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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACE SEVEN
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mi
SJovember Meet
(jf Library Club
......in.ile audience hcnrd Professor
thut
mbers
Eileen Nriihnii
w f ,llu'v afternoon al Inn regular November meeting on
?l jrii Is Modern Ail. ne speiiKer nu mi excellent
I M i f,,r mull discussion and tlio Klmnalh Falls Woman's
tKK lilta pillf OCCiy alliu.tavu iuo UiJ,vtiimii:u UCIOI'C
3"P- .1.111 mi Interesting display of nrtlelcs which me
iThffS .....i- not 4
T '.,., from ii f"
9" Mi conslderea ' .
" I f which add lo in
bui. of a room. Those
liven"-" .. "... a. T. Kns-
KftSity Cioeller. Mrs.
'X ' Timinas. MI'S, oiycm
C'.TI'S ?, Ethel Smith.
I".'" i WHIMS. Mrs. Myrlc
1 .lr, Allierl O. Hoen-
h?OI?nn Knt nnd Jim-
W?:... ,eldent of Li-
P-iMh an nuunced tle Pre-
l,ll0? Maine. ' given to t"e
It' , I e iTame of Mrs.
. In the name
The painting win
W'!L . .,nwn. Klnmiilh
nil .. i..
"". nhn arKe walls In
ionu,,c ..
rity library. ,
.. (or Monday after
!,c ,r Mrs. W. R. Mlnton
WUwnc. K. Phelps.
''.".. ..iiracl ve y ar-
Thoma. B. Wat-
It (L and Provided by a
lyt rmblo 'under the dl-
",';.Vro Klliiibelh Bur-
7.1TnV. Donna Morehouse,
(... I. nn Van K
7A in'iin Ciwyn Campbell
7 i.ttrr from Mrs. Rollo C.
IS. state chairman of
f Sen, was rend during
Liincs! hour and there Is a
tc" rhrl.tmas alfls. In-
5" dolls, wriall toy. and
V lor trie nmo .. .........
Library club has accepted
B.. ,k. imllilnv nro eel and
iben arc asked 10 lrin lnclr
lions lo thr December meet
i Mrs. A. G. Proctor Is n
mt Gilts of money should
,knl ciirecny " '" ".
f al hor home here. Mrs
5r may be reached by call'
iHtt.
ftt next mecthiR of Library
i is jchcchiica ior moiuiuy,
Zmh.. 11. when Comdr. Low-
It Coggrulmll of the Marine
will he a display of Afri
ind Mcdilerrancan theater
r i s i
bekah Lodge
most Important feature of
mec inc ol I'rosepriiy no
hh lodco. held Thursday evo
November lo, in ine iuur
the election of olfi
The followlnE were elect-
Nina Currier, noble Brand
h Willlls, vice grand: Alice
filer, recording secretary;
t Wattcnhurg, financial sec-
By: Sadie May Rand, treasur
l:Mirv Curtis, noble crand
wl over the business meet-
Und s sues! was Lady Viola
cfr, rtoscburc. state nresl-
ol the association of ladles
iirv to the nnlriollc militant
Oregon. Several other guests
also present. The social
.erved refreshments at the
ol (he meeting, and Ora
Stand rtnth Hendricks were
Vint. The nevt meetinv
itut uecrmDer I.
ted Meeting
tdnrsdnv cvnnltiif Mnrm
mentint wa,
I id tile Masnnir tpmnU fnr
oshlp court 11, Order of
f uiaranin.
ported were Lois Casscl
W musician, Eva Lea Long
5 I'um, and the past royal
mns and patrons. Bemlce
" finch, Frances Reeves and
J"1 i-ong, past royal ma.
were presented with nose.
J and Past Patrons Dr. M.
suia. .
pictures, taken by sev.
lirann officers when thev
2r from Portland, were
jn, and refreshments were
r '.r Knlohts Jack
"u i ret ficeves.
next mnntlna ...III U. 11.
' 20. Wllnn .l.n.t
aw." b. hcldTfoK by
.WIStmas nnrlu U-...j
Mfi.1.1.-.. ' .-y i.W.IUlUM
"'""mil wilt act ns chair-
Social
Calendar
MI4bv. Nsrammi in
I Of Wotnrn Vfilnra. maellns' 1h
iianii mi iiiv imraiv. i:.nj n,
rxl roiftiUr mitfllni. n-rmtifr ID.
f nnttla , Novcinlirr '!3
Elk Thaiikillvlni Eva hull. Klka
ntiurittr, Iiaramhrr t
Prf-Chritima ttaraar In ha haM t.
lobhv of Mrt rrtral Hvini and Lon
nuiiaiDi ny uia womn council of In.
rtrn v.iirntian rnurrn
MonM htnam enrf, WUIrd hot-l.
p. m.
WlnUr Dnrfni rlub. flrtl tiarlv
Rmn Golf and Country club,
Monday. Itai'tiitlar II
Comm. lOW T. CroifkfoahaH nf I ha
Marine Rarrark li ipak nn "Afrlrti"
lMrur Klamalh Falla Woman'a Kibiarv
nun, 4 p. m.
r riaay. iicramotr it
mvrttft rltlldraii lu nripn( annual
Chflatmaa proiram lfore meinbort of
riA iv i P- m.
Baturdtr. Uactmtiar 1
Annual Chrlitmai ctlnntr narly In
raiican party room. p. m.
iHitnar. rfsvmar it
Mary McComb. county librarian. U
ddraa Hlveriflt 11 A at a:. 10 p. m.
wadnaiaay, January n
William lrlniro. ipninorcd by Klam
h Community Concert aaioclatlon.
in i'ucn.
$
BPW Meet Set
The annual emblem ccrcmun-
inl ol the Klumuth Luunty uutl-
nesa and l'rotessional W omen's
club will bo conducted al Mon
day night's meeting, November
20, at the Wlllarcl. Dinner at
(1:30, and those phiniiinf! to at
tend who do not nave stand
ing reservations urc reminded
to call Jacnuclln Ncwcom. -I8U5
Leila Roolnson, emblem chair
man, and members ol her com
mlttco will be In charge of the
pi-OKrum which, It is announced
will be "somclhlnif different."
The November meeting of the
club's executive board was held
Monday evening at the home of
blclla Uownc on High street
uusiness women took over
the service center on Sunday,
November 12, to serve as host
esses for the day. About 26
let were brought in by mem
ers to be served at the snack
bar.
Those who assisted al the
center were Myrtle Caldwell
Annls Struthcrs, Phyllis Duffy
Roberta Tucker. Dea Jean
Hardy, Elhel Morrison, Evelyn
Hudson, Orelha Hudson, Vivian
Pornlaottl, Charlotte Marshall
Willie Uhllg. Norma Miller,
Elizabeth Ann Jones, Grace
Klntgcn, Jncquelln Ncwcom,
Esther Shepherd, Helen Fox,
May Conradi, Mary Papc, Mar
ietta conklln and tctna Jlau-
pert.
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Officers Elected
Officer! for the coming year
were elected at the meeting of
the ladles auxiliary to the broth
crhood of Railroad Trainmen.
hlrt Tlmrcrtav Kvnnlnif Nnvum
ber S. in the KC hall, with Mrs
M. R. Messer, presiding. Those
elected were Mrs. Henry Red
man, president; Mrs. V. C. Phil
lips, vice president; Mrs. T. Ro
man, secretary; Mrs. E. D, Sic
bcrt. treasurer; Mrs. John Pox
conductress; Mrs. A. A. Myers,
cnan lain: Mrs. Homer uaittwei
warden; Mrs. Ed Brown, Inner
guard; Mrs. Joe Matllck, outer
guard.
following the meeting, re
freshments were served by Mrs.
i'ex and Mrs. MntiieK.
Altamont extension unit will
meet on Tuesday. November 21
at the home of Mrs. Harold
Hraslcy. 4630 Boardman. Mn
Wlnnlfred K. Gillcn will lead
tho discussion of the topic, "Let
Have Fewer Colds." OoDortun
Ity to win the promptness prize
will be given all those present
by 10 a. m. Persons attendln
aro asked to bring table service
GLORIA CARNINI became the bride of Oswald Pesani of Port
land In a ceremony read Sunday afternoon, November a, in
SunrnH lfnnrt rhnrrh Thev are. at home in Portland.
js.cnncn-E.iii5
Anniversary
Mr.
Jr. Matrons Meet
and Mrs. Arthur Lind
were honored on tncir silver
wedding anniversary by a sur
prise party given at the vasa
lodge hall, on Saturday, Novem
ber 4.
Refreshments were served to
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lckbcrg, Mrs.
Inn Patty, Mrs. Lena Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Waldeen,
Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Olson, Mr.
and Mrs. Euccnc Werner, Mr.
and Mrs. Gust Backstrom, Mr.
mid Mrs. Andrew Person. Mr,
and Mrs. Robert Eck, Mr. and
Mrs. Swun Olson, Mr. and Mrs.
E. Hull. Mr. and Mrs. Bloom,
Mr. and Mrs. John Berglund,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Fagrcll, Mrs.
Stlna Swedin, Mr. and Mrs. Os
car Olson. Mr. and Mrs. Axel
Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. liunnar
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar W.
Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad
Olson, Mr. Erlck Norberg, Mr.
Carl Gustafuon, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl E. Carlson, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Llndbcrg, Mr. Carl Young
rcn, Mrs. Werner Lundquist, Mr.
and Mrs. Axel Jacobson, Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Rcinaldson, Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Strld, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Oberg, Mr. Pete
Pearson, Mr. Gus Norby, Mr.
and Mrs. -Arvid Simonson, Lt.
and Mrs. Roy Ruhkala, Mr. and
Mrs. Gus Anderson, Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Hcdberg, Mr. and Mrs.
Erik Olson, Mr. and Mrs. R.
Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. S. Erick
son, Mr. and Mrs. P. Eastman,
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Clauson, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Clauson. Mr. and
Mrs. A. Borgeson, Mr. and Mrs.1
E. From, Mr. and Mrs. ivar
Hull, Mr. A. B. Swanson, Mr.
Gilbert Johnson, Mr. L. Eck,
Mrs. Karln Carlson, Mr. and
Mrs. Ole Selstrom, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Lundholm, Mr. and Mrs.
UilHIntf Pirnn. Mr and Mrs.
A. W. Olson, Mr. and Mrs. John
Berg, Mr. and Mrs. Goehier, Mr.
Victor Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Holm. Mr. Johnny Holm,
Mr. Albert Kofclt. Mr. Carl Carl
son, Mr. John Bergren, Mr. Ed
Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Berg,
Mr. Arvid Lindholm, and Mr.
Ellis Ramstrom.
Mrs. Beverly Thomas was the
guest of honor at a no-host lunch
eon, Wednesday, November 8, at
the Pelican. Guests were Mrs.
George Hlllls, Mrs. Walter Las
sett, Mrs. Guy Barton, Mrs. Ar
thur Rlckbeil, Mrs. Elbert Stiles,
Mrs. Kenneth Thomas and Mrs.
Beverly Thomas.
Wednesday evening, Novem
ber 1, the Junior Matrons club
of the First Methodist church
met at the parsonage, 1005 High,
with Mrs. Victor Phillips and
Mrs. Walter Hcrndon as host
esses, j
inere was no ousiness meet
ing, and work on Red Cross
quilts occupied the evening.
Refreshments were served to
Mrs. Bruce Binkley, Mrs. David
Snyder, Mrs. Paul Deller, Mrs.
Christ Huck, Mrs. Wendell B.
Smith rnd Mrs. Earl Redman.
Mrs. Bruce Binkley will be
hostess for the December meet
ing, and she will.be assisted by
Mrs. M. H. Melchert.
Auxiliary Meets
The auxiliary to the Veterans
of Foreign Wars met In the club
room In tho library, Thursday
evening, November 16, with
Mrs. H. J. McGllvray, presiding.
There was an unusually large at
tendance, and four candidates
were received Into membership,
Elsie Monctt, Dorothy Holston,
Mary Casey and Barbara Jones.
lt was voted to send $5 to the
Veterans hospitals in Hoseburg
and Portland, also to the Nation
al llunio in Michigan for their
Clin.slinus parties, and $75 to
the home I und ol the National
Nursery. Christmas seals aro al
so to be sold and the proceeds
sent lo National Home. A $100
bond Is to be purchased during
the coming war bond drive, and
B000 poppies were ordered for
the sprint; poppy sale. The presi
dent, Mrs. H. J. McGllvary, is to
present a roasted turkey to the
USO center for the entertain
ment of service men on Thanks
giving Day.
inc president reau a poem,
Faithful Few." composed by
Annie Parrish, past president of
Grants Pass.
Plans were made for the
Christmas party, December 21,
to be given ny the post ana aux
iliary for members and families,
Each member attending is to.
bring a service man as a guest.
Mrs. uan Henry is cnairman ot
the committee, and will be as
sisted by Margaret Solie, Ella
Mullins. Martha Barron. Anna
Dunn, Blanche Jones and Dora
Branham. There will be a
proaram and refreshments.
Special award for the evening
went to Earbara Jones, after
which the meeting adjourned to
the KC hall where they enjoyed
luncheon with members of the
post. December 7 is the date of
the next meeting.
The post and auxiliary will be
Hosts at tne u&u, service center,
Sunday, November 26 and home
made pies which proved so pop
ular previously will again be
served.
Bridge Club
BLY Jessie Gifford was
hostess to the Bridge club Fri
day evening, November 10.
Refreshments were served
later In the evening to Louise
Cosper, Betty Armstrong, Helen
Smith, Nesha Hadlcy, Red
Smith, Thelma Abbott, Ruth
Smith, N. Gifford, and the
hostess, Jessie Gifford.
High scores were held by
Kuin smun ana Nesha Hadley,
a '
o
U
PFC and Mrs. F. W. Herring celebrated their thirteenth wed
ding anniversary on Saturday, November 18. They have lived in
Klamath rails tor six years, pvt. Herring is now in xne ooum
Pacific, and his wife and daughter, Dianne, who is one and a
halt years old, are living here.
Wedding Party
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Sunday Jr
were entertained at' a wedding
party on Thursday night, No
vember 4, by Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Hermann, 329 Iowa. 'Mr. Sun
day is the son of Mrs. Hermann.
Cards ana (Jninese checkers
were played after many lovely
gifts had been opened by Mr.
and Mrs. Sunday.
Refreshments wore served to
Mr. and Mrs. John Fugil, Mrs,
Pearl Lchto. Mr. and Mrs. R.
G. Torgorson, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Shearer, Mr. and Mrs.
P. C. Dillard. and Mrs. Bud
Hermann.
PI A Entertains
A delightful day was that of
Friday, November 10, when
teachers and students of the
Fairhaven school entertained 58
visitors between the hours of
10 a. m. and 3 p. m.
Students of the seventh grade
presented a current events les
son, and several Stephen Foster
favorites were sung by the
mixed chorus.
A short PTA meeting was
held, and coffee and doughnuts
were nerved later by Mrs. Mel
vin Gallaspy, Mrs. Orland Lynch
and Mrs. Dan Holllday.
Shasta PTA
One of the events of an active
season of the Shasta PTA was the
Tuesday tea held in the school
library, honoring the committee
in charge ol the recent carnival,
the PTA executive board and the
teaching staff of Shasta school.
Mrs. Ivan Crumpacker, PTA
president, presided at the tea,
and flowers, decorations and re
freshments carried out the PTA
color scheme of blue and yellow.
Mrs. Crumpacker was assisted by
Mrs. M. rt. Houser.
The carnival put on recently
by the Shasta Fi'A, netted $325,
which will go into the treasury
and will help in the club's proj-
oft rl 1 paieinn mnnou In Vtnv a
movie projector for the school. I
The cooperation of Mrs. C. V. :
Golden and Elton Fishback con-!
tributed greatly to the success of
tne carnival.
A teachers' reception and a
Dad's night have also been held
by the Shasta PTA recently.
Mrs. Houser was chairman of ar
rangements for the Dad's night
event, and Mr. Fishback showed
movies to the group.
Students of the third grade
will act as hosts and hostesses
for the next meeting.
Lounging
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20 KLAMATH FALLS
WOMEN NEEDED NOW!
FOR WORK WITH THE
ARMY MEDICAL DEPT.
! " " ' 1' JHjW;My,-M!UHMi
, If? r rs
:t$$ 111 7 x..
THE JOB
THE PLACE
THE PAY
THE BENEFITS
Tou will be taking ever
technical job that is essen
tial to the rapid recovery of our fighting men who
have been wounded while fighting for you.
You will serve at aa
Army Hospital within
the United States or abroad. ALL large military hos
pitals have requested more WACS for duty with the
Medical Department.
You will receive the tame
pay as men In the army .
and that includes all of your uniforms, food, and medi
cal attention free.
Besides the per
sonal knowledge
thai you are really doing something toward bringing
an end to the war, you will receive the benefits of the . .
C. I. Bill of Rights with security for the future.
THE REQUIREMENTS
If you have had previous training, you will be sent to
duty immediately after basic training; otherwise, you
will receive full training at an Army Medical School.
The age brackets are 20 through 49; and with no de
pendents under 14 years of age.
IF YOU CAN QUALIFY PHONE 8401
OR MAIL THIS COUPON IMMEDIATELY
U. S. ARMY RECRUITING STATION,
Room 219 Post Office Blda.,
Klamath Falls. Ore.
Telephone 8401.
Please send me, without obligation on my part, the
new illustrated booklet about the Wacs . . . telling
about the jobs they do, how they live, their training,
pay, officer selection, etc.
NAME ..:
ADDRESS .
CITY ,
STATE PHONE NO.
Good soldiers . . .
the
WOMEN'S ARMY CORPS
THIS APPEAL TO KLAMATH WOMEN
JUDY'S
SHOE
STORE
THROUGH THE COURTESY OF
C URRI N'S
FOR DRUGS
MEN'S SHOP
133 South 8th St.
Phone S188
Main St.
717 Main St.
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