MIDLAND Il'llli: M US
Malin
April 17 has been set for the
bazaar and carnival to be spon-
Borpd by the Helping Hand so
ciety, xiie auair, wmcn win in
clude entertainment, will be
held In the evening in the
Broadway hall. Plans for it were
talked over at the last meeting
of the society held at the home
of Mrs. H. E. Wilson. The con
cessions , will include a fish
pond, country store, fancywork
booth and a white elephant sale.
A quilted quilt made by the
members, a wool blanket and a
lace tablecloth will be sold.
Visitors at the meeting were
Mrs. Melvin Fitzpatrick, Klam
ath Falls, Mrs. Hubert Morelock,
Mrs. Frank Paygr, Mrs. Ben
lienzel and Mrs. George Fabi
anek. Members included Mrs. Jess
Smith, Mrs. Lou Drager, Mrs.
Dick Henzel, Mrs. Jess Lindsay,
Mrs. Joe Jacobs, Mrs. Terry,
Mrs. Bertil Shogren, Mrs. Clar
ence Hundley, Mrs. Harry Hund
ley, Mrs. Glen Morton, Mrs.
John Bailey, Mrs. Merle Loosley,
Mrs. Charles Johnson, Mrs A. E.
Street, Mrs. John McCulley,
Mrs. W. B. Graham, Mrs Hal
bert Wilson, Mrs. C. M. Kirk
patrick, Mrs. George - Smalley,
Mrs. Lester Schreiner, Mrs.
Charles Hamilton, Mrs. J. Perry
Haley, Mrs. Earl McVey and
Mrs. Jack Ratliff. v.- - ;
: Mrs. Gerald West will be the
next hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. C M. Kirkpat
rick, accompanied by their
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Marion
Kirk patrick and her baby
daughter, are in Seattle where
they will be joined by their son,
home from Korea. Young Kirk
patrick, who survived some of
the worst of the last Pacific bat
. ties in the army, is- being dis
charged. The young Mrs. Kirk
patrick is the former Merle
Watkins. They have remained
here during the two years he has
been overseas.
Orange and black, colors of
the Malin high school were used
as the color note for the banquet
which honored - the basketball
squads Tuesday night. Place
cards were small orange basket-
balls and gay crepe paper
; streamers added to the central
theme. Girls of the freshman
class served the dinner. All stu
dents of the high school and fac
ulty members were invited.
The welcome was by Mary
Jane Hornbeak, the response by
. Gorge Spolek and the basket
ball review was by Principal
: Street. Dorothy Loosley played
a piano number, school cheers
were given and Mary Ruth Bey
and Barbara Nyhart sang.
On the A team this season
were George Spolek, Clifford
McKoen, Con McAuliffe, Lee
Liebolt,, Jack Lindsay, Andy
Fields, Bobby Victorine, Bob
Can trail and Corky Ellis.
Boys playing on the B squad
were Virgil Batliff, Carl Rajnus,
Teddy Gordon, Leonard Lahoda,
Donald Coleman, Kenneth
Green, Lloyd Fields, Larry
Johnson, John Saunders, Ernie
Arnold, Johnny Baker, Gilbert
Kinkle and Bobby Coleman.
Mrs. Lahoda and Mrs. Laddie
Rajnus will demonstrate care of
woodwork, and floors at the
meeting of the Malin home eco
nomics unit Tuesday night, April
2. Officers will be elected for
the coming year. Anyone interested-
In topics for discussion
next year is asked to present
them at this meeting which will
be held in the home . economics
room of the high school.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Petrasek
have moved into the Kalina
court.
Mr and Mrs. A. M. Thomas
have returned here after spend-
New Pine Creek
Final plans for luncheon ar
rangements will be made Sat
urday afternoon at 2 o'clock
when the grange' ladies will
meet to concoct salads, make
sandwiches, etc., for the big
East, Side grange benefit dance
to be held in the Davis Creek
hall this Saturday night, March
30. Inasmuch as the Thomas
Creek grange get-together,
which was to have been held
last Saturday night, was
thwar'ted by a bad road situa
tion, and this when everyone
was p ri m e d for a big time,
grangers, as well as the general
public, can give vent to their
desires for a big evening of fun
at Davis Creek this Saturday
evening. Music for the event
will be furnished by the East
Side grange orchestra.
Charlie L a r k i n returned
home last Monday after serv
ing a short term in the Alturas
hospital.. The hitch, caused by
a discomotion of the vertebrae
in the lower region of his
spinal column, happened when
he somehow disrupted the unity
between two vertebrae, setting
them unhappily one against the
other. This caused grief and
pain to the whole column and
subsequently became unbear
able to the body as a whole.
We are glad that the malad
justment has been corrected
and Charlie is again at ease
with himself. He is going to
visit for awhile with his daugh
ter, Mrs. Alice Allen and her
husband, Bill, down on the
ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. ' R. L. (Short)
Snider arrived last weekend for
a visit with Short's parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Robert J. Snider.
Short has recently been dis
charged from the service and
he and his wife arc taking a
little breather before launching
upon an adventure which is to
be their life's work. Short is
planning on returning to Alas
ka where he worked prior to
his enlistment into the army
air cadet corps, and as soon as
possible secure a homestead in
the north. Both he and his wife
like the country so much up
there that they are going back
to make their home there.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude New
comb are visiting for a time
with the Delbcrt Cloud family.
Natives of this village have
had their fond hopes revital
ized, of the day when they will
see a swell highway stream
gracefully between here and Al
turas, skirting Sugar hill at a
lower-bench level, and shorten
ing the time to that county
seat. Substantiated rumors have
it that work is to begin on this
much needed improvement now
soon. The sooner the better
the quicker to Alturas we will
go!
Chief Steward Ralph D.
Brickey is home visiting with
his mother. Mrs. A. H. Daugh
erty, arriving last Sunday. He
is home on a 30-day leave and
will probably be in the mer
chant marine service for an
other five or six months.
Brickey s rating is equivalent
ing the winter at their old home i
in Ohio and are seeking living
quarters. . Thomas is secretary I
of tne enterprise irrigation dis
trict. Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Wilson, ac
companied by Mrs. Wilson's par-1
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fabi
anek left this week for Sawyer
Springs near Roseburg where
they are assuming management
of a resort that Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson purchased about a year
ago. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tripett,
new owners of the Wilson ranch,
have moved in.
Mr. and Mrs Jess Whillatch
had as-guests Sunday, Mr, and
Mrs. Van Thome, Mr. and Mrs.
Lynn Propst and children, Pa
tricia and Michael, Klamath
Falls, and Mr. and Mrs. William
Walker and young Jimmie, Mer
rill. Phelps Lewis, Merrill, was a
visitor at the John Craven home
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Carr,
Merrill, were business visitors in
the Shasta View district Tues-i
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ALL
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to a lieutenant in thu, navy, or
a cupluin in the army. He has
charge of all the ships' crew
purchases, and is third ranking
officer on a Victory ship. His
next trip will probably be to
New York from Frisco. Ills
service during war time was in
the Pacific, one of the most
hazardous, as all shipping was
number one target for air raid
ers. He and his mother were
dinner gliosis at the Furls homo
last Tuesday evening.
Ralph Woolrldge of Mcdford,
has recently purchased tho
Frank Addington place at Fair
port and plans to make this his
home. He is married and has a
small boy, He in to nils , to get
into the lumber mill work as
soon as tho spring season gets
under way, ;,
Mrs. Dorothy 1 Blunt enter
tained at dinner last Monday
evening honoring tho birthday
of her mother, Mrs. Alpha
Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin L.
Faris and family wore tho only
guests outside of members of
Mrs. Blunt's Inunediato family.
The evening was spent playing
pinochle.
The Happy Hour club met
March 1!) at the homo of Mrs.
Lillian Hold with Mrs. Mildred
Hallinan as hostess. There were
12 members, six children and
oik) guest, Mr. Myrn Hoblicll,
present . Mrs." Ethel Thompson
received an anniversary gift
from her secret pal.
In a song contest the learn
composed of Hazel Sun ford,
Cora Vincent, Fannie Fisher
and Myrn Robnott won tho
prize, and in a rlddlo contest
Mrs. Cora Vincent and Mrs.
Hazel Sanford won prizes.
The hostess' served light tmd
dark cakes with ice cream and
coffee, Thu next meeting will
n A in-1 1 a. with Min. Ctiuhimi
as hostess. I
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith
and son spent two days, Mon
day and Tuesday, visiting with
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Mrs. Alpha Smith, Tlioy are
now living in vresiwooil, Calif
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