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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1945)
. I II 1 ride nonorea uesday Evening llT, LAKI Mm. William Morrill Bond, tle former Maria En , (IniiKlitor of Mr. and Mrs. Porcy Dixon, wnn honored with E '..ll.inooii uliowcr on luiwlay ovcnlnii. Muv 211 .,t ii, llioll. Hostesses for tho ulfalr were Mrs. G. Scoll Thomp Mr. Henry Scmon, Mrs. Joy lalrclo. Mrs. Sum Enmiin, Mrs. Kv room and tables wore attractively dccoraled with bou. 1,'of lllaes, 'f'" honoysueklo. Those honoring lh0 recont were wr. "":.m71 'r. and Mrs. Percy ....,1 KArm If II 1 ' UI1U 141 1IUIUIU Sinner. Mr. d Mi Ralph I Mrs T7 T,. Flftm. ..m nrlll Hit..- Byers, Mrs. Joo Keller, Elizabeth NorrlB, Mrs. e Marshall, Mrs. Silas Orlz .... hov La Pralrlo. Mrs. I? stone, Mrs. Boyd Brim- W.V .. Unrtnn. Mn. A. Shall. MM. W. M. Wll. Mrs. Gludys D. Cheyne, Ira Orem, Mrs. J. R. El Mrs. Buford Kaylor, Mrs. Leo Thompson, Mrs. w. v. IJCnilll 4J.WH.nt.vn, ....... L.nf.n LfOUCr. mm. A. is. Eon, Mr- ,G. S. Thompson, ! Henry .-juhiu.i. uoj lo Mrs. Sum Enman, Mrs. ur'Colo, Mrs. G cor go Stov. i, Mrs. nw. v. .o. Bcymcr, Mrs. Lola Beck, A. J. Manning, Mrs. James Word, Mrs. Earl Mack, Mrs. Whltmten, mra. milium ioat, Mrs. William mack- a Mrs. r rillli-o wiMiitowu. mi a. jk Sullivan, Mrs. Mary IhflUpl, ml a. n.t n ubi, Mary Dixon, Mrs. Vivian Mrs. Lois Flsliback, Mrs Li nrolthauut. Mrs. Korrc.it ihBupt, Mrs. Curroll Howe, QIC" UCIUIIIKI'H mi.. l. k.. V Mrs. Iluxold Slaughter, IFarrcu ruiynra, ran. jonn It. Mrs. Dayton Flnchum, rlovu Oliuri, mra. jerry Mrs. Wlnneta ' Brown, Howard Jackson, Mrs. lies Dc Lap Jr., Mrs. A. R. fcbcll, Mrs. Gus Hllyard, fjc.itla Kaylor, Mrs, Van frs, Mrs. Jess Johnson, Mar J Keller, Ann Stevenson, Louise Enman, Donna fc, Dolores R. Sylvia, Jennie I Beverly Mack, Jean ip.ioii, Lillian Rudkey, Zclla tan, Kris Fleming, Phillip fc, Elmer Birk, Richard Kind Robert Hill. I C IT ' I S 8 8 M Birthday party was enjoyed at the oi Mr. anti mm. uen n. fp In honor of little Blllie ulnicr Bcvans on their birthday on Wednesday. 13. Some of the friends of vlni were Invited to play i during the afternoon, and hmcnts were served after ptnljiB of the gifts. inor Curtis of 132S Crc.v wa hostess to the Morrv It at her home on tho eve- w Mny 17. After the short less meeting, pinochle was U, with Ruth Anderson re ft the award for high scoro, i waiu, the second award, luth Lawrence, low. Jean as a guest of the club. 5 fclrlc lights counteract the oi damp salt air on pianos. I t the seashore have burning around thorn for Kason, Golden Wedding FORT KLAMATH The CI clubhouse in Fort Klamath was the sceno of a very delightful soclul function on Sunday after noon. Juno 3, when a reception was given by the club members for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Noah, pioneer Fort Klumuth residents, in honor of their golden wed ding anniversary. Open house was held from 3:30 to 6 p. m., and the rooms were fragrant with musses of rosos, lilacs, uzalcas and tulips. Refreshments were served from an attractively arranged tea table, centered with a beautiful ly decorated wedding cake, whlcb was later cut and served to the guests by Mrs. Olcna Briscoe. Pouring at tho tea table were Mrs. Art Nichols, Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. Fred Bishop, Mrs. Saruh Slocum and Mrs. R. S. Loosely. ino guests of honor were presented with a boutonnlcrc and a corsage. A community gift and a lovely bouquet of flowers wero also presented to mr. ana Mrs. Noah at this time. Ovnr 100 guests called during tho reception hours to congratu late the couple. Members of uic ramlly who were present for the occasion Included Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Benedict and three children of Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Rav Nonh nnH children of Brownsville, Ore gon, Ben Noah of Prlneville. Oregon, Marvin Noah of Fort mm-- FRANKIE . Frankle Ramsey, 8-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ramsey, has Just returned with his mother from a visit with daddy in San Diego, Calif. He lives wiih ins mother ana ma ternal grandparents at 1845 Ivory while Mr. Ramsey is serv ing In the United States navy. ih 7 I X) A - . Urn I i.r.a I V J I 4- Recent Bride Honored At Shower MERRILL Mrs. Jim Merrllees, a bride of late May and the former Edna Beasley, was honored on Friday night, June 1, with a delightfully planned miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Robert Walker. Co-hostesses for the event were Mrs. Ora Cox, Mrs. Alonzo Hodges and Mrs. Inez Sowell. Flower arrangements were made by Mrs. E. T. Crawford. The table from where the gifts were presented to the bride was centered with an arrangement of pastel shaded sweet- peas, topped with a miniature bride and groom. Suspended from the chandelier was a white ribbon Saturday, Juna 9, 1945 HERALD AND NEWS 8EVX2T Mrs. O. J. Harris, Mn. John D. Moore. Mre. Luther A. Taber, Mrs. Audrey Walker, Mm. Mary Fox, Mrs. Elmer Stukel, Mrs. Minnie Stukel. Mrs. C. A. WiUlams, Mrs. Nellie Fleck, Mrs. Marjorie Bush, Mm. Hugh O'Connor, Mm. Dan Crawford. Mrs. Harry Beardsley, Mra. 3. D. Kldwtll, Mm. E. H. Clemens, Mn. O. M. Castleman, Mm. Frank E. Trot man, Mrs. Frank Daws, Mn, Virginia Moore, Mrs. Ruth Mc pherson, Jan lea McCollum, Velma Jean Bowman and Eve lyn Pierce. COUPLE MARRIES HERE SUNDAY Helen Jean Larson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Larson of Klumath Falls, became the bride of Sgt. Marvin Watson, United States marine corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stephenson, also of this city, in a ceremony which took place at St. Paul's Episcopal church on Sunday, May 13, at 12:30. The coung couple has enjoyed a wedding trip to the coast. Klamath and Dave Noah, also of Fort Klamath. The committees in charge of arrangements for the reception were Mrs. Frank Denton, Mrs. Paul Wamplcr, Mrs. Theodore Nicholson, Mrs. Jerry Sisemore, senior hostesses; Joan Loosley, Kathryn Wnmpler, Jo Ann Sisemore and Lou Ellen Nichol son, junior hostesses; Mrs. H. T. Williams, Mrs. Lee Denton and Mrs. William C. Hackler, decoration; Mrs. Ray Prowell, Mrs. H. T. Williams. Mrs. John Drake, Mrs. Harold Wimer and Lois Loosley, refreshment. Mrs, Stanley Pleser, Mrs. Dick Miller Sr., Mrs. Mike Brunncr and Mrs. Louise Vaughn met at the home of Mrs. Ralph La Londe on Wednesday afternoon, June 8, for tho purpose of sew ing on Red Cross lap robes. Re freshments were served later by the hostess, and her guests were all members of the Catholic Daughters of America. " Betty Ray, daughter of Mrs. Ruth K. Ray of this city, is one of nine dietetic majors to gradu ate from Oregon State college on June 10. Following her graduation, she will serve a one year internship in the King coun ty hospital at Seattle, which leads to the status of ai'. ac credited dietician. If It's a "frozen" article you need, advertise for a used one In the classified. B. F. Goodrich SUventimtt If yoo mutt hiTt i new tire, get thl it 3 rM AHEAD of lil other. MMt MM bow from which fell streamers to two blue swan. Arrangements of pink snapdragon in blue swan were placed on the piano and pink tumarac und lavender sweet peas were arranged on the fire place mantel. Games were enjoyed and re freshments served after the gifts were opened. . The bride is the daughter of I Mr. ana Mrs. ft. Beasley and is employed in the office of Dr. F. E. Trotman. The groom is associated with Robert Walker in the Shell service station. The guest list included Mrs. R. F. Beasley, Mrs. Roy Bcas- ley, jvirs. Louise ueasiey, Mrs. Leonard Bowman, Mrs. William Walker, Mrs. Max Hartlerode, Mrs. William Falvcy, Mrs. Mar jorie Hodges, Mrs. Melissa Blake, Mrs. Charles Hodges, Mrs. William Hodges, Mrs. T. W. Chatburn Jr., Mrs. Thomas W. Chatburn Sr., Mrs. Hush Falvey, Mrs. George Schmidt, Mrs. J. L. Fotherlngham; Mrs. Robert Burleigh. Mrs. C. W. Lewis, Mrs. Lon Storey, Mrs. Edna Kleppin, Mrs. Roy Wheeler, Mrs. Rufus Quillcn, Mrs. Percy Pierce, Mm. Mar jorie Stallard, Mm. C. South ern, Mrs. Lewis Kandra, Mrs. Velton Hasklns, Mrs. Velma Felt, Mrs. John Krizo, Mrs. M. A. Bowman, Mrs. Warren Fruits, Mrs. E. E. Kllpatrick, II I RAZOR JACK is now at the MARS BARBER SHOP 1024 Main Phone 5813 for appointments Farmers Attention! We kill, dress and chill your hog Ac per pound. We cure and smoke your ham and bacon 5c per pound. We have the best facilities. Our work is guaran teed. WHY PAY MORE? JOHNSON PACKING CO. THE HOME OF QUALITY MEATS PHONE 5323 15o riui Kin r DICK B. MILLER 7th and Klam. Ph. 4103 Aik th clerk that serves you In your nelahborhood grocery store; She'll say that a FLUHRER customer Always comes back for more. 1- -xf ' HcaUhtul ' In response to many requests for a real western attrac tion, I am proud to present the following well known itars and entertainers. They will present a complete 1 hour stage show starting at 10:30. I have previewed this attraction of 16 people and it is tops in entertain ment. The time, next Monday, June 11th. The place, THE ARMORY "BALDY" Adm. Per Person $1.20 Inc. Tax It's 'V III. . tu?PG oat iv mr'h 3' Andrews I fTfi& e JVIio Tm f mm - bAM WESLEY TUTTLE The Klamath Falls expresses its sincere appreciation to all who helped in the collection and shipment of 62, 000 pounds of clothing in the recent United National Clothing Collection. Our special thanks go to Col. George Van Orden Lt. Col. Robert Burns and the Marine Crew: Sgt. R. F. DeTemple Cpl. E. C. Shuman PFC H. C. Smith PFC H. E. Hyitt PFC C. F. Payne PFC D. A. Hyman PFC B. Lacour Marvin Hilton and employees Orville Hamilton and the Police Dept. . Ore. State Highway Dept. Lost Riyer Dairy E. F. Anderson Motor Freight Southern Pacific Railroad Radio KFJI The Herald and News . . . and to every one who so generously and wholeheartedly contributed. Klamath Falls LIONS CLUB This Ad Sponsored by" FOULGERS LaPOINTE'S o MOE'S Dancing 9 To 1 Doors Open 8:30 4 h
