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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1944)
)R Year's Program ;jvenby Committee I i h Slona, Mr. Alfred Collier and Mrs. A. O. rtoeiileko, P1"' m'mlUe (or Kulalona chapter, Daughter, of llio Amerl. Jm,lulloli. 'V(S matle up 11,0 'oll"wlng program lor the Ember U, 1044 Bulnc mooting. Hostess, Mrs. E. H. Mf , 2 1044 Addros., Mr.. Burton B. Lowry, slule regent. Pc in Mis. Mltchelmore. Hostess, Mm. Warren C. Hunt. kt iOIOi ' in44Pan-American Kvmnrnlum Mr. e a or,c.ikn. mmoa by : : guest at tho specliil mooting of Proanorltv ttphLnli !..(.. 1944 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVEN stone. lIosl". Mr.. A. O IfllCk0' . .nil fn,.w. riiteWnU. executive ' 1 104S American! eWU nVk review, "Wo Who . BOOK ifnnth I ABS Piul Edward.. Re- t iv Mrs. HHeneii. mm...... 1 i the city library. r t. 1049 ilia u1' fcxch '"J world." Rev. STB rne.t Jr. Exhibit of !.'. u,.in Mrs. L. H. Blbice. r Mr D. V. Ktiykondall, E M, ,'.Utad I by fin. Wj Irfflin, n-urt Odell. I Innon. "rr iT i-- Harry Goolicr, m". - '' Si tin M"- T..f m ..' . Wnj"" R E- Wat ;r;Mrs,?d"?LEvf,a"d Thomas n "H""- KuVxennHii. . ..... Civ 7. 1048 BOOK mviow, Alirca ... ine 4. 104? S.ommlttee on .r , Iments, Mrs. Hampton. airman. .,,V' "V '. Don s hrch Circles butidsy 'iernin,' .sn? .5r La'. SoCietyofiiChH.tnn n tlnw. Several of the elr I... i. ...bn rnnkle. for the trnsndo center this month ntxt and pinna iur iu... - swore rliseussed at tho meet Mrs Walter Herndon. 825 U Ninth, with Mrs. Hall as- king, entertained circle duo. j j ... urna (runn rl iihu Lt vinnk tn the thirteen Imbersand one gucsi. mrs. no- conducica me acvouuiw . WHMM ....- "-- ulron frnm t in DOOK Tur nt Life" Next mectini will ..,11k fca Nnh A FrimU Iwn Imrt n VfrV flood at idance when they met with h. E. C. Rlucky, 1430 canDy, th Mrs. Rndmun assisting for biorl Thorn Wfro zu prcii Mrs, lnsend and Mr.. Doiler. The w chilrman, mm. niacn, con fectcd tho business meeting Im r.Anran Pncnni Inrf thf He I'inn. nnrf Mrs. Rnrl Redinai' fricwed "The Silent Billions has" by Launbacn. Mr.. Ar lir Sklnnr 907. Nnrth Fourth III! be the next hostess. .Mirt Alltnrt r.nir IHlin Pnri fcd, was hostess to circle three hri ,au Du rfnri hlf Mri. fihloulst. Followina dessert tho nuar bus mess meet nK was ill Mm. Wirtemnn and Mrs EnninA IhIm. (h. nlr.lA. Mr ivia Snyder transferrea irom icle fnnr in elrelA threo. Dur- K the lesson hour the theme ts the work of Rev. Frank C llrtaMi on n mlaitnnuru nnrl A f ially hi- work with languages uio ainereni peoples, uuem tuiU DftClHUUll WCID ITU O. u CQ Mr anrl rVlf M N riWn In. Paul KrlwnrrlR will he the fuess for October. I irKlA (All mK milk llffH Wk , UUI IHQfc VVIU1 1T44P ' lea Ucrlings on Shasta way tor lent. Mrs. W. A. Carlton, the i sir man rnnrtiiiiiiti rnn nrvn. Inrta nnJ M. 1 minere was no study hour, u.r- Ineral mcctina on September Mrs. I. w. White was hostess ' urcip tlUA at hnr hnmn nn hns road and served a waffle r ai ia:au p. m. to seven Ijmoors and one guest, Mrs r-.. ,uia. xvciicy, ine untiiriniiii, r" me Dusiness meetinn r -.I mrts ncciaca noi 10 rncci utiopcr; Mrs. Lester yarneii uc me nostcss lor wovemoer. S S Wor Circle Members Of the .timlnr Wom r vvsauonai church tt e i a F't first meeting of the year Vnfto hj i i..- weanesaay evennis. t'i, Pntll T.anmon ..me n.Urte. R TJKil TTUli 1- n. cresting review of Daniel Jrsns book, "The American "Win," followed with ernes- 1. . ' uioLUiioiuil wjr v . i IlhC cil'plc nrnsnntpd Mrs I'yncs with n olft nnrl rarrl pen carried expressions of re (sl.n hor leaving Klamath , .. nutrcsnments were servsa uiose oi the meeting. , e9'on Auxiliary I Tha Am.., v i ...I1 P'Xwil hnlri u nnt l.mlr Hlnner 'icsday evening at 7 o'clock . jjuifirin nan i nn ninLrit i IfMdcnt, Glenda Wylie, of rwjntield will be present. This eri r.'S1 occaslon and all mem- - v. Lim ijDinn ann auxiiiflr.Y Invited. Auxiliary members .' at 6796 to find out what to f.'ne Roseburg hospital ha ...... .iLltll ilKIUlll (J 'rosncrltv Hcbcknh nk-i- dniri In ikn inrL- Ull ... ii ..... ... i,v .wise null ui, uioiuiiiy evnnlnu, September 11, was Mr. cuivi utiucy oi itusmjiir, prcm dein of the Robekali aasembly, uit.. nul'l .rri..l..i ..1..11 ... I'wiv, III., Utlll.ll,, VIMl ill this time. Site was accompanied by her husband, J. 11. Bailey, special district deputy grand master of Hoscbura Iodize Nn 41. Many bouquets of gladioli ongmenca me iocirc hnll when uiu iiicuuhk wns cuiicn to oraor by Mary Curtis, president, and Mr. IVirnlht, W;u,. ,., . .,.!,,, I into memhnrKhln. rirlmllliirl hv iransier. ine assembly president gavo an Interesting talk upon viiw ftvvi, u. uiu u,,,i:r aim Ull- swered several questions, and vnnriuiiu iviiiriin picscnica mis. Duiicy wun a gin irom uic iocikc, accompanying tho presentation with n appropriate bit of verse. Tho dining room and the table, were I Wght with fall flow ers, and a. refreshments were served, the following program was presented: an accordion solo K. Un.l.ll 1,1 1 .... : M jr irtiiui'N iivuii) mu J,uu selections by Mary Lou Van Ri per, vocai soios oy L.ouise bcxion nnrl Mnru I.nn Qnvlnn ni'i-tm. reading by Mary McComb, xylo- pnunc buius oy unrouiy xjaiucu- son, nnn vocni suius oy mry McCollum, accompanied by Mrs. oncpnora. Kathleen Hepburn and Eliza beth Rnmsby were In charge of the refreshments and Nina Cur rier was chairman of the pro gram committee. 5 5 Lutheran Weddings 5,.rrl1 nn C-.forrlnv Qnnlnm. ber 9, at the Klamath Lutheran church, were corporal James Ernest Erekson. a marine sta- IU.ul at tl, Morlim Rarrnrlrc and Faye Louise Hnll of Klam ath Falls. The couple's only attendants were Bonnie Hall and Mason Bu fnrrt Smith. The Reverend S. M. TnnnA.. nfrlninlnl On Tuesday, September iz. ai the Lutheran church, Bonnie May Hall of Klamath Falls, was married to Mason Buford Smith, also a member ot the u. &. ma rines stationed In Klamath Falls. Attendants were Marian a kcr and Clarence H. Hall. 6 6 A it 4 'ft K Shower 1 i ' I "ll fj s I p i it, m. .', s - , 1 TO GO ON TOUR Gale Motley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Motley of this c ly, has been here lor a tew weens kim' Ti piciurc, i.uKe nn , "-J-7-V- -Snnla Hen e wr wt rappicago Det Mipolli .75 'Madison Square. Garden in New York. The our w.l last to, and will cmoarK iruill s ""l icnnnoll.FllU Rebekah District Convention in Merril , . , e n.-' -i4,-.4K fHctriM of flrpcon met . MfcHKILl Kene a"s .,...nTh inn...!" district here baturaay, oepiemo ' i Udav aesaion convenuon in mo iw.i... "' "; "' i "r ' . h,.i Mc. was prcsiaec over Dy lB LU, v . "' , , An, Weill, Merrill, win i m """r.r" TS5. Klam acrson, grana puinuicu ui u,e "Tj , alh Falls, Mrs. Alma Cofcr, conductor of the grand lodge of Oregon a i a o ncrs.ii.., ,.k -""f""; r .nn"..,.. i,n Merrill lodge, no. ioi, openea um tmi"'""'" Merry Mixers T .nulla fromhlntL 2117 UBk. i..injnnJ ,l,n Mni-rv Mivprs Thursday evening, September 14 jne memoers aiicnnmK vc,o Oi,,n Anilai-cnn Rllth T.nWTPIICe. Rosclla Waits, ticanor i.urns. jr. him Mivinr Bnit. Billce CnlXV Alhnrla Allen. Dorothy Smith and Tlllie Chamberlain. .ic.lMni, ...na nlnvnH anrl Kll.n f 1C11 "on - -- Lawrence held high score, Rosel- i. w.tt. inrnnn. Kinn Aiiaciau.. will be the next hostess. Th MHnrk luncheon and U..lni( timotlntf nf hn Rphrkflh social club held in the IOOF hall on Wednesday, cepiemoer 13, was wen attenaea. inc nuai- ..... ,a. tho rinv were aiicu -Innllnr nnri Stella Drvden. and a social hour louowco. uie luncheon. For the next meeting i l. . , ....... win hn Alfreda Steinmetz and Laura Uerlings. The "shower to end all .how. .n" ultran hv MfL R B. BlOlTl- qul.t at her home Friday night lor Virginia budd, w n o win marry .oon, ended in a cloud burst oi laugnier. Uomic laniasy set mo tiiciiie for tho evening, ana a morgue atmosphere was created in one room with black drapery, bones and medical charts, in honor of the absent groom-io-De, wnu io in the medical corps in Port land. Beautifully wrapped shower gifts turned out to be numerous useless articles varying from a huge, hideous lampshade, which Ucl hAan a unHHlnc 0lft fl Cen- tury ago, to somebody's grand mother a nightgown. &nicriBinmeni. was luii.mucu bv Janice Bubb who sang "The Girl Who Couldn't Say No," wearing a set oi imitation tiea- nor teetn. Hors a ouvrcs bhu coffee were served. Tho bridal bouquet, oi nouy- hnnUe anrl wiltpd iris, was Un- nnnventlonallv caucht by the bride. Money to cover noney- mnnn pvnin,rq was tied in the ..a ilMomura nf th hniinuet. uuesis were Virginia puuu, Pat Shaw, Carolyn collier neicn ivioore, Janice jdupo, iviei iln Albrecht, Betty Rea Martin, Phyllis collier, uoae cinngson, Phyllis Foster ana Betty Merrill. 5 S . Church Women officers of the First Presbyteri an cnurcn, ine Aiiaroon. nw kirf nrian rluirch anrl the Mer rill and Tulelake Missionary so cieties tooK place on r noay September 15, with a luncheon . r . , ... i -kit., a " xx neia at tne nome ui iyn. Flnnnicnn RftflR Smith Sixth. Sne was assisted ay mis.wa Hall and Mrs. J. L. wenaei. The group listened to an in i. t-.1b- Mri. W. M Campbell, presbyterial president Oi me JrresDy vei ion ir jViiuau: oiLtiiu...a - - - ----- aim TiHnn ivTrs .T. L. Nendel. 1 A 1 1 vvu, - - Mrs. Mary Hall, Mrs. Evavel ,Street, Mrs- Hugh Mitcneimore, Mrs. Cieorge urizzie, mis. . Mne Mnih Bronaon. Mrs w4i- xinii Mr Harriett Foth iauc iiant 'zl-z . eringham, Mrs. a. xvytiwuaw, iw w s Slnueh. Mrs. R. C. Mrs. W. S. Walker and tne hostess, Mrs. Dennison. 8 019 &4 t ' f ' I i n..nntinn nrrinrs Mrs. Mc Neill, chairman, Mrs. Millie Arzner, Lakcview, vice cnair man and Mrs. Ann Fruits, Mer rill, secretary. Inlrnrlunlinn nf the Cmild lodee officers and ot the past district chairman, Mrs. Jenny Hum, Mrs. Mae Anaor&uu, una. Inez Cox. Mis. iviargarei oiuum Mrs. Marcuerite omun, imo. Winnifred Barry, Mrs. Char lotte Martin, all 01 aisirici iio. 16, Mrs. Kenney uanger anu Mrs Dovie Rccdcr of other dis tricts, preceded other conven tion business. The address ot welcome high lighted by a song of welcome was offered by Mrs. Iva Kilpat rick of Morrill with the re sponse by Mrs. Minie Aiin, Lakeview. , , ri.A mcmnrlnl KprvtCft WSS conducted by Prosperity lodge, 104, Klamatn rails, anu Merrill lodgo sponsored the flag nriu sprvico honoring men and women in the service. Mrs. Bailey, whose slogan ior her administration is "Look for bly, complimenting the Morrill . ... ,l. Mntirfll in lOugc on ni iiuc fc.w..... ... membership among young peo ple of the community. Prosperity lodge conferred the dearee on three candidates. Mm. Viola Stevenson and Mrs Marearet Stevenson, Tulelake and Mrs. Lela Stolt, Merrill. Procrams and convention badges depicted the basin's fam ous Netted Gems and tne ae sign was the work of Mrs. Hazel McNeill. riirlitv.nne deleeates were nrncnnt fn- tllR aftemOOll SOS UlKSVll. w Cl. fnlln.nlnc tho 11 O'clock B1U1, luiiunmB ..... . -- registration and lua arrivea iov the alternoon meeting. i.nnh....n and dinner were n....i thn rlnlpate.s in the an nex ot the Merrill i-resoy.ena,, 1 4 i J i ?''"( It Joyce Ott to Marry; Lt. Vernon Reed ' TULELAKE Miss Joyce Ott, whose engagement to Lieu tenant George Vernon Reed, Trenton, New Jersey, now serving as a bombardier with the U. S. army air corps, was announced this week, was honored Friday afternoon, September 8, at a delightfully planned shower in the annex of the Tulelake Com- . . . . i ml l :J. .1.., I . thn rlailirhMli nf muntty rresDyierian cnurcn. n.e unucw, . . Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Ott, Tulelake. The groom, who is home on leave after 13 months of active service in the South Pacific, .is the son of Mrs. Mary Ree, Trenton. ; Hostesses for tne snower were Mrs. S. O. Phillips, Mrs. JIMMY DEAN Jimmy Dean Barnes, son of Private and Mrs. J a m e a M. Barnes, is just two. His daddy is now with the army at Tyndall flalrl TTIa oranrlnarpntjl are Mrs. Vera Real of Klamath Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Barnes of ninnfl TT. alert h.fl a OrPflt. grandfather, W. B. Barnes of Klamath Falls. , Kenneu-uuis The Art Needle Work club will meet this coming Wednes day at the home of Mrs. Lyle O. Mills of the Pine Grove dis trict at 2 o'clock in the after noon. h t strppt. Mrs. W. S. Ed wards, Mrs. Verne (Nola) Hem- street and Mrs. Burns anon. The gifts were pilea on an umbrella sheltered table, the ...nktmant, riplnff In white and the bride-elect was escorted to the seat of honor by Mrs. Street. Refreshments were served af ter a social time from a lace covered table centered wun a beautifully decorated cake bear- , n a t W a insprlntlnn. "Rest Wishes; Joyce." Pouring were Mrs. W. S. Jiawaras ana ivira. XX m ci.aa. Miss Ott is a graduate of the Tulelake high school with the class oi 1941 and since mat time has been employed m tne air service command ai. mc --IaII... TiSoln' fiammmtn. No definite date has been set for the wedding. The hostesses invited for the afternoon, Mrs. w. u. Mcuiy monds Sr., Mrs. William Mc Clymonds, Mrs. D. M. Craw ford, Mrs. Dan S. Crawford, Mrs. F. S. Terry, Mrs. A. P. Larsen, Mrs. Cloyd Loughhn, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Lester Ver non, Mrs. Evelyn Galloway, Mrs. Don Snyder, Mrs. E. A. Ryckman, Mrs. Mose Crawford. Mrs. Albert bock, Mrs. nugn Bronson. Mrs. Earl Parker. Mrs. James Stoddard, Mrs. L. E. TiUotson, Mrs. Carl Coulson, Mrs. Robert Branscomb, Mrs. Charles Cox, Mrs. G. W. Osborne, Mr.. Gil bert Osborne, Mrs. Edgar Os borne, Mrs.' Elmer GUliland, Mrs. J. I. Ott, Miss Janice Ott, Miss Lura Osborne, Miss Lin dalee Galloway, Misa Carolyn Ryckman. Tune In Sundays th. Old Fashioned . Revival Hour KFJI 10-11 . m. int.matlonil Oo.pil Broidenl. Cbirlil E. Fnllir, ntr.etttr. The Red Cross work room, are open each day. Bandages are needed each day. Can you help? Auxiliary rru THr.c' niiviliarv to the D.nihrhnnri nf Railroad Train tember 14, in the KC hall with Mrs. R. ' Messer presiding. Re freshments were serveq aiw .1 .t V.a mPPtinff hV Mrs. Walter Fuller, Mrs. Paul Horne ,nrf Mr Hnmer uaioweii.- ior the October meeting it is planned to play games at the close of the meeting and refreshments will , r.j v,., Mr. .1 M. Jensen. Mrs. Merrill ivious ana xvim. vu- gil Fessenden. 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