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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1945)
A'Shower r AKI Mm- Frd , Bey. .L'?.,. Iionorcel with 11 .lower on Tuotcluy ulKlit. ji Oth, tlmilunloy Ormiuo ,.. for the .evcnlng ' . Vernon Durant. Mr.. "nlhilniicr, Mm. O r I n e,D,nd M". O""'" .lal hour with Kroup .fwa enjovad beforo the Ire OP"11"' , ., !2 er"l "ml ending Mr.. OllvnrHu cy. K Mr.. Arthur Cole, i Tu.ii.ii Kimiun. Durbiirn L Lorralno Doiun, IJulh Ci Mrh Uwl, Join on Dorrl. Arnert. Ilulcn Ent Vtriiiniii viiitiiuiHiiuiHi t E. MfClny, Mr. Alinn ,i 'Mr. G- S. ThonipHim, , .... Phnviia. Mrs. Eliza- I ntel a HI", rvirs. JUmtiB tofd wd Mr., munch JIur. , L 0. Mill., Mr.. Mar McCIy. Ml'N' JuyMnn .... i'm.lv.i Drew. Mrs. R. funl'ng. 'tin- Mill. I llOIIvY" .... . InWlM. Mr' T. D. Jncknon, 7-1 .uin Men Kluor. Mm. Krtm Mr.. Wohcrt Dolilln fjjrt, WhIIiico Tlioniimaii, Carroll IIOWO. ran, nuiiry ,n"Mr. U- K- Hncder, Mrs. in Byeri, Mr. C. J. Hose, Louim Goner, Mr. Fred ... ci Mrs. Vorn Turn. S, and Mrs. Nellie TnkiicK. h. Erncslync Read, Mrs. Brannon. mn. ivimiim nun si.. Win. r?unnlntfhum. . n' rn,nliiill Mn .1 CI Lrd. Mr.. Wendell Wnin- E nnrl Mm. rinrrnll K, Mr. Joe Keller, Wlnnl- Cobcr, Murum ucncr, ivirs. Li. nriinn Mr. HcReltlnn. L Lou Gohcr, Mr.. Lois Van i Mrs. iiiiijfi i,o. u. In and Mr.. Wm. Blnckman. L. rnh. In Nnhln. Mrs. Al. fchort, Mr.. Elton Flshhiiek, irMma I.nmh uml thn hnK. i, Mm. G. Dclillimor, Mrs. icr, Mrs. uuraiu anu Mrs. Dehllnicr. ... mmage Sale tmont PTA will hold tiuo i.le on March 16 and Uie topco warcnou.o, one block off Main street on bi Fourth, ncross from the to building, according to an Jgnctmcnt from Mrs. llcury itt. PTA president, iint. are uracd to help in projev. uy Mvnnmin num. iimes. toys, dishes or anv r articles that huvo consod i of value to them but might 0 someone clso, They aro ntcd to send rummage lo 01 during March 12 to 16, noma in bom the olomon- nd junior high obtaining moit articles for tho sale be awarded prizes. a .i o o yiy Given tlLtlAKE Earl McFall of Hike was the guest of honor delightfully planned birth party, given by hi. nieces, il Kalina and Irene Freltuo Hilln on Friday evening, fciein guests were bidden e affair, which Included low at the Broadway the i after which refreshments I jerved at the home of ind Mr.. Vac Kalina. The I Was centered with two Idly cakes. huts Included Mr. McDan I of Klamath Falls, Earl Ml, Silver McFall and Shir- i McFall of Tulelako, Vnc )i, John Frcitag, Elzlo Rob. Ronald Kalina, Ethel Rob Ruth Kalina, Gary Frcitag, Freltag, Irene Frcitag and I Kalina, all of Mailt). A A J4 1 BEVERLY AMY GROVE Beverly Amy Grove, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Grove, was christened nt St. Paula Episcopal church on Sunday. Febru ary 11 Mr. and Mr., J. A. Kannedy acted in proxy for Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Staley of Spokane who are the infant's godparents, as well as Mrs. Phil Schrocder of this city. Comart Baby Shower LANGELL VALLEY A love ly stork shower was given at tho Bonunzu llbrnry on March 2, honoring Mrs. Lclund Stochs lor. llostcssc. for the affair in cluded Mrs. Owen Popple, Mrs. Virgil Sclunoe, Mrs. John Rosi, and Mrs. Eugene Horsluy, Thu dccorullons wore carried out In the pink unci blue theme, und u hciiutlful cake was top ped with u stork and dulnty roses. Tall bluo taper, glowed In crystul holders. A contest was enjoyed before the opening of muny lovely gifts, und the prl.c was award ed to Mary Schooler. Refresh ments were served later In the afternoon lo Mrs. Martin Stochsler, Mrs. Joe Horsley, iwrs. jerry mcuartic, Mrs. Birdie Burke, Mrs. Lester Boggs, Mrs. Gilbert Harrison, Mrs. Frank Pool, Mrs. Ronald Ross, Mrs. Clyde Horsley, Mrs. Don Schooler. Mrs. Ern Glvan, Mrs. John Hoyden, Mrs. John Drls coll, Mrs. Reg Thomas, Mrs. Hurlnn Prough, Mrs. Emma Rucck, Mrs. Keith Turner, Mrs. Belle Brown, Mrs. Bcruice Smith, Mrs. Ed Gowcn, Mrs. Bill Burnett, Mrs, r . w. Brown, Mrs. Ben Dixon, Mrs. Joe Po tucck, Mrs. Hiizel Brewster, Mrs. Herbert Jones, Hazel Morrison, Mrs. Malcolm Tenrc, Mrs. Mary Sparks, Mrs. Lester Lcavitt, Mrs. Everett Sparks, Mrs. W. D. Campbell, Mrs. Owen Pepplc, Mrs. John Rosa, Mrs. Eugene Horsley and Mrs. Virgil Schmoc. Mnny friends who were un able lo attend, sent gifts as well as their good wishes. Contract Club Idoline ScIhidd entertained the Thursday Contract club at her homo on 510 North 10th on March 8 for dessert and cards. Attending were Bertha Hewitt, Fannie Thompson, Olive Burke. Win Bark. Stella Dry den, Clara McPherrcn and Alice Lawrence. High score was held by Bcrlhn Hewitt, second by Alice Lawrence and the travel ing award went to Fannie Thomnson. Alice Lawrence of HfiOH Anderson wilL be the next hostess. Klip the Red Cron At Hit Sid DISTINCTIVE APPAREL phone 8222 901 Main to be worn V., - back pn your head . with sweet demeanor, Black, brown, burnt sugar,. VoH nauu. nr erflen., 10.00 Shower Dairy A stork shower, which was planned and given for Mrs. Lclund Stoehsler. the for mer Juonitu Horsley, of Klam ath Falls on the afternoon of March 2 at 2 o'clock was cur ried out, although the guest of nonor wa. unable to attend due to illncs., The Bonanza library was decorated with spring flowers ana mo acsscn table wus cen tered with a largo cako topped with rose, and centered witli a miniature stork. Tall blue tap ers were placed at either end of the table. The many lovely shower gifts were opened by the grundmoth-cr.-to-be, Mrs. Murtin Stoehsler and Mrs. Joo Horsley, After the presentation of gifts, refreshments of cake, ice cream and coffee were served to. Mrs. Joe Horsley, Mrs. Mar tin Stoehsler, Mrs. Eulu Prough, Mrs. Alameta Horsley and Chandellc, Mrs. Margaret Hoy den, Mrs. Kathryn Driscoll, Mrs. Joe Glvan, Mrs. Olive Ross, Mrs. Mury Schooler, Mrs. Bernlce McCarlle.' Mrs. Grace Harrison, Mrs. Birdie Burk, Mr.. Martha Pool, Mrs. Vcslo Boggs, Mrs. Virginia Thomas and daughter, Mrs. Emma Rueck, Mrs. Bernice Smith, Mrs. Florence Turner, Mrs. Belle Brown, Mrs. Blanche Gowen, Mrs. Hazel Brewster, Stork 5hower MIDLAND The ladle, of the Midland Grungo were hostesses al a stork shower which wa. giv en al the home of Mrs. Mildred Lament for Mrs. Ray Burkhart, daughter of Mr.. Lee Sutton. Mrs. Burkhart'. husband i a corporal attached to the signal corps of tho United State, army and is overseas at the present time. Games were played and re freshments served to twenty guests. Mrs. Burkhart received rnanv lovely gift, from Mrs. Nel lie Motschcnbackcr, Mr., Helen Lurgenl, Mrs. Betty Largent, Mrs. Mildred Largont, Mr.. Amy C'rapo, Mr.. Emma Lamm, Mr.. Minnie Andrieu, Mrs. Marie An driou, Mrs. Blanche Flowers, Mrs. Paulino Flowers, Mr.. Thai ma lliiuch, Mrs. Mary Heavclyn, Mrs. Ellen Ely, Mrs. Sutton, Mrs. Burhnra Mistier and Mrs. Fay Burkhart. S AltamontPTA The regular monthly meeting of Ihc Allamont PTA will be held In the gymnasium of the elementary school at 2:30 p. m. on Tuesday, March 13. Lt. Cmdr. Gilmer, chaplain at the Marine Barracks, will present a talk of special interest to parents, which will be followed by a short movio of Oregon scenery. An added feature will be the pre., cntation of several vocal num bers by pupil, of the fifth and sixth grades. ' Members are especially urged lo bo present for Ihc election of officers for the coming year, which will be followed by tea served by mothers of the third, fourth and fifth grades. A short meeting of the execu tive committee will precede the regular meeting, which will be headed by Ihe president, Mrs. W. S. Metier. Mrs. Jack Crawford of Lake shore drive is doing nicely at Hillside hospital where she re cently underwent surgery. ' Mrs. Miriam Potucek, Mr. Glcnna Jones, Hazel Morrison, Mrs. Cora Lcavitt, Mrs. Mar garet Burnett and son, Mrs. Christine Brown, Mrs. Alia Dixon, Mrs. Theresa Teare, Mr.. Nctlic Sparks and Billy, Mrs. Mary Sparks, Mrs. Mildred Campbell, and the hostesses, Mrs. Owen Pepplc, Mrs. John Ross, Mrs. Gene Horsley and Mrs. Virgil Schmoe. Mrs. Cleora Arant remained in Klamath Fall, with her i-ter-in-law, Mr.. Stoehsler dur ing the shower. , VITAL STATISTICS COKra.TRorn il Klamath Valley hnxpltal. Klamath Falls, Ore., March 0, lf4. to Mr. and Mr.. Jamet Coflttt, M2U women, a noy. weignr- u pounua. O-SULLIVAN Born at Klamath Val ley hospital, Klamath Fall., Ore., March I, itfio, to mr. ana Mn. noocn u aum van. n fflrl. Welaht: T Doundi 7 ouncei. AtlTRY Born at lllllilde hospital. Klamath Falls. Ore.. March . IMS. to Mr. and Mrs. Buddie Autry. Keno, Ore,, n noy. wcigui: , pounds o ounces. Your Red Cross Donation It Needed! DISTINCTIVE APPAREl, Phone 8222 . 901 Main cut a new silhouette w ithy a BOLERO EFFECT No, riol a suill . . , but ai bolero-effect dress of rayon crepe , , , brimming over with White lace-on-sheer frou-frou that looks like a blouse, can be worn as a labol, or spread shawl-wise across youiUhoulders. Black, navy. Sizes 1 2 to 20 22.50 Saturday. March 10, IMS HERALD AND MEWSMYEM ' A Double-Barreled Opportunity . . . YOU WANT TO SERVE YOUR COUNTRY::? YOU WANT TO PREPARE YOURSELF FOR POST-WAR OPPORTUNITIES YES you can do totH NOW! The Navy' need is your opportunity! - RADAR a magic name one of the war's most exciting developments. The Navy needs men; hundreds of them, for RADAR training for eventual service on land, sea, air. Technical knowledge is desirable but not required. If you have background of high" school mathematics, physics, know something about shop practice, basic electricity, you may qualify. Once qualified, you enter as a seaman, first class (army equivalent corporal.) Ten monthi of specialized training follow and upon successful completion a petty officer rating. Countless new opportunities open in the post-war world qualify to Hold key position In" television, industrial electronics, broadcast radio, aircraft' radio, and other scientific occupa tion!. How to Qualify for Radar Training EIiLreTJ.ES Voluntary enlistments in the Navy are open to men of 17 and those who are . 88 and over. Parents.' consent is required if 17. INDUCTEES All inductees who pass their pre-induction physical examination and meet Navy standards, may take the Eddy Test Those who pass are assured of assignment to the Navy for Radio Technician Training. YOUR FIRST STEP IS TO TAKE THE EDDY TEST AT YOUR NEAREST Navy Recruiting Station Post Office Building O Klamath Falls, Oregon O r . - J U. S. Nary Recruiting Station - Port Office Building Klamath Fall., Oregon. . Pltaae send me additional Information I on tho Navy'a Radio Technician Pro- i I . gram. I an years of age Mam . Address . City .... glate. u I I . . a- - J Published as a Voluntary Contribution to the Navy's War Effort Currin's for Drugs Waggoner Drug Co. Everbody's Wood's Drug Store Ciit.lt at Drus V -. )
