Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 07, 1946, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextJune uicKson is December Bride Before an altar banked with chrysanthemums and palms, June Dickson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Dickson, became the bride of Harry L. Orcm, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Orcm of Henley. The double ring ceremony was read by the Rev. David F. Barnctt in the First Presbyterian church Saturday December 22. before a large number of friends and relatives, The bride wore a gown of white lace and marquisette with long sleeves and train. Her finger-tip veil was of fine lace- trimmed net. She carried white earnntlnns The maid of honor was Bar bara Ann Dickson, sister or me bride. She wore a floor-length gown of blue lnce and marquis ette ana carriea a uuuyuui i vellow chrysanthemums The bride was given in mar riage by her father. Tne iram tional wedding marches were played and Carl Hagel sang "The Lords Prayer." Accom panying him was Mrs. George W. Mclntyre. Best man was Robert Grif- fith of Ashland, Ore., cousin of the bridegroom. Ushers were Paul Fairclo and Robert Norris. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Dickson chose a black and chartreuse frock with black ac cessories. Her corsage was of Talisman roses. Immediately following the ceremony, a reception was held in the church where the young couple cut their wedding cake. Serving were Miss Marjorie Schultz of San Jose and Miss Nannette Schubert of Klamath Falls. Pouring were Mrs. Ernest Breithaupt and Mrs. E. xi. unman. The bride, a graduate of Klamath Union high school, is now attending the Southern Oregon College of Education. The bridegroom is a graduate of Henley high school and is in the naval reserve. He is serving on the .USS Block Island. Mr. and Mrs. Orem left that evening for a short trip to Cali fornia. ; i Contribute During the month of Decem ber Mary McNeal was chairman of the committee whose work is to get hostesses .for the USO from the ranks of ladies of Sac red Heart church, and the fol lowing volunteered to serve at the center: Lorraine Bell, Mabel Roman, Elizabeth Schuh, Marian Thurber. uorotny uerran, Lil lian Dale, Agnes Ellis, Ellen Ely, Katy Carty, Clara Beard, Alice Uarnini, L-ydia JHoccni, Mane to wards, Helen Goeckner, Matilda Crapo, Emma Grey, Clara Heup, Rose Igl, Agnes La Londe, Em ilie Miller, Jenes Moty, Mildred Smith, Azita Kennedy. Matilda Elie, Kathryn Lorenz, Mrs. Dan Colwell, Mrs. Lynn Roycroft, Mrs. X. L. Nidorf, Helen Egan and Marcella Carrier. Mrs. Bert McManus was De cember chairman of the tele phoning committee which solic ited cakes, now being served at the Saturday afternoon teas at the USO, and the response to her requests was very gratifying, as home-made cakes were provided by Delores McAndrews, Mary McNeal, Nora Manning, Lola Hemingsen, Bonnie Vandenberg, Violet Pieser, Ann McDonald, Olie Holzgang, Margaret Solie, Mabel Roman, Anne Zupan, Emilie Miller, Florence Pickett, . Rosemary Zupan, Wilma Rut ledge, Louise Vaughn, Lillian Dale, Mabel Brocktrup, Ellen Patterson, Cecelia Carty, Mil dred Smith and Mrs. K. M. Pet erson. . COUPLE WED IN NEVADA Lillie Chilberg and Floyd E Mulligan were married Decem ber 22 in Reno, Nevada, and are now at home, 725 N. 11th street. Mulligan has returned from duty in Germany with the 932nd engineer maintenance company and received his honorable dis charge papers November 17. Honored Honoring the retiring secretary-treasurer of the Stmgerette club, Naomi Kecinicm, wno.n moving to Los Angeles soon members of the club met at the home of Mrs. R. L. Chaney of Mitchell street on December 28. Expressing their appreciation for her services, the club presented ner witn a gut. Attending were Edrie Calwcll Jeannah Craver, Jos e p h i n e Chaney. Rita Fuller. Mary Gale, Myrtle Guthrie, Grace Gener- eux. Letha Home, Edna Jensen, Edna Jones, Fay Myers, Maude Phillips, Bess Stockdale, Irene Corrie, Aileen Kious, Rusty Ras- mussen and Naomi Kedmon, pi nochle was played during the af ternoon and Rusty Rasmussen held high score, Joannah Craver second, and Bess Stockade low. 56 tnons Meet The regular meeting of the Orions was held in the ladies parlors of the First Methodist cnurch Tuesday, JJecemoer 11 at 7:30 o'clock. Hostesses for the evening were the members of the losing side in the bazaar con test. The chairman was Mrs. T. J. O'Hara. A buffet supper was served by candlelight. The rooms were decorated in the traditional Christmas manner and the cen ter of interest was the large lighted Christmas tree. During the short business meeting, officers were elected for the ensuing year. They are president, Mrs. M. a. Melcnert; vice president, Mrs. George E Crakes; secretary, Mrs. G. C. Baxter; and treasurer, Mrs. D L. Snyder. A gift exchange was held af ter each member told the experi ence she remembered most vividly from her childhood Christmas and prizes were awarded to the most interesting. Present were Mrs. Arthur Wiggins, Mrs. Troy Cook, Mrs. cnarles Cummings, Mrs. Fran cis Fenwick, Mrs. Mathew Doro- bis, Mrs. Eldred Putnam, Mrs Paul Tanner, Mrs. Edwin Schneebeck, Mrs. Ray Ward Mrs. Frank Gardinier, Mrs. L. A.- Murphy. Mrs. W. D. Elliott. Mrs. Charles Carlson, Mrs. John w. Weber, Mrs. G. C. Baxter, Mrs. Ken Ulrich. Mrs. Earl Cul limore, Mrs. Jack Andrus. Mrs. David L. Snyder, Mrs. William Stolk, Mrs. Wendell B. Smith, Mrs. William H. Anderson, Mrs. T. J. O'Harra, Mrs. Arthur R. Minara, Mrs. Paul Lee, Mrs, Christine Neubert, Mrs. Paul Deller, Mrs. C- E. Dunlap, Mrs. C. A. Baker, Mrs. George E. Crakes, Mrs. H. H. Melchert, mrs. Kay L,. uarrison, Mrs. L. E. Juniper, and Mrs. William Sheldon. 5 J Holiday Party Clara McPherren was hostess to the Thursday Contract club at her home in St. Francis park De cember 27. Outside the windows her living Christmas tree was brilliantly decorated and mem bers enjoyed a gift exchange to- getner witn tne usual cards. High score was neid By Mrs. Hartin. second by Bertha Hewitt, and Idoline ' Schupp received the traveling award. un January 10 the club is to meet with Stella Dryden of 610 worth lltn. if ? I ' 1 'HI ill Mil I (SOCIETY By LOIS STEWART n J W It i It ss -v sf ,1V JUNE DICKSON, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dickson of this city, and Harry Orem of Henley, were married in De cember ot the First Presbyterian church. Comart. Soroptimist Club . Starts New Year Soroptimists started off the new year with initiation of two new members. Bee Bell and Muriel Garich. The impressive in itiation ceremony was read by Doris Peyton, assisted by Lillian Hillis. A welcome was given the new members by the club. Ida Odell read several letters of appreciation from the presi dent and members of the Brighton and Hove Soroptimist club in England to whom many packages and greetings had been sent by the Klamath Falls club. Lillian Hillis read a letter from Elizabeth Hawes, internation al liaison officer of Soroptimist ciuos in Europe, tnanKing the local club for the many gifts sent to Holland children. Miss Hawes stated that each gift had been handed out personally and men tioned particularly a Dair of shoes that went to a little girl who had had to leave school be cause she had no shoes to wear- not even wooden shoes. The local club is sending packages to Holland each month to help with the food and clothing problem there this winter. Rose Poole annealed to the club members to do all possible to lurtner plans lor a xmua in Klamath Falls, and the members pledged full support. President Kathleen stressed the fact that opportunities for service were legion, and now that tne war is over, we must be particular about attendance and miss no chance to prove to the community that we are a real service club. ' From Ashland Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zetzman of Ashland spent the holidays in Klamath Falls as houseguests at the Frank Eberlein home on Summers lane. Many of their friends entertained for them during their visit. The Zetzmans moved to Ash land last September after hav ing lived in Klamath county for 26 years. I 5 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hartin j were New Year s hosts to a group of relatives and friends at their home at 4667 Boardman. Cards were played and refresh ments were served in the early hours of the New Year. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Williams, Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. William Garriott, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Barnes, and Mrs. Carmel Hartin. Mrs. Carmel Hartin assisted the hostess. . Gathering At the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Shelley in Langell Valley, 49 guests gathered for an old time party on New Year's Day. Honored at the party were Roy Flescher of Langell Valley, who celebrated his birthday an niversary that day, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Aiken of Newport who had just been married. Luncheon was served from a buffet in the dining room. Attending the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson and children, Mr .and Mrs. Eddie Flescher and children, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Minnick and chil dren. Miss Iva Flescher, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Barclay, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bieler and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kyniston and sons, Mrs. Elsie Shelley and children, Miss Edna Shelley, Al bert and Lawrence Shelley, Mrs. Mary Leslie, Mrs. Bill Minnick Stingerette The Stlngcretto social club held its regulnr meeting in the KC hall on Thursday when pot luck luncheon was served by Mrs. 11. G. Culdwoll, Mrs. P. 11, Home and Mrs. N. 13. Galu, hos tesses for the day. During the course of the bus iness meeting officers were elected for the coming year, Mrs. A. B. Guthrie und Mrs. J. J. Pex, president und vice president respectively, were re elected, and Mrs. K. L. Chaney will serve as secretary-treasurer. It was decided that rolls and but ter will bo furnished by the club for all luncheons and the hostesses will provide the hot dish. Mrs. R. L. Chancy and Mrs. M. D. Kious will bo the hostesses on January 24. The club is to sponsor n public curd party in the KC hall on January 10, and Mi's. A. B. Guthrie and Mrs. N. B. Gale will bo in charge of arrangements. The special award given at each meeting went to Airs. i'. 11. Home and following the bus iness meeting a Christmas party with a gut cxciumgo was en joyed by members and their chil dren. The favors and refresh ments also carried out the Christ mas motif. Attending were Mrs. E. O. Stockdale, son and daughter, Mrs. H. G. Caldwell and son, Mrs. R. L. Chaney, Mrs. V. C. Phillips, Mrs. N. B. Gale and son, Mrs. P. 11. Home and two daughters, Mrs. A. B. Guthrie, Mrs. Henry Redmond, Mrs. J. J. Pex and daughter, and 'Mrs. M. D. Kious and two daughters. Friendly Circle Kathryn Billings and Fannie Goddard were hostesses to the Friendly circle which met Wed nesday at the home of Arbhur Stone, 2204 Darrow. Luncheon was served at 12:30 p. m. and the short business meeting was held about the table after luncheon. Officers elected for the coming year are Lizzie Little, president; Nona Hall, vice president; Kath ryn Billings, secretary-treasurer. Those present drew names for their Silent Sisters for 14. The next meeting will be with Pearl Marin, ond Lizzie Little will assist her. S Pinochle Club Ye Olde Pinochle club met Thursday, December 27, at the home of Agnaco Lowe of 2640 Homedale. and the hostess served the members and guests with a turkey dinner. There was also a Christmas tree. Two guests were present, Net tie Good and Esther Lowe. High score at pinochle went to Maggie Upton, second to Fannie God dard, low to Nettie Good and the pinochle award to Esther Adkisson who will be the hos tess on Thursday. January 10. at her home at 1536 Oregon. 5 5 Exchange Vows Helen Louise James, daughter of Mrs. Lydia James, 243 East Main, and Francis M. Douglas, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Douglas of Bay City, Ore., exchanged vows at the First Methodist church of Klamath Falls Satur day, December 22. The cere mony was read by Rev. Victor Phillips. Douglas was employed by the state highway department In Klamath Falls before entering the army in 1942 and was recent ly discharged. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas left the following week for Boy City to spend the holidays. They will make their home in Klamath Falls. Monday, Jan, 7, 194S HERALD AND NEW SIX and children, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Barclay and daughters of Lakeview, the honor guests, Mr. and Mrs. Bin AiKcn and Roy Flescher, and the host and hostess, Mr, and Mrs. H. J. Shelley. JOANNA MASSEY, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Massey of Klamath Falls, became the bride of Cpl. John J. Lynch, USMC, in church rites read here in December. Kennell-EUls. Just Arrived!! Men'i 4 Buckle Cowboy ARCTICS 4.50 Arriving right when needed most . . . to come early ai there will be heavy demand for these. Jmee lilt. j DREW'S MANSTORE TM Main St giving , teMr&rjS tj.afc , m w a Bv- er m mm & w & each other permanents ! cae ! It, , Im a s fcoora ettiml What fun! And everyone's talking about the lovely, last ing waves and softly curling ringlets you get with a Tom home permanent. It's easy to do . . . and so inexpensive! If you can roll up hair on curlers, you can give a won derfully successful Toni per-, manent a wave that lasts and lailsl You'll love the looks end fell of your Toni wave! Hair is softer, lovely and easy to manage, for this is a crime teld wave . . . with a creme LEE HENDRICKS "Your Neighborhood Druggist" 2212 So. 8th St. Phono 4321 waving lotion that imparts luxurious beauty to the hair. The Toni Wave Kit con tains everything you need for a glorious wave! Prepara tions are like those used in beauty salon-type perma nents, are laboratory-tested. Wonderful even for children's baby-fine hair! So get your Toni Kits . . . today! If you aren't thrilled with the results, Toni will refund pur- chase price. tic WEDDING BELLS rang in October for Lorraine Nols, daugh ter of Mrs, Ann B. Ambard of this city, and S Thomas Hormont, son of Mr, and Mrs, Jose Hermant Jr., olso of Klamath Falls. Krug, Mt. Vernon, Wash. Officers Elected At Church Meet All circles of the Woman's Society of the First Method 1st church assembled for a general meeting in tha church parlors Thursday of lust week. The study group met at 10:30 a. m, with Miriam Smyth as leader. At noon there was a'potluck luncheon with the circle chairmen In charge. There was no executive board meeting, and Mrs. Earl Redman led tho prayer circle at 1:40 p.m. At 2 p. in., the general meeting opened with the singing of Christmas enrols, and Mrs. Redman presided over the business meeting, It was voted to continue the cottage prayer meetings, but the places Mrs. " : were not announced George Casner submitted the re port of the nominating commit tee, which was voted upon ond accepted. Named president was Mrs. Earl Redman; first vice president, Mrs. Thomas Wind iintn; second vice president, Mrs. John Yudon; third vlco presi dent. Mrs. W. A. Carleton; re cording secretary, Mrs. A. G. Proctor; treasurer, Mrs, E. II. BaLsigcr; corresponding secre tary, Mrs. Calvin Hunt; student secretory, Mrs. C. If. Barnstable; Wesleyon Guild secretory, Mrs. Victor Phillips; children's work secretary, Mrs. Lillian Hagman; sccrctury of literature and pub lications, Mrs. J. D. Glllispie; secretary of supplies, Mrs. L. A. Brannan; secretary of spiritual life, Mrs. Walter Hcrndon; press committee, Mrs. Bruce Binkley; scrapbook chairman, Mrs. George Casper. The circles will meet together on Thursday, January 10. in the church parlors for dessert at 1:30 p. m. In the absence of Mrs. Wal ter Herndon Mrs. McBrldc led the devotional service, her sub ject being "Gods Gift To Us" and the general theme of the day was "This Is My Father World." Mrs. L. K. Phelps, program chairman, then Introduced tho guest speukcr, Mildred Simmons, returned missionary from India, who spoke upon tho customs unci problems of modern Indln und demonstrated somo of tho cos tume. Mrs. Robert Crnlif, play ing her own nccninpanlment, sung "In Little Village Bethlehem"- and "Jesus, Jesus" and there were Christmas songs by Lois and Genrviove Morgan, oc companled by Mr. Redman. Annual Dinner The Wlnema Temple Pythian Sisters and Knights held their annual Christmas dinner Wed nesday, December 10, In tho li brary clubrooms. Turkey and all the trimmings were served to 30 guests. The holiday theme was carried out In tho decorations. There was a Christmas tree with gifts for all with a gift exchange between men and ladles. Cards and sing ing furnished entertainment. Classified Ads Bring Results. Sprague River SPRAQUE RIVIR Mil. Arthur Hill was hostess Sunday to her Sunday school class, hon oring her duughtur Sylvia's birthduy. Thosu ttlcndlug the urruir wore Millie Riddle, Jo Anno -Tuning, Helen Crume, Murleno Moyo, Melda and Myrta Chimdh-r, Cloo DeLormo, Theo dora Montgomery, Jocllitn and Sylvia Lou Hill, and tha hostess, ' Mrs. Hill. The afternoon wi spent playing games. Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Pankey en. tortuined on New Year's Eva with u pinochle purty, The party room whs decorated In blue ana silver with a Chiistmna tree and gifts for thoso present, Pluyers with high scorn took their choice of gifts at the table. At mid night the hostess rang a bell an nouncing tho arrival of the New Year. Refreshments were served, Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Mooro, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pus solt, Mrs. Anna Wolford, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Welch, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Borough, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Serlght, and Mr. and Mrs, T. R. Montgomery, High score was hold by Mrs. Serlght for the Indies and Clif ford Welch for tho men. Glariyj llissolt and Tod Montgomery received second hlgln. Wed In North Lorraine Nels, daughter of Mrs. Ann B. Ambard, 212 ltfiOMevolt. hpf-nmn th hririfi nf S 2c Tjiomas llermant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joo llermant Jr., route a box 141), on October IB at (ho First Methodist .churuh at Mt, Vernon, Wash. The bride wore a tradltlot al white wedding gown with a short whlto veil. She earri id white rosebuds and bouvard;S. Mr, und Mrs, llermant lit landed Klamath Union hi ill school. The bridegroom is ni.w stationed at Whitby Inlaid. They aro making their homo at 022 2nd, in Mt. Vernon. 8 Classified Ads Bring Resiilli. PAIN 5 of Cold' Muioli Actio Simple Nuralglf tin Minor Burn Cut, Bruit to O IT QUICK ACTIONI Uw Ikte Rttft Mat P.ifMf 01 after coUU eourh In, mutct iohM thi t wayi at one (I) by halplng braatt local con oat Ion (2) by -ln pain at narva anda in ina Ktn t) oy vapiira EE) helplna to aaaa braath in ana aooih breath fMiafva. A f rtat hrp o hava around tho SI houta for tha mlmr- prui ror Itu i c u I lal auat. 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