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PAGE SIX HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Ausrunt SI, 1949 Club Chairmen Made Known ; Library Group to Begin Fall With Luncheon at Willard on September 1 3 With warm August dayt gradually dwindling away into early fall, plana are being made (or the forthcoming club Ma son which will, despite war and war work, continue through out the year. Outstanding in Klamath Falli Is the flrit meeting of the Woman'i Library club dated for one o'clock Monday, 1 September the thirteenth, in the Willard hotel, Luncheon, ' announcement of the program and the uiual fall flower show are on the board. Mrs. Roland Oaket, thia year't president of Library club, ha already completed her chairmenihip Hit for the year. Here it la. Program, Mrs. Arnold L, Gralapp, chairman; Mri. Al bert O. Roenicke, Mrs. E. D. . Hamacher. The program is near completion' and will be presented by the chairman at the luncheon. Music, Mrs. Don J. Zum wait Publicity, Mrs. Heal Stew art ' Membership, Mrs. Matthew L. Rauw. Hospitality, Mrs. Carleton , W. Hornibrook. Decorations, Mrs. Ralph ' Porter. Defense, Mrs. Loren Palmer ' ton. ' Scrap book,. Mrs. Lafayette D. Stevens. Historian, Mrs. Ernest D. - Lamb. Fall luncheon, Mrs. Frank Hamblet Victory garden show, Mrs. Carleton W. Hornibrook. Annual Doerribecher bridge chairman, Mrs. Guy L. Har mon; Tea chairman, Mrs. John H. Houston. Spring flower show, Mrs. Lawrence K. Phelps. Spring tea, Mrs. E. H. Bal slger. Mrs. Hamblet will announce members of her calling com mittee for the fall luncheon within a short time. On the program will be little Diana Micka of Malin who will be presented in dance numbers. On Monday afternoon mem bers of the Garden club met with the newly elected presi dent, Mrs. Horace E. Getz, at her home, SI I Pacific Terrace, Plans for the show were made. This year there will be a com petitive horticultural show and tables will be decorated by Individuals. The "Victory Gar den" theme will be stressed ' and on the long tables will be arrangements of fruits, vege tables and flowers. Mrs. Getz is in charge of tables, Mrs. . Hornibrook being show chair man. Present at the Monday meet ing were Mrs. Will Wood, Mrs. awrence K. Phelps, Mrs. Rc "and Oakes, Mrs. Carleton W. Hornibrook and Mrs. Get. i GARDEN CLUB MEETING DATE ; CHANGED The August meeting of the Garden club will be held Monday, Xugust thirtieth, at two o'clock in the library club rooms, it was announced . this week by Mrs. Horace E. Getz, chairman. The meeting Was slated previously for Au gust twenty-third. Members ' ere asked to make note of the : change. In charge of the program Is Mrs. Albert O. Roenicke who will discuss winter care of root vegetables. This will be most interesting to those who have worked in their victory gardens this year. ; BIRTHDAYS : CELEBRATED ; LAST SUNDAY A event of the past weekend was the birthday party given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Tyrrell on Pacific Ter race in celebration of the birthdays of William Graham and Mr. and Mrs. Tyrrell. Dur ing the Sunday afternoon party, a barbeque was enjoy ed in the back yard of the Tyrrell home. ' Guests were Mr. and Mrs. William Martin of . Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. William Graham of Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Clark of Medford, Mrs. Bertha Morgan, Miss Margaret Lavin, and Miss Virginia Tyrrell. , SOJOURNERS TO HAVE PICNIC ON .WEDNESDAY NOON ; Sojourners are planning another picnic to be held on this coming Wednesday, Au gust the twenty-fifth, at Moore park, for Sojourners, guests and their children. : Those attending the noon picnic are asked to bring sandwiches, tables service, and a drink for the children. Members of the committee in charge of the arrangements are Mrs. E. M. Raymond, t chairman, Mrs. Guy Harmon, Mrs. Glen Jones, Mrs. Ben Gibson, Mrs. Guy Wilson. Mrs. S. D. Earhart, Mrs. Matthew Rauw and Mrs. H. R. Coulam. Engagement Announced Lucy Kimball To Wed Donald Smith of Navy At Future Date Mr. and Mrs. Warner Kim ball, 4878 Crosby street, have recently announced the en gagement of their daughter, Lucy Ann, to Donald Paul Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roderick M. Smith of 031 Prospect street Lucy and Don are both graduates of Klamath Union high school. She attended the University of Oregon last year and ha spent one year at the university and one year at Oregon State college. He is now with the navy overseas and is serving as a radar op erator. He enlisted with the naval reserve program while at the university. No definite date has been set for the wedding. NEIGHBORHOOD CHILDREN ENJOY LAWN PARTY Mrs. Frank Thompson en tertained pre-fchool children of her neighborhood at her home on Hope street last weekend in honor of the birthday of three-year-old Delmer Wilker. The children played on the lawn and later enjoyed re freshments of cookies and punch. Those who attended the party were Delmer Wilker, Erln 'ReUly, Pat Thompson, Marshall Thompson, Fred Tracy, Merle Tracy, Orland Weaver, Diane Wilker, Don na Fae Wilker. MRS. WILLIS HONOR GUEST AT PARTY. Mrs. Edward B. Goeckner entertained at her homo en Thursday evening, August the nineteenth, in honor of Mrs. Tom Willis of Los Angeles, who is visiting hero for sev eral days. Bridge was enjoyed during the evening with high prize being won by Mrs. Willis, sec ond by Mrs. Richard Hibb and low by Mrs. Edward Schneebeck. Guests included Mrs. L. K. Mays, Mrs. Mary Crawford of Bend, Mrs. William DeCue, Mrs. Donald McKay, Mrs. Rob ert Mitchell, Mrs. Edward Schneebeck, Mrs. Richard Hibbs, Mrs. Robert Fulton, Mrs. Frank Bogatay, Mrs. Tru man Berg, Mrs. John Schubert and the honor guest, Mrs. Willis. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fos ter and daughters, Janet Su san and Louise, are leaving Sunday to return to their home in Prinevllle after a visit here at the home of Mrs. Foster's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Cofer of High street. Mrs. Foster will be remem bered as the former Helen Cofer. Shirley Overson Weds Recently Girl Weds William Halrrell Jr. in Ceremony Read At Burrows Home August 8 Miss Shirley Overson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Overson, became the bride of William M. Halrrell Jr. in a SITem.on r,ad " the home ot Mr- nd Mrs. E. E. Burrows on Wiard street on Sunday, August the eighth. Branch president of the Latter Day Saints church, E. E. Burrows, read the cere mony. Matron of honor was Mrs. V. J. Goodwin, sister of the bride. Best man was Hoyt James Halrrell, brother of the groom. The bride wore a blue suit with navy and white acces sories and a corsage of white orchids. Miss Mary Jo Hallett sang "Because" and Mr. E. E. Bur. rows sang "One Alone." Mrs. Sherman Carter played "Clair de Luce". Guests for the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Overson, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Halrrell, Sr., Mrs. Mellnda Overson, Mrs. Elva France, Mr. and Mrs. Orris Willard, June HairreU, j i y I ,- BRIDE-ELECT Mr. and Mrs. Warner Kimball recently announced the engagement of their daughter, Lucy, to Don ald Smith, United States navy. No date has been set for the wedding. Kennell-EUls. Leila Hearn Weds Ryland Shock Here Ceremony Held in Auditorium of Assembly of God Church in Klamath Falls Saturday Wedding bells rang on Saturday, August the fourteenth, at an evening ceremony for Miss Leila Marie Hearn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hearn, and Mr. Ryland Shock, son of Mrs. Eva Shock of Stanley, Wisconsin. The ceremony was solemnized by Reverend Harold Persing at the Assembly of God church in Klamath Falls. Mrs. Ola Mae Carter played the wedding march and Mrs. Muriel Garlch sang "O Promise Me" and "I Love You Truly." The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a wedding dress of white satin with long train. The sweet heart neckline was trimmed 1 in small pearls as was the full veil of illusion net. She carried a white Bible with white satin streamers. Mrs. Roberta Jorde was ma tron of honor for the bride. She wore a baby blue chiffon dress and carried a bouquet of sweet peas in harmonizing shades. Bridesmaids were Miss Ma bel Weaver, Miss Georgia Hearn, Miss Diane Landrum and Mrs. Lyla Mae Foster. They wore baby blue and pink taffeta and chiffon frocks and wore shoulder corsages of deep pink rose buds. Little two-year-old Marie Elena Pont, niece of the bride, was flower girl. Her long frock was of deep pink taf feta and net with a matching sweetheart bonnet Her cor sage was of deep pink biby rose buds. Pierre E. Pont acted as best man and Jim Kennerly, W. D, Bigby, Reverend Claude Pur duo and Mr. Bruener were ushers. A reception was held after the ceremony at the home of the bride's parents. The couple are now residing at 1336 Oak street LT. BALSIGER TO MARRY IN ALBANY SUNDAY A wedding of interest to Klamath Falls people will take place this Sunday in the Presbyterian church in Al bany when Lieutenant Eston Balslger, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Balslger of this city, will marry Miss Billie Lorraine Fitzpatrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Fitzpatrick. Lieutenant Balslger Is an Instructor at Mather field, California. Details of the wed ding will be told next week. Mertrice Anderson, Mary Jo Hallett, Elder Lott, Elder Dav is, Elder Levitt, Raymond Ov erson, Barbara Burroughs and Jeanette Burrows. The couple left after the ceremony for a week's stay at Lake o' the Woods. They are now making their home at the Marion apartments. Miss Dutton Becomes Bride Klamath Girl Marries In Ceremony at Biggs Field in Texas ' Miss Wanda L. Dutton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Dutton of Klamath Falls, became the bride of Lieutenant Arthur S. Marcoul lier in a ceremony read at Biggs field, Texas, on August the third. Chaplain Otho A. Eure officiated. The bride was dressed in a sky blue ensemble with acces-, sories of navy blue. She wore flowers in her hair and a . shoulder corsage of pink roses. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Marcoullicr of Westfield, Massachusetts. The couple plans to make their home in Tucson, Arizona. MRS. PARKHURST GIVEN FAREWELL DINNER PARTY Farewells were said this week to Mrs. Harlan M. Park hurst, a resident of Klamath Falls for many years, who left for Portland where she plans to make her home. Members of the Presbyter Ian Sunday school staff, the Dorcas circle, and the Mis sionary circle entertained for Mrs. Parkhurst at a potluck dinner held in the church on Monday evening this last week. Mrs. Parkhurst was given several gifts from the group. Mrs. Elizabeth Waldo Tay lor, In her ninety-first year, finished the evening by play ing on the piano, "Auld Lang Syne" and "God Be With Vou Till We Meet Again." SERVICEMEN ARE HONORED AT SUNDAY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. R. Henry An derson of the Merrill road were hosts at dinner Sunday in honor of Ed Hosley, AMM 3c with the navy, and Ser geant Bill DeCue, who is with the army air corps. Both men were home for a short time and both left on Monday, August the fifteenth, for duty. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Martin and Betty Rea and Buddy Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ramsby and Sue, Mrs. Maude Hosley, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Goeckner and children, Larry and Martin Snyder, John Martin, Ed Hos ley and Mr. and Mrs. Bill DeCue. Mrs. Don C. Fisher return , ed Friday night from a trip which took her to Portland. - Pupils To Be Presented Mrs, Kenton Knight To Give Recital on Sat urday Next Week Mrs. Kenton Knight will present her pupils tit a fall recital to be held in tho Btblo Baptist church on Sixth and Winrd streets this coining Saturday, AtiKii.it tho twenty eighth, at threo o'clock. Tho program as announced by Mrs. Knitiht is as follows: "Home on tho Range" Texas cowboy song "Stars and Stripes Forever" Sousn James Davidson. "Country Gardens'' Folk song "Santa Lucia" Ruth Carnitine. "Silent Night" Gruber Air from llnvden's .symphony Charlotte Phelps. "A Little Waltz" N. Louise Wright "Long, Long Alio" Bayly Louise Phelps. "Orchard Swing" "Tho Bobolink" Williams Morris rhclps. "The First Lesson" Kroggman "Three Littlo Pigs".. Richter Eddie Neccc. "Barcarolle" Offenbach "Starlight Waltz" .. Strcalbog Melvin Hanson. "Daisy Chains" 'To a Skyscraper" Twyln Hanson. "Amaryllis" "Distant Bells" Evelyn Hanson. 'The Holy City" Adams "Skater s Waltz" Margaret Jones. "Londonderry Air" "La Cucharacha" Betty Jones. "America the Beautiful" "Merry Widow Waltz" Alice Crumrine. "Blackhawk Waltz" "Robins Return" Mary Lou Stanbcry. "You and I" "Lavender and Lace" Arlene Stanbery. Stephen Foster Melody Edna May Reeves. 'The Kittens" "Jeannie with the Light Brown Hair" Virginia Reeves. "Joyous Farmer" Schumann "Prelude in A Major" Chopin Louise Sexton. "Marine Hymn" "Jingle Bells" Kenton Knight Jr. "Betty and Bill" .. Thompson "Song of the Volga Boat ' man" Betty Knight. 1 There will be special num- 'bers by the Altamont Chris tian Endeavor orchestra com posed of Margaret McClellen, Harold Peyton, Morris Weak ley and Stanley McClellen. There will also be recita tions by Adele Ncece. LINDA LORTON HONOR GUEST AT PARTY Mrs. Duke Lorton enter tained for her small daughter, Linda, on her second birthday on Saturday, August the four teenth. The party was held on the lawn of the Lorton home at 2018 Main street Those invited were Vaughn Hess, Bonnie Baughman, Kar en Lavenik, Heather Hamack- er, Robert Logan, Albert Lo gan, Allen Phillips, Janet Phil lips, Garwin Gaster, Karon Caster, Carol Buck, Gary Gill, David Gill, Joyce Howard, Mary Ott, Kenneth Moty, Sarah Dale West, Virginia Bar ron of Merrill and Nancy Hun sakcr of Marshficld. Barbul-Bell A quiet wedding ceremony was performed on Thursday evening, August the nine teenth, by Rev. Victor Phil lips of the First Methodist church at his home at '1005 High street, when. Mary Irene Barbul, a member of the school faculty at Newell, Cali fornia, became the bride of Raffacl Carmino Bell of Buckeye, Arizona. Tho bride was attended by Margaret C. Gunderson and Martin P. Gundcrson was the best man. Don't Give i- f other garments here for sanitary and 91 scientific eare. We know how to Inv v. , i i 1 1 i , . . . i , Fur Remodeling and Alterations By MRS. GREGORY Formerly of Stewart-Drew Fur Shop Cash & Carry PENNY CLEANERS New Method Cleaners J1 JOINS MARINES Isabel Milne left this past week for Camp Lejuene, North Carolina, where she will enter training with the Marines. KcnnellEllis. Kruegers Honored Bellant Family Hosts At Farewell Dinner For Man and Son Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bellant entertained at dinner at their home, 2S07 Geltlo street In honor of Williom E. Krueger and his son Billy. The elder Krueger has been manager of Emil's store on South Sixth street and left Saturday for Paradise, Cali fornia, where he plans to make his home. He has lived , here for the past eighteen years and Is well known to . many. Billy left this week for duty with the army. They each re reived a gift from the group. The invited guests, employes and their families from Emil's were Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Westln and Rudy, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Lavin, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Klawltter. Mrs. Ura Seuchrist, Roger Rose. Hal Mason, Bob Mason, Beatrice Bellant. and the two guests of honor. MARY LOU GAGE IS RECENT BRIDE IN SOUTH Miss Mary Lou Gage, daughter of Mrs. Lucille At chison of Klamath Falls and Mr. Norman Gage of Sacra mento, became the bride re cently of Sergeant Paul F. Dolochyckl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dolochyckl of Jersey City, New Jersey, In a ceremony read In Sacramento. Tha bride was dressed In a beige wool suit with brown accessories. She wore a shoul der spray of gardenias. The bride lived in Klamath Falls for seventeen years and last year moved with her father to Sacramento. She has been attending Sacramento high school there. Sergeant Dolochyckl has been for mora than a year in the army ordnance depart ment at Camp Kohler, Cali fornia. ISABEL MILNE LEAVES FOR TRAINING Miss Isabel Milne left this past week for Camp Lejuene, New River, North Carolina, to enter training with the marine corps women's reserve. Miss Milne has been very ac tive in affairs In Klamath Falls for many years. She was past president of the Amaranth, Or der of Eastern Star, and for the past year has been active in the Commando organiza tion. She Is the daughter of Mrs. John Milne of this city, and she has been awaiting call for several weeks since she was accepted with the marines. the Moths a Banquet! Bring your furs, woolen things and ern methods of cleaning and fur care. You will find prices very reasonable. 602 Main Uptown Store Wednesday Club To Give Tea Invitations Sent and Plans Being Made for "Rush- 0 ing Tea" To Be Held in Late August i About elghty.fiva Invitations have been sent out to mem bers and young women Interested In tha Woducsduy club of St. Paul's church for a "Rushing Tea" to be given on Frlduy, August the twenty-seventh, at tho home of Mrs. Edward Goeck ner on 345 North Tenth street, Hours are to bo from threo until fivo o'clock. Mrs. W, Richard Hlbbs and Mrs. Gouckner are In charge of tho committees appointed, Chairmen are Mrs. John Schubort, refreshments; Mrs. Donald McKay, tea table, and Mrs. Harold Shaffer, flowers. Miss Kennedy Honored Bridal Shower Event For Bride Elect at Bigger Home Miss Virginia Kennedy was honored with a bridal shower recently at the home of Mrs, Raymond Bigger on Eldorado street. Mrs. Bigger and Mrs. John H. Gallagher were host esses. Mlsa Kennedy Is to wed Doctor Bernard Ericsson in Los Angeles on September the third. Guests who honored Miss Kennedy wcro Mrs. George Brltt, Mrs. John Bishop, Mrs. Bernard Johnson, Mrs. Thom as Zinn, Mrs, Anthony Egan, Mrs. Harry Stoler, Mrs. M. C. Deerlng, Mrs. Fred LaForge, Mrs. Mclvln Gallnspy, Mrs. A. M. McLean, Mrs. James Smith, Mrs. Carl Rice, Mrs. James O'Brien, Mrs. Joe Kennedy, Mrs. Andrew Loney, Miss Vir ginia Ellen Smith, Miss Mary Loney and the hostesses. TWO FORMER RESIDENTS COMPLIMENTED Mrs. Arthur Meaner enter tained on Tuesday evening, August the seventeenth, at her home on Mack street for two former residents of Klamath Falls, Mrs. Douglas Gardner, now of Cheyenne. Wyoming, and Miss Audrey Edwards, now ot San Francisco. Refreshments were served during tha evening and the honor guests were presented with corsages. Those who gath ered to greet the visitor were Mrs. Wayne Adklns, Mrs. Katharine Kaylor, Mrs. Rex Davis, Mrs. Fred Langelt, Mrs. Lloyd Myers, Mrs. Otto Ellis. Miss Edith Taylor, Miss Pearl Poppy and the hostesses. Lieutenant and Mr. David Totten left Thursday after spending a short time here at the Henry Kranenburg home on North Third street. Lt. Totten recently received his commission with the army at Fort Banning, Georgia. Lieutenant A. O. Roenicke, with tha United State navy, has been home this past week visiting with hi family at their home on Portland street. He has been stationed at Farragut, Idaho, but expect to leave soon for oversea duty. y TIME and again I've heard man rave and rant about woman' barbaric custom of painting her finger nails. When you analyze it, mayee ne nas just cause for complaint. ; I'M not opposed to very bril liant hues, but there's quite a difference between (elect ing nail polish shade Just because they are pretty and selecting those that are most flattering to YOUR hands. . EVERY one of Chen Yu' twenty-one shade 1 an original different from any other nail polish shades and created to be genuinely flattering to the tones In the human skin. YOU may select them according to whim or costume with complete assurance that no matter which one you select, It will be flatter ing to your hands. Follow one simple rule: There are red-reds, brown-reds and blue-reds In the Chen Yu color range. Stick to your type, and all will be well. WJ5 hve the full range of twenty-one. come in and let me help you make a selection to fit YOU, from tho Chen Yu color card In our cosmetic section. RITA. Everbody's Drug- Several churler members of the club, which was orgnnl.ecl In 1020, huvo been nuked to pour during tho afternoon. They are Mrs. Francis Olds, Mrs. D. V. Kuykendull, Mrs. Neal Slewait, Mrs. R. Ileber Radcllfre, Mrs. L. S. Tyrrll and Mrs. Marvin K. Lucas. The first meet Ing of tha Wednesday club of the season will be held on Wednesday, September the first, at the par-'' Ish house at right o'clock. Hostesses will be Mrs. Rich ard Hlbbs, Mrs. Kdward B. Goeckner and Mrs. Truman V. Berg. Miss Clura Ann I.nndrnm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Landram of North Sixth street, has as her guest this week Miss Sarltn John son of San Francisco, Sim for merly livod In Klatmith Fulls.' f For A A f Lovely 1L I Youthful i? Bust J i- """" nm e & s,,,rh,y1 FT it 5 I Expensive looking rsyon satin with undcrbust stitching for a decora, five touch and uplift support. "Fit 3 sire" back fastener. Nude. 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