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Golden Wedding
Date Celebrated
Mr. and Mrs. George Lindley of This City Ob
serve Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Juno won tlio trndltlnniil month for brides fifty yearn ago
Jimt as It In todny. It was fifty yrnrs ago this month when Mr.
and Mrs. George Lindley of thli city wcro married In Godfrey,
Illinois.
After their weddltm on June find, 18D3, they came west and
settled In Medford, Oregon, but in 1022, they coma to livo in
Klmmtth Fulls.
On Inst Tuesday cveuliiR,
members of their family hon
ored them with u family din
nor given at tho family homo
on Lindley Heights.
Tho centerpiece on tho tablo
was n large crystal bowl of
yellow and orchid iris and
white splrcn. Mr. and Mrs.
Llncllcy cut a largo cake top
ped with a mlnluturo brido
' and (.'room and later opened
gifts from their many friends.
Members of the family and
friends who . honored tho
couplo wore Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Lindley. Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Matt. Mr. and Mrs.
William Clove, Mrs. Kath
crlno Bccton from San Fran
clsco, Mr. 'and Mrs. Georgo
Myors and sons Jimmy and
Georgo, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
George C. Ulrlch, Mrs. John
Armond Ulrlch, Dr. and Mrs,
Georgo A. Mussey, and L. E.
Beun of Medford.
ALOHA PAST
MATRONS CLUB
HAS MEETING . .'
Mrs. W. J. Stolnmctr, Mrs.
H. F. Murdoch and Mrs. Ida
Morel, wcro hostesses for tho
regular monthly meeting of
Aloha Past Matrons club, held
Friday at ono o'clock in tho
Masonic temple, Klamath
avonuo. A luncheon, a short
business session, and a few
hours of bridgo mado up tho
program for tho afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Norrls, vlco
president of tho club, was
welcomed after an absenco of
several weeks, visiting her
son, Robert Norrls, prlvato
first class, air corps, stationed
in Chicago. Mrs. Norrls also
spent somo time with friends
and relatives in her old homo
at Independence, Kansas.
Mrs. Charles Joseph Martin
asked tho club to consider
tho matter of adjournment
for tho summer, and tho can
I collation of tho customary
June picnic. Owing to war
conditions, tho club voted to
adjourn until tho last Friday
In September, when tho fol
lowing named women will
servo as hostesses: Mrs. Oscar
Peyton, Mrs. Charlotto Mar
tin, Mrs. L. F. Wlllits, Miss
Mnymo Whittington and Mrs.
Earl J. Templar.
Mrs. Goorge Hum was tho
winner for high score In
bridge and Mrs. Fred Cofcr
was another winner.
FRIENDS GIVE
PARTY FOR
NAN GOELLER
On Monday evening, May
tho thirty-first, a group of
high school friends of Nnn
Gocller's met ot her homo on
125 Pino street for a fare
well visit beforo she joins tho
WAVES. She has already
passed her physical examina
tion and is awaiting her call.
Those present wcro Margaret
Do Bolt, Frances McMullcn,
Vlrglnin Carroll, Beverley
Siemens, Peggy Constans,
Mrs. Norinan Fraley, Mrs.
Robert Sproal, Mrs. Don Van
nlco and Mrs, Robert Shaw.
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W C T U Moots
Tuesday, June 8
Tim WCTU will moot nt
tho Immanticl Baptist church
on Eleventh street on Tues
day nt two o'clock. Devotion
als will bo led by Ellen Rog
knrs and Mrs. A. Theodora
Smith and Mrs. Louis Ben
son will glva a temperance
lesson.
Walter Horndon will filvo
a scripture reading. Miss
Putty Cotter will play violin
solos throughuut tho program.
Tea To Be
Given
Women of St. Paul's
To Honor Dean of St.
Margaret's
A tea Riven in the Interest
of Saint Margaret's House is
being sponsored by tho wom
en of St. Paul's Episcopal
church. Tho affair, honoring
Ethel M. Springer, dean of
the school, will be held on
Friday, June ho eighteenth,
at two o'clock at tho parish
house at Eighth and Jeffer
son. Mrs. Charles F. Scharfen
stcln, chairman for Saint
Margaret's House for eastern
Oregon, Miss Hazel Morri
son, Mrs. Ralph S. Hopkins,
Mrs. Raymond Reeves, and
Mrs, Harold Shaffer will re
ceive tho guests.
Tho committee on arrange
ments include Mrs. Frederick
Hamilton, chairman, Mrs.
Duvld Van Evans, Mrs. R.
Hcber Rudcllffc, Mrs. Ed
ward Livingston, Mrs. Orth
Slsemorc, und Mrs. E. H.
Howell.
Mrs. Thomas Hampton, Mrs.
John Morgan, Mrs. G. M.
Upington, Mrs. Carl Michel
son, and R. Henry Anderson
will have chnrgo of refresh
ments. A group of young
women of tho parish will
serve during tho tea hours.
Mrs. Frederick Wisscnbach
will pour.
BOND BOUGHT
BY CLUB ON .
THURSDAY
Tho Soroptlmist club at Its
luncheon Thursday at tho Pel
ican party room voted to pur
chase a $100 War Bond during
tho month of Juno to com
memorate tho fifth anniver
sary of the Klamath Falls
club's installation.
A wire from Mrs. Laura
Bertram who Is visiting In
Marshficld, Oregon, at pres
ent, was read, informing tho
club that a Soroptlmist club is
to be installed at Coqulllc,
Oregon.
An announcement of tho
Venture club's garden party to
bo held at Mrs. Rose Poole's
on Saturday afternoon, June
12th, was mado and all mem
bers invited to attend.
Visitors at
Jones Home
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Jones
of Pittsburgh, California, will
bo In Klamath Falls, Sunday
for a visit of one week with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Jones,
Sr. nt 203 High street.
Tho visitors novo been in
rurma, Idaho, where they
wcro present for the twenty
fifth wedding anniversary
celebration of Mrs. Jones' par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L.
llaworth.
The young people aro em
ployed In defense industries
at Columbia Stool in Pitts
burgh. They are making their
vacation trip by nuto bus.
Miss Belly Morrill Is homo
from Oregon Stuta college and
has brought two guests with
her. They aro Miss Alice
Glonn from Junction City and
Joanne Day from Salem, Last
evening, a group ot friends
dropped In at tho Merrill
homo on High street and Mrs,
Rollln Contrail, Miss Marl
. anno Linn, and Mr. Fred Ross
entertained tho guests with,
musical numbers.
Spring
Musicale
Mrs. Henderson Host
ess at Recital at Her
Home
Mrs. Charles A. Henderson
presented her piano pupils In
a musical program nt her
home on 1072 Eurlc street
last Snturduy evening, May
tho twenty-ninth.
Tho following Is the pro
grum as given by Mrs. Hen
derson's pupils:
"Skating Song" Wugncss
"Lullaby" . Brahms
"March Slav" Gounod
"Indian Danco" Wllllums
Fred Wiseman
"Knights and Ladles"
Thompson
"Llttlo Slur" Bently
"To Cecilia" Folk Song
Alice Geary
"Wooden Shoe" Gaynor
Duct Alice Geary, Ann
Henderson
"Hurp" Williams
"Cuckoo" Williams
"Nightingale" Williams
David Grove
"Minuet" Mozart
"Spring Song"....Mendolssohn
"Carry Mo Back to Old Vir
ginia" Bland
Marilyn Johnson
'"Butterfly" Merkel
"Barchclta" Nevln
Joan Moore
"Narcissus" Nevln
Shirley Dalton
"Tumbling Clowns"
Thompson
"Tarantellc" Thompson
Mury Hooker
"Country Gardens"
Arranged by Williams
Duct Dewey Lambert,
Jean Henderson
"Country Gardens"
Folk Tune
"Lullaby" Bently
"Harp" Wagncss
Ann Henderson
"Song of India".... Korsokoff
"Swallow" Burgmullcr
Hazel Wiseman
"Storm" Burgmuller
"Minuet" Bach
"Castanets" Robe
Nancy Shaplcigh'
"Caisson Song"
....Arr. by Ann and Dewey
Duct Ann Henderson,
Dowey Lambert
"Minuet" Beethoven
Delia Lou Shaplcigh
"Llcbcstraum"
...Arranged by Thompson
"Amaryllis" Glys
"Dark Eyes" Folk Song
Jean Sclby
"Hongrolso" Auko
Duet Nancy Shaplcigh,
Jean Sclby
Duet Nancy Shapclclgh,
"Spring Song" Ellmerich
"Ful Elsie" Beethoven
"Waltz in A Flat" ... Brahms
Dewey Lambert
"Parade of the Wooden
Soldiers" Jcsscl
"Doll Dance" Poldinl
Jean Henderson
"Scherzo" Schubert
"Bee" Korsokoff
"Minuet in G" .... Paderewskl
Joanno Roblnotto
"Narcissus" Novin
Duet Jean Henderson,
Dewey Lambert
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PAST NOBLE
GRAND CLUB
MEETS TUESDAY
Tho Past Noble Grand club
ot the Rebeknh lodgo met in
tho lOOF hall Tuesday, Juno
tho first, for a potluck lunch
eon at ono o'clock, tho com
mittee for tho afternoon be
ing Cora- Kennedy and Sadlo
Rand. The business meeting
was called to order by tho
president, Lucille Heifer, and
thoso attending were Jcnnio
Hum, Nellie Wattenburg, Ef
flo Gnrcelon, Lucille Holfcr,
Alice Lnwroncoi Georgia Zoll
mim, Stolln Drydcn and ono
guest, Mrs, Logan,
Tho next meeting will bo
on July tho sixth in tho IOOF
hall.
Miss Lorrulno Harris from
Summer Lako has been tho
guest this week of Miss Betty
Kllpntrick in Morrill. Tho two
left todny for Medford to at
tend tho wedding of Miss Dip
pic, n classmate of tho two at
Oregon Stato college.
SOCIETY
By NaJino Pahnerlon
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An Important celebration in the lives of Mr.
and Mrs. George Lindley was held this last week
when they observed their golden wedding anniver
sary. In the center, cutting their cake are Mr. and
Mrs. Lindley. At the right, a part of the family in
vited to the Lindleys for dinner Tuesday night shows
Mrs. George Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lindley,
Mr. George Myers, little George Junior, and Jim
mie Myers. On the left, Mrs. William Cleve, Mrs.
Cecil Matt, Mr. Cecil Matt and Mrs. John Armond
Ulrich smile for the camera. Kathleen Livingston.
First Tourney
Matches Played
Women of Reames Golf Club Start Playing for.
Lamm Tournament Friday, June Fourth
First matches for the Lamm tournament were played yes
terday by the women of the Reames Golf and Country club.
Those women playing next week for the tournament are Mrs.
J. J. Stclger, Mrs. George Merrymon, Mrs. Harry Land, Mrs.
Martin Swanson, Mrs. W. O. Smith, Mrs. W. E. Lamm, Mrs.
Guy Hancock, and Mrs. J. A. Groves.
Taking part . in the first
flight were Mrs. Leslie Rog
ers, Mrs. C. V. Rugh, Mrs. P.
A. Albcrtson, Mrs. Ted Med
ford. Guest award for last
Friday went to Mrs. Robert
Sproat, and yesterday's award
went to Mrs. J. Schuck.
Mrs. Lamm had as her
guests yesterday, Mrs. B. C.
Johnston, Mrs. J. A. Kennedy,
Mrs. T. G. Zlnn, and Mrs. F.
C. Tarr. Hostesses for the
day were Mrs. Earl Weimar,
Mrs. Robert Sproat, and Mrs.
J. Schuck. Next week's host
esses will bo Mrs. Tom. Wa
ters, Mrs. Jack Kimball,
and Mrs. Charles Moore.
Miss Marian Cobb spent a
few days here last week, visit
ing at tho home of Miss Pat
ty Fleet, 645 Alameda street.
Miss Cobb lives in Portland
and has been a student at Ore
gon State college.
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, 'A
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Croup have recently an
nounced tho engagement of their daughter, Pa
tricia, to Mr. William Rush. The wedding will
take place this summer.
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COMING WEDDING
ANNOUNCED BY
CROUPS
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Croup
have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Pa
tricia, to Mr. William Rush,
son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Rush of Alturas. The wedding
is to take place sometime this
summer.
Both young people attend
ed school here and were ac
tive in school affairs. "Bill"
Rush later attended Oregon
State college up to the time
that he entered the service.
He has been stationed recent
ly in Pearl Harbor and will
be sent soon to the United
States to officers training
school. It is then that the
wedding will take place."
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Mclntyre
Recital
Musical Program Given .
For Benefit of Pupils
Of Mrs. Mclntyre
A piano recital was held on
Thursday evening at the hpme
of Mrs. Georgo Mclntyre on
Lincoln street. Participating
in the program were a num
ber of Mrs. Mclntyre's piano
pupils. There were also two
pupils, Caroline Orr and Ger
ald Adamson, of Evelyn Craig.
The program is as follows:
"Sarabande" Bach
Duet Evelyn Craig, Louise
Reid
"Blue Bell March" Bilbro
"Waltz In F" Bilbro
"Banjo Song" Bilbro
Gerald Adamson
"Vesper Hymn" Couperin
"Springtime" Blake
Caroline Orr
"Dance of the Wooden
Shoes " MacGregor
Clarissa Mason
"Swing Low, Sweet Chariot"
Negro Spiritual
"We Sail the Ocean Blue" ....
Sullivan
Ronald Brown
"La Dansuese" Couperin
Ruth Peyton
"Old Refrain"
Arr. by Thompson
"Brahms Lullaby"
.r Arr. by Thompson
Louise Reid .
"Under the Leaves" ..Thome
"Fur Elise" . Beethoven
June Marie Murphy -"Sonata
in C Minor"
.. Beethoven
Nancy Humble
"Spanish Dance" .... Granados
Stephen Stone
"Prelude" Chopin
"To a Wild Rose".. MacDowell
T. J. Orr
"Sonata in C" Mozart
- Allegro
Andante ,
Rondo
Mrs. Charles Scharfenstein
"Fantasia in D Minor"..Mozart
Polonaise hvA" Chopin
Evelyn Craig
"Arabesque" Schumann
"Impromptu" Woodruff
A. E. Woodruff
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.WEDNESDAY CLUB
HAS LAST MEET,
OF. SEASON
The Wednesday club of St.
Paul's Episcopal church held
its last meeting of the season
on Wednesday evening in the
parish house.
Mrs. Harold Shaffer, Mrs.
Robert Fulton and Mrs. Ed B.
Goeckner were hostesses. A
short business meeting was
held at the beginning of the
evening with election of offi
cers. Mrs. Richard Hibbs was
elected the new president;
Mrs. Helen Goeckner, vice
president, and Mrs. Truman
Berg, secretary-treasurer. Tho
remainder of the evening was
spent playing cards. High
score was won by Mrs. Tru
man Berg and low by Mrs.
Donald McKay.
'
MRS. WILL WOOD
NAMED PRESIDENT
OF SOCIAL CLUB
In an effective setting of
white decorations, appropriate
to June, four tables of bridge
were in play at the meeting of
the Eastern Star Social club
on Friday afternoon in tho Ma
sonic temple, following the
dessert hour at a quarter to
two o'clock.
Mrs. A. R. Dickson resigned
as president of the club, and
Mrs. Will Wood was elected
to fill tho office. Serving with
Mrs. Wood will be Mrs. Morris "
Sherman, vice president, and
Mrs. Calvin Hunt, secretary
and treasurer.
Mrs. Dickson presented each
of her officers witli a gift. Mrs.
B. W, Zollman received honi
ors for bridge and Mrs. Laura
Willits a special prize.
Hostesses for the afternoon
included Mrs. Roy Erdmann,
Mrs. A . B. Epperson, Mrs,
. George Sample and Mrs. A. R.
Dickson,
Mrs. Thompson -Enjoys
Uourney .
Local Woman Has Extensive Trio Throuah Fflstern:
' Pflrt of tlnlteri
One of our Klamath residents who has done a lot of travel
Ing lately is Mrs. Robert Thompson, who has just returned v
from Washington, D. C, where she has been with her husband '
Lieutenant Bob Thompson. Bob is now with the flight control
command in the air corps division of the weather bureau In
Mrs. Thompson has been gone for six weeks, during which ;
she spent ten days with her husband in Washington. Among ;
the many interesting experiences she had there was a trip
through the famous Pentagon building, where she saw a film
showing the Germans' march through the conquered countries.
; , Mrs. Thompson also visited'
Pupils
Presented
Mrs. E. D. Johnson
Gives Recital at
Home Saturday
Mrs.' E. D. Johnson pre
sented her pupils in a recital
at her home on 841 Pacific
Terrace - last Saturday eve
ning, May the twenty-ninth.
Parents and friends of the
pupils were Invited.
The house was beautifully
decorated with all kinds of
flowers. Light refreshments
were served in the dining
room after the program.
Pupils of Mrs. Johnson-who
took part in the recital were
John - Olsen, Jeannie Adams,
' Donna Henry, Robert . Bos
worth, Diane' Oldenburg, Sue
Vandenberg, Frances Stearns,
Jean Rae -Oldenburg, Rose
mary Murray, Mary Jane
Howard, George Miller, Bar
bara Turner, Barton Adams,
Marcella Murray, Mary Case,
Joan Bennet, Madelon Adler,
Joy Kent and Jean Under
wood. AUXILIARY MEETS
- AT HOME OF
MRS.. LIVINGSTON
The Women's auxiliary ot
St. Paul's church met at the
home of Mrs. E. P. Living
ston on Erie street this last
week. Mrs. Gaylord Upping
ton reported on the first half
of the book, "Which Way
Ahead," by Walter Russell
Bowie.
. The next meeting will be
on the twenty-fourth of June
and will be a potluck supper
at the parish house. Mrs.
David Van Evans will be the
hostess and Mrs. Charles
Scharfenstein will review the
last half of the book, "Which
Way Ahead."
BARBARA GROVE
CELEBRATES
.BIRTHDAY
FIRST
: Just one year old this past
week was . little Barbara
Gaylo Grove, young daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Grove
of this city. Barbara had a
birthday on June the first
and a number of the very
young set were invited to a
party given at the home of
her parents. .
Guests invited were Fred
E. Fleet, and his mother, Mrs.
Frank Fleet; Leslie Fleet and
her mother, Mrs. Gilbert
Fleet; Rosiland Warren and
. Mrs. Roland Warren; Judith
Stcltzcnmullcr and Mrs. Fred
Steltzenmuller; Mrs. j6hn
Kennedy, Barbara's god
mother; "Bonnie Bell Grove
and Diane Walters.
Former Residents
Visit Here
Mrs. Emit Drcher,
panled by Mrs. A. J,
accom-Santa-
maw, former residents of
Klamath Falls, returned 1 to
their home in Prinevillo Tues
day. Llttlo - Nancy Warren,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Lane Warren, went with them
to visit her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ludwig Peterson of
Princville,
Mrs. Lane Warren left later
in tho week for Prinevllle.
While in town, Mrs. Drcher
was a Sunday dinner guest at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
David R. Vandenberg,
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' a
Mount Vernon with Mr. and
Mrs. Lowell Stockman. ' Mr.
Stockman is the congressman
representing this part of the
state. ' .'
Some of the new plays
were also on the list of Mrs. .
Thompson's activities while
In the east. In Pittsburgh; she
saw Catherine Cornell in -"The
Three Sisters," and lri
Chicago, she saw two- of the
best shows of the season;'.
"Kiss and Tell" and "Dough ?
Girls."
She was also with a group
of Klamath women who. at
tended the Russian .War Re
lief tea. Other Oregon resi
dents who attended were Mrs.
Ted Gillenwaters, Mrs. Eliza
beth Ramsbey,- and Mrs. Low-
en. oiuc&iiiau'.. ivira uosepn
: Da vies, wife of the ambassa
dor to Russia, showed- the
Klamath party her collection
1 of china, and also her things
collected from different Rus
sian churches. - ' ':
An interesting thing about
the gold that trimmed "the
Russian articles was that It
never tarnishes because of a
process devised by the Rus
sians. . ' ,
When Lieutenant Thomp
son was transferred from.
Washington to North Caro- .
una, mr. ana ivirs., xnompson
and two other army officers"'
enjoyed a beautiful drive in
trie bnenanaoan valley ana
through Virginia. Their trip
also took them along Lake
Lure in North Carolina,,
which Mrs. . Thompson de-
scrmes as one or me most
beautiful lakes she has ever-.
seen.
The Thompsons also en
joyed a visit with Mr. and '
Mrs. Everett Pixley of . Pitts-
Louis Serruys. . .
MISS THOMPSON:,. '
HOUSEGUEST OF
REEVES THIS WEEK
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Reeves
of 1825 Melrose street have
had as their houseguest this
last week, Miss Velva Thomp
son of Northbrook, Ontariq,
Canada.- She is leaving soon
fnr her home and will travel1
by way of Vancouver where
-t- ...til ..l-li ...UU Vn1n..l '
sue win viaii wim iciouvo
and then will continue on to
Northbrook through Victoria,.
tanoaa,
Mr. and Mrs. Reeves enter
tained at their home on Tues
day evening for Miss Thomp
son. A lew iriuiius wuie- mrv.
vited in and a midnight sup-
. - -
BPW Women lo ' '
The Business and Profes
sional Women aro to meet at
Tuesday, June the eighth, at;
snvpn o'clock for dessert, .
They will go the Red Cross,
headquarters at half past,
'seven o'clock to 'mako band
ages and surgical dressings. '
''.
Mrs. Robert Shaw, the for-'
mer Patricia Gallagher, spent
this pastwccK in yvanu vtmiiu.
Washington, visiting friends,'
and also in Portland. She will
return to Klamath Falls this
weekend.
'
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pack-
er from the valley visited with
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Ough on
North Second street last week-
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