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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1943)
Juno in. 1043 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN ! Dean Springer Is 'Complimented Women of St. Paul's Parish Honor Dean of Berke ley School at Prettily Appointed Tea on Friday Drnn Elhel Springer of Saint Margaret's hound In Hcrke ley. California, wni. complimented at prettily appointed tea ' given In St. r'niil'M parish house on Friday (tnrnonn. DoBn Sprlngnr spoke to the group during the afternoon hours In the Inlrrrnl of her work, Presiding nt tlm tea table were Mrs. Frederick C. Wlcn bach and Mrii. R. HonryAnderaon. Tin table wan centered with a charming arrangement of white snapdragons, coral bells, aplrra and columbine. Assisting about the room were Ml Joan I'unipboll, Mlaa Roup Macartney, Miss Peggy Keating, Mm Htizunno Michelson, Minn Pol- , Iii Ciiiiiung and Minn Helen Kiiricliffe, all home from s.rhonl for the u m m e r ninnthn. On tablea there were Inrge arrnngementa of white glndloll and anapdragom. Receiving during the after noon houm were Mn. Charlei F, Scharfensteln, chairman for Bnlnt Margaret'a home, dlo reae of Eastern Oregon, and Mm. Rnlph S. Hopkins, Mra, llnrold Shaffer and Mra. Ray . inond Reovea. r Those In charge of refresh ment were Mm. Thomaa Ilnmplon, Mm. John Morgan, Mm. Ci. M. Uplngton and Mm. Carl Micliclson, and those who made arrangement In- eluded Mm. Frederick W. Hamilton, chairman: Mra. David Van Evem, Mm. R. llcbrr Radcliffo, Mm. Edward P. Livingston, Mra. Howell and Mm. L. Orth Slsemore. Dean Ethel Springer has been honored at several In formal suppers this week dur ing her stay here. On Tliursduy evening, June the seventeenth, Mr. and Mm. Chorlet Scharfensteln were hosts at a small dinner party given at their home on Melrose street. Those attend ing were Dean Springer, Dr. Cieorue Wlelond of New York I and Mi" Hazel Morrison and Tom Scharfensteln. On Friday evening, June the eighteenth, the waa guest at an Informal buifet supper given at the home of Rover end and Mrs. Frederick WIs senbach on High atreet, Those enjoying the evening were Dean Springer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scharfensteln and Mis Hazel Morrison. MRS. SCHOLTEN IS GUEST AT BRIDAL SHOWER Mrs. Gerald Scholten was i guest of honor at a bridal shower given for her at the home of Miss Patricia Kitchin ) on Madison street recently. Mrs. Scholten was the former BcjjIo Dridges. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bridges. Her husband la in the air corps overseas. The bride received many lovely and, useful gifts from Mrs. Ivan Crumpacker, Mrs. Hugh Eastman, Mm. Leon Kitchin, Mm. Erma Neslln, Mm. Ralph Aubrey, Mrs. El don Tillman, Mrs. Richard Yates. Mrs. Pete Sather, Mrs. Stevens, Mm. Leonard Lund, Mm. Martin Bridges. Everywhere you go! Helena Rubinstein Heaven-Seni COLOGNE COMPACT Keep Helen Rubinstein's alluring Heaven-Sent fragrance with you always-ln this new con centrated form. A pretty compact for your purse, desk, locker or shelf. So deeply scented and last Ing you can use it like a perfume-or smooth it on after your balh. Its silky texture is non greasy, won't evaporate and cannot spill. Helena Rubinstein Heaven-Sent Cologne Compact, 1.50. urrm s KLAMATH'S COSMETIC CENTER 1 9th and Main Marriage Announced Former Chiloquin Boy Weds Dallas Girl in May Ceremony Friends In the Klamath area learned thla week of the marriage of Lieutenant John Blake, aon of Mm. Jean Blake of Chiloquin, to Miss Joan Christie, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Ilul Christie of Dallas, Toxas. The ceremony was read In Saint Cecelia' chapel, Mission Inn, at River aide, California, on May the thirtieth. Lieutenant Blake Is now stationed at Camp Haan, Cali fornia, and the couple. I now at home In Arlington. The bride was given In marriage by her father and was gowned In whlto lace over satin with long sleeves and a sweetheart neckline. She carried a shower bouquet of gardenias with un orchid center. Mrs. Chrlstio wore a blue silk print with blue ac cessories and the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Blake, wore dark blue sheer with white accessories. Both had gar denia corsages. The bride attended College of Mines at El Paso and the bridegroom Is a graduate of Oregon State college where he majored in forestry. He Is affiliated with the Masonic lodge. MERRY MIXERS MEET AT THE ANDERSON HOME Ruth Anderson was hostess to the Merry Mixers' at her home on the Algoma highway Thursday evening, June the seventeenth. The membera attending were Jo Paup, Dee Salyer, Ruth Lawrence, Mil dred Robinson, Eleanor. Curtis Billee Snider, Louise Cramb lett, the hostess, and three guests, Mrs. Slcely, Mrs. Red head and Mrs. Gillette. Tripoli was played during the evening, with high score held by Billee Snider and low by Ruth Lawrence. A gift was sent from the group to June Collins, a former member, who has moved to Patterson, California. The next meeting, July the first, will be at the home of Ruth Lawrence, 1122 Lincoln street. for Drugs "" fione 4514 it.: Vr -' MARRIED RECENTLY This Is Mr. and Mrs. William Baumgardner, who were married In Crete, Nebraska, In May. The groom la the son of .Mr. and Mm. Arthur Baum gardner of this city. Women Golfers To Play Finals Mrs. Charles Rugh and Mrs. Peter Albertson to Play in First Flight on Friday Afternoon Women golfers at Rcamcs Golf and Country club will play the finals in the Lamm tournament, and also the finals In the first flight, this coming Friday, it was announced at the clubhouse at the regular gathering yesterday. Due to the inclement weather which prevailed during the early Friday morning hours, little golf was played, but later the weather cleared Bnd a number were on the course. Mm. Charles V. Rugh and Mrs. Peter A. Albertson will ploy the finals in the first flight. Those who did not play in the semi-finals In the Lamm tournament this week will have until next Wednesday to do so. Mrs. Guy Harmon and Mrs. Morgan Johnson were hos tesses for the day Friday. The luncheon tables wore attrac tive with bowls of Iris. Sev eral tables of bridge were in play later in the afternoon. Next week's hostesses will be Mm. Bcauford E. Hayden and Mm. Henry Gerber. BRIDAL SHOWER GIVEN FOR MRS. JACKSON - A bridal shower was given on Wednesday, June the six teenth, In honor of Mrs. Lor raine Juck.ton, the former Lor raine Grant. It was given by Mrs. Walter Fuller at the home of her daughter in law, Mrs. Margaret Fuller. Cards were played during the afternoon, high score going to Margaret Fuller, sec ond to Llla Hunt, and low go ing to Mary Martin. Refresh ments were served late in the afternoon with a bridal cake decorated with flowers and a miniaturo bride and groom as the centerpiece of the table. Mm. Jackson received many gift from the guest. Those honoring the recent bride were Bcrnice Bratton, Lila Hunt, Mary Martin, Ruth Sehorn, Mrs. Herbert, Mrs. L. D. Good, Mrs. Cochrane, Ur sule Bratton, Zella Blanken ship, Mrs. Stevens, Maude Phillips, Mrs. Fred Gcnor eux, Mrs. Patch, Mrs. Reymer, Mrs. LaSalle, Mrs. Childers, Mrs. Guthrie, Mrs. C. C. Crow son, Mrs. L. E. Henry, Mr. H. J. McGillivary, and the hostesses, Rita Fuller and Mar garet Fuller. Baileys Honored On Anniversary Fifty-fourth" Wedding Celebration Remembered At Party Given by Club in Malin MALIN Mrs. John Bailey was delightfully honored by member of the Helping Hand society Wednesday, June six teenth, on her fifty-fourth wedding anniversary. The all day affair with luncheon at noon was held at the home of Mr. Earl McVey. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey were married at Whitesville, N. Y., moving Inter to Pennsylvania. Thirty-five years ago they came to the Klamath basin, taking up a homestead north of Malin, living in the same vicinity during their residence here. Mrs. Bniley has been a member of the Helping Hand for tmany years, missing- few : , meetings. The buffet luncheon table was centered with a large wedding cake garlanded in pink roses and green leaves. The guest of honor was pre sented with a bouquet of flowers. During the business meet ing Mrs. Jack Ratliff was elected president, Mrs. Clar enco Hundley vice president and Mrs. Dick Henzel secretary-treasurer. The society was organized , twenty-eight years ago. Answering roll call were Mrs. John Bailey, Mrs, Lou "4 4 !H 1 t . KLAMATH MAN WEDS IN CRETE, NEBRASKA Technical Sergeant William M. Baumgardner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baumgard ner of Klamath Falls was mar ried on May the twelfth to Miss Feme Park, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George S. Park of Crete, Nebraska. The ceremony took place at eleven o'clock at the Metho dist parsonage in Crete with the Reverend G. A. Moon of ficiating. The bride wore a dusty rose frock with a corsage of gar denias and lilies of the valley. After a short honeymoon, the couple are at home in Ar kansas City, Kansas. Sergeant Baumgardner is an instructor in night flying at Strother field in Wlnfield, Kansas. MRS. FULLER ENTERTAINS PINOCHLE CLUB Mrs. Walter Fuller enter tained the Lucky Thursday pinochle club at her home, 2252 Vine avenue, on June the seventeenth. Luncheon was served at one o'clock to Fan nie Goddard, Agnaee Lowe, Mary Martin, Katheryn Bil lings, Ruth Sehorn, Florence Young, Estclle Smith, Vera Good, Mettle Good, Maude Phillips, Zella Blankenship, and the hostess, Rita Fuller. Pinochle followed, high score being held by Rita Ful ler, second by Maude Phil lips, low by Kathryn Billings and the pinochle went to Ruth Sehorn. The next meet ing, July 1, will be at the home of Fannie Goddard, 2203 Darrow avenue. Drager, Mrs. Ted DeMerrltt, Mrs. William Graham, Mrs. J. Perry Haley, Mrs. Clarence Hundley, Mrs. Hazel Hund ley, Mrs. Dick Henzel, Mrs. Everett Jones, Mrs. Charles Johnson. Mrs. C. M. Kirkpatrlck, Mrs. Merle Looslcy, Mrs. John McCully, Mrs. Ima Schultz, Mrs. A. E. Street, Mrs. R. S. Thompson, Mrs. Harry E. Wilson, Mrs, Gerald West. Guests were Mrs. Wood, Mifs. Halbert Wilson and Mrs. Carl McVcy. Ann Sulinka Given Shower Marriage to Cadet Sherfy of Ashland to Be Solemnized Ann Sulinka, whose mar riage to Aviation Cadet W. E. Sherfy of Ashland will take place this weekend, was com plimented with a miscellane ous shower given at the home of Mm. D. P, McGillivary on Wednesday evening. Miss Sul inka has made her home her for the past two years with her sister, Mrs. H. A. Wheel er of 4678 South Sixth street. Cadet Sherfy is the son of Mr. W. E. Sherfy Sr., also of Ashland. At the present time the young flyer is stationed at Vlsalia, California, at the Visalia air field. He will re ceive his wings within a short time. The bride-elect Is the daughter of Mr. L. P. Sulinka of Clatskanie, Oregon. Those attending the shower were Mrs. George Black, Mrs. Lowell Dunn, Mrs. Ross Mit chell, Mrs. Charles Williams, Mrs. Charles Cumminga, Mr. Oscar Harris, Mrs. Elvin Phil lips, Mm. Virgil Haynes, Mrs. Ralph Fuller, Mrs. Earl Kla witter, Mrs. Helen Hoffman, Mr. Blanche McGillivary, Mr. Frances Wheeler, Mis Eula Jean Ayers, Miss Lucille Russ, Miss Virginia Steiner son. Miss Shirley Mayhew, and Miss Catherine Wilson. MISS HOWARD COMPLIMENTED AT PREMO HOME Miss Mary Howard of Phila delphia, former Klamath Falls girl, wax complimented by three friends on Thursday ev ening when Mrs. Merit E. Smith, Mrs. Ellis Jaquette and Mrs. Roy Premo entertained at the Premo home on Owens street. Cards were enjoyed with awards going to Mrs. Donald Veatch and Mrs. Ray Ruger. Miss Howard was presented with a guest prize. Those honoring the visitor besides the hostesses were Mrs. Veatch, Mrs. William Howard, Mrs. Ruger, Mrs. Lloyd Pepples and Mrs. Ron ald Sturman. Miss Howard left Friday ev ening for San Francisco where she will visit a short time with former classmates be fore returning east where she is affiliated with the Woman's Medical College hospital in Philadelphia. She ha spent the past two weeks here as the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Merit E. Smith and other friends. Numerous informal affairs were given for Mis Howard during her stay. Townsend Club Meets Wednesday The Townsend club met at the home of Daisy Douglas on Wednesday, June the six teenth. The next meeting will be at the home of Vera Thex ton on June the thirtieth. Those present were Sarah Carney, Vera Thexton, Ethel Ford, Delia Fariold, Jngaborg Wilkerson, Jerry - Borgein, Charlotte Canay, Adah Lar son, Betty Allen, Esther Mast, Eva Myers, Mabl McWith ey, Matilda Crapo and the hostess, Daisy Douglas. There was one visitor, Mrs. Christina Clark. Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Ad ams of Merrill left Friday eve ning for San Francisco where they will spend the coming week. In face we' ASHAMED that Buster Irewn She Store gave such poor service last Monday and Tuesday, the last two day Stamp No. 17 could bo uied. Wo wish wo could hove had suf ficient clerks to wait on you, a completa supply of shoes throughout the two dayt, and enough seating (pace for every- Now that there Isn't such a rush, we hope you'll bring Stamp No. 18 to us . . . The new shipments of shoes are beautiful. Buster (33 Main Shoe MM MASCOT This is little Miss Donna Ru ger, age five and one-half. Donna is the mascot for the Oregon Women's Ambulance Corp and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ruger, 408 Owens street. She is the niece of Mr. Ray Ruger, esteemed leading knight of BPOE which presented the ambulance to the OWAC. Kathleen Livingston CASCADE CREST REPRESENTED AT STATE MEETING Mrs. Walter Brown, grand representative of the grand chapter of Oregon, Order of Eastern Star, and Mrs. Jame Parsley of Chiloquin, worthy matron of Cascade Crest chap ter, OES, left last Sunday for Portland where they attended the fifty-fourth session of grand chapter. Mrs. William Zumbrum, as sociate conductress, and Mr. and Mrs. Ermel Hosley, asso ciate matron and associate pa- , tron of the chapter at Chilo quin, attended some of the sessions during the week. Mrs. Brown returned Thurs day evening to her home on Pacific Terrace but Mrs. Pars ley remained in the northern city for a few day as the guest of her brother, Dr. Ray mond Leroy. . Reports of the state meet ing will be given at the first meeting of Cascade Crest chapter in September. AUXILIARY MEETS ' IN KC HALL ON THURSDAY The ladies' auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen met in the KC hall Thursday, June the tenth, at eight o'clock for its regu lar meeting. There was no in itiation, but following the business meeting an enter tainment was given, with Fay Myers the chairman. The fea ture of the evening was a play, "Schooldays" with Mable Roman as an old-time, old maid school-ma'am and the pupils were Nellie Sack ett, Freda Newman, Fay Myers, Edrie Caldwell, Lor etta Pex, Eileen Stibert, Nell Messer, and Martha Roman. Refreshments were served later to about twenty-five members and one visitor, Mrs, Lillian Thomas of Los An geles. Brovn Store 633 Main Reames Summer Party Planned First of Affairs Planned for Reames Members and Guests for Saturday Evening The first of the summer parties planned by Reames Golf and Country club at the clubhouse south of town is scheduled for Saturday evening, June the twenty-sixth, it was announced this week. The party will be an informal one, with the cock tail hour scheduled for half past seven o'clock followed by dinner and dancing at eight o'clock. Chairmen of the affair are Mr. and Mrs. Martin Swanson, and they will be assisted by Mr. and Mra. Ted Medford, Dr. and Mrs. J. Hardin Carter and Dr. and Mrs. Charles V. Rugh. The cabaret idea will be used at the dinner dance, with small tables placed about the REBEKAHS MEET . AT REGULAR . MEETING Prosperity Rebekah lodge met in the IOOF hall Thurs day evening, June the seven teenth, for the regular meet ing. Three new members, Ef fie Frein, Fay Myers, and Cecile Peyton were initiated into the order. Laura Skin ner was elected vice-grand in place of Nellie Messer, re signed. At the close of the business meeting the following pro gram was presented: Read ing, Dicksy Weed; vocal solo, Elmma Ross, accompanied by Alma Cofer; pantomime, "Israel Womanhood" with the following cast: Reader, Lucile Heifer; Queen Esther, Kate Hogue; Rebecca, Evelyn Pat terson; Rachel, Harriet Estes; Miriam, Laura Skinner; Eve, Dicksy Weed; Mary, Eva Rich ardson; Naomi, Ivy Propst; Ruth, Irene Markham; Han nah, Frances Munsell; Jep tha's daughter, Jeanne Wil liamson; two angels, Sylvia Tilton and Martha Gilchrist; . Alma Cofer played appropri ate music on the piano, accom panying the pantomime. Refreshments were served at the close of the entertain ment, the chairman of- the ' committee being Eva Rich ardson. The next meeting will be on Thursday, July the first. Greeted here this past week have been Mrs. Robert Por ter, (Betty Zimmerman), and her two young daughters, Su san and Sarah. 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