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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1944)
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SIX Bridal Shower Is Event of This Week Honored at a lovely bridal shower Tuesday evening was Mrs. Don Mast, the former Barbara Moore, who was married recently in San Diego. She has returned to Klamath Falls to live with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chesleigh O. Moore, while Don is over seas with the navy. , , , , . Fern Pennington and Anna Mae Peterson entertained for Mrs. Mast at the party given at the Pennington home on Port- '""During the evening games were played and later the honor guest vyciitv o-- , , Birthday Party a lame white cake centered the refreshment table and two small bowls of sweet peas and tall white tapers were used for decoration. Guests invited for the eve ning were Mrs. C u. Moore Mrs I J. Oeden. Mrs. I. J. Og' den Jr., of Eugene, Mrs. Lester Pennington, Mrs. arry nay, Mrs. Kenneth Ramsey, Kathleen Aneel. Jackie Obrist, Mary Ellen Lone. Marlys Steinseifer. Christina Demetrakos, Mary Landry, Dorothy Riggs. Nadine Palmerton, Joanne Hamilton, Ann Otey, Gwen Mead, Helen McNulty and Peggy Keating. 4 Grange Club, The Home Economics club of Midland grange met at the home of Mrs. W. G. Ely on Nevada street August 1. A short business meeting was held after which the afternoon was spent in sew ing for the Bed Cross The proceeds of a card party given fast month were turned over to the grange fo-. the pur pose of buying another war bond. Plans were made for the entertainment of service men later this month. Mrs. Georgi Lamb who is re covering from an operation was able to be out again and was presented with a gift from the grange. Mrs. Fred Crapo won the door award, and refreshments were served at the close of the after noon to Mrs. Lee Sutton, Mrs. Phil Motschenbacher, Mrs. H. B. Largent, Mrs. Katie Bowles, Mrs. Boy Huff, Mrs. George Lamb, Mrs. August Andrieu, Mrs. John Mistier, and the hostess, Mrs. W. G. Ely, and son Johnny. Club Meets - Members of the Fast Noble Grand club of the Prosperity Rebekah lodge met with Alma Cofer at her home at 1017 High .on Tuesday afternoon, August . 1. A potluck picnic had been planned, but owing to threaten ing weather, the meeting was held inside. Members present were Nellie : Wattenburg, Alice Goeller, T Alice Gowland, Mayde Plyler, Lucille Heifer, Kate Hogue, Al freda Steinmetz, Stella Dryden, Margaret Bid en, Charmian .Johnson, Mary Curtis, and the . hostess. . HOSteSSefi frU- the nnvt mnnt ;lng will be Frances Waits and Stella Dryden at the September iS meeting In the IOOF hall. Betty Whitiock, daughter of :Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Whitiock ' of Silverton, Oregon, is visit ing at the home of Betty Ray, uaugmer oi mis. itutn it. Ray of this city. Part of this week .'Miss Whitiock spent with rela .tives, Mr. and Mrs. Bex High of Poe Valley. Miss Whitiock is a member of Delta Zeta sorority i and graduated from Oregon . State college this last June. She will be here until this next Tues . day. The lawn of the John H. Abell home at Ivory Pine mill was the scene of a birthday party on July 18, honoring little Danny Abell, who was four years old. The slide, see-saw, and swing in the Abell yard were greatly enjoyed by the little guests. Games were played after which refreshments were served. Guests were JoAnne Kendall, David and Martin Clemens. Johnny Westling, Merle Anette Knoeble, Joan and Suzanne Lar- key. Sharon. Charles, and David Sherrick. Kathrvn. Elizabeth Scotty. and Tony McLean.' Char lotte, Louise, and Morris Phelps. Peter Larson, Glenda Santie, Clyde and Clair Varney, Mar- zene uarreit, Freddy, Donald, and Bobby Stilwell. J ennifer. Judith, and Mark Stilwell, Sally jane ADen, and the guest of hon or. Assisting Mrs. Abell with games and refreshments were Mrs. O. D. Stilwell of Ivory Pine ana Mrs. Koiun Phelps, Mrs. E C. Sherrick. and Mrs. L. C. Stil. well, all of Klamath Falls. Women of Moose The Mooseheart and inclil service committee of the Wom en or we Moose met in the Moose hall for a committee meeting Thursday. Chairmen are Blanche Pyle, Mooseheart committee, and Grace Crump, social service committee. Fourteen members wm present. v- i olio wine the tret.tnsothBi- the group went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fraiser tn surprise uiem witn a kitchen shower. Canton To Meet The larilAK anvil is itr chevaliers of Canton Crater will meet in the IOOF hull An tw,,. day evening, August 10, at 8 v -ui.&. wiieu memoers are re quested to attend in full dress Uniform for hallntintf nn mnflL dates. -c - w uic v,ur tOn Was nPlrt lnct uraolr frn. 4V.. W T 1U1 H1C mustering in of two candidates, Mrs. - Walter - Heifer - anrt mk x r a n jc Hogue. Refreshments were served at tho nlnea t tv - Mwab V. UIC evening. Friends will hs Mfi 4. learn that Nanmi r-lm , n - .... WIKJUCII II" year-old daughter of Mr rM Mrs. w. L. Clement, former residents 01 tuamatb Falls and now of Portland. Is improved. She has 1 been in a wheelchair for some time and is now permitted to walk a few stens each Hav Tho r-i ' " -.11. .H-IJICIJ LA recently purchased a home at ruuetn in Portland. 8 8 9 Thp raM nai4i 1 the Women of the Moose, Friday umjr co, naa seven f "es in play. High score was held by Ann Solie. second hv Mrs. Kellinson and the door weut 10 jurs. Hoover. I J f-f't i vv ft b tfe-R t All UVJM DISTINCTlVr- Wl Mem W ill --': interpreted by BIRTHDAY PARTY Frances Cox, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Cox, celebrated her fifth birthday last Saturday with her first partv. Guests for the occasion were Terry MeAlee, Colletta Albee, Diane Binkley, Suzanne and Sarah Porter, Suzanne Rice, Roger and Ray Macey, Judy Glascoe and little John ny Cox Wesley Gudcrian. Junior Musicians To Give Recita The Junior Musicians of America, sponsored by the National Institute of Music and Arts, will be heard in a recital on Sunday afternoon, August 6, in the First Methodist church at Tenth and High at 3 o'clock. Frank S. Long, who has been the local instructor for the past two years, will conduct, and the public is cordially invited. Those who will participate in the program are Evelyn Paup, Willard Brightman, Phyllis Lynch, Jaunita Puckett, Charles Brightman, Kenneth Barkee, Charlene Bennett,' Francis Gwinn, Thomas Oden, John Winkleman, " Jeanette Rusteen, Don Crouse, AudreyJLaurence, Arlene Hollen beak, Ronald Hollenbeak, La Vonne Earnest, Joy Swenson, Doris McGaughey, Doris James. Joe Smith, Wilda Smith, Daniel Williams, Beverly England, Sue Crouse, Harold Wood, Beverley Marts, Mervin Woodard. Jenell Shannon, Jean Sauer, Margaret Scholer, Jean Larson, Yuvonda Kirkpatrick, Joan Elliot, Vernon Keller, Jerry Wagner, Kenneth Smith, Clifford Sorenson, Doro thy Casebier, Wayne Byrd, Peg gy Kohler, Mary Bruner, Theresa Bruner, Raymond Baker, Mardel la Baker, Jack Kirkham, Wava Prince, Geneva Prince, Jimmie Mentch, Mitchell Byrd, Joyce Gaston, Garry Nichols, Sally Thompson, Carlene . Meggitt, Sharon Larson, Glenda Sechler, Jenell Rogers, Joan Weddle. Vel da Weddle, Nolan Day, Coryl Pullum, Lowell Brooks, Edward Davidson, Janice St. .John, Gene bt. John, Florence Lampronolus. Athena Lampropolus, Loretta Gardner, Erlene LeBranch, Dan Totten, Christina Nelson, Janet Robinson, Patricia Brown, Brad ford Howard, Robert Stephens, Marcelyn Lytle. Joyce Pretnri, David Hull, Kent Goeckner, Wayne Buck and Bobby Hyneck. Mrs. Dumm, local piano teach er, has been engaged as accom panist. Malin Visitor. Guest at the Hubert Morciock home in Malin for the past month was Mrs. Browning of Los Angeles, a cousin of Mr. Morelock. Mr. Browning and Mr. Campbell also arrived last Wednesday for a few days' visit. All left Sunday for their homes in the south. Mr. Morelock. is expecting a sister and her family for a visit in August. His sister, Mrs. Beam, and her family reside in Bakers field where Mr. Beam is em ployed with the Southern Pa cific. Mr, Morelock has'hot seen his sister for 23 years when he left Tennessee. Mrs. Beam came west a short time ago to live in Bakersf ield. - !tM ft! II $2250 l ' ft f ' X , "A I I 1 Rebekahs Prosperity Rebeknh lodge met in regular session on Thursday evening, August 3, in the IOOF hall with Mary Curtis, noble grand, presiding. The charter was draped in memory of Rose McCrosky, of the jurisdiction of the state of Washington, who passed away May 3. The social club, under the di rection of Alma Cofer and Elizabeth Ramsby, served light refreshments at the close of the meeting. Dance Contest The Grinmore dance, spon sored by the Women of the Moose on Saturday, July 29, was well attended. Highlight of the evening was the Grinmore dance contest which was won by a ma rine and his lovely wife. They were awarded a cash prize of $5 and following the award they presented an exhibition dance which was greatly applauded. The second prize went to Mrs. Linda Brown and Mr. Cauble. Refreshments were served fol lowing the dance. Here this week as a guest of Ann Otey was Gwen Mead, for mer resident of Klamath Falls. Gwen has been attending college in Hutchinson, Kans., for a year and was here for a few days on her way to Portland to visit with reiativos. She was a member of the KUHS graduating class of .1943 and visited with many of her friends before she left for Portland Thursday. Social Calendar Monday, Auguit 7 No-host thontro party tor mom bers of BPW club, 7:30 p. m. t Esquire. Suck lunch refresh ments to follow at tho homo of Mrs. Stella Bowno on High street. Members not contacted are asked to call Jncqucllii Now com, 4805. W.dntiday. Auguit S Sojourners will hold their lun cheon and meeting nt Iho Willard hotel slnrtiiig nt 12:48 with the luncheon. All newcomers to the city ore Invited to attend. Thuraday. Aupuit 10 Auxiliary and chevallors of Canton Crater to meet at IOOF hall, 8 p. m In full dress uni form for balloting on candidates. Saturday, Auguit 12 Members and guests of the Rcames Country club will novo an Informal dance nt the Coun try club at 10 o'clock W.dntiday, Auguit 30 Tho Wednesday club of St. Paul's Episcopal church will hold their nnuunl fntl tea in the Pelican party room. s Merry Mixers Eleanor Curtis was hostess to the Merry Mixers on Thursday evening, August 3, at her home at 1335 Crescent. The ovenlng was spent playing cards and visiting. Awards went to Ruth Anderson and Bllleo Snider. Those attending were Ruth Lawrence, Ruth Anderson, Mnx ine Rose, Jo Paup, Blllee Snider, Louise Cramblclt, Al berta Allen, and the hostess. Jo Pnup will cntorlnln at her home at 1524 Division for tho next meeting of the club. Initiation Neighbors of Woodcraft mot In tho IOOF hall recently for their regular business mooting and initiation of new memhers. Alta Clark, guardlnn neighbor, B resided. Sylvia Thompson and lorothy Jean Sayres were re ceived into membership. Moving pictures showing llfo In the WAVES were shown by the navy recruiting officer, and at the close of the evening, birth day cake and coffee wcro served In honor of those whoso birth days fell during the months of April, May and June. Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Shaw of Glendale, Ore., were guests here last weekend of Mr. Shaw's mother, Mrs. Clara Shaw of Homcdalc drive, before leaving for Alaska where they plan to make their home. Upon their departure, tho visitors were ac companied as far as Portland by Mrs. Maxinc Ray and young daughter, Sandra Jo, who will visit with relatives and friends In tho northern city for a short time. ' f 6 COHAMA MNIMOOK (OVIftT Slim, trim flattery in tn out-of-this world suit! Qlifowiiz styling with ciMtomJilcc finish to turn all eyes your way. In Cohans Pincbrook Covert with slimming waistline iwes of mntfasttng veiVeteen. In Gold with Brown, Cold with Block, Blu Ton with Black, Beige with Brown. Sizes 9 to 17. EXCLUSIVE WITH US RECENT WEDDING . .o-iit uouftiuci vi hhu Yira. rranx iascn rt TJqtrllfqt-H Uirnnn,- n t ...... HjT. T.T 11 --if it . . woiu, lawuoiii, ia uuw mi b. ivennein r inneii, tie IS a Klamath Falls man, the son of Mr. and Mrs. J, B. Finnell of this city. The ceremony was read in Pasco, Washington. ' To Our CutUmeri: HELP! Please Come In And GET YOUR CLOTH E& We need the space and the hangers! if Klamath Cleaners and Dyers 431 Main CONSULT SEARS For FIGURE PROBLEMS Cordtex-lift BRASSIERE The Bra with a real future The all-occasion bra of p re shrunk cotton broadcloth with Cordtex-lift for rounded accentuation. 1 1 n c h dia phragm band anchors bras siere. Medium 1 o w back. Closing adjusts to four sizes. Self material straps. Can be washed as often as you want. Popular "Adair" model for medium full busts. Nude. Sizes 32 to 40, $1.29 GARTER BELT Dainty Lace Trim A form fit garter belt attrac tively styled with cotton laco appliqued on fine quality rayon satin. 4 K -inch front. Back hooking with adjust ment to fit 4 sizes. Four flat garters hold stockings se curely in place. Nude. Sizes 24 to 34. $1.00 Mi JUUI I l I ivji.i ipoUl I S Bride of Soldier TUI.Et.AKE In n delluhlful garden setting ,i Imr muoiils. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Cnni'k. rinrL.i. ..." . Kn. son bwiimo the biido on July I) of Pre .Inlui Kmmi J"." Mr. mid Mis. John EHsllund, Hnnners Frrrv l.l.i "J'.f is stationed for tlio present nt Camp TuMiiko'nn am k mimmy kuiuu. ---vr c( Tho clouuio ring ccrcniony was performed In ih a fow Intlnmti) frleiuls mid iwrcnls cif the lnd i, WtWti Dod, pii.vlor of llio First Picbylerli.n elmrol, .iWlk The liH, ""'".Or, bv her r, '.A'" "I nil,, net. marie wm, ..' nwrkllnn and C cT ... ,.v. nun llounm, i while enrnnti,,,,, h tulle trim. 1,11 Miss liiiiiv s similar ,ye ,, d were plk ennutt,,, . H Wiiyno Fiiiiiilnu, a,'.. J IToccMlnij die rer,. I Frieda Mnr. ' "I Love You Tr ,li"'Cl,k( Inmiedli.t,.y (ii0 , ceremonv Auxiliary Ladles of Inn Townsend mix illary met with Mt'K. lngchorg Wilkcrson at her home lit 817 Mount Whitney on Wednesday, July 211. A picnic luncheon wns enjoyed by all members on tho lawn. During the afternoon bingo and pinochle- wcro pliiyud. Tho ladles agreed to muko cookies for tho Commandos for llio four Sniurdiiys In August, Members present wera Char lotto C'mioy and Kiniidsdii, Flint, die, Grace Jerruc, Evn Myers, Matilda Crapo. Hetty Allen, Alice Gniy. Helen Eltlng, Delia Arnold, Bernlco McCrnckun. In geborg Wllkerson and Viola Her. mnnn. Visitors were Mngdnlen Ronfeldt and Mrs. J. Itonfcldt and her two little girls, Corlnno and Theresa. The next meeting will be on Wednesday, August 0, tit the home of Mrs. Viola Hermann of 320 Iowa street. Contract Club Pearl Yorklund. 810 North Eleventh, entertained the Thurs day Contrnct club at her homo on August 3.' Alice Lawrence hold tho high score, Stella Dry den. second, and the travelling award went to Wllln Hnrk. Attondlng were Idolino Schupp, Bertha Hewitt, Fannie Thompson, Alice Lawrence, served from "ttrnctivil covered table centered .... . ""-""'"8 ciWI and looped wllh D '1 bride and gin..,,,. The nk.l cut by the new Mrj v,,, lliln.l l, !... ,.. "'-I Mrs. Capek, mother oil bride, wore u i,,mni.. J length Jcri-y and comI gnrdenlus. 'I i 'l,,0.f,rl;,P hn', nHhriJ In Mnlln for a number of t iiii.vuiK oiny recently to ; lake wllh her parents to . her home. Te,0i yam C0upl9 "I" 4 Wllln Dark, Clarn MrPkJ Stella Dryden, and tho hiii The next meeting ti held at tho home of Willi J HELEN'S Beauty Shop In New Modern Building 1 1 Owned and Operated by MRS. HELEN MILLER Four Years PERMANENT Satisfaction vl . .i to rrnSff V X ' f j -, MlllllH '""- Cold Waves, Machineless and Machine Waves . . . Latest Modern Equipment for All Beauty Work. ' ft f ' ,v ; ' ' BWjlJWSiW9B,JHIW 4 . f ' 1 t NlMwMk. . 1 , . irT fAtt i ti Same phone number-8200 Across street from old location 4056 Shasta Way 133 S. 8th St. Phone 5188 Helen's Beauty Shop .4-
