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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVEN n r ga nans i oia 0r October 6th .. r Mnrne of KiiKone. rcnuhllciin nmrii.1,.1.. ... .... -of United 8lul senator, will ho In Klimmtl, J. .,) H Ul.. if? ft., thill dill" llHMC Will be II leu Klv.ll in Mr Mi ! ..' V1 Ti, ivllcim pttrty room. Hours will bo fi ill 1 "" ' """ yrCrni-o'M, Well. 1.1 assisting Phillip Mitrheork, chairman ,M Kl''" "r;"''',," ;,,' ' ". "i making "".mciil '"r ",e fternnnii affair. ''.IS , foinnillle" hit linked lour Klinim .1 iha ton tiiblo rtnr """Lo hours will bo Mm. ! mm Msitshnll E, cornou Hi women to pour j. ... I i w.il of Mrrrlll, Mm. Bono i.. A. Murphy. f ,.,n'n. nboiit Iho room nnd W 1 the iWsU with Mr. . will bo I'. ,,lmk- w.',VLLn. Mm. l'hlllll) II" ."u Mr. Wllllnm Hack- W".'. lfl,,i,.nlh. Mn. J. E. !i.rh of Mfiilln. Mrs. none rtlr. lint" W"t. M !l,'..,,r of Mnlln. Mr. Church Rites ide-Elect L ,howtr complimented Mer- J2 I M Fllfihl Officer P.m H. Hnirrell, when Mr. ()icr Humuker nlerlulncd nt Friday nltflit. September OnKmnn m. .----.. ' miii Anderson wedding like place October 7, In Luthcrnn church hero. fiutiU at the shower were Anderson, Mr. Ed Mur Btrnlce Murphey, Juno run. ni". r nmlncien. Mn. Howard rk'harl. MrKe Ongmnn. Bet Rumcll, Mrs. W. lliilrrell Jr., ." T"t "". Mr- cl1" i Mm. nusson ioyon, lins Clugston, Mm. Ert. ..hh Mr. Victor ungman, L. Howard Ball nnd Heather mker. l s ; ojourners Meet Sojourner nd their guesls .i n the Wlllnrd hotel. Wed- Usiiy. September 27. Plans e made lor me rcKiuiir nni in h Blvcn. October 11. Mrs. J. Lsmhert will be chairman the affair. asilst'd by Mn. O. Gibson, Mr. E. J. Howell, i W. B. Yule. Mr. L. S. Still i Mr. Tom Edward. After a horl business mccl- bridge "lid pinochle were iived. Defense stamps were fcrdrd lo Mr. W. D. Miller, l. Ben Gibson and Mr. John imour. pnost for Hie nflcrnoon was i, saxion Avery. A new member of the So. irntri club Is Mrs. C. D. hiuon. All newcomer to math Falls are cordially in. id tn attend tho Sojourner id which meet tho second and rth cdnesdnys of each nth. In o twillghl ceremony rend Ihtirntliiy evening. Joyce M,l.y uiid til. Hurolcl llii.uoc, UiMV exchuiiKvd inurriiiKu vow l,r! foro the ultur nl u,u flmrcli n'r Ilia Niiziircno with Kcv. llcrl mud I'dfiton of flclnlinK. )c brldo will utlcndrd by Mrs Wuiidii Amlnis. Cpl. . , i.,,.n,.k' V. Ilici lili l served ii:i best mini w. ine III KM'KI OOIIl. 'I'ho brldo wore n siniplo Bold colored Jersey clre.ss nnd n small brown hot, unci curried u bun quel ol pink rosebuds. Her shoulder eoiMiue wns of (jiu--denliis Mild ro;,e.s. The i:iti0,, ol honor wiis ullired in uniy and woro mii Idcnticiil cormiie. While uludiolis adorned Hie candlelit ultar. Precedlnii I h e double rinu ceremony, piano, music whs puiyed hy wrs. Wlnonii Hound tree, of I'lisadeiiu. Mnrlu Wrluht Miii "I Love You Truly." Men delsohnn' weddmu mnrch nnd recessional were pluyed by Miss nriiiiii. Mrs. IJrlscoe. duuehler nf Mrs. Mildred Moi.by, ItiM Cres cent, ntlcndrd school here In roamnui runs, uradunllns with the class of 1042. The bride, groom is a nntivc of Greeley, Colorado, and hu.i served in the miirlno corps for the post four years. He Is a veteran of buttles In both the Southwest Piiclllc nnd the European the atres of war. and Is Ml present Barracl" i ilromo'n. .,, .vi.iiiHiiii roii-i. rollowiiii; the ceremonv tl young couple left by train for a n o r i honeymoon Francisco, where thev given a reception by Mrs, coe s father, (j. 11. Mosby navy scubcc.i. s s Mr. and Mrs. Roy Alkiiifon, 610 Adum, were the gnosis of honor at a surprise party given at their home Friday evening, September 22. Mr. A. A. Myers and Mrs. Chiirle llollcnbeck were hos tesses, and the guests were Mr. and Mr. Ed Sehortgcn, Mr. nnd Mr. George Holt, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dean, Mrs. R. J. Smith, Eddie Jones, George Hollen. heck and Staff Sergeant Evert L. Atkinson, Sacramento. Tho S YOUR , ' iff" ' :' .'" xf , ' I grli.'iiiiinia iUt-jtK, Sir t WED IN CHURCH . Recently married al Tulclake were Mr. and Mrs. Dean tal Ins. The bride is the former Frances Rose, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hose of Tulclake. Her husband Is the son o George Call.-is of Sacramento. He made his home with his uncle and uiinl, Mr. and Mrs. Ivnl Wolfe, Tulclake. The afternoon wedding ervicc was solemnized in the I'resbytenan cnurcn uy nev. nugn KcnnclI-EUis. ONI IUI j rs. Briv i Young Artists Present PL lav Mrs. Lena M. Dennis, executive brldc'a cake was served from n iretary oi inc uca uu. wu table covered with a while quarter here cloth with floral border, and Nine enterprising young actresses donated $75 to the Red Cross headquarters here this week, lncir coninoution was me proreedi from a comedv entitled "Business, Merely Business,' which they produced themselves and put on in Bly and Weyer haeuser Camp 6 this summer. ... ,' , The girls all have regular jobs and had to rehearse for the show in tho evenings. They paid their own traveling and pro duction expenses. ,., ' The money will be used to purchase comfort kits for soldiers who arc going overseas, reports iLiJi om! ll RITA. WHISINANT Littnttd ComtolaffUU DO hopa you are taking ad- 'Mage of aunny day by i.'hlng your hair In tho sun- IM once In a h 1 1 e, and, htnever uos- I'll, drying it the tun, too. all know t going hat- ! f o r hours n dry the ilp and make hlr brittle, but. kn advantage of Judiciously, tun serves nb a swell tonic. UPPLEMENT your profes sional oil treatments with a at home. Wa've a special conditioning oil. mado by a fm famou for Its hair pro rations, which will bo most Iplul In getting your scalp In ood condition. lt' a luxurious md of oils, grand to tiso both lore and nftor permanent. www nsT, heat tho oil slightly, then apply with a small cce of cotton nil over tho P, Daub some oil on the 'U of tho hair, loo. Wring a lowcl in hot water ana 'P It nround votir head lo PP steam tho bcncficlnl oils Ho Hie scnln. You'll find the fMmlng towol has a most re- mg effect on your whole icrvous system. ... HEN, out Into tho sun for about a half hour while massage the scalp with the ""PB. Next, rinse the nair i warm water, making sura all " ! removed. Out Into the "l ftanitv .n u.-,,u irv T.nt h breeze whip through your . . . t0R helping to coax the hair mto soft, lustrous waves, t ilso hava a permanent wave I1 which Is grand. Spray on "h an ulnml.ir I) frirrnn a h. delicately scented mist "J 1 s non-g.reasv and non lck,y. yot helps the hair stay Place. .hverhodys Drug 808 Main - the tall centerpiece was of bar monlzlng fall flowers. Mr. nnd Mrs. Atkinson, re cently married, received ninny gifts from their friends. S S Mrs. Roy Bock. 137 High, en Inrlalned tho members of Ye Old1) Pinochle club at her homo Thursday, September 21, for luncheon and cards. Attending were Agnace Lowe. Kalhryn Billings. Melva Daniclson, Nona Hall, Fnnnlc Goddard, Violet Vance, Esther Adkisson and the hostess, and high score was held by Violet Vance, second by Eslber Adkisson. low by Grace Bock and the pinochlo by Fan nie Goddard. Janet Protsman, who was a candidate in the recent Miss 1" math contest, directed the :.how. In the cast were Rcba Lvhoud. Gwen Ashbough, Vcr yic Knster, Sbirlev Harris. Jcss alce Keffcler, Betty Abbott. Yvonna Stonebrcnkcr and Marie Patzke, whose husband is a prisoner of war in Germnny. The nine girls are working on a lalont review now, which the hope to show nt military intlallations here this fall. 5 Captain David Gochring. who is stationed nt a port of em barkation in Louisiana, was a recent visitor in Klamath Falls wild his family on Manzanita street. u..,i mm mn t ri -1 - r r ftTfS Vft.-. r & p-, S3 V i v M RECENTLY WED Klan ffifffl rOrS'jobe1 a they nro al home In this city. Kcnncll-Ellis, - Now You Can Send Flowers-By-Wire through f Plmns 5560 724 Pine St Mrs. William Bishop enter tained at her home on North Ninth, Wednesday evening, Sep tember 27, with a shower for Mrs. Joseph Derrah. Fall flow ers and appropriate novelties decorated the table. Games were played, and gifts were pre sented to the guest of honor. Guests for tho evening were Mrs. C. M. Stanley, Mrs. R. A. LaLondc,. Mrs. K. M. Peterson, Mrs. Louise Fctt, Mrs Anna Ma son, Mrs. Florence Alhey, Mrs. Fred Slemler, -Mrs, Burt Schuh, Mrs. Louis Thurber, Mrs. Jack Daily, Mrs. Frank Derrah, Mrs. Hiram Thurber. Mary Bcllotti, Mary Bishop, Mrs.- Leo Kamps, Mrs. John LcFcvcr, Mrs. Frank Ferrari, Mrs. Emil Pastoga, Mrs. William Coolcy, Mrs. C. Mallow, Mrs. Gubbins, Mrs.- W. Doyle, Mrs. Herbert Fctt. Mrs. Victor Bcllotti, Mrs. E. Tacchini, and Mrs. Wiles. Mrs. Bishop was assisted by Dorothy Derrah, Mrs. Laurence Derrah and Nancy Derrah. Janna Neubert, daughter of Mrs. Christine Neubert, cele brated her fourth birthday on Tuesday. September 26, with a party given by her mother at their home. 2256. Orchard. The following friends attended: Car ole Lee worn, Kosemary Har voy," Sandra Jansscs, Wayne Neubert, Tcrrina Gibson, Adelle Gibson, Nancy Fearrlcn, Mary lyn Fenrrien, Carole Baker, Gilbert Baker, Denny Neubert, Mrs, C. A. Baker, Mrs. Leonard Gibson, Mrs. Thelma- Janssen, Mrs. Willis Fcarrien, Mrs. L: J. Brink, Verna Neubert and Laura Commins. Social Calendar Monday, Oetobor 2 Council ol Church Women. First Methodist church. Board of directors at 10:30 a, m. Pa per -ack lunch at noon, general meeting and program at 'I p, m. uah tuiaiona cnapicr meet ing at home of Mrs. Charles Martin, 22B North Second, at 8 p. m. Mrs, Burt B. Lowry, state regent, will be present. Ulnner meeting of Business anu professional Women s club, Willard hotel. 6:30 i). m. Isabel Brixner in charge of program. 1 uuday. Qctobtr 3 Eagles Ladies Auxiliary club meeting at 8 p. m. Lola Truax, 174B rargo. hostess. Daughters of Nile luncheon. 1 p. m. Pelican party room. wedneiasY, oetobtr 4 ANW club to meet with Mrs. J. C. Hunt, 70 Pine. Wednesday club of St. Paul's lo meet in parish bouse. Friday, October B Eastern S'.ar Social club to meet at Masonic temple ct 1:45 p. m. Sunday, October I Autumn tea to be siven bv Business and Professional Wom en's club at home of Mrs. Mar shall Cornctt, 2043 Lavey, in ob servance of opening of National Business womens ween. lea hours and further plans to be an nounced next week. Monday, Oetobtr 9 Klamath Falls Woman's Lib rary club. Chester Davis to speak on "The Philippines" at z p. m., main auditorium, pub lic library. Monday, Oetobtr IB League of Women Voters, 1:30 p. m. library club rooms. Wtdntiday, October 18 Order of the Amaranth, Ma sonic temple, initiation of can didates, i Wednesday club, St. ' Paul's Episcopal church, Halloween party, parish house. Saturday, Octobar 21 League of Women Voters rummace sale, fr-mer location Me.it Center, Main street. Harvest dance given by Reames Golf and Country club at clubhouse. Regular meeting AAUW, at 12:30 p. m., Winema banquet room. Wadntiday, NoT.mb.r 15 Platoff Don Cossacks at Pelt can, sponsored by Klamath Community Concert association. Wednosdav. January 17 William Primrose, sponsored by Klamath Community Con. cert association. The Pelican. 5 Wed in South Charles Alfred Currier, son of Mrs. Nina W. Currier, 112 S. 11th, was married recently to Martha Kulm of San Francisco. The wedding took olace in the First Baptist church of San Francisco, September 18, with a small group-of friends present. After spending a snort time in Stockton, Calif., the couple re turned to 164 Herman street, San' Francisco. Charles graduated from Klam ath Union high school in 1941. ne is now in tne merchant ma rine. Em, Friendship Night Observed by OES . More than 150 members of the Eastern Star gathered at tha Masonic temple Tuesday evening to celebrate friendship night, an annual event in the yearly program of Aloha chapter, No. 81, Order of the Eastern Star. A potluck dinner, was served In the downstairs dining room. Table decorations were mountain ash berries and Virginia creeper. A bowl of Mexican zinnias centered the head table, and crepe paper table cover with patriotic designs were used. Re sponsible for the table arrangements were Mr. and Mrs. Lyla O. mius, iur. ana mrs. ueios mills, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murphy UNIVERSITY Technical Sergeant Mildred Williams, who had been heading the Shirley Chase memorial jun ior division ol the uregon Women's Ambulance corps here, is now a coed at the University of Oregon, where she is living in busan Campbell nan. agi. Williams and her corps have worked with the senior OWAC in numerous projects, including the furnishing of the MP day room at Tulelake, ambulance work, serving as hostesses at the Servicemen s oownng auey, ana working at the concessions at the armory dances. From Portland Mrs. J. A. Bu.ke was hostess for an evening of bridge Sep tember 21, honoring Mrs. H. M. Parkhurst, formerly of Klamath Falls and now making her home in Portland, bhe nas been nere as the guest of friends and rela tives. Mrs. Loyal Lust held high score for the evening and low went to Mrs. John Selby. In ad dition to Mrs. Burke, those at the party were Mrs. Guy Merrill,- Mrs. I. J. Olson, Mrs. Arthur Wiggins, Mrs. John Sel by, Mrs. Moak, and Mrs. Loyal Lust. Delightful musical numbers were presented by guest artists during the regular session in the chapter room. John R. Best of the musical department of KUHS entertained with two cello solos, accompanied by Mrs. Best at the piano, 'The Evening Star" by Wagner, and "Spanish Serenade" by Glauzi nov. Mr. R. E. Metier of Spo kane, Washington, accompanied by Mrs. Metier at the piano sang two numbers, "The Build er," by Cadman, and "Without a song, by Yeoman. A beautiful addenda illustrat ing the lessons in friendship taught by the Eastern Star was carried out by the following; Mrs. George Casper, Mrs. H. E. Getz, Mrs. Arthur Dickson, Mrs. Clarence Humble, Mrs. E. E. Metier, Mrs. Ted Huey, Mrs, Wallace Uerling. Mrs. H. E, Nitschlem, Mrs. Herman Gis- vold, and Mrs. Elmer Harnden Five southern Oregon chap ters joined Aloha chapter in this celebration. From Alpha chap ter No. 1, Ashland were; Lor ena McNair, grand conductress of the grand chapter of the East ern Star for Oregon: Louise Daugherty, worthy matron; Ade laide Clary, Dolly Stevens, John Daugherty, and Ray Clary. Oriental chapter, No. 5, Lakeview, was represented by Mrs. Ida Umbach, past worthy grand matron of the OES for Oregon; Bernice Moffitt, worthy matron; A. E. Rugg, worthy pa tron; Margaret Rugg, Yvonne Dalen, and Kathcrine E. Gott, treasurer. . From Tulelake chanter were: Carrie Golden, worthy matron; DAP, I WANT V I'VE BEEN V TO JOIN EXPECTING THIS THE (WE'LL MISS YOU- WAVESa but we'LL BE A VERY PROUP Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Ferris. old-time residents of. Klamath Falls, celebrated their 60th an niversary recently in Grants Pass, where they moved two years ago. Sons and daughters nome tor tne occasion were c. C. Ferris of Medford, Mrs. J. W. Demaree of San Francisco, Mr. Carl Ferris of Grants Pass, Mrs. Ethel Bennett of Stockton, Cal., Mrs. E. H. Robinson of Klamath Falls, Mrs. Adah Deal of Eugene, Mrs. E. B. Robinson of Klamath Falls and Mrs. Floyd Brandcnberg of Merrill. Mrs. Clarence Tompson of Ma lm, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ferris, also attended the large anniversary party at which 24 were present. George Fisher, worthy patron; ' Gladys Laird, associate matron; a. a. nnoenDerger; associate patron; Ruth Boyd, Evelyn Hag gerty, Ruth Rodenberger, Bue lah Weise, Gertrude Wolfe, and Lorraine Winemiller. From Cas cade Crest chapter, Chiloquin, were; inargarei Hosicy, worthy matron; Geneva Brattain, as sociate matron; Marion Barker, Ethel Zimmerman, Edna Lewis, and Virginia Brown, grand rep resentative 10 neDrasKa. From Prosperity chanter. Ma-- lin, were; Ina Schultz, worthy matron; Arlie Mae Johnson, as-, sociate matron; Beulah Reber, Marian Wilson, Ethel Hamilton, Agnes ocnreiner, Editn Rigor, Mrs. A. M. Thomas, and Mar garet Jacob. Other guests included Mrs. Bernice Hopkins, Anderson, In diana, and Mrs. Betty William, Roanoke, Indiana, whose hus bands are in the U. S. navy, and now stationed in Klamath Falls. Members and guests ax- : pressed gratitude to Mrs. Arthur R. Dickson, worthy matron, and Mrs. Earl Templar, worthy pa tron of Aloha chapter, for a long-to-be-remembered evening. The social club of Prosperity Rebekah lodge met in the IOOF hall Wednesday, September 27, tor a potluck luncheon, business meeting and Red Cross work. There was a good attendance and all enjoyed the afternoon. Hostesses were Alfreda Stein metz and Laura Uerlings. At the next meeting, October 11, the hostesses will be Nellie Wattenburg and Kate Hogue. It will also be a potluck luncheon. Happy Hour Mrs. George Biehn was hostess at her home on Pine street, Tues day afternoon, September 26, to members of the Happy Hour club and two guests, Mrs. Hansberry of ocean farK, Lain.,, ana mrs. Marvin K. Lucas. Members present were Mrs. W. J. Steinmetz. Mrs. H. J. Sav- idge, Mrs. R. G. Motschenbach er, Mrs. Harry Richardson, Mrs. Sydney Evans, Mrs Carl Sandell, Mrs. George Humphrey, Mrs. George Hum, Mrs. H. E. Jones, Mrs. J. J. Keller, Mrs. J. H. Ham ilton, Mrs. H. A. Funk, and the hostess. Mrs Frank Evans, the presi dent, is improving at her home on Wall street from an illness of several weeks. The club's next meeting oh October 10, will be held at the home of Mrs. Sydney Evans, Sunset ranch. On Thursday, September 28, the Friendly Circle met at the home of Grace Beck, 137 Hign, for luncheon at 1 o'clock. Vel ma Mitchell became a member of the circle at this time. Other members attending were Lizzie Little, Ipha Brown, Fannie Goddard, Nona Hall, Pearl Marin, Agnace Lowe, Violet Vance, Arbhur Stone and Grace Bock. Mrs. Arbhur Stone's birthday was observed during the afternoon. It was decided to hold a cooked food sale on the first Saturday in November, at a location to be announced later.i The hostess for the next meeting will be Ipha Brown, who will entertain the club at her son's home, 5440 Shasta way. J 50 NIGH ro STAY WM WITH- nrenfi ir prouil Ihflr Hmfhlfri urn NKrvlnic Uldi- nnunlrv In thl WAVES? Arc you eliflbln? Sea Petty Officer Evelyn Moor of iha WAVES at tit local recruiting station In lh Potioffic from Oetobtr 2 to October 13. Ad Donated By Currin'i For Drugs Portraits with Personality l'" Evergreen's photographers are j J j satisfied only with the best , . . "k They seek always for the plioto- i 4 graph of you that shows your . IS own personality and charm ; . . I Artistically reproduced . by the 1 most modern lighting and other t i photographic equipment. r DROP IN ANYTIME From 10 A. M. to 7:30 P. M. 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