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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
FACE SIX
Catholic Daughters'
Respond to Appeals
In February of this year, the Commandos sent out an appeal
fa mnre fish snrcads to be served on Fridays to the service men
and women coming in to the center. The Catholic Daughters of
America responoea Dy matting wis une "i mtn yt-m a h'"-1.
and appointed Grand Regent Agnes LaLonde as general chair-
""The following have acted as chairmen up to and through ttie
month of August: Jenes Moty, Mabel Roman, Rose Igl and Ellen
Ely.' The Catholic Daughters who have donated to the fish
ipreads so far this year are Ethel
Brunncr, Dorothy Derrah, JerV
es Moty, Mabel Roman, Mildred
6eavey, Finley Watson, Vivian
Boivin, Frances Druliner, Marie
Haskett, Rose Igl, Agnes La
Londe, Martha Lavcnik, Ella
Lesmeisler, Kathryn Lorenz,
Anne McDonald, Emilie Miller,
Gwendolyn Miller, Marie O'Sul
livan, Violet Pieser, Mildred
Smith. Bonnie Vandenberg, Lou-
' ise Vaughn, Freda Newman,
M Clara Houston, Caroline Peter
son, Ellen Ely, Mary McGoran,
! Nora Manning, Caroline Jonas,
il Florence Pickett, and Kathleen
h McGuire.
j In July, in answer to a re-
;i quest from the Commando cen-
i ter for home-made pies, the Cath-
? olic Daughters again responded
: and decided to add this work to
;l their project list for the dura-
! tion. Since that time, the fol-
;j lowing women have contributed
I pies each v.eekend: Mildred
sj Smith, Mildred Seavey, Phyllis
i Smith, Martha Lavenik, Leona
H Cody, Firiley Watson, Gwen-
i dolyn Miller, Phyllis Mahoney,
j Emma Grey, Marcella Murray,
:s Dolores McAndrews, Alice Ab-
' : bott, Carrie McMahan. Mrs. Ag-
; nace LaLonde was appointed
; general chairman of this group,
i also.
i A committee has been work-
i ing on the dance to be given
. jointly by the Catholic Daugh-
: ters and the Knights of Colum-
'i bus early in September. Mem-
! bers are Phyllis Mahoney, Mil-
1 dred Smith, Agnace LaLonde,
! Martha Lavenik, Wilma Rut-
f ledge, Otto Smith, Mike Laven-
i ik, and James Cronon.
j .
!j The card party sponsored by
c the Women of the Moose Wed-
3 nesday, August 16, at 2 p. m. had
I seven tables in play. Mildred
t Wilkinson held high score, Mrs.
I Mathenson second, and the door
( award went to Mrs. Green. Re-
freshments were served at the
close of the afternoon.
Senior Circle
The senior circle of the Com
runity Congregational church
met Friday, August 18, at the
home of the president, Mary
Eckstein at 2234 Garden, with
Mrs. E. G. Matthews assisting.
The devotional service and the
day's lesson were given by Mrs.
H. S. Stone, the subject of the
lesson being ""1110 Widow and
Her Two Mites."
Plans were made for the rum
mage sale to be held Saturday,
August 26, by the junior and
senior circles, and also for a
picnic of both circles to be held
in Moore park on September 3.
Refreshments were served to
Mrs. B. Morgan. Miss Augusta
Eckstein, Mrs. M. Dexter, Mrs.
H. C. Brown, Mrs. Glenn Stiv
ers, Mrs. W. O. Lohrey, Mrs.
H. S. Stone, Mrs. J, E. Marin,
Mrs. E. L. Mitchell, Mrs. Wil
liam Larson, Mrs. F. L. Van
Doozer, Mrs. R. E. Elliot, Mrs.
W. C. Little and the hostesses,
Miss Mary Eckstein and Mrs.
Matthews.
Stingerettes
The Stingeivtte social club
held its regular monthly meet
ing and potluck picnic in Moore
park Wednesday, August 23, and
in the absence of the president,
Mrs. Paul Home, conducted the
short business meeting.
Attending were Mrs. Paul
Jones, Mrs. V. C. Phillips, Mrs.
Nate Gale and son, Mrs. Jack
Chapman and son, Mrs. Paul
Home and two daughters, Mrs.
Annie Brown, Mrs. Emory
Stockdale, daughter and son,
Mrs. Homer Caldwell and son,
and Mrs. A. A. Myers. Mrs. Gale
and Mrs. Myers were the host
esses for the day. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. Emorv
Stockdale, 1530 Wiard, and the
assisting hostess will be Mrs.
Paul Home. - . ....
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JAN AND KEITH
These two boys are sons of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Baxter of 4519
Boardman. Jan is three and a half ana Keith was two in July.
Kenncll-bllis
Woodcraft
A regular meeting of the
Neighbors of Woodcraft was held
Monday evening, August 21, in
the IOOF hall with Alta Clark,
guardian neighbor, presiding.
One new member, Jeanne Law
rence, was initiated into the or
ganization, and following the
meeting games, group singing
and a potluck supper were en
joyed, with Stella Dryden and
Susie Smith the committee in
charge. Mildred Smith and
I Willnn Flnotkp will sprvi nt th
next meeting, the dute to be an
nounced later.
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The Women of the Moose met
in regular session Friday evening,
August 18, in the Moose hall.
The meeting was called to order
by the senior regent, Frances
Waits and the roll call of officers
showed all present. Initiation
was held and six new members
were taken into the chapter. Re
freshments wore served follow
ing the business meeting and
lodge then adjourned until Sep
tember 1.
. Social
Calendar
Monday, Auguit at
Executive board of Business
and Professional Women to moot
lit 7:30 at homo of Elenora Wen
therford, 1238 East street. All
members asked to attend to get
plans underway for start of full
meetings.
Thcta Rho girls will hold a
regular meeting at tha IOOK
hull.
Wdntidy, Auguit 30
Wednesday club of St. Paul's
Episcopal church will hold Its
full tea In the Pelican party
room from 3:30 until 5:30 p. m.
The Navy Officer's Wives
club is having an old-fashioned
box supper at 8:30 at Moore
park. A prize will be awarded
for tho most attractive box.
Friday. Stpttmbtr 1
Eastern Star Social club to
meet at Masonic temple, 1:45
p. m. Mrs. Will Wood and Mrs.
Hiram, Murdoch to preside as
hostesses.
Thursday, Stpttmbar 7
First meeting of club for wives
of officers connected with tho
Marino Barracks at 1 o'clock at
bachelor officers quarters at tho
Barracks.
Saturday, StpUmbtr 9
The Women's Council of the
First Christian church will hold
a rummage sale at 116 North
Ninth.
Monday, Sptmbr 11
The first mooting of tha Klam
ath Falls Woman's Library club
will be a luncheon at tho Wil
lard hotel at 1 p. m.
Wednnday, Stpttmbtr 13
Regular meeting 'of Sojourners
at tho Wlllard hotel at 12 45
with a luncheon and cards. All
newcomers to the city are in
vited to attend.
Saturday. September 16
The AAUW will sponsor a
silver tea at the home of Mrs.
K. A. Moore, 2045 Lcroy.
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Committee Meets
The Home-making committee
of the Women of tho Moose met
at the Mooso hall Friday, August
18, for a potluck luncheon and
business meeting, with chairman
Maude Scrgcnt In charge. Eigh
teen members were present. The
card party sponsored by the
Women of the Moose that same
afternoon at 2 p. m. had seven
tables in play. Mrs. Thorp hald
high score, Mrs. Martin second,
and the door award went to Lil
lian Green.
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