lived In Argen tina for several years, spoke Informally to the group and held a round-table discussion on the life and customs of the Argentina people and the re lationship of Argentina and the United States. On Monday afternoon, May the seventeenth, the Juveniles of the Neighbors of Woodcraft met In the KC hall at four o'clock. This meeting closed the membership contest in which Patsy Clark has obtain ed the greatest number of new members, and. following the business meeting- a contest party was held, with thirteen present. Games and refresh ments closed the afternoon's 1 "y ' " " ' KARIN STRID Miss-Karin Strid, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Strid of 1019 McKinley street, com pleted her nurse's training May . the twelfth from Im manuel hospital, Portland. program, which was under the direction of Nancy Hall. The next meeting will be on the afternoon of June the seventh, the hour to be announced lat er. Alberta Allen, 2461 Orch ard way, was hostess to the Merry Mixers club on Thurs- day evening May the twenti eth. Cards were played dur ing the evening, .with high score held by Ruth Lawrence, and second by Pearl Paup Those attending were Billee Snider, Ruth Anderson, Ruth Lawrence, Dee Saylor, Jo Paup, Pearl Paup, Eleanor Curtis and Louise Cramblet The hostess was given a dres ser scarf shower during the evening by her friends. Louise Cramblet will entertain the club on the evening of Thurs day, June the third. - The new military air fields are expected to do for the air plane what good roads did for automobiles after the war. WW, He Recover? Klamath has over 4000 men in the armed forces. It would be a black day indeed if one of these young men should dte on the field of battle, for want of surgical dressings. 7"he way is left open for just such a tragedy unless more women volunteer for Red Cross surgical dressing work. If 100 more women join those who now are loyally work ing, and give just three hours a week of their time, our quota will be made. Surely there are 100 women with sons, husbands, broth ers or friends in the service who will accept this responsi bility. Phone the Red Cross, 7184, for information on working times. KLAMATH COUNTY CHAPTER American Red Cross CONTRIBUTED BY THE HERALD AND NEWS MERRILL WOMEN ELECT OFFICERS MERRILL Women of the Moose, Merrill chapter No. 18 meeting Tuesday night, May eighteenth with Mrs. Louisa Iccnblce, graduate regent in the choir olocted officers for the ensuing year. Mrs. Rose Van Meter will fill the chair as senior re gent; Mrs. Doris Wlnebarger, junior regent; Mrs. Hazel Kcnyon, chaplain; Mrs. Mil dred Lahoda, secretary and Mrs. Mary Lou Nine, treasur er. Installation and a dinner honoring charter members is planned for June fifteenth, members of the Loyal Order of Moose to be guests. Moth ers of the Moose with sons in service will also be honored. Mrs. Bessie Aubrey will en tertain at an afternoon ot cards May the twenty-seventh. Mrs. Nine was honored with a shower at the meeting this week and a towel shower for Moosehaven was on the pro gram. Mrs. Mamie Giacomlnl was in charge of the program giv en under the division of child. . . care and training. Community singing with Mrs. Lillian ' Thomas at the piano opened the program. Barbara Icen bice played a piano number and Mrs. Jessie Broughman offered a vocal number play ing her own guitar accompani ment. Margaret Icenbice and Mrs. Mamie Giacomlnl played a piano duet. Each member, following a plan organized to assist finan cially with the Women's Am bulance Corps' in Klamath Falls, donated a penny for each letter in the donor's name. A contribution is given each month by the chapter. Refreshments were served to- twenty-two members by Mrs. Nora Shuck, Mrs. Hazel Kenyon, Mrs. Estel Louisig not, Mrs. Kathleen Campbell and Mrs. Eleanor Noel. The Lady Eagles club meet ing has been changed from Friday of this week, to next Wednesday, May twenty-sixth at which time it will be held at the home of Mrs. Elvira Lien. Those wishing transpor tation are asked to call 7160. The . Mustang fighter, which was recently - declared the world's outstanding fighter plane of 1943, has also been produced as a dive-bomber. " DELPHIAN , TO HAVE LUNCHEON Members ot Delphian, Del ta Qamma chapter, will meet for their final session of the year on Tuesday, May twenty fifth, at twelve o'clock noon for potluck luncheon at tht ' home ot Mrs. Franklin L. Weaver on Auburn street. The. program will follow with the topic, "The Art ot Dress", led by Mrs, Karl O. Cummlngs. . '. .. neighborhood: PARTY AT UONES HOME Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Jones of Jefferson street opened their home on Thursday evening lor a neighborhood party . when they invited the children from "the hill" to movie and "popcorn" feast at seven o'clock. More than forty youngsters arrived on ' the appointed hour and the day, first of va cation, came to a splendid cli max ot fun and laughter. TWO HONORED AT. PARTIES THURSDAY Little Heather Hamaker, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ches ter Hamaker, and Myrna Beth Glick, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Stanley ttllck, were two -years old on. Thursday and. . celebrated their anniversaries : with a nartv. Others present were Larry Dean Stephens. Eugene Flem ing, Jerry Ruth Wickershamy, . John and Gary Fraley, - SALEM, Ore., (fP) A day In the life of Mrs. Georgia Ramage McCornack, whose husband is in the South Pacific:. She worked all day in the state agriculture department of fice. She spent her lunch hour do nating a pint ot blood to the Bed Cross. After work she hurried horn and did all her housework. After that the reported for her second full night's work at a can nery which was threatened With closure because of lack Of help. eciseue .tier ' n h , . b ..-, pww. vum. vr& . B SF i jzwucswa com cn pnmuea DC.U tetweaakinwdctaaiitbaeV CflDCC clothe with Menem tor' OUntd nmiy Maian Hw Pointer.