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Vtrna Cliovne became the brklo of Hormnn Turnbaugh In Tulclake on July 15. She Is the
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arlene Schubert
o Marry Soon
Announcing hor engagement at n luncheon given (or b few
(ricnd iintl relatives Saturday nlternoon, Jiuy zu. was
Irne Schubert, dniiIHer of Mr. and Mr. Cert Schubcrl of
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Karlene will wed Corporal Fred O. McNaught, son of Mr.
I Mm. Fred McNutiKht of Santa Ana, Californlii, wild plan
the wedding to he announced noon. ? i
Tho nnvj win lolri at the party held at the Schubert home on
Lincoln. Ciiietla were given f
while, mid blue corsages to
ch Was attached a small
oil laying "Karlcnc and
M" Bright summer flowers
placed around the rooms.
Karlene Is a graduate of
math Union high school and
iltendcd Armstrong s Bus
college in Borkalcy and
W State college at Cor-
li). She is affiliated with
ma Kappa sorority there.
ce attending school she has
one ol the most act vc
mbers ol the Commandos.
ilng the group soon after It
organized,
Corporal McNnught Is with
t marine rnrm Ktntlnnnri fit
k local Marine Barracks.
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Nr. and Mrs. Arthur Sim.
'I, Who have hen vialfinff
!, their daughter. Mrs. An-
Ml Smith, flf nrnnlilnn. hi.fn
Pffied to Klamath Fall's and
i w baicm for awhllo,
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Initiatioi
Formal Initiation of two candi
dates took place nl a meeting of
the Thctn riho girls of the Pros
perity Rebeknh lodge on Monday
evening, July 24. The two new
members are Dorothy Clnrk and
Nadine Schmoe. A regular busi
ness meeting was also held.
Clara Hedkcy, chairman of the
refreshment committee, was In
charge of the serving of refresh
ments at the close of the evening.
The group will meet again
on Monday, August 14.
Rebekahs
Prosperity Rcbekah lodge met
In regular session on Thursdny
evening, July 20. in the lOOF
hall. One new member. Francis
Walts, was Initiated into the
lodge at this time.
Refreshments were served at
the closa of the meeting by Ruth
Hcdrlck. assisted by vera Clem
mens, tho noxt meeting will bo
on August 3,
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t? a cMetrionv .Hi8, ,EuSene Hamstreet wcro married recently
Estroet "a Ll em,'n Muskogee, Oklahoma, where Corporal
, i .e 'Mmer Mn.Y ,wun 1110 Hrmv alr ntee. ivirs. rumiaii -
sltonts, Maiinr Hnssett and both are former Klamath Falls
Luncheon
Lecture Series
Dr. Adolph Welnzirl and Mrs.
Cienrgn Moorehcad of the E. C
Brown trust division of social hy
Bione at tho University of Ore.
gon medical school In Portland
will appear here Monday to pre
sent iwo lectures.
At 2 o'clock in the afternoon
In the Little Theatre, they will
speak to nil Interested women In
mo community on tne topic,
Health in Wartime." This Is a
community problem, as well as
a personal one, and Dr. Wclmlrl
and Mrs. Monrehcnd will bring
information and liicts irom the
medical school.
At 7:30 In the Llttle' THeatre
at the high school, the two will
speak to the Junior Hostesses and
Commandos on the topic, "The
importance oi neaiin in war
time." Next week will be the last of
the scries of six lectures. .
Junior Matrons
The Junior Matrons' of the
First Methodist church met on
Tuesday, July IS, at the home
of Mrs. Ray Garrison, 2338
Garden, with Mrs. Don Potter
assisting. A short business meet
ing was held with Mrs. M. H.
Melchert presiding, and after
tho meeting work was continu
ed on the Red Cross quilts start
ed at the previous meeting.
There will be no meeting In
August. '
Refreshments wore served by
the hostesses to Mrs. P. M. Del.
ler, Mrs. David Snyder, Mrs.
Florence Edwardson. Mrs. Frank
Lambo, Mrs. Hazel Samson,
Mrs. Audrn Fulqunrtz, Mrs. M.
H. Melchert, Mrs. Walter Hern
don, Mrs. Christ Huck, Mrs. P.
H. Rozcndnl, Mrs. Floris Case,
Mrs. W. L. Torwilllger, Mrs.
Stewart Snell, Mrs. Wendell B.
Smith and Mrs. J, R. McLellan.
Members of1 tho Happy Hour
club will uc Hostesses to inoir
husbands and families at a picnic
dinner to be held nt Moore park
on Sunday afternoon, July 30, at
1:30 o'clock. Those attending the
affair ore requested by the presi
dent, Mrs. Frank Evans, to taring
their own tnblo service.
Marian E. Hatsatt of San Francisco, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Harrison of Granti Pass, and Corporal Eugene E. Ham-
street, son oi Mr. ana Mrs. r. H. Hamstreet of Olympla, Wash
ington, were married at the Church of the Assumption in Musko
gee, Oklahoma, on Friday evening, July 7, Both young people
are former residents of Klamath, Fills.
The ceremony wai read at 8 o'clock by the Reverend Paul V.
Brown.
The bride won a street length dress of white lersev with
wnue accessories ar.a inoui-'
der length veil with a corsage
of talisman rosebuds,
Mary Ratley, maid of honor.
wore an aqua two-piece dress
with white accessories and
corsage of yellow roses.
Private First Class Robert M.
Oxler aerved as best man with
Sergeant Carl A. Oakland and
Private Eilert H. Moldenhauer
assisting as ushers.
' The traditional wedding
marches and Shubert's "Ave
Maria" were played by Organ
ist Betty Dlckmann during the
ceremony.
Following the wedding, a re
ception was held in the cast
lounge of the USO. The table
was attractively decorated with
bouquets' of white petunias,
white tapers, and a beautiful
wedding cake which was cut
by the bride and groom and
served by Mary Bauer, hostess.
Later 'a party was held at the
Sunset club for the wedding
party and their guests.
Mrs. Hamstreet Is a graduate
of Grants Pass high school and
the Interstate Business college
in Klamath Falls. While in
Klamath Falls she was employ
ed by the dramatics department
of Klamath Union high school
and by the Fountain Supply
company. For the past two
years she has made her home
in San Francisco.
Corporal Hamstreet is a grad
uate of Klamath Union high
school and he also attended the
Interstate Business college. He
was employed by the dramatics
department at tne nigh scnool
until he accepted a position
with the Southern Pacific rail
road In Dunsmuir, California.
He enlisted in the army air
forces in November, 1942, and
is now stationed with a photo
reconnaissance squadron at
Muskogeo, Oklahoma.
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Birthday Party
TULELAKE The navy, army
and marines shared honors at a
birthday party for service men
with birthdays in July, which
was given the evening of July
27 in the servicemen's room by
the Tulclake Cadettes. Twelve
young men, including Captain
Erwib, provost marshal at Camp
Tulclake, were remembered with
gifts by the girls and shared the
big birthday cake topped with
pink candles. Refreshments were
served to 125 service men and
as many young women during
the course of the evening.
Three Tulelake boys, home
from duty, were also among the
guests, including Second Lieu
tenant Sherman Waldrip. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Uharies Waldrip,
wno is serving wun tne oral,
nance department of the army.
John Coulson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Coulson, whose home
is on 'the state line, and Harry
Galloway, who is spending his
furlough with his mother and sis
ters. Jonn ana Harry are in tne
air tecnnlcal training corps,
graduating from St. Maries pre
flight school, and will report
dbck to Norman, UKianoma.
Music for the dancing was fur
nished by the Tulelake Guards
man, Miss Brown of Tulelake
played two piano ' numbers and
two accordion numoers were ot
tered by. Patty Gentry.
Military police from Camp
Tulelake whose courtesy goes far
In helping to make the dances
for the service men a success,
were highly comended this, week
by Mrs. French Johnson, adult
advisor lor tne cadettes.
Julia Denault .
Weds Navy Man
At an Informal wedding on the evening of July 15, Miss Julia
Denault, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Denault of Oregon ave
nue, became the bride of William Waldcr, seaman first class of
the U. S. nnvy, son of Mrs. Susan Walder of Akron, Ohio.
Tho 8 o'clock ceremony was solemnized by Father Tighe at
the Sacred Heart church and was attended only by members of
the fnmily. '. .'
Tho bride chose a light blue dressmaker suit with blue acces
sories for the occasion, and with it wore a shoulder corsage of
and rosoDuas. sue ,
Mrs, Jay Hazzard was hon
ored on Friday with a luncheon
given for her by Mrs. Elbert
stiles at the Wlllard hotel. Mrs,
Hazzard is Mrs. Stiles' sister
and will be remembered as Del.
cie Foster. She and her daugh
ter, Rosalie, have been at the
Stiles home on Mesa, Mr. Haz
zard having returned to their
home in Glendale two weeks
ago. He was formerly employed
at tne local itauway express ot-
fice and is now the agent for
mem in uicnaaie.
Before the luncheon, cock
tails were served in the ladies'
room of the Elks club to sev
eral friends of Mrs. Hazzard's,
including Mrs. Harry Young,
Mrs. Estin Kiger, Mrs. Paul Dal-
ton, Mrs. h. O. Foster. Edna
Janssen and the hostess.
iVece Honored
Mrs. Elbert Stiles entertained
for her niece, Rosalie Hazzard.
who is visiting here from her
home in Glendale, California,
recently. A matinee was en.
joyed by Bernle and Jack Alex.
anaer, sue Kmsty, sally Sou
kup, Sue Thompson. Emllee
Ann Carter and Rosalie. After
the movie ice cream and cake
were served and games were
played.
Mrs. Robert ThomDSon com
pllmented Rosalie with a lunch
eon on Friday, July 21, at the
Thompson home on Pacific Ter
race. Those invited were Sally
Soukup, Karen Kiger. . Sue
Thompson and Rosalie.
Mrs. E. O. Foster entertained
for her granddaughter, Rosalie,
when twenty of her little
friends were Invited to Moore
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Mr. and Mrs. Luther Freeman were married recently in a ceremony at the First Presbyterian
church here. Mrs. Freeman Is the former Mary Jane Manning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Manning of this city. Kennell-EUia
On Leave
Some of Klamath's women
who have entered the armed
forces are home this week on
leave from various training cen
ters and bases throughout the
country. For many, this is the
first tune home since they have
been in the service.
Nan and Adra Goeller, daugh
ters of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goel
ler, are lucky enough to get a
leave at the same time from
their duties as WAVES. Nan is
a storekeeper 2c, stationed at
Tt-pacnra island and Adra i a
par ior a picnic, nosaue ana 1 seaman 1c from the naval train-
her mother, Mrs." Jay Hazzard,
nave been guests of Mrs. Foster
and Mrs. Elbert Stiles for the
past month and returned to
their home in Glendale on Monday.
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Elks Dance
The Elks sponsored another of
tneir dances tor men of the Ma
rine Barracks, the naval air sta
tion, and Camp Tulclake, Friday
nignt at ine tiK s tempte.
Junior Hostesses again attend.
ed the dance as hostesses. Music
was furnished by the Tulelake
Guardsmen and dancing was en-
joyea irom until iz.
ine station in San Diego,
Home from the naval station
at Clearfield, Utah, is June Mo
Mullen, who Is a yeoman 3c sta.
tioned there. June is staying with
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hicks of 934
Pacific Terrace and also with rel
atiyes, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Snyder
ox neciamauon street.
Dorothy Pomroy is home until
August 1, with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Sexton. Dorothy
is a seaman 1c stationed at San
Diego.
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Mrs. Annabel Smith of Brook.
ings, former resident of Shasta
View. SDent the weekend in
Klamath Falls visiting with rel
latives and friends.
Mary Jane Manning
Weds Recently
Mary Jane Manning, attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Manning of Henley, was married in a ceremony read in the Pres
byterian church on Sunday, July 16, to Luther Freeman, son of
Mrs. Dorothy Vestel of Terrebonne, Oregon.
The Rev. David F. Barnett Jr. performed the 9 o'clock cere
mony on Sunday evening before a few friends and relatives of
the couple. ,
Traditional white was chosen by the bride who, also wore a
fingertip veil caught at the head' With a tiara of see3 pearls. She
carried: a lovely bouquet of red ;
roses and white gardenias. She
was given in marriage by her
father. ;
Maid of honor was Dorothea
Bepkwith and bridesmaid was
the bride's sister, Geraldine
Manning. Dorothea -wore a pale
rose floor length gown and Ger
aldine chose a light pink dress.
Both wore shoulder corsages of
pastel summer, flowers.
Best man was James Craw
ford and usher for the occasion
was William Dyer.
Before the ceremony. Alma
Farrell sane "Oh Promise Me,"
accompanied by Mrs. J. A. Den-
ffnrrlnnlnH
was attended by her' sister, Miss
Annnbello Denault, wno also
wore an outfit of blue. Seaman
1c Puul Domby attended the
bridegroom. :
Mrs. Walder is n graduate of
Sacred Heart academy and is
well known hero where sho has
resided for .a number of years.
Just before her marriage she
returned from San Francisco
whore sho hnd been employed
for several months, and has
recently accepted a position
with Mason Ehrman company.
Seaman Walder who is an
aviation mctalsmlth, has been
located at tho Klamath naval
air station since January, and
prior to that was in training at
Pensacola, Fla., . and Norman,
Okla. He is an outstanding
member of the air station, base
ball team .
Housewqrming
A group of friends honored
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Frasler
with a surprise housewarming
at their new home on 3112 Can
non, Thursday evening, July 27.
They were presented with sev
eral lovely gifts. The Frasiers
recently purchased the former
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Heath. ,
Those enjoying ' the evening
were Dorothy Smith, Mildred
Wilkinson, Marie Pike, Caroline
Holbert, Mae Capps, Kathleen
Hepburn,. Bell Thompklns,
Laura Baldwin, Ruby Bell,
Vivian Bell, Blanche Pyle,
Grace Crump, Claude and
Maude Holllngworth and the
Frasieri.
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Seaman First Class and Mrs. William Walder were married here In the Sacred Heart church
on July 15, Mrs. Walder was Julia Denault before she was'married.
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The church was' beautifully
decorated with gladioli and tall
white tapers were used. The
ceremony was read ty candle
light. ',
After the wedding, a recep
tion was held at the apartment
of the bride's sister. There the
bride and groom cut a large
wedding cake which was served
to a few close friends ana rela
tives. .
The young couple left Mon
day for Portland on their wed
ding trip, for going away, tne
new Mrs. Freeman wore a blue
suit with white accessories and
a gardenia corsage.
Later the bride returned io
Seattle, where, she has been em
ployed for some time and Priv
ate Freeman returned to his
base with the army air corps at
Hobbs, New Mexico.
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Reames Dance
Plans are now being made for
an informal dance which will be
held for members of the Reames
Golf and Country club on Satur
day, August 12.
Those in charge of arrange
ments for the coming affair are
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Shannon,
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Johnson,
mt. ana Mrs. Stanley Miller, and
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Harden-
brook.
Music for the dance will ha
furnished by the Tulelake
Guardsmen. -;
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Wed in Reno
i. Married In Reno on July 17
were Dorothea : Hamilton and
George, McAnulty, both of this
city.. The couple were wed in the
presence of a few close friends at
the First Methodist church in
Reno by the Rev. F. H. Busher.
rney win make their home at
1720 Eldorado.
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Sojourners entertained their
husbands and guests with an en
joyable picnic Wednesday eve
ning at Moore park. Mrs. Wil
bur Shannon was in charge of the
committee for .arrangements.
Guests for the evening includ-'
ed Mrs.. Lottie Moffatt, Mrs. B.
Huenegard, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Tarr, Mr. and Mrs. Delos Mills,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Whytal, Sec
ond Lieutenant Kay Beatty of the
WACs, Lieutenant (jg) E. Ruth
Hcdemen, USNR, Ensign Marian
Hodgson, USNR, S 1c and Mrs.
H, A. Storey, Captain and Mrs.
F. G. Lewis, Harry Land. C. S.
Elliot, Sergeant J.R.King, Cor
poral Patrick A. Young, Corporal
Bert Hegler Jr., Corporal Lowell
WKuntze, Corporal W. P.
Woods, PFC Lee A. Koplin, PFC
Walter R. McLcod,- PFC Max
Hawley, PFC John W. - Lyon.
PFC Ernest A. Romanoff, and
PFC Francis J. Farina. .
The next regular meeting of :
uie sojourners win oe neia on
August 0t at the Wlllard hotel
with a no-hostess luncheon at
12:15 p. m., and with the meeting
and cards at 1:48 p. m. All new
comers to Klamath Falls' are wel-
come to these meetings ,