Woman's Society
Meets January 24
The January meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian
Service of the First Methodist church was held in the church
parlors Thursday, January 24. Miss Miriam Smyth conducted
the study group at 10:30 a. m. and there was a sack lunch al
noon, followed by a meeting of the executive board at 1 p. m.
The prayer circle, under Mrs, John Vadon, was exceptionally
well attended.
At 2 p. m. the general meeting opened with the president,
Mrs. Earl Redman, in' charge. Miss Smyth, secretary of mission
ary education, gave an inter-
estlng talk upon the two maga-
"WnrM nnllnnk" and
"Methodist Women," and an
nounced an award of $5 to the
circle obtaining the most sub
scriptions before the March
meeting. Mrs. L. A. Brannan
read a letter of thanks from the
Harwood school for girls at Al
buquerque, N. M., for the box
of personal gifts sent at Christ
mas. Mrs. Walter Herndon, spirit
ual life chairman, announced
that' the cottage prayer meet
ings would continue. Mrs. Red
man announced her member
ship committee for the year.
Mrs. D. A. Kenyon and Mrs.
Moss will be co-chairmen, and
Mrs. William Withrow, Mrs. L.
A. Barker, and Mrs. G. W. Gil
crist will serve as committee
members. Members of the pub
licity committee will be Mrs.
Bruce Binkley, Mrs. Wesley
McNee and Mrs. A. G. Proctor.
The theme of the year's work
is "Peace Through His Cross,"
and this was carried out in the
devotional service, conducted
by Mrs. Walter Herndon. In
spirational material on this sub
ject was given by Mrs. Hern
don, Mrs. George Casper and
Mrs. John Y a d o n, and Mrs.
Taylor sang "Spirit of Love."
Mrs. Windham, program
chairman, announced the pro
gram for the afternoon. A play
let on the same theme was Dre-
sented by Mrs. Windham, Mrs.
Taylor, Mrs Herndon, Mrs.
John Riach, Mrs. Cowman, Mrs.
Barnstable, Miss Smyth, Mrs.
E. H. Balsiger, Mrs. W. A.
Carleton and Mrs. L. K. Phelps
and Mrs. Joseph Rickes, soloist,
sang appropriate selections dur
ing the play.
Tea was served by the Ruth
circle; Mrs. Glenn Kent, chair
man of the tea, was assisted
by Mrs. Fred Cofer, Mrs. Joe
Kennedy and Mrs. A. C. Proc
tor and Mrs. Calvin Hunt,
Wed In Utah
On Friday, January 18, Ver
na Elizabeth Marshall, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mar
shall of Salt Lake City, and
George D. Kohler of Klamath
Falls exchanged vows in a double-ring
ceremony read at the
home of the bride's parents.
The bride wore a powder
blue suit with pink accessories.
Her attendants were her twin
sister, Mrs. Emma Kelley, Mrs.
Norma Kelley, and Marilyn
Marshall. Edgar Kelley was
best man.
A reception was held- in the
evening at the Civic Center in
Salt Lake City. Out of town
guests were Mrs. Eathel Over
son of Klamath Falls, Mr. and
Mrs. David Kelley of Eugene,
and Mrs. Erma Croxall and
Dorothy Horrocks of Pocatello.
Mr. and Mrs. Kohler are
making their home in Klamath
Falls where he is employed by
the bureau of reclamation.
Winema Club
There will be a special meet
ing of the Winema club, Pythian
Sisters, Thursday evening, Jan
uary 31. at 8 o clock in the li
brary club room for a general
business meeting to make pre
parations for the official visit
of the grand chief of Oregon
Mildred Harwood, on February
B.
All officers and members are
asked to be present for the meet
ing since there will be practice
for initiation after the special
meeting. Visiting sisters are
welcome.
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MARRIED JANUARY 1 were Barbara Jean Rinehart and
Arnold W. Bieg, both. of this city.
Kennell-Ellis.
Lost River
circle chairman, presided at the
tea service. The table was cen
tered with an attractive winter
bouquet made by Mrs. L. K.
Phelps.
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MERRILL The Lost River
Garden club met Tuesday. Jan
uary 22 at the home of Mrs. A.
J. King for the annual potluck
luncheon. Mrs. J. K. Blatch
president presided and Mrs. T.
O. Wheeler substituted for the
secretary, Mrs. Dale West who is
in Portland.
Mrs. Blatch directed the mail
ing of approximately S50 to the
Klamath county Keel cross f una.
The money was raised last fall
by sale of garden and farm pro
duce, ine cluo voted also a so
contribution to the infantile
paralysis fund and announced a
flower arrangement class to be
held Tuesday, January 29, at the
home of Mrs. Mugn o wnnor.
Anyone interested in this art,
whether club member or other
wise, is invited. The class will
be called at 2 p. m. Those at
tending are asked to bring sticks,
stones or figurines for arrange
ments. Mrs. Gaylord Bevins,
Merrill was greeted as a new
member and her daughter, Mrs.
Betty Mitchell was a guest. The
next meeting, February 26 will
be at the home of Mrs. E. E.
Kilpatrick.
Present for the luncheon were
Mrs. E. E. Kilpatrick, Mrs. J. R.
Blatch. Mrs. T. O. Wheeler, Mrs.
W. C. Bailey, Mrs. O. T. McKen
dree, Mrs. N. H. Bogue. Mrs.
Hugh U Connor, Mrs. M. A. Bow
man, Mrs. Bevins, Mrs. Mitchell
and the hostess.
Malin Grange
The members of the Malin
grange participated in a social
evening on Tuesday, January 22,
with Mesdames Petrik, Street
and Smalle as hostesses. Num
bers were drawn for partners in
a jigsaw puzzle contest. Every
one worked fast and furiously in
order to finish first. The win
ning team was Ethel Hamilton
and Joe Chotard. Second prize
went to Rev. and Mrs. Morton,
newest members of the grange
but evidently old hands at the
art of jigsaw puzzles. Refresh
ments were served later.
The next meeting will be held
on Tuesday, February 12, in the
church basement. This will be
a business meeting with initia
tion as the feature of the eve
ning. All members and especial
ly officers are urged to be pres
ent.
Malin Girl
Honored at Shower
MALIN Mrs. Thomas John
son, the former Opal Thompson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Thompson, Malin, a bride
of several weeks was guest of
honor January 24 at a miscel
laneous shower given at the home
of Pearl sterns. Co-hostesses for
the affair, were Mrs. Nellie
Woods and Mrs. Dale Williams.
The groom, a Malin resident, is
employed by Conrad Johnson.
About twenty-five guests were
present.
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VICE PRESIDENT of the aux
iliary to the Brotherhood of
Railroad Trainmen, is Mrs.
Dean Sieberl of this city.
Langell Valley
LANGELL VALLEY Mrs.
Charlotte Fitzhugh and Mrs. Net
tie Davis entertained the Langell
Valley Women's club at the par
ish hall on Thursday, January
24.
After a short business meet
ing, Mrs. Bonnie Fernland was
honored with a layette shower.
The opening of gifts was fol
lowed by delicious refreshments
served to the guests. The next
meeting will be on February 28
with Mrs. Virginia Thomas and
Mrs. Bessie Frazier.
Those enjoying the shower and
party were Mrs. Fernland. the
guest of honor, Mrs. Mnry Noble,
Mrs. Bobbiette Gift, Hazel Gift,
Mrs. Mildred Campbell, Mrs.
Edith Jones, Mrs. Carolyn Dear
born, Mrs. Tillic Smith, Mrs.
Miriam Potucek, Mrs. Eva Rob
erts, Mrs. Maxine Brown. Mrs.
Virginia Thomas, Mrs. Edna
Hood, Mrs. Grace Dearborn,
Mrs. McMahan, and the hostesses.
Installed
MERRILL Now officers of
the Bonanza Hebokah lodge,
No. 100, were installed by the
Merrill lodge Inst Monday eve
ning with Gornldinc Moore, dis
trict deputy president as In
stalling officer, assisted by Eva
Bowman, deputy district mar
shal and six olhor lodge mem
bers, Leona Quails, Grace Ilea
ton, Frances Andrews, Esther
Johnson, Marthu Barnes and
Joan Moore.
Installed were Louise Kelley,
noble grand; Dorothy llolz
houser, vice grand; Gertrude
Webber, secretary - treasurer;
Ada Krugor, past noble grand;
Dorothy Darby, warden; Kay
Darby, conductor; Earl Webber,
inside guardian; Jack llulz
houscr, outside guardian.
The Merrill lodge Installed
two officers unable to be pres
ent for the regular Installation
ceremony. Mrs. Georgia Moore
went In as past noble grand
and Mrs. Vivian llnskins as
right supporter to the vice
grand.
Fovir new members were In
itiated, O. J. Harris and Charles
Heaton, Morrill, and Ray Darby
and Jack Kelley of Bonanza.
The Merrill lodge sent a
birthday card shower to George
Offield, long time member who
was 78 on January 13.
Mrs. Mary Pope, general
chairman of the carnival to be
given next fall, asks that all
carnival committee chairmen
and their assistants meet at her
home on the Merrill-Matin high
way Saturday, February 2 ut
8 p. m.
Mrs. Myrtle Beasley was
chairman of the committee
which served refreshments after
the meeting. The birthday com
mittee with Mrs. Sylvia Jones
as chairman will serve at the
next meeting, February 4.
January Bride
Barbara Jean Rinehart, only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rov C.
Rinehart of 3339 Crest street,
became the bride of Mr. Arnold
W. Bieg, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William M. Bieg of this city, in
a simple ceremony read at 7
o'clock on the first night of the
new year, at the Bieg home. The
Rev. Victor A. Schulze, pastor of
the Zion Lutheran church, read
the service.
The bride wore a lovely pale
blue suit with navy blue acces
sories. Mr. and Mrs. Richard S.
Hogue attended the couple. Mrs.
Hogue is the sister of the groom.
The young couple are now at
home at 2624 Patterson street.
Shower Guest
Honoring Mrs, Louis Sehney.
der, a (lellglill'ul party mid show
er was held Friday evening, Jan
miry 25, at thu homo of Mrs. Leu
Sutton on the Weed highway,
with Mrs, W, G. Ely the co-hust-ess.
Many lovely gifts wero pre
sented lo Mrs, Schnoyder in a
pink and blue bassinette, with
the gifts arranged around a large
doll. Games wero enjoyed dur
ing the evening, with awards
going to Mrs, 11. 11. Lurgent, Mrs.
Francis Flowers, Mrs. Albert
Schmeok, Mrs, George Flowers
and Mrs. Louis Scluuvdor. Other
guests wero Mrs. Lester 1'lnelll,
Mrs. Fred Battis, Mrs. Hardin,
Mrs. Orval Heavlin, Mrs. Leon
Andrleu, Mrs. Ernest Miliuil,
Mrs. August Andrleu, Mrs. Joe
Stewart, Mrs. Hoy llouok, Mrs.
Almond Gregory, Mrs. Flovd
Stewart, Mrs. George Burnett,
Mrs. Pearl Burnett, Mrs. Lyle
Hickman. Mrs. Edna Travem
Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. George An-
nrieu, airs, jonn Mlsiier, Mrs.
Roy Huff, Mrs. Kate Phlpps.
Mrs. Ethel Paddock, Mrs. Fred
Crapo, Mrs. Milllgan. Mrs, Julian
Abbott, Mrs, Joss Walker, Mrs,
Brazil, Betty Lurgent and the
hostesses, Mrs. Sutton and Mrs.
Ely, who served delicious re
freshments on trays carrying
out the pink nnd blue motif.
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HERALD AND NEW8 EIGHT
Reno Rites
Bottv Gone Lundgren, daugh
ter of Mrs. E. W. Smith of Klam
ath Falls, and E. W. Catching of
Willow Brook, Calif., became the
bride of Charles D. Peek, son of
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Peck of
Klamath Falls at the First Meth
odist church of Reno, Saturday
morning, January 12.
Attendants were Mr. and Mrs.
J L. Bleichner of Reno.
The bride wore an afternoon
dress of powder blue with black
accessories. Her corsage was of
red roses and while lilies-of-the-valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Pock will make
their home at 1711 Wall, Klam
ath Falls.
Potluck
Wednesday. Jan. 30, 1S46
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A MID-DECEMBER WEDDING was that of Edna Poarl Mycrt
and Jerry D. Pearson who were married in Ihc First Christian
church, Thursday, December 13.
-Hell studio.
Lady Eagles
The Lady Eagles club met Fri
day, January 25, at the home of
Mildred Mosby, 1029 Crescent.
MERRILL Potluck for hus
bands and guests is planned for I Twenty-two members were pros
the evening of Friday, February ' e...
o, in me ucm renews nail by
members of the Merrill Library
club. Dinner will be served at
6:30 o'clock with Mrs. Willlnm
nelinul, and guest award to Ma
tilda Crapo.
RofroshiiU'iiLt wero served by
the hostesses. The next meeting
will be February 13.
Walker, the newly-elected oresl
dent, Mrs. Roy McNeill and Mrs.
R. L. Dalton on the serving com
mittee. Members are invited to
bring a former member and her
husband or a guest couple.
Pinochle and bridge will be In
play following the dinner under
the direction of Mrs. A J. King,
Mrs. O. V. Reeves and Mrs. Al
bert Blake.
A short meeting . was held
after which olnochle was played.
First award was given (o Fannie
Thompson, second to Clara
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