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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1946)
i m 0 MM r; Shower Honors Slnqrid Nessett On Thursday evening, June 6, Ingrid Nessett, bride-elect of toy Jerome, wai honored with a bridal shower at the home o( i Mrs, S. H. Francis, 419 N. 9th. Hostesses were Mrs. Francis, Wrs. Don Hunt, and Mrs. William Tavenner.. If ! Carrying out the color scheme of yellow, green, and white, i't Ihe table centerpiece was a white bride's cake arranged in a 'floral setting or yellow roses IT ind fern.' u in games, the first award . went to Mrs. Warren Hunt, and v low went to Mrs. Don Hunt. A After Miss Nessett opened her g lifts, refreshments were served. Present were Miss Nessett, 'J Mrs. John Hamstreet, Phyllis " Duffy, Dorothy Gilcrist, Phyl ' lis Smith, Mildred Tier, June ,; Donaldson, Mrs. Ben H. Gib : .' ion, Martha Deghans, Pat Scx s. ton, Mrs. George Wright, Mrs. "- Clifford Mixer, Mrs. H. K. ' Tavenner, Mrs. Malcolm Tier, v; Nell Lindbergh, Mrs. Lucille Baron, Mrs. George Kovank, Mrs. Keith Walruth, Mrs. War ,.' ren Hunt, Mrs. J. C. Hunt, Mrs. v Robert Hunt, Mrs. E. D. Isen ;; : sec, Mrs. H. Schlothauer, and the hostesses, Mrs. Francis, Mrs. v Don Hunt, and Mrs. Tavenner. ' ! Sending gifts but unable to attend were Mrs. E. G. Patrick, Mrs. Russ Elledge, Patty -,' Schupp, Mary Bishop, Madge McClellan, Mrs. Morris Clark, : Frances Balin, Mrs. Robert Moyle, Julia Gigler, Mrs. Ruby t Rodgers, Mrs. Howard J. Nel w son, Mrs. Gomer Caseman, and n Mrs. Stewart Patty. 3 Shower m On Sunday afternoon, June 9, '- a stork shower was given at the home of Mrs. Harold Gourley honoring Mrs. Maurice Hillman. Luncheon was served to Mrs. ' Hillman, Mrs. Fred Gehrman. i Mrs. Carl Yancy, Mrs. Glynn I Michael, Mrs. Johnny Childers, 1 Mrs. Gus Gehrman, Maryl New ? lun, Mrs. Lloyd Newlun, Mrs. i Joe Bliss, Betty Adams, Geneva Gehrman, Mrs. Beasley, Irma : Beasley, Bobby Bliss, airs, oara J Childers, and Mrs. Gourley, the hostess. f Keepsake pictures were taken i of the guests. Auxiliary Thursday evening, June 6, the auxiliary to the Veterans of Z Foreign Wars held a regular a- business meeting in the library clubroom with Mabel Broch- 5 trup, president, in charge. It was followed by initiation of three candidates, Ethel 2 Routs, Margaret Roufs, and Bet ak ty Seitzinger. The poppy com- mittee submitted its report and Mrs. Ruby Runnels received an award of a life membership to the national home at Eaton Jj Rapids, Mich., in honor of her a long continuous membership. It is important that all delegates JJJ to the state encampment attend mjk the next meeting. 4Mb . Entertained . r 7 " Mr. and Mrs. George Randall of 2319 Orchard entertained the Townsend club on Tuesday eve- ning June 4, and the business 5 meeting was followed by cards. Grace Jerrue, Berenice Mc Cracken, Ed McCracken, Ru dolph Schimtaesky all received jt9 awards. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Baty, a guest, Mr. and Mrs. Schimtaesky, Mr. ua, and Mrs. O. F. Jerrue, Mr. and Mrs. Ed McCracken, Mrs. Eliza-r-'- beth Kellison, R. Edwards, How- ard Corbett, and the host and . hostess. !J On Wednesday, June 5, the Townsend auxiliary held a pot ' luck luncheon at the Randall home, followed by a business t meeting conducted by Grace Jerrue, president. Mrs. L, J. ! Brink, Mrs. Glenn Stivers; and Mrs. M. Dexter were guests, and the members present were ' Mary Martin, Grace Jerrue, j Maude Cross, Lula Schweiger, Berenice McCracken and Alta Randall. Mrs. McCracken will be hostess on June 19 at her t home, 3631 Homedale. DRAMATIST DIES 2 BERLIN, June 12 (IP) Ger- hart Hauptmann, 83, German jj dramatist, novelist, poet and t Nobel Prize winner, died Satur- day at his home in Agnetendorf, J in the Silesian mountains, it was J announced today. For FATHER'S DAY! , June ffjfif CtlfCATCDC Calamblsknlt S.SS s. I'W wWWtH I til McGreior ul Ml Tt . " iT UIIT Dobbs, M.llarr, ' a.S lr'jf I1HI htt, DISDir la lt. Will I SPORT SHIRTS USE V I i j SWIM TRUNKS 'XT f I I 1 SPORT COATS W it HsTen tlM f t I V LUGGAGE Wh,, MI UA Uolepraof, Fho.nl! la 1.35 S HIT M HICKOK LEATHER GOODS M XtBL Belts, Saapenders, rilled jtfij'y !!wf,e' B"",l,' i'm'l'0t!gW mbbS Clothing Co. New Location Former K, Sugarman Store 6th and Main Phone 7013 r Mid-Week SOCIETY Visitors Visiting here are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Larson, formerly of Klamath Falls and now liv ing in Stanley, Wis., and a group of their friends gathered at the home of George Peterson,, 1011 Lincoln, . on Friday ; evening June 8. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Larson, Mrs. Larson's sister, Mrs. Edith Lucken, who accompanied them from Wis consin, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Pet erson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dorn, Mr. and Mrs. John Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Solie, Mr. and Mrs. Anker Solie, Mr. and Mrs. E. Solie, Mr. and Mrs. Einar Brandsness, Arnold Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Peterson, and Mr. and Mrs. George Peter son. On Sunday evening Mrs. Lar son was the guest of honor at a no-hostess dinner at Lucca s and was the recipient of a gift pre sented to ner py ner mends. Others who attended the dinner were Mrs. Lucken, Mrs. Oscar Solie, Mrs. Frank Dorn. Mrs. Anker Solie, Mrs. L. A. Peter son, Mrs. Palmer Solie, Mrs. iTank Subject, Mrs. J. N. Brochtrup, Mrs. John Larson, Mrs. Einar Brandsness, and Mrs. George Peterson. Garden Club MERRILL The Lost River Garden club held its regular meeting, May zh, at tne home of Mrs, M. A. Bowman. Roll call was answered by giving red, white, and blue bouquets. Those present were Mrs. Jess Deiter, Mrs. Scott Mc Kendree, Mrs. Hugh O'Connor, Mrs. R. W. Steele, Mrs. N. H. Bogue, Mrs. T. O. Wheeler, Mrs. Dale West, Mrs. Frank Adams, Mrs. Virgil Rexford, Mrs. Wal ter Fotheringham, and Mrs. Young, a guest of Mrs. Deiter. Election of officers was held with Mrs. Deiter elected presi dent, Mrs. Jack Degnan, first vice president; and Mrs. T. O. Wheeler, secretary-treasurer. - It was announced that there will be a potluck luncheon at the home of Mrs. T. O. Wheel er, June 11, at which time Mrs. G. A. Krause of Klamath Falls will give a lesson on flower ar rangement. The luncheon will be at noon and the flower ar rangement instruction at one o'clock. Each member is asked to bring a flower arrangement. The next regular meeting will be on June 28 at the home of Mrs. Jess Deiter. DONNA JO ANN is the tiny daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Colahan of 1530 Division. She is three months old. n. P )i N 1 i ' ; ' 4 i i I J i ' ENGAGED IS PAULINE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Alexander of 1644 Manzanita. Stanley Thomas, son of Mrs. Okla. Guest MERRILL Mrs. Charles Spolek was guest of honor at a stork shower at the home of Mrs. James Bradshaw on June 6. The gifts were presented from a lace covered table and during the afternoon guessing games were played with Grace Stevens, Helen Hinz, Eunice Steyskal, and Beulah Van Me ter taking honors. After the gifts were opened, refreshments were served by the hostesses, Susan Williams, Mary lou Nine, Agnes Michaelis, Gladys Allen and Olga Brad shaw. Invited guests included Mag gie Adams, Nannie Van Meter, Beulah Van Meter, Bernice Samuelson, Clara Edwards, Pauline Icenbice, Alpha Mc Neill, "Geneva Vansell, Ruth Morrow, Mildred Benham, Vio lette Kunz, Ollie Hobbs, Veroni ca McNeill, Maimie Giacomini, Barbara Nyhart, Dovie Reeder, Gertrude Clark, Margaret Hart, Helen Hinz, lone Brown, Mary Hershfelt, Valerie Sauerberg, Anna Lahoda, Bessie Aubrey, Melissa Blake, Martha Barnes, Eleanor Clendenen, Elizabeth Clendenen, .- Esther Johnson, Connie H u g h e y, " Margaret Fields, Elizabeth Drager, Dora Meyers, Ruth Hudson, Adelia Hawkins, Dora Kotthoff, Dorris Winebarger, Laura Paulsen, Ha zel Kenyon, Lillian Thomason, Marguerite Hadley, Mabel Cun ningham, Mildred Lahoda, Leta Stolt, Agnes Schreiner, Ollie Ratliff, Anna Hartlerode, Esther Seavey, Louisa Icenbice, Nina Price, Mary Taylor, Annie Ha lousek, Kate Spolek, Emma Nichols, Bess Smith. Shell Van Meter, Pat Van Meter, Frances Kalina, Grace Stevens, Abbie Herringshaw, Emma Kirkpat rick, Eunice Steyskal, Pearl Paris, Jo Miller, Dorothy Spo lek, Rose Van Meter, Marie Vacnitz, Vlasta Petrik, Bertha Woodward, and , the honor guest, Mrs. Spolek. Norland, 123 N. 6th St. Wa Deliver Anything Merchants Dlivrv Ra.vir. Phona 7423. KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Aathorlted Sales and Serrlca S Na. 101b Phone 4333, 7I5S, SSS or S3S9 I. I l "Sure, we'll even do your dishes and pack 'em, foo'' Jacks-of-all-trades, roasters of moving. That's the way Consolidated Freightways' men are trained. . They know how to take care of every moving problem with two distinct services: - 1. Moving van service careful packing and pad ding for cross-town or cross-country moves in special trucks. 2. Freightliner "Pack-crate-ship" service Bate packing and crating for any size shipment, anywherel PHONC FOR mil KSTIMATC DON CRAM, Agent 645 Broad In early July, she will wed Rosa B. Thomas of Guthrie, Leaving BLY Mrs. Joe Arterbury, who plans to leave soon to make her home at Paskenta, Calif., was honored with a surprise farewell party at the McCain home on Wednesday, May lv. Hostesses were Mrs. Charles McCain and Mrs, Herman Dahms. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Ed Patzke, Mrs. Wilbur Book, Mrs. B. 'Heuston, Mrs. Clyde Lybrand, Mrs. James Boyd, Mrs. Molly McGinnls, Mrs. Merlin Nixon, Mrs. Guv Chitwood, Mrs. Vern Hanan, Mrs. Walter Cambron, Mrs. J. D. Arterbury, Mrs. Sager, the hon or guest, Mrs. Arterbury, and tne hostesses. a Guild LANGELL VALkEY Mrs. Joanna ' Marchant entertained the Guild of St. Barnabas' church at her home on Thurs day, June 6. Following the business meet ing the ladies did guild sewing for the fall bazaar and enjoyed a social afternoon. Bonnie Fern land was given a gift of needle work, i Refreshments were served at 4:30 to Mrs. Alma Embrey and children, Mrs. Maxine Brown and son, Mrs. Eva Roberts, Mrs. Margaret Burnett; Mrs. Virginia Thomas and daughter, Mrs. Madge Monroe, Mrs. Mary Noble, Mrs. Bessie Frazier, Mrs. Bonnie Fernland and sons. Syl via Roberts, Mrs. Marchant, and the Marchant children. FOR EVERY ROOM IN YOUR HOME GENERAL PAINT STORE SIS Main Phone 3829 Phone 4151 Baby Sons According to word received here MuJ, and Mrs, Zed W. Humes of Fresno have chosen the mime, Brent Byron, for their baby son born June 3. Mrs. Hnrnra is the former Arlene Mighell of Sugar Grove, 111., and is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Oakley Todd Mighell. Little Brent is their first grandchild and is the fourth grandchild of W. B. Barnes of Klamath Falls. Another new addition to the Barnes family is Gerald Lee, baby son of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Barnes. He was born In Klnmath Falls, June 5. Gerald is the Barnes' second son, and is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Barnes of Olcne. Mrs. Vera Real of Klamath Falls is his maternal grandmother, and W. B. Barnes is the baby's great grandfather. To Wed Mrs. Rosclla Thompson an nounces the forthcoming mar riage of her daughter, Hetty Fae Cllne. to Claude R. Williams of this city. The ceremony will be read Sunday afternoon, June 16, at 3 o'clock at the home of Miss Cline's aunt, Mrs. E. J. Booth by of 2919 Summers Lane, by the Rev. Cecil C. Brown of the First Baptl.it church. The bride-elect attended local schools and is now a student at the University of Oregon, Club Holds Luncheon The Lady Eagles club met Wednesday at noon In the lower FOE hall for a potluck lunch eon. Pinochle was played. Women who work during the day were special guests at the luncheon. LEONS TOTS-TO-TEENS V';-. U . hi 0 A- : ' n Bib P Ul 1 '- t a Just right for all-around play this sum- ' mer . . . siyiforized and washable . , , Also short pant styles, ... From 2.29 .-SOU BEVERLEY MACK, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Earl Mack of Henley, received tht good citizen Pilgrim oward from Eulalona chapter, Dauhters of the American Revolution. Beverley was graduated from Henley high school this spring. -Kcnncll-EUls. To New York Florence McConnhey, local Girl Scout executive director, loft Monday for an extended visit at Camp Edith Macy, Plensantville, N. Y. Miss McConahcy will take a course for camp directors and professional Girl Scout workers while at Camp Edith Mncy, She expects to return on July 15. ? "-, "0 . ' -o- o One of the cu,to new styles of '48 . . , in plain colors or stripes , , , Sizes 7 to 14. , . . From 3.29 L mm CBAI.D NWS, (Hulk MM, OH. WiONMDAf, laat II, ltl, ft,, T Banquet An early June social affair was the spring formal liamiuot held Sunday night at Cal Oie by the Kuppa chapter of llelu Sigma I'ltl. A long banquet table was decorated with ivory tuperi and vari colored iria for the no'hoat affair which was attended by nine couples. Dinner dancing waa enjoyed by Mr, and Mrs. Lorn Dalcoiir, Mr, and Mra, Howard I'rrupll, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Muty, Mr. and Mra. Eldon 1'liulr, Mr, and Mra. Lloyd Drew, Betty Zlrklu, Dick Toinlln, Lula C'oady, John Raffctto Jr., Au drey ilendrlcka, Hob Houston, Elenora Weatherford, and Jack Barbour, Wed In Reno On Saturday, June 1, June phine l'rough became the bride of Keoce Warner of thia city in a ceremony read In Heno, Nev. The briiie chose for her wed ding a white dressmaker suit with all white accessories. Maid of honor waa Maxlne Warner, sister of the groom. She waa attired In a dressmaker suit of pink. Best man waa Brnoka War ner, the groom's brother. Mr, and Mra. Warner plan to make their home In Klamath Kails. As. VoOO ' o0 .Bflf for sun ... for fun , . , and for you. Bright printed pique , , , and plain colon. Sizes 2 to 14. . . . , -Mf 6R0CERSJ& . 1 : . ' i i 1 1 ' ' i . V A Fine cotton material . . , midriff, shorts, and aklrt . . . with white eyelet trim! . , , Cap sleeves , , . Sizes 10 to 11 . . . for your pigtailer . , . Red and white . , , and blue and white striped seer sucker . , . Slzca 2 to 6, ! f 02 Main Classified Ada 111 lag Itoaulla. "I have to ba sura of my fur thli ytor." "I stored it at RICHARDS" Klamath's Only Cold Blorag Ixpart Cleaning, Olaslng and Bamodaling. Coavenlant Downtowa Location, Experlancad Furrlars. 1 1 f : f i. ,i Phona 6132
