HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACE SEVEN
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j ., November 20, was
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W'l .''l? Li'rdlun neighbor,
la.H liiu "bolt buslHcmj
UC ..id WlllHt WHS pll'yuil
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& ,.,, liuUl llio high
' ft? tow .ward went to
'"'nc'ca'rds, a salud
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i'ior u taurine meeting
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'' Sor: Put Nliioif, mil
"iff 'mirnhart, attend-
1 S nl I . tUTK; Harriet
; ,k S5 Bwrdlon neighbor;
f.'c'sklniK.r, captain of Iho
f, Phillip Clark, oilier sen
VrhMd Weed, Inner sen-
Rpau , Ann Clark and
f rl'nr ; InHlnllliiK of
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L'wilh tlio games unci ro
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Circle
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circle of tlic Communlly
national cimrch at her
Aon pnuujrj ,w..... . ...
jwi assisted by Mm. H. J.
lvray ,. , ... ,,.
llC business mrsimi "
John Marin led the devo-
lervico.
. j..i lrlf miwiiVPfi
in, Van Doozcr, to Join
111 poillUK i.w..
r--....n I'l 17.-, U 1-nf.
cream and butler will bo
Wed, nd mcniuci" ui
hitlce from the Junior circle
W Von Doozcr and Mrs.
fc date for tumliiK In rags
Isold for tlio beneui oi me
I circle has been extended
December i.
nex i resnini ",
liual Christmas party and
Mrs. muik,hi tt,,vi
W Will Serve iw nunti;.wa
lie potluck luncheon pre-
fc the meeting.
jrcshmcnts wero served to
r.CKSlClll, ivi I ft . uwiiu
i, Mrs. Lrnii'Lllcs, MrS. II.
DIIC, airs. Ij. C. riciuy, nun.
Dooter, Mrs. J. J. Pcx,
It. u, miicncii, mm. vn
parson, Mrs. Mornan, Mrs.
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fy Neighbors
November mcollnit of the
Ntlghbors was bold nt the
of Mrs. Bernard McDon-
B15 Wantlnnd. and the hos-
&-a acaiatn ku Mi. War.
fom.
m the regular business
WK, the afternoon was spent
Jfcing.
se present nt the meeting
1 Mrs. Andrew Eck, Mrs.
fussoU, Mrs. A. W. Pollard,
Joe Abnor, Mrs. C VV.
V, Mrs. David J. Hoffman,
James Francis, Mrs. George
mi, Mrs. Warren Pohl,
li.Brucc II. Hull, and Mrs.
(td McDonald.
! next meeting will be lield
'ber 8, at B p. m. al the
of Mrs. Hons Frci, 2307
Assisting hostesses will
'i. Joo Abner and Mrs.
H. Hull. All members
wd to come and bring a
gf the exchange. The gift
not exceed fifty centa.
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arent.Tcachcrs association
luesaay afternoon meet
HS Wonlf Mice irMrinu
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,?,,vtry Interesting
" children's books and
''uigcstlons as to holiday
'"r under the 'teen-ago
ill?'" NaPer Presided at
i . 8ccnlpred with a low
XWlow chrysanthomums.
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NED IN HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Woodrow Gray were married Monday,
Novcinuer 1.1, in a canciciiBlit ceremony at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. MeClcllan of Merrill road. Mr. Gray ii
a F 1c of the U. S. navy, and has reported back for duty. Mra.
Cray, the former Elaine Beverly MeClcllan, is planning to re
main nero.
Guild Meets
LANGELL VALLEY Mrs
Glcnnii Jones of Hcmnnza cnter
laincd the guild of St. Barnabas
church at her home on Monday,
November U.
Maxlnc Brown, president, was
In, charge of the meeting. Final
plana were made for the chicken
dinner and bazaar which is to
bo held at the parriBh hall on
December 8,
Members of the guild bought
a furcwell gilt for Mrs. Pcpplc,
who is planning to make her
home in Klnmalh Fulls, and a
lovely upron was presented to
Glenuu Jones,
Delicious refreshments were
served at the close of the meet
ing to Lela Murray, Florence
Botklns, Edllh Jones, Elaine
Jones, Eva Koberl.s, Maxlno
Brown, Grace Dearborn and
son, Henry, Virginia Thomas,
Margaret Dearborn, Madge
Dcurborn, Monroe Dearborn,
Murk Dearborn, Bcsslo Frazicr,
Mary Smith, Hazel Morrison,
Cora Lcavitt, and the hostess,
Glcnna Jones.
The next meeting of the
guild will be ut the home of
Cora Leavllt o n January 4.
Elections will be held at this
time, and cvuryono is cordially
invited.
LANGELL VALLEY Mrs.
Paul Monroe entertained with a
chicken dinner on Thursday
evening, November 16, in honor
of the wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Miko Dearborn.
Guests Included Mr. and Mrs.
Dearborn, Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Lcavllt and their children, Mary
and Doris, and Mr, and Mrs.
Monroe.
Lovely flowers, sent by Mrs.
Thcw of El Monte, were used
to decorate the dining room
tablo and the living room.
Mothers' Club ;
CANBY, Calif. The Canby
Mothers' club met Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Lester Keeton
with Mrs. Katherlnc Chambers
as co-hostess. Those present were
Mrs. Adelaide Addlngton, Mrs.
Mildred Guss, Mrs. Mildred Love'
ncss. Mrs. Sybil Hall, Mrs. Min
erva Hess, Mrs. Olllc Fltzhugh,
Mrs. Ireno Myers, Mrs. Marjorle
Andrea, Mrs. Ruth Strlckler,
Mrs. Florence Canticle!, Mrs.
rtachel McCrary. Mrs. Endicott,
Mrs. Elfricdo Ohms, Mrs. Patsy
Lcmkc. Mrs. Stella Sherer, Mrs.
Dorothy Anklln,. Mrs. Louise
Bcattlc, Mrs. Elma Grant and
Mrs. Annie Pope. Names were
exchanged for the Christmas
gifts to be given al the next
meeting.
After refreshments were serv
ed, games were played.- High
scores went to Mrs. Fltzhugh
and Mrs. Ohms, low to Mrs.
Annie Pope. Next meeting will
be held at tho home of Mrs.
Ohms, with Mrs. Anklin as co-hostess.
Women of Moose
The Women of the Moose met
In a regular session at tho Moosu
hall Tuesday, November 21,
with Frances wans, senior re
gent, presiding.
The meeting was called to or
der In regular form and follow
ing the opening ceremonies, tho
college of regents chairman,
Maude Christlanson, presented
her chapter night program. Mrs.
ACKerman sang i w o soios,
"Somewhere a Volco Is Calling"
and "Wonderful You," accom
panied by Nino Nybuck.
Fannie Mae Thompson gave
an interesting history of the col
lege of regents. Ruby Bell, as
sociate dean, then exemplified
the entire imltalortal work, a
class of three candidates being
received into membership.
Refreshments were erved at
the close of the meeting.
The homemaklng committee
of the Women of the Moose met
for potluck luncheon and busi
ness meeting In the Moose hall
Friday, November 17. Maude
Sergeut, chairman of this com
mittee, was in charge, and 14
attended. A card party was held
that afternoon at 2 p. m. and
nine tables were in play. High
score went to Ann Carncll,
second to Mildred Wilkinson,
and the spec al award to Mrs.
Canoy,
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To Leave
MERRILL Mr. and Mrs.
Almo Newton, who are leaving
this month to make their home
in Brookings, have been feted
at many lovely parties by
friends and neighbors prior to
their departure.
The most recent affair to be
given In their honor was held
on the evening of November 18
at tne home ot Mr. ana Mrs.
Hugh O'Connor. Both women
are members of the Lost River
Garden club, and members and
their husbands were invited for
the potluck dinner.
Greeting the honor guests
were Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bow
man, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Blatch
Mr; and Mrs. Lewis Kandra,
Mr,. and Mrs. J. E. Reeder, Mr.
and Mrs. T. O. Wheeler, Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Sharp, Mr: and
Mrs. Webb Staunton, Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Haskins, Mr. and
Mrs. w. c. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs,
A. J. King. Mr. and Mrs. H. N.
Bogue, Mrs. Scott McKcndree,
Mrs. O. T. McKendrce, Opal
Lane, Kathleen, Marylou, and
Patsy O'Connor, and Mr. Dennis
u uonnor.
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MARRY IN RENO
Mr. and Mrs. James Butler were wed recently in Reno, Ne.
vada. Mrs. Butler was the former Lila Kaylor of Henley. The
young couple are making their home near Macdoel, California
Ella Barnett Rush, Reno.
Hostess
Mrs. Bruce Hull, 4626 Can.
non, was hostess to the Friend
ship club Friday, November 17,
and was assisted by Mrs. Fran
cis.
After the short business meet
ing, auction bridge was played,
Three tables were in play, and
Henna tiisnop neid nign score,
Blancho Motschenbacher, sec
ond, and Mrs. Joseph Huck low.
Irene Markham received the spe
cial award.
The next meeting. December
IS, will be at the home of
Blanche Motschenbacher, 710
Norm inn, and win be a Christ
mas party. There will be a gift
exchange, with a price limit of
sue.
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cm rtpfocftMfrf powH ttYoHohfa of
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AwrtoifeaW Woovr SttMfcA AffMtcjs.
T Hoorer owners are lcrf then Wy, becmuc thty
C net genuine Hoorer scrrtc and pant to keep that pre
I clous Hoover in "it a Sddle" eoodMoa to do its fob
; , , for the duration.
J VV The Hoorer Cofflparrf l tnWMttJ In delptng jroa
' tnke cur oC jronr cleaner, tad we art the aathoriaed
1 ' I loover service agency, equipped with special tools an4
, genuine Hoover replacement parts to do the job.
J Call and register jrou (teener with at, Free toeptc
J tlon. Service charges at trmely low. to help von
! keep jour Hoover oleaning effidentrr.
i' I Tke no chences get geniiln Hoovet Coipaay m
I ice. It's economical, prompt and efficient.
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Earlier In the week, Mr; and
Mrs. Newton were entertained
at the Wlnema school with Mrs.
Walter England. Mrs. John
Takacs Jr.. Mrs. D. W. Turn-
baugh, Mrs. J. A. Lidell, and
Mrs. E. Webb Staunton as co
hostesses.
Cards were played during the
evening, and refreshments were
served to a number of guests
who have lived in the Wlnema
district with the Ncwtons for
many years.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton have
been presented with many at
tractive gifts.
.
Visiting In Klamath Falls for
her Thanksgiving vacation from
Armstrong college, Berkeley,
California, was Wanda Gentry,
daughter of Mrs. E. W, Gentry,
3325 Homedale.
Mrs. David F. Barnett. 635
North Eighth, will entertain for
members of Miriam circle of the
First Presbyterian church at
her home on Thursday, Novem
ber 30, at 2:15 p. m. In addi
tion to the regular devotional
exercises and business meeting,
a book review of "West of the
Blue Pacific" will be present
ed. Mrs. Lcland Willits was the
guest of honor at a surprise din
ner party given by her husband
in honor of their third wedding
anniversary. It was held at
Sari's Sunday, November 19, and
the guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Knupp and Mr. and Mrs. A.
N. Kelscy.
CANBY, Calif. Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Davidson attended the
celebration of the golden wed
ding anniversary of Mr. David
son's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
E. Davidson of Grants Pass this
week. Open house was held and
a large wedding cake was serv
ed to more than sixty guests.
The Klamath Lutheran Ladies
Aid will hold the annual holi
day dinner December 7, m the
church at 6 o'clock in the eve
ning.
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Mrs. George R. Hum, 439
Pine, will be hostess to members
of the Art Needlework club on
Wednesday afternoon, Decern'
ber 6, at two o'clock.
Council Fire Meet
The Wawakcye Camp Fire
girls held a council fire meeting
at the home of Mrs. Matt Kohn
Jr., on Thursday afternoon, No
vember 18-
The candles standing for work,
health, and love were lit by Ar-
lene Brailler, Leona Leltnead
and Shermalee Henry.
Six certificates issued for the
completion of requirements for
woodgatherer's rank were
awarded to Marilyn Hemlngsen
Betty Hennet, Catherine Bianas
Beverly Jean Kohn, Dolores
Kedder and Sally Barnhlsel.
Each girl received honor beads
for the work completed.
Three new members, Winifred
Kentta, Shirley Glenn and Sally
Greenleaf were admitted to the
council fire, and were welcomed
by their new guardian, Mrs, J
F. Lovell.
At the close of the meeting,
the new members extinguished
tne candles.
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LANGELL VALLEY Mrs.
F. W. Brown and Mrs. Jesse
Cokca and daughter, Cheryl
Ann left last week for Tennessee.
Mrs. Cokea and her dauehter
win spend tne winter there at
tne home of her husband s par
ents, uapiam uokea is now in
a hospital somewhere in Italy
where he is ' recovering from
wounds received in battle.
Mrs. Brown will visit in her
native state of Kentucky before
returning to her home.
LANGELL VALLEY Mr.
and Mrs. Owen Pepple and son.
lea, are visiting their son. Dick,
in Seattle where he is attending
naval trainine school.
The Pepple family is also
planning to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Pepple and two
sisters wno live in Seattle.
SPEAKING OF SUBSTITUTES
RUSHVILLE. 111.. Nov. 25 (Pi
Leslie Bedenbender didn't want
to come home from a duck hunt
ing excursion with an empty
game bag, so he attached baited
fish hooks to his duck decoys
ana waited.
- That night he came home with
out a single duck but had 28 fat
crannies, -'if the ducks had been
working," he said, "my scheme
would have been perfect. As
the tish snagged tne hooks,, the
decoys began to twist and turn
ma. lifelike manner that cer
tainly would have enticed any
real ducks ilying overhead,"
Haqer
nreek Mr. and Mrs. Chuck
Hess visited at the Charles Hesi
home here. The Chuck Hess fam
ily lives near the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Steyakal oi
Malin visited one evening at, the
home of their parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Charles Hess.
Bette Wright, who underwent
an appendectomy at the Klam
ath Valley hospital ten days ago,
Is reported to be recovering rapidly.
Anneta Wright, wno Is attend
ing the University of Oregon In
Eugene, was called home by the
serious illness of her sister.
Mrs. Jeanle Oliver, who sus
tained injuries when she was hit
by a falling ladder at the Mai
lory market, has been confined
to her bed at the Oliver home.
She is reported to be better.
Turkey picking began at the
Sadie Newnham ranch last Wed
nesday. She sold her flock of
2600 turks to Mallory and Tur
ner here, and they are preparing
tnem for sale.
The Swan Lake Moulding com
pany delivered a load of lumber
at the Kohler home on Wednes
day.
Sympathy Is extended to the
Charles Waldrip family by this
community in their recent loss.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Kohler and
son, Gail, former resident! of
Summers lane, who moved to the
state of Washington In 1942, re
turned during the first part of
the week to Klamath Falls,
where they plan to make their
nome. They nave purcnased- a
home on Etna street.
The Walter Croft family have
moved onto the George Kohler
property here, and have gotten
settled. The Cornet property,
where the Walters formerly
lived, was sold recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gober, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Roberts, Mr. and
Mrs. Troy Cornett and Mr. and
Mrs. King Hubble have been
busy sorting potatoes in several
different cellars during the past
few weeks.
Mrs. Maxine Gabe helped In
the store while Mrs. Wright
stayed with her daughter, . . ;
POINTFREE MILK -DENVER,
Nov. 25 (P) Help
ing a mother dog rear nine pups
with point-free milk is outside
the province of the OPA.
A Denver housewife sought :a
permit to buy canned milk with
out points because she feared
nature's supply of milk for. the
pups was inadequate. ' '
Sorry, said Stanley Branden
burg, state rationing executive,
but if the pups have canned
milk the points will have to be
laid on the line. "J
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