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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1943)
i ; -1 1 V VsS.1'.'. ;. : ' FPtW MR. AND MRS. RAHLEN C. HASTINGS ! f Y v AND SON BEN " V . 1 1 k33'4 Have Meeting Merrill and Klamath Falls Groups Meet irj Joint Session at O'Connor Ranch Monday MERRILL The Klamath Falls Women's Garden club and the Lost River Garden club met In a Joint meeting at tho Hugh O'Connor ranch near Merrill on last Monday, June the twenty eighth. Luncheon was served nt Uie outdoor bnrbeque pit In the . corner of the lovely Kurclon. Mrs. O'Connor was assisted In serving by her dnuKhters, Kathleen, Mary Lou. Potsy and Mrs. Jerry Ahern. Mrs. ilornco Getz, president of the Klamath Falls club, shared honors during the afternoon with Mrs. Lewis Ksnclrn, president of the Lost O River Garden club. During tho afternoon, Mrs. E. D. Lumb, president of the stata federation of Garden clubs, and Mrs. A. G. Proctor, slnto secretory, gave reports on tho recent stato convention held In Pendleton. Those from Klamath Falls attending tho meeting wero Mrs. Will Wood, Mrs. E. D. Lamb. Mrs. A. G. Proctor, Mrs. Paul Edwards, Mrs. G. A. Krause. Mrs. K. G. Cum minus and her daughter, Mrs. R, C. Reeves. Mrs. J. F. Kim ball. Mrs. F. O. Small, Mrs. L. K. Phelps, Mrs.- II. McPhcr rln, Mrs. E. B. Redmond, Mrs. Ralph Porter, Mrs. Harry Goellcr, Mrs. R. E. Oukes, Mrs. F. W. Hamilton, Mrs. C. W. Hornlbrook, Mrs. William Scott, Mrs Warren Hunt, Mrs. T. B. Walters and her mother, Mrs. E. II. Mason. Mrs. T. A. OSandoc, Mrs. R. P. Ellingson and Mrs. Ilornco Getz. MRS. TAYLOR COMPLIMENTED ON MONDAY Complimenting her sister, Mrs. Henry W. Turner of Olymplu, Washington, Mrs. Truman Berg was hostess nt a dessert bridge party on Mon day evening, Juno the twenty ninth at her homo on Leroy street. Summer flowers were used as decorations for the house and tho tables. Contract bridge was played with high icoro being won by Mrs, Ed word Gocckner, second by Mrs. Arthur Moore. Mrs. Tur n also received a gift. I Guests for tho evening were Mrs. Innis Roberts, Mrs. Hnrold Palmer, Mrs. Thomas 'Orr, Mrs. Edward Gocckner, Mrs. Howard Hnrdesly, Mrs. Robert Fulton, Mrs. Robert Mitchell, Mrs. Rlchnrd Hibbs, Mrs. George Sprngue, Mrs. Arthur Moore, Mrs. Turner and the hostess. l t 4 MISS JONES IS VISITOR HERE THIS WEEK Miss Mildred Jones of Spraguc, Washington, near Spokane, is a weekend visitor this week of Dr. and Mrs. George Merrymnn of Pacific Tcrrnce. She arrived In this city on Friday morning and left with the Merrymnns on ' Saturday for tho Mcrrymon homo at Lake o' tho Woods. Miss Jones, tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank F, Jones of Spraguc, plans to go east in late July or early August to wed Dn. John D. Morryman in Miidlson, Wisconsin. .... v nil k a Kutn Meiaas Marries Klamath Girl Wed s in Orlando, Florida, in June Ceremony The First Presbyterian church of Orlando, Florida, was tho scene of the wedding of Miss Ruth Beverly Mclaas of Klamath Falls to Lieuten ant Keith Jay Lindsay of Mc Minnville. The ceremony was read nt three o'clock on Sun day, June the thirteenth. Dr. Marshall Dendy read the vows for the double ring ceremony. Tho bride woro a magnolia colored crepe afternoon frock and carried a small brown army testament, a gift from Dr. William G. Everson, presi dent of Linficld collego for whom she served as secretary. Her corsngo was of gardenias and red rose buds. Mrs. T. B. Wcscott of Phila delphia, tho bride's only at tendant, was costumed In yel low crepe with a matching hnt. Lieutenant Thomas Lar kin of New York city acted as best man. Captain T. B. Wes cott gave tho bride in mar riage. Mrs. Lindsay Is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Melons of this city. She was graduated from Klamath Un ion high school in 1930 and from Linficld collego last May. She is affiliated with Lambda Sigma sorority. Lieutenant Lindsay Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Lindsay of McMlnnville. He also attended Linficld collego and was a member of Alpha Gamma Nu fraternity. Lieutenant and Mrs. Lind say will make their homo in Orlando while he Is stationed there nt the army air forces school of applied tactics. EVELYN ROMBERG ' GIVEN PARTY THIS WEEK A farewell party for Evelyn Romberg, who Is leaving for Los Angeles this week, wns given on Wednesday, Juno the thirtieth, by Lois Bcthuno at her homo on Washington street. A seven o'clock dinner wns served and Inter bridge wns played. Thoso honoring Miss Rom berg wore Mrs. Bert Spencer, Mrs. Roy . Whltlnch, Mrs. Audrey Smith, Mrs. W. F. Bcthunc, Nora McAuliffc, Barbara Lcc Jacobs, Jean Ac tcson and the hostess,. Lois Bcthunc. JAW" A; -una irw. BUFFET SUPPER AT BOGATAY. HOME EVENT A delightful event of the past week was the buffet sup per given by Mrs. Frank Bo gatay at her home on Man zanita street last Sunday eve ning, June the twenty-seventh. In honor of her sister, Mrs. Matthew Dorobis of San Pe dro, California. Mrs. Dorobis has been here for several weeks and before she came here wns a guest of her moth er, Mrs. Emily Zatuli of Scat tie. Co-hostess with Mrs. Bo gatay was Mrs. Eldrcd Put nam. Gin rummy was enjoyed during the evening with high score going to Mrs. Richard Hibbs, and low to Mrs. Rudy Jacobs. Guests honoring Mrs. Doro bis were Mrs. J. L. Calhoun, Mrs. Richard Hibbs, Mrs. Rudy Jacobs, Mrs. Mark Snndcrs, Mrs. Donnld McKay, Mrs. Howard Hardcsty, Mrs. Ed ward Gocckner, Mrs. Rex Da vis, Mrs. Robert Fulton, and Mrs. L. K. Mnys. A gift was later presented to Mrs. Dorobis. DIRECTOR IS GUEST AT POOLE HOME A guest at the home of Mrs. Rose M. Poole on Con ger avenue is Marilyn Mer rick Lewis of Spokane, reg ional director of the North west region of Soroptimist club. Mrs. Poole is presi dent of the Klamath Falls club. Also here is the visitor's mother, Mrs. C. D. Weight man, also of Spokane. The two were guests of .the Sor optimist club in Lakcvlcw on Friday. s o c E T Y NADINC PALMSRTOM i -. ire; J r ' MR. AND MRS. FRED D. FLETCHER AND SON JOHN 4o Moved, jbuty Klamath's young men are rapidly disappearing from the city to go into various branches of the armed forces. On our page today we have three young men who have gone into three branches 'of naval reserve training. Ben Hostings, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rohlen ,C. Hast ings, left on Friday, June twenty-fifth, for Fayette, Mis souri, where he will enter Center college in the V-7 program of the navy. This program trains reserve of ficers. Ceorge Proctor, son of Mr. and "Mrs. A. C. Proctor, left last Sunday evening for Crawfordville, Indiana, where he will enter Wabash college for V-5 training, for officers in the naval air corps. John Fletcher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. FJetcher, also left last Sunday for Boulder, Colorado, where he will enter school under the V-12 program. He is training to be a deck officer. Kathleen Livingston. Mrs. George Cornell Honored With Shower at Howard Home Virginia Howard and Nolle Gardner were hostesses on Monday evening, June the twenty-eighth, at Miss How ard's home on East Main street for a stork shower for Mrs. George Cornell ' (Allie Lee Dean). Clever decora tions were used about the room and colors were in pink and blue. During the evening games were played and later refresh ments wero served. In the center of the table was a white cake decorated with pink and blue roses, and pink lemonade and pink ice cream were served on small trays. Prizes for tho games played during the evening were won by Mary Lou Johnson, Mer lon Albrecht and Mary Jane Drake. Another prize was won by Dorothea Ellingson. Those complimenting Mrs. Corneil were Merlon Al brecht, Dorothea Ellingson, Mary Lou Johnson, Wanda Shaw, Mary Jane Drake, Lucy Kimball, Laura Kimball, Dale Motley, Gnlo Motley, Betty Len Daily, Roberta Tucker, Ann Mueller, Peggy Keating, Ailccn Cornell and the host- M' ' i r. .. ,i. y I 'l f S " ' f ' " MR. AND MRS. A. G. PROCTOR MISS RAKESTRAW TO TRY FOR WAAR TRAINING Attractive Peggy Rakestravr is hoping to be the first Klamath county girl to enter the women's auxiliary air force, known to the nation as the WAAFS. Peggy, daughter of Mr. and' Mrs. Roy D. Rakcstraw of Eldorado Heights, returned home Sunday morning from Oakland, California, where she has been employed for the past nine months in the transportation division of the quartermaster depot, United " States army. Right now Peggy is trying to get in thirty-five hours of training at the Klam ath airport in order to sub mit her application to the WAAFS. That amount of training is required by the government. Peggy has passed her government examination. She is a graduate of Klamath Union high school and attend- l ed the University of Oregon where she is affiliated with Alpha Chi Omega sorority. REBEKAHS HAVE REGULAR MEETING The regular meeting of Prosperity Rcbckah lodge was held Thursday evening, July the first, in the IOOF hall. The meeting was called to order by Blanche Barker, noble grand, and following the busi ness meeting pinochle was played, with high score going to Zella Blankenship, second to Eva Richardson and low to Addie Sandcll. The next meet ing will be on July the f if . toenth, and there will be in stallation of officers, enter tainment and refreshments.: Lionesses and Lions Install Mrs. Nicodemus and Myrle Adams fnsfalled As.-.'-: Leaders of Local Organizations on Tuesday The Lioness club Installed its officers for the new year at , . . a ceremony held at the Reames Golf and Country club last . . Tuesday evening. It was a joint installation .with the Lions. club and later dinner and dancing were enjoyed. A cocktail" ' ' hour was held at eight o'clock. .. New president of the organization Is Mrs. M. E. Nicodemus; ' ' Installed as vice president was Mrs. A. P. Heup, and Mrs. Clifford Voight was installed as new secretary. Liaison officer is Mrs. Myrle Adams and directors are Mrs. Herrick Wheeler, Mrs-." ' Klamath Boy Is Married James Lyle Weds in Florida to Miss Joan Stinnete of Dallas The traditional month of June saw another bride go down the aisle, with the wed ding of Mis3 Joan Stinnette, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stinnette of Dallas, Oregon, and Sergeant James J. Lyle, United States army air corps, son of Mrs. Ruby Lyle of this city and Mr. A. P. Lyle of Portland. The ceremony was read at half past five o)clock the af ternoon of June the seven teenth, in the parsonage of the Presbyterian church in Jacksonville, Florida. The bride wore a white af ternoon frock of sharkskin with matching accessories and a lovely corsage of white or chids. Men of the Jackson ville air base attended the young couple, and immediate ly after the service, there was a wedding supper and the two left for St. Augustine, Flor ida, where they had a four day honeymoon in that historic old city. The romance for Jimmy and Joan had its beginning at the University of' Oregon where she was affiliated with Alpha Chi Omega, and he with Theta Chi. The bride is a sorority sister of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Howard Davis of Glendale, California. She is known to the school set here and vis ited in Klamath Falls last sum mer when she was a guest of the Lyles at their summer home at Lake o' the Woods. Sergeant and Mrs. Lyle are at home at 203 North Third avenue in Jacksonville. He is an instructor in instrument flying at the Jacksonville air base. His bride, following her graduation from the Univer sity of Oregon, was with United Airline in Portland but has been transferred to the Jack sonville office. Mae Gibson Marries In North Friends may be interested to know of the marriage .of Miss Mae Gibson, formerly of Klamath Falls, to Mr. David ' Saseen, on last Sunday, June the twenty-seventh in Port land. Mrs. Saseen is the daughter of Mrs. Sara Gibson - now of Portland, and the late Archie Gibson. i Carl Mason and Mrs. Vernon Moore. w Mrs. Paul Skeen was the 1 installing officer and was as sisted by Mrs.. Vera OwensU ? ' Mrs. Ed Robinson, the outgo-' ' '' ing president, was given .a". V gift of glassware. v . v, The Lions installed as their v: president, Myrle C. Adams, v. Installing officer was Clar- - .' ence Humble, district govern-.' or of southern and western. Oregon. " ' !. Other Lions installed were '. Paul Skeen, vice president; ; -E. C. Vanderpool, secretaryry treasurer; Hans Norland, liqtv ' tamer; Elton Disher, tailtwist"-'.. er; Wes D. McNee and M.- E.' Nicodemus, directors for two.. years. .-. -.-. W. A. Constans, past presi-..: dent, was toastmaster for the. ' evening. . . MRS. HARDESTY COMPLIMENTED v-' WITH'TEA Mrs. Richard Hibbs enters tained on Wednesday after-' ' noon, June the thirtieth, at- an informal tea at her home '. on North Fifth street honors ing Mrs. Howard Hardesty; who left here Thursday with-. , her family to make their home - . .' in Portland. Guests were in- ' vited to come at half past k three o'clock and as each ar-."u . rived they presented Mrs-V. Hardesty with a handkerchief. " The house was bright with. ' early summer flowers. Mrs.'' '' Frank Bogatay presided ovef ' 3 the coffee service and- Mrjj;- y-j Edward Goeckner poured teai... "i Those who came to bid Mrs., x Hardesty goodby were Mrs. j 'John Schubert, Mrs. Frank.-, Bogatay, Mrs. Mark Sanders, . Mrs. William VanBuskirk,' ' 1 Mrs. Edward Goeckner, Mrs. V -Truman Berg, Mrs. Wendall 7 ? Smith, Mrs. Arthur .. Moore, ' Mrs. Wilbur Shannon, Mrs. ' , Harold Schaffer, Mrs. Robert':-" 1 Mitchell, Mrs. Robert Fulton, -i 1 Mrs. C. S. Dahlquist, Mrs. Jov.vt seph Hicks, Mrs. Charles Van Doren and Mrs. George Sprague. REAMES , TOURNEYS 1 COMPLETED At Reames Golf and Coun try club yesterday there were about twelve women playing ' golf. Since tournaments are-; r over for, the summer there . will be no hostesses-until Sep-', tember. - - ' ' ,'' ' Members are reminded-that they may turn in their.' five.! 1 best eighteen-hole scores.' dlir-. ' ing the summer until tourna- x ments are started again in . . September, - ' 'J "1 t
