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nd Mn. Ed OHondorl,
and Mn. J. C. Hunt.
jrln Hlxon. Mn. E. A.
rick. Wrrn Whltlock,
ytjiid Hibbi. Mn. Paul
Utdry. night: Mr. and Mn
IHovei and Mr. and
Jick Schult. Jri
Ithiion, Mn. A. C. Backet
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FACES ARE INTENT
thii plctura, all xcpt that
of Mayor John Houftotu
You'll alio fee Mn. Hous
ton, Mn. Paul W. Sharp,
Mn. C. H. Muelltr, Mn.
Robert A. Thompson, Mr.
and Mn. Howard Parrin.
Rev. and Mrs. Cecil C.
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Oino
Carnini and Mrs. Cecelia
Duracha. Left, a jubilant
moment. Mr. and Mn. Roy
Promo, Mrs. Stewart Patty,
and Lillian Redkey.
Guderian.
math Folks Pay
lit to Station
(oiks who have pressed llieir 'noses ngnln.tt the outside
in had n chance to visit Ihe Klumtith nnvnl nlr ntntion
in nlnrrvniw,. nf Nnfw llnw lf..n nn Hntv chnvveH evtrenie
ip III the voliey of ("iiiesllons whirli were put to lliem,
illy those wlio were detailed to stand bv the ulnncs lined
It he concrete.
overheard one rusty-hnlrrcl snilor tell nn elderly lady
the 'chute he held In his hiind "didn't open, the pilot vim
complain nml uct n now one!"
isanor, white cup on the
his heart, said, "Lady,
'ou BoiiiK tu iisk any
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a slsh. "You know what
just asked me7", poinl-
Wa bright yellow Piper rc-
'Paw. "Ho wanted to
ri that was the Yellow
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the incssluill hni rnffi-i.
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were uehm eonsuniecl
uviuaiis. we understood
n l cuini! lo ho imv ro.
tuts and It still worries
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Is back Sunday night.
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lien nf Watson arc
III ho r ni'rnniinents.
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Dancing Party
A dancing party for Charlinc
Harmon, in early celebration of
her sixteenth birthday, which
was October 20. was h'iven last
Sunday evening by her mother,
Mrs. Guy Harmon.
Punch wus served from a large
old tashiuncd bowl, set on a
table decorated wilh rusl eiilored
chrysanthemums and white, can
dles. Gliosis were Eleanor Thomas,
Shirley Mason, .lune Hunger,
Janice Hilveti, Jim Dennison,
Hill Itadcllffe. Dob McLean, Bill
Meade and George liny.
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Barn Dance
An old-fashioned burn nance
for Lions and their wives whs
held in the Williams' burn on
Honicdale road last Tuesday eve
ning, Decorations carried out a
harvest Iheme, wilh corn stalks,
pumpkins, and orange crepe pa
per, and Ihe guests woro "hard
time" costume:!.
Supper was served at mid
night. Members of the Lioness club
wore in charge ot. nrnuiHomcnts.
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Farewell Dinn'er
A farewell dinner fur -Mr. and
Mrs. Waller .1. Schendnl of Or
chard street, was given last Tues
day night by Mr. aliil Mrs.
George Thorn ill' "oil' home,
IHMi Orchard. Mr, and Mis.
Schonrlal are moving soon lo Sa
lem, Oregon. They have made
their home here In Klnninlh Kails
for seven years. Mr. Schendnl
has been employed ill Higgs Op
tical company.
Also present for the evening
were Ihe Selu'iulnl's bnby sop,
Stephen, and their daughter, 1J1
anno. s s
Mrs. Joseph Aimer gave a
hlrlhrlny dinner for -her father,
Thomas Skilllnglou, on Tuesday
evening, October 2H, n! her home
on 2743 Dayton. Autumn flowers
were used In the table decora
tions, and Ihe guests were Lynn
Gillespie, Dorothy I'rosscr, Jo
seph Abner and Joanne and
Tommy Abncr. . . -
W edding
Mary Alma Fee, of Mount
Shntita, California, and Jerry
John Jnnsscn of the United
States murine corps, were mar
ried here on Wednesday, Oc
tober 23, at the Klamath Luth
eron church.
The early-morning ceremony
wns performed by the Ilcv. S.
M. Topncss, and Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Uubcock attended the
bride and groom.
The organ wedding music was
played by Mrs. Carl Brandsncss,
and the church choir snug "The
Lord's Prnycr" and "Beautiful
Savior." 'Die bride's parents and
friends were guests.
The groom's home is In Chi
cago, Minos, and he Is now sta
tioned at the Marine Barracks.
Sorority Tea
Kappa chnper of Beta Sigma
Phi held its annual tea on Sat
urday afternoon, October 22, in
lha ladies lounge of the Elks tem
ple. Fall flowers were used in the
decorations, with a lario bowl
ot chrysanthemums centering
tlio lea table, at which Mrs. Ar
thur Mooro and Mrs. Howard Lis
loe poured. ,
Chairman of the tea commit
tee was Mrs. Norman Moty. as
sisted by Kay Knler and Elsie
Kurnlck.
Members present wore Mrs. Ed
Charon. Lois Coady. Helen
Grumble, Mnry Beth Hammond,
Mrs. John Hawkins, Kirs. Joe
Lenten, Mrs. Howard Pcrnell and
Lillian Redkey,
Guests wore Mrs. Lloyd Drew
and Jaecpne McLcllnn.
District Meet
Of" Interest, to Klamath rolls
Library club memhers Is an
nouncement of a district meeting
lo'bri heir) here Wednesday, No
vember ft. as pari of Ihe program
of Ihe .Oregon Slate Federation
of Women's. clubs'.. .
Mrs. George it. K. Moorhcad,
stale president, will attend the
session as will Mrs. Biiena Marls,
dean "f women nt Oregon Slate
college. Mrs. Maris will speak
at the afternoon meeting.
There will be an Informal lun
cheon In the Pelican party room
and lliose making reservations
nre asked lo call Mrs. Glenn
Kent, president of Library club,
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Stella Bownc, daughter of
Mrs. Stella Bownc, 313 High,
returned- Tuesday from Colum
bus Ga., where she stayed with
Norma Knndra while Normn's
husband, Ivnn, wns taking offi
cer's training at Fort Bennlng.
Following Ivan's graduation,
Stella went with Lt. and Mrs.
Kandra to New York and drove
back wilh them as far as Paris,
Texas, where the Kondras arc
now making their home,
Farewell Party Fpr
Colonel Given Here
A group of Colonel Bernard Dubcl's Klamath friends gave a
farewell dinner party for him at Lakcshoro Inn on Monday eve
ning, October 23. Colonel Dubcl, who has been commanding of
ficer of tho Marine Barracks here since April, is leaving soon
for overseas duly. His wife and daughter will remain here in
Klamath Falls.
Dinner was served in the private dining room, decorated in a
Harvest memo with autumn
leaves, gourds, corn husks, pur
ple grapes and buskcls of pyra.
cantna.
Special guests for the evening
were Major General DeWitt
Peck and Brigadier General
Rea. who wore here for a-short
visit from the marine headquar
ters in Washington. D. C.
Others at tho party were Mrs.
Bernard Dubcl, Mnyor and Mrs.
John Houston, Mr. and Mrs.
George Burger, Mr. and Mrs.
.lark Martin, Mr. and Mr,s. Paul
Dallon, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert
Stiles, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm
Eplcy, Mrs. Clara Shaw, Mrs.
Robert Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
Brady Nnrey, Mrs. George
Hlllis. Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Ramsby and Mr, and Mrs. Louis
Serruys.
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Johannc Siemens, daughter of
Mrs. Elsie Siemens, 502 Conger,
left last weekend for Seattle,
where she will attend the Uni
versity of Washington.
Wed in Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Waller Fuller
of 2252 Vine have received word
of the marriage of their son,
Raymond, lo Lillian Mundy, of
Louisville, Ky.
Raymond had been taking of
ficers' training at Camp Lee,
Va., and was married on the day
of his graduation to tho rank
of second lieutenant in the quar
termasters corps. The wedding
took place in tho First Christian
church, Petersburg, Va., on Fri
day, Octobci 13.
The young couple are now on
a wedding trip to New York,
and will return to Fort Warren,
Wyo. They hope lo come to
Klamath Falls on Raymond's
next furlough.
Raymond has been overseas
and was sent back to the stetes
to recuperate when he was
wounded in action.
Rushing Dinner
Tau chapter of Beta Sigma
Phi held an informal rushing
buffet dinner party Sunday aft
ernoon, October 22, at the home
of Mrs. Marshall Cornett, 2043
Lavcy. Favors and decorations
carried out the Halloween theme.
Attending the dinner were
Mrs. Lloyd Smith, Mrs. Albert
Gaster, Mrs. Marshall Cornett,
Mrs. George Sprague, Mrs. Mil
lard Pcdigo, Mrs. George Aliens
worth, Mrs. Ralph Taylor, Mrs.
Frank Niles, Mrs. Russell Fair
child, Donna Hicks, Willa Lynch,
Lucille Norling, Noli Lindbergh,
Lois Rumor, Maida Heath, Cath-
erine Jackson, Doris Yantis and
Lorna Haldcrson.
Luncheon
A party for Patricia MVVcy,
daughter of Lt. Col. and Mrs.
A. V. McVey, was given last
week by Ann Mueller.
Patricia was' a popular mem
ber of the younger set here un
til her family moved away sev
eral years ago. She was visiting
hero over the week-end from
Albany, Oregon, where she is
now living.
Following ' luncheon at the
I Pelican, bridge was played at
I Ann's home. Guests were Jo
hannc Siemens, Dorothea Elling-
I son, Barbara Palmer. Allie Lea
Cornell, Marjorie Wood and
I Lois Bcthunc.
Miss Hunziker Weds
Ensign Brock Monday.
Coming as a surprise to their many friends was the marriage
on Monday, October 23, of Faith Hunziker and Ensign Wilbur
Allen Brock, which took place at 7 o'clock in the First Methodist
parsonage. The ceremony was read by the Rev. Victor Phillips.
The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hunziker, 2709
Derby, is an attractive member of the younger set, a graduate of
KUHS and Northwestern Busi-
ness college at Portland, a mem-
ENSIGN AND MRS. WILBUR ALLEN BROCK wore married last Monday at an informal
evening wedding, which took place in the parsonage of the First' Methodist church. Mrs.
Brock, the former Faith Hunziker, was attended by Lucille Russ. Best, man was Ensign T.
F. Clinton. The bride and groom are in the center of tho picture -,..
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ber of Theta Alpha Chi sorority
and is active in social and civic
affairs. She was formerly a
member of the Klamath Com
mandos and was selected Rodeo
queen of the 1943 celebration.
For her wedding she chose a
gold dressmaker suit with black
accessories. Her corsage of talis
man roses was pinned at the
shoulder.
Mrs. C. H. Hunziker, mother
of the bride, was dressed in
black and white georgette and
wore a red rose corsage. The
maid of honor, Lucille Russ,
wore a soldier blue gown with
white accessories and a corsage
of pink roses. .
The groom, Ensign Wilbur
Allen Brock, son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. F. Brock of Ransom,
Kansas, has been stationed for
tho past six months at tho Klam
ath Naval Air station. He is a
graduate of Kansas State col
lege and received his Wings at
Pensacola, Florida, in .October,
1943.
Best men was Ensign T. F.
Clinton, a close friend of the
groom and a member of his
squadron.
Ensign Brock Is the third
member of his squadron to
marry a Klamath Falls girl.
Faith Is the third generation
ot Hunziker to be married on
the 23rd of October, exactly 27
years apart. October 23 Is also
the birthday of the groom.
Attending the wedding were
the following guests: Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Hunziker, Ensign
and Mrs. J. E. Stevenson, Miss
Litcillc Russ and Ensign and
Mrs. T. F. Clinton.
Following the ceremony a
large reception was held in the
Pelican party room.
The traditional three tier
wedding cake, lopped by a tiny
duplication of the bride and
groom, was beautifully dis
played on a cloth of old lace.
Bouquets of rose buds and many
tail candles completed the or-
rnngemcnts.
The wedding cake was served
by Virginia Ivlorln and Lillian
Baker. Pouring were Mrs.
George Johnston and Mrs. C. S.
Hull.
Ensign and Mrs. Brock will
make their homo for the pres
ent in Klamath Falls.
Plan Dance
The Sojourners met at the
Willard hotel on Wednesday of
this week with the president,
Mrs. Matt Finnigan, presiding.
After a short business meeting.
bridge and pinochle were played.
frizes ot war stamps were
awarded to Mrs. C. D. Ough,
Mrs. Byron Friedman and Mrs.
F. Lambo.
Hostesses for the next meet
ing on November eighth will be
Mrs. Allan Fletcher and Mrs.
S. D. Earhart.
Plans were made for ' an
apron-overall dinner dance to be
given at the Lakeshore Inn on
November 10, at 7:30 p. m. Mrs.
Byrcm Friedman was named
chairman and her committee in
cludes, Mrs. L. C. Sauer, Mrs.
A. T. Welch, Mrs. William B,
Yates, Mrs. F. Lambo, and Mrs.
Joe Mitchell. For reservations
call 8406.
Members of Sojourners have
turned in 331 hours at Red
Cross, 12 hours at the Ration
Board and 95 at the Service
Center.
Sojourners meet on the sec
ond and fourth Wednesday of
each month at 12:30 p. m. for n
no-hostess luncheon, followed by
bridge and pinochle at 2 p. m.
Newcomers to Klamath Falls
are urged to attend.
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Garden Group
The Garden group of the
Klamath Falls Library club met
Monday, October 23, In the small
club room of the city library.
After a brief business meeting,
A. H. Bussman gave a very in
structive talk on local gardening,
stressing compost piles for the
leaves and not using leaves for
winter bedding, as they tend to
smother. Tho next meeting wHl
be an afternoon work meeting
for the making of winter ar
rangements, using branches,
rocks, etc. '
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' Nadlne and Margie Palmerton,
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Loren
Palmerton, Pacific Terrace, left
Tuesday for Berkeley, whore
they will attend the University
of California. Nadlne, who went
to Lewis and Clark college In
Portland last year, will be
sophomore, and Margie will erv
ler as a freshman. 1 "