PACE SIX
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Wanes noia
joint Installation
Members of the Merrill, Malin, Klamath No. 8 and Junior
auxiliary units of the American Legion auxiliary gathered at the
Veterans memorial hall where a joint installation party was
held on July 13. , . ,
The impressive ceremony was conducted by Past President
Mrs Fannie Thompson. She was assisted by Past President Myrtle
Finley and Mrs. Leola Heilbronner, musician. .
The installing officers were escorted to the altar by Mrs. Car
olyn Williams, sergeant at arms. Beautiful corsages were pre-
sented to Mrs. Thompson ana
Mrs. Finley. They were intro
duced and the gavei was iiaiiu
ed to Mrs. Thompson by the
president, Mrs. Carl 5ciiuDeri.
Th nffliws - elect were es
corted to the altar where each
took her oath. In groups of four
thev were then escorted to
their stations .and the corres-
nnndine retiring officers in
structed each one in the duties
of her office and charged her
with the responsibility of faith
ful fulfillment of her office.
Klamath unit will be led by
Mrs. J. H. Gallagher, president;
Mrs. Hal Ogle, first vice presi
dentr Mrs. Alfred Petersteiner,
second vice president; Mrs.
Martha McCollum, secretary;
Mrs. Robert Browning, treas
urer; Mrs. Robert Ross, chap
lain; Mrs. R. D. McGehey, his
torian; Mrs. Harry Landrum,
sergeant at arms; Mrs. R. G.
Motschenbacher, member ship
chairman, and Mrs. Carl Schu
bert, past president.
The Junior auxiliary presi
dent is Mary Lou Fowler. Other
officers who will work with her
will be announced later.
Officers installed for Malin
were Mrs. Ethel Roberts, presi
dent; Mrs. Ethel Hamilton, first
vice president; Mrs. Martha
Brothnak, second vice presi
dent; Mrs. Agnes Schriener, sec
retary; Mrs. Bessie McCulley,
historian; Mrs. Mary Victorian,
chaplain; Mrs. Alice Nyhart,
sergeant at arms, and Mrs.
Irene Trout, past president.
New officers for Merrill unit
are .Mrs: Ora Burkes, president;
Mrs. Millicent West, first vice
president; Mrs. Lena Buck, sec
ond Vice president; Mrs. Audrey
Lewis, .secretary-treasurer; . Mrs.
Anne Fruits, historian; Mrs.
Audrey Lewis, past president.
Mrs. J. H. Gallagher, newly
installed president of Klamath
unit . number" 8, " expressed her
appreciation of the -honor con
ferred upon her and earnestly
solicited full support of the
members to the end that the
American - Legion auxiliary
might be- of the utmost service
to' the community, state and
nation.
Short talks were made by the
newly- installed president, Mrs.
Ora Burkes of Merrill, Mrs.
Ethel Roberts of Malin and
Mary Lou- Fowler, junior auxil
iary president. , - -
Mrs. Carl Schubert, past
president,- thanked her officers
chairmen and members for
their helpful suggestions during
the past year and .their faith
fulness in assisting her to carry
on the work. She expressed the
sincere 'wish that new officers
would carry the auxiliary pro
gram to greater - achievements
' in the coming year.
'Department Americanism
chairman, Dorothy ' Templer,
told, of .the many accomplish
ments in Americanism all over
the-' state last year and express
ed her wish that the auxiliary
might . be--able- to- accomplish a
great many more this year.; ' "
Mrs. Lina ; Motschenbacher,
membershipchairman, was in
troduced and presented- with a
gfft-ih appreciation' of her hard
Couple Honored
Members of the Stingerette
club and of the auxiliary to the
Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men, and other close friends of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sackett were
guests at a dinner given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Phil
lips, 2250 Garden, on Monday
evenine. July 24. in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Sackett. A long-time
employe of the Southern pacific,
he is retiring from active service
and they will make their home
in Portland.
The tables were set in the at
tractive outdoor living room, and
were centered with bouquets of
sweet peas in early American
Fostoria glassware. At the places
of the guests of honor were a cor
sage for Mrs. Sackett and a bou
tonniere for Mr. Sackett, From
the group, Mrs. Sackett received
a gift of Fostoria glassware and
an Irish linen dinner cloth.
Later in the evening four ta
bles of pinochle were enjoyed,
with high score held by Mrs. Paul
Home, second by Mrs. Walter
Fuller and the consolation award
going to Mrs. Fred Genereux.
The guests present included
Mrs. Paul Jones, Mrs. Joe Mat
lick and her house guest, Mrs.
James Wolf of Clarks, Neb.; Mrs.
J. J. Pex, Mrs. Jack Barham,
Mrs. C. W. Henry, Mrs. H. C.
Bonney, Mrs. C. L. Jones, Mrs.
Walter Fuller, Mrs. A. B. Guth
rie, Mrs. J. N. Fuller, Mrs. Cliff
Rasmussen, Mrs. L. P. Penning
ton, Mrs. J. M. Jensen, Mrs. Ed
Brown, Mrs. Paul Jones, Mrs.
Nate Gale, Mrs. Paul- Horne,
Irene Watkins, Mrs. Fred Gene
reux, Mrs. Jack R. Chapman,
Mrs. Earl V.. Snyder.. Mrs. Mer
rill Kious, Mrs. Paul Sexton, Mrs.
W. E. -Brown; Mrs. Fred-Eck,
Mrs. Homer Caldwell. Mrs.
Floyd Wilkes, Mrs. A. N. Myers,
Mr. and Mrs. Sackett and- the
host and hostess, Mr..and Mrs. V.
C. Phillips. The group united in
wishing Mr. and Mrs. Sackett all
possible Happiness in tneir new
home. i
Friendly. Circle
Hostess to' the Friendly Circle
oh Thursday, July 20, was Lizzie
Little, who entertained at her
home on' 2444. Orchard way.
Luncheon was served, on the
lawn, . . . .
Those . served were . Agnace
Lowe, Lydia McDonald, Cather
ine Williams, Nona Hall, Pearl
Marin, Violet Vance, Arbhur
Stone, Mary Stone,, and . Lizzie
Little. Guests were Helen-Eiting,
jjorotny uaiaweii, ana - Mrs.
Boees. '
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Violet. Vance on
Shasta way..-
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work on membership this year.
She expressed her- thanks and
stated that she is out to get a
lot more members than she had
last year. . ; -.. .
Two dance numbers were pre
sented by the pupils . of Mrs.
Benson's school of dancing: and
were enjoyea Dy.aii present.
The American Legion joined
the four units for refreshments
which were served by Mrs.
Templer and her committee.
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their friends.
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No appointment is necessary.
Open 10 A. M. to 7:30 P. M.
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"PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION"
737 Main Phone 7240
Across the street from United States 'Nations!' Bank ;
' NEWCOMERS -
Npwrnmprs to Klamath Falls are -the family of the new chamber of commerce executive
secretary, Charles R. Stark. Mrs. Stark and their three children moved here last month from
Nampa, Ida. Mr. Stark took over his duties here in April. Shown from left to right above arc
James, little Mary Dorothea, Mrs. Stark and Charlotte Ruth. The family resides at 3802 Bisbce.
VF W Auxiliary
,On Thursday,. July 20, the
auxiliary to . the Veterans of
Foreign Wars met in the library
clubroom. The president, Mrs.
H. J. McGUvray, opened ine
meeting and Mrs. J. P.-Roper
was initiated into the order. It
was decided that the hospital
ity chairman, Mrs. William
Brightman, should visit the
Marine Barracks each month to
see - what the lodge can do in
the line of hospitality, or nelp.
Ten dollars was voted to be
sent to Eaton Rapids, Mich., for
tne veterans ol Foreign wars
children's home in memory of
the late Mrs. Herman . Lof dahl
who passed away at the begin
ning of her term of . office as
president, and the lodge will
receive a memorial scroll irom
the children's home which will
bear her name and will be hung
in the lodge room.
Chaplain Zell of the V.F.W.
1383 attended the meeting and
told of entertainment to be held
for service men September 21.
This will be sponsored by the
Post and the auxiliary together.
Mrs. A.. A. Myers received the
special award which is given at
eacn meeting.
Pinochle Club
Wednesday, July 26, the
Lucky Pinochle club was enter
tained at the home of Zella
Blankenship, 312 Martin.
Luncheon was served at one
o'clock to Rita Fuller, Florence
Young,- Mary Martin, Brownie
Bramwell, ' Nettie Good, Vera
Good and Mrs. McMannus.
High score was held by
Brownie Bramwell, second by
Florence Young,, low by Nettie
Good, . and pinochle by Mrs.
McMannus. Rita Fuller, 2252
Vine, will entertain the club at
the next meeting. '
Carcf CluL
Members and guests of Ye
Olde Pinochle club met Thurs
day afternoon, July 27, with Mrs.
Fritz Vance on Shasta way, for
luncneon, loiiowea oy pinochle
Attending -were Knthryn Bil
lings, Mrs. Billings, Lizzie Little
Melva Danielson, Esther Adkin
son. Agnace Lowe, Grace Bock
Arbhur Stone, Mrs. Cory, Shirley
bock, Mary stone ana me Host
ess. High score was held by Melva
Danielson, second by Lizzie Lit
tle, low by Esther Adkinson, and
the pinochle award by Arbhur
Stone. Kathryn Billings will be
nostess lor the next meeting.
Social
Calendar
Sundty, July 90
Picnic for members of Happy
Hour club, husbands and fnmlm
. i i..u i Mnnrn nnrk. 1:3(1
p. m. Those attending requested
to bring own service.
Friday. Auauit 4
Regular meeting of Eastern
Star Social club at Masonic tem
ple, 1:45 p. m.
Wtdnsiday, Aujuil 9
Sojourners will hold their lun
cheon and meeting at the W"1"
hotel starting at 12:45 with the
luncheon. All newcomers to the
city are invited to attend
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Needle Club
The Oregon Needle club en
tertained the. husbands of the
members at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Samson, 735
Mount Whltnoy'. on Wednesday,
July 19, with a pot)uck supper
and ontertaimnent. The eve
ning was spent In playing trip
oly. Those present wero Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Blehn, Mr. and Mrs.
William O'Connor. Mr. and
Mrs. L, D. Metcalf, Mr. and
Mrs. R. Cofer, Mr. and Mrs. T.
J. O'Harra, Mr. and Mrs. Evan
Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Garrison, Mr. and Mrs. D. Pot
ior, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Sauer,
and the host and hostess.
The next meeting will be at
the homo of Mrs. Fred Blehn
at 1605 Eldorado on August 2.
Senior Circle
The senior circle of the Com
munity Congregational church
met Friday, July 21, with Mrs.
W. C. Little, 2444 Orchard way,
for a potluck lawn picnic and
a short business meeting, con
ducted by Mary Eckstein, presi
dent. Attending were Mrs. L. J.
Brink, Mrs. Glenn Stivers, Mrs.
William Lohroy. Mrs. J. J. Pex,
Mrs. John Marin, Mrs. William
Larson, Mrs. W. C. Little and
Mary Eckstein. ...
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Ellniboth May Pasch, daughter of Mr. niul Mr, , , I
of Havward, Wlaconshi, bocumo the brldo 0( KonhlV
ion of Mr. and Mrs. J. B, Flmicll of this city, n . " . S
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TI10 wonniim jiiuvu mo rirni vnrlst Inn k.
o'clock and the sorvlco was read by the Hitvorcnd r
wedding couple cumo down tho nlslo to the wcrtdi11
ulavcd on tho organ by onq of tho bride's clom m. S H
For tho wedding tho brldo woro a floor Ummi, a,'' . I
net trimmed with oyolot em- JL1!J
broidery and a fiiiKortlp svcll.
She carried bouquot of old
fashioned flowers.
The brldo's only attendant,
Jean Trlller, wore a bluo chif
fon floor length dress with n
corsage of gardenias.
Best man for tho wedding
was Edward Parsons, stationed
at the Pasco navnl biiso also.
Kenneth Is nil AMM 3e' with
the navy, enlisting In July,
1041, and ho has seen action In
tho Aloutlans. Ho has boon sta
tioned at Pasco for the past 10
months.
Mrs. J. B. Flnuell and Mrs.
E, M. Caldwell, tho mother and
grandmother of tho groom, wont
to Pasco to attend tho wedding.
Also attending wero Mr. and
Mrs. Hurry Welch and son, sis
ter and brother-in-law of tho
groom, and Mrs. Frank Pasch.
Mr. and Mrs. Kcnnuth Fln
nell have just returned to their
homo in Pasco after a ten-day
leave spent in Klamath Falls.
Mrs. Finticll Is employod at tho
army air base In Pasco.
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Mr. and Mrs. Elh
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emi) oved i,,.i. '.'."li
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last six montlis, " "I
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IS YOUR
' DUTY
By RITA WHISENANT
Lietnted Coimetohgiit
NO matter how punctual you
are when it comes to keep
ing a date, you're still a "strag
gler" if you let
stringy, oily
locks or wisps
of '.hay-dry hair
spoil an other
wise charming
appearance. If
you're not ex
actly holding
the purse
string . . , as
most of us
aren't : . . . it's
perfectly true that you can't
just up and run to the beauty
shop every time - you need a
shampoo and wave.
IF you' can, you're lucky and
' if you're a smart gal, you'll
learn a few things about taking
care of your hair at home, thus
saving a little now and then for
that rainy day when you
COULD use a bit of cash. Quite
aside from that, really intelli
gent women learn everything
they can about self .care and
home grooming. Knowing how
to. take care of- yourself and
your own appearance is just
one of the marks of today's
modern, independent women.
.
THERE'S the matter of brush
ine vonr hair - vnn nn
don't you? Because your
Chances nf havincr raallv
hair aren't one half so good if
you're not making a practice,
riailv nr nltrhflv nf knipklnri
and more brushing.
HERE'S a tip on procedure,
inn tfint vnn ma-r
helpful! If you have over dry
imii, yuu snouia Drusn your
hair irnm tha wain JnmnnMi
to the hair ends, thus pulling
me natural nair ou down the
length of the hair where it is
most needed. , If . your . hair - is
too oily, just reverse the method
and brush the hair upward and
away from the scalp, so that, in
spite of the stimulating brush-
in tf vnn wnn'f ha
n. .fu.i v mi- cuwuitlglllK
a vrvntnr nil fin.,, tn j-
e, - - -" wiinu ObiailUA
already over supplied. .
OF course, our. shelves , are
lined With haaiitv oMe -fet
the ffnnln anil Uatf
- - f . lion, iuui let u
just keep thinking about
BRUSHING now.
RITA. -
Everhody's .Drug
808 Main
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to Our Last 'Thank You!'
'E CAN'T always get as much mer-
chandise as we -want -rndth'rs--"r
troubles us greatly. For, as you know( bur
greatest desire is to serve the public just
as. faithfully as we' possibly can. ...
flpUT, even in these abnormal times when
everyone is making sacrifices, we ieel ''
that not only, in the interests of good busi-'.. :
ness' but in the in te rests, of homefrbnt: -morale,
as well, cheery varid 'courteous con-'.. "
tact with our customers--is essential.
ip HAT'S WHY it behooves us tokeep
smiling and try to make every customer
happy. And even though we don't have -- V
price ranges, sizes and color's to meet-every ';
individual requirement, our "Thank. you .for - ,
coming in" must be just .as warm" arid '
cordial. ' . ' ' ' ". ; '
TpHANKS for being so ; patient, and uh-. :
derstanding and doing. your best. This : '.
is the spirit; that, builds lasting friendships
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