Viar Society
...mii i. The Alliir ho-
i st Augustine's church
f, i 'ock at the homo of
!' Tnl Tschlrky, now prcsl
cL win assisted by Mrs.
t Vhl'ky.
tailor from Fulhor Hunt,
A was iwsocliitcd with the
,l0 ut Newell for mnny
IP'! informed the momburs
E l c plnnii to Mini m n o near
.,. for JPn whete 110 w111
nmc n. lHlo.iury work J lo
f wrote his thanks to
li Allnr mclty for courtesies
Uncled clurlnB his rcHiclonco
F' . ...... l..,u will 1m mnrln
CZ Td Croi by" the in.
ImubI imllH of the society ut
!T Merrill mid Tuleli.ke.
Al I'orler will servo us
n. . At... 111..1..1..1...
.Mill HI IMC lUIL'UIBU Bl'"li
,n the coining yeiir, Mrs.
me ri.uc.-y of tho Miilln group
j (he chnlrinnnshlp of tho
rrl Voup wl" b0 t'lvlded
S the members, tho Mi.rch
Z liiitf bchm hi charge of Mrs.
f'olvcy.
fie noddy wl" "crv? 1lll,lwr
I, die nnnuni at. riiiricn s
W' u. In Morrill novf
Ciurday iilhl in the commun-
K-'18!!.',! tnr I tin meellni worn
p, T.nr .I,mV rV.
Rnnor and Mrs. Henry Din.
Li Mrs. Connul Johnson,
I1", f..i . m...
VKeefc, Mis. Dick Walsh, Mis.
G Kfllcher, Mrs. Rlchurd
lUn, Mrs. James Lacey, Mrs.
M. Hammond, Mrs. aukusi
inilrleii, Mrs. Tim u&uuivnii,
hrs IIukIi r'nlvey, Mrs. Joss
fiirt'er. Mis. Hlckey and Mrs.
fnnces llnimon.
9 8 8
lunar Lowe of 2640 Home-
iile 'entertained Yo Olde Pin
L dull nt her homo Thurs-
jir Mnrcli 7, with luncheon at
I p m.. followed by curds, Es
llle Sinllli, a Kuost, received the
Lard for hlilh score; Nona Hall,
iconil: Knthryn Blllliw, low,
nd Fannie Goddard tho plno
Me awnrcl. The next mcetlni!
be with MukkIo Upton of
fK",e-5 5 5
I prosperity Itebckah lodiio met
h regular session In the lOOK
ill Thursday, March 7, with
idi Wlllltts presiding. .There
in i white elephant sale and
Butch auction following the
fieetlnR, funds lo bo used for
he convention to bo held here
jn Uie full. Entertainment and
ftlrcuhmcnts served by Berenice
llcCrackcn, Stella Drydcn and
,uclllc Heifer concluded the
tveninx.
'A .
ft Ml
MRS. DOUGLAS YADEN was
Menriotta Roberts of Musko
gee, Okla,, before her mar
riage March 2, in Liberal,
Kan. Mr, and Mrs. Vaden are
at home in Klamath Falls.
Shower
MT. LAKI Mrs. Wlllium
Britticiiden, nee Murjorlo Fairclo,
wur honored with a shower Wed
nesday alturnoon at the home of
Mrs. Fnrroll Hilyard. Hostesses
were Mrs, Irn Orom, Mrs. -Lawrence
iiirk, Mrs. Roy LaPrarte,
Mrs. Harold Dchllnffer and Mrs.
Hilyard.
Thetim altrmllnir woro Mn, Harold
HlNUUlilcr, Mn, Onyloii Klnchum, Mn,
11. C. Short. Mn. Ji)in Short. Mm. L. A.
West. Mri. (Irrnlil Went. Mra. K. G.
Kltthn. Mra. Cecil Whllhy, Mn. Harry
Iltmlh, Mm, llrrh PhllllMi, Mm, Albert
Hluno. Mn. Henry Kcmun, Mra. Iceland
Chevne.
Mri. Wattacn Thotninn. Mn. A. R.
CftinphKll, Mn O. J. HUynrtl, Mn. Wil
liam Cuttnlnihniit, Mm. Vlrtllnla Her
rli)f))AW anil Mn. IJrlla H
Mn, Cieorito Httivrmuit, Mri. Earl
Mtttk. Mn Vrl Dillard. Mra. Jck JUr
toit, Mra. Movrt Hiurmcr. Mra. Klorcnco
Dfll.ap, Mn. ifnwnnl Jjirkufitt, Mn. T. li.
I'ralra. Mr. and Mrs, Karl Unhllnitnr.
Mn, T. I). Jnckami. Mra. S I'. Onhllnifer,
Mn. Carrol llowr, Mra. ItohArt Drhllnutir,
I-ona Hvcdnr, Mn. Jiink'u Krnfton, Mn.
William Ulac-kriiaii and Mra. Glenn
l)rhtliinpr.
Mn. I'nul Hrrllhaupt, Mn. Hoy Oood
1111. Mn. Gray llrammn, Mn. Forreat
Iti Ithamit. Dunna Dlxnn. Mra. John
1'yort. Mm, Krneat llrfflthaupt. Mn.
Percy Dlxnn. Mra. Morrill Bund, Mn.
Jtnnald Whlllatch. Mn. J. A. Manning.
Mr, Janiea Crawford, Mra. Ralph
Kill, Mn. II. L. FIcmlhK, Rrla riemlnif,
Mn William Wllllama. Mn. Calvin
N'ohlf. Mra. Rmtna I-Jfnb. Mn. Alton
Short, Mra KIltabHh Norrla, Mr. and
Mra. Jay ralrclo, Mn. Georifn Wrlffht,
Mn. Vernon Durant, Mn. Bella Mc
Clrllnn. Mra. Sam Enman, Mary lxula
Enman.
Mn. Vam MrClellan, Mn. Elaine. Gray,
Mn. Jainaa Itotilnann, I'atrlcla McClel
Inn, Mr. nnd Mn. W. It. Jcffcoat, Mra.
Hanild Dixon. Mn. William Knylor, Mn.
Iliirvtty Wlao, Mra. Iluford Kay lor, Mn.
Auhrny KltmliiK, Mn. Olive Manhnl,
Mra. Ure Kerna, Mra. Kvelyn Drew, Mn.
Alvln Chryne, alao the hiMteaaea,
Women Meet
i MERRILL Tho Friendship
ciuo of tho Academy of Friend
ship, Women of tho Mooso,
Merrill chapter No. 18, wu en
tertained last Friday by Mm.
Esther Scvey at tho home of
Mrs. John Stolt at a dellKht
fully planned one o'clock lunch
con. New officers for the coming
year were oloctod placing Mrs.
John Stolt as president, Mrs,
Max Hartlerode, vice president,
Mrs. Hay Van Mclor, Malln,
scerctury, Mrs. Margaret Fields,
treasurer, Mrs. Mary Lou Nine,
publicity and Mrs. Bessie Au
brey, Mrs. Esther Sevey and
Mrs. John O'Neill on the court
esy committee. Mrs. Davie
Ueeder is the retiring president.
Plans were approved for the
Women of the Moose chapter to
have application blanks printed
for registering sick benefit ap
plications with the chapter. It
wus also arranged for Friend
ship members to purchase gold
baby rings to be worn on chap
ter pins as the official emblem
for Friendship members.
Present for the afternoon
were Mrs. Louisa Icenblce, Mrs.
John Stolt, Mrs. Dovle Reeder,
Mrs. Margaret Fields, Mrs.
Bessie Aubrey, Mrs. John O'
Neill, Mrs. Max .Hartlerode and
Mrs. Sevey.
The1 next meeting will be
held April 12 at the home of
Mrs. Aubrey.
DARLA LEE, 5, and Linda
Carol, five months, are daugh
ters of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Reber of Malin, granddaugh
ters of Mr. and Mrs. John
Reber of that city, ond Mr.
and Mrs. James Allison of
Klamath Falls.
200,000 miles of
new long distance
circuits will be built
in 1946
Big expansion program under way
to speed your calls
This year alone, as part
of a $400,000,000
five-year expansion pro
gram,more than 200,000
miles of new toll and
long distance circuits are
planned for the Pacific
Coast.
For we're on our way to providing a broader and faster long
distance service than you have ever had before.
Everything possible Is being done to expand long distance
facilities now and to prepare the way for many new improve
ments to come. We handled more than 346 million toll and
long distance calls in 1945 nearly a million a day and
we're gearing up to handle an ever-increasing volume as tha
West continues to grow through the years to come.
Jf Your Red Cross must carry on GIVE NOW -''
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co.
120 North Eighth Strttt
n S3 VA
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3101
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MRS. W. R. PETTY is chair
man of the annual Sojourn
ers tea to be given Saturday
at the Willard hotel. New
comers to the city are espe
cially invited to attend the
affair.
Kennell-Ellls.
Hay ride
A group of teen-agers from
Fremont school enjoyed their
first hay ride of the season Sat
urday, March 9, with Miner
Clark of Portland as chaperon.
Driving the horses was Bud
Howard of the Sunset Riding
Stables.
The five girls acting as hos
tesses were Sandra Moore, Faye
Nelson, Illale Stahl, Louise Lin
man and Jean Mahan.
After the ride the boys and
girls returned to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Nelson on
Ewauna street, and were served
refreshments by the hostesses.
Honor Three
MT. LAKI Mrs. Sam E. En-
man entertained with a birthday
party Saturday night at her
home honoring their daughter,
Mary Louise, and two school
mates, Ruth Haines and Harold
Balin.
After playing games, refresh
ments were served to Sylvia
Keady, Joyclin Brunher, Mary
Green, Barbara Dickson, Martin
Snyder, George Stevenson,
James human, Dale Webber,
Earl Mack Jr. and the honored
guests, Ruth Haines, Harold Ba
lm and Mary Louise Unman.
Shower
HENLEY Mrs.' Charles E.
Drew Jr. was honored with a
shower at the homo of Mrs. O. D.
Reeder, Thursday evening,
March 7.
Tho table from which the gifts
were presented to the guest of
honor was centered with a bou
quet of daffodils and acacia.
Hostesses were Mrs. Glenn
Dehlingcr, Mrs. Carrol Howe,
Mrs. Charlie Reild and Mrs.
Orin Reeder.
Invited gueU were Mri. Drew, the
honor suet, Mn. Wllllnm Wliltlatch,
Mrs. I, J. Dixon, Mn. Alton Short, Mra.
Harold Mallory, Mri. Christine Turner,
Mrs. Roy LaPrarle, Mrs. Al Stone, Mn.
Guy IJarton, Mrs. It. S. Hopkins, Mrs.
William Colbert, Mrs. Kloyi! Hhort. Mrs,
Harold Dehllnger, Mrs, Hoy Goodlnn,
Mrs. C. A. Dunn, Mrs. Butter Adams,
Mrs. Uel Dillard, Mrs. Iru Orem, Mrs.
Marshall McClay, Mrs. Elmer McClay,
Mrs. KJIrabeth Norrls, Mrs. Will Ulack
man, Mrs. Charles Drew Sr.. Mri. Irwin
Campbell, Mrs. William Cunningham,
Mrs. A. R. Campbell, Mrs. Frank South
well, Mrs. A. U Marshall, Mrs. Basil
Brown, Mrs. John Marshall, Mrs. Law
rence Blrk, Mrs. O. L. Brown, Mrs. Mar
lln Byers, Mrs. Dave Llskoy, Mrs'. Har
vey Wise, Mrs. Robert Kaus. Mrs. Scott
Thompson, Mrs. Cecil Chcyne.
Mrs. Jestla Kaylor, Mrs. William Kay
lor, Mrs. Vorn Berry, Mrs. John Wal-
lln, Helen Durant, Ruth Durant, Mrs.
Kenneth Killer, Mri. Klger, Mrs. Dora
Shurman, Mrs, Sam Dehllnger, Mrs.
Ralph Hill, Mrs. Eltella Hill, Mri. J. S.
McClellan, Mrs. Sam Enman, Mri. Rob
ert Cheyne, Mrs. Fannie Cheyne. Mrs.
Bob Dehllnger, Mri. Bill Brlssenden,
Mrs. Ross Tromblee. Mrs, Burrell Short.
Mrs. Fred Beymer, Mrs. Gene Durant,
Mrs. Charles Hess, Mrs. . Clarence Gober,
Mrs. R. C. Short. Mrs. Dayton Flnchum.
Mrs. Farrell Hilyard, Mrs: John Short,
Mrs. Harold Slaughter, Mrs. ueriruue
from, Mrs. G. J. Huyara.
Mrs. Charles Green, Mrs. Fred Peter
son, Mrs. William Williams, Mrs. Howard
Jackson, Mrs. Debs Potts, Mrs. Henry
semon, Mrs, Wallace rnompson, Mrs,
Percy Dixon, Mrs. J. A. Fairclo, Mrs.
Boyd Bruner, Mrs. Cecil Haley, Mrs.
Harry Booth. Mrs. Ernest Brelthauot
Mrs. Jerry McCartle. Mrs. Leonard
scnooier, Mrs. n, w. found, Mrs, ual
vln Noble, Mrs. Tommy Jackson, Mrs.
Crystal Cheyne. Mn. Alvin-Cheyne, Mrs.
Oliver Haley and Mn. Gray Brannon.
; s
Anniversary .
MT. LAKI Mr. and Mrs.
S. E. ' Enman observed their
silver wedding anniversary
March 3 with a dinner at their
home.
Guests present were Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Semon, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Enman and sons
James and Robert and daughter
Cora Enman and Mr., .and Mrs.
Chester Enman and son Cecil
and daughter Helen.
Mr. and Mrs. Schriener and
daughter Madelyn of Malin
were unable to attend the din
ner. '
Purchase Homes Mr. and
Mrs. H. Steinkamp of Dallas
have purchased a home on Sum
mers lane and are waiting for
possession. Steinkamp is one of
the partners in the Tucker-Stein-kamp
business which will open
soon in the Esquire building.
Paul M. Tucker, the other part
ner, has also purchased a home
here on Wiard. He has moved
his wife and two children from
Portland.
C of C Studies
City Zoning Plan
LAKEVIEW, March 13 The
civic committee of the Lake
County chamber of commerce
laid plans Friday to study the
possibilities of zoning the city,
and Mayor Lyle North was re
quested to obtain all possible
Information on this matter irom
the League of Oregon Cities of
which organization Lakeview is
a member muncipality.
Ernest A. Fetsch. committee
chairman, also stated that par
ticipation ia being arranged in
forthcoming fire prevention cam
paigns, rne matter pt conduct
ing a Community Chest was
referred to the civic coordinat
ing council for recommendation
and possible decision.
. The civic group also consid
ered the three-year postwar im
provement program of the Lake
view water commission, which
was found to be very satisfactory.
W.dn.iday, March 13, 1946 HERALD AND MEWS ELEVEN
More Consideration
For Vets Urged
WASHINGTON, March 13 (JP)
Rep. Angell (R-Ore.) today urged
the war assets corporation to
give more consideration to vet
erans desiring to purchase sur
plus government property for
their own use.
Angell said he had received
many complaints from veterans
who say they are unable to get
surplus government property
when placed on sale. He said
lack of a disposal station in Port
land kept many veterans from
making purchases and he urged
the corporation to establish such
a depot in that city and to elim
inate red tape.
For immediate coverage call
Hans Norland Insurance Agen
cy, 6060.
65,000 Reindeer Q
In Alaska Herds ,
WASHINGTON, March 13 (;;
A recent count of Alaska's rein- ;;
deer showed about 65,000 in
herds. ij'
In addition, the Interior de- i
partment reports, there are thou!;,
sands of reindeer in the territorVrfi
which have strayed and are ruoX, i
rung wild over tundraa where (
rounaup is aimcuit. . i i.h
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