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MARJORIE Is the attractive Icen-ogo daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A- J. King of Merrill
and well known among the younger group of the valley.
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Feted At Shower
Mr. George Cornell and Mrs. Jnck Meyers were hostesses at
prettily arranged holiday party given for Virginia Howard
whoa murrlage to Mclvin Miller will be an event of December
20 at Sacred Heart church.
Cards were played during the evening and coffee followed
the gifts presented the bride-elect. Viruiniu in the duughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Don Anderson unci Mclvin is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Dick B. Miller Sr. Both ore prominent members of the younger
group and their marriage is the culmination of n college romance.
Quests at tho affair given December 10 In the Elks party room
mamrm, Mri . nun Anrlirfniv MT
Marvin K. Lucas, Mrs. Dick B.
Miller Sr., Mrs. Dick B. Milter
Jr., Mrs. Dorrell Miller, Mrs.
Don Smith, Mrs. Carl Steinsol-
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for, Mrs. John O'Neill, Mrs.
Robert P. Elllngson Sr., Mrs.
Helen Muller, Dorothea Elllng
son, Ann Mueller, Mrs. William
Visitors
Visitors hero this week were
Lt. and Mrs. Hale Thompson and
young daughter,' Julie, who were
house guests of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. M. Chllcotc, 401
Mesa.
Mrs. Thompson will be remcm-
hered as hum May (jnucoie,
They left Friday for tholr home
has just recently returned from
In Eugene and will spend the
holidays there. Lt.' Thompson
duty with the United States navy
in tne I'hlllpplncs,
LeMastors, Mrs. J. B. Cronon,
Mrs. Hans Waggoner. Mrs. John
Gardner, Mrs. Frank Wood, Mrs.
Dudley Spencer, Mrs. Paul Mat
thews. Mrs. Leo McKocn. Mrs.
Louis Robin, and Mrs. J. L. Dean
and the hostesses.
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Children's Party
At Elks Temple
Children of members of the Klamuth Falls Elks lodge are
looking forward with a great deal of anticipation to tne annual
Christinas purty, tree, program and treats which will be held this
ycur on Sunday, December 'i'i, at the Elks temple at 2 o'clock.
Dr, Boyd Sprague is general chuirmun of the party and this
week he announced plans were complete for the gala affair even
down to Santa Cluus' whiskers. The old gentleman in the bright
red suit will distribute gifts from two trees which will grace
cither s)dc of the platlorm in the ballroom.
Assisting Dr. Sprague us co-chairman is Elton Disher. In
cnaike of buntn uiiuw and en-
lerlauiment is Ueorge Bratton
A DIFFERENT little Christmas tree Is this one decked out in hundreds of buttons
collected by Mrs. E, P. Ivory of Manzanita street. Charlotte Ivory is adding one of
-th largest buttons to the little fir. ., , , .;. ..
', Guclcrlnn.
Jr., and announcing and enter
tiilnmcnt is also being worked
out by Jack Brandon. Gifts and
relieslimeiils arc being handled
by Glno Carninl and decorations
and publicity, C. M, Gilmorc,
The wives of committee mem
bers are busy planning the final
touches to hall and tree decora
tions and If this year's trees
equal that of lust, tin; party will
be one long to remember. Par
ents are expected to accompany
the young fry and they usually
enjoy the affair as much as their
children.
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Harry Is Six
Tho sixth birthday anniver
sary for Hurry Hibos, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hibbs of
this city, was observed with a
gay Chrislmus party In the Pel
lean parly rooms Wednesday
afternoon from 3:30 to 3 o'clock.
There was a Santa Claus who
dropped in unexpectedly at 4
o'clock to distribute gifts from
u bountifully decorated tree.
Assisting Mrs. Hibbs were
Mrs. Edwin Schnecbcck, Mrs.
John Schubert and Mrs. Rich
ard Bogatqy, Children present
were Dick Houser, Tommy
Shaw, LuRcc Walker, 'Martin
Snyder, jtobt-rt Swansen, Thad
Sprague, Joanne and Richard
Bogatuy, David and Judy
Schneebeck, and Johj and Jim
Hibbs.
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Dinner Party
Dr, and Mrs, Boyd F. Sprague
entertained at a holiday party
Saturday evening of last week
at their home on North Third,
when they asked friends in for
curds followed by supper. The
house was gay with Christmas
greens.
Guests Included Dr. and Mrs.
F. Cecil Adams, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Weaver, Mr. and Mrs.
Claude H. Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
John Houston, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert A. Thompson, and Mr.
and Mrs. Dayton E. Van Vactor.
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Supper Plans
Dr. and Mrs. Dean Osborn
and daughter, Barbara, are mak
ing nlans for a Christmas dinner
party which will be an event of
Christmas eve at their home on
Lawrence street at 7 o clock
Monday night.
Guests invited to the affair
are Dr. and Mrs. James M. Hil
ton and their three, Jean, Bob
and Dick, Dr. and Mrs. Albert O.
Roenicke and Ruth, Frederick
and Virginia Lois, Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Woodruff and Judy and
Robin Bithell. and Arthur Bis
sel of the United States navy.
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Reception
Club Party
Mrs. Hans Norland and Mrs.
Ed Bell entertained with a pret
tily appointed dinner party at
the Pelican party room Wednes
day of last week for members of
their bridge club and their hus
bands. There was a gift exchange
from a gay Christmas tree and
honors in cards later went to Mr,
and Mrs. Paul Angstead.
Attending the affair were Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Teale, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Listoe, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis R. Mann, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Angstead, Mr. and
Mrs. John Fowler, Mr. and Mrs.
O. K. Puckett, and Mr. and Mrs.
Norland and Mr. and Mrs. Bell.
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Jean Ostcndorf, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ostendorf of
Pacific Terrace, arrived home
this week from Oregon State
college and brought with her as
her house guest for the holidays,
Letty Stewart, daughter of the
late Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Lloyd
Stewart of this city. Letty is
dietician at Waldo hall at Ore
gon State.
Mr. and Mrs. Ludvlg Peter
son are spending the holidays
here from Prineville, guests of
meir daughter s family, Mr. and
The sixtieth we . ing anni
versary of Mr. and .,irs. Harry
Sutton Wood, beloved Klamath
pioneers, will be observed at
the First Methodist chu,rch Sun
day, December 23, from 3 to 3
o'clock and an invitation has
been extended to friends of the
family to call between these
hours.
Mr. and Mrs. Wood were mar
ried in Cadillac, Michigan,
Christmas Eve of 1885. They
moved with their family to Ore
gon on January 13, 1H10, and
have made this state their home
since that time.'
Their four children, Attorney
C. Stanley Wood of Oakland,
California, Mrs. Freeman
Schultz of Coos Bay, and Mrs.
John Yodon and Will Wood of
Klamath Falls, will be with them
during the holiday season and
will receive at the reception.
Their families will also be pres
ent. Among the grandchildren here
for the occasion are Mclvin Ya
don, home for the first time in
four years from Honolulu, and
his sister, Mrs. Walter Dennis,
(Ardclle Yadon), from Salt Lake
City. Cpl. and Mrs. Dennis ar
rived tills week from Salt Lake
City.
The two daughters-in-law,
Mrs. Will Wood and Mrs. C.
Stanley Wood, will preside at
the coffee table the first hour
and tile second hour Mrs. Law
rence K. Phelps and Mrs. Earl
Redman will pour. Women of
the church, who are sponsoring
the affair, will assist.
A Christmas dinner for the en
tire family will be enjoyed Tues
day at the Harry S. Wood home,
1963 Auburn.
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Kiwanis Party
The Kiwanis club installation
party, social highlight of the
year for Kiwanians and their
wives, will be an event of Satur
day, January 11, when a dinner
dance has been arranged at the
Willard hotel. Evans' orchestra
will play.
L. Orth Sisemore will be In
stalled as president of Kiwanis
and his staff of officers will also
be installed in ceremony. Details
and hours will be announced
later. Members of the group in
charge of the affair are Mal
colm Epley, chairman; Donald
Cram, Willard Ward, Burge Ma
son Jr., and Lowell Kaup.
Entertain
Mr. and Mrs. Lorcn Palmer
ton will entertain at dinner this
evening, Saturday, at their
home on Pacific Terrace. The
affair honors the birthday of
their daughter, Nadine, and also
that of William Spangler.
Guests will be Nadine and
Margie, just home from the
University of California for the
holidays, Aviation Cadet Rich
ard Newman who is also here
from the south for Christmas,
Bill McMullen and William
Spangler.
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Holiday Party
Mrs. Lloyd J. Goble enter
tained at a prettily appointed
Christmas party when she asked
members of her bridge club and
several guests to dinner at the
Pelican party room Monday eve
ning of last week.
The room was gay with tra
ditional holiday decorations.
Christmas prizes went to Mrs.
John Martin, Mrs. Paul W.
Sharp and Mrs. Claude H. Davis
and there was an exchange of
gifts among the guests.
Present as Mrs. Goble's guests
were Mrs. Franklin L. Weaver,
Mrs. Robert A. Thompson, Mrs.
F. Cecil Adams, Mrs. John H.
Houston, Mrs. Joseph Peak, Mrs.
Paul W. Sharp, Mrs. Louis Ser
ruys, Mrs. Claude H. Davis, Mrs.
Howard Barnhisel, Mrs. John
Martin, Mrs. William Patterson,
Mrs. J. J. Steiger, Mrs. George
Mrs. Lane Warren and Nancy Myers and Mrs. Harlan P. Bos
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HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS from Central America is . the John Tillotson family.
Geoffrey Leon is the little one, just four months old, and on the floor is lovely little
Suzanne, 4, and John Mitchell, 2. Thsy are at Mrs. Tillotson's parents' home,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hour-ton of Homedale road and also sharing holidays with
John's parents,- Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Tillotson of this city.
Guderian.
Mother-Daughter
BPW Party Given
"Christmas in Europe" was the talk given by Mrs. Frederick
C. Wissenbach at the holiday party and dinner of the Business
and Professional Women's club, held Monday evening, December
17, at the Willard Hotel. ; Dorothy Ackerman, music chairman,
and her committee were in charge of this mother-daughter affair
which was made gay by evergreens, lighted candles, holly and a
gift exchange.
Speaking of the observance of Christmas m the various coun
tries on the continent, Mrs. Wissenbach said that in some of them
the holidays begin on December ; ; :
6. the dav of St. Nicholas, the
dispenser of gifts, and she relat
ed the legend that started the
custom of hanging up the Christ
mas stocking.
In Italy, she explained, it's the j
good St. Stephano who is hon- i
ored. on January 6, when gifts i
are drawn from the Urn of Fate.
l-i l -i.) Cnniq T.onia flav '
which is also an important day
in Sweden when the Festival of
Light is celebrated. In -Denmark
and Germany on this day,
the girls ask to have their future
husbands revealed to them.
Mrs. Wissenbach told her au
dience that the Yule log tradi
tion comes from their Scandi
navian ancestors to the English
speaking people. A log is
brought into the house on
Christmas eve with ceremony
and chanting. .In some sections
of France the log is sprinkled
with holy water. Christmas day
in France Is exclusively for chil
dren, said Mrs. Wissenbach, and
in speaking of the use of decor
ated pines or cedars in our
homes, stated that this is gener
ally believed of German origin.
Appearing on the musical part
of the program - were Muriel
Garich who sang "The Lord's
Prayer," by Mallotte, accompan
ied by Marie Obenchain, and
LaVerne Reed who selected "O
Holy Night," by Adam, accom
panied by Mrs. Don Zumwalt.
The gift exchange was fol
lowed by the singing of Christ
mas carols, led by Winnifred K.
Gillen, and with Esther Shep
herd as accompanist.
Assisting Mrs. Ackerman
with the program were Winni
fred Gillen, Muriel Garich, Ol
lie Landrum, Edna Russell and
Esther Shepherd . Betty Jones
Haynes Leave -Naval
Ait Station '
Commander and Mrs. Phil L.
Haynes left Thursday' for Texas
to spend the Christmas holiday!
before reporting to Pensacola,
Florida, which will be Com
mander Haynes' next post. They
have been here .since May 9,
and the many friends -which
they made in Klamath Falls re
gret their departure.
prepared and stenciled the
colored programs which were at
each place.
President Hazel Morrison an
nounced that the BPW members
will take charge of the USO
once again on January 6, and
Lorraine Quillen is making the
arrangements.
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