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Reatha Ball Wed
In June Ceremony
1 MERRILL Reatha Lois
Mr. Lucy Gardner of Klamath
were married in a simple ceremony on Monday, June 19, by the
Reverend Victor
in Klamath Falls,
Reverend Victor Phillips, pastor
The bride was lovely In a
her veil beaded in white.
' Attendants were the brother and sister of the groom, Frank
Kriso and Martha Krizo. Only Immediate relatives of the young
ennnle were nresent.
After the ceremony, a wed'
dins suDDer was held in the
blue room of the Wlllard hotel
1 where the bride and groom cut
a beautiful wedding cake.
Friends who attended were Mrs.
Gardner, Martha Krizo, Marian
Kandra, Mrs. Roy Hessenauer,
Mrs. Katherine Isensee, and
Frank Krizo.
Mr. and Mrs. Krizo are now
makine their home in Merrill
The bride has been employed
recently 'in the Merrill branch
of the First National Bank of
Portland and the sroom is en'
gaged in farming in the Merrill
ana xuieiaice communities.
Officers Elected
New officers for the American
Lesion auxiliary were elected
for the coming year at a meeting
held on June 20. Mrs. Lenore
Gallagher is the new president,
Mrs. Florence Ogle, first vice
m-exidant. Mrs. Elizabeth Peter
steiner, second vice president,
Mrs. Martha McCullum, secre
tary and Mrs. Peggy Browning,
treasurer.
Installation will be held at
the Legion Memorial hall on
July 18.
Delegates to the State con
vention at Portland on August
10, 11 and 12, are Mrs. Arlena
Schubert. Mrs. Lina Motschen-
bacher, Mrs. Lenore Gallagher
and Mrs. Martha McCollum.
The Legion and the Legion
auxiliary will entertain ZO serv
ice men and the rodeo queen and
her court at a potluck dinner on
July 4 at 6 o'clock at the Legion
hall, All members are invited
and for more information, they
can c
n call 61S8.
Happy Hour Club
Mrs. Harry Richardson was
hostess to the Happy Hour club
' on Tuesday afternoon at her
home on South Riverside.
- Guests at the meeting were
. Mrs. Paul Johnson of Oakland,
Calif., and Mrs. Alice Goeller.
Members attending were Mrs,
Anna Funk, Mrs. W. J. stein
metz, Mrs. Frank Evans. Mrs,
George Humphrey, Mrs. George
Biehn, Mrs. George Hum, Mrs.
C. C. Hedrick, Mrs. R. G. Mots-
enenbacher, Mrs. Dayton Barn-
hart and the hostess. Plans for
we next meeting will be an
nounced later.
owers
Flower Shop
724 Pine Ph. 5560
Baby's
First Birthday
. . Is a once-in-a-lifetime event!
So be sure to have EVERGREEN PORTRAITS
made for the occasion. As the years speed by
you will count among your dearest possessions
these momentoes of your child's life.
Bring baby in for this most important portrait.
And let this picture be the first of a Birthday
Series by
AueirweGin)
WW
STUDIOS
PORTRAITS
737 Main . ' Phone 7240
Across th. street from united State. National
Ball of Merrill, granddaughter of
Fans, ana jonn rvmo ot maun
of the First Methodist church
wedding dress of white satin with
w
Social
Calendar
Friday, July 7
Regular meeting of Eastern
Star Social club to be held at
Masonic temple, Klamath ave
nue: Hostess committee to be
announced later.
Sunday, July
Picnic breakfast to be given
by BPW club at Moore park,
S a. m. Make reservations by
telephoning Jacquelin Newcom,
4895, not later than Friday,
July 7.
Wednesday, July 12
Sojourners will meet at the
Willard hotel for luncheon
meeting. Newcomers to the city
are welcome.
The Rebekah Social club will
have a potluck picnic at the
home of Alma Cofer, 1017 High
street. Guests are to bring their
own table service.
s
Neighbors
The meeting of the Neighbors
of woodcran, neia in tne luur
hall Monday evening. June 19.
was a very interesting one. Min
erva uocming, grana aavisor ot
the national Neighbors of Wood
craft, was present and gave a talk
on her work. She is making a
lour ot tne nine western states in
the interests of organization,
Committee for the evening
was composed of Dicksy Weed
ana Aita ciarK. A washcloth
shower was given to Rose Eber-
man, ana following the meeting,
bingo was played, with a potluck
supper later in tne evening,
There will be no meetlns Jnlv
3, but at the text meeting, July
i i, memDers wno nave had birth
days during April. Mav and June
will be the guests of honor, at a
Dirwaay party, with the other
memDers entertaining.
i
Camp Fire Girls
On Tuesday. June 20.- the Su.
gool-gl-hoose-kunes Camn Fire
Girls entertained with a party
in the basement of the First
aieinoaist church in Chiloquin.
Several interesting new games
and tricks were intrnHnreH Kv
Gaynel Hanlan assisted by Jaun-
" om ana i-aincia Hanlan.
At the close of the nvmlm
Gaynel Hanlan favored the group
ouug5. one was apiy
jnoducel over the "mike" by
Those attending were Mary
Pat Monks, Bonnie Mae Gienger,
Mary Alice Blocklinger, . Lila
Porter, Georgia Wade, Elene
Pohll, Norma Lee Gienger, Rose
Marie Floyd, Patricia Hanlan,
Marie Joyce DuBois, Lorraine
Graybill, Gaynel Hanlan, Georg
ie Priebe, Juanita Buck, Bill
Pohll, Bill Floyd, Elmore Nichol
son, Gaylor Hatcher, Duane
Matt, Harold Muncie. Dick
Flury and Kenneth T.uri
Mrs. Hanlan and Mrs. Geinger
abcu an cusperones.
I,..
her
OF DISTINCTION"
1 I
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Nelson are
cwwuft tiumisuji ol mis
are muKing
Rebekahs Honor
Two at Reception
Alma Cofer. conductor of the Rehekah
Anderson, grand patriarch militant of Oregon, were' honored at
reception given tor tnem rriaay evening by the Prosperity
Rebekah lodge. About 200 guests attended.
JiP608! guests were RalPh L- Russell, grand master of the
fP tSL0?80"' and George W. Dimmick, grand conductor of
the IOOF of Oregon.
Mary Curtis, noble grand, called the meeting to order after
the flag had been presented by?
Eva Richardson, marshal. Char
lotte Martin, past president of
the ladies auxiliary of Oregon
was introduced as the chairman
of the evening.
She in turn introduced the of
ficers present. They were Hen
ry Anderson, grand patriarch
Alma Cofer. assembly conductor:
O. J. Harris, grand marshal of
encampment; Mae Anderson,
color sergeant of ladies auxili
ary of patriot militant; Nellie
wattenburg. past cresiHent nf
KeoeKan assembly of Oregon;
Hazel McNeil, D. D. of Merrill;
and Kate Hogue, D. D. of Pros-
peruy mt.
Their escorts were Ivy Propst,
, mints, irene Marxnam
Alice Goeller, Jennie Hurn,
auth Heidrick, and Anna Funk,
The program was as follows:
Vocal solo by Mr. Sandefur,
aixompamea Dy Mrs. Nyback.,
Louise Barnhart, piano solo,
Mary Lou Van Riper, cello
soio; accompanied by Mrs. Don
.cumwait.
The Mahoney sisters, vocal
numoers. xneima Dunn, accom-
yaui&b.
Marlon Sexton, vocal solo,
Mary Lou Van Riper, cello
soio.
Mr. Raul, vocal solo, accom
paniea oy Mrs. Moore.
Mary Louise Sextan, vnr-oi
solo, accompanied by Mrs. Zum-
waii..
T1 I . .
uvun varier, vocal SOIO, SC
eompanied by Mrs. Zumwalt.
Mrs. Schneebeck, vocal solo.
accompanied by Mrs. Wendell
Remarks by Ralph L. Russell
nenry Anderson, Alma ' Cofer.
ueorge uimmick, O. J. Ander-
ovii, ana iviae Anaerson.
wovi:i reiresnments were
served by Mrs. Laura Uerlings
and Alice Goeller, charter mem
bers of the Prosperity lodge. The
Zuu r i ,haolB was centered
with Cambridge crystal candel-
AlTlOnC the anaits r
RalPh L. RllKKplI Mm '"S
, i , "u Jvlrs- Thompson
of Rosebure. and TVti.
Roger of Pavette "
The auditorium was profuselv
decorated with earlv
tiowers.
Mrs. Twvlo . .
, i , ""s" naa as
guests at her cabin at Lake
ine woods last weekend,
Lieutenant and Mrs. John Fenst
Traubell of the naval air .
tion. She is also one n ti,
many Klamath fnlb. ...u
entertaining at her cabin this
JrmS"? tor membe of the
armed forces
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
ANNAPOLIS WEDDING CEREMONY
shown after their marriage at Annapolis in mid-June. She is the
uivy, asm is me oaugnier or ur.
meir nome in fionaa at tne present time.
Fifth Birthday
Janet Stone of Algoma was
honored recently when a group
of her little friends gathered at
her home to celebrate her fifth
birthday.
During the afternoon games
were enjoyed out of doors and
later the birthday cake was
served at a prettily decorated
table.
Friends who enjoyed the party
with Janet were Joanna Warren,
Jeanne Vicars, Nancy Ambers,
Aurlene Andrews, Kenneth
Bounds and Eddie Bo Warren of
omnia, Washington
CONDUCTOR OF
AIXXS
"""" ""' "ifraf'ttwiiMiMi..!,..
ana irs. u. jonnson. iney
Marines Feted
The members of the Thursday
club of Mt. Lakl and their hus
bands honored 12 marines lrom
the local Marine Barracks with
a picnic Sunday at the fish
hatchery.
A picnic dinner was served by
the hostesses at 12:30 after which
a pleasant afternoon was spent
getting acquainted. Many of the
group played baseball and vol
leyball. Those present were PFC John
W. Clarke. PFC Johnnie C. Ko
hut, PFC Oliver J. Posey, PFC
Harold W. Hayen, Cpl. Leo H.
Grenier, PFC James R. Jarrell,
Cpl. James C. Dulin, PFC Jerry
O'Brien, PFC Robert W. Regan,
PFC Stephen R. Pnwarnllr
PFC Donald Dilascio, PFC Jun
cst J. Domanaue. Mr. snri Mr,
John Marshall and children, Mr.'
auu mrs. . u. jacKson and chil
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Buford Kay
lor and children, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Breithaupt, Mr. and Mrs.
Gray Brannon and Fay, Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Kaylor and children,
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Thompson
and Roger, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Chovne and children Mr
Mrs. H. R. Jackson. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles DeLan Jr.. nnH chllHron
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Enman and
chi dren and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Hill flnrl Uit1-. r
ASSEMBLY
night at a re-
Lecture Series
A series of lectura programs
sponsored by tha League of
Women Voters in connection
with the lectures Being giveii iv
the Junior Hostesses and Com
mandoes will ba started on July
in.
t ....i..- mrin h vlvan for
the benefit of mothers of the
younger group ot gins, wmm
Interested In girls, or anyone
interested in doing work with
servicemen. They will be given
at 2 o'clock on the afternoon
of tha day that tha series for
the gins win o given.
Th mrrm iMukm Will be
featured but their topics will
be different aunougn oi "'
lar subject matter. Speakers
will appear in tha Little The
ater of the high school.
Scheduled topics ara as fol
lows:
i.,iu in TV Wnlnirll. sneak'
'The Family in the
worm at war.
July 17. Dr. O. R. Chambers
rtA a An)mMnim NmH Parents?
W . " " ' V . . - - v
July 24. Dr. Lowell Cogge
shall. "The Service Man and
His Recreation."
July 31. Mrs. aeorga Moor
head and Dr. Welnzrll, "The
Value of Health in Wartime."
August 7. Dr. Lawrence Bee.
"The Family of Tomorrow."
Tk tint nf tha talki for the
girls was given this last Mon-
3... ..,nln t tha hlah lphool
with Mrs. George Moorhead,
field secretary of tha E. C.
Brown trust division of social
hygiene at tha University of
Oregon Medical school, speaking
on "Do You Know What Most
Girls Want Out of Life?"
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Pinochle Club
Ye Olde Pinochle club met on
Thursday, June 29, with Nona
Hall at her home at 919 East
Main, and a salad luncheon was
served at 12:30 o'clock to Fannie
Goddard. Melva Danlelson, Mag
gie Upton, Violet Vance, Agnace
Lowe, Grace Bock, Kathryn Bil
lings, and the hostess. High score
was held by Nona Hall, second
by Fannie Goddard. low by Kath
ryn Billings, and pinochle award
by Maggie Upton. Melva Danlol
son's birthday was observed as
it fell during the month. The
next meeting will be with Violet
Vance on Shasta way,
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Visiting Here
Visiting here for the p. two
weeks from Portland have been
Mr. and Mr. Robert Stone, who
have been staying with Bob's
mother, Mrs. Alice Stone.
The young couple were mar
ried in April and she Is the for
mer Margaret Lawrence of Port
land. Both were student at
Roosevelt high school in Port
land. Bob attended Klamath Union
high school for two years before
he moved to the northern city.
He left for di:ty with the navy
on June 26.
i s
Surprise Party
Mrs. Eileen Evens was honored
wiin a surprise oirthday party
on Monday, June 28, at her home
in the Malin district.
Those honoring Mrs. Evens
were Alva Smally, Effle Johnson,
Emma Marelock, Bessie Aubrey
of Merrill, Effle Evens, Vivien
West and Dee Brathanek.
Mrs. Evens received many
lovelv . ifta frnm th J
later refreshments were served.
Chaplain Crothers
Soroptimist Guest
..... , n Pmihers of the Marina Barracks was the r,,
cnapism o. llm.he(l meeting on Thiir(l,
sneaker at "'V " Chanlal" Crothers delighted his ,U,J
r.S'glv'.Hh. "rollvwogs." th. nam. for tin,..
ki it
GRADUATES
Chsrlotta Ellrabeth Wales.
. . . Uv- W.I.
oaugmer oi iir. aim
Ham Wales. Kro'"','fl n Jun0
17 from Orrmm Slnte collcgo
where she received ncr uncno-
lor of Science degree m uvisl
new and Industry, majoring In
member of Sigma Ktippa soror
ity.
Shower
Mrs. Henry Futfroll was the
guest of honor at a shower given
for her at her home. 034 Doty,
Ftl4iit, illMrnMn .111,, 11 t 9
o'clock, with Mrs. Ralph Janson
ana Airs. inmer (.iiinaerson is
nosteues.
Tha afternnnn win cnent In
conversation. Liiiht rrfreih-
menu were served by the host
esses after which many lovely
gifts were opened bv the honor
guest.
Bidden tn tha mUnlr wr tr
Swan Olann Mr rWar 1,!
son, Mrs. John Berglund. Mrs
rrea ixJKoerg, Mrs. Arthur
Llnd, Mrs. Carl Lindbergh. Mrs.
Emrlrlf Hull Mr. Ai i u
son, Mrs. A. O. Pe'rwoii, Mrs. P,
17 ncoer. w- Vergil Nelson,
Mrs. Otto Clnwson. Mrs. Fred
Goeller Mr su.. c.i. i,
Arthur Oberg, Mrs. Charles B
tne nosiesses. ,
f g
i
1821 Lanc...
Billee
Snider,
ter, was hastes, to the Merry'
Mixers on Thursrl.v
Jime 20. Those attending were
Jo Paup. Eleanor Curtis, the
iHie.i. ana one guest, Mrs.
tana Kandol, Mrs. Snider'
,.Uv., ,, n,Kn ..ul, nun college. She will
score and Jo Paup second. It be taking the Casa Pan Amirl
was voted that the next meet, cana course which offers s
mg, on July 6, should be a the- vanced Spanish and PortuiutM
atre. narlv. i . . ,
In order to give our staff
their annual vacation all at
one time this year, La Pointe's
store will be
CLOSED
From
Monday Morning, July 3,
Until
Tuesday Morning, July 1 1
snakes that Infested the Ui,'
I'ha marvalniia InK ti. .
bees have dona In roerluuiidj?:
In the lunglna was told,
slogan of the Seebees, aceortiM
to Chaplain Crothers. is
ran do tha possible In a ,),,
but the ImpoMlbla takes a trli
pie of days longer."
Olive Cornolt. defense chii
man. announcad that .SortiML
mlsis had purchased SIS IjjT.
E bonds during tha fifth
loan drlva. '
Kalhloen Thompson miU
announcemaiit (or the KlomiiS
Falls hospitality commiiirt u
Ing Soroptimist to Invite mJ!
bers of tha armed services In.,
their homes for dinner or to is,
rodeo during tha Fourth of juu
holidays. '
Announcemant of llio InsUlli.
tlon of a new 8oroitlmli. (u
at Bremerton, Wathlnuinn
June 30. was mado. TliU ui
be the twenty-fifth chili in tt,
Northwest region and will tntx,
Iho number of clubs In Ih,
American Fedoratlon of 8or
timlst club reach lHfl.
Guest at the luncheon Thiirv
day were Nanry Gsylorrl, Ainu
Penrod Thompson, WAVB I
1c, and IJettyChampiiijiio
VFW Auxiliary
At the meeting of the ouxlllin
to the Veteran of Foreign Win
held in the library clubrotn
Thursday evening, Juno 30, e.
cnllent report were given by oV..
egalo and alternates who atur4
ed tho stato encampment In p?n,
land earlier In the month. Vln
Carl Henry reported upon lii
memorial services, Mrs. Jo ha
Mullins upon the orwmlnu teuin,
of the auxiliary, Mrs. Orvil!
uonrry covered the wnmni
memorial service. Mm. Friri
Subject gave a report of tf
Sunday meeting and tho olectta.
In rl nf Iha ll-l .....l1""
--. - j,m. mini wun IU I
"'ertn.'..r?rf.," w"- i
Ued the whnla iiMmklu
Mrs. Carl Henry was elected Is
rlr,.-M l1'"'0' vice prestdtm
and Mrs. v. A. Barron w75
pointed to serve a rehabllltsiiai
chairman and patriotic tnstnx.
tor. A letter was read from J M
.tr:,p.' d.L,,1.c, wmmsnd-f
ary for It cooperation In the
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nt.nt of Oregon, by WT
Kennell-Ellig