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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1943)
Auftust 21, 1043 Rainbow Group Has Formal Dance Tulolako Organization Has Dance in Malin; Wish ing Well Is Center of Attraction TULELAKE In a garden setting in the Malin Broadway hall, guests of the Tulelsk assembly, Order o( th Rainbow foe lilrla, danced Friday venlng, August th thirteenth, at th third nnmial formal ball. Cuntcrlng the hall which wai fenced with a low picket enclosure, lower covered, wa a wishing well. Daisies flouted on the water and wlihea were made on dlmei and quurtcri and riollnra thnt later went into a fund for the Tulelaka chapter of tlw Hod Cross. Part of the proceedi of the dance alio went into 1 1 in Red Cross fund and a portion li being used by the glrla for lhe pnrchaio of war bond. llaldy Evans dance band furnished the nuulc, I'atrona and patroncsaea for llm nffulr were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hoyd, Mr. and Mra. Olny 1 riiitld, Mr. and Mra. Clooign Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Charlea K. Wieie. Mra. C. C. Coulson la mother ad , visor of the aiiaembly. ( f .Serving on the dance eonv mitten were Joyce Turnbaugh and Ku nny Atlanta and Elea nor Kandra wn -in charge of docorationi. The committee expresaes appreciation for the courtesy and co-operation of thona who helped In making poaslblo the aucceaa of the dunce, those who donated flowora and who donated ao genoroualy to the wiihlng well. The aiiaembly officer! an nounce ill no that the official vlnlt of Mra. Cornelia P. Coop er, Palo Alto, supreme deputy of the Order of Rainbow for Ulrli In California to have been made this month will be poatponed until later. f; Valley Club Has Meeting ; Garden Club Meets And Discusses House Plants, Gardens LANGELL VALLEY The Langell Valley-Bonanza Gar den club met at the home of Mra. Malcolm Teare on Fri day afternoon, August the thirteenth. The party was held on the lovely lawn and the gueata enjoyed the beau tiful gladioli and other flow rrs around the yard. The meeting was in charge of the prealdent, Beaaia Tra der. A dlacuaalon of houae plants and home gardens was rnjoyed. The next meeting of the garden club will be held on Auguit the twenty-aaventh at the home of Mrs. Mary Sparka. There will be a dis play of flower arrangements by the membera at thla meet ing and everyone la invited to attend. ' Dainty refreahmenti were aerved at four o'clock to Bea aia Frailer, Liszte Schmor, Ruth Mullenax, Alta Dixon, Helle Ross, Lucille Coyner, Blanche Gowan, Joanna Given, Ada Sparretorn, Edith Jones, Bobiette Gift, Mary Sparka, Mary Leidy and Mrs. Morton. LOPEZ FAMILY VISITS IN SPRAGUE RIVER Private Flrat Clasa Yndal eclo Lopez of Grand Island air buso, Nebraska, waa a gueat in Sprague River visiting his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Solio Lopez. Private Lo pez was accompanied from Re-. no by his wifo and small son. This was Lopez first fur lough since entering the serv ice. Mrs. Sollo Lopez entertain ed wjth a dinner party for her slstcr-ln-law and brother on Monday evening, August the ninth. R musical program after dinner was enjoyed. Vo cal numbers were sung by Mrs. Ashley Sllnkerd, accom panied on the guitar by Soilo Lopez. Mrs. Mariano Valle played Oflnd sang Spanish numbers. The Lopez brothers also sang songs that they used to sing ' together beforo Yndalecio en tered tho service. Private Lopez and family left Tuesday evening, August the tenth, to return to his base and also visit In Qulncy, Cali fornia, where Mrs. Lopez makes her homo. ' PFC CHATBURN OF MERRILL IS HONORED Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chat burn of Morrill entertained with a family picnic at Moore park on Sunday, August the fifteenth, in honor of their son, Prlvato First Class Tom Q) ChRtburn Jr., who was home on furlough. Guosts of the Chatburns were Mrs. Francis Allderdlce of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ellis, Corky and Linda, Mr. ; and Mrs. Tom Chatburn Jr., ; and Tommy the third, and Miss Betty Chatbum. Bridge Party Held' Monday Mrs. Schneebeck Hos tess at Home on Jef ferson Street Mrs. E. J. Schneebeck was hostess at her home on Jef ferson street Monday after noon to a bridge party given for a few friends. High prize in cards for the afternoon was won by Mrs. Phil Schroedcr and low by Mrs. William Boy er. Theme for decorations and favors was the daisy. Small hair berets of dalalea were given to each gueat and there . were bowls of the summer flowers around the rooms. Guests were Mrs. Frank Bogatay, Mrs. John Shaw, Mrs. Richard Hlbbs, Mrs. Hugh Currln, Mrs. Donald McKay, Mrs. Phil Schroeder, Mrs. John Schubert, Mrs. Per cy Webb, Mrs. Edward Goeck ner, Mrs. T. V. Berg, Mrs. Larry Maya, Mrs. William Boyer. Mrs. Waller Bradley and Mrs. Ralph Crawford of Bend. THURSDAY CLUB HAS DESSERT LUNCHEON,. CARDS The Thursday Contract club waa entertained Auguat the nineteenth by Pearl Yorke land, 51D North Eleventh street. Dessert luncheon was served at two o'clock to Idollne Schupp, Bertha Hewitt, Fan nie Thompion, Willa Bark, Cecil Sparks, Clara McPher ren, Stella Dryden and the hostess. Contract bridge fol lowed, with high score held by Fannie Thompson, second by Stella Dryden and the spec ial award went to Bertha Hew itt. Willa Bark will be hostess for the next meeting on Sep tember the second. , FRIENDLY CIRCLE ENTERTAINED AT LOWE HOME Agnace Lowe, aaslsttd by Nettie Good, entertained the membera and gueata of the Friendly Circle at the home of the former on Homedale road, Thursday, August the nine teenth. Luncheon was served at one o'clock to Mrs. McDonald, Mr. H, O. Lohr, Mrs. Lee Kennedy, Nona Hall, Mrs. S. H. Goddard, Kathryn Billings and Roy, Mrs. H. S. Stone and Mary Stone and the following guests; Helen Wardle, Lcla Llles, Dora Howard and Sally Gallagher. The next meeting. Septem ber the second, will be held at the home of Kathryn Wil liams, 2024 Darrow avenue, with Mrs. McDonald the host ess. MRS. HUASSMAN COMPLIMENTED ON BIRTHDAY The home of Mrs. Dcna Hauasman was the scene of a birthday party given as a sur price by her many friends on August eighth. She received many and useful gifts. Her son Ralph presented her with a beautiful birthday cake. Those honoring Mrs. Hauas man were Mrs. "Granny" Smith, Mrs. Grover Yantis, Mrs. Lena Brittain and Delor es, Mrs. Howard Robertson, Mrs. Virgil Gerard, Mrs. Haz el Nehl, Mrs. Miles Callahan, Mrs. Frances Tucker, Mrs. Edith Braszil. Cake and ice cream were servod later in the afternoon. GARY KLIEVER HAS PARTY ON FIFTH BIRTHDAY Gary Kllever, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kllever of 230 Hillside avenue, 'celebrat ed his fifth birthday on Fri day, August the twentieth, with a theatre party. Those who attended were Nancy Woollngton of Port land, Emtlee Ann Carter, John Ellis, Charlea Bally and Jane and Allen Wheeler of Stock ton, Refreshments were en joyed later down town. 1 ?" -' fester t T' IV-'' ' V'. jrv a TO EAST Mrs. Norman Peters and son Francis left this past week for Quantlco, Virginia, where they will Join Mr. Peters who is in officer's training school. Kennell-Ellls. Three R Club Entertained Past Presidents of Group Meet at Mrs. Myers' Home Mrs. Lola Myers and Mrs. Jestia Kaylor entertained the past presidents of the Three R club at the home of Mrs. Myers on Tuesday, August the seventeenth. Refreshm e n t s were served at half past one o'clock to eleven members and four visitors. Cards were later played with high score going to Mar tha Baker, second high to Frances Killlan and low to Marjorie Perkins. Another prize of the afternoon went to Alfreda Stelnmetz. Visitors were Anna Shafer, Iva Mae Schlndel, Martha Baker and Beulah Kandra of Malin. Members who were there were Alfreda Stelnmetz, Kath leen Hepburn, Kate Hogue, Marjorie Perkins, E a tell Bright Lucille Heifer, Francea Killlan, Ella Bortis. Anna Mc Cormick and the hostesses. MRS. PETERS . LEAVES FOR VIRGINIA " Mrs. Norman Patera, the for mer Destie Kleineger, left Tuesday for Quantico, Vir ginia, to Join her husband who is in officers training school there. With her went her son, Francis. Her mother, , Mrs. Frank Kleineger, accompanied her as far aa Portland, where she will continue on to Tacoma to visit With friends. AUXILIARY HAS INITIATION CEREMONY The auxiliary to the Veter ans of Foreign Wars met in the library club room Thurs day evening, August the nine teenth, at eight o'clock. Fol lowing the regular business meeting there was an initia tion ceremony, with Sophia Young and Margaret Young becoming members at this time. Two out-of-town guests were present, Mrs. Florence Miller of Vallejo, California and Mrs. Noy McDanlel of Sacramen to. At the close of the meeting the auxiliary adjourned to the KC hall where the Veterans entertained them at supper. LANGELL VALLEY COUPLE HOSTS AT DINNER LANGELL VALLEY 'Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett enter tained a group of their friends from Klamath Falls with a din ner on Sunday, August the fif teenth. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Goerges and Joylene, Mr. and Mrs. George Burnett and Shirley and Sharon, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Van Buskirk and Jerry Lea, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Stampley, Richard Bur nett and Frank Henry. Thimble Club Meets With Mrs. Black The Thimble club of the Neighbors of Woodcraft met on Wednesday evening, Aug ust the eighteenth, with Laura Black, 207 Grant street. There wcro two tables of whist in play, high score going to Ido llne Schupp and low to Mrs. Balcom. Later In the evening the hostess served refresh ments to Idollne Schupp, Mil dred Smith, Ida Mochettaz, , Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Balcom, Cora Kennedy and Stella Dry den, The place for the next meeting has not yet been de I ( t -eva HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Winninghams Celebrate Two Children Observe Birthdays During the Week WEYERHAEUSER CAMP 4 Judy Winnlrighum, who was on year old on August fifth, and Philip Winnlngham who was three years old on Auguat ninth, were given a party by their mother, Mra. Paul Win nlngham, at their home in Weyerhaeuser Camp 4 on August ninth. Mrs. Jack Chap man and Mrs. Henry Wald rep assisted. Cake and Ice cream were served. Children Invited were Bar bara and Patty McMahan, Bar bara Johnson, Betty Bennett, Gloria Johnson, Danl and Sheryl Waldrep, Carol Frled- rlch, Pearl Chapman, Billy and Madeline Stacy, Jlmmia Stone, Nancy, Barbara and Benny Dunn, John Winnlngham, Douglas Friable and Margaret Ogle. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Schrader and daughters Dona and Char ton of Klamath Falls also visited the Winnlngham fam ily to help celebrate the birth days. Mra. Schrader and Mrs. Winnlngham are sisters. BIRTHDAY OBSERVED WITH PARTY Dicky Galarneau, 2155 Rec lamation street, celebrated his eighth birthday with a party on Wednesday, August the eighteenth. Birthday cake and tea cream were served at the Gal arneau horn and later the guests were taken to Moor park for games and sightsee ing. Guests were Robert Malm berg, James Wright, Bill Wright. Jean Wright, Douglas Lee Ward and Sharon Francis. KLAMATH GIRLS EXHIBIT WORK AT ASHLAND SOUTHERN OREGON COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, Ashland Students of art at the Southern Oregon College of Education displayed a col lection of their varied work during the assmbly hour on Wednesday, August the eigh teenth. The display waa con ducted by two members of the art class, Helen Olson and Lois Redford. who displayed the work, discussed methods of producing the art objects, cost of the material, and their uses. Among student who ex hibited work were Mildred and Elsie SchulU of Klamath Falls. PFC ENGLES ENTERTAINED AT GRAY HOME FORT KLAMATH Mrs. Bert Gray and Miss Alice Gray entertained on Tuesday even ing at the home of the latter with a dinner given in honor of PFC Weston Engles of th marine corps who is home on a thirty day furlough after spending nineteen months overseas. During this time, he participated in th battle of Guadalcanal. Covers were laid for Mrs. Olive Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Har ry Engle, Miss Barbara Gray of Klamath Agency, PFC En gl and the two hostesses.. . GERALD KNAPP .GIVEN BIRTHDAY PARTY RECENTLY WEYERHAEUSER CAMP 4 Gerald Lee Knapp was honored on his eighth birth day with a party given by his mother, Mrs. H. L. Knapp of Weyerhaeuser Camp 4, on August seventeenth, which is also the date of Mrs. Knapp's birthday. Guests were Fred West, Billy Stacy, Billy Holmes, Margaret Ogle, Carol Fried rich, Betty Benton, Truman Sandlin, Barbara Johnson and -Howard Roberts. Mrs. Archie West and Mrs. Wayne Knapp assisted with the party and took pictures of the children. There will be a Joint picnic -between the Merrill lodge number 187, IOOF, and th Klamath Falls lodge number 137 at Moore park on Sunday, August the twenty-second. Lodges will furnish the ice cream, pop, and coffee. Fea ture attraction of the after noon will be a big ball game between Merrill and Klamath Falls lodges. All Odd Fellows, Rebekahs, their families, and friends are invited to come. Friends and members of the Friendship club will hold a potluck picnic at th home of Stella Dryden, 610 North Elev enth street on Friday, August the twenty-seventh, at half past one o'clock. PROSPERITY LODGE MEETS THIS WEEK Prosperity Rebekah lodge met In th IOOF hall Thurs day, August th nineteenth, the meeting being called to order at eight o'clock by Noble Grand Mary Curtis. During the session plans were mad for the district conven tion to be held in this city September the sixteenth. At the cloa of the business meeting the following pro gram was presented: A piano solo by Louis Barnhart, pi ano duet by Mrs. Zumwalt and Mary' Lou Van Riper and a vocal duet by Ellamae Ross and Mary Jones, Ellamae Roas playing the piano accompani ment. The next regular meet ing will be held on September the second at half past seven o'clock. F m-4 KVJ triV JJL eXr. 'I Societies Have Meet Mrs. Horbelt Hostess As Merrill Groups Gather . MERRILL Mrs. W. J. Hor belt was hostess Wednesday afternoon to the Miasionary society and the Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian church. Mrs. Yarrow of New ell, a returned missionary from Turkey, waa the speak er. Twenty-two members re sponded to roll call and th devotionals were led by Mra. Horbelt. The Joint groups plan to entertain in the near future for the military police at Newell as part of the pro gram of entertainment sug LaPointe's An g u s ii ii i VL JJL Again In 1943 LaPointe's annual event brings you the first choice of pelts from Gordon of St. Paul and Daylord of New York. More than ever before this show brings you early advantages of selection, quality, value ond durability. m " XfM Mt-Wett9, -t tRfii- I L WAYS i , ocA 1 ch,9' erf S- " 1 Deferred I 1 Payment, I gested by the Tulelaka USO unit. Mrs. V e 1 1 o n Haakins, chairman of the overseas sewing, reported that this year's quota of garments for Haynes houae in Alaaka had been forwarded. An offering of $17 was taken up to be sent to China. The Joint groups will entertain at the next meeting which is ached-, uled for September twenty first instead of September twenty-second at a mission ary tea in the annex of the church. A Miss Ewing will be the guest speaker. The Loyal Order of the Moose will hold the regular Saturday night party for mem bers and prospective members at half past nine o'clock in the Moose hall on August twenty-first. suw i PAGE SEVEN MRS. SMITH GIVES BRIDGE AND LUNCH LANGELL VALLIY-Mrs. Mary Smith entertained at th horn of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Frailer on Tues day afternoon with a delight ful brldg party. Following cards a deltcloua luncheon was served to Mrs. Malcolm Tear, Mrs. Elliott House, Mrs. Mary Dearborn, Mrs. Ora Johnson, Mrs. Mary Leidy, Mrs. Harry Frailer, , Misa Jean Houa and Miss Doris Laavltt. Mrs. Frazier received high score and Mrs. Leavltt waa awarded low. Flower arrange ments of gladlolas.and dahlias decorated th rooms. (Additional oeUty M ',: ( Pag Twelve) t Ml : ! ,1! )
