BIX HERALD AND MEWS
Eight Et Forty
Started Recently
Mrs. Hazel Aldan, It chapeau departmental of Eight et Forty.
the tun and tcrvice organization
iary, and other officers from over the state, organized and In
stalled a new salon in Klamath county on Saturday night, July
14, at the Veteran's memorial hall.
Accompanying Mrs. Alden to Klamath Falls were Mrs.
Tauline Popp, la deml chapeau premiere, of Portland; Mrs. Vada
Whetstone, la deml chapeau deuxieme, of Lebanon; Mrs. Ethel
Jiopklns, l'aumonler, of Portland; Mrs. Ruth Gard, la concierge
of Eugene; Mrs. Llla Edwards, Mrs. Helene Taylor, Mrs. Oretchen
Bobbins, and Mrs. Moe of port-
Jand.
- The guests were treated to
buffet picnio supper Friday
night.
Those Initiated on Saturday
night included Mrs. Carl Schu
bert. Mrs. Lester Finley, Mrs.
Paul Ottorbeln, Mrs. Edna Rus
sell, Mrs. George Hum, Mrs,
H. Foster. Mrs. H. H. Ogle, Mrs,
0. F. O'Loughltn, Mrs. Clyde
Thompson, Mrs. Fred Heilbron
fir. Mrs. Goone Yost. Mrs,
George R. Smith, Mrs. L. F. Dun
lap, and Mrs. Earl Templar.
Mrs. Fred LaForge, another
member, was unable to be pres
ent. i Following the Initiation, of
flcers wcro Installed for the
local salon as follows: le petit
chapeau, Mrs. Fred Heilbronner;
le deml chapeau premiere, Mrs.
Carl Schubert; le deml chapeau
deuxieme, Mrs. Lester Finley;
l'aumonicre, Mrs. George Hum;
l'conclerge, Mrs. Paul Otterbeln;
i'archiviste, Mrs. Edna Russell;
l'surlntendante, Mrs. C. H. Fos
ter; and l'secretaire-cassiere, Mrs.
Clyde Thompson,
r Refreshments were served at
the close of the meeting.
:' Other salons In the state sent
gifts and money to the "baby"
salon to aid In starting. The
gavel, a beautiful gift of myrtle
wood, was presented by Clatsop
county salon by the chapeau de
nartmenUl. Mrs. Hazel Alden,
Flowers were presented to the
visiting officers and the new
local chapeau.
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Soldiers Honored
Honoring two Merrill men
home on furlough from army
" duty were a group of friends
who gathered at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. James Merllees
of Merrill on Tuesday night,
j. Guests Of honor were Pvt.
Earl Abarr who is on furlough
from Phoenix, Ariz., and Pvt.
Tom Lacey who will report to
Camp Adair.
- Those who attended were
Pvt. nd Mrs. Earl Abarr, Pvt.
Lacey, Mr. and Mrs. William
Falvey, Mrs. Lorena Maloney,
Janice McCollum, Evelyn Pierce,
Ida Mae Kandra, Joe Fotherlng
ham, Donald Ratliff, Bob Her
ringshaw, and Lawrence Reed.
Shower By Mail
BLY A stork shower by mail
was given at the Herb Johnson
borne on Thursday, July 12, in
honor of Mrs. Edward Lewis,
the former Patricia Miller, who
is now at San Pablo, Calif,
f Hostesses for the afternoon
were Mrs. Herb Johnson and
Mrs. Herman Dahms. Games
were played and gifts wrapped
to mail. Mrs. Melvin Sanders
Won the prize in the word
scramble and Mrs. Jim Hall
won a prize for'wrapping the
nicest looking gift package,
f Guests were Mrs. Wilbur Pan-
key of Beatty, Mrs. Robert
Lewis and Mrs. L. P. Stuckey of
Ivory Pine, Mrs. Ruby Brown
oi Bonanza, ran. Jim xiaii, mrs,
N. Nixon. Mrs. Melvin Sanders,
Mrs. Ed Dishno, Mrs. Etta Hart-
man, Mrs. Walter Campbell,
Mrs. rrank Obencham jr., Mrs,
Henry Anderson. Marie Tibbltts.
and Audrey Anderson, all of
my.
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Auxiliary
' A regular meeting of the aux
iliary to the Brotherhood of
Railroad Trainmen was held in
the KC hall Thursday, July 12,
With the president, Mrs. Henry
Redmon, in charge. Plans were
made for a potluck picnic to
be held in Moore . park Thurs
day, July 26, lor members of
the auxiliary, the Stingerette
social club, their husbands,
children and prospective mem
bers. Mrs. V. C. Phillips is
picnic chairman for the auxil
iary and Mrs. Fred Genereux
for the Stingerettes. The com
mittees are to furnish cold
drinks and ice cream.
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Merry Mixers
-Eleanor Curtis of 1335 Cres
cent entertained the Merry Mix
ers on the evening of Thurs
day, July 12. Beside the mem
bers there was one guest, Mrs.
Curtis' sister-in-law, Mrs. Frank
Claseman of Clinton, Iowa. High
score for pinochle went to Max
ine Rose, second to Dora Hill
mon and low to Rozella Waits.
On July 26, the hostess will be
Marie McDonald of 2434 Recla
mation. Siork Shower
Mrs. Leah Plckit and daugh
ter, Verle, were hostesses at a
layette shower given for Mrs.
Alice Cappazola at Sari's res
taurant recently. The tables
were decorated with summer
tlowcrs and tapers.
Mrs. Cappazola is making her
nome wun ner parents at 6323
S; 6th while her husband is over,
leas.
Saturday. July 21, 1943
of the American Legion auxil
One Year Old
TULELAKE Small Leland
"Butch" Tiner Jr., who was one
year old this week, celebrated
when a number of friends and
relatives called to offer congrat
ulations. The little boy is the
son of SSgt. Leland Tiner,
U. S. army, now in Germany,
and Mrs. Tiner, who is making
her home here for the duration.
He is the grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Bond, Tulelake.
Helping him celebrate and en
joy the pink and white birthday
cake wcro his grandparents, his
aunts, Mrs. William Humphries
and Mrs. William Bond, Mrs.
Mabel Rowan and her sister,
Mrs. Louise Reil of Wlnnemucca.
Nev.. Pegffv Crawford and
TSgt. and Mrs. Sam Yeranium,
Camp Tulelake.
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Circles Meet
Circle meetings of the Wo
man's Society of Christian serv
ice of tne First Methodist church
were held on Thursday. July 12.
Circles one and three united for
a picnic at the home of Mrs.
Earl Redman of 111 Front. Fol
lowing luncheon the two circles
held their business meetings
separately. Mrs. Paul Edwards
cave a devotional talk to the en
tire group. The general society
and the church are planning a
picnic in Moore parK inursoay,
July 26, honoring the return of
Rev. and Mrs. Victor Phillips to
the church for another year, and
also honoring the new members
of the church and society.
Circle two met at the home
of Mrs. J. K. Reno of 4640 Peck
drive for a general picnic. Twen
ty members and two guests, Mrs.
O. R. Holloway and Mrs. Kram
er, attended. Mrs. George Cas
per conducted the devotional
services. Circle three plans to
unite with circle one for a pot-
iuck picnic at tne nome oi Mrs.
Redman on the next meeting
aay.
Circle four also held a picnic
at the home of Mrs. Kelly on
nomedale.
In the absence of the chair
man. Mrs. Carleton, Mrs. C. G.
Andrut presided and Christine
Neubert opened the devotions.
Eight members and four guests
were present. The guests were
Mrs. waiiam wnnrow. Mrs. R,
A. Lane of New York, both sis
ters of Mrs. Kelly; Mrs. Good,
win and Mrs. I. J. Dickson. Cir
cle four will join circles one
ana two at Mrs. Keoman s for a
picnic on August 8.
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MALIN Summer visitors
to Malin recently were Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Tucker of Los An
geles who visited at the home
of their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Roberts,
and at the homes of their grand
daughters, Mrs. John Freitag
and Mrs. Vaclav Kallna. They
have returned home, accompan-
panied by their great grandson
jrjr rrcuai oi maun, wno will
spend a week with them.
Neighbors of Woodcraft met
in the KC hall Monday eve
ning, July 16, with Alta Clark,
guardian neighbor, presiding
over the business meeting. An
hour of Bingo followed, and re
freshments were then served by
Effie. Redkey and Eva Richard
son. At the meeting on August
6, Vera Reeves and Amelia
Jacobson will entertain.
Barbara Osborn, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Dean Osborn, left
this last week for Twisp, Wash.,
where she will visit with friends.
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LOCAL HEAD OF THE EIGHT
here is Mrs. Fred Heilbronner.
in a ceremony held last week.
Birthday
KENO I. W. Goddard was
guest of honor at a 7 o'clock
dinner given at the home of Mr.
and Mrs.. Earl Scherer on Tues
day evening. July 17. The din
ner was given as a surprise for
Mr. Goddard who observed his
82nd birthday on that day.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jot
Ivie, and children, Mrs. Elsie
Lewis and son, Marjorie Huskln
son, Mr. and Mrs. Griffith of
Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs.
Scherer and children, and Mr.
Goddard.
Friends will be interested to
hear that Cpl. and Mrs. Fred O.
McNaught are parents of a baby
boy born last Friday, July 13.
Mrs. McNaught is the former
Karlene Schubert, the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schubert.
Cpl. McNaught is now stationed
at Camp Pendleton, Oceanslde,
Calif., and was here last week
end to see his wife and son,
whom they have named Johnnie
ured. id is is tne benuoert s sec
ond grandchild.
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Mrs. Heilbronner wos Installed
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Eagles Auxiliary
The Eagles auxiliary held Its
last two regular meetings in the
lower FOE hall on July 10 and
July 17.
On July 10. a potluck supper
was served at 6 p. m. for auxil
iary and Aerie members. Pin
ochle was played after the meet
ing and refreshments served bv
the Aerie. After the July 17
meeting refreshments were
served by the auxiliary.
On Tuesday, July 24, at 8 p.
m. there will be another regular
meeting; In the lower FOE hall
with initiation of candidates.
Officers and drill team are asked
to wear formals. Plans are also
being made for the picnic to be
held at Moore park on Au
gust 12.
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Visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Boudon on
Garden street is Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Stewart of Stockton, Calif.
Earl Stewart, M 2c In the navy,
is the brother of Mrs. Boudon
and is on a 30-day leave after
auty in- tne racmc.
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Officers Of Two
Units Installed
Officers fur Klamath Unit No. 8, American Lcgttni auxiliary,
and Malln unit were installed at Memorial hull on Tuesday, July
17, with the Malin unit conducting the ceremony. About 75
people attended the potlucle dinner nerved by tho Kliumith unit
which began the evening's events.
Mary Jo Hallett reported on lior oxporlouccs at "Girls Stnto"
which she attonded at Salem as n dclvgnto from Klmnnth unit,
She served as spoaker of the house lit Girls State, and partici
pated in several entertainment affairs besides tukiug part In
government activities.
Mrs. Mabol Marlow, president
of unit 200 In Akron, Ohio, who
is visiting her son at tho Marino
Barracks, was a guest and spoke
on .the work her unit is doing
and the greater opportunity tho
local units nave wun mititury in
stallations in the vicinity.
Mrs. J. H. Gallagher, retiring
president, was presented with a
past-president's pin from her
unit, and Mrs. Ethol Roborts,
retiring president of Malin unit
was given lovely ring by her
unit.
Installed for Klamath unit
were Mrs. Harold H. Oglo, presi
dent; Mrs. Alfred Peterstctncr,
vice president: Mrs. Keith Am
brose, second vice president;
Mrs. urovor Motley, secretary;
Mrs. A. L, Paul, treasurer; Mrs.
S. M. Brown, historian: Mrs.
Jonnle Hum, chaplain; Mrs.
Vera Pctrlck, color bearer; ser-
fcant-at-arms, Mrs. Lester Flu
ey. Now officers of the Malin unit
re Mrs. Ethel Hamilton, presi
dent: Mrs. Martha Brotlimiek.
vice president; Mrs. Beth McCul
ly, second vice president; Mrs.
Agnes Schrelner, secretary; Mrs.
Ann Lahoda, historian; Mrs.
Hnzel Kallna, chaplain, and Airs.
Irene Freitag, scrgcant-at-arms.
Mrs. Gallaaher also Dresented
her officers with gifts.
inciunea in a committee or
Klamath Falls women appointed
were Mrs. Bob McQhehey.-chHlr-man.
Mrs. S. R. Brown. Mrs. Dan
Chase. Mrs. Bogue Dale and Mrs.
Kay Williams.
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Juveniles
Fourteen Juveniles of the
Neighbors of Woodcraft hold a
Sicnic in Moore park Tuesday,
uly 17. Stella Drydcn, senior
guardian, was assisted by Alta
Clark, and after the picnic
luncheon games of au kinds
were in order. The day was so
enjoyable that the Juveniles arc
planning another picnic In
August, the date to be an
nounced later.
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Discharged
Buck In Klumath Falls after
having rccolved nil honorable
(llscharRO from duty Is Wuc Cpl.
Ethol Storm, She served with
tho first uir furco us a physio
therapist tuchnlclun in tho medi
cal dotuchmcut al Hrmlloy field,
Conn., Sclfrldgo field. Mich,
and ut Gowcn field, Ida. She
received her discharge at Camp
Bcnlo, Cnllf.
Sho was the former manager
of tho Modernistic Beauty col
lege and Is now associated with
Muriel Garrlsh at the Elk
Beauty sulon In tho Wlnoma ho
tel building.
In tho service for 23 months,
she received a unit citation for
meritorious achievement and
also tho Good Driver's and the
Good Conduct medals.
Sho is a mombor of the Klam
ath Business and Professional
Women's club.
PFC Grace, Dee of Seattle,
who served In the first air force
with Cpl, Storm, Is here visit
ing her en route home.
Townsend
Tho Townsend auxiliary met
nn Wednesday. July 11. at tho
vhomo of Mrs, 11a Douglas, 3232
Homedulc, for a ono o ciock
potluck luncheon nnd business
meeting. Tho table was sot be
neath the large sluule trees on
the lawn.
Tho president, Bcrnlce Mc
Crackcn, presided over the busi
ness nicotine. All officers were
present with tho exception of
Vice President Charlotto Canoy.
Guests of tho afternoon were
Nina Wheeler and Surah Swift.
Members attonding were Bern
ice McCrackcn, Eva Myers, Net
tie Schlmlncsky, Lora Brazee,
Peggy Roberts, Mary Martin,
Maude Cross, and the hostess Ha
Douglas.
Tho next meeting will be on
July 25 at the home of Viola
Hermann at tho Crystal farms.
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MRS. HAZEL ALDER, departmental chapeau of the Eight et
Forty group In Oregon, was horo lost week (or tho formation
and Installation of tho local chapter of the organization.
Mrs. Guy DIMnrco of Duns-
muir, president of district 2 of
California for the Amorlcnn
Legion auxiliary, was a recent
visitor In Klumath Fulls. Mrs.
C. E. Dennis of the Red Cross
was her hostess for a trlj
throuch the Mnrlne RnrrnclM.
They visited the Red Cross of-
lice. l'-x. nnspiini, mess linn ami
other points of Interest. Mrs.
DiMurco reports thnt units In
her district arc glad to aid mil-
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Shasta City unit furnishes milk
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