Ceremony Read
Wednesday
TULEI.AKK A lovr-ly canilli'llulit wcdcllnu ceremony was
rl on WediH'Kiliiy, Juno 12 at H p. in., nt Hip I'rcaliyWian
L'onimuntty churcli when Kutliiyn IJiilKli'y of Tulolako br-ramo
(ho brliln of Howard Monro of Tulnleke, (on of Cliirt'iii'O Muorii,
Tho brlclo wore wliltn tfown of net, with o fliiKPitlp veil,
glut curried lnwiii't of while io.cb. The brlde'i nintc-r. Arllo
Wllniolli, was her altmiliint. She Carried a bouiiuct of white
carnations, jui'k Liunii oi iiiw.w
liika w thn best man, l.enn
Street of Tulelake win the
usher. Mra. (i. Wilson sung
" Love You Truly" Just before
tho ceremony. She win iictoiii
iiunlod by Mildred Held, plunliit
lor tho weddlnii,
A reception win held In the
church annex followlnu the
ceremony with l.nclllo Qululcy,
mater of tho bride, pnurlnii the
punch. Mia. Clarence Moore,
mother of tho groom, and Hone
Sciirch of TuloTiiko served.
following the reception tho
hrlde and groom left on a wed
ding trip,
Party
Johnnie Allen Kllputrlck,
who win four yeura old on June
11, wp honored with a birth
cluy party given by Mra. It. O.
Itulnwati-r and Mra. Virginia
Kllpatrlck at the Rulnwaler
home on Altamont drive.
The party tuble, centered with
Johnnie's birthday cake, waa
placed on the lawn and the
party Jirld outdoora.
Color aclioino for the affair
waa whllo and paatel colon.
Attending were Johnnie, Ku-
?eno and Carol Kdwnrda, Hlllle,
lelen, and Virginia Mann, Cum I
I'etera, Stephen and I'eggy Ruln-wuli-r.
Barbara and Freddie Kll
patrlck, Mra. Hill Stllwell, Mra.
Cheater Mann, Mra. George llrl
court, Mra. Ilermon Stllwell,
Mra. Harry Kdwnrda, Mra. Ulrn
Kalnwnter, and the hostesses It.
O. itainwater and Mra. Virginia
Kllpa trick.
Jolly Nine
MAUN Mra. P. O. Wllaon
entertained the Jolly Nine 1'ln
nchle club at her home la.it
Wedneaday, June 8.
Klrst award went to Mra.
Frank Vlclorln, aecond. Mra.
John Jlober; and traveling to
Mra. Everett Jonea.
Guoila for the evening were
Mra. Jamea Ottoman, Mra. Otto
Kllla. Mra. Frank Vlctorln. Mra.
John Iteber, Mra, John Jamea,
Mra. Cheater Htonceyphcr, and
Mra, Everott Jones.
Cascade
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JUST FOUR YEARS old on
June 1 I wot Johnnie Kilpot
rick. Johnnie wos honored
with on outdoor birthdoy
party on that doy.
Bell.
AND INSECT SPRAY
Klamath Prize-Winner at Portland
Social Calendar
MMir. immm 17
LIoimm club, a p. m. In Amarlran LB'
Ion halt.
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Meeting
NEW PINE CHEEK The
llappy Hour club met June 5
wltli Mra. Mury Millaap. There
were nine mcmbera preterit and
aeven children. The gome fea
tured at the gathering was "loft
and right," iieatinn and answer.
Eva Iirolll and Gladys Porter
tied for hi ah place with Eva tak
ing honora. Thelma Utitler and
Alice Allen tied for low with
Alice drawing the lucky atrnw.
Guests present were Mra.
Ernest Engatrom, of Prlnevllle,
mother of the hostess, Mra.
Mlllanp, Eva Iirolll of Reno,
visiting with Mra. Thclma But
ler, and Maxlne Robnctt, aiatcr
of the hoatcaa. The next hoaleaa
will bo Gludys Porter.
Spending last Saturday with
Mra. Hoberl Llndley were Mra.
W. B. Uuriium, and Mra. Milra
Gnuibel of Medford, and Mra.
Nclaon Bohall of San Francisco.
Mra. J. II. Earlenbaiigh of Os
wego spent tin weekend at the
Elmer Adklaon home. Johnnie
Kurlonbaiigh la staying with the
Ailklsona hern tliia auinmer. Tho
Adkiaoni and tho Earlunbauglia
are former nelghbora in Oawcgo.
I'rof. Charlei Howard of Eu
gene apent tho weekend at lila
auinmer homo on Odell lake.
Prof. Howard will be teaching
at University of Oregon Una
auinmer and will be only able to
apeud the weekcuda here.
Mra. Mildred Jonei of Saloin
lind Kenneth Newton of Port
land are working at Summit
lodgo Uila auinmer.
Mr. unci Mra. U. H. Hugunin
of Pondlvlon returned to their
homo after apeuding a abort time
in their aummor homo here,
Mr. and Mra. V. C. Purkey.
olio had aa their gueala laat Sun.
day Mri. Howard Pratt and her
sun. llowurd Jr.. Laura rrail
Mr. and Mra. Georgo Allen of
Corvallla, and Mr. and Mra.
Stanley Huyllsa, Marian Uayllsa
Helen Jaskowski ana Dan vosa
of Albuny.
Mr. and Mra. c. P. Niawongcr
of llund entertained a group of
relutlvci and friondi at their
summer home here Sunday. They
drove over for the day.
Mr. uud Mr. E. J. McCollum
entertained the following at their
aummor home here: Mr. and Mra,
Sterling Dorgc and daughter and
a niece, Helen Uocge, of Klamath
Fulla.
Mr. and Mra. Howard Pratt
of Corvallla have purchased the
summer home of Mra. George
Jenkins, daughter of Addison
Brewer, of Annapolla.
A d d 1 1 o n Brewer and hli
duughtcr, Mrs. George Jenkins,
will soon arrive to spend their
vacation In tho Brewer summer
home on the weat ahore of Odell
lake. Mra. Brewer died laat win
ter of a cerebral hemmorhage.
Alfred Jucobaen and son, Rob
ert, of Tucaon, Ariz., apent two
duya litis week at the It. L. Por
ter home. Jacobsen, who la sig
nal supervisor of the Tucaon di
vision of the Southern Pacific
company, formerly was with the
signal department of the Port
land division.
Mlko Leo and his gang of men
are stationed at Cascade Summit
where they are cleaning drain
age tunnels. They will be sta
tioned here for about six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben C. Dey ar
rived at Cascade Summit to
spend their vacation at their
auinmer home here. Dey is chief
counsel for the Southern Pacific
company at Sun Francisco.
Among guests registered at
Summit lodgo this week were
Mr. and Mrs. S, T. Welsh of
Winncmucca, Nov. They are on
an extended trip which will take
litem as far as Yellowstone na
tional park.
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Thia nlcture was taken In Portland at Rosa Festival tim, showing Janica and Danioce Ktnron
of Klamath Falls, with their entry that won first prise In the recreation division of the festival
parade. The horaaa are from Chet Barton's Black and White ranch. The air la are daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. Don Kenyon.
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Dental Association
Elects Dr. Prime
PORTLAND, June IS (P)
The Oregon State Dental assO'
ciutlon elected Dr. Frank V,
Prime, Salem, president at the
annual meeting here yesterday.
succeeding Dr. John Kuratli,
Portland.
Dr. Kurntll urged the group
to back the American , Dental
associations legislative pro
; gram, describing it as "construc
tive and logical." He opposed
the Wagncr Murray-Dlngell.com-'
pulsory health insuranco bill,
'. now before congress.
Shipyard Surplus
To Be Put On Sale
PORTLAND, Ore., June 15
W) Nearly $1,000,000 worth
of surplus shipbuilding mater
ials and ship equipment from
Portland shipyards will go on
sale here July 8, Regional Di
rector C. T. Mudge of the war
assets administration said to
day. Greeted by old friends from
Klamath Falls who attended the
Portland Roso Festival were Dr.
and Mrs. Greer Glasco, former
ly of thia city and now of Astoria.
A. E. McPhcarson, Klamath
Falls, an ex-army infantryman, I
was the first of the fledgling I
Gi l to get off the ground under
his own control. He got in his
eight hours of dual Instruction
between Monday and Thursday
and soloed on Thursday. From
the looks of things at the port
he'll be followed by a good
many more very shortly.
George Dusette, the new Pa
cific coast Junior heavyweight
champion, flew in for his scrap
with Marllno Angelo Ihursday
night. George flies a BT-13,
which to the uninitiated is a
basic trainer gotten from the
army. He left again on Friday.
Louis Soukup, Klamath Bus
lines owner, arrived back in
Klamath yesterday from a three
week air tour of the cast coast.
Flying a Bcachcraft, Soukup at
tended the 300-mile Indianapo
lis race on his trip. Following
that he flew over most of New
England and the east before
starting for home.
Students are coming In from
everywhere for the new GI
course in flying. Three men
from the CAA weather station
at the field have signed up with
Oregon Aircraft, J. C. Powers
among them, and two from the
post office are flying with Orc
fcon, L, E. Propst and J. C. Lin
ville. Allan Mocnbce, manager of
Oregon Aircraft Service, says
that he still has room for IS to
20 more students under his fly
ing schedule. Vets wishing to
sign up are requested to contact
Mocabcc as soon as possible in
order that permanent flight
schedules may be set up.
Joe Hicks, Klamath business
man, flew to Portland on Tues
day and returned on Wednes
day. Joe reports a good trip both
ways.
Cliff Hogue and Marshall
Cornell took to the air last week
for an afternoon fishing Jaunt
over to tho cast of here some
where. What luck they had no
one knows, but Marshall Cornett
said they set the plane down In
a cow pasture close to the creek
and had a lot of fun.
Shasta Cascade Flying Serv
ice has two new instructors, and
more on the way, according to
Manager Ray Royce. Jim Har
per, ex-army, a Portlander, is
here now and doing full duty
in the air, and Franklin J. Zer-
olsky, another Portland boy. Is
on his way to the field.
Starting next Wednesday,
Dave Zumwalt, head instructor
for Shasta Cascade, will be re
lieved on duty as a flying in
structor and will spend most of
his time making test hops with
students. Night school is ex
pected to start for ground in
struction some time next week,
according to Dave.
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Thursday's wind didn't do the
municipal field any good, but no
real damage was done. One
plane, an Aeronca, was blown
over and the fabric skinned
around the right wing tip, but
it's all fixed now and in good
shape.
Six Fatally Burned
In Kansas Farm Fire
OTTAWA. Kas.. June 15 UPl
Six persons were burned to
death early today in a fire
which destroyed a farm home
near the village of Centropolis,
Kas., 15 miles northwest of
here.
The victims were: Winifred
L. Flory, 36: his wife Ruth E.
Garbcr Flory, 32, and their
four children. Ruby 9; Marie
7; Leroy 4, and Margaret, one
year old.
Lanham Extension
Pleases Schools
PORTLAND. June 15 W) :
Portland school officials, learn
ing the senate had approved ex
tension of the Lanham act, said
the federal funds would greatly
help balance this city's school
budget.
A substantial deficit confront
ed the school district after fail
ure of plans to call a special
tax election.
Willard B. Spalding, superin
tendent of schools, said it would
not be known how much Port
land, situation is improved
"until we learn the amount we
can expect to secure and re
view the budget." He reported
the city would make application
for about $1,386,000, but said
the federal works agency ad
vised officials to expect a 30
per cent cut in estimates.
CPA Refuses
KF Applicant
PORTLAND. June 13 (JPt
Thirty-two applications for
(4.0,330 worth of construction
were dented veaterrlav hv lh
Oregon district CPA construc
tion review committee.
Application to build a $500,
000 Creston school building to
replace one destroyed by fire,
was filed by Portland citv
schools.
Rejections: Molalla, C. Con
nett, 120,000 store; Salem, Les
ter DcLapp, $32,400 warehouse:
Salem, Erich E. Marx, $10,000
garage; Eugene, Harold H. Ca
dell, $18,730 garage; Spring
field, Roy Copping, $12,000
service station: Klamath Falls
J. D. Stanley, $7000 radiator
shop building.
Approvals: West Salem, Ore
gon Flax Textiles, Inc., $18,000
to erect quonset hut for flax
tow cleaning plant.
Vateran owned Veteran op
erated. Merchants Delivery.
Phone 7423.
Two In County Die
From Tuberculosis
Figutes released by the Ore
gon state board of health show
there were two deaths from tu
berculosis In Klamath county
during the month of April. Two
nt w cases of tuberculosis were
reported in this county during
the week ending June 1. t
The Klamath County Publie
Health association will bring to
Klamath county next fall the
chest X-ray mobile unit. Izola
J. Parker, executive secretary
for the health association has
announced the appointment of
Charles B. Larkln as chairman
of the case finding project.
The committee Is being organ
Ized throughout the county so
that maximum use may be
made of the time that the mo
bile unit is here. .
Sea ducks swallow shellfish
whole.
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Dies Accidentally
VANCOUVER, June 15 (CP)
Portia, Vancouver's famous
bloodhound, died an acci
dental death here late last
night. The dog, valued at $2500
suffered internal injuries when
it attempted to leap through an
open basement window.
Portia's father, Happy, and
her mother, Sally, are both
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