ward Dinner
i. wunmn. w
... r,.n wunmn. who
iK'"1 . ...I to tlw civic w.-l-
r , k win'" tnr nrl;
r7V":'-
S. wl! , , iwi.nl l "'"'I" '
""'V' " .ii..r i.roKram
!,r0Vi!hcmk. well-known
fhll l'Au'.'c . will he
, . I UK- v.-nl"K. Tl"
? ,i. hi-a.ls wrvice emus
J . .
siness Meeting
L,i,nlle DatiBlt'"S ' Amer
1 " a r.-K-'l'T l)U.li.l
1 , , li.tlic .rlU null M-
V, MHUinllt.'- n-l"t w.Td
t ,. IncluiliriK ""I"" 1 ,v
"S ' uunlH-ck ami LVcrlia
a mi the pr- I..-nl'-n ilnc
bT.ii.c'.iiH.ii.:i)n.mi.t.-r
2 lie KniKlit "I Columbus.
1 on l.-Kiltlv niaeuri.i
2 bv H' O Unry, . report
2 Mi.ni.ir.-t Uvm on the
S ort LNim "'' lr1rrM
it la- H.l -'ros ditty loit
Xt tow iy Kii-" .
' f.illii Muhoii'y uniHiunied
hi U62 hours I""' l"'r"
ait the local t'SO by various
J.ollc UnuM.-r.i ami l"'-
ilSacr.-d il''l I'""1'"
X Uirkimi.-l.-r. inc-in her of
? national Catholic Commit
2 sitvu'C, who nerved hero
dll c L'SO was pn-si-nlcd with
, 0ft before her d.-piirturo lor
a oilth.
, I, .frrshmenU were tlion
'itl by committee headed
TV j'hillls Minion.') . ..'"i""'" "
All-., and Mary Mc-
np..w -
in.
. . .
unt Session
taint meeting of St. Paul's
Id and the Woman's imxillury
I 1..1.1 ThufKilnv nflernfioi. lit
hiarlh home oi llio Episcopal
thiiiih. Corpornto communion
Ira lollowcit by a KntlierliiK In
Kicrved. The prokrani Itielml
Mireorilni from the llible by
liq G. M. uplniiton, ancl iiov.
f. WLwenbnch continued lilii
fatten study talk on world con
ijtkiu. and the need for Intra;.
M and faith In dealing with
omm3s for the afternoon
Mm. Horace h. Oetz ind
R. lleber Hndcllffe.
a auxiliary will meet
day afternoon, tomorrow.
e parlih house mid tea will
n.-vtd by the Guild. The
eiting will open at 3:13 p. m.
M t 3 -10 o clock the. group
J) continue the Lenten study
fflnter Dancinq
Bine wishing to make rescr.
it ni for the lint of a wrics of
i:er Dancing club parti. thin
irday evening at the Wlllnrd
hUl. are asked to contact Mri.
(! Conradi, 8839.
Ssli will be Mr. and Mrs.
Wtn Calhnun, Mr. and Mrs. Kl.
Kinderdick. Mr. and Mra.
"1 Colvin and Mr. and Mr
onradl.
Csharet tables will b ar
"fd around the room and
fin will atari at 10 o'clock.
'Amber of cocklnll partlci are
no ociore tne dance aa this
tje lest of the winter icrlca.
f'chl, Club
I Thuriday
te Olde Pinochle club met
rnursday with Violet Vance
lhasia wnu I- ... i .
L w. ""L-inun ann
r. TWO minvl. -. . l l
E. I. MI..I...H i .'
lam Padgett. High acore-wns
nv Fiiw. a ,ti. .. .
. ," t.iivi.v.iMi, aeeona
r uonnarci, low bv Mr.
Shower Party
Mri. Friink n.iguliiy win hon
ored at prettily appointed
prlnR party unci ahow.-r 'J'hura-
day DV.iiiliiK ( iunI we.-k when
Mra. Kdwln Hiiiii.-eli.-ck, Mra.
K. II. Unoi'kiK-r nnil Mra. ltlrh
urd lllhha worn hnnti-me at (hi:
Hnhnmibeck h.imn, 42U .li'ffvrH.ut.
Ilrldgx wiia pli.y.-.l. Mia. Dim-
Kill Mi'Kay received lilgli a.'ore
and Mra. Arthur II. Wlggliix,
low In iilnui'hle, Mra. J. L. Ci.l.
Iioun held high. Nylnna were
nrnKi'iilcd Hi" winin-ra.
Uueata lioniii liiu Mra. Ilngi.tuy
were Mra. I'Mul 1 er, Mra. I.uw
reneo Juniper, Mra. John S.'hu
hart, Mia. Wendell Smith, Mia
Dick Mngiilre, Mra, C. n. Morrl.
ami, Mra. Kldie.l I'utiii.in, Mra.
J. L. ( nlhiiiiii, Mra. Perry II
Weill). Mra. Arthur IV Wluglna
Mra. Ray Ward, Mra. M. II M.-l-
chert, Mra. Mux Dorohla and
Mra, Dnniil.l M.'Ki.y,
Mt. Laki Club
Young miirrled couplea of Mt
Lakl will hold the April meeting
and Eaaler party at 7:.I0 p. rn
Thuraday In tho Henley grange
hall.
It will be "come us you are
party with men wenring nverallK
and wonu-n, cotton dreaaea. A
planned politick dinner will hn
aerve.l. I he coiniiiitt.-w In charge
of tha party met Saturday night
nt the home, or Mr. unci Mra
Halph Hill to complete plana.
Mr. and Mra. Harvey Wise
ml Mr. and Mra. Lelund Ch.-ynt-
are aervlng on the program coin
nilltee, On the dinner commit t.-
are Mr, and Mra. Wallace
Thompson. Mr. nnd Mra. C.-ne
Yiidon and Mr. unci Mrs. Halph
Hill. Those who did not titti-nd
the last meeting and wish to lit
tend the Kastcr party are ask.-d
to phone Mra. 11111 for reservu
lions.
The Young Married Couplea
club has been organized In con
junction with the Mt. LakJ Com
munity church, to help veterans
and newcomers to tho commun
ity get acquainted.
Cluaalfled Ada Ilrlng Iteaulta.
Garden Club
The lloiiunzu I.iimell Vnlh.v
(iard.'ii club held lla flrut
lug of tho aeiiaon at the holm- of
Mra. Until Mulleiiux lust Fihlny,
intended by an enUiiislustlf
group of woineii gardeiiurK.
in.) living room was ulU'iic-
tlvelv flecoriiti.rl wllli li..ti.ir..l
spring Ilowera and delirious ru
freKhineiilH were aervi-d al the
cl.mo of thn meeting.
I lie 1IHII garden program was
briefly outlined unci t'oiiiploted
lori iM win no iiri.Hntf.fi in iiinm.
iiei'M lit the iicvl .iii.e.liiti ul,i-h i
will be held at tho homo of Mra. '
1. 1 i in hciiinor, April 1U. Hurdy
anruna will nn llio topic of dlx
cuhnIiiii for the afternoon and
roll call will bo answered with
meinliera giving the mime,
IlIlhllH ntwl fit. ! fit.. If, n t.f n uI.pmI.
auecesafully grown In this locul-
Mri. Schmor will lead a dla-!
cusainn on tho planting uml cure
of strawberries.
new ineinnera are cordially in- j
vii.-d to Join the club and guc.its
uro ulwuya welcome,
Betrothed
Mr. and Mra. William C. Van
Cleave of 3240 I.uvcrne, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Gruycc, to (Jcorge M.
Walter, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mack Waltera of 3045 Altamont.
Miss Van Cleave will be grad
uated from Klamuth Union high
school It. May.
Mr. Waltera was discharged
last fall from the army air
lores.
The date of the wedding has
been set for June 24.
Graduate Regents
Met Friday
Ciradunte Regents of the j
Women of the Moose met with
Maude Christensen of 304 Mich- !
Igan, Friday evening, April 15, (
at 7.30 o'clock. Following the
short business meeting cards
were played, and Mildred Wil
kinson held high score, with
Ituby Bell second. The hostess !
was assisted by her daughter.
Janet Jocks, and refreshments
were served at the close of the j
evening.
amAi.B arawa, Kuai r.iu, or. wdmisdt. Ara ie. uta, rg.
re-
It nnd Mrs, Mitchell'
lamncnic awnrd.
.1. u Dn "lnl 1B Will
the home of Esther Adkla-
'i?'! 13.IH nrf.nnn
j -- "..jii nvenue.
?ATTLE. April 10 (P)
!Amcrlcan Word alrwa ro
J'd more than 1000 Dotted
bu Ai,ifr bc;lng "own to
ho a ,ka- and wl" be "t
"m AirhneT l aC'"C
RACK WORKERS
WANTED!
T3ri'k!? n You
lite Jaian Shop,
Customers Eligible
TO BUY
NYLONS
April 10 through April IB
Names selected through our Impartial distribution plan
MRS JOHE I1HOWM. m N. Illh
M All V K WALKED Mm Hill
MAttVIH C Mirlll'llY IUIS H e.h
tiAII.YA EI.'IIKMHilir. 3fl llrrlamatlon
MI1M I. T. MAVrlKl.t), 711 tUvuInn
miis ri.ovn noi.riis isi? Doyion
MARION V WII.llN llus 1TI
jrilNY I. Wll HUN. Malm. Orr
r.U.r.N a Tlloar, I7.MJ xun.mrii Una
NAIJINE COl.VIN Hn l.lvtnls
MAIIV Al.li r. Mll.l.ni I74S Mfiilo way
MMS Al.rX THOMPSON, 237 1'pliam
KA7IIKI.INK (1 KIN; IK13 Wallill.
HIIS lir.l.l.N O Dtl.NAI.I'E, HI. 2. Uox 4"3
l.olH Mil. I. Ill 2. Ilos MO
Mll KAIII. KI'JAC. Tllompann at
.il.AUYS KOnHES JJin Uarflnn
HKS VEDA ril.MIINS.IN. 2MH Elwrlaln
MINNIE M. HANEY. ISI7 Man, anil.
El. MA M HI'U.IVAN Rl. 3. Uus 22a
rillTII MINCO, 2I Main
I.ET1.A ri'l.l.EN llrta lorhr
I.OPISE I.AIITON II. 3. Il.is 1031
(JENEVIEVE It MII.I.S. 420 N 7Ih
MIlH PAUL. 1)11.1. Aid), 1N) Owana
KI'IIY r I.t'.SK H. 1 I...S 144
MIIH n C TOIKiEHSON Il2fl Plna
MAIIY II THOMAS. 2III2 lladanialliir.
MIIH IIOHEHT II ANDEnSON 4MI4 WlnUr
LOUISE III MI-HIIEY 2.13 IOOE IIIUS.
VEI.MA EVANS M20 Waahlna.on
1IEUIIE.S STANFIEI.I) 1.123 Upturn
MAHIE WOODS, 1MH Gar. Ion
A N.IEl.A riON.AI.ES 2fI3fl nmoklvn
AI.MA V WOODWAI.r). :I2II. IlKinarlal
ni.ANCIIE M. (.II.I.IVEII Y. !M Vina ,
MAnJOMIE 7.IMMEMMAN OIS Dnnald
MAE Mil nnrn ui-am, an cmii
MIIH II E KOHKAMP. HVM lTOT
MAC IIOIIIN 4741 S O.h
MRS ONA BA.il EY. 4121 Allamnnt drlva
I.A VAUCIINA nilllXiK. 1711 Wall
ru.rr.N sornii Hn cjt
IIONNIE 1 EE SWEENEY IBfM Flna
MRS C. STEIII ANI. IBAS Aradamv
ETIIEI. C 8TOI.I. 3S.1S Summani lana
MIIS riEO.'CE TX KEY 4411.1 Shall war
NOIIMA EARNST :'20S Raclamatlon
RII1YI. I.YKE 42 Sl.a.la war
Oil ETA GAl'NT 2XK Wanlland
Mas n r. kowoi owkki Maiin. Or.
MIIS ETIIEI. ROI1EIITS Valln. Ora
MIIIS n I. IIAIIDENIIIinOK I04S Eaplanada
ANNEMAE IIARHETT Summara lana
MIIR ROY ni'CKINCIIAM soon llnmfdala
MRS AIirillE Mrinwi.EATII. Whlta) Plna Apia.
fcVEI.YN V OWENS. 2.11S Oardan
KATIIRYN MAI.nlS 43S N Slh
MARTHA OIIIMM :II7 N lOlh
MIIS R T. SHANNON, niv. Or.
MAIIOARET COI.AHAN. I.nlallnn hoapllal
A1II.ENE CI'ltnlN. III. 2 11ns S.12
MIIS HELEN rna'r: Sl'14 llrllnl
MRS J K MrANDIIEWS. lana liroy
AIIDEI.I.E TII'OWN, Tulrlakv. Calif
MIIS I. J. DEPRAH l;i?7 SnrjriU
JESSIE L M'l.l.S 511S Oaiilon
MRS K n PIIITCIIETT SI07 Cnllafa
I.EONA C n ATTt E f4?S Harlan drlva
MIIS I. E JI'NII'Ell 330 Dolla
DOIIOTlrY JENSEN, IOIS Oron Ave.
Mna. HARVY HE1M ISH4 Orann Ava.
Miis, I.. A wi;iNnTON. 714 victory drlva
MRS CI.EM JOYER I4.1S Martin
PATRICIA EA IHCHILD 044 Eldorado
MRS O R IIHI I.OWAY. 4VII S. Sth
I.OHISE IMHOKr 3141 Darrow
vi'nlAl, THiilinER ten raiirornla
BETTY EARLY. 2004 Wan. land
I.YDA R ESCiATE. 2S40 Claltla
DORA B MrCOY. 32.1S nifhn
MAY L niCKS, 1S2I1 S lh
VIOI.A PHELPS 1741 Hona
i.eona viinPHY xun s. oih
ADA B. MATHEWS 3427 Hrrtamatlon
RALLY R I.USK. RI. 1. nrm 1071
I.Ol.ENA SERATT 2124 llrrlainatlnn
PATRICIA MfEARI.AND :illl Mt-Klnlav
EVELYN N. DIRSCHL. 3404 Shaala way
VERI.IE T VINTON. 3107 llallav
rEfKIY LOU MILLER. 2121 Radi-llffa
WANDA R PRYER, 731 SI Trancla
JUNE SEI.STRON, POS N. Olh
ELAINE AnnOTT PI I Box n3S
OLADYS BROSTERHOt'S 734 EHnrsdO
MAUDE I, PHILLIPS 302S Wantland
MILDRED MEnRVMAN, 1200 Pnrlfli- Trrrar
El.l.AnETH CIII1SON 1120 California
POLLY ANN KNIOIIT Tnlclakf Calif.
BLANCHE J mil-ll, rtnnanra. Or.
MRS I. F COSTEI. 24:l Vina
JANE MATEIELD Chllomiln. Ore.
I.OIHSE EELT, 1ST7 Rranl
MIIS JULIUS OSS S?2 Rnoaovelt
MIIS A N BEALS 4,W S. Olh
TLOIIENCE O. ANDERSON. 3jn Mil-Wean
MRS. II AI I'll BOWER. Rt. 3. Box B20
opai. nsnnv Box S3
BENE IlliriHFq i)2o narrow
MRS W DRVriEV ln4J Portland
MAYME II JOHNSON. IIS N lOIIl
si'ini ey noniNsoN uno Crirint
MOS. BETTY C.OFV 103S Altamont
MRS CARL MIlnPHY. J440 Whlta
CATIMET.ITA SliTTON. :12:IS Cannon
1IA7EI, PnoS'ES. 30IS Oimoil Ava.
MOS At.tCF SFAI.FV JIM llrlin
MRS. A. O. ROENICKF. vols Portland
MRS. O. T ANDERSON s . Pfnttv. Ora
MRS. ANOET'VA n or.iiro. S4ss Rnardman
MRS. W. A. STEFFENSON. 420 Oak
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