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Sii Association of University Women will present on
i'rl" u rnnlurv contumo plliy, 'The Kxelinnen'1 i,v aim,....
P fion for iho ploaaure of tho Klnmuth Fulls Woman's Library
K Monday, March 12.
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fmiulst
Prhanlay. described as a jntlro iintl plimitimy, will bu given In
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i .1 Library viuw himu m lucuu promptly, ivir
tnoulst of the Klamath Union high school Muff. In dir.
iiiv nd those wno iw i no
W, cindloallcka" last ynnr
nw
B. li
color of
J.'mhora of tho caat Include
" nnrlraved bv Mr.
'j Zum'wult; ''Tho Imp.- of.
hoy to the Judge, Clinrlon
Pjoicph C. O'Neill; "The
t w o m a n," Mrs. Hnrry C.
L'"io Hnllott. The preacnta.
Fl one-00' Plav ln two
Kins- the afternoon there
fEAleellniis by a atrlnK trio
Li ud of Mr. and Mrn. John
FindM". Lewis Hornby.
I ' u.,rti 12 nrouram Is the
tl,r meeting of the Library
r van nnnounccd by Mrs.
En Kent, president.
s
oha Chapter
i.k. shunter met in tho Ma
r hill mi Tuesday ovonlng
.i7,r of I ho meeting was a
LnUllon of birthday Kjfta to
Iworthy matron, faallio Wood.
I iimu rnfer. director of the
Lie bossies, assisted by Flor-
the Kid presentation with
orlEHtai pucill nil" nic..ii ui
itralulntlon from tho officers
'ir Bess Hunt, president of
OtSiOCiai emu, mpu jjiunuuv-
I gift ol apprcciiiunn in inc
thy matron for hor loyalty to
social club.
null conical wus cnjnycu iy
members, ns they listened to
men win over the women by
Iirrnw mnraln. Tho women
it represented by Mae Moss
r.r mes ana wmnvrinn
Tho men chosen were Joe
niy. Wesley McNoo and
hard nowch.
horrv rile and coffee wero
led by tho refreshment com-
K composed oi mma i-oicr,
Clemens, Dorothy Dlmcnt
din Hamilton.
thu next meeting will be held
Wirch 13 wiui ricicn L,isioe
fhirie of the program and
rour5 ? i
p7crry Meets
In. H. J. McCilvray, preal
It. was in charge of the
f ting of tho auxiliary to the
trans of Foreign Wars, Held
the library club room on
Inday evening, March 1.
ila Juvclnnd. Dorothy Bcck-
(t, Cora Wullaco and Ellza-
i mayborry wero Initiated
.mi time, it was voted to
I tlO to tho Red Cross after
Ich a letter was read from
Foley, of tho USO center
liking tho auxiliary for the
pemaao cakes ana pics don
1. Mrs. William Brlghlman,
kits! chairman, asked the
nbers to bring magazines,
ird and games to tho next
ting, to be taken to the
ine dispensary.
a token of friendly inter-
in was voica lo send $10
Prejldont Roosevelt for tho
en of Dimes. This Is to be
I ln behalf of Jeanne Woln-
p, daughter of Mrs. C. W.
try. Mrs. Henry read a lot
Ifom the president's private
fctarv cxnrosslnir Hvmnnlhv
Jeanne's illness, and contain-
message of cheer.
the meeting on March 15
w Will be clectlnn nf nf.
f and a good attendance Is
lied. Follnwlnff thn Inrlttn
fling thcro was a layctto
per lor two members, Mar
f'Cafcy and Elsie Monett,
" received bcautiiul
sherbet and homc-mado
ls were served an j-prrnh.
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'Ppo Chapter
appa chapter of Beta Sigma
met on February 22 nt tho
L?L Nan Moty.
E ',h,e, MRular business
i JS' 8 ,Ynlcntlr"e parly was
mucn iime tno secret
fOr !hl nn.l . .
Iji. h jrur were
'cfl' and new ones were
r-'i.
p valentine themo was car
out, and dm
It i wltl1 sPrl"K " owors.
E.? Playcd latcr w'th
t King to Mrs. Bill Milne,
on, ncicn Orum
nd L 1 in niu
ft In i?d Mrs' Lorn Dalcour
IS, arR0 of tne committee.
lSv. ",orn Dalcour, Mrs.
luJVons. Mrs Em.l IT1..
biii Miin
P. Mr. M. '"ii.
& Pencil, .Mr,. Max
LSWfnnn. ah r, , . '
uieuan.
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hkah Lodge .
""PCrity Ri.,1,,1, .Jw
t arf,g",ar meeting ln the
8 a ' .Jnursclsy. March
LaI' N, na CtOTler was
.if1.?, of tho nohle tfrand.
thcinni J,,,wora tnltlated
l0dr8c' Mildred Peterson,
v Gaster and Charlie
iSg meeting, re.
e Bi,; """'enoacner nna
ry motif nnorf - j1-.
1 oi.,!'0.0 The Robokah
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7"eo Given
Tho Girl Scout of troop 10
at Fulrvluw school, unilur tho
dlructlon of Mrs. ii. Ci. Thomp
son and Mrs. Martha Powell,
presented a Vuleiitine tea for
thu troop nuithers on Tucsduy
ulternoon. An nttraclivo vol
ciillnu was mudc by Louise
fluinliurt und Uarboru Jo ant
man, and valentines were ex
changed later in tho afternoon.
1'ho.io present for iho afiuir
were Mrs. Palmer Soiie, Mrs.
Georgo Peterson, Mrs. It. G.
Hunch, Mrs. Cone, Mrs. Flor
ence Fanning, Mrs, . Florence
Nelson, Mrs. Thomas O'Hara.
Mrs. O. L. Fahnlumler, Mrs. It.
G. Crllniiin, Mrs. Until Meek,
Mrs. Vcru Hurnharl, Mrs. Doris
Thompson, and Mrs. Noblo II.
Jenkins.
Ka Craig, Barbara Jo Grit
man, Gwendolyn Nordwoll. Mnr
lono Peterson, Dolores Thomp
son, Donim Cone, Mary Jo
Jenkins, Mnrjorie Smith, Mary
Sue McNabb, Margaret Dili
slrom, Dolores Johnson, Mar
garet Powell, Jean Fahnlnndcr.
Shirley Thompson, Bonnie
O'Hara, Jeannlc O'Connor, Bar
bara Doluii, Sonya Carter. Shar
on Fanning, Shirley Johnson,
Joannu Meek, Eileen Nelson,
Adrian Savage, Barbara Solic.
Beth Leo Bunch and Mary Lou
Sharp.
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Stork Shower
I3LY A slork shower was
held for Mrs. Ellen Deaton at
tho home of Pcgcy Patterson at
Ivory Pine on Thursday, Feb
ruary 15. The many lovely uifts
which were presented to Mrs.
Deaton were held In a yellow
and while airplane. Games were
played during the afternoon
with prizes going to Ellen Dea
ton nnd Versla O'Banion, and
consolation prizes to Inez Oben
cliain nnd Lois McBoberts. Mar
garet Wing was awarded a spe
cial prize.
Refreshments were served to
Olga Howdek. Margaret Wing,
Verslo O'Banion, Doris Bell,
Inez Ohcnchain, Ruth Oben.
chain, Hosio LaCass, Goldlc
Clemens, Mary Ellen Frost, Mrs.
Case, Mrs. Ness, Maude Butler,
Lois MeHoborts, Mrs. Dolly,
Katie Conn, Eva Stillwcll, Sarah
McMillan, Ellen Michcalson,
Marie Haupack, Elaine Larkcy,
Shirley and Barbar Deaton, El
len Deaton and the hostess. Mrs.
Patterson was assisted by Shir
ley Deaton and Rosio LaCass
during the afternoon,
OES Sociafciub
The Eastern Star Social club
met Friday afternoon at the Ma
sonic temple with five tables in
play, presided over by Mrs.
Archie G. Proctor and Mrs. Law
rence K. Phelps, hostesses for
the day.
Spring decorations were used
about the room and on the tea
table which was centered by a
green and white arrangement.
Award for high was received by
Mrs. II, A. May and the special
prize went to Mrs. E. M. Chil-cot"
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N.O.W. CLUB OFFICERS ELECTED
At the regular luncheon nnd business meeting of the Navy Officers Wives club at the BOQ
of the Klamalli naval air station on Wednesday, February 21, the officers who were elected to
head tho organization were (left to right) Mrs. J. E. Jenkins, president; Mrs. E. D. Harris, secre
tary; Mrs. It. K. Seainans, treasurer and Mrs. J. P. Jones, vice president. Guderian.
Program Plans
A radio program especially
prepared for teen-agers and
(heir parents, sponsored by Iho
Klamath PTA county council,
will be presented by KFJI as a
public service feature. The
exact time of this broadcast will
bo announced over tho local sta
tion. The script was prepared
by the national congress of Par
ents and Teachers association,
and was produced in the Port
land high school radio work
shops. The titles of the eight pro
grams to be broadcast weekly
indicate their timely and help
ful content: Going Steady, Court
ing, How Lato ls rf Date?, To
Marry or Not to Marrv While
In High School, How Can I Be
come Popular?, Let a Form a Se
cret Society, It's the Little
Things That Count Aflcr the
War. . . . Then What? Definite
announcement as to the broad
casting schedule will bo made
as soon as tho first transcript
ls received.
Tho regular meeting of PTA
county council will be held in
the Red Cross rooms at 418
Main on Monday, March 5, at 2
p. m. Interested parents are cor
dially invited to attend.
Bridal Shower
BLY A lovely bridal shower
was given at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Obcnchain on
the evening of February 23, in
honor of Betty Smith, whose
marriage to Pvt. Velmond Cary
iook place at eight o clock on
Thursday evening, March 1.
As the guests arrived, the gifts
were placed under a miniature
parasol representing spring show
ers. Tile guests playcd games
during ine evening, alter which
refreshments were served to Bes
sie Smith, Betty Abbott, Mabel
McMillan, Jessie McMillan,
Janet Protsman, Mrs. Cary, the
guest of honor and the hostesses,
Mrs. Hnrry Obcnchain and Lila
Cox.
The afternoon book group of
AAUW will meet at the homo
of Mrs. Howard Barnhisel, 622
Conger, on Wednesday after
noon, March 7, at 2 p. m. Mrs.
Irene Miller will review the
book, "My Aunt Louisa and
Woodrow Wilson" by Margaret
Elliott.
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: MARRIED HERE
On Saturday' evening, February 17. Botly Larvick, attractive
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Larv ck, became the bride of PFC
Jamos B Lees, United States marine corps. Tho First Presby
terian church was the scene of tho ceremony, nnd the young
counle wore attended by Ruth Soder and Sgt. John1. Marches ,
USMC. The reception was held lmmocllntoly following the wed
ding at tho Pelican party room. , . ,, , "
aing bi omciaf Miu.ine corps Photo by.Cpl. Roy I. Jindra.
Auxiliary Meet
At the last regular meeting of
the American Legion auxiliary,
a potluck dinner was jenjoyed
by members of the American
Legion and 25 Waves from
the Klamath naval air station.
During tho business session
following tho dinner, Mrs. May
Conradi spoke briefly as a rep
resentative of the Waves and
wives of servicemen, concern
ing the use of the auxiliary
rooms at the local Legion hall.
Members of the auxiliary took
a unanimous vote that the rooms
be available to wives of men in
service each Mondoy afternoon,
while the Waves may hold
their regular Monday meetings
during the evening hours.
Entertainment for the affair
was furnished by pupils of the
junior high school, including
Jerry Goisler, Lloyd Carstcnsen,
Gordon Green and Dale Craig,
under the direction of Mrs. Sher
man Carter, music director.
A very interesting talk was
given by C. S. Robertson of the
Federal Building and Loan asso
ciation, on the GI Bill of Rights.
Senior Circle
Mrs. L. J. Brink of 2241 Or
chard entertained the senior cir
cle of the Community Congre
gational church on Friday, Feb
ruary, and the assisting host
esses were Mrs. M. Dexter and
Mrs. Glenn Stivers.. Dessert
stressed the Washington birth
day theme, and Mary Eckstein
Drcsident of the group, conduct
ed the devotions, as well as the
short business meeting.
Mrs. Paul Edwards, -guest
speaker, gave an extremely in
teresting account ot tne wo
men's Christian colleges in the
Orient. Those formerly in occu
pied China have moved to west
ern China and are still doing
marvelous worK. Of the one m
Japan, little is known, but the
three in India are prospering.
and tho government officials
prefer to send their daughters
to the Christian colleges rather
than those under the govern
ment.
Club Entertains ,
Members of the Happy Hour
club entertained their husbands
at a dinner party given Tuesday
evening at the H. E. Jones home
on Jefferson street when places
were set for 21.
After the dinner hour, Mr.
Jones entertained the group by
showing a number of reels of
moving pictures that he has tak
en in and around Klamath and
at various western scenic spots.
Enjoying the evening were
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans, Mr.
and Mrs. Sydney Evans, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Sandell, Mr. and Mrs.
H. J. Savidge, Mrs. John H. Ham
ilton, Mrs. ; Anna Funk, Mrs.
George Hum, Mrs. George
Humphrey, Mrs. R. G. Motschen
bacher, Mrs. Dayton Barnhart,
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Heidrich,
Mrs. Maud Hosley, Mrs. Ivy
Proost. Mrs. Alfreida Stcinmetz
Lnnd the host and hostess.
Club Meeting
The Pine Needle club at Ivorv
Pine met at the home of Peggy
Patterson on Thursday, Febru
ary 22. A short business meet
ing was held, at which time
plans were made for a box
social which was given on Sat
urday, February 24.
Refreshments were served to
Ellen Michaelson, Ellen Deaton.
Mary Ellen Frost, Dorothy Kiie
able and Ilo Kneablo, Eva Still
well and sons, Maude Butler,
Marie Raupack, Rosic La Cass,
Elaine Larkey. and daughter,
Thelda McMillan, Lois McRob
erts, Donna McRoberts, Raghna
Dahle, Myrtle Larson and the
hostess.
Dinner Party
LANGELL VALLEY Mr.
and Mrs. Owen Pepple enter
tained at their home with a
ono o'clock dinner on February
a. following the dinner, bridge
was enioved bv the euests. with
Mrs. Mary Dearborn receiving
high prize for the ladies and
Frank W. Brown for the men.
Mrs. Mary Leidy won the
traveling prize.
Those enjoying the affair
were Mr, and' Mrs. Malcolm
Teare, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fraz
ier, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Leavitt,
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Pepple,
Mrs. Lloyd Gift, Mrs. Mary
Dearborn, Mrs. Claude Murray,
Mrs. Mary Leidy, Mrs. Florence
Botkins, Mrs. Nell Quick and
Albert Dearborn.
Townsend Meet
The Townsend auxiliary met
wnn rars. ueorge jwast on Wed
nesday, February 28. for a pot-
luck dinner at 12:30. Those pres
ent at inis time were tseuy Al
len, Lillian Hayden. Viola Her
man, Rhoda Tcany, Alice Gary,
Mabel McWichev. Eva Mvers.
Nettie Schimlnsky, Bernice Me
Cracken, Matilda Crapo, Char
lotte - Canoy and two visitors,
Florence Holbrook and Doyle
Houston.
Two guessing games were
played with prizes going to
Rhoda Teany, Lillian Hayden,
Viola Herman and Doyle Hous
ton. Following the games, many
lovely birthday gifts were
opened by Mrs. Crapo.
The next meeting of the auxil
iary will be held with Ada Lar
son of 618 Willow ori March 14.
The birthdays of Ethel Ford and
Rhoda Teany will be celebrated
at tnis time.
Eulalona Chapter
Mrs. L. H. Stone. 1503 Canbv
street, will be hostess to mem-
cors oi fiuialona chapter,
Daughters of the American
Revolution, Monday evening, at
b o clock, March S.
During the program hour Rev.
David F. Barnctt Jr., will talk
about "The Greatest Book In
the World." There will be an
exhibit of old Bibles.
Housewarming
MT. LAKI The Mt. Laki
Ladies' Aid sponsored an open
house and house warming for
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Short at their
new home on Friday afternoon,
February 16. Mrs. Gus Hilyard.
Mrs. A. R. CamDbell. Mrs. Henry
pSemon, Mrs. William Cunning
ham and Mrs. Ira urem were co-hostesses.
Many beautiful and useful
gifts were received for the new
home.
Those attending and sending
gifts were Mrs. Sallie Woods,
Mrs. tana carnanan, Mrs.
Maude Hosley; Mrs. Anna C.
Hawkins, Mrs. Florence South
well, Mrs. Pearl Peery, Mrs.
Mary Dixon, Mrs. George Griz
gle, Mrs. Emma Green, Mrs. Pa
tricia Beymer, Mrs. Bonnie
Finchum, Mrs. Belle McClellan,
Mrs. K. G. Klahn, Mrs. Frances
Hilyard, Mrs. Mary Gober, Mrs.
Floyd Short, Mrs. Eliza McDon
ald, Mrs. Emmaline Fitzpatrick,
Mrs. Aleta Wainright, Mrs. Jonn
Short and Mrs. Marjorie Bris.
eenden.
Mrs. James Brothanek, Mrs.
Betty Whitlatch, Mrs. Shirley
Jeffcoat, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Hop
kins, Mrs. Elizabeth Norris, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Brcithaupt, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Fleming, Mr.
and Mrs. Gus Hilyard, Mr. and
Mrs. A. R. Campbell, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Semon, Mr. and Mrs.
William Blackman, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles DeLap Jr., Mrs. Albert
Ready. Mr. and Mrs. William
Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Pound, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Birk and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Man
ning. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. McCIay,
Mrs. Rosa Leibing, Mr. and Mrs.
Alton Short, Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Dehlinger, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Dixon. Mr. and Mrs. B u r r e 11
Short, Mr. and Mrs. Gray Bran-
non, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dixon,
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Elliott, Mr.
and Mrs. Scott ThomDson. Mr.
and Mrs. Irving Dixon, Mr. and
jwrs. jay raircio, Mr. and Mrs.
&. F. Dehlinger. Mr. and Mrs,
Wallace Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
u. Lt. Brown, Mrs. rutty Jackson
Mr. and Mrs. Raich Hill. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Grimes and Mr. and
Mrs. W. V. Whitlatch.
Mrs. Ida Grimes. Mr. and Mrs.
Roy La Prarie, Mr. and Mrs. L.
A. West, Mr. and Mrs. Silas Griz
zle, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Jackson,
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Orem, Mr. and
Mrs. u. B. Howe, Mr. and Mrs
Glenn Dehlinger and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Booth. -
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murphy
of Lakeview are weekend guests
here ot Mr. and Mrs. Bill Beck,
320 Lewis street. Mrs. Murphy
and Mrs. Beck will celebrate
their birthdays Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs, Murphy are former Klam
ath residents and have many
irienas nere.
Saturday, March 3. 1945
HtRALD AMD IfEW SEVZ1T
Pinochle Club
Fannie Goddard was hostess
to Ye Olde Pinochle club at her
home, 2445 Garden, on Thurs
day, February 22. Luncheon was
served at 1 o'clock to Nona
Hall, Violet Vance, Lizzie Little,
Arbhur Stone, Grace Bock,
Velma Mitchell, Kathryn Bil
lings, Agnacc Lowe, Maggie
Upton, Esther Adkisson and
Mrs. Vance.
During cards. Nona Hall held
high score, Fannie Goddard,
second and Kathryn Billings,
low. The pinochle award went
to Agnace Lowe. The next meet
ing will be held on March 8,
with Nona Hall as hostess.
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Surprise Party
In observance of her husband's
birthday, Mrs. Ernest Brown of
5440 Shasta, entertained with a
surprise dinner party at their
home on Saturday evening, Feb
ruary 24. Those guests who
were present to enjoy tho din
ner and the beautifully dec
orated birthday cake were Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin Dockery and
Billie and Judy, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Knapp and Mickey and
Ducky, Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Wages, Donald and Gary Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Brown and
grandson, Jimmie, and the two
children of the host, Bobbie and
Barbara Brown.
Several interesting games
were played during the evening.
making it a very enjoyable af
fair.
Fremont PTA
A Fremont PTA breakfast will
be given at the Martin Ramsby
residence, 521 No. 5th, .at 10
o'clock Thursday morning.
March 8. All mothers of Fremont
school children are cordially in
vited to attend. Plans for a PTA
rummage sale will be discussed
at this time, it was announced.
Mothers of Junior high stu
dents are invited to attend a Fre
mont PTA breakfast the same
morning at the home of Mrs. K.
A. Moore, 2045 LeRoy, at 10
o'clock.
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Social Club
Members of the Rebekah so
cial club- met on Wednesday,
February 28, for a potluck
luncheon and business meeting
in the IOOF hall with Edith
Wiard and Ora Sweet as the
hostesses.' The entire afternoon
was spent in Red Cross sewing.
and all the -assigned work was
completed. Hostesses for the
next luncheon and meeting will
be Arloa Andrus anc Stella Dry-
aen.
Entertain,
Representative Rom M. Pool
of Klamath Falls, now attend
ing legislature at Salem, enter
tained a number of Klamath
folks with a dinner party last
Wednesday evening, February
21, at the Marlon hotel in the
capitol city.
Guests Included Senator, and
Mrs. Marshall E. Cornett, Rep
resentative Henry Semon, Mr.
and Mrs. Malcolm Epley, Mrs.
Charles E. Low, Sylvia Knox,
Mrs. Bernice Hector Coad, Mrs,
Asahel Bush, Mrs. George Hlllls.
Representative and Mrs. Burk
Snyder, John Ebinger, Paul Far
rens, Charles Mack and Charles
Ogle. Cocktails were served b
fore dinner in tne uomew
Semon apartments at the
Marion.
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Friendly Circle
Kathrvn Billings entertained
the Friendly Circle at her home
on the Keno highway on Thurs
day, March 1. Following
1 im "nnn th.va wmm m ntiaiflMH
meeting, and the club's quilt
project was carried forward dur
ing the afternoon, Those present
were Ipha Brown, Violet Vance,
Esther Adkiuon, Nona Hall,
Velma Mitchell, Pearl Martm
Fannie Goddard, Grace Bock arid
Arbhur Stone. Katnerine- Wil
liams and Lydia McDonald will
entertain at the next meeting
,
Merry Mixen
Marie McDonald of 3434 Rec
lamation, entertained the Merry
Mixers club on the- evening of .
Thursday, February 22, and I
after a short business meeting,
pinochle was played. High score
was held by Jo Paup and second
by Ruth Lawrence.
Attending were Billee Snider,
Eleanor Curtis, Ruth Anderson, .
Dorothy Smith, Ruth Lawrence,
Jo Paup, Dora Hillman, Alberta
Allen, Louise Cramblet, Roxella
Waits and the hostess. The next
meeting will be with Billee
Snider on California.
8'
Marlys Steinseifer left Sunday
evening for Seattle, Washington,
where she will register for the
spring term at the University of
Washington. Miss Steinseifer is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Steinseifer of Eldorado.
.
. The Klamath Lutheran Ladiea
Aid will meet Tuesday after
noon, March 6, at 2 o'clock; in the
church parlors. Hostesses will be
Mrs. R. P. Ellington and Mrs. V.
J. Josephson.
KLAMATH COUNTY'S RED CROSS DRIVE NOW ON! DO YOUR PARTS.
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