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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1945)
Local DAR Chapter Greets State Head MjimliKi-8 of Kuliiloim ohiipler, Daughters of Iho American Ttiivulotlon, wore hoHtt-nnon to their vUUInu ittnto regent, Mm. Uui'lim IS. Luwry of Mod ford, Mmiduy uveiiing, October 1, nt the home of Mm. Alfred Colllor, Acuoiupuny liitf Mrs. Lowry on lior offlelul vlnlt was Mm. KruiiccH t.'oehruu. Hostess chiilrninii, Mm. Colllor, Hontncl tlio group at tubleii throughout Iho room of her hoinu ut whut was dcnlunatcd hi a politick luncheon but whli'h turned out to bo a sumptuous ban (jiict. At a beautifully decorated head tublo Mm, Lowry and Mm. Coclinin wcru placed with the officers of Iho loeul chuptor, headed by Mm. William J, Owsley, rciiont, Following the dinner the chuptor meeting win opened with a declaration of purposes of Iho niillonul organization given by Mm, Owsley, fallow ed by a short devotional ox rrclso lad by Mm. Horl Curl Thomas, chiiplnlii. Mm. Lowry guvu u compre hensive report on tha work be ing dono by tho nutlonul or ganization, tho wholo bring a conipllutlon of the work of (null Individual chuptor, Stress Ing Iho need for tho continued chuptor help for tho two schools for children In tho Ozark moun tulm, Mm. Lowry told of tho satisfaction Oregon Daughters feel In being tho flrnt to go 100 per cant in contributions fur theiia school In tho punt year. Kuto Uuncun Smith school und Tammassoe glvo opportunltlrii for educational ndvuntiigeii to children who would otherwise be entirely deprived o f the foundutlon for living offered by these two Institution which lire mnliitiilned by the Duuvhtem. Another of tho projects clone to the hearts of Ore-on chup tor members ia couaorvatlon, which work Mm. Anient, no tional vice regent, keepa before ull chuplera ut ull tlinoa, In lino with this, Eulalona chop, ter will soon recelvo from Mm. Arnest a cork ouk tree for pluntlng in aome selected loca tion In this community. Mm. Lowry guvo un cxplaua tlon of work being done by all Oregon chuplera In tho prepara tion of complete lists of all members present und pust, to gether with a short outline of tho family tree of the member, theso to bo aggregated through out the stute and arranged al phubetleally, then filed In the stuto library at Sulem so that the general public might have access to this Information. 11 ts felt that this will be very helpful to many seeking to establish tholr own lincngo, to those who need Information in getting birth certificates, In the establishment of land titles or inheritances. A new member, Elizabeth Wsldron, coming Into the chap ter by transfer from Yuklmu, wua welcomed by the regent, Miss Wuldron until recently bus been a tcuchcr In tho Yuklma system but Is now making her homo here with her sister, Alice Wuldrou, welcomed as a now notional member at the prev ious meeting of Eulalona chap ter. The regent announced a rum mage sulo to bo held Saturday at the Hod Cross rooms. An outstanding feature of tho veiling was muslo by Mrs. Lewis Hornby and Mrs. Hugh T. Mltchelmoro. Mm. Hornby with her violin, gave the audi ence tho pleasure of hearing Fritz Krclalcr's "Schon Rosmo rln" with Mrs. Mltchelmore ac companying her. As an encore they played "A Perfect Doy." Guardians W Hi',' t f , ' i Y 5f 4a r Tho Cump Flro Ouurdluus as sociation met at tho homo of Mm. Murgun Johnson, DUO El dorado, Thumduy, September n. i wo new guardians pros out wcro Mm. Vernon Moore and Mrs. Frank Peyton. Plans were mudo for the full ! mombemhlp drive which was to reach lis peak this week. So fur, four new groups have been orgunlzod. Each member In Cump Flro Is urgod to bring In a prospective member. The slogun this year is "Fun for Everyone In Camp Fire." Tho guardians have agreed to cooperate with the Cmmun lly Chest drive by sending sev crol volunteers to help moke contnets. Plans fur the annual council dinner meeting were discussed. Tho guurdlaus are Invited to present the program for the evening and to take care of decorations. This meeting will take place at tho Wlllard hotel Tuesday, October 23. s Alpha Chapter Alpha Chuptor of Delta Kuppu Gumma of Klamath and Luke counties met at a lunch eon held at the high school September 28. Guest spcuker was the state president, Hazel Fishwood of Eugene, Miss Fishwood gave a resume of the highlights of the Delta Kappa Gamma convention held In Denver Inst summer. One point stressed was that In the past teachers have struggled to better their economic and educational status neglecting the enrichment of their personal life. It was suggested that the social and spiritual life be en riched through the widening of Interests and developing hob bles, traveling when conditions permit and participating In civic uffuirs, $ s $ 16th Birthday LANGELL VALLEY Mrs. Frank Bramwcll entertained on September 21 In honor of her daughter Margery on her 16th birthday. A wiener and marsh- mallow roost started the party and was followed by games and singing contosts. Later In the ovenlng birth day cako and Ice cream were served to Margory Bramwcll, Charlotte Schanz, Mary Ma lone, Jackie Kyler, Patty Brown, Birdie Mao Tucker, Pauline Noble, James and Ralph Womack, Horry and Duuno Noblo, Ralph Dixon, Bob Schmoc, Ray Bradshaw, Clif ton Hughes, Carl Hargrove, Ronnie, Larry and Garry Phair, Cnl Lcavltt, Helen Noble and Mr. and Mrs. Bramwcll. kViirm7- li.W.:.1 v. i '""Jii" - & i A 1 Wl fff. , f "l i 'i Woodcraft LITTLE DONNA LEE SCHUSS, daughter of Cpl. and Mrs. Charles Schuss of this city, cele brated her third birthday October 2 with a birthday party at her home. Lmle guesis shown behind the refreshment table are Carol Means, Diane Wolters, Joanne Derby, Donna Lee Schuss, Carol Buck and Jolynn Zimmerman, Assisting Mrs. Schuss was her mother, Mrs. C. C. Tatman, Mrs. L. B. Woltcs, Mrs. George Black, Mrs. Elmer Neib'aur and Mr. and Mrs. Benton H. Buck. Cpl. Schuss is now stationed at fcphrata, Wash., with the army. Guderian. WHEN AVAILABLE We Will Carry the Following Lines of Home Appliances Philco Radios Zenith Radios Philco Refrigerators Thor Washers and Ironers Thor Dishwashers ' Royal Vacuum Cleaners Sunbeam Mixmasters Electric Ranges Electric Waterheaters Duo Therm Oil Stoves And many small appliances You May Sign Up Now! Inlif's PIIOMTV Club OTWKG'S Women's Society Thursday, September 27, tho Women's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist church hold Its general meet ing in tho church parlors, . At 10:30 a. m., Miriam Smith began a new scries of lessons. Her subject was "The Divine Fatherhood." At noon there was a sack lunch, followed by a meeting of the executive board, and at 1:40 Mrs. John Yadon conducted the prayer circle. Tho general meeting at 2 p. m was in charge of Mrs. Eurl Rcdmun, president, and Mrs. Walter Hcrndon led tho devotions. The theme for tho day was "Worship" and Mrs. Juanlta Molchcrt sung a hymn In key with the theme. Mrs. Redman appointed Mrs. J. D. Gilllsblc chairman of the moguzinc work in lieu of Mrs. J. H. Blake who Is leaving the city. Plans were continued tor the rummage sale to be held soon, probably the second week in October, and Mrs. John Yadon reported upon the sum mer school held In Forest Grove. There is to be a con ference In Albany, October 17 and IB, and tho week of prayer has been set for October 25-31. It was announced that the circles will take "Tho Cross Over Africa" as their next book for study. Mrs. L. K. Phelps, program chairman, Introduced Dr. Rlggs, professor of education at Wil lamctto university, who is con ducting a survey for the YMCA In Klamulh Fulls. He spoke upon tho general recreation pro gram here. Mrs. E. J. Schnee- beck and Mrs. W. L. Tcrwilll ger sang two duets, "All Alone' by Austin Wilde and "Ivory Towers" and tea was then serv ed by circle 3. whose chair man is Mrs. Wesley McNce. An arrangement of ' fall flowers centered the tea toble and Mrs. Eurl Redman presided. ' Auxiliary The Eagles auxiliary held a regular meeting Tuesday eve ning, September 25, ana in itiated nine candidates. An other meeting was held Tues day, October 2, and after the meeting refreshments wore served und pinochle played until a late hour. There will be no meeting Tuesday, October 9, but a regu lar meeting will be held Fri day evening In tho upper FOE hall with all past madam presi dents conducting. There will be a practice Wed nesday at 7:30 p. m. for all past madam presidents and all auxiliary members who will be in the drill team. Any officer who is not a past madam presi dent can also be in the drill and acting captain, Stella Per seli, would like all to be pres ent. 5 LANG ELL VALLEY Mrs. Harry Frazier entertained at her home Wednesday afternoon with a stork shower In honor of Mrs. Scotty Ross. The many gifts were piled on a lace cov ered table and pastel colored flowers decorated the room. Contests were enjoyed with Mrs. F. W. Brown the winner. Coffee was served following the opening of the gifts. Guests were Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Claudia Mustek, Mrs. F. W. Brown, Mrs. Lloyd Gift, Mrs. Claude Murray, Mrs. Mary Dearborn, Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs. Lester Boggs, Mrs. Jean Frazier, Mrs. Esther Brown, Mrs. Cora Leavltt, Mrs. Margaret Burnett and Mrs. Frazier. Lost River Club MERRILL Mrs. Frank Adams was hostess to the Lost River Garden club for the Sep tember meeting. The guest speaker for the afternoon was Mrs. F. O. Small, Klamath Falls, who gave an interesting and informative talk on how seeds are distributed by ani mals, water and wind. She had also an unusual display of wild flowers and poisonous weeds. The club voted to enter a float In the Merrill festival par ade and Mrs. John Degnan was appointed by the president, Mrs. J. R. Blatch to serve as chair man. Mrs. Hugh O'Connor was asked to be responsible for flower arrangements for the banquet tables. Mrs. Scott McKcndree, chair man of the garden produce sale held last month, reported -that $53.33 was taken in and this will be Riven to the Red Cross. The seeds for overseas project sponsored by the club received $24.62 and a collection of seeds valued at $20 was acknowledg ed. Members who answered roll call were Mrs. Scott McKendree, Mrs. O. T. McKendree, Mrs. Hugh O'Connor, Mrs. C. E. Sharp. Mrs. W. C. Bailey, Mrs. J. R. Blatch, Mrs. N. H. Bogue, Mrs. Mattie Rassmussen, Mrs. Dale West, Mrs. Virgil Rexford, Mrs. Jess Dieter and Mrs. Adams, The Delta Gamma chapter of Delphians will meet Tuesday at 9:45 a. m., at the home of Mrs. Don Zumwalt, 435 N. 2nd. The topic will be "William Words worth, Laureate of .the Spirit." Insurance on your furniture 1 s surprisingly inexpensive. Phone Hans Norland. 6060. A program honoring members with 35 or more years of mem bership In Neighbors of Wood craft was held Monday evening, October 1, in the KC hall. There was a song by Patsy and Paula Ann Clark. "Let Me Call You Sweetheart," musical num ber "August Days," by Louise Bcrnhart at tho piano und Ethelmae Skinner with her vio lin; Ethelmae Skinner also sang "This Is What We're Fighting For" with Louise Barnhart play ing her accompaniment. The captain of the guards then escorted the honored mem bers to the campfire and pre sented each with a 35-year pin and a corsage from the circle. At the same time Patsy Ruth Miller gave a welcoming recita tion dedicated to these pioneer members,' and Leola Thompson sang, to her own accompani ment, "In The Long Long Ago." Dlcksy Weed gave a reading and Harriet Lavenik, Darlene Smith and Nora Keene sang. There was a reading by Susan Gains, "The Highwayman" and Darlene Smith, Harriet Lavenik and Nora Keene sang "Cuddle Up a Little Closer." The guests were then Invited Into the dining room where re freshments were served from tables beautifully decorated in blue and yellow, by a commit tee headed tjy Stella oryaen and Alta Clark. The honored guests were Cora Sanderson Viola Leever, Nellie Maeklin, Elizabeth Lewis, Stella Dryden, Laura Black, Henry Brown Flora Alice Harris, Anna Mc Donald, Effie Rcdkey, Floyd White. Mary Brosman, Rozella Kuykendall, Millie Folsom, Or- pha Daggett ana neuie uoivin. Not all of these were present. Saturday, Oct. 6, 1945 HERALD AND NEWS 8EVEN but all are 35-year members of this circle. The business meeting was called to order at 9:30 p. m. and plans were made lor a Halloween party to be held Monday, October 15. when the juveniles will be guests of the Neighbors. uicKsy wcca ana Mildred Smith will be In charge of arrangements. 8 9 LANGELL VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Gale entertain ed with a bridge party at their home on Saturday evening. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frazier, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Harris, Mrs. Claudia musick ana Mrs. D. W. Ferguson. Ladles high score went to Mrs. Frazier and men's high to Mr. Frazier. Frank Brown won the traveling prize. Happy Hour Club The Happy Hour club Is In vited to meet on Tuesday after noon, October 0, at the horn of Mrs. George Hum on Pin street, Mrs. Anna Funk was hostess on Septomber 25 to mem bers of the Happy Hour club at her home on North Fifth. Mrs, Joe Cox was a visitor at the meeting, and members pres ent Included Mrs. Maude Hos ley, Mrs. George Hum, Mrs. W. J. 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