9
ovs Exchanged
it Portland Church
,. iin lilies '" wwpdruKoiw nm Id n setting of Inll (nnm
Will ' ,,.,.d In tho Morclund Prchytcd,, Xr"l nt
I oalllU W1. ,, Am- 29. wlim M.. i . ..ru 1,1
i'tfr at "r ' Mri.BlwiloyMH.lrn of Olrno. talc' "',. "he
l,hlC. rnrrVsl A. Lowe, fireman first cIiim of tho United Slnli'.
I"'F I Dr. Mi r. A. Lowe Sr. of Portland. I ,
'oSJio. read Hi" Impressive ceremony.
I i. in mNrrtaw uy nr ..urn no rmc w , v ly .
'"' , ..n.llr, Inffnlu with l,,n .1...... ...' ' ."'
KckIh '' 11 Vr, VU" , nnWertt,r !n 1,1m.,,: she curled
r "K Jvr book with n while .
which .Wl-.howcr
.: Srof lh.
.ill
hid.
emu;
Id" . iw.nnr. and
r.W?.'l"l en, I ' ,e
I' ilscllo over Inffetn.
K Offline lell iron..
'cpiniltiKf was flower Klrl
EiSSV W""1'"1 10 11,1,1 01
maid of honor.
iini'lu of
'ricey . ,ntin. iimH
Included K.-nn.-tli Brown.
"J. ,t ..-a C iirrnco Pen-
ton
t. i.. Ma" nnd "Bo
iw Mr. Ella
! luit beforo tho ceremony,
1 ....mw.n.il wedding pro-
jS w regional w
$ 1 by Mm. Consuclo Wit.
Wii'y narlors. After the
( w ddlnB cake was cut by
mid groom, tho con-
.Twaa served by Mrs. John
,mt of the orldo.
C ,t the reception were
I frank Turpin, Mm. Ralph
k(, Mrs. Kennctli lirown
MIVelmaCU. while Mrs
krife d, mr.", "
Barbara jcmi "- ...
Jean llosklus assisted nbout
toom. ...
5 S S ,
'cer .eaves
Rnturilny nlsht dinner
was k'lvcn in nonur ui
Lm.m L. Hamilton. United
L, marine corns, a t the
I of hU linrcnls, 5 IB Klnm-
ivenuc. IA. iiiuniiioii, who
ihn stationed for several
tbi at the local Marine
icki, left on Monday for
p penaieion i uceuniinc
. whore ho Is to awnll
lor orders. Ills wife nnd
nn will remain al Dome,
Eldorado.
le pink and white enrnn
mit wero usca as accora-
were attractively matched
t larje olnk ond white
lonued with the words.
Id Luck, Leonard." Lt.
Bilon was also presented
a watch as a .surprise sift
OH lamer and mother.
kits Included Mr. and Mrs
Icy Heed, Mr. and Mrs. G.
MeAnulty.' Mrs, Arthur
ley, Asa Howell and Clnr
Hampton.
S S
II Day
Way, May 4, was tho begin.
oi me lames coir sc.
1 "victory" tournaments nt
!a Golf and Country club,
il Klamath women out for
lOmlnR of coif. A basket
, louowcd by an afternoon
idae. was cnlnvorl. with
fames H. Carter, Mrs. Rob-
i. nooKcr, Mrs, Kay W.
burg. Mrs. Percy Murray
lira. Kenneth A. Moore as
riej. .
J swards for the day were
firs, iiicnard Maxwell
n. Wcalev O. Smith Sn.
Uesb for thn Haw u,n.A
Icrnard Dubci, Mrs. Irving
mis. w. u. Linartcr
its. Gene Bates of Port-
J 5
y Wives '.
hbers of the Navy Offlc
fives club will meet at
jchclor officers' quarters
I Klamath n.,,.1 Ui
J Wednesday, May 16, for:
f"- nu ousincss scs
regular mcctlnif will
ducted nt one o'clock,
r . JyL,Bn acrnoon of
I and hiiirrn tu ...t
4. .. -""b". jLtiuMj wno
II attend ore asked to
tiM wvations as noon
JMble by calling Mrs. P.
Life In Pacific
it.. ..i.... .
i i noon a dlrcclor of
activities for tho Hed Cross for
two years In a Southwest l'n
c,l(c tl . strict, W. K. UinxHi of
. ,,. 1 seiner at Nuwrll
CUllf., I Wl'll ITinlni,,.,! ...in
flist-hiind stories of a Yankee
soldier's life during um curly
days of war with Jinum m..
Ulnion related some of his ex-
I" n-iicea 10 an inlerosted uu
dlciico of Soronlimlut
bers and kui-iiIs at the niei-llnu
on May at tho Willard hotel.
lie told of tho OrcKon :i2nd
division, pioneers on working
i T.i ""'Hi lor iivuitf nnd
iikiiwiiii in ino jungles. Hupplie
were limited and uncertain,
wiwi numi meai aooiit oncu In
15 days. Even a bottle of warm
"coke" was n nrl.e to hrs I
ured. he staled. Effort to uet
supplies to the men In New
t.uincn liiiihliijlitrd in his slory,
Mr. Olmon xnoke. with r,.,.i
ln, of the aplrlt nf the finhlur
pilots, who seemed to have but
ono thought to refuel their
pianes as quickly as possible
and net back Into the sky to
"finish" the Japs. Ho said that
the Yank never lost his sense
of humor and maintained a high
morale, uncqualcd by tho soid-
icrs oi any other country.
Guests at the luncheon In
elided Jcnn Thonlpson and
Doris Arnest of tho Venture
club, and Marunrct Strode,
school nurse.
Mrs. Roue Poole announced
that the 7th War Loan "kick-
off breakfast will bo held at
tho Willard hotel on Mondny
May 14, nt 7:15 a. m and
urged that representatives of
all organizations be present.
8 5
Picnic For Waves
The grounds of tho Crooked
Creek stale fish hatchery,
short dlstauco south of Fort
Klamath, were tho scene of an
enjoyable occasion on Sunday
afternoon when a group o f
waves from tho Klamath naval
air station were guests of honor
at a picnic, with Mr. nnd Mrs.
William Howland of tho sum:
fish hatchery, Mr. and Mrs.
William Hacklcr of Fort Klanv
sth, Mr. and Mrs. Noel Cay.
wood and C. F. Pieko of, the
Klamath Agoncy as hosts,
Following a bountiful lunch,
games wero enjoyed on the
lovely grounds of the hatchery,
with exceptionally warm weath
er adding to the pleasure of
those present.
Waves who were guests for
the afternoon Included Lt. (I.E.)
Marlon Hodgson, Lt. On.) Mar
cclle Lash, Ensign Anne Gould,
Alice Bishop. Sp (T) 3c. Dor
othy Falk, Y 2c, Hazel Foss,
Y 3c, Phyllis Paddock, S 1c
Agnosmarlo Kuzda, S 1c, Mary
E. Jacobson. SC 2c. Dorothy
L. Anderson, SK 3c, Dorothy
DcGarmo. SC 3c. .Dorothy
Spcncc, Y 2c, Joyco M. Saftcn
berg, S 1c, Patricia Campbell,
S 1c, Doris Campbell, Sp (T)
2c. Constance Leltch, Sp (T)
3c, Phil Strizzl, SKD 3c,
Gerry Rckstad, S 1c, Janic
Foreman, SK 3c, Esther Cow
ards, SK 3c and S u z n n
Sprlgclcs S 1c. Charles Tritlo,
MOMM, driver of tho bus used
for trnnsportatlon for tho Waves
to and from the picnic, was
also a guest.
8 S
Bridge Party
The W. W. DowiE home at 607
Upham was the scene of a bridge
party on Tuesday evening of this
week. First prize was neid dy
Mrs. Gus Anderson nnd second
bv Mrs. W. L. Terwilliuer. Guests
of the affair included Mrs. Leon-
ard Gibson. . Mrs. (J. A. Baker,
Mrs. W. L. Tcrwilliger, Mrs.
Eunice Day, Mrs. Gus Anderson,
Mrs. Christine Ncubcrt and Mrs.
Soth Watters.
(D (D I E IY
Btf ooh Campbell
VHmt t . .lBxmUMmman I , ' 9 A v
fMm i it 'smiiini n -'i- V ' ' 1 , 3 i jM a ?l
Aj rw ml
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Its ,sA
ARRIVING IN KLAMATH FALLS ON SATURDAY of tost week to take over the command
of the Klamath naval air station was Cmdr. Phil L. Haynes, who, with his wife, reported
here from the Hawaiion islands. The station command changed hands in a ceremony which
took place on Wednesday morning. Lmdr. and Mrs. Haynes are making their home at 4p6i
Boardman while stationed here.
Official U. S. navy photo.
Double Ring Rites
Read In Reno Church
Of Interest to their many friends here I. the marriage on
Wednesday, May 2. of Robert B. Chilcote, son of Mr. and Mrs.
E. M. Chilcote of Klamath Falls, and Barbara Jane Rakcstraw,
attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Rakestraw, also of this
city. Vows were exchanged at the vine-covered Methodist church
in Reno, Nov., at 4:30 in the afternoon, with the Rev. Osborne
officiating at the double ring ceremony. The young couple were
attended bv Mr. and Mrs. Rakestraw, parents of the bride, and
Mr. and Mrs. John Martin.
For her wedding, the new Mrs. Chilcote chose a brown suit
with matching accessories. For
something old, she wore a 75
year-old wedding ring belonging
to Mrs., Martin, for something
new, she wore her wedding suit,
for something borrowed, she car-
ricd a lace nanKie . belonging
to her mother, for something
blue, she wore a blue top coat.
She carried a largo bridal bou
quet of pink and white spring
flowers.
Barbara, belter known as Peg
gy, was graduated from Klam
ath Union high, school in 1939,
and later attended the Univer
sity of Oregon whore she was
affiliated with Alph Chi Omega
sorority.
Mr. Chilcote was graduated
from Klamath Union high school
and attended the University of
Oregon where hc;was a member
of the Alpha Tau Omega fratcr
nity, graduating In 1941. . He
lT,0F LAST WEEK was chaseri-as the day for the wedding of Robert' B. Chil
li "jr. and Mrs. E.' M. Chilcote of Klamath Fallsand Barbara Jane Kakestraw,
r Mr. and Mre P n Rntoetw nWn nf this citv. The double rina ceremony was
f.,9.rQy' vine-covered church in Reno, Nev.; with the Rev. Osborne of the First Meth
cn officiating. The young couple are now at home at 2036 LeRoy street.
evergreen.
was commissioned as an ensign
i:i the United States navy in
1942, later being discharged.
After spending a brief honey
moon in Reno, Mr. and Mrs. Chil
cote lf.urned to Klamath Falls
and are now at home to friends
at 2036 LeRoy street. While in
Reno, tney made trips to Lake
Xfihoe, Carson City and Virginia
City.
Present Check
' The Officers' Wives club at
the Marine Barracks has present
ed a check for $67.41 to the
American Red Cross to be used
by the Red Cross field director
at the Marine Barracks for his
work on the post. This sum
represents the proceeds from the
cabaret supper. dance which' was
held at the bachelor ' officers'
quarters on: March 31.- . ' :
The dispensary volunteer com
mittce will not meet on May 15
as was planned,' but all. officers'
wives who are interested, are
urged to De present at tne moot
ing on May 22. . .
Mrs. M. E. Giacomini will pre
sent her junior music pupils in
a recital on Monday, May 21, at
8 p. m., at-her. home. The ad
vanced' pupils will be presented
at the same time and place on
Monday, May 28. .
Club Meets ' .
The regular meeting of- the
Orions was held at the home of
Mrs. Paul A. Lee, 2428 Hope, on
April 24 at 8 o'clock, with Mrs.
George E, Crackes, Mrs. C. A.
Baker, Mrs. Ray L. Garrison and
Mrs. Lee as hostesses.
Following the business meet
ing, games were played by the
members, and refreshments were
served to Mrs. John W. Weber,
Mrs. G. C. Baxter, Mrs. Frank
Gardinier, Mrs. Edwin Schnee
beck, Mrs. William Stolk, Mrs.
Stuart Balsiger, Mrs. .Christine
Ncubert, Mrs. Albert' Gaster,
Mrs. I. J. Olson, Mrs. Arthur
Wiggins, Mrs. L. E. Juniper, Mrs.
Ray Cowles, Mrs. Ray Ward,
Mrs. L. A. Murphy, Mrs. Charles
B. Larkin, Mrs. H. M. Melchert,
Mrs. David L. Snyder, Mrs. C.
E. Dunlap, Mrs. E. W. Alexan
der, Mrs. jack Andrus, Mrs. Joe
Casey, Mrs. Charles A. Finch,
Mrs. C. A. Baker, Mrs. Ray C.
Brown, Mrs. L..D. Metcalf, Mrs.
Kenneth H. Samson, Mrs. Irving
C. Burke, Mrs. W. L. Terwilll
gcr, Mrs. Troy Cook and the
hostesses. Mrs. Crackes, Mrs.
Baker, Mrs. Garrison and Mrs.
Lee. ...
. .
Campfire Ride
The first campfire ride of the
season, sponsored by the Sunset
Riding stables, was enjoyed by
72 men and women on Tuesday
evening. Riders left tho stables
at 7:30 for the seven-mile cross
country trot, with 50 on horse
back: and 22 . in the gay red and
white haywagon drawn by a
team of horses. '
Refreshments of wieners, sal
ad, coffee and. pop' were served
on a -hill overlooking the city,
and .music was furnished by
three members of the marine
band, who played the drums, an
accordion and a banjo. '
These evening rides are to
take place every .Tuesday eve
nirig, with riders leaving the
stables at 7:30 and returning at
10:30 or 11 o'clock. Anyone
who can rldo is welcome.;, .
Navy
Commander,
Wife h-lonored Friday
Guests of honor at several social affairs during the past week
have been Cmdr. and Mrs. R. R. Darron, who left Klamath Falls
on'. Thursday of this week. Cmdr. Darron was formerly the com
manding officer at the Klamath naval air station, and has been
transferred to the naval auxiliary air station at Areata, Calif. He
and Mrs. Darron and son, Robert, will spend a 15-day vacation
in southern California before' reDortinc to the new haso. Takine
over command of the station is Cmdr. Phlt L. Haynes, who, with
his wife, arrived in Klamath Falls on Wednesday., Cmdr. and
rare. xiaynes are maKing ineir t
home at 4661 Boardman,
On Friday. May 4. the officers
at the Klamath naval air station
were hosts at an "Aloha Party".l
tor tne couple at the bachelor
officers' quarters. Dancing was
enjoyed bv nearly 130 Euests. in
cluding the officers, their wives
and friends. Music was furnish
ed by the post orchestra of the
Marine Barracks, and a deli
cious' buffet supper ..was served
to'the guests at 10 o'clock. N
. During the evening, Cmdr.
and Mrs. Darron wero presented
with a large sterling silver cig
arette box which was a gift
from all the officers.
May Day Party
Novel May Day decorations
built around a two-tiered angel
food cake delighted the 13 small
guests who gathered at the M. H.
Melchert home on Johnson
street to help young Stuart
Melchert celebrate his seventh
birthday. The cake was topped
with a Maypole, around which
was twined peach - c o lo r e d
streamers leading to individual
blue nut cups, and the colors of
peach and blue were carried out
in all the table decorations.
The gay occasion was cele
bratcd on April 30, as Stuart's
birthday fell on Sunday. Games
were played out-of-doors by his.
friends and schoolmates, includ
ing Joanne Bogatay. Paula
Cook, Carol Stolk, Martin Sny-
acr, aanara uiirjert. Evelyn
Joyce Dccts, Lynn Dornhcim,
Zcta Samson, Lionel Scott, Bar
bara Jo Stinson, Richie Bogatay,
uu no oook ana Aenncm Mc
Kim. Seven mothers who InineH
Mrs. Melchert in coffee and ice
cream at the end of the after
noon were Mrs. Troy Cook, Mrs.
Frank Bogatay. Mrs. Royce Gil
bert. Mrs H. E. Dornheim, Mrs.
William Stolk. Mrs. Ken Sam
son and Mrs. D. S. Snyder.
5
Mothers' Tea
The members of the PTA at
joscpn monger school met for
the annual tea for the mothers
of the school, and for the last
meeting of the year on Wednes.
day, May 2. Installation of offi
cers took place during the after
noon, with Mrs. E. G. Childers
as president; Mrs. W. K. Charles-
worm, vice president; Mrs. F. S.
Kelsay, secretary, and Mrs. Glen
Drumblo, treasurer.
Mrs. Claude Nelson was the
chairman of the installation
ceremony, and Mrs. Frank Pey
ton installed the newly-elected
uuiccrs. i-orsages were present
ed to the officers, the past offi
cers and the teachers who were
hostesses for the day. A gift was
presented to Mrs. W. E. Dyer for
the outstanding work she has
done during the year.
A musical program was pre
sented by the students after
which the teachers served tea to
the mothers. Pouring were
Augusta Parker, principal at
Joseph Conger school, and Mrs.
Fred Fletcher.
Three Years Old
A delightful party was held
at the I. E. Campbell home on
the Lakevicw highway on April
17, when Mrs. Campbell enter
tained a group of the small
friends of her son, Aurbry Dale,
In honor of his third birthday.
The table was attractively
decorated with bouquets of
sweet peas, a large birthday
cake and gifts for the small
guests.
Those who enjoyed the after
noon of games and refreshments
were Dickie, Jimmy and Annis
Lyle Durrell, Donnie Reeder,
Danny Taylor, Linda Ann Newn
ham, Dickie Rieling, Gary and
Karen Grimes. Barton Brown,
Kent Gooding and Kathleen and
Janice Marshall.
Voice 'And PiancJ
Pupils In Recita
The annual recital of voice and piano pupils of Mrs. Don
Zumwalt will be held in the auditorium of the city library on
Friday evening, May 18, at 7:45 p. m. The program will includo
only pupils of grade school and high school rating. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all the public who are interested.
The following program is divided into two sections, in order
ouiiiniuusu: muac wuu wmii w auena:
Brownie Tea
Members of Brownie troop 22
of the Pelican City school were
hostesses at a Mother's Day tea
on May 9 in the school auditor
ium. Twenty-eight Brownies
proudly escorted their mothers
to a scat, and nrescntcd them
with corsages of iris blossoms
The troop leader. Julia Gielcr.
and her assistants, Mrs. Robert
larnc and Mrs. Edward Simp
son are teachers in the school,
Their Brownies presented a short
program, cacn girt taking her
turn in a review of all the troop
has done during the past year.
They called attention to a table
full of clever stuffed dolls that
they had made, as well as the
artistic mats of Bay yarn which
they wove by hand on looms of
tneir own making. Following
the singing of familiar sones.
each hostess presented her guest
of honor.
Miss Gigler welcomed the
mothers, and introduced Mrs.
Roy Carter, Girl Scout execu
tive, and Mrs. D. W. Holloway,
training chairman on the Girl
Scout council. Mrs. Carter ex
plained that a trooo committee
was the backbone of a Girl Scout
troop, and asked for volunteers
from the mothers to carry on the
fine work begun bv the nresent
leaders.
Refreshments were served
from an attractive tea table, pre
sided over by four little girls in
Brownie uniforms, including
Shirley Johnson, assisted by
Hilda Stanley and Jo Ann Law-
son, assisted by Marian Simpson.
A gratiiying number 0 moth
ers volunteered to serve as lead
ers and troop committee mem
bers for the coming year. They
are Mrs. Lee Smith. Mrs. M. W.
Simpson and Mrs. Harry Raviz
za for leadership; Mrs. C. B.
Whitlock, Mrs. Lyman Williams
and Mrs. Hugh Smith for troop
committee.
JlPIno Duet: "Th star Snan!.d Bn-
wiwa mnn neien Bunnell, ,
PABT 1
"PlvUmu
"Happy Schoolboy" ....Z
Lillian Mahin
"Summer Dayi" TO
riraw I'avea"
. Aaroe
Leibiu
Engaged
Announcement has been made
of the engagement of Ruth Eliz
abeth Henry, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Henry of
Creston. Ia.. to CdI. 'William T.
Finley, United States army, son
oi Mrs. urace mniey oi Olym
pia. Wash. The bride-elect is
employed as secretary for
County Agent C. A. Henderson,
and Cpl. Finley is stationed at
Camp White near Medford at
the present time. - .. .!.. w
The weddme date has been
tentatively set for the first of
June at the Sacred Heart
church in Klamath Falls.
Mothers Honored
At Saturday Tea .
Mothers, of all veterans, and especially gold star mothers,
were honored at a tea at the Memorial hall on Saturday by
members of the American Legion auxiliary, many of whom are
mothers of veterans of this war, as well as wives of veterans of
the first World War.
Favors were presented to all gold star mothers by Mrs. J. H.
Gallagher, president of the organization, and she was assisted by
Mrs. Keith Ambrose, table decorations; Mrs.-A. Petersteiner, re
freshments; Mrs. Julian Abbott, music; Mrs. Fred LaForge, cor
sages and flowers; Mrs. Syd Evans, Mrs. Junior Wagner and Mrs.
A. D: Tilton, serving, and Mrs.
Fred Heilbronner, publicity.
Pouring at the tea table from
2 to 3 were Mrs. Clara Shaw
and Mrs. Louis Larson. From
3 to 4 were Mrs. George Hum
and Mrs. George Britt; from 4
to 5 were Mrs. Ermel Hosley
and Mrs. Al Heup. Those assist
ing about the rooms were Mrs.
Harold H. Ogle, Mrs. Rinehart
Motschenbacher, Mrs, Robert
Ross, Mrs. George Sample and
Mrs. J. H. Hunter. .
Musical numbers included- a
vocal solo by Patricia Brown, a
flute solo by Mary Griffith, the
triple trio from the Sacred Heart
academy, a quartet -from the
Marine Barracks and a piano
solo by Elaine Abbott.
- . Vinlat
Tairlei at PIy in the Moonllfht .J ,
"Tht Brook' In" the'
Joan Hawkins -(
"Sea Chantay" .Bernard Wnit
.... Williams
Wagneut
Wagneu
"Cotton Picker
Harold Metier
"A Song" From the Deep ,
"Plantation Serenade" . .
Hlpn Riinn.11
Viennese Melody" . .. arr. by Thompson
"Carry Me Back to Old Virginia"
Bland
Jimmle Metier . .
Theme from "aUebtutraume"
..-"V vr,. Liszt-Thompson
rstrellita" Mexican Folk-Song
Donna Beck
Waltz from "The Merry Widow" . Lehar
"Song of the Volga Boatmen
.................... arr. by, Wagnesg
Lloyd Bunnell
"Londonderry Air" ...... Irish Folk-Son ,
"Spinning Song" EiimenrelcS
Suzanne Fret
Songs: "Winter Lullaby" m de Koven
"Chanaonette" . Friml
ur Tottsie Liskey
Wall ;. i Grieg
"Ellin Dance" , Jensen
Rosemary Frei
PABT II
Songs; "The Lord's Prayer"
Aoseni
. MalotU
nnua L-ion
Piano; Hungarian Dance No. S Brahms
"Turkish March" Mozart
Jean Mahan
Songs; "Ave Maria" .. Schubert
"By the Bend of the River"....
- Edwarda
Hazel Newlun'
Piano; "Indian Love Call" FHml-Mokrejs
"The Rostary" Nev ln-W help ley
Mary Lou Beck
Songs. "Panis Angellcus" Cesar Franck
"Riff Sing" Romberg
John Carter
Piano: "Cradle Song" Brahms-Thompson
"Scarf Dance" Chamlnada
Wilma Black man
Songs; Know'st Thou the Land? ("Mtg-
non") Thomas
Homing" Del Rltgo
Marlann Sexton .
Piano: Theme from Piano Concerto
No. I Tchaikowsky
. "On Wings of Song" Mendelssohn
Marijo Ogle
Songs; "Vol che aapete". ("Marriage
of Figaro") ..... Mozart
." , "Sing On" . Denz
La Verne Reed
Piano: Andante from "Rhapsody la
in Blue" Gershwin
Prelue in C Sharp Minor
. .. Rachmaninoff .
" ' - ' -Carmen Lee1 Jones
Songs; "Jewel Song" from "Faust"
.. Gounod
Virgin's Slumber Song" . Reger
Mary Louise- Sexton I
Piano: Polonaise, in A Major Chopin .
Nocturne in E Flat .Chopia
Mary Lou Van Riper . - .
' - ;
Picnic Party '".-f l
Shirley Ann Dellan was -tho .
guest of honor at a party given ::
in celebration of her fourth
birthday by Mrs; H. W. Wilson
at Moore park on Sunday, May
6. Several of" Shirley's young
friends and their mothers gath
ered for a picnic at 2:30, fol
lowed 1jy games which, were ,
played out-of-doors. .
Those enjoying the fun were '
Ronald and Karlene Coleman,
Marsha -Jean and Jimmy Wilson, ,
Dick, and Don. Terwilliger, Shar
on Lee Dewinz, Kenneth McKim,
Sally, Bobby and Sandy Green.
leaf, -Bobert Anderson, Mrs.
W. L. - Terwilliger. Mrs. W. N.
Dewinz, Mrs. J. H. Coleman,
Mrs. Adam McKim, Mrs. Austin
McMahan, Mrs. Pankey, Van
Dellan. father of the euest of
honor,, and. Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Wilson, - .-
Wedding Shower '
On Tuesday: evenine. Mav t.
a miscellaneous-wedding show
er was Elven in honor of Mrs.
Richard Bandy at the home of
Mrs. - H. o. Brandenburg -of
725 Martin. Mrs.. Brandenburg
was assisted - by Mrs. Phu
Schroeder; and decorations of .
sprine flowers included tulros.
dogwood and iris.
On the guest list were Mar- .
garet Hunt, Lottie Miller, Kath
erine Chidester, Helen Majors, .
Katherine Higman, Paula Clin .
ton, Clarice Moon, Alice Dale
Ray. Inez Mceoy. Louise Rin-
pley, Lou' Jones, Ruth Cashin,
Polly Schroeder and the.
hostess, j .
(7
A M0N0GRAMMED STERLING SILVER CIGARETTE BOX was the aift chosan bv the offi
cers at the Klamath naval air station, for their commanding officer ond his wffe, Cmdr. and
Mrs. R. R. Darron, before theyleft for their new base at Areata, Calif. The Darrons wer
guests of honor at an ' Aloha party ' given in the BOQ at the station on rriday evening,
May 4. ' ' " ' -
Official U. 'S. navy phots)