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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 24, 1945)
oiks From Home K Over The World Evory onco In a while those ".mnll world" stories Don lln rot thorn coming those days from men In serv cc acXred ftver the vvurld and ut places they had never heart of before ,v were snipped mil. Klmwllt... .... i ihfl milium " won , a U'Ui blonde boy, while cup . .i hi.i.lf nn IiIh linml II.. wncu i"i - - ,tt yciiine- I'm from jviuiiiuui runs, jic- . ..... II. .l. ,.l,.,,l., 1.. I.rt JltlU I -n nwn uuut hi K, bout.", Jlo win repenting this NCIHOII o uwii imuvuw uiib ui ..hut, Stuurt writes tlmt Ernie ,i. of "Druvo Mun" fiimo, la on . carrier apparently to cover ,e war in wo i-uciuc iiuur n.g Kng stint over In the European ietter. it Don Klrkniitrlck. home onl England, ' Into Lt, corgo Epperson a fuw days oft going overseas but ouuildo of J?roit and a number of men th whom ho trained, tlmt was 8 only iiuiiiviuwii iutu iiu hw. nannv Peck, ion of Mr. and Urj. Charles Peck, wrote home L tc his folks linn ho was Lund "that evening" to the Hcd Cross hewlciuurtcr In the Alsace Siilrlct oi rrancc io see a gin om Klumath Fulls who was sta n lliero with tho fled Cross. Ehe girl Is Mary June Jenkins :id Her Red Cross outfit Is at tached to ino inn annorea ai i nn i.i. Tommy uhuciiiiq also naa reunion overseas when ho dot ihrce-duv leuvo ii om his ar- Gnrv outfit oud went to Paris, iu unloved II visit with Mnrthu innfs. formerly of this city and Knu nerving with tho wuc in firli. Martha made her home ut Ilia R. Hcber Rndcllffc's while tre with St. Puul's church ns IJTO worker, Folks ore looking forward lo visit next week from MuJor tnd Mrs. Denton J. Kccs and Ihelr voting son. Denton Jon. fenny was recently upped In Sink following his return to the fijnltrd States lifter release from iCabanatunn. One of the great tories of the war. Marry at Home urlu?J.,omo of Mr a,d Mrs. I w. While on Johns avenue was Also home Is Marine Lt. Wll liim Honner who has been fly hi in the Miirshiills. Ho Joined fr.ii wife, the former Mury Lou Johnson, at Pomona where she Hi attending school, and they left this weekend for Portland to Riilt his mother and sister, Mrs. tPwev C. Honner and Mrs. Her- Rrt Bnllln, They should be here next wcck. A week ago Mrs. Hugh O'Con nor of Merrill brought us a gin-Inrbread- house for tho children il li a work of art, even to tho (om wucn in inn garden, ciiu Idrei. at Riverside were so dc (lighted with the house thut It Is now making a lour of the city uchools and tho little folk ore paring again the story of linn- Kl ana urcioi. ino gingere-rcaa house, with frosting, candy and cookie trim, was made by a Ger man prisoner of war at Camp White. Ho must havn been a tiro- Sluilonal baker before goosc itepplng for tho Vntcrland,. as Bvery bit of work has the touch lot the Old World and a master rrajtsman. (L.S.) 5 5 faby Shower Mrs. R. D. Fuller was hostess it a stork shower for her niece, Mn, Holier Hcrendccn on Tucs- oy cvonlmi. March 13. at 8 bclock. The affnir was given at fie Fuller homo, 1824 Portland, Ind decorations included bou- puets of daffodils and pussy- Pillows WHICH worn nrrnnacrl foom mo room. The shower tflfU wirn nre. Jcnted lo tho guest of honor by lying them on a clothes rack Mich hud been covered with Jinn crepe paper and was cen- "tea wiin a berlbboncd stork. Following tho ooenlmt of the lilts, gin rummy was enjoyed by suesis, wiin nigh prize going ? Mrs. Bud Brodlo and consols to Mrs. James Dnuuhcrty. aucstr, w!io enjoyed tho evening Mrs. Arclilo Diment, Mrs. - B. Morrison, Mrs. E. S. Shel !), Mrs. Tom Laird, Mri. Pete Mrs. Frank Uogutny, Mrs. juries Liouc, Mrs. Jim uougher- V'WU. ftl i Q fa'A.iHnfilr Ivl r rl Stmilrln -nH ft.'j h,7nv rinl-. .k ... ....o. ...... Tliu husband ot the guest of Ollor Is Willi tlin II. S. nnvv. ww pvernous somowhero in the cine. I, ,. . , a ocautlfully simple caudle Iglil ceremony when bet- if Ho1,". "'. ?"n 'eKo becamo the lirlrln nf Wnrl.. I .i.uulini. uw and s'QDcniE'ir w By joatt QampMell ic. US nnvv. mi Ui.ii.1..'..1 nlng, March 17, at U o'clock. I he double rlnu ..oro.,,,,,.,, ,., performed bororo a buy window arcli which wus decorated with green huckleberry nnd white sot In bows, and flnnltnfl nui.. side wltli tall white tapers. Chup- ...iii ouni-a oi mn Mamatii naval ulr station officiatm! mul I w iine gave tno bride in mur- riuge. For the wr-Hrllno Mr. t.h.ii. chose a palo blue jersey dress with white accessories, ond wore a corsage of gardenias and rose- uuus, A rccention was held I rrtmpfll. alcly following the ceremony, wiin an nrronKCincill ot plnK 0I1U whito carnations centering tho table. The tiered wedding cake was cut by the young cuiiulc aiul served by Mrs. Harvey Lumsden and Mrs. fjpencer Hiscncr. Tlic groom's cake, which was a gift to the couple from Mrs. L. J. Brink, was pnssed In a silver bas ket by Muriel While. Mrs. Cllf- lord Kolly and Marunret Whiln of Prlncvlllo assisted about the rooms. The groom Is a veteran of sev eral nuval engagements, and ot present Is attached to the naval ulr base hero. Ho hus purchased mnu in ino iienicy district, nnd the young couple plon to reside permanently In Klamath Falls. . Soroptimists In the first of a series of pnpers on Canada, Mrs. Coral Sabo told the Soroptimist club at its Wednesday meeting an Interesting story of the third largest country In the world, describing its geographical and political divisions. The Al legheny mountains in the cast and the Rocky mountains In the west form the natural barriers that determine a difference In industry and the life ot the peo ple. Tho largest manufacturing centers arc in eastern Canada, and there also is located the French dominated province of Quebec, she stated. Tho central portion Is given over to the raising of wheat, and the chief Interest of the west coast Is forest products. In the little known Nortli country, the background of mysterious and romantic tales,' lias been found oil. oitch blends, and many otlici raro minerals. There, too, is found the oldest rock formations on the earth, as well as the new est formation, tundra. The vast country, linked to gether by the third largest rail way svstcm in the world, and with 75 per cent of its popula tions near tne ooraer oi uic United States, has developed many characteristics of our coun try and snares many oi our in terests. Tho relations between Canada and the United States proves to tho world that big and powerful nations can live together in peace and harmony, said Mrs. Sabo. The Business and Professional Women's club and the Soropti mlst club have been appointed to sponsor the Seventh War Loan drive, and have chosen State Representative Rose M. Poole ns chairman, Engaged Mr. "and Mrs. Verne S. Mc Clollun of 910 High street have announced the engagement of their daughter, Patricia, to Staff Sergeant George Demetrakos, army air corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Demetrakos of 2137 Main street. Staff Sergeant Demetrakos is home on -a 30-day furlough, after spending eight months in England as the tail turret gun ner on a Liberator bomber. The bride-elect is a student at Klamath Union high school, and is to graduate in June with the class of 1945. No wedding dale has been set by tho young couple. Junior Hostesses D ance M on clay !Pi. m. i t . ' . ' t.,- -i .li H..I.I. tn s rltinr-n luieiaKe unarasnien lurnisnco.. n " - x pilch wus given ns a farewell party for a battalion leaving Camp ieiaKe. The affair was an event of Monday, marc i, f"oad of USO Junior Hostesses ' were taken to 'lu clake as wrtnnvn i . ii.- .i - i,.. ...nM. alert riii-nUhprl ' bv the gjs at tho Klamath naval air station,, as well as girls from Thrrn I. 1.J i.. - i .' r .1. Wm... 'rcntvt tlin lnpnl nir stn- On al n . . . 1 . - nunnies uoii and uoun-" P club on Tuesdnv. Anrll 17. . E5cnB will bo enjoyed from I?" w H:3o and the Chicago V: section ot tho Murine -". will . furnish the The Waves are to Invite h 'wn escorts for this dunce, 's being sponsored by the l?.T: atl. il Avlll-bo a program I th w Blsll0P 8 member rrangemenls.- .. . LenUs, monthly magazine has nnvo the first edition pub-; S ''"''Ing the first part, of . sinn in , enarge or publication meets every Friday, and Mrs. Otto Ellis, Senior Hos tess, and Edna Lindcr, Junior Hostess, arc In charge of the "gossip, column." Mrs. Conradi Is taking caro of the "Snackbar c?....ini.ni Amm nli-lc:mninr. Olltiltlii.o . nii . Kntiohal Catholln Community Servico represcniauve, i.v "" jn..M u i,ntltlilna nf flip Waves and special .programs. Marilyn Bloomberg, a service wife, is In charge of tho wives' program, i. -ii . ....nmimiintR pnneern- HIIU' Wl uimtiB""-'--- , ,. ing general information and all Hostess announci.-iin.il" in the hands of Alice Miles. I , ' '''''.'; ' r ' rkffi v- I -r - ti l ' ' f.. ,y '-'if .' ' C Xmmmak ; ' if, ' '' 't ' . "' ' ' '' X . T'Jf wy. ' -;; J f v 'Af i : "?J & - Sir , JAAA, ff . 1 ' ;:jaa! 't Ah, zfeJ-l ' - IK;mtm . . "TT i J im hun - f mr i ,n affp , '', : . v . .'.... -. ';i..'ji'.'.'i:';i ? v:,.,,, .. .. : Plans Being Made For Cabaret Dance v . , ' . ? ' .' . : ' n . Plans are being made for. a cabaret dance to ba hmM t fh. BOQ of the Marine Barracks on Saturday. March 31. ir.ntpi4.in. ment will be provided during the entire evening, and tickets are on sale at the BOQ. All Interested are asked .to- make their reser vations early. - ; . . . . . 1 ; . Mrs. L. T. Coggeshall.. Mrs. SteDhen Kasnar ind .Mn .T w Haviland were hostesses at a tea which was given In honor of Mrs. Mitcnell Paige on Friday, iviarcn ao,. in quarters 8. The lace-covered tea table was cen tered with an. arrangement, of spring flowers, and a wedding cake. Mrs. .George O.. Vau Orden and Lt. (Jg) Catherine Harkins - presided at the silver tea service,: and Mrs. Paige was presented with a lovely corsage from the hostesses, . KAREN AND KAY were-the names chosen for the five-month-oldi twin. douhters, borrn, November 3, to Lt. and Mrs. J. M. (Pete) Pritchard. Mrs. Pritchard, the former .-Francis -Moorman.', of .Ft.' Sumner,- New Mexico, is making her ' home with her . parents at Fresno, California, while her husband is-'Serving wth; -the army , air corps in the Philippines. Karen and Kay are the first grandchildren of Mr., and-Mrs. -J. -F. Pritchard of this city. . To Entertain Mrs. Harry Richardson will be hostess Tuesday afternoon, March 27, lo the Happy Hour club at her home on . South Riverside. . - " , At the club's last meeting on March 13, Mrs. R. G. Motschcn bneher presided as hostess- at her home on Walnut when, be sides the members, she .enter tained three guests Mrs. Paul Keller, Airs. Levi McDonald and Mrs. Len Royce. Members present included Mrs. George Blehn, Mrs. Frank Evans, Mrs. Sydney Evans, Mrs. Anna Funk, Mrs. J. H. Hamil ton, Mrs. C. C. Heidrich, Mrs. Maud 1-Iosley, ' Mrs. George Humphrey, Mrs. Jennie Hum, Mrs. II. E. Jones, Mrs. J. J: Keller, Mrs. Harry Richardson, Mrs. Curl Sandell, Mrs. H. J. Savidge, Mrs. W. J. Steinnwlz and the hostess. . now alb The Navy Officers Wives club met at the BOQ of the Klamath naval air station on Wednesday, March 21. Cards and bipgo fol lowed the regular business meet ing, with high score for bingo going to Mrs. R. R. Darron and high prize in bridge to Mrs. George Stauftnr. Plans are-underway for the spring dance which will bo held during -the first ot April. . . .,-.. Tho next regular meeting and card party of the NOW- club will be held at the BOQ at 2 o'clock on April 5, and all members and gucsls uro cordially invited. r-rT Birthday Pariy :;: : Wu I tor Beane was the guest of honor at a birthday party on Friday, . March 10, when Mrs. Beane enlerlnined a few friends at their home on Pacific Ter race. ; - . . -. Bridge wus played during the evening with high score going to Barbara Beane and Ed Ostcrt clort. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Merle West, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Igl, Mr. and Mrs; Edward Hanly, Ed Ostendort, .' Barbara Eeanc, tho honor guest and the hostess. : ; : Aloha Chapter Aloha chapter, number 61. Or der of 'Eastern Star, will hold Its regular meeting on Tuesday, eve ning, March 27, at 8 o'clock; Aft-; er tno initiation of candidates and other business, a social hour with refreshments will ifollow. Sallla Wood, worthy matron, and Arthur Dickson, worthy patron,; extend an invitation to all mem bers and visiting members to attend Daffodil Dance" ;V Slated Jo n ig H t ;:jv::-.;: ' : '. ': ' '-. - - - - : .. " 5 - The annual "Daffodil" dance '.of .""the Winter -Dancing ; club will be given Saturday evening,.-. tonight,'; at Reames -Golf . afd Country club. , . , -..'.'. .. ' . In keeping with the: war-time- ruling , of .'midnight ' closing, cocktails will be served at 8 o'clock; with" music -fbr dancing at 8:30 o'clock. And everything will, stop at 11:3Q with. a number of parties planned. :- later InY. -r, ; rr private homes, .Members of the committee.are those who have served as the executive group for Winter Dancing club, including Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kindcrdick, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Calhoun, Mr. and. Mrs, Carroll Colvln, Mr. and Mrs. Noel Becar, Mr. and Mrs. Henri Conradi, Mn.'and Mrs. Leland Conroyi . who are coming over fromV Lakeview, and Mr; . and Mrs. EUrl 'Gardner, spending :the weekend here from ; their new home in Medford.' ; 1 'This "Daffodil" ; dance is' the last of a '.series of parties ar ranged by the ciuo. .. 4 t r t I I V M - A t - V V t , '.qV'M.'.;Ai A Ai A A' MR. AND MRS. ROBERT PERKINS. were' martifed on Friday, January 26, at Reno, Nevadat and are. now: I ivingi hi-Klamath Falls for the present time. The . groom was captain of the football team at Klpmath -Union;' high '.school , for -the .1944 stiason. . , , ' r,-T-Kennell.Elli Service Wives A Service Wives Club has been organized at the USO. and meet mgs are held every Monday afternoon at 1:30 p. hi. at the Uou center. . All wives or serv icemen are cordially invited to attend the next meeting . which will be held on Monday, March 26. ..'.' ' An evening eroun is also being planned for those wives whose husbands are overseas, or those who work during the day, and have only their .evenings free. This group plans to meet-Mon day night at 8 o'clock at the center, and will be primarily a social group to play cards and plan parties. - xne atternoon grOUp will dal - with mnttprs ot a more serious nature, including making of scraobooKS, puonsn- ing the monthly USO paper, and participating in arts and crafts of various types. ; . . Stork Shower " Mrs. Charles Scadey was the guest of honor at a stork show er, which was given ty Mrs. James Cronhv at her home on 1 026 Portland on Tuesday eve- nine. March 13.' at 8 o clock i ' Decorations for the affair in cluded a large stork in the cen ter of "the room, and bouquets of daffodils and violets were ar ranged in vases that carried out the idea of the shower. A table of bridge and one of rummy were in nlay during the. evening, and the centerpieces - were crystal bowls in . which lighted candles and gardenias were floated. . .Mrs. Jack McGuire was award ed high score for rummy, and Mrs. George' Brattdn Jr., won the high prize, in bridge. Other guests at the affair included Mrs. Jack Watson, Mrs. Norman Moty, Mrs. James Hurlihy and 1V11S.- UU11II ivxaguiL t:.. , ;,, . . . Anniversary . ; ' In hoiior" of their, twenty-fifth silver wedding anniversary Mr. ana Mrs. waiter ueane enter tained with a party on Monday March 19. Cocktails were served at their home on Pacific Terrace, after which the guests enjoyed dinner and dancing at LaKesliore inn. : ' - ; The- Beancs were Dresented with a lovely basket of flowers from the group, as well as sev eral lovely pieces ot silver. Those who "were invited to the : oc casion were- Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Ellingson Sr.. Mr. and Mrs, Crleh Hout, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Drake, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wiesendaneer. Mr. and Mrs Paul Landry, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Albrecht, Mr. and Mrs. . Carl Stelnselfer, Mrs. Stanley ' Sin clair, " Ed Ostendorf , . Barbara Beane and the host' and hostess, ANW Club Mrs. W. P! McMillan of 217 Pine street, entertained for the pleasure of members- of the Art Needle Work club Wednes day afternoon.. Mrs. McMillan was assisted by her daughter, Mrs. V. Brewbaker. Keith Kay lor, five ...years old; and: great grandson of the hostess, was also present. This: will probably be the last gathering of the club at this, well-built, well-nreserved. and close-m home, built by the McMillans in the early 1900s, jor.rars. McMillan is offering the place for sale. The First Presbyterian church in Klamath rails stood tor many years on the lot adjoining the McMillan property. (now the R. E. Watten burg home), and early day mem bers of this church will recall that Mrs. McMillan' was handy for , the . needs of the church. such as borrowing ' matches, cooking utensils, - or anything necessary in carrying out church activities even to connecting with ' her electric current' in order to put on a picture show. Mrs.' McMillan recalled' that the last mentioned performance Diew out tne (use in Jrer home, left her Mn - darkness, and con siderably exasperated in spirit. Mrs. McMillan will continue to live in Klamath Falls where her children, grandchudren and great- grandchildren live, . but will. find a smaller place better suited to her present needs. ' ". On: Wednesday, April 4, Mrs. J. Parker.. 803 Lincoln. . will entertain the club. ; ... Shower Given Mrs.' Robert-A. Jones, the for mer Irene Jackson, "was the guest of honor at a miscellaneous bridal shower which was eiven at .-the home of the bride's moth er, Mrs. Carl L. Jones of 2531 settle street, on Tuesday; March 13. . Mrs. Jones was married at St.' Louis, Missouri on February 13, and is making her home in Klamath Falls, while her hus band is on' duty at the Klamath naval air station. ' .-. 1 1WO figures -of a hridft nnH bridesmaid were ' placed ; before the fireplace. A : buffet .supper was served from a beautifully decorated table, centered with, a wedding, cake in honor of the recent bride. Bunco . was play ed during the evening, with prizes going to Mrs. S; R. Balsiger, Mrs. E. Lee, Mrs. - G. i Collins and Mm. Sallv auen.. - .... - ...... Utner guest nresent - umrp Phyllis Hutchins, Leora - -Kalk-man, Mary Eederson,-Mrs. Bob Maars, Mrs. Bob-Euscombe.'Mrs. G. Bellant, Mrs. H. Frei. Mrs. Coddington and Mrs. moffmhri. grandmother- of the bride who is visuing nere irom Long ueacn California. ' , . . : . . Major and Mrs. Goodwin L. Luck are receiving - congratula tions on the birth ot a- daugh ter; born March. 10. .Betsy Ells was the name chosen for the little girl who w e 1 g h e d six pounds and ten ounces at birth. Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Ginoc- chio entertained with a dinner In honor of Dr. M.: J. Wrigley on' Tuesday .evening 1 at - their home on LagUna street. Those helping to celebrate the- occa sion were I Cmdr. J and Mrs. Stephen Kaspar, ' Lt. Cmdr. and Mrs. J. 1 M.- Babcock' and Mrs. M.. J.. Wrigley. . . Dinner Party In- honor . of Staff Sereeant George Demetrakos, whose en gagement to .Patricia McClellan was announced recently,- Mrs. James Robinson and Mrs. Verne McClellan- entertained with a dinner party at the McClellan nome at ' 919 Pine on Sunday evening, March 18. : : ' : Guests at the. affair included George Demetrakos, the guest or , nonor, Patricia . McClellan, the bride-elect, Mrs. Inez- Pink- slon. Mr. ahd Mrs. James R6b- inson, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Mc Clellan,- Christine : Demetrakos. Dale : Druhman and Mrs. Otis w. uray. Officers Wives The Officers ' Wives club" at the Marine Barracks -will spon sor a., cabaret supper dance to be held at the bachelor, officers quarters at the . Barracks on Saturday, evening, March. 31, Tickets are now on. sale, and as the number of .reservations iSi strictly limited,' all ' officers wives should remind their hus bands to see Captain -Byrne: as soon, as possible.' 1 J - Because of tne expected visit Of General Julian- Smith, U. S marine corps, the Post , Pro duction eroun will not meet at the - BOW on Tuesday, Marcn 27. The St. Patrick's Day party at the BOQ on. Saturday eve ning was a tremendous success. Dr. Andrew Ginocchio- was the master of ceremonies, and the floor, show :'. consisted of. several - skits pertaining to St. Patrick's . Day. .Those faking part in the entertainment were,.- Dr. -and Mrs. Ginocchio,', Dr. and' Mrs. Wrigley,. Lt. Cmdr. and Mrs. Babcock,: Capt: and: Mrs. Putt and Lt.. Gorman. . At midnight, a delightful' buf fet supper - was -served. - The lounge was decorated in green ' and -white, and each guest -was presented -: with - a '- shamrock. Mrs. ' D. V. Anderson and Dr. O. ' R. Scott - won the special prizes of 'the evening. ' Capt. Frederick . G. LeWis was in Portland last week on a business trip. . Mrs. Lewis ac companied her husband to .the northern city, and visited with friends there. " '. ., .' Venture Club Members of- the Venture club were euests at a lovely dinner Served by Jda Momyer. Odell, Gertrude Moore and Kita w nise nant at the Whisenant residence On Tuesday, March' 9. Flower? shaped-candles in spring pastels - ana a corsage oi violets wmcn marked each place, delighted the guests "with their hint of spring. 'Following the d in n e r and a short -business - meeting; Mrs. Donald F. : McKay, president 9i the League of Women Voters, gave an enlightening talk on the Dumbarton Oaks proposals. ' " Hereafter;.the-Soro ptimisl club-.will 'entertain at the -regular social meetings of the ,Ven ture club. An invitation has also been extended for the president and a. member , of the Venturs club to be guests at the Soropti mist luncheon each week. The next social meeting will be- held on .April 17 at -which time either. Mrsi' Frank . AdamJ of Merrill or Mrs. Rose M. Pool of 400 Conger, will. entertain th club. ' - ... . .' . . ' Couple Marry ' Patricia Murphy, attractivt daughter of Mr.- and Mrs. Carl O. Murphy, of 2449 ,White, be came- the bride of Corpora Robert E. Haizlip, U. S. marine corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Haizlip of Lakeland, Florida, at an evening . ceremony which took place at the.'. First- Metho dist church on Wednesday, March 14. The Reverend Victoi Phillips officiated. . '. : The bride;' given1 in marnaea by her. . father, chose . a . grey tailored suit with blue acces sories, and a ; corsage of gard enias and rosebuds was pinned to. her shoulder. - . '" ; ' .' Marjorie Ongnian was 'th maid of honor, and wore a gold suit with brown accessories and a corsage of talisman, rosebuds Sergeant Paul Fredricks, USMC stood as best man'for the gropm, . . ; A reception was held at ;thi home of the bride's parents im mediately . following the cere mony. ' The young couple plan to make- their, home in Phila delphia, Pennsylvania wherr Corporal Haizlip is now- -stationed.. k- .... ' . i Birthday Celebrated With Skating Party" l In order -to help' celebrate' her sixteenth: birthday. :on Sun. day, March 18; Jean Hilton, daughter of Dr. and. Mrs. James M. Hilton of 435 Hillsidef Invited a group of her friends to a party at Poole's Rollerdrome; Skating and. refreshments, were enjoyed from eight Until ten. ' , '.' ' ' , .' ; . , i The guests included Mary: OJBrien, : Jody Bennet, Riith Landry, Mary Ann Mills, Connie Hunt.y- Joyce Sample, Marilyn McClel lan, Yvette Sweet, Marilyn Net chocott. Norma - Smith, . Mary Ann Sexton, Margaret , Billiard, Anna Johnson, Lynden King, Betty -Lou Claig,. Dorothy Col lier, Larry Klahii, Dick Vates, Jack Eittrelm,. Wesley Robinson, Phillip McGilvary, Charles Mar tin, Gene Peyton, Wright Carl ion, Bob Mocabee;, John' Lath rope, George, Olson.' Bud Selby, Sonny Bussman and the. hostess, Jean . Hilton! " i Mr., and Mrs." Alfred J3. Col lier and Mr. and-Mrs. Paul O. Landry.-assisted. . v : Ten Years Old , . .Ort March 20, D I a n e OWen burg, 'daughter of Dr. 'and Mrs Ray W. Oldenburg, will ,.cele brate her" tenth birthday, and -I group of her young friends havi been invited to her home on Pa cific Terrace for Ice cream ani cake after school. ; ." Those who have been Invite for- the occasion are Jean Adams Laura Coleman, Mary : Hooker Margo' Lisbony; Janice; Larson Alice Geary, Joanna Miller, Joni , Stahl and Barbara BabeociV
