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E"Li i in i Freel mul Naniiotto Schubert iihhIkUmI tlm bride,
. i ,,,io Dickson, ll) opening the iiiuiiy lovely gifts which
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R'. ttcillK were Mm,
Kmo, Mrs. H. 8.
t.Wi A Johnson, Mm.
de Honored
tMt. Laki
11 Mrn. Harry Oroin, n recent bride, wiik honored
1. i I..I RMOWtr Ollimui.., ' fc m: H'"HK" null.
I "".I n. Wallace Thompson, Mm. llnliih lllll, Mrs.
;t X""i5 Mr. W, M. Wlllhimit, Mrs, Jny Falrclo and
r.? bowl of daffodils
Hid'
m!Sm.cvcTucsday
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Mrs. iiarnm
un. J'
Mcr'.... ',.,,,1 Mm. James
nine, l1
1,0 , lii Hy. Mr, "ox
,dpmrH.HUu...f.Mm.
' RrTnnor . Mr. Karl Dell
I Brmnni. w . M...
V.y. Mm. Henry Scmn.
.cv.".''' nl.mr,nn. Mm.
Sr.Tl: Clarence
L, ind M". orrel urc'-
Sl.nlry...M''t,:!:i,,1J.?n
l. Mrt. W "linn milium,
J!n.i,llnii.r. Mm. A.
ii, : unci Mm, W.
El Mr. John Schubert,
I"" n lk.,i,l. mil I reyion,
Mm. Hoy
in Dlcknon, Mm,
C Mr. Hoy K. LaPrarlo.
rfiDehllMer. Mm. Km-
Uurimn, Mm. Dali Wo
fc llllyard. Mm. C. U
. '. ."Y.;.n m
Mrn.jniiii
r.'.i. nrri. Mr. and Mm
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t: chirlnv Villi, loon. Mm.
K'.ii mkmiiv. Mr. and Mm.
Km, Mn. Wtllliim Cunning-
tisim,.. Mm. Bin no Freel,
fimrt, Mr. and Mm Harry
Jh, Mr, ncriwri i-mmi "
In. Miry Brclthnupt, Mr. and
I CMrlCi UCL.H Ml.,
U Southwell, Mm. Charlio
Mr. nd Mm. iroy ivuiip,
nv r.nodlna. Mm. Percy
I Mr. Merrill Bond, Mm.
L!d Whillnlch. Mr. Orln
bier, Mil. vvnunin nuiui,
Oten Rnyior, mm. uuiuiu
lor. Mr. R. C. Short, Mm.
hon Klachnm, Mm. Fnrrell
ird ind Mm. John Short.
lit lUrold Sluunlitcr, Mm.
Banquet
l U l.l.LjArv rj "K III for n
Day. crowned by the members
of the Tulchike assembly, Order
of the Itiilnhiiw for Girls, I W.
iiaruey, miner or Hcrnico Hurt
ley, past worthy advisor of the
order, was honored at the father
and diniuhtiT haiuinet In the an
nex or me rreshvlerlan church
Salurdiiy iiIkIiI, The affair was
uillucK and places were, marked
or ou liiiesis,
Each dauuliter Introduced her
Hi ics I father, who In turn told
of ionic brlKhl Juvenile saying of
ins ycHinu ntisiess.
Mary Itobertson. worthy nd
vlnor, presided as tniistmlstress
and Cienlnl Uoyd was inastcr-of
cereinonlrs In presentlnu the new
Kind wiin ins "Kills."
Mildred Held played a plnno
number and the Kirls sanK Haln.
bow snniis.
AsslstlnK with the tables were
Mrs. N. l;, Wilkinson, mother ad
visor, Mm. C, C. C'oulson, Mrs,
J. A. Udell and Mrs. Ivnl Wolfe,
past mother advisors.
5
Past Matrons
Aloha I'nst Matrons club met
Friday for a 1 o'clock luncheon
In the Masonic temple, followed
by an afternoon of canls. Host
esses were Mrs. Charles Cillberl
Mrs. Klliihetli Norrls, Mrs. Hi
rum K. Murdoch and Mrs. C. I
Harvey.
Mrs. GeorKo llum was an
pointed to visit the sick durliiK
March. The kucsI award went
to Mm. II. G. Worlley, hlh score
In cards to Mrs. Will Wood. The
committee unpointed for t h
March 20 niectlnn, Mrs. II. G
Wortlev, Mrs. A. B. Kpneoon
Mm. O'ear Peyton and Mm,
C. E. Dennis.
S. E. Enman. Mrs. L. C. Recnicr,
Mrs. Ucl D 1 1 I a r d, Mrs. G. S.
Thompson. Jean Thompson, Mm
Chnrlei Drew Jr.. Mm. O. L,
Brown, Mm. Basil Brown, Mr
and Mm. William Brlssendcn
Mm. F. D. Pealrs, Mrs. Georuc
Stevenson, Mrs. Ernesi urei
thiiupt and Mary Louise Enman
JAN BAXTER is the five-year
old son of Mr. ond Mrs. C. C.
Baxter, 230 Washington. Ho
celebrated his fifth birthday
on February 19, with a supper
party at home,
Kennell-Kllis
Langell Valley
L.ANGELL VALLEY A sur
prise house wnrminK was aiven
for Mr. and Mm. John Drlscoll
on Sunday afternoon. A potluck
dinner was served at throe
o'clock. A beautiful lamp was
Klvcn to tbo Drlscoll' for their
new home.
Thoso iillendlnK the party
were Mr. and Mrs. Drlscoll, Llla
and Jack Drlscoll, Mr. und Mrs.
Clayton Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. tr
uest Glvan and Nancy, Mr. and
Mm. Karl Kyler and Jackie, Mr.
and Mm. Louis Hanclail, Mr. ana
Mrs. GeorKo Frank and son, Mrs.
Olive Fruley, Mrs. Ella Dickin
son, Mrs. Turmoil, Miss Null and
Mr. Barnes, Mr. Lokuc, Bobby
Joe Potucck, and the hosts.
Wednesday, Feb. 27, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS NINE
Townsend Club
The Townsend club met Tues
day evenhiK, February It), at 8
o'clock at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. II. O. Myers, 500 N. Bth, for
a rcKiilar business meeting and
social cvenhuj.
A cucst was Howard Cornell,:
formerly of .Seattle, who ifave a
readliiK. Curds were enjoyed
with awards Rolnu to Mrs.
Georuc Mast and Bcrnlce Mc
Cracken, for the women, and to
Hurley Myers and Howard Cor
belt, for the men,
Hefreshments were served By
Mrs. Anna Brisboise and Mrs.
Must. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Gcoritu Ilandall, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Barnes, Mr. and
Mm. Melvln Douiilas, Mr. and'
Mrs. II. O. Myers, Mr. and Mrs.
O. F, Jerrue, Bemlce McCracken,
Maude Cross, Esther Must, Anna
Biisbol.w, Howard Cornell, Billy
Smith and Lewis Quinlan.
8 8
Fannie Goddard entertained
Ye Oldc Pinochle club at the
home of Violet Vance on Shasta
way Thursday, February 21, for
luncheon and cards. There was
nno uuesl. Arbhur Slone Awards
for the afternoon went to MaR
Kic Uplon, pinochle, Agnace
I.nwn. hich. Grace Bock, second,
and Esther Adkisson, low. The
'meeting on March 7 will be nt
the home of Agnace Lowe, 2040
Uomcdalc.
8
The Klnmath Falls Garden
cluo meets Mondny, March 4. at
2 p. m. in t'-c small clubrooms
of the cily library.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Pepple en
tertained at their home Sunday,
February 17. Dinner was served
at one o'clock followed by bridge
and nlnochlc.
Guests Included Mr. and Mrs. I
Clayton snarp, rar, ana mrs. iu
Bechdoldt, Mr. uud Mrs. Frank
W. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Frazlcr, Mr. ond Mrs. Ora John
son, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Wells,
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Leavitt,
Mrs. Malcolm Tcare, Mrs. Paul
Monroe, Mrs. Mary Dearborn,
ii n 1 : n. Un...
t,cluy, Mrs. tiia uicninson, na
zcl Morrison, Martin Brown, Ted
Pepple, and Mr. and Mrs. Owen
Pepple.
HiiJli went to Harry Frazicr
and Mrs. Leavitt in bridge, and
to Bill Bechdoldt and Mrs. Bech
doldt In pinochle. Traveling
awards went to Mrs. Brown and
Mrs. Monroe.
Mary Landry, daughter of Mr. i
and Mrs. Paul O. Canary oi
Klamath Falls. Is president ot
the Hod Cross chapter on the
campus, which began its drive
February 24 to raise $1300 from
campus living organizations.
8 5 a
Dorothy Davis, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Davis of
Klamath Falls, was elected
vice nresldent of the Associated
Women students on the campus
at an election held last weclc,
Miss Davis Is a sophomore in
liberal arts In the university.
it's a
from Rkkys j ,
We are shovvn0 n
etched sets n9n J Se,econ of th.
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