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I 1 : rtf"'1 lsossc km jti. -IL-rLZ, 1 V; SL m J w Rj,f-W c.h rr . ! Bria!r5 130t4'- ' 11 utS grattiiatVms on tibe carta dauzbter. born Hars 29 i toe ' (UapensajTof Knae Ber-j nrkx. The tnnt exoZSXt. S :.y turned Lrnce Susan, welgbtd j rw.f vere aerved to J fix pounds five otmtxs t toto , jr 2asr Lertzfce. Mrs. Un 'j 'erat jBfrkt, ISxt. Victor r? Hewcomen to the pct ere-SeraJz. Mrs. Cowter Dreeszan, iif First Lt. and Mr. Paul i. Van-1 Mr. Joan Rmbiax. Mrs. Julius ! ;F tersch and Mrs. Robert Ffclkaer, t Oss, Mrs. Marx Howard, Mrs. ti Wit Ot Major Felkner. jlfeiry Lohnieze, Mrs. D. W. 4 . IBraM, Mrs. KirkpatriA, Mrs. ;.. Mrs. John Kider 'r. ana:Mr Eicd Lenip- Si 1 daughter. Donna, left Monday ; knhV K Aloert Honfelo Mrs. evening lor Fresno, caiiiornia, to visit with her parents for two weeks. Cmdr. and Mr. L. T. Cou- I shall entertained with a ooc tail 'party in their quarters on ' Wednesday between the hours - TMrtJ H l(S tolK Hunter, daughter of Mr. SuSSfS hf!aDd Hill Hunter of ? E w!l0,wweJh5e i Lemon Grove, California, to Dr 1 ' w wfwiSS f inVrlWiton, has beerTn ;i Mrc.Vj.'Carkon, Major and!K. 2LM of four and six tor Dr. Robert i 5 Mr. R. H, McCormJck.. Mr. and i Mr?. R. -Parns and.Captain ; and Mrs. Frederick G. Lewis. f 1 WO and Mr. X. B. Harrison 51 entertained Captain and Mrs. Of Frederick G. Lewis with a din I J:j ner on Thursday evening, April !' 8, at their home at 2028 Leroy. S i Wed Here In a ceremony read by the Rev. Bertrand F. Peterson at the parsonage of the Church of toe Nazarene last Monday at tao o'clock, Muriel Faith Rich ardson became the bride of Cpl. riorman Daniel Judge, united States marine corps. The couple were attended bv Mr. and Mn s':j Raymond Posteher. f i j . The bride is a resident of !f Asmand, Massachusetts, and the Eroom s lormer hor eeds, Massachusetts, groom's former home was in ieeos, Massachuset now at home here, They are I i i ' Extra Dance ill! An extra dance for members I f of the Winter Dancing club has scheduled for Saturday, April 81. Members who did not :,!jf purchase their ticket at the Daf ' - idll dance, which waa given re-i-; cently, are asked to contact Mr. ii Henri Conradi or any other :i i f! member of the committee. .;l'- Mualc for the affair will be furnished by Shepherd' band, 1 iii i"4 " d8nce i to be given at - K Reame Golf and Country club i ?,nd,wllI bln at 8 o'clock, con- :j tlnulng until J 1:30. bhowers foiven to onor Bride-Elect II r'fXd'r' ,! bi i pejt'few Si" ,CT"!r,') iMflnv lntplv 0iri '.. : j ito the guest of honor by the 25 juest who were there. The gift l.were offered to MIm Wilson in paper-covered hope chert by 'fMn. Boyd. ' ' .1 At seven n'elnilr ih 4U mnt ol Friday, April fl, Miss rwwn wh again honored t a llKCeHflnfimia flhnu,An. ...l.lt. .. riven at tlie Pelican' Parly room, "JU'J M": Jfrnw W. ffiloat '"J. The.Uble wa centered i.i,' " "rr"nmcnt or pink and 'hit flowers or the d I nner r, A . .-"nanus nr-rm 7rar -aiinr ; Ranks Given io itra. -IT" 3ue!! ya:tt!CV.r- Dien BeaeL Tieoanra TiranpBass ; lis Ssotb eroee pm to .STraroej to KaiKT Iko f On Tzxsrf. Karta 15, - r"1. . . Kr -Welter Ze-Ji5 ead Krt ?rziifaerieai the iwcae cf ?toe ianer a Ssanei iaoe- tori; iKwen lor tbe afeenwoo k : VErty. znd aa finest faraight a rf " - trxd vv-cSiiy to most ooe- . ' " j.. rJat & terrx hsd.Miss Daltcn returned to Dominican college at Son Rofoel, v T..... i.i. . ' I, Virginia KrjiLtoieitr and the bosV eawt. I I 5 May Wedding The engagement . of Alto 77,; 7"' " urS "'w.S. ! is emoloyed in the hujniw nf. lice at the New Providence ' hospital, The young couole clan to exchange vows at the AU Saint church in Portland sometime in May. Following the marriage, the two Dlan to travel to Mo. chusett via California, where Dr. Merrick will enter the army medical corps. Talks Being Given On Dumbarton Oaks r,,5?"HraJ,lJ? Jhe,r Pro? of presenting the condition of the tL ,5 proposal to as many group as are available, the League of Women Voters have contacted, up to the present If rT 8raln, 0 individuals. An Interratcd audience A 5 H'fte?rduM7-JTw5',a Ferguson talk on this subject ?efrJ..hJgl1 ,?;!,?21Jt,urAn week' and Mr. E. K. Lbos w.nCS1 the Bubl'ct to the Council of Churches, a group of thl varK "rhewKf r?preTtIniI the women' organizatior i of i,y.ry,. of the city. The Women'. wajj aaurcwwa hy Mrs. Donald MCKHV. A fnnim will U ducted by Mr McKay at the Hl-Y of the KUmath Union high school some time to the near future. During the San Francisco con ference, on which the eyes of the nation are now focused, the national office of the League of Women Voter will have representatives present. These representatives will keep local chapter furnished with "o'nrday er, and partly 'during the' smver, ano. oainty pink corsag es were presented to the bride elect and her tnviruer. Guest at the affair Included C?r Jftn W'lawi, her mother, A . K. Vlln, Mr. Andrew M. Oillier, Mr. Warren Poole, Mr. Htenley Soran. Mr. David WW.'.- i.J' WW- Mr. W'tKlllott, Mrs. R. R. Elliott, Mr, John Best, Mn, Robert Peitse, Betty .lone. Jean Rick etu, Ruth Henry, Lillian Red key and the hostess, Mr. Sloat. . v r '. ' ,; ? ' - ;' ; .. r :. t.,'.:J ' JpjV .; , V 1 i: k1 A DINNER GIVEN EASTER Tcm'rjr were iomj ui me k'kj'zh ui u"-... "-"' 14 vil!iam C. Daltco. after soendira a vocaticn with r Betrothal Told Easter Sun Elizabeth Louise Dalton. only daughter of Mr. and Mr. Wil liam C Dalton of Malin, will become the bride of Captain Robert A. Byrne, United States marine corps, member of the family learned Sunday when Mr. Dalton toasted the young couple and announced their betrothal at a dinner at the Dalton ranch home. No date has been set for the wedding. Betty Lou left Monday evening for San Francisco to resume her studies at Dominican college after spending Easter vacation 'here with her parent. Christened Constance Anne Weaver, four- n..n.u. ,A A ,n r 1 Mr,. CJark Weaver of San Francisco, was christened at urace catnearai in ban rran citco on Saturday, March 31, at four o'clock ,in the after noon. i Constance Anne, the only granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Weaver of this city, dress for the occasion. material day by day, together with names and addresses of all the American delegates to the conference. Citizen who may wish to contact any of these delegate with a view of expressing their opinions may get these names and addresses from Mr. McKay, telephone 8563, during the conference. Another service to be offered by the local chapter during the conference is a fuller explana tion of what is reported in the papers, if anyone desire fuller information. The material sent by the league representative will enable the local chapter to put forth this information to persons desiring lt. On April 18 a round table discussion on the Dumbarton Oaks proposals will be held at the rooms of the Library club with Mrs. McKay, Mrs. Fergu son and Mrs. Loosley leading, and questions from the floor following the speaker. All women of the city, whether member of the league or not are. urged to attend this meet Ing. Election of officers for the coming year will be held at thia time. With the ushering in of a new fiscal year for the league another group on foreign policy will be formed. This is one of the important undertakings of the league each year, and i open to all interested women whether members of the league or not. This most important national question deserves the attention of .aJI .thinking wom en. Women desiring to -join should' telephone Mrs. - McKay, f ' S.' If v.awr..." -i 51?' a SUNDAY ot the Datton ranch and Contain Robert A. Byrne, her oarents here. No date has - Captain Byrne is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Byrne of Cleveland, Ohio. He was graduated from John Carroll university at Cleveland in 1942, a major in philosophy, and en listed in the marine corps in April of that year. Captain Byrne served overseas with the third marine division and saw service at Guadalcanal, and in the New Georgia group. In June he reported to the Marine Barracks here and is officer in charge of the bachelor officer quarters. Guest at dinner Sunday afternoon included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jackson Dalton and daughter Shirley, who return ed Wednesday to Dominican, Robert Dalton, Billy Dalton, Miss Nora Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. William C. Dalton, and Betty Lou and her fiance. ! S PTA To Elect Final meeting for the school year of Fremont PTA has been announced for Wednesday after noon, April 11, in the school auditorium when election of of ficers will be held. , The Camp Fire Girl group and Girl bcouts troop sponsor ed by the PTA will appear at mis meeting, ana mere will De a short program, according to mr. tienry uerner, president. dav SHOWN SIGNING A TWO-YEAR LEASE to the Soroptimist House Is Mrs. Calvin Peyton Watching are three o her members of the Soroptimist club, including (left to right) Mrs' W. ChorTes Wh senont,. Mrs. Sheldon Brumbaugh ond Mrs. Coral Sabo. The Soroptim ist club is easing the- house from five 6wners who ore members of the club, and will con Zue to .maintain. it. as a hostess house for servicemen and their wives continue ':'"' 'r " ' Kennelt-Elli. home ot Molin, rnembers of . , . '. , ' United States marine corps. California, on MoncJoy evening been set tor the wedding KennellEUis. Son Born Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs. Frank Douglas Sharp, (Enid Winningham), announce the birth of a son, Michael Douglas, on March 18 at Stanford hos pital in San Francisco. Colonel Sharp ha been sta tioned in 6a n Francisco where he Is attached to the head quarters of the fourth air force, since January of 1944. Mr. and Mrs. Mylus P. Winningham. formerly of this city, visited heie last Sunday en route to their home in - Portland from San Francisco. They were ac companied by their grand daughter, Patricia Sharp, five. who wilt spend April wnn ner grandparent. Soroptimist House s Leased The Soroptimist dub has just completed a successful year in the maintenance of the Soroptimist House, and has renewed its lease for two years on the home at 73 Pine street. Providing tem porary quarters for the families of men stationed at the Marine Barracks and the Klamath naval air station, this project has been of real service to many visitors in Klamath Falls. Strangers in the city, with this opportunity for searching for a more permanent residence, enjoy the surroundings of a home under tne capame management of the hostess, Mr. Twyla Fer guson. In line with the policies of the National Federation of So roptimist clubs, and under the able leadership- of President Catherine Brumbaugh, the members of the Klamatn Falls organization have made a worth while contribution to the war effort in their work of th! past year, They will continue this service for the duration of the emergency, and share in the re Ecster Hat Pariy EL .3 ortf- r. 4. trtf-- 1 if." iiia::wr fir paa -T ! i.r trews o 1 3S ICS. CA"-i.U-3 & BJJC. and !tur:r tire fin n-wrir sTtv'";! 'J-f k far.: l-pT -f lar Jxs- or:ruJ ranirl cwjrf!- xn-fC im tturt ... :'t rf roiKJf m ;T; jh:ts pr sa.br,crJ,.rrui. i T $ nd rcor3 kZ. Or. 1 M. A. Ejcc- Mr i l5 'a ffl P-14- ? d i Nile Club i Meirjjen ol l-se i.wn o: Stbe Nuc hd m(t oeiithtlui , Jui-chton at the WilUrd hotel , on weenesday, Apni v unaer l.mei.rn,r of tnr derjU Urt. WaJter H. Browne. j Tne coci3-.if.ee to ait the ; Sfcnrje ciub in the 1 e ol i ttrkru ior toe dance as bene- S fit for cnppVed children, with j Mn Lawrence Bertraai aa jenairnaa. haa had ouutandim 1 success, and hopes to double lis previous es-ucuir. Many members of the Nile club are pjamung to attend the installation ceremony of Zule- ima temple. Daughters of tlie Nile, on Saturday. April 14, at Medlord. Three mcmoers 01 the local club will be installed as officers at this lime. ing Mrs. Steven Moss, Mr. ; i.j ,' former ter F. groan, ana Mrs , now of Medford. Two new members o the club to be welcomed at this time were Mr?. Fred H. Cofer and Mrs. F E Drake. Two members having birtbdav in April were honored. Mrs Harry Panning and Mrs. William Hagelsteln, heiohonDMav 2at"the Wnlard hutl. Hostesses tor the April 4 meeting were Mrs- Elmer C. Hamden. Mrs. U. A. rvenyon, i Mrs. Harry Panning and Mrs. otto Konschou s s Dote Set .m. p!r v.m, ot 7i8"Bu. have 'anno the engagement of their daugh- ter. Betty Mae Rugg to marine Corporal Emory Earl Padgett The wedding date ha been set for Friday. April 20. at the Immanuel Baptist cnurcn. Again I sponsibility of the community in meeting the present housing problem. The business meeting of the Soroptimist club at the Willard hotel on Wednesday, April 4, was given over to making plans for the Soroptimist House. It was announced that several more boxes are ready for ship ment to the sister club at Brighton and Hove, England. President Jean Thompson and Vera Ottoman were visitors from the Venture Club. ' I OOBOOT i- n. rr mnd hit WIIC. .ir. j - P. Le. Kr. C. & L- mnjM. hlch h been I The next Bet o ! the chinr.n. Mr. IVyton. I 'iTlS??. S clrt-vfu Mr .i Mrs. J.ck Murphy, Mr. on AJTSl IS- A rorcjj v. rwmi Mr and !jarC Hotel Is Scene ot Lovely I ea ; -w. hoirl -b thi K rvi by fu.ld of St. 'ul Eplropl church 011 h.ffi1 AV1I 7. C.rri. . beu.l .t i:IS. ,a .rvrr,.'' .'r-r rdcd (or the vriou Tx it ubie altnctlvcly dccortl with a ow cw, ki'of J!.'odiU and trl. nd candelabrum were pl,.ri ,t " , .v- i.ivrrrd table. I'oiirtn t the atlver tr md jjn-r use afternoon were Mr. "JT 1 ' Inaugural Ball Thr BTOE U poniorin n in uuril h!S on WcJneKiy rvc- r:.T : cried cff;txr of that Tnrnr win vr j-i-mj hour from 8 JO 10 w of c,k dncing until IMS. Pikn- Gordon will fummh the o citxk :r..;.c for the di. nd mere .. , Irni m,rch durm rrcnlnc. IH by the nrw -x- rhn frtlod Mr.Vnd Mr.. 1 Tfve dnce which will be held at the Elk temple w'H b fpr , E.k, and their Udie, oniy. 3 ; 1 hnilf J eOfS WO In non(,r e( hi, fourth blrlh- . -rv. larrh 20. , c,,rir, MI) of Mr. and Mrj Qrth Siaemore of Lake- horr jrn-c, wa honored at btntuiav party on the aftor. lMon 0j thJt day. Games were plaved bv the youne gueta wh,jh rrfrMhmenta were nrd , Mr,, charle. Muck rKj B-icy. Mrs. Kicnara mav yei ,nd Stuart. Mr,. C. A. Kmran and Dcbby and Mrs. phil Hitchcock and sons. Stephen and Phillip. . HSjCouple Marry Walter I . At Lutheran Chuich ' The Zion Lutheran church In Klamath Fall wai ih. Km 'of a lovely wrddlng on Sunday. March 25, when Virginia Koi mer. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kohlmeler of Brooh Oregon, became the bride of John Koglln. CM 3c. U, S. rurf, son of Arthur Koglin of Pittsburg. Penn. The ceremony wai fit ' formed at 11:30 o'clock with the Reverend V. A. Scliulu !& i For her wedding, the bride, who wa given In marrli h cho t"r? hlto t.ffeU w ft i ""P"" "" ; rL ' kl'Ll ratners Night Wednesday evening, April 11, from 7 to 9:30 o'clock has been slated as Father' Night at Mills school, and all fathers and T.ZX be A'" "lif !?,S.ed.i0 he room represent- "will be given to the i pu Jrf )nv,tcd , vltlt rooms and meet teachers from 7 untd 7:40. At 7:45 there will be a business meeting, and prizes will be awarded for room fathers and mothers. A pro gram will follow at 8 o'clock, after which refreshments will be served In the cafeteria. Special prizes, including butter and cigarettes will be awarded to tne lathers. s Returns Here Mrs. Nina W. Currier has re turned to her home at 112 South 11th In Klamath Fnlls. after a month's vacation which took her to several points In the country. Mrs. Currier V sited hee ann and daushter.ln.law Mr mnA Mrs. Wendell Currier of Bara- uou. Wisconsin, and was there at the time of the birth of their infant son. named David Knute. who was born March 23. She also visited her daughter, Mrs. Mildred Lust of Burbank, Cali- M in., ana aaiightcr-ln-lnw Mrs. Charles Currier of Los Angeles. During her vacation Mr. Currier also visited In Chicago, Dallas and In Mexico, during which time she was fortunate enougn to see three of her j-uung Kranacniidrcn A . I k A annual iviusicale Slated Monday The annual ruamath Fal o'clock next public library, charge. woman 's Library club, will bo presented ' """'""on in ine main auaiioruu" , . Mrs. Don J. Zurawalt, music chairman, Lewis Hornhif u", V ,of Mr- and Mr. John Best and MJ are from ih. iiS..be,ni? fca'urcI during the afternoon. Tha toyed by thoae wh 7 y u Wah0 8nd haVe beC" tl,or0UglJn ' l wS:wh I ""Fdthem thl past year. MrJ she has generously appeared on numerous programs. " Mrs. Edwin Schnccbeck, who po L'm ? T"1? ,h0 """"loo WjJW..Wf'9 voice rri Vun,n.?rble con cert work. Lloyd Wil L icnor, who will sing both o o txei numbers, the laC Hornby, violin; Mr. John bs . n. piano. 1 FU,wcn" Mrs, Edwin'-Scnncnbexk6" - on of the lovely lnmi , rredrrlck C. Wlnnnluch li, A. llrutoc Jlood. Mi. K.lw,rT (.oecHnrr anu Mr. Ktnni 7 Howell. nt, i. A group of yotiimi-r , tiMed about the room, in1!, Schubert. Betty Oiidcl",," mona Meeve, Ann Krrvea it.u arme Newman. J.nne ii and Kdlth WtMcnl.M!,. Ainoni! thour who tt-.i-ryfj , blra for the afleriu..,,, wer, wJ Jamea O. Patlernon. Mr, j2 Sehubrrt. Mr,. Kd Livini.2 Mr. Carl Mlchelmn. Mr, k V Mrndrirkwn. Mr,. H. K Wni! Mr. Ralph S. Ilopkm. n T Konrhot Mr,. Mv.lc c. Mr. Walter Writ. Mr, n I'rrmo Mr.. Ted Mr-Kord. S l.ano Warren. Mr. Paul a"? Mr.. Mitchell TllloiK,n Krank Weaver, Mr,. J. p Mr. 11 1 n r y IVrkm,. ir. (. Lawrence, Mrs. IVtrr A Altxr ton, Mr,. Helen Sluve Conncb Mr,. William Anderson, Mr, iL HuU, Mr. Donald r McKn Mr Hush O'Connor, Mr, sJ, McKendree, Mr. M A. Biku Mr. C. M. 1-alconiM. Mn 1' Ijmbert. Mr,. Wyatl P,iiH. Mm. DeLo. Mill,. Mr,. onus, 'ii. i-tiiitarn Dem i Mr. Jamea Roger,. Mr, mnn 4 P .t.. M r- I . r, . ' bony. Mm. Ed Ciorckner, Mr, C. S. Balentlne, Mm. James Si sen. Mm. Otto Kill, and Mn Chart! Read. The committee In chant 4 the affair Includrd Mm. R. Andrmon. general chairman, a l.trd by Mr. Carl MichU Mra. Horace CJetz in ehtro of reerallon,. Mr,. Thoea Hampton. refreshment,. Mn Ralph S. Hopkins, tea table a Hazel Morrison, pritea. " wa a gift of her aunt. Sin Albert Ronfetd. Her botw wa a lovely arrangement i talisman rosebuds and gartinlat nd her only Jewelry wai I single atrand of pearls, I C" of the groom. The maid of honor, Alia Hagelsteln of Woodburn, 0f gon, wore full length dn ' P P'" net. with . b4 bud. and Kardeniai Jo E& waller of Portland, Oregon, h Is also attached to the Klimi'J naval air station, stood bts man for the groom. The church w 1 1 decorilti with snrav. of nlnk and w!M flowera, and an arransero of palm. Immediately preM ing the ceremony, wri. Ronfeld sang the wedding hyna "Oh Perfect Love." Tho lr tlonal wetldlng marches tn played by Mrs. Jewel CanM' Following the wedding, I ceptlon wa hold at tho Horn of the bride' aunt and unw, Mr. and Mr. Albert BorJt at Merrill. For going away. Mr. v..Un im.A a hlack oro and hat with fuchsia accestorij and a corsage of gardenia,. lowing a brief wedding W the newlyweds are now at WW In the Rex Arm apnrini- S S I Pan-American April 14 has been set Pan-American Day at thj center. The evening will feSj dnnclng, singing and Rnmcj, wi lowed by a buffet ImiicIi- - J Tho evening of fcstlvllloi trtjj begin at 7 o'clock on SatwW evening, ana gy be worn, including l" sklrU, jewelry end nowcrfc. "lino In (l,n Wild'' Lloyd Willlanifon Violoncello olo. Sonata in G Samrnii T-.1.M tlnsl. - . i t ll.a oil"' mra. oonn oea. v . fl "The Blue Danube" tr "My Alice Blfie Govn From "Irene" ....... .' .. Mr. Edwin SchnccbecK Desert Song" ""Z "After" C ora Lloyd Williamson .1 "BecBiiso You're You" "Th d,i miii victor n.11 spring musical, arr.no. 4 inr tum nteaiuro dr! K Mr, Schneebeck Mr. Wiliiamso"
