PACE SIX
Costellos Honored
At Farewell Parties
Several recent social events were given for Mr. and Mrs.
Jert Costello of 1133 California, who will leave with their n
daughter Patricia Ann. this weekend to make their home in
Omaha Nebraska" Mr. Costello has been with the Union Pacific
here lor three years, and was recently transferred to Omaha
Mr and Mrs. Loren Palmcrton entertained the Costellos with
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pus room" of liieir nome u
cific Terrace last Saturday eve-
nln8-
Guests were Mr. and Mrs
William Spangler, Mrs. Bert
Schultz and her two daughters,
Barbara and Marjorie the hon
ored guests, and Nadine and
Margie Palmcrton.
A luncheon honoring Mrs.
Costello was given on Tuesday
by Mrs. Charles Kempter at her
home on 2215 Auburn. Fall
flowers and leaves decorated
the table.
Guests were Mis. Jack Bishop
and her houseguest, Mrs. O Mot
ley Mrs. A. P. Heup, Mrs. E.
Raymond, Mrs. Guy Harmon,
Mrs. Ed Hamacher, Mrs.. Ray
Cowles, Mrs. William Spangler.
Mrs. A. Beales, Mrs. John Cox
and Mrs. Harry Wayne.
Bridge was played with high
score going to Mrs. Cox, second
to Mrs. Hamacher, and low to
Mrs. Spangler. A guest prize
was awarded to Mrs. Costello.
Mr. Costello was honored at
a no-host luncheon held at the
Pelican cafe on Wednesday. Oc
tober 25. Present were M, S.
West, W. A. Spangler, J. B.
Bishop, H. B. Stoler, E. D. Ha
macher, H. I. Wayne, R. R
Taylor. O. V. Gibson, L. S.
Stitt, Glenn Earhart, of Eugene,
F. A.'Fox, of Sacramento, :Wil
liam Kennedy, Michael Theisen,
C. W Kempter, Stanley Star
key, G. C. Baxter, E. C. Bxande
berry and E. P. Ivory.
Mrs. Karl H. : Nelson enter
tained with dessert and bridge
on" Tuesday, Oatober 19, for
Mrs. Costello at her home on
1331 Worden. Autumn flowers
decorated the tables. - .
Guests were Mrs. James E.
Swansen. Mrs. Ray Cowles, Mrs.
C. M. Lolcama, Mrs. Walter
Eschbeck, Mrs. Edward Di Hick
man and Mrs. James Kerns.
High score went to Mrs.
Kerns and second to Mrs.
Cowles,
Mrs. Costello, as the honored
guest, . was presented with : a
gift from her bridge club.
Caiholic Daughters
Catholic Daughters who workr
ed at the service center, October
13, were Agnes LaLonde, Phyl
lis Mahoney, Martha Lavenik,
Violet Pieser, Mary Higgins,
Emma Grey, Louise Vaughn,
Emilie Miller. Elizabeth Schuh.
Helen Goeckner, Adeline Tow-
ey, Kay Carty, Azita Kennedy,
Mrs. Fogarty, Mrs. K. M. Peter
son, and Mrs. Fraser.
On October 20, the workers
were 'Martha Lavenik, Violet
Pieser, Louise Vaughn, Azita
Kennedy, Jenes Moty, Thelma
McEnerney, Florence Pickett,
Rose O'Leary, Mrs. K. M. Peter
son, Mrs. Phil Brick, Mrs. Ni
dorf, Mrs. Higgins and Mrs. Mur
phy . . .
Carrie McMahan was chair
man of the donations committee
for October, and the following
contributed pies: Theresa Do
ver), Helen Paup, Hattie Walker
and Geraldine Roycroft.
A short business meeting pre
ceded the social meeting held in
the parish hall, October 23. Ap
plications for membership were
read, and plans were made for
the Halloween dance for serv
icemen to be given by Catholic
Daughters and the Knights of
Columbus in the KC hall on Hal
loween, Tuesday, October 31.
Whist was played and Mrs.
Ernest McGoran held high score,
Mrs. J. A. Mahoney, second, and
Nora Sullivan, low. Louise
Vaughn, Jenes Moty, Carrie Mc
Mahan, and Elizabeth Schuh
were members of the refresh
ment committee.
75 th Birthday
Malin friends and relatives o
Mrs. Effie Evans of Malin called
in the afternoon and evening of
last Tuesday to help her cele
brate her seventy-fifth birthday
anniversary. - ' .
Decorations for the parly were
in the Halloween theme.
Honoring Mrs. Evans Tuesday
afternoon were Mrs. Charles
Frye, Mrs. John Robinson, Mrs.
Gerald West, Mrs. Hubert More
lock, Mrs. T. E. Evans, Mrs.
James Brothanok, Mrs. Ben
Johnson, Mrs. Edwin Stastnv,
Mrs. Chatham, Mr. and Mrs. An
gelo Jacobsen and son and Mrs.
Ingeborg Wilkerson.
Calling in the evening were
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dalton and
son, Bill, Jr., Merle Evans', Fred
Earnheart, Mark Evans, Theo
dore Evans and Mr. and Mrs.
T. E. Evans and children.'
Members and guests of the
Friendly circle who met Thurs
day,. October 26, with Fannie
Goddard, 2441 Garden, were Vio
let Vance, Lena Liles, Kathcrine
Williams, Lydia McDonald,
Pearl Marin, Kathryn Billings,
Grace Bock,- Hazel Norwood,
Agnace Lowe, Ipha Brown, Vol
ma Mitchell, Estclle Smith, Shir
ley Smith, Lizzie Litllc, Nellie
Gauslad, and Arthur Stone.
Attention was called to the
baked food sale to be held Sat
urday, November 4, in Carter's
market.
Allen Adding Machine!
: Friden Calculator! :,
Royal Typewriters
' Deiks . Chain - Filet
For ihoie herd-to-gst ltmt
PIONEER PRINTING
AND STATIONERY CO.
124 So. 9th Klamath Fall.
Veterans Serve
Veterans of Foreign Wars,
Pelican post 1383, and auxiliary
served at the sen-ice center Sun
day, October 22, and 1011 ser
vicemen were entertained dur
ing the day.
Fifty-one homemade pics were
provided by the auxiliary.
Members of the post and aux
iliary who helped during the
dav were Mr. and Mrs. E. N.
Zeil. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. McGil
vray, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Carna
han, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wil
liams, Mr. and Mrs. John Mul
ling, Walter Thompson, Bill Can
ton, Jim Souther, Mrs. W. J.
Barron, Mrs. Robert Canoy, Mrs.
Anna Dunn, Mrs. Orville Loh
rey, Mrs. James Young, Mrs.
Henry La Barge, Mrs. Frank
Subject, Mrs. Churchill Jones,
Mrs. Charles L. Jones, Mrs.
Betty June Woods, Mrs. Mary
Wells, Mrs. Marie Gray, Mrs.
Ethel Duncan, Mrs. D. W. Lavin,
Mrs. Carl W. Henry, Mrs. Ther
esa Allesch, Mrs. Lamar Town
send, Mrs. Ralph Hoyte, Mrs. J.
P. Roper, Mrs. R. O. Miller,
Mrs. Robert Caldwell and Helen
Warren.
Members of the post and aux
iliary have been asked to take
charge of the center again on
Sunday, November 26.
.
Senior Circle
Mrs. Lee Sutton and Mrs. J. J.
Pex, hostesses to the senior cir
cle of the Community Congre
gational church Friday, October
20. entertained in tne commu
nity hall on Garden.
The table upon which dessert
was served was centered with an
arrangement of fruits, and au
tumn leaves and candles in tiny
pumpkin holders carried out the
harvest theme.
Mrs. W. C. Little, vice presi
dent, opened the meeting, and
Mrs. E. L. Mitchell conducted
the devotions and the study pe
riod. Later in the afternoon Mary
Eckstein, president, concluded
the business meeting. It was de
cided that the circle would col
lect rags to be sold, the proceeds
to be turned in to the treasury.
Rags may be left at the home of
Mrs. H. S. Stone, 2204 Darrow,
before November 1. .
Attending were Mrs. E. L.
Mitchell, Mrs. H. S. Stone, Mrs,
William Larson, Mrs. S. R.
Berry, Mrs. H. J. McGilvray, Mrs.
L. E. Henry, Mrs. S. H. Goddard,
Mrs. w. j. i,ime, Mrs. is.-u
Matthews, Mrs. H. C. Brown
Mrs. John Marin, Mrs. J. J. Pex
Mrs. Kate Flynn and Mary Eck
stein. .
Girl Scouts
Mrs. Roy Carter, actlriK exe-
cutive secretary of the Girl
Scouts here, invited Troop 12
lo ner nome at S1ZB South Sixth
on Friday, October 20, for a
"cook-out" party.
After the Scouts Had roasted
hot dogs and marshmallows over
an out-door fire, they were en
tertained by Irma-Beazley, who
played the accordion, and Don
na nae women, who gave a
violin solo.
Present were Mrs. A. L. Beaz
ley,. troop leader, and Girl
Scouts Zeda Taylor, Mildred
Folsom, Opal Nielsen, Violet
Griffith, Goldie Olson, Donna
Kae Worden, Colleen McEnerny,
Hazel Peace, Janet Lindberg
ana irma ceaziey. .. -
Birthday Party
A party was given on the tenth
birthday of Randall Binkley, at
ine nome ot nis parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Binkley, 1915 Huron.
on Wednesday. October 25. Hal.
loween .decorations and favors
were used, and a birthday cake
was served.
Guests -. were ' Joan Nowell,
Jean Nowell, Margery Larson,
uumia nenry, rally leal, Ann
Newman. Ramon Bell. Sam
Montgomery, Gary Ray, Robert
Olson, Donald Crane, and Diane
DinKiey.
.
The home-making ' committee
of the Women of the Moose. met
in the Moose hall Friday, Oc
tober 20, for a potluck luncheon
and business meeting, with 20
present. Maude Scrgent, chair
man of the committee, was in
charge. The card -party held
after the meeting had eight
tables in play, and Zella Blan
kenship held high score, Mary
Parent second. The door award
went to Sadie Rand and a spe
cial award to Mrs. Bjorklund.
KLAMATH LUTHERAN CHURCH
. Crou and Creicent Streetl
' ' 8. M. Topntii, Paitor
Sunday, October 29th
Sunday School, 9:45 A.M.
Divine Wonhip, 11:00 A.M.
Sermon:
"PERSEVERING PRAYER"
Te all who teek light on life'i problemi, ipirltual inspira
tion, and courage to carry on, we extend a moit cordial
invitation to worship with ut
LEAVING FOR SERVICE
. Mr. and Mrs. Dean King, of Malin, and their scven-month-old
taken together shortly before Mr.
U, S. amiy. Mrs. King, ine iornicr margarev v icionne, hwi son
Brownie Tea
A tea for mothers of Brownies
in Troop 23 was given on Thurs
day afternoon, October 25, in
Fairview school. Halloween dec
orations, cat favors, crepe paper
hats and invitations were made
by the Brownies themselves for
the occasion.
Their leader, Mrs. Kay .
Brown, was in charge, assisted
bv Mrs. T. J. O Harra, Mrs. w.-Li.
Terwilliger, Mrs. L. R. Thomp
son, and Mrs. t,a jngman.
Mothers present were Mrs.
Loma Haldorson, Mrs. Dorothy
Holston, Mrs. R. E. Dingman,
Mrs. S. H. Ackerman, Mrs. Flor
ence Ollmann, Mrs. Iver Daniel-
son, Mrs. R. G. Fisher, Mrs. C. L.
Langslet, Mrs. Al Murphcy, Mrs.
Helen Montgomery, Mrs. Thelma
Brumeister, Mrs. Frank Kline,
and Mrs. L. J. Derrah.
Brownie hostesses were Jack
ie Lou Ackerman, Phyllis
Brown, Dianne Brumeister, Mary
Ann Danielson, Caroline Davis,
Nancy Derrah, Nancy Lee Ding
man, Patricia Fisher, Marie Ann
Halderson, Sharon Lee Holston,
Jana Langslet, Jackie Mae Mur
phy, Virginia Lee Smith, Carol
Stanley. Sharon Ann Thompson,
La'Rae Walker, Betty Kline. Car
ol Rae Dingman, Jeanne Buscr,
Lonetta Montgomery and Mer
lyn Smith.
Wedding Party
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hermann,
329 Iowa, gave a wedding show
er and party for Mr. and Mrs.
Paul C. Dillard on October 12.
Mrs. Dillard is Mr. Hermann's
daughter.
Gifts were presented to the
bride and groom, and wedding
cake and coffee were served.
Mrs. R. G. Torgerson and Mrs.
W. C. Webster assisted with the
serving, and Mrs. Harold Shear
er poured.
Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Cross. Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Webster, Mrs. Pearl Lehto, Mrs.
Leah Kurtz, Mrs. Audrey Mitscn,
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Torgerson,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shearer,
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Thomas, Mr.
and Mrs. Bud Hermann, Betty,
Russell, Joe and Gary Lee
Shearer, Laverne and Joyce
Cooper and Carol Lee Hermann.
Lioness Benefit
The Lioness club, which each
year sponsors one of the city's
most successful benefits, has set
the date for the 1944 party as
Saturday evening, December 2,
at 8 o'clock in the Willard hotel.
Members of the club have
changed the affair from a tea to
a coffee hour and there will be
cards, followed by buffet. De
tails of the party will be an
nounced later. Proceeds go into
the eye conservation fund, a pro
gram, long sponsored by Lioness
club. .
Laura Skinner and Arloa An
drus were hostesses for the pot-
iuck luncneon ot tne Hebekan
social club held in the lOOF
hall Wednesday, October 25, al
1 p, in,
' Needlework and knitting occu
pied the afternoon, as there was
no Ked cross sewing to be done.
tor the next meeting. Novem
bcr 8, Lucille Heifer and Cora
Gehrke will be hostesses.
VAN HEUSEN
WHITE SHIRTS
Neck Slzei 14 to 17 W -Sla-vs
Lengths 32 to 35'
$2.23
to
$5.00
RUDY'S MEN'S
SHOP
600 MAIN
every Sunday.
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
'f xri ' - y
King icil lor t on Lewis, wasmngion, wnere no win onier mr
son, Bobby, hurt their pictures
oouuy
tiro nt home in Mnlin.
Kennell-Kllis
V TUNICS and TIERS
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A great fanfare should announce these new Fall dresses! While they're
straight and narrow basically . . . their lino is broken by tunic of feed
... and carefully proportioned tiers. They're trimmed with sparkle to .
be the brightest light in your wardrobe for months ahctd. '
Social
Calendar
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mid liither. Mr. nml Mm. Anton
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tin ' Mm. J. II. linlliiKhor. who
licutls ihi' l.i'Kl'iii iiuxllliiry lierc.
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ruii l.i'Klon ly Cuiiiiiiiindi'r Schu
ln'il mid pi'i-sriili'd with a Hlft
from l.iil'nliilo's store.' The
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recruiting ulfleo licre, who win
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