HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
May 20, 1943
PAGE SIX'
Past Officers of
OES Guests
Past Matrons, Patrons, Presented Flowers by
Aloha Chapter in Ceremony
Past matrons and past patrons o( the Order of the Eastern
Star were special guests of Aloha chapter No. 61, at the regu
lar meeting Tuesday evening and a program dedicated to the
honored guests was presented.
Mrs. Clarence A, Humble, worthy matron, read a poem
filled with praise and appreciation of the services of those who
have labored through the years in the interests of the Order;
Mrs. George Hillis and Mrs. Violet Moore sang a duet, "My.
Task," by Ashford; an impressive floral ceremony culminating
In the presentation of flowers to all past matrons and patrons,
was carried out by the star points, worthy matron and asso
ciate matron.
Taking part in this feature
were: Mrs. Ted Huey, Mrs.
James Rackenor, Mrs. How
ard LIstoe, Mrs. James Hun
ter, Mrs. Herman Gisvold,
Mrs. Wilbur Arnold, Mrs.
Arthur Dickson, and Mrs.
Humble. Mrs. Moore and
Mrs. Hillis closed this cere
mony with a delightful rendi
tion of a duet, "Ah, Sweet
Mystery of Life."
Mrs. Charles Joseph Mar
tin, president of ' the Past
Matron club introduced her
officers, Mrs. Elizabeth Nor
nis, vice-president, and Mrs.
A. B. Epperson, secretary and
treasurer, and thanked the
chapter for the entertainment
and delightful evening honor
ing the past officers of the
Order.
Past matrons present in
cluded Mrs. Charles Joseph.
Martin, Mrs. Glenn Kent,
Mrs, A. B. Epperson, Mrs.
George Casper, Mrs. Wilbur
Jones, Mrs. L. F. Willits, Mrs.
George Hum, Mrs. Robert E.
Wattenburg, Mrs. Walter
Brown, Mrs. L. E. Mead, Mrs.
Oliver Spiker, Miss May
Fhinney, Mrs. Fred Cofer,
Mrs. Elizabeth Norris, Mrs.
J. F. Penrod, Mrs. Ida
Grimes, Miss Mayme Whit
tington, Mrs. W. J. Steinmetz,
Mrs. J. H. Poppy, Mrs. H. F.
Murdoch, Mrs. Charlotte Mar
tin, and Mrs. Ida Moretz.
Past patrons present were:
Robert E. Wattenburg, A. B.
Epperson, Will Wood, Victor
Josephson, and Oliver W.
Spiker. A special visitor was
R. R. Simmonds, associate
"patron of Oriental chapter.
No. 5, of Lakeview.
During the regular session
of chapter, degrees of the
Order were conferred on
Mrs. E. S. Robinson, Mrs.
Sanford C. Selby, and Mrs.
Glen B. Inman. Mrs. Selby
was presented with an East
ern Star jewel, the gift of her
husband. Mrs. Casper made
the presentation.
Refreshments were served
in the downstairs dining room
at tables arranged in a"V"
for victory style. Decorations'
were artistic arrangements of
lilacs, tulips and iris. In
charge of this feature were
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ostendorf,
Mrs. Lula Hutchens, Mrs.
Lena Laurenson, and Mrs.
Walter Beane.
Mrs. Humble announced
that the next meeting, June
the eighth, will be near Flag
Day, and the ohapter will
dedicate the new flag at this
time, in keeping with this pa
triotic season.
MRS. LAMB
SPEAKS ON
VICTORY GARDENS
The executive board of
I h e Woman's Society of
Christian Service of the First
Methodist church met on
Thursday, May the twenty
seventh, at half past one
o'clock in the church parlors,
and at two o'clock the gen
eral business meeting was
called to order by the presi
dent, Mrs. L. K. Phelps.
Following this, in the ab
sence of Mrs. W. R. Boyd,
the scheduled speaker, Mrs.
E. D. Lamb of the Garden
club spoke upon Victory gar
dens and showed some beau
tiful slides of wild flowers
of Oregon and California
which she has taken person
ally. Joy Kent sang "Swal
low" by Cowan and "To a
Hilltop" by Cox; she was ac
companied by Mrs. Zumwalt.
Mrs. T. B. Powers gave two
piano selections, "Stardust"
and "That Little' Boy of
Mine." Circlo four whose
chairman is Mrs. Barker,
served tea at the close of the
afternoon.
The next meeting will
June tho twenty-fourth.
be
WISCONSIN GIRL
AWEDS KLAMATH
1AN IN RENO
Announcement came this
week of tho mnrringo of Miss
Bolty Gilbert, daughter of
, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gilbert
of Alltona, Wisconsin, to Mr.
, Robert Boldischar, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lou's Boldischar of
1420 Lookout' street.
Tho young couple was mar-
i ricd in Reno, Nevada, on Sun
day, May the twenty-third.
Tlia bride wore a blue cos
tume with while accessories.
They will make their homo
at 1332 Cannon street on
their return here.
Miss James
Married
Klamath Girl Weds in
Madison, Wisconsin
On May fourteenth
Miss Lillian James, daugh
ter of Mrs. Lydia James of
1841 Esplanade street, be
came the bride of PFC Frank
Niles,- son of Mrs. Lena Gray
of Jacksonville, in a cere
mony read in Madison, Wis
consin on May the fourteenth
at eleven o'clock in the morn
ing. The bride wore a powder
blue suit with navy blue and
white accessories for the oc
casion. She left Klamath
Falls on May the seventh for
Madison where she met Pri
vate Niles.
The young couple will
make their home at 612 East
Gorham street in Madison
where the groom is in the
air force at Truax field.
Both young people are
well-known here, where they
were employees of Hibbs
Clothing company.
MRS. SAVIDGE
HOSTESS TO
HAPPY HOUR CLUB.
Mrs. H. J. Savidge enter
tained the Happy Hour club
on Tuesday afternoon at her
home on Lakeshore drive.
Guests at the meeting were
Mrs. Lennie Royce and Mrs.
Herbert Haneline.
Members present included
Mrs. Frank Frankford, Mrs.
, Anna Funk, Mrs. H. E. Jones,
, Mrs. Carl Sandell, Mrs. J. J.
Keller, Mrs. Albert Langer,
Mrs. Harry Richardson, Mrs.
Dayton Barnhart, Mrs. Jen
nie Hurn, Mrs. George Biehn,
Mrs. Sydney Evans, Mrs. J.
H. Hamilton, Mrs. R. G.
Motschenbacher, Mrs. George
Humphrey and the hostess.
The next meeting of the
club on June' the eighth will
be held with Mrs. Carl San
dell as hostess at her home on
Lincoln street.
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MEETING OF NILE,
LUNCHEON TO BE
AT PARTY ROOM -
Mrs. Obera Dunn of Ash
land, queen of Zuleima tem
ple, Daughters of the Nile,
will pay a visit to the Klam
ath Falls Nile club at the
June meeting and luncheon
to be held Tuesday afternoon
in the Pelican party room.
Acting as hostesses will be
Mrs. Carl Steinsifer, Mrs.
Marshall Cornett, Mrs. Wil
liam Hackler, Mrs.' Charles
Gilbert and Mrs. Howard Lis
toe. Luncheon will be served at
one o'clock sharp. Members'
whose birthdays occur in
. June and July will be hon
ored on this occasion.
MAY BRIDE
Miss Lillian James, who be
came Mrs. Frank Niles in a
ceremony read in Madison,
Wisconsin, on May Ilia four
teenth. Both people are well
known in Klamath Falls.
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MR. AND MRS. ROY BENEDICT
Married on May the nineteenth at the First
Christian church was Miss Rosemary French and
tyr. Roy Benedict, They are now living at
Hunter's Point, California, where the groom is
stationed with the navy.
Kennell-EUis
.Slaughter Family
Given Shower -
Neighbors Give Party for People whose Home
Destroyed by Fire
Mrs. Percy Dixon, Mrs. Ralph Hill, Mrs. Lawrence Birk,
Mrs. W. M- Williams and Mrs. J, A. Johnson were hostesses
at a miscellaneous shower held for Mrs. Harold Slaughter
Wednesday afternoon at the Henley high school.
The Slaughter home was destroyed by fire last week.
The many varied and useful gifts were opened at a large
lace cloth covered table.
The room was decorated with Iris, snowball, tulips, and
lilacs.
Those remembering the ' '
Slaughter family with gifts
were Mrs. Ray Albers, Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Tarwater,
Mrs. Fanny Cheyne, Mrs.
Beth Obenchain and family,
Mrs. Estella Hill, Mrs. Jack
Singleton, Mrs. Ryan, Mrs.
Otis Johnson, Mrs. Mary
Dixon, Mrs. Ed Casebier,
Mrs. Harold Dixon, Mrs. Ern
est Breithaupt, Mrs. Irving
Dixon, Mrs. Ivan Trapps,
Mrs. Gray Brannon, Mrs. Wil
liam . Cunningham and fam
ily, Mrs. Priscilla Yaden,
and Mrs. Florence DeLap.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brei
thaupt, Mrs. Silas Grizzle,
Mrs. Robert Cheyne, Mrs.
Vem Durant,' Mrs. L. O.
Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Kelly, Mrs. Alma Pound,
Mrs. H. M. Johns, Mr. and
Mrs. Alton Short, Mrs. Gen
eva Duncan, Mrs. Earl Rey
nolds, Mrs. W. V. Whitlatch,
Mrs. J. A. Johnson, Mrs. Cal
Noble, Mrs. Johns, Mrs. Ira
Orem, Mrs. Penacost, Mrs.
Marion Barnes, Mrs. John
Short, and Mrs. O. L. Brown.
Mrs. Carol Howe, Mrs.
Floyd Short, Mrs. Hager Lie
bing, Mrs. Jay Manning, Mrs.
R. . L. Fleming, Mrs. W. M.
Williams, Mrs. Lawrenc"e
Birk, Mrs. Bundrant, Mrs. A.
L, Marshall, Mrs, Jack Mar
shall, Mrs. W. Blackman, Mr.
and Mrs. B. W. Short, Mrs.
Henry Semon, Mrs. Wallace
Thompson, Mrs. Serruys,
Millie Ambler, Mrs. Elton
Fishback, Mrs. Delos Mills,
Mrs. Sam Enman, and Mrs.
Jay Fairclo.
Mrs. Chester Enman, Mr.
and Mrs. Bunyard and fam
ily, Mrs. U. E, Reeder, Mrs.
Arthur Cole, Mrs. Glenn
Dehllnger, Mrs. Arthur Dick- ,
son, Mrs. Wendell Wainright,
Mrs. L. A. West, Mrs. Clyde
Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Tarwater, Mrs. R. C. Short,
Mrs, Farrell Hilyard, Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. Troy Cornett, Mr. and
Mrs. Webber, Mrs. Fred
Mueller and Patsy, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Bramhall, Mr.
T. D. Jackson, and Mrs. Mar
ion Dagman.
Mrs. Charles Drew, Sr.,
Mrs. Walter Enman, Mrs. Mat
tie Green, Mr. and Mrs. A.
R. Campbell, Mr, and Mrs.
Dewey Pollard, Mrs. Bell
Dawson, Mrs. Charles Drew,
Jr., Mrs. Jerry Short, Mrs.
Max Marvin, Mrs. Scott
Thompson, Mrs. Wilma Dll
lard, Mrs. Clarence Cornett,
Mrs. Myron Taylor, Mrs. Vorn
Berry, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Wise, Mr. and Mrs, Melvln
Fitzpalrick, Mrs, Louie
Johns, Mr. and Mrs, Robert
Dehllnger, Mrs, Blanche Har
mon, and Mrs. Orin Reeder.
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence
Gober and family, Mrs. Vir
ginia LaForgc, Mrs, Sally
Hcrshbcrger, Mr, R. S. Hop
kins, Mrs, S. P. Dehllnger,
Mrs. Ralph HIM, Mrs. Percy
Dixon, Mrs. Boyd Bruncr,
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Lee Jacobs,
Speaker
'Soroptimists Hear, Ra
tion Official at Week
ly Meeting
The regular weekly lunch
eon meeting of tho Soropti
mists was held Thursday, May
the twenty-seventh at tho Pel
ican party room. Margaret
McClellan gave two delightful
piano solos. Guests were Mrs.
Josephine Kittridge of the
Lakeview chapter, Mrs. Loret
ta Rodolph of San Francisco
and Mrs. Twyla Ferguson.
Mr. Lee Jacobs was the
speaker. He emphasized the
fact that too much emphasis
cannot be placed on the splen
did work that is being done
voluntarily by the local ration
ing boards. He stated that the
OPA as such only carries out
the orders of the various
boards set up In the war pro
gram Ickes at the head of the
gasoline control, Jeffers for
the rubber control, etc. He
stated that whether OPA
stands or falls, rationing must
and will continue.
The group felt as a result
of Mr, Jacobs' talk the impor
tance of complete cooperation
with the program.
FRIENDS HONOR
WALKERS AT
HOUSEWARMING
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Walk
er were honored by a group
of their friends who arrived
at the Walker's new home on
Delaware street Thursday
evening for a surprise house
warming and kitchen shower.
Pinochle was played dur
ing the evening and at mid
night refreshments were
served to Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Bcrgmann, Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Albert, Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Sullivan, Mr. and
Mrs, Ed Guso, Mrs. E, W.
Tichenor, Mrs. Fred Thomas
and Mr. and Mrs. Walker.
.
Mrs. Victor O'Neill
Hostess at Meeting
P.E.O. Sisterhood, Chapter
A U, met at the homo of Mrs.
Victor O'Neill, 1048 Portland
street, on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. W. I. Tlngley made a re
port on humorous fiction.
Mr. and Mrs, Rowe Kinney,
Mrs. Jostia Kaylor, Mr, and
Mrs, Lynn Hayes, Mrs. Gus
Hilyard, Mr. and Mrs, Harold
Dehllnger, Mrs. White, Mr.
Larkey, Mrs. Currys, Mr, and
Mrs. E. E. MaClay,
Miss Voma Cheyne, Miss
Eris Fleming, Miss Pat Short,
Miss Ethel Dixon, Miss Mary
Brurier, Miss Donna Kinney.
Recital
Presented
Mrs. Sloan's Pupils
Appear in Musical
Thursday Evening
Students of Mrs. Allen
Sloan were presented In a re
cital In the City Library club
rooms on Thursday evening at
eight o'clock. The room was
charming with bright Iris, tu
lips, and other gay flowers.
Tho program us announced
by Mrs. Sloan is as follows:
"Star Spangled Banner" . Key
Sura Stewart
"Dream of a Rosebud" . Dodds
"Fairies at Play" Williams
Clmrlyn Ogle
"Sing Lee China Boy" . Slvloy
"Wood Nymphs Frolic" . Rla
"March of tho Wee Folk"
Gaynor
Elsio Nitscholm
"Phantoms Aro Passing By"
Williams
"Cello" Wanness
"Banjo" Blake
Emllio Elliot
"Waltz Song" from Romeo
and Juliet Gounod
Duet Sara ami Angus
Stewart
"Woodpecker Song"
Song Gordon Green
Accompanied by Mtirie
Obcnchnln "
"Polly Wolly Doodle"
Song Gordon Green
Accompanied by Ronald
llershboiger
"Marino Hymn"
"Sailor's Hornpipe" Jesse
"On the Ico at Sweet Briar"
Crawford
Angus Stewart
"Country Garden" . Folk Tune
Duet Sammio Leo Smith
and Patsy MncMltlan
(Academy students)
"Wood Thrush" Rodgcrs
"In the Cotton Fields"
MacLachlan
"Penguins" Wade
Betty Bennett
"Castanets" , Rebe
"Avalanche" Heller
"Bird's Frolic" Fontana
Ronald Hershberger
"Ballade" , Burgmullcr
"Vale of .Song" Rolfe .
"Pomp and Pageantry" ..Cobb
Gordon Green
'The Skylark" ..Tchaikowiky
"Waltz of the Flowers"
Tchaikowsky
"Swaying Daffodils", Overlade
"In a Spanish Garden"
Navarro
"Gondoliers" Nevin
. Sammie Lee Smith
RECEPTION
GIVEN FOR
REVEREND .MILAM
On Monday evening, May
the twenty-fourth, members
of tho First Baptist church
gave a. reception at the home
of Reverend and Mrs. C. C.
Brown, 414 North Eighth
street, from seven until nine
o'clock in honor of Reverend
and Mrs. S. E. Milam, tho
occasion being Reverend Mi
lam's eighty-sixth birthday.
Reverend Milam is a re
tired minister, for many
years a missionary here in
the west, and he has supplied
the pulpit of the First Bap
tist church at different times.
About forty were present
to do him honor, and a gift
was presented to him from
the church. He bIso received
many Individual gifts,
Mrs. C. R. DeLap, Mrs.
Frank Killian and Mrs. Pat
terson poured during the eve
ning and Mrs. Dennis Lodicn
, and Mrs. H. E. Stoler served
the decorated birthday cake.
Dean Jones, Klamath Falls,
president of the student body
and Ellen Brown of this city,
speaking for Lambda Chi,
were on the program at tho
annual breakfast given by
Sigma Epsllon PI at South
ern Oregon Normal school
last week. Barbara McLean,
Klamath Falls, was on the
committoo.
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"PATSY" SKELTON
Patricia Skelton was just five
years old on Sunday, May tho
sixteenth. She is the young
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Nor
man Skelton of Hnnley.
Kenncll-Ellis.
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JUST ONE
Little Ronnie observed his
first blrthduy on April tho
thirtieth. He is tho sou of
Mr. and Mrs. Cornle Olvura
and the grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. Gust Domolrukos of
3137 MHin street.
Koniu'llEllls.
Mrs. Land
Winner
Reames Women Finish
Victory Tourney and
Start Handicap
Women of the Reames Golf
and Country club begnit play
ing to qualify for the spring
handicap golf tournament yes
terduy afternoon. Sixteen
women ployed, but they have
until Wodnosduy to qualify.
The Victory tournament wns
won by Mrs, Madge Land.
Hostesses for the afternoon
wore Mrs. Oscar Shlve and
Mrs. E. D. Humacher. Three
tablos of bridge were also fill
ed. Hostesses for the next week
are to be Mrs. R, E. Hooker,
Mrs. Percy Murray, Mr.i. It. C,
Moore, and Mrs. Earl Weimar.
Needle work
club meets
wednesday
The Art Needle Work club
closed the club year with a
polluck luncheon at the
home of Mrs. W. P. McMillan,
Wednesday at one o'clock.
Officers for the coming year
were elected and Mrs. Gvorgo
Hurn is the new president,
Mrs. C. H Underwood, vice
president, and Mrs. J. F. Gocl
ler, secretary and treasurer.
Mrs. Z. J. Powell, retirinK
president, was given a notice
of appreciation for her effi
cient services during the past
year. Mrs. McMillan was as
sisted by her daughter, Mrs.
V. Brewbakor. Lilacs, Iris,
and tulips from tho McMillan
home gardens were used
about the rooms,
Mrs. R. H. Dunbar, a faith
ful member, was unable to bo
present, Mrs. Elizabeth Rums
by is visiting In Washington,
D. C, with her son-in-law
and daughter, and grandchil
dren, Lieutonant-Coloncl Gil
lenwaters, Mrs. Glllenwaters,
and the threo young Gillcn
waters. Mrs, J. J. Parker Is
In Michigan on an extended
visit with relatives. Mrs. Har
old M. Brown is In Glen
dale, California, with her
daughter and young grand
child. Tho rest of the club mem
bership of eighteen wcro
present, Including Mrs. Mc
Millan, Mrs, Powell, Mrs.
Gocllcr, Mrs. Hurn, Mrs,
Underwood, Mrs. Robert E.
Wattenburg, Mrs, George
Wirtz, Mrs. Marlon Hanks,
Mrs. Wilbur Jones, Mrs. Lylc
O. Mills, Mrs. Rufus Moore,
Mrs. D. V. Kuykendall, Mrs.
Charles Joseph Martin, Mrs.
Calvin Hunt. Spcclul guests
were Mrs. C, II. Murdoch and
Miss Linda Kuykendall of
Eugene, granddaughter of
Mrs. D. V. Kuykendall,
The club will meet tho first
Wednesday In September nt
tho home of Mrs. Lylo O.
Mills, Pine Grove district,
Mrs, Lloyd Prock, 032
North Second street, Is ex
pected home this weekend
from Portland whpre she has
been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Peter Cartwrlght and son
Danny at the Henry Cabell
home, Peter Cartwrlght has
been ordered from Walla
Walla, where he has been sta
tioned, to Baltimore, Mary
land. Mrs. Henry Cabell has es
tablished residence at tho
Coronado hotel in San Diego
where she will stoy wllh hor
husband, Captain Henry Ca
bell, former Oregon state
highway commissioner. Both
are well known in Klamath
FullH.
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BPW Delegates
Return From Meet
Isabolle Brixner Elected New State President at
Northern Convention
"If n man docs not make new acquaintance as lie advances
through life, ho will soon find himself alone, A man, sir,
should keep his friendships In life in constat repair." Samuel
Johnson,
Tho above keynote made the Business and Professional
Women's convontlon at Eugene on May thu flflmtnth and six.
twnth a friendly convention, according to Miss Lllllo Darby,
president, and other members who attended.
Women Leave
For ' Meeting
Delegates Travel to
Pendleton for Gar
den Club Meet
Leaving early Monday
morning to attend the annual
session of the Oregon State
Federation of Garden clubs in
Pendleton are Mrs. Ernest D.
Lamb, president of the state
cfedcratlon; Mrs. A. G, Proc
tor, state secretary; Mrs. F.
O. Small, delegate' from
Klumuth Falls; Mrs. L. G.
Gontnor, Mudford, vice presi
dent of tho Siskiyou district;
and, Mrs, McNair, Ashland,
state corresponding socratury.
Tho meeting will bo held
on tho first and second of
Juno with headquarters In
the Pendleton hotol,
Tho theme of tho meeting
this year will bo "Victory
Uurdens and Food Produc
tion." This Is far different
from tho usual emphasis on
flowers, but Is designed to (It
more into war-tlmo living.
SENIOR CIRCLE
MEETS ON MAY
TWENTY-FIRST
The senior circle of the
C o m m unity Congregational
church mot on Friday after
noon. May the twenty-first, at
the home of Mary Eckstein,
2234 Garden avenue, the co
hostess being Mrs. 11. 0. Lohr.
The president called the
business meeting to order and
received tho reports of sov
e r a 1 standing committees.
Miss Eckstein, study chair
man, then took charge of the
study hour. Nancy Elliot led
the salute to tha flag, and
she and Sully Searcy then
sang "America."
This was the final lesson
on Latin America, and tho
group studied the flags of
Lnlliu America and were then
given a questionnaire upon
tho studies of tho past win
ter. Tea was served at the '
close of tho afternoon by the
hostess.
Ann Lander of Moc's hat
department Is spending the
Memorial Day weekend in
Rosehurg visiting with rela
tives. '
By
gPEAKING of beauty preparations as a fash
ion accessory , . , suppose you're faced with
that old gray suit again, which you can't bear
to discard because there Isn't
a thing wrong with it anyway,
and you decide to wear-It-agaln-for-Vlctory.
yELL, we girls have found
that the best antidote to
perk you up is a bright, new
lipstick ... a brilliant red
red, perhaps, like our PuBurry
Carmecn lipstick which Is
guaranteed to spruce up your
spirits along with tho appoaranco of your suit.
,
'J'UCK a matching hondkcrchlef Into your
pocket and, no fooling, see what a difference
it makes, And don't slick to the same shade all
the timo cithor. You can get' awfully tired of
that, too.
pnY a warm, rich blue-red llko Rose Corlse
sometimes, with gloves to match or a hat
with a big rod rose on It. It's a mighty inoxpon
slvo way to keep yourself satisfleld whllo you're
doing your extra little bit for your country.
'J'O LET me SHOW you the dual rolo your
, eostnetlcs can play, drop In at Evorbody'i
next time you're by. I would be delighted to
talk to you about your own problems, too.
RITA,
Ilverbody's Drug-
The Kiamuin raun group
hid reason to bo proud In
having tholr own lsaholln
Brlxnar elected as tha new
state prosldimt. Mrs, Urlxnur
will attoud tha nutlonal board
meeting In New York In July
as Oregon's representative.
Tha national MI'W biennial
convontlon has boot) cancelled
this year.
Miss Darby gave tha invi
tation for the HH'I state con
vention to be hold In Klamath
Fulls, and tha bid was ac
cepted. The following convention
reports wcro given at thfft
regular Monday night dinner
meeting, which the punt
presidents had charge of,
Frances Leo MeMullon
Reception and Luncheon on
Sulurduy noon.
Wlnnlfrod Glllen and Oer
trudo Tolle Business meet
ings on Saturday.
Emma Carter Banquet
on Sulurduy night and Km
blom ceremony and brvukfusl
on Sunday morning,
Dolphin Hoyt was present
ed with a club pin for her
activity in promoting attend
ance. Impressive insinuation
ceremonies at tho Monday
night mooting were conduct
ed by Elounora Wouthcrford.
Tho following officers wcro
Installed:
Wlnnlfrod Gillcn, presi
dent; Wlnnlfrod Darnell, llr.-A
vice president; Norma MUlei?
second vice president: Grace
Kintgon, treasurer; Frances
Lea McMullon. recording
secretary; Inez McCoy, corre
sponding secretary,
Entertainment for the eve
ning was a hula dunca by lit
tle Dlano Mlcka of Mai In.
Diane Is throe and is a pupil
of the Muldovan school of
dancing.
Gifts wore presented to tho
past president, Miss Lllllo
Darby. Miss Darby left May
the twenty-fifth to spend tho
summer In Chleugo, following
a very successful and active,
year as president of thn
Klamath Falls Business and
Professional Women's club,
On Tuesday, Juno the
eighth, members will mccl iA
tho Swan for seven o'clocJP
dessert, and then will pro
cood to Red Cross headquar
ters at half pnst seven o'clock
to make siirgicul dressings.
Tho lust executive- board
meeting will ba at the home
of Ellen Upp, 808 Delta, on
June the fourteenth at half
post seven o'clock.
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