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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1945)
3 Division uirecior Llrges Bond buying . i .11 women organiiauons in mo smin or Oregon lo A P"f wJ.r Ijnnd buying particularly during tlm 7th War J heir wr. ' " " ,...,,tiv bv Mri. Rogurta MarVenuli. nnwlv. t" '"(Hrcci"" o 11,0 wom0"', tllvl,lu" ot tho Oregon wur II- 1 f0S,vcuiiii "'lv!d 1,1 5l,uK?1!' K?"" "uvir"1 wuck" . I "' UZ, i,J Mli Mubnllo B. Blake, In connection with tho Lon,l , " ., whli'li In Klanwin county, is Dning sponsored by Voy Wedding ... in has uu" ,ul "?.. k. wedding of Miss ua lor '--- . If ia Buall, daughter oi mr. fffi f TM.k.. nd "on of 11,8 . J.nMrs. II. M.W.ko. h of Cotton, Oregon, vow H 01 ... ..I Inn Full ill be oxcnnii"" - 111 . . T.,1lnbn . 1 rhlircn I" i Snn Francisco, ino IT I graduate of tho Kk, hUh .choc, With th. tail t tlio Snn Franclaco Uool for llm P " Eoi "it; WILL WED Announcement tinn been mado the engagement of Miss irtle Buoll, daiiKhtcr of Mr. Bucll of Tuli'lako, and :, Glenn Waweflcld, aon of I Reverend nil Mrs. H. M. iiMed of Lotion, urogon. it wedding doto ha been sot r Miv 30 tt Die r nil Ciosnol iurtb It TuleUkc. Kennell-Ellls. J A t f.y rrHx tfJ i TO MARRY !Uy added to tho Hut of brldoj.tobe was Margin w, daughter of Mr. and u arown of Tulolake. ' (llttECment In fnnvril ler 0. Francisco of the M States marine, enrn tun Weed at a dinner party at me,,f her parental grand !U, Mr. and Mm. B. E. r oi Klamath Falls. tho Soroptlmlst club and the Business ana rrotetaional Worn en's club. In uddltlon to dolnx every, thing possible In the rraulnr miv. inga program, Mra. MnoVpagh iniii uiai wie nrenm of the women dlvlalon la "a pin. money war niamp dook In every purse und pocket" and "every iwDy in urcKon a poncl owner. The oln-inoney nrolect and bond for bablea are two of tho major concern of the atatc division. Mra. MacVeagh, who succeeds Mra. same urr Dunbar as di vision director, has been assist ant director since June of 1044 She previously served at execu live secretary for the minimi campaign fnr the "March of Dimes, and ai women's coun selor at the Swan Island ship yard at Portland. hill nips and oonil muy he Durchuted tnrouim tho clubs In charge of the drive, or may be reported by members If saving la being done through other channel! such ai payroll deduc tion!. S Officers Installed A iolnt Installation of the Vet erana of Forelsn Wars. Pelican nnai Mif.i, ana or tno Indies aux iliary was held on Thursday ove. nlng. April 10. in tho KC hull. The hall was filled, about 250 attending. Mr. Ira Canfleld of Meniora was installing officer for the auxiliary, and the fol lowing ouicers wero installed with Xittlnii ceremonv: Mrs. Walter Thomnson. nrenl- dent; Mra. Carl W. Henry, senior vice president: Mrs. J. N. Brock- irup, junior vico president: Mrs. H. J. McGllvary. Dust Drcsldcnt: Mra. Martin Jenkins, -chaplain; mri, ucorijo usnorn, conductress mra. Honry l-nunruc, secretary; Mra. John Mulllns. treasurer: Mra. James Younc. musician: nira. Robert Canoy, banner bear, er: Mra. J. P. Ronor. flan bearer: Mra. William Barron, patriotic instructor; mrs. u, w, Henry, historian: Theresa Allcsch, mard: color bearers. Mra. Frank Subject, Esther Martin, Margaret Solle, Wynona Rembert. Trua- teea, Mrs. M. nolle, Mra. Frank Subject, Mra. Howard Burkhart; flower committee, Mra. R. O. Miller, Mra. Orvllle Lohrcy; hos pital committee, Mra. A. A. Myera. Corsages were presented to the Incoming president, the out going president and tn the Instal ling officer, Mra Ira Canfleld, to Mrs. Peto Fredorlckson of uranta Pam, department guard, and the new president, Mrs. Thompson, presented Mrs. Mc Gllvray with a past president's pin. Spring flowers were used aa . decorations for the platform ond piano. Visitors were the unst nresi. dent of the auxiliary, Mra. Jerome Runnels of Spragua Riv er, department guard, Mra. Pete Fredorlckson of Granli Pass, Mrs. Mnrgarct Erbs, president of the Mcdford auxiliary and Mrs. Marjorlu Robb, past presi dent of Medford auxiliary. Sev- oral state officers were also guests. At the close of the meet- ne. Mrs. Canf eld connrntulnled the drill team upon its excep tionally cood work and Mm. Mc Gllvray presented her with a gift. Installation of the VFW officers followed, and at the close of the evening a buffet lunch was served by the post. 8 S S Members of tho Art Needle Work club will meet on Wed nesday, May 2, at 2 o'clock at tho home of Mrs. Robert E. Kennell-Ellls. Wattenburg of 219 Pine street. 7 CONTESTANT'S BIRTHDAY Bonita Jean Huddart. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hud- dart of 1638 Siskiyou, celebrated her ninth birthday on April 18. norma was me contestant irom Josepn conger scnooi in tne Aaier music contest, and Is violinist in the Pelican string orchestra. Help at USO The women of the Sacred Heart church who worked at tho USO on Fridays during the month of April wero Carrie Mc Mahan, Vera Schmltz, A. Car ninl, A. Bocchl, A. D'Ollvo, Katie Carty, Rose Wossel, Lou ise Vaughn, Carrlo Peterson. Jeanctto Albcc, Emma Grey, rrcrm Newmnn, Helen Paup, Mildred Smith, Violet Plcscr, Winifred Hooker, Ellen Konop, Mnrle Michaels, Martha Lave- nik, Vclma Fognrty, Agnos La Londe, Mrs. L. X. Nldorf, Mrs. Dick Miller Sr.. Mrs. E. M. Ml, Mrs. Phil Brick, Mrs. S. G. Clark, Mrs. Morit Smith, Mrs. K. A. Moore, Mrs. Lloyd Low, Mrs. Charles Balin, Mrs. Fred Flootko. Mrs. Ed Goeckncr, Mrs. J. A. Mullen, Mrs. J. B. Elie, Mrs. Ted Scliuh and Mrs. Crapo. The Catholic Daughters who donated pies to the USO center last month wero Nora Manning, Marcclla Murray, Jean Duke, Rose Igl, Pearl Hosklngs, Clara Houston, Knthryn Lorenr, Knth crinc Mnguirc, Martha Lavcnik, Frances Bnlln, Jcncs Moty, Bon nie Vandenburg, Carrie Peterson and Carrie McMahan. Plan Auction Sale To raise money for the Chi nese Nurses' fund, mnjor project of the Business and Professional Women's club, tho organization will hold an auction sale ot while elephant and rummage ar ticles on Saturday afternoon, May 5, In tho lot back of the First Christian church on North Ninth. Members are requested to gather up their donations for the auction within the next few days and leave them with Anne Hallott, 2S4 North Ninth. Houso hold articles, electrical applianc es and kitchen ware are espe cially desired. Others who have articles they would like to dis pose of arc urged to donate them for this sale. ! Mrs. Hallett and members of her finance committee are In charge of arrangements for the auction, and Col. Swlgart has Creamy-smooth... delightfully fragrant il ft.- Deodorant Cream 2 OFF Rg. A celling price, $1 SAll PRICI 50 4 nut TAX LIMITED TIMl! An'ldeal deodorant! Creamy-soft, ' smooth. Effectively checks under-arm perspiration ond perspiration odor 1 to 3 days. Get yours today! CURRIN'SDRUGS ,4Ma!nst. Phon4514 been secured to act as auctio neer. The next meeting of the BPW club will be held Monday eve ning, May 7, when there will be election of officers and a short program, following dinner at 6:30. Aloha Chapter Members of Aloha chapter met In tho Masonic hair on Tuesday evening end following the regu lar business meeting, a delight ful musical program was en Joyed. Mrs. Henry W. Moore present ed a group of vocal numbers, ac companied by Mrs. Gcorgo Hillis at the piano. A ntunber of piano selections were then given by Mrs. Elbert Veatch. Refreshments were served to tho guests by Mrs. Fred Hell bronner and Mrs. J. A, Fairclo. The next meeting will be held on tho second Tuesday in May, Members Work Members of both circles of the Community Congregational church gathered in the social hall on Friday morning. April 20, to sort and repair the arti cles given tor tne rummage sale on Saturday, April 28. At noon they stopped briefly to eat a sack lunch, and the work continued until 3 o'clock. At that time the senior circle held a short busi ness meeting and the committees for the rummage sale were ap pointed. Those who attended all or Eart of the day were Mrs. Van loozor, Mrs. Geinger, Mrs. Lam ble, Mrs. Delmar, Mrs. Lyle, Mrs. Pex, Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Revell, Mrs. Larson and Mary Eckstein. Social Calendar ' MoNy. April M A VMclal maUn of th Oregon Moth art it th hom of Mri, E. M. igia ot S37 N. 3rd at 3 p. m. Mcatlna; of Eaatarn fttar HocUl club, Maftonte tamota. 1:46 p. m. Salut-tHr, Mar $ BPW club U horn auction aata on No. nth atraat, 1 p, m. Proceadi go to Chi imh Nurtea fund. Mondv. May f DInnar maatlng BKW club, Wlllard holal, 0:30 p. m. Election of olctn, Blaklyou dlatrlct mcetlnff, Oregon fltata Federation of Garden clubf. Small library club rooma, Potluck luncnaon. 12 o'clock noon. Wadnaiday, Hay 9 The regular meat in if of Sol mi men will ba held at the Wlllard howl at 1:49. A no-hoetese luncheon la optional at 12:90. 8 S 5 Final Meet The last meeting of the Lucky Pinochle club until fall was held on Saturday, April 14, and the hostess wan Mary Martin of 2200 Wantland. Luncheon was served to Nettie Good, Rita Fuller, Pat McManus, Frances Walts, Florence Young, Ursulo Bratton and Zella Blankenship. At pinochle, Mary Martin held high score, Frances Walts second, Rita Fuller low, and Pat McManus received the pi nochle award. 5 5 5 CD A Meet Prosperity A regular meeting of Prosrjer- Hy Rebekah lodge was held on Thursday evening, April 19, In the IOOF hall and In the absence of the noble grand, Nina Cur rier, Adah Will! Us, vice grand, opened the meeting. As this was past noble grand night, Laura Uerlings, past noble grand, act ed as noble grand and other oast noble grands filled the other chairs. Two solos were sung by Kath- erine Blanas, and the refresh ments were arranged by the so cial club, with Lucille Heller, Stella Dryden and Ora Sweet serving. There will be initiation members at the next meeting on May 3. 5 5 5 Anniversary The twenty-first anniversary of the organization of the Jolly Neighbors was observed at the home of Mrs. B. H. Hull, 4626 Cannon avenue, with Mrs. Al bert Pollard as the assisting host ess, uessert was served at z o'clock, at which time the presi dent. Mrs. Joe Abner. cut the decorated birthday cake. Five dollars was donated to the Red Cross fund, and it was decided to sell the baby gar ment recently turned In, in order to have funds for other charities. The club members have been making these clothes for the past year for war relief. Those present for the occasion were Mrs. E. G. Patrick, Mrs. Joe Russell, Mrs. Paul Hodge, Harriet Newman, Audrey Sun berg, Marie Norseth, Mary Hoff man, Mrs. Bernard McDonald, Mrs. jamcs r rancis ana tne Host esses. Meet Held The April meeting of the Rail road Employes National Pension club was held on Monday eve ning, April 16, at the home of S. H. Goddard of 2441 Garden, and the president, John Prince, conducted the meeting. Stress was laid upon the need for an in crease in membership if the pen sion bill at present before con gress is to have adequate sup port. The meeting on Monday, May' 21, will be at the home of E. L. Mitchell, 817 East Main. Catholic Daughters of Amer ica met and attended commun ion In a body at the eight o'clock mass on Sunday, April 22, after which breakfast was narveri tn 74 members and candidates at tne wiuard hotel. The Reverend T. P. Casey led the prayer and also gave an Interesting talk. Phyllis Mahoncy, grand regent, welcomed the group, and Mil dred Smith and Florence Pic kett were also speakers. Initiation was held In the American Legion hall and the following members exemplified the degree work: Mildred Smith, Phyllis Mahoney, Florence Pic kett, Lenore Gallagher, Ellen Ely, Emllie Miller, Ethel Brun ner. Louise Vaughn, Helen Dun beck, Ida Mochettaz, Azlta Ken nedy, Virginia Herllhy and Mary McGoran. The new members were wel comed by Grand Regent Phyllis Mahoney and others who spoke to the class were Mildred Smith, Lenore Gallagher, Agnes La Londe, Eleanor Fitzslmmons, Margaret Solie, Livia Bocchl, Mary Joan Schnabel and Rose Igl, the latter a charter member of Court Klamath. Luncheon was served under the leadership of Ella Lesmelst er, assisted by Katherlne Ma guire, Ethel Falrall, Elizabeth Brandsness, Loretta Druecker, Clara Beard and Marion Cron on. and Father John Phelan gave an inspiring address during the course of the luncheon. The i success of the day was due in great part to the efforts of the1 Biiurday. April 21, 1145 HERALD AMD ITCWfi BXVXlf telephone committee, Louise Vaughn. Katharine Mamilra anr) Agnes LaLondo who did splen did work In securing so many reservations. The neulv InlHntM nnrfl. dates were Monica Boettcher, juieen uocchi. Anne Dirksmei. e. Ollie H. Hblzgang, Lorraine Bell. LlvIa Rnrr-hl M.Kil D Brocktrup, Alice Carnlni, Mae carrier, wiarceua uarrier, Alice Clarlc. Hllria frm imllni M. D'Ollvo, Marie A. Edwards, Elftannt C. TIlHlmmAna Mini. anne Granas, Bertha M. Harlan, Mae r. Mcrnerson, Mary Ann Palmer, Cecelia Poole, Winifred Quinn, Mary Joan ' Schnabel, Margaret Solle, Petronella H. Snlic Aria I,. Wbllp Marls Har. rington and Luana Smith. 8 5 5 Youth Club Members of the Catholic Youth club met on Thursday evening of this week at the parish hall of the Sacred Heart church for an election of of ficers to lead the group for the ensuing six months. Recreational activities and en tertainment programs for the spring and summer were plan ned at this meeting. On Friday evening the Cath olic Youth club sponsored a dance at the Legion hall with music beginning at 8:30. Parish and club members were asked to invite friends as guests at the dance. rimination women in available." the only rmltted to ndus tries.' that there cd women free In the time who time auto- gust. 1944 d $1.23 for (March per cent of he In war bie to work rentage of Un employ' luu; single cd women, the women fty had been two years i group ex r post-war er cent oi employed j after the er factory ent wished lies. Twen er specific hces: 9 per e any mnu WIS group hvork after i ENTI0N Clubs to Warning Viss Mildred Tarbox Beauty Consultant At This Store ' Mon., Tues., Wed. April 30, May 1 and 2 -. -e are fortunate to have this Charles of the KHz guest orHji with u. Shi has; ' had many years' experience helping women solve their beauty problems. Take advantage of her visit by consulting, her today. Watch her analyze skintonej and create formulas for made-to-order' face powder. , ; the rector Williams. Miss Ma honor for 1 rtet Pain groom-elec Dr. HOwail will be bed Miss B: MontclaJr Questers Cl School ne from Miai ange and lege. ia graduated university ber of the Cornell Ur He Is servn Vanderbilt Nashville. WESTF and Mrs. place have the marrl Miss KatM gholar Or and Mrs. H dale. Pa. performed First Pred Rev. Robed Mrs. Ei Norfolk. honor the A ma .I r WFIODUtr&tV MAOfSb-otDet f fACf FOWDtt I I ai pf the .- ijSvV? f eration of vC'nM. ts spring jO!3Xf I h canceled IVl'Mxixw war needs &yglf ote oi ui - ng y OX MAOC-TO-OttH fACC FOWDtt enff. .- OTHERS 12. S3. U PIUS TAX. Contract Club J.J, Owens was hostess to the Thurs day Contract club on April 19. Regular members attending Were Stnlla HrvHan nAr4h0 Hewitt, Idollne Schupp, Clara McPherren, Willa Bark and the hostess; there were also two guests, Olive Burke and Betty Dunton. 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