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FOUR HERALD AND NEWS Saturday. May 19, 1948
Mothers Honored At
Tea And Ceremony
Mother's Day was observed when the Girl Scouts of troop 8
and Brownies of troop 29 honored their mothers with a program
and tea given in the auditorium of Roosevelt school on Saturday
afternoon, May 12, from 3 to 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Everett Vanderpool and Mrs. A. L. Brandt were in charge
of arrangements. Mrs. R. H. Radcliffe, commissioner, Mrs. Roy
Carter, executive secretary, and Mrs. O. R. Holloway, leader
chairman, were guests of honor, representing the Girl Scout
CThe"program featured the interesting and Impressive "flying up"
ceremony, in wnicn erowmes-
Linda Ellis, Judy Garner, Rett
leen Mclntee, . Joyce Lamb,
Joann Miller, Leora Traw,
Gloria Stalk and Donna Jacobs
took the oath and became Girl
Scouts.
Annual Girl "Scout awards
were made by Mrs. Roy Carter
and Mrs. R. H. Radcliffe. A
first class badge was awarded
to Sharon Williams, and a large
number of the girls received
second class awards. Most of
the Girl Scouts present received
service pins for work done dur
ing the year in community ser
vice. Mothers' and guests were
served from an exceptionally at
tractive tea table centered with
an arrangement of yellow tu
lips. Pouring during the after
noon were Mrs. Radcliffe and
Mrs. Carter. Corsages of spring
flowers were presented to each
mother as she was introduced
by her daughter. The tea com
mittee included Mrs. Victor
Newman, Mrs. Thomas J. Orr
and Mrs. Lloyd Porter.
Mothers who were honored
at this time were Mrs. R. H.
Radcliffe, Mrs. Lloyd L. Porter,
Mrs. George E. Condrey, Mrs.
D. W. Holloway, Mrs. David L.
Snyder, Mrs. Irving R. Lisbony,
Mrs. A. O. Roenicke, Mrs. Roy
Carter, Mrs. Charles R. Stark,
Mrs. Willard Preston, Mrs. Wil
liam R. Elliott, Mrs. B. E. Mil
ler, Mrs. T. W. Dunwoodie, Mrs.
Tom Wright, Mrs. Lloyd R.
Lamb, Mrs, Otto Ellis, Mrs. A.
C. Edsall, Mrs.-R. V. Gillen,
Mrs. J. Berg, Mrs.. Harold Wil
liams, Mrs. A. McClung, Mrs.
Hall, Mrs. Rudy Jacobs, Mrs.
Walter Lassett, Mrs. Lloyd
Emery, Mrs. Harold Teale, Mrs.
J. T. Garner, Mrs. Thomas J,
Orr, Mrs; Victor Newman, Mrs.
George Rogers and Mrs. George
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Assist atUSO
Every , Wednesday ladies of
the First Methodist church as
sist at the USO center as well
as serve homemade cakes to the
servicemen r there. During the
month of April those who work
ed at the center were Mrs. A.
G. Proctor.- Mrs. L. K. Phelos.
Mrs. I. W. White, Mrs. L. W.
Johns, Mrs.- John Yadon, Mrs.
Lillian .Bagman, . Mrs. Walter
Herndon, Mrs. E. W. Mocabee,
Mrs. Victor Phillips, Mrs. Wil
liam Withrow. Mrs. M. Leslie,
Mrs. L. R. Brannan, Mrs. S. A.
Gaster, Mrs. W. L. Carlton, Mrs.
E. H. Balsiger, Mrs. John Riacb,
Mrs. Effie Redkey, Mrs. William
Beck, Mrs. Cleo Dunlap, Mrs.
Earl Redman and Mrs. K. G.
Cummings. Cakes were provided
by Mrs. E. W. Mocabee, Mrs.
Joe Kennedy, Mrs. C. H. Barn
stable, Mrs. Allen Mocabee, Mrs.
William Withrow, Mrs. John
Riach, Mrs. Victor Phillips, Mrs.
Earl Redman, Mrs. E. C. Stucky,
Mrs. L. K. Phelps, Mrs. S. H.
Snell, Mrs. C. W. Howry, Mrs.
Wesley McNee, Mrs. M. Leslie,
Mrs. I. W. White, Mrs. C. KeU
ley, Mrs. D. R. Stebbins, Mrs.
Elizabeth Norris and Mrs. Wal
lace Uerlings,
Betrothal Told t
Elizabeth Frances Campbell of
Roseburg recently revealed her
betrothal to Patrick W. Kilby of
Klamath Falls. Vows will be ex
changed on June 23 in the Pres
byterian church at Roseburg.
Miss Campbell is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, W. M. Campbell
and is a former high school eco
nomics teacher; ' She was dis
charged from the Waves in Octo
ber of 1943, and since that time
has been serving as a dietician in
the Veterans' hospital in Rose
burg. .
The groom-elect,- formerly of
Roseburg, came to Klamath Falls
the latter part of March as con
tact officer for the veterans ben
efit office. He is purchasing a
home in this city, and they plan
Ij make their home here after
their marriage. .. j . . ..
Oath Of Office
The officers of the Altamont
PTA who will serve for the
coming year were Installed on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. John
Selby, state regional vice presi
dent, gave the oath of office to
Mrs. R. E. Wonser, president;
Mrs. James Clark, vice presi
dent; Mrs. Montgomery, secre
tary; Mrs. Mildred Prather,
treasurer and Mrs. Gienger, his
torian. A lovely program, featuring
the crowning of a May queen,
was presented by the pupils of
Altamont elementary school, to
a large number of parents and
friends. A Maypole dance, drills
featuring the flags of the allied
countries and singing were the
highlights of the afternoon's en
tertainment. A delightful luncheon was
served by Mrs. W. S. Metier,
retiring president of the Alta
mont PTA at her home on Bis
bee street on Thursday noon
to officers and chairmen who
have worked with her during
the past year.
Guests present were Mrs. E.
E.. Metier, Mrs. E. F.. Langor,
Mrs. Hans Frei, Mrs. E. A.
Davis, Mrs. R. A. Nelson, Mrs.
Charles Santo, Mrs. R. E. Won
ser, Mrs. J. F. Clark, Mrs. C. A.
Larson, Mrs. ' A. M. Davison,
Mrs. C. L. Barkdoll and Wyatt
Padgett.
Mrs. C. A. Larson, who is
leaving soon to make her home
in Medford, was honored with
a handkerchief shower.
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Pythian Sisters
The Pythian Sisters met in
the library club room on Friday
evening of last week. Mrs.
Clara Gillian, mother of Mrs.
Redkey, was the guest of honor
for the Mother's Day program.
Mrs. Gillian was escorted by
two young girls, Karlene Ross
and Jackie Elliott. She was pre
sented with a bouquet of flow
ers and a gift by the members
of the club. -
Mr. and Mrs. C. W.'Switzler
of 931 Kane street have an
nounced the engagement of
their daughter, Euphama, to
Carroll Mistier, seaman second
class in the United States navy,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mist
ier of Midland. No definite date
hag been set for the wedding.
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MARRIED
In a wedding which took
place at the home of the bride's
parents in Campbell, Calif.,
Barbara Landis, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Landis, be
came the bride of Oren V. Gas
sett, Jr.; coxswain in the United
States navy, son of Mr. and
Mrs. O, V. Gassett of Klamath
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MOSER-BREDBERG EXCHANGE VOWS
In a double ring ceremony read by Chaplain Graham Gilmer of the Marine Barracks, Dor
othy Ann Bredberg of Red Oak, la., became the bride of Cpl. Dwlght Rhoados Moser, United
State marine corps, of Dalles Center, la. The ceremony was read in the reception room of the
Hostess House at the Marine Barracks, and the couple was attended by Dorothy Jean Moser and
Cpl. Clifford E. Muralt. Official USMC photo by SSgt. V. M. Hanks.
New Officers
Members of Job's Daughters
were hostesses to their mothers
on Mother's Day for a breakfast
at the Willard hotel. One hun
dred and fifty mothers and
daughters attended, and the
meeting was conducted by Pa
tricia Benoist, honored queen of
bethel number 6. Included in
the numbers of the delightful
musical program was a piano
solo by Barbara Zinn, "Valse
Derand;" "Irish Lullaby" and
"Smilin' Through" were sung by
Marjorie McCullom, accompan
ied by Jean Hamilton at the
piano.
At the regular meeting on
Thursday evening, election of of
ficers . was held with Sharon
Willits elected queen; Lois Cada,
senior princess; Sally Mueller,
junior princess; Lynden King,
guide; Marilyn ONeil, marshal.
Mrs. Bernice Britton, grand
guardian of Corvallic. assisted by
Sally Mueller, Lynden King,
Jeane Dickson and Nan Schu
bert installed the new guardian
council including Exene Humble,
guardian; H. E, Jones, associate
guardian; Mrs. Blanche Marks,
secretary; Frances Sample, treas
urer; Blanche Schulze, sociabil
ity; Vivian Eichendorf, parapher
nalia; Mrs. Joan Craver, hos
pitality; Mrs. Mary Adams, pub
licity. ,
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Junior Matrons
"Junior Matrons of the First
Methodist church held their May
meeting on Tuesday, May 1, at
the home of Mrs. J. R. Mc
Lellan of 1114 Crescent. Mrs.
McLellan was assisted by Mrs.
Stewart Snell. Mrs. M. H. Mel
chert, president, conducted the
business meeting and as a Moth
er's Day gesture, the members
paid tribute to their mothers.
After the business meeting,
games were played and refresh
ments served to Mrs. P. .H
Rozendal, Mrs. P. M. Deller,
Mrs. M. H. Melchert, Mrs. David
Snyder, Mrs. Walter Herndon,
Mrs. Victor Phillips, Mrs. W. B.
Smith, Mrs. Paul Lee and Mrs.
Aufderheide of Salem, the only
guest at the meeting.
Mrs. Ray Garrison of 2338
Garden will be hostess for the
June meeting.
BEGINNING and
ADVANCED CLASSES
for the SUMMER
start June 4, and
continue through July
and August.
That speedy, mappy easy,
te-learn THOMAS natural
shorthand, or a brush-up in
GREGG.
We teach typing, bookkeep
ing, and office machines alio.
Arrange now for enrollment
June 4.
Klamath Business College
733 Pine Street
Corner of 8th
Silver Tea
The Mother's club of the Sa
cred Heart academy will hold its
annual silver tea for the sisters
of the academy on Sunday after
noon, May 20, in the auditorium
of the school at 1:30.
The new officers for the year
will be installed by the officer
in charge, Mrs. W. G. Ely. Mrs.
D. P. O'Leary is the incoming
president; Mrs. William New
man, vice president; Mrs. Pat
rick Fogarty, secretary-treasurer.
Mrs, Roy Pickett, Mrs. Wil
liam Newman and Mrs. William
Colbert are the outgoing officers.
A musical program will be
presented following the installa
tion. The committee in charge of
arrangements Includes Mrs. E. M.
Igl, Mrs. M. P, Lavenik, Mrs.
Hugh O'Connor, Mrs. Dave Van
denberg, Mrs. Julian Abbott,
Mrs. John Shoemaker, Mrs. Jo
seph Mahoney, Mrs. K. M. Peter
son and Mrs. W. G. Ely.
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Junior Circle
Members of the Junior circle
of the Congregational Commun
ity church were entertained on
Thursday evening, May 10, at
the home of Mrs. M. E. Macbeth,
905 Owens. The assisting hos
tess was Mrs. R. B. Elliott. Rev.
Godfrey Matthews conducted an
open discussion of the United
Nations conference being held
in San Francisco. Elected for
the coming year were Mrs. F. L.
Van Doorer, president; Mrs. K.
E. Lambie, vice president; Mrs.
Loyal Lust, treasurer; Mrs. God
frey Matthews, secretary. Mrs.
Matthews was appointed public
ity chairman.
Attending were Mrs. D. W.
Rice, Mrs. James Wright, Mrs.
O. C. Bryan, Mrs. Robert Be
land, Mrs. Chester Greenwell,
Mrs. H. R. Jones, Mrs. Stewart
Day, Mrs. W. Calder, Mrs. Paul
Layman, Mrs. E. S. Edwards,
Mrs. Charles Griffiths, Mrs. Dan
Morgan, Mrs. Walter Patch, Mrs.
Monthly Meeting
The regular monthly meeting
of Zuleima temple 13, Daugh
ters of the Nile, was held on
May 12 in the Masonic hall at
Grants Pass.
A large group was in attend
ance to watch the new queen,
Phina Nordwick, and her offi
cers hold their first meeting of
the new year. The Grants Pass
women were hostesses for the
day, and arranged it in their
usual eracious manner. A love
ly Mothers' Day program of
music, loliowea oy lea was
presented to the guests.
Many baskets and bowls of
beautiful spring flowers were
used for decoration in the hall
and tea room, and an attractive
arrangement of roses was used
as a centerpiece tor the tea
table. The display of delicate
blossoms was a true indication
that spring is in full bloom-
Several members of the
Klamath Falls Nile club were
present for the delightful day
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Wedding Party
On Friday evening. May 11, a
pre-nuptial party was given at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Ostendorf In honor of Peggy
Lou Rumer and Cpl. Frank
Jakubowski, whose marriage
was an event of Saturday eve
ning at the Klamath Lutheran
church. Refreshments were
served from an attractively dec
orated table to the guests of
honor, Jean Ostendorf, Bette
Hopkins, Lois Rumer, Margie
Kumer, upi. i,ayne uaictweu,
Sgt. James McGown, SSgt, Buel
Kennedy.
Ed Dalmcr, Mrs. F. L. Van Dooz
er, Mrs. K. E. Lambie, -Mrs.
Loyal Lust, Mrs. Godfrey Mat
thews, Mrs. Elliott and Mrs.
Macbeth.
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In imort 6 ox ctromlc contalnin,j
$4.50 inch, plus laxo
Through rein and hall and snow and sleet
The mailman makes his round;
He knows that wholesome Fluhrer's Bread
Is where the most energy Is found.
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ANW Club
Mre. D. V. Kuykendall was
, rf the Art
Needle Work club at the ennual
election of officers hold on Wed
nesday ternoon at the home
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dent, Mrs. J. F. Goeller w re-
elected to tne W w wilbur
tary-ireasurei, v '
A. Jones was reappointed pub
licity cnairiimii. y - - ,
H.rwood is the retiring presi
dent.
Mrs. W rtr makes ner nom
with her brother, R. H. Dunbar
end the Dunbar home was gay
with bouquets of niaci,
violas, EnglUh dalslei. Jtock and
iris. Special guesis 01
were Mrs. CT H. Murdoch. Mrs.
Duffy, and Orion Wattonburg.
Mrs. Harold M. Brown wll
entertain the club at the first
meeting following lammer va
cation. This date will be on
Wednesday, August 29-
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Lioness Club
A roonlnr meetlilB' of the
Lioness club was held at the
club worn of the city library
on Monday, May 7. A dolight
ful program was enjoyed, and
included musical numbers from
the children ot tne ciuo mem
bers, "Walt of the Toys,"
"Croak, Croak" .... Paul Adams
'The Flag In tne urecic
fnrnlvn Hcilbronncr
Tap Dance, Jean Adams and
Diane Oldenburg.
w Soil the Oreun Blue"
"Blue Danube Waltz"
Charlotte iteup
"Llebestraum"
"Oh, Sutanna"
Jean Owens and Mary Hooker
Hungarian Dance No. 3,
"Among the Pines"
Ingrld Norland
"Bacheti,"
"Polonaise" .... Marilyn Johnson
The regular meeting and busi
ness session was then held
when plans for the Installation
of new officers In Juno wero
discussed. Following the meet
ing, refreshments were served
and bridge was enjoyed by the
members.
Hostesses for the evening
were Mrs. J. Vernon Owens,
Mrs. H. A. Wheeler, Mrs. C.
Volght. and Mrs. R. C. Ward.
Annual Recita
To Be Given Here
The annual recital of the piano bubII. .
Mltchelmore will bo held at her home, 4431 V Him,
SatHrday evening. May 19, at 7:48. The D"D , olxfil
by jolin wci.;ioiinn, Darnone norn sololsL 0 in
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Jack AlMtnuar
'0 rw" --t Thomps
Sua Evana
Ttwma Inm Mifrt.
Richard Wkliy. (and plane Mrs,
Dual
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Sons of Iha Pino" . Mildred Adair
Pauv Waaklay
The ralrlai" Harp" B Thompson
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"Llllla Mlsa eprlnatlmt'' .... Halan Porter
Jean Ivans
"Puck" - Thempaon
"Indian Dance In the '""h,,fjyt
"Tlnaal ralrm" Copeland
Shirley Crawford
"Drltllnl Cleudi'' ... Aalrlde Hemaey
Marale Ouao
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Marllee Crawford. Piano t
Shirley Crawford. Piano I
Minuet from "Don Juan" Meaart
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John MeClallan
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Bamlre Alexander
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Stanley MeClallan
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