Engagement Is
Announced Here
TULKLAKKMr. and Mm, Churles C. nuggiin of Tiilnluko
huvo unnhtiiiccil dm forthcoming miirrlai(u of their daughter,
Mury, to James llunncll AndiTiton, Hon of Mr. unci Mm. W. 11. An
derson of Tulelako. Tlio marriage will take place nt 1 o'clock
Wodnrsday afternoon, November 21), lit SI. AuKwitlno'a church In
Morrill,
The groom-tobo linn Junl returned from Ihrca and onc-hulf
yeitr'a service overseas wllh tho
United Stilton nrmy iiir eorpn. lie
wmi rocuntly dlschurgcd with the
rnnk nf flint sergeant.
On Friday of lent week, Minn
Duggun wun honored lit u brldul
shower (ilven for her by Mm.
J lick lllcliey mid Mix, John
Muddon In tho Hroiiclwuy hull In
Miilln. Guests Included Mr. mid
Mi'i. Jumna Lncoy, Mr. and Mm.
Miirlln Cliviiu of Illy, Mr. and
Mrn. Ilurold Froomun, Mr. mid
Mrn. Leslie Pcnhitll, Mr. nnd
Mrn. John Kollcher, Mr, mid
Mrn. Dun Cunhiiiaii, Mr. and Mrn.
John Glucomlnl Jr., Mrn. Miimlo
Qtttcomlnt, Mr. mid Mrn. Spcurn,
Rev, T. 1'. Cunoy of Khiniulh
Fulls, Mr. und Mrn. itudd, Mr.
nnd Mrn. Curl Tuvlor, Mr. mid
Mrn. Elmer McCollum, Mr. mid
Mrn. George Fublaiick, Mr, mid
Mrn. Dick Wiilnh. Hubert Tnchur
ky, Mary llernfelt, Mr. mid Mrn.
Tom O'Kccfo.
Mr. unci Mrn. Dun O'Kocfo, El
len O'Keefe, Mr. mid Mrn.
George Yont, Mr. und Mrn. J.
Hurku, John llurko Jr., Aloxuu
der Hui kc, Vlelorlu llurko, Pu
trleln tiurko, Mr. mid Mm. Rob
ert Colwell, Mr. nnd Mm. L.
Mutnon, Mr. mid Mrn. I'ut Kniui
niun, Mr. mid Mrn. Joe Tnchurky,
Mr. and Mrn. Jullun Tnchurky,
Mr. mid Mrn. Toby O'Keefe, Mr.
and Mrn. Tim Sullivan, Mr. nnd
Mrn. John lllckey, Mr, mid Mrn.
Clyde Fox, Mr. nnd Mm. Ted
Johnson, Mr. nnd Mm. Hugh Ful
voy, Mr. nnd Mrn. Jerry Murphy,
Mr. and Mrn. Jack Lnnhy, Mr.
and Mrn. Jim O'Keefe, Mr, anil
Mm. 1)111 Bond, Mr. and Mm. Hill
lunihrlen, Mr. and Mrn. Con J.
O'C'onnell, Mr. and Mm. Iliirnoy
Mnuch, Mr. and Mrn. Dick Flynn,
Mr. and Mm. Hennessey. Mrn.
V. Kalinn. Minn Dora Schlndlcr,
Mr, and Mm. Dnn J. O'Keefe.
Mr. and Mm. mil Snundem nnd
Mr. nnd Mm. John Madden nnd
tho honor guest nnd honte.ucn.
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Wedding Plans
An engagement of Inlerenl
hero In tluit of Margaret Irene
Und, daughter of Mr, nnd Mm.
Anion J, Llnd of Aberdeen,
WiinIiIiikIoii, who will become
the bride of Iulwnnl Diuili'l
Jolly, nou of Mr, mid Mrn. Ar-
tnur w. jolly, i;ioii Cnllfornln
nveniie. In tho neur fuluro.
Mpi Jolly Iiiih recently return
ed from tho South Piielfle wlmre
he linn nerved for the punt two
yeurn un technlciil sergeant In
tho United Slnlen nrmy. Minn
Mud recently vlnlted at tho Jolly
iiuuio nere.
Tho brlde-to ho nttended the
Unlvemltv of WuHhiiiulnn wbere
nhe wnn u member of Thetn Up-
niion nororuy una ucllu I'lil Mu
municni honorary.
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Pi
oneer
J. A. Uerllngs, Klnmnlh Fulls
Clonccr, wnn honored by mem
Bra of hla family on hin 7Uth
birthday annlvernary thin pnnt
week. The affair wan iclven at
the Glen Inmnn homo, S17 Nortli
Fourth nlreet.
Present at the 7:30 o'clock nf-
fnlr Thursday were Mr. and Mrn,
Wallnco Uerllngn, Mr. and Mm.
Cluyton Wlurd, Mr. and Mrn.
Olon Inmnn, Mrn. Allco D. Trn.
ver, George Uerllngn nnd Mr.
and Mm. J. A. Uorllnifn.
The UerlhiKn will celebrate
their 40th wedding nnnlvemnry
on Thnnkngivlng Day when din
ner will bo nerved at tho Inmnn
home.
Engaged
Mr. und Mrn. W. L. Clement
hnvo announced tho engagement
of their daughter, Naomi, to
Jolui C. McClelland, USMC.non
of Mm. Inubello McClellnnd of
IJultlmoro, Mu.
The' eminuemcnt wu an.
nounccd to clone frlcndn nnd
relntlven of tho vounu couulc
at an luforinnl cocktail party
on annuity evening at ine home
of Mr. und Mrn. II. K. Stllen,
uncle unci aunt of the bride'
elect.
No dato hun been net fur tho
wedding.
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Potluck
Ten membem und two gucnln
attended the potluck luncheon
and bunlnenn meeting of the
Friendly clrclo held at tho homo
of Estellc Smith of 410 Pacific
Terrace lust week. Thero were
also two gucnln, Mrn. Don
Marin, daughter of Mm. W. C.
Little, und Mrn. Scheck, who
boenmo a member of tho circle
nt thin timo.
Fannlo Goddnrd will enter
tain the next tlmo nt her home
In Shady Pine nnd tho meeting
will bo Wednesdny.
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Fannie Muy Thompson, an
noclate Pilgrim Honor degree
mombcr, will present the Pit
grim Governor'!! message at the
Academy of Friendship ncsnlon
to be held in Portland, Sunday,
December 2. Mm. Thompson, a
charter member o f Klamath
Falln chapter 407, Women of
the Moone, In well known
throughout tho ntuto and hnn
done much to help the vnrloun
chapter. She received her Pl
grim Honor degree for her fine
work and courage.
Alpha Chapter
Membem of Aloha chanter,
Deltu Knppu Gumma, met at tho
Home of Mm. Ihbuoiiu Urlxner,
November il, for tho regular
bunluonn mooting and ntudy hour.
"Women Touchers In tho
United Stales" wnn tho tuplo un
der cnnnlderutlon. Mrn. Nell Ol-
non presented tho problems of
llic women teachers in the south
west. Eduu Bloom spoke of con-
dltlonn in tho deep nouth. und
Mublu Humblo guvn u hlntory of
education in tho Now England
sluten whero tho public nchool
nyntom In tho United Stutcn hud
lln beginning.
Exnmnlen were given of tho
meager nnlarlen for teachers In
nomo ntaten where they nro not
protected by a minimum salary
law. For tho nchool yeur 1044-40,
25,00(1 tcuchern were paid less
than $000 each. Oregon recently
punned a minimum nulnry luw
and a lonelier retirement system.
Refreshment were nervod by
tho hostesses. Mrn. Isabello Urlx
ner, Mm. Florence Ollmunn, and
Olive WIlHon.
Birthday
A birthday dinner honoring
Sam Dchllnger and Burrcll
Short whose birthday unnlvcr
nurlen were on November 8, wnn
given on Frldny, November 0, at
the homo of Mr. nnd Mrn, Har
old Delillngcr, Merrill roud.
Tho turkey dinner wun at
tended by Mr. and Mrn.' Sam
Dehlingcr, Mr. und Mrn. Burrell
Short, Mrn. Emma Schuromun,
Mr, and Mrn. Glen Dchllnger,
Mr. and Mrn. Curl Dehlingcr
and their three children, Sandra,
Churl, and Richard. Mr. and
Mrn. Robert Dchllnger and their
children. Charlie Bub and Clndn,
Mrn. Vcrn Berry nnd chil
dren, Ted nnd Don, Mrn. irca
Bcyncr and Michael, Mr. nnd
Mm. Alton snort, Mr. ana nirn.
Clurenco Tovcr und their chil
dren. Winifred. Betty. Wallace,
Burrell, and Johnnie, Mr. and
Mrn. Gcno Durant and Gerald
and Sammy and Dclbcrt, sons
of Mr. and Mrn. Harold Dctv
linger.
girls' Ssii
GIRLS! p W ' 1
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Jayceettes
Enter Klamath's
VICTORY QUEEN
Contest.'
Hurry to Bond Headquarters and tiglnttr an a candldata for
Victory Quaenl If you art batwaan 18 and 26 you ara all
glbla to anttr tha eontant. An a candidal you will xacalv
fraa a photo at Ktnnall-Ellls, Ball's, or Evtrgraan studios,
which will b displayed In tha windows of tha First Na
tional Bank and isaturad In Tha Harald and Ntwi. Local
winner will compat at Portland for State Victory Quean,
and th stat winner will go to Hollywood for competition
for Victory Quaan of tha western states. Purchasers of E
bonds will dacld th content by ballot. Start your frlendi
buying bonds and voting for you as quaenl
Organizations and Firms
are urged to sponsor
Queens
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Luncheon
Mrs. Arthur Obcrg entertain'
cd In honor of Mrs. Jcanettc
Ott, who In visiting her nistcrs
hero whilo on her vacation.
Mrs. Oberg nerved a 1 o'clock
buffet luncheon.
The guests were Mrs. Jcanettc
Ott, Mrs. Mnrgnrct Muccl, Mm.
Hypntla Canning. Mrn. Anna
Woolcvor, Mrn. Martha SJodln,
Mm. Dnvc Bridge and her daugh
ter, Judy, Mrn. M. C. Adklsson,
Mm. Cnrlson, Mrn. Muttson, Mm.
Crandnll, nnd the hostess' daugh
ter, Putsy.
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Mr. and Mm. Fred Scott
(Cuy)c Brntton), and young son,
Dickie, hnvo returned to Klam
ath Fulls nnd havo taken an
npnrlmcnt on Crescent avenue.
Mr. Scott has been in tlio navy.
The Juycceltcg held their
monthly meeting Wedncndny,
November 14, In the USO club
room,
Since tha October mooting
mcrnbern hnvo been sowing and
completed n couch cover and
clrcnnlng table nklrt for tho
lounge und curtains for the
club room. Plcturcn have been
donuted nnd hung. The Juyce
etten took nn a subject the dec
oration of tho USO lounge
rooms when they nturted meet
ing there In September.
Tho organization, in con
Junction with tho Juycccn,
agreed to furnlnh turkey and
trimmings for the Thanksgiv
ing buffet nt the USO.
A Christmas party In planned
for tho December 12 meeting
with un exchange of gifts, Mem
bem uro nnked to bring old
members nnd guests.
Tho bunlnenn meeting wun fol
lowed by rcfrenhmcntn and
briduo and pinochle. Awardn
were given lo Mrn. Dun Farrin
and Mrs. Chct Hamaker.
Hontcnncs for the evening
were Mrn. William Kunz and
Mrn. Put Engntrom.
Seventeen members were
resent including Mrs. Bev
irlgKH. Mrn. John Sundmcyer,
Mrn. Mux Hlckn, Mrn. Doris
Putnnm. Mrs. Ray Wnrd, Mrs.
Henry Gurnctt, Mm. Muurice
Miller. Mrn. Edwin Schnooboek,
Mrn. Hay Worden, Mrn. Phil
Lee, Mrn. Chct Homager, Mrn
Wully Hector, Mrs. Martin
Brnuner, Mrn. Pat Engstrom,
Mm. William Kunz, and Mrn.
Dan Kurds.
Legion Active
The pant weekend was a busy
one for the Legion and auxiliary.
The annual Armistice dance, Sat
urday night, was well attended,
and sponsored by Klamath post
nnd auxiliary. Oscar Nlnsen was
in charge for the Legion and
Mrn. A. Potemtelner was chair
man for the auxiliary.
Sunday wan Legion day at the
USO and a delicious turkey buf
fet was served to over 60 mem
bem of the services. Those as
sisting at the USO were Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Otterbein, Mr. and
Mm. R. C. Dale, Mr. and Mm.
Carl Schubert, Mr. and Mrs. R.
O. Odcll. Mrs. A. D. Tilton, Mrn.
C. H. Foster. Mrs. George Hum,
Mrs. J. H. Hunter, Mrs. A. L,
lJaui, Mrs K. u. MOiscnenDBcner,
Oscar Nlsscn, Mm. Earl Templar,
Ray Brown, Mrs. Junior Wagner
and Mm. Petersteiner.
During the Illness of Mm. Pat
rick Kllby, secretary of the or
ganization, Mm. Otterbein is act
ing for her. Mrs. Otterbein Is a
former secretary as well as presi
dent of the auxiliary.
The Legion and auxiliary will
sponsor the "Gifts for Yanks"
Christmas gifts again this year,
and the public is invited to assist
as they did last year.
Hostesses for the next meet
ing, Tuesday, November 20, will
be Mrs. C. H. Foster and Mrs.
Junior Wagner.
Marine Couple
Exchange Vows
Murgucrllo Fnglcy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Fagley
ol 10 Gulo avenue, Plttsfleld. Massachusetts, became the bride of
PFC Arthur Thivicrge, son of Mr. and Mrn. Arthur Thlvlcrge, Sr.,
of Newton, Massachusetts, in a wedding ceremony hold in the
Hostess House an one of the highlights of the Marino Corps 170th
birthday celebration.
Lt. Comdr. Graham C. Gilmer, post chaplain, performed the
ceremony and Colonel Charles T. Brooks, post commanding offi
cer, gave me oriue away.
The bride wore a white satlnT
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We hope to get 1 00 dozen ... or 1 200 pairs. To dis
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spares" of the same color would be available.
We have hundreds of patrons who
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years. Then, too, we have thousands
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weddina dress with train and
curried a white prayer book and
gardenias. She wore a chapel
veil.
Miss Marjorie Ongmun, of
224? Radcliffc, a friend of the
bride, wan maid of honor. She
wore a floor length sky blue
gown and carried pink carna
tions, Arthur Thlvlcrge served with
tho 2nd marine division on Oki
nawa before his return to the
United States last September
He has duty In the post recre
ation hall.
Friend of the groom and best
man, PFC Arthur Pcnsky's
home Is In Ashvllle, North Caro
lina
Mrs. A. C. Cottrcll, hostess of
the post Hostess House, acted as
cateress at the reception and ar
ranged many of the details of
the ceremony for the couple.
Eight marines from "K" com
pany served as honor guard at
the military wedding. Sergeant
Donald K. Cureton was in
charge of the group which con
sisted of Corporals Winston E,
Mitchell. Porter B. Farris, Prl
vates First Class Aaron I. Young,
Saturday, Not. 17, 194S
HERALD AND NEWS SEVEN
Auxiliary
The Women's auxiliary of St.
Paul's Episcopal church met In
the parish house this past week
with Mrs. Jomes Wallindcr and
Miss Un7.pl Morrison as host
esses. Tea was served from an
attractive tablo centered with
a bowl of fall asters. Fifteen
members and several guests
were present.
Mrs. Roland Wright presented
the program for the afternoon.
The group will meet In two
weeks.
Aloha OES
Alol,; chapter, Order of East
ern Star, met In regular session
on Tuesday evening. Initiation
of candidates was followed by a
short program. Jcwoll Cantriill
sang two numbers, accompanlod
by Mario Obenchaln at the plnno.
She sang "Birds at Evontlda"
and "Kiss Mo Again,"
Refreshments were served by
Willie Kennedy and Esther In
mnn. The next meeting will be
held on November 27.
Maurice Chldester, Glenn L.
Blose, James D. McNeills and
Privates Wesley O. Harris and
Grant R. Smiley.
Mr. Robert Glasgow played
"O, Promise Me" and Patricia
Brown sang "I Love You Truly,"
and Mrs. Robert Glasgow play
ed the wedding march as well
as accompanying the soloists.
Wed In South
Mst. Sgt. Alonzo Palmer of
Klamath Falls and Clarice Nie
mcth of Palo Alto were mar
ried November 4 at St. Thomas
Acquinas church in Palo Alto.
The couple met early In 1940 In
San Jose. Following the service
was a reception at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Niemcth,
1015 Elm, San Carlos. Palmer's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James A.
Ryan of Klamath Falls, were
present for the wedding.
Palmer recently returned from
Interment in Japan since De
cember, 1041. He is now a pa
tient at Dibble General hospital,
Menlo Park, California.
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