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Friends Witness
Citation Ceremony
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Raffctto. and of their son,
First Lieutenant John A. Raffetto Jr., gathered at their home on
Portland street last Sunday afternoon. The occasion was the
presentation of the Bronze Star, for the heroic achievement per
formed, in the line of duty by Lieutenant Raffctto, who is now
a prisoner of war in Germany.
Captain O. M. Smith, com
manding officer at the Medford
army air base, read the citation
and made the award to Mr. and
Mrs. Raffetto.
Following the presentation
ceremony, refreshments were
served from a lace-covered table
centered with fall flowers of
bronze and yellow.
A letter to Lieutenant Raf
fetto, to be sent to POW camp
at Oflag 64, was composed by
the' euests. each person present
signing his name and writing a
brief note.
Witnessing' t h e presentation
were" Mr. and Mrs. Alfred D.
Collier and Dorothy, Mrs. Fred
Ehlers, Mr. and Mrs. Frank De-
Bqlt, Phvllis Foster, Adelle Zam
skv, Mrs. Otto Erlandson, Mr.
and ' Mrs. ' Lester Kirkpatrick,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. Victor O'Neill, Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Eichendorf, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Howard, Mrs.
H. C. Bonncy and Sgt. Joe E.
Smith . , ,
Mr. and Mrs. O'Neill assisted
Mr. and Mrs. Raffetto with the
arrangements.
Tell of Marriage
. Mr. and Mrs. William Kaylor
of. Henlev have announced the
marriage of their daughter, Lila,
to Mr. James Butler of Macdoel.
Calif. The couple were married
in Reno, Nevada on November 5.
-Mrs.. Butler graduated from
Henley high school with the
class of 1944. -
Mr. and Mrs. Butler are at
home on a ranch near Macdoel.
Social
Calendar
' Mrs. James Butler, the for
mer Lila Kaylor, was honored
with a miscellaneous shower in
the Henley grange hall, Wednes
day, November 15.
. Quests included Mrs. Cunning
ham, Mrs. Grace Williams, Mrs.
F r'e d a Enman, Mrs. Gladys
Cheyne, Mrs. Iva Campbell. Mrs
Elizabeth Stewart, Mrs. Ed Ad
ams, Mrs. T. D. Peairs, Mrs.
Grace Short, Mrs. Troy Ivalls,
Mrs. Geraldine Crawford, Mrs.
Florence Delap. Mrs. Katherine
Campbell, Mrs. Katherine Hil-
yard, Mrs. Mary Gober, Mrs. J,
E. Huntwork. Mrs. Nellie Fleck,
Mrs. Mary Drazil, Mrs. Dolan,
Mrs. Pat Beymer, Mrs. B. A.
Short, Mrs. Arlene Fleming, Mrs,
.Esther Dixon, Mrs. Ralph HU1
Mrs. Percy Dixon, Mrs. Don
Barnes, Mrs. Paul Dixon, Mrs.
Mary JJlxon. Mrs. trances nil
yard. Mrs. Thelma Short. Mrs
Bonnie Finchum, Mrs. Blanche
Slaughter, Mrs. R. C. Short, Mrs.
R a 1 p h Brown, Mrs. Blanch
Johnson, Mrs. Willa Bark, Mrs.
Jestia Kaylor, Mrs. Blanch Kay
lor, Marlene and Joyce Kandra,
and the hostesses, Lola Myers,
June. Kaylor, Savilla Dixon,
i-auune iayior, upai riaylor,
Wilma Huntwork and Beulah
nanara.
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'Members of the Happy Day
Sewing, club met Wednesday
evening, November 15, with Mrs.
Clayton Wiard. Those attending
were Mrs. Lloyd Allen, Mrs.
Plez Chamberlain. Mrs. Harrv
Wiard, Mrs. Howard Cramblet,
irs.-r,rnesr. JierDie, Mrs. rteuben
Peterson and Mrs. Homer Stiles.
The guest award was received
by Mrs. Allen.
The meeting November 29 will
De'witn Mrs. Lloyd Allen, 2461
Orchard way-
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" Mrl and Mrs. John Coppage
and two young sons, John and
benjamin, will be leaving Klamath-Falls
around December 15,
to make their home in Alameda,
California. Their-many friends
regret their departure from this
city where they have lived for
the past several years.
.
' Sgt: and Mrs. M. G. Dennis
of.1616 Derby are the parents
of a baby girl, born on Sunday,
November 19. Sgt. Dennis is an
engineer in the army air force,
stationed at Douglas, Arizona.
Monday, Xavrmbsr 17
Garden sroup of Library club at
m., library club rooms.
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HaUDV Hnur Vluh In u-lth Mm
J. H. Hamilton on No. Ninth, a p. m.
Frldav. Dfmbt, t
Eastern Star Social rltih tn mt tnr
I u. in. nomifK lunr-nenn. L'.nt alft
cxi-nsngr ,-na eiccuon 01 oiticers. Ma
sonic temple.
Saturday. December t
Pre-Ctrtstmas bazaar to be held In
lobby of First Federal Savlnis and Loan
ouuaina d.v ine w omens council ol the
eirst tnrisnan cnurcn.
Lioness benefit coffee. Wlllard hotel.
a p. m.
Winter Dancina club, first parti
Reames Golf and Country-club.
Monday. December i
Dinner meeting of BPW club. Willard
hotel. 6 30 p. m. Willie Uhllt charie
ot program, topic: ,jodi lor nearly
Monday. December 11
Comm. Lowell T. Coggeshall of the
Marine Barracks to speak on "Africa
before Klamath Falls Woman's Library
ciuo, u p. m.
Friday. December IK
Riverside children to present annual
Christmas program before members of
rTA at l p. m. -
Saturday. December IS
Annual Christmas dinner party In
pelican party room. 1:30 m.
Wednesday, January IT
William Primrose, sponsored by Klam
ath Community Concert association.
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Wed Thursday
In a simple wedding on
Thanksgiving Day at 1 o'clock
in the afternoon, Mrs. LaVerne
Johansen became the bride of
Sgt. Major Bernard Dumas of
the Marine Barracks. The cere
mony was read by the Rev. Vic
tor. Phillips in the First Metho
dist church which was decorated
with white" chrysanthemums
ana palms.
The bride, given in marriage
by her brother, L. L. Dunn, wore
a moonstone Blue frock with
nail head trim and a small black
lace hat with matching access
ories. She carried a bouquet of
red roses.
Mrs- Thomas McClure was her
attendant and' wore a light blue
wool frock with a corsage of
gardenias. Tech. Sgt. Thomas
McClure was the best man.
Just before the ceremony, PFC
Carl Hagel of the Marine Bar
racks sang, "I Love You Truly."
Soft music was played by the
organist. .
Later twenty-five guests gath
ered at the Winema for Thanks
giving dinner and a beautiful
wedding cake was cut by the
new Mrs. Dumas. The three
tiered confection was tODDed bv
a miniature bride with groom in
ine aress or tne marine corn..
Following a brief wedding trip
to nan rrancisco, Mr. ana Mrs.
Dumas will be at home at 715
California avenue.
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LIEUTENANT AND MRS.' F. H. ALTER and son, David, have been recent visitors at the
home of Lieutenant Alrer's brother, Mr. Dale Alter, 425 Pine. Lieutenant Alter has re
turned to Panama, and Mrs. Alter and her son are making their home in Bend. .
Initiation
SALLY ANN
Pretty Sallv Ann Rnhincnn
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. F.
Robinson,- was' four years old
this month, and had a party on
her birthday. '
About 75 were present at tlie
annual initiation of the Catholic
Daughters of America, held in
tne kc nan Tuesday, November
14, at a p. m. .
Grand Recent Phillis Mahoney
gave the welcoming address and
after the password, turned the
gavel over to Mildred Smith, a
past grand regent of the court.
The following became mem
bers of Court Klamath No. 1295
at this time: Magdalena Bart
ruff, Nora McAuliffe, Anne Zu-
pan, Rosemary Zupan, Clara
Beard, Elizabeth Brandsness,
Lela Caillouette, Elizabeth Dal
ton, Aenes Ellis. Lena Gervais.
Clara Heup, Alice Lamm, Othil
da Mattes, Margaret McCam
bridge, Nora Quinlan, Helen Mc
Auliffe, Marie Moleriaar, Kath
erine Murphy and Gladys Steph
ens. At the close of the meeting
Mildred Seavey, refreshment
committee chairman, served cake
and ice cream to the group. She
was assisted by Marion Cronon,
Clara Houston, Rose Pearl Hosk
ings,. Martha Lavenik, Ella Les
meister, Catherine Schumaker,
Emilie Miller, Freda Newman,
Mary Parks, Ethel Fairaland and
Alice Abbot.
The tabic was covered with
a Deauiuul lace cloth and cen
tered with a large amber flower
bowl filled with bronze chrys
anthemums. Grand Regent Phil
lis Mahoney poured tea and
Mildred Smith presided over the
coffee service.
Lt. and Mrs.- Matthew Muc
zynski of Seattle have an
nounced to friends here the ar
rival of their second daughter,
Mary Joy, born November 20
in Seattle. Lt. Muczynski, who
was recently detached fromi the
Klamath naval air station, is
now in Memphis, Tennessee.
Mrs. William Clark arrived in
Klamath Falls on Saturday, No
vember 18, to join her husband
here. They have purchased a
home at 320 Michigan. Mr. and
Mrs. Clark, who formerly lived
in San Francisco, were recent
ly married at Vallejo, California.-
She is the former Lillian
Cline of San Jose.
'
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Knupp, 215
Haskins, entertained at a Thanks
giving party Saturday, Novem
ber 18. ,
Covers were laid for Mr. and
Mrs. Lcland Willits, Mrs. Mat
tie Moore, Mrs. Winnie Elliot,
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Kclsey and
Ann' ptey. ' J
Will Marry '
MERRILL Announcements
have been received of the com
ing marriage of Vivian Martin,
daughter of Mrs. William Ar
nold and Mr. Harry Martin, both
of Merrill, to Mr, Cordon traz
ler. .
The wedding is, to take place
oaiuraay evening, novemDcr za,
at the Church of St. Giles. Phila
delphia, Pennsylvania, and a re
ception is to follow on Chestnut
Hill.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of the University of Oregon and
has been teaching- recently .at
Columbia university near New
xorK City.
Old Fashioned Gospel Services
The Apostolic Faith
Church
228 N. 8th Strmt
SUNDAY:
9:30 A.M.-Sunday School
1 1 :00 A.M.-Devotional Service
7:45 P.M.-Evangelisric Service
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BPW Ceremonial
The BPW emblem cvromonliil
and lultlntlon were comluctt'd
under the direction u( L,illa
Robinson and 'mcinbi'is uf tlu
emblem commltteo ut tint iiniiii'i
mectliiR Monday rvontiiu. No-
vrmbcr 10, of tlui Kliinuilh
County BiibIiiowi and PiDfcssion-
al WomiMi emu ut ine wiiiiuu
DurhiK tho eeiiMiuinliil, cneh
svmbol wtw curried from the
insliiitlu and plncccl ilium a lni'Ke
seal by Ltiello I weed, iiciiiik ns
torchbeuror, Kniin Kusseii, tier
mM. Awlli, Krtnnnrlu hi, t-mnll V
Oortruda Tollu, commerce; til el).!
Bnwiic, scroll of lenrnlnii, nnd
Klo Ann Euloii, victory. Mm. K.
H. ' Ackormnn auiiK "Oiiwiuil
Christlnn SoUlleia'' as Ihu iuul-
cul backiiroimd.
- The initiate were introduced
by Willie UhllK, membership
chairman, and wcro welcomed
by the prosldent, Normn Miller.
The now members Ineluileil Miu'
tha Keller, Mucin.- Holey, Kuth
erlno Kuylnr, Belly Junes, Mm
lotto Conklin, Lorrnu MeCulliim,
Josephine Sihlth, Helen Mnellei',
Mnrtiucrlte Klnenld, Leila Kolili
son, OrBthn Hudson, Durolheii
Urckwltli, CliurloUe Miirshull,
Catherine llrclt.
Hnicl Morrison, 'Vlea inci
dent. Introduced - June Allen,
field rcpresentotlvo (or the Ore
gon Tuberculosis nssocluton,
who discussed tho association's
firoitram and alms (or tliu coin
us year.
It was votod to extend to Myr
tle Helm, a former well known
teacher, un honorary member
ship. In. appreciation of her 13
years . of membership In the
club, Ellen Upp, second vice
firesldont, discussed the new pol
cy of mcinborshlp in the Inter.
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TWO YEARS OLD
Utile liny Ilhiyney ltunhun,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Klehurd
llinihau, 112(1 Ml. Whitney, was
two years old on November B.
He tuul ii few o( his friends
were cnU'i'lulncd nl a liiitluluy
INirty kIvoii by his mother,
nntloiuil feileration of BPW. Tho
cveninK's war .stamp award wus
presented to Vcnetn Hunter.
Kvelyn Hudson announced
(hut ii Clirlslmiis party Is plan
ned for December ill when there
will be an cxehanuo of AO-cent
(sifts. The next renular dinner
meetlnii, December 4, will bo In
ehiirce of Willie UhllK as pro
Ki'iun clnilnnnn, and tuple of
the prom-am will bo "Jous (or
Nearly Kverybody."
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thtrmothtrapy traotment to a woundod loldlor at Holloron Goneral Hospifol,
Statin Island, New York. Tha work tho Ii doing will help wounded soldiers
regain the uso of torn muscl.it and inlured limbs. Twenly.two thousand women
re needed to serve at WAC medical tochnlcloni In Army hospitals.
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Telophono 8401.
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training, pay, officor selection, etc.
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