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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1946)
Former Tulelalce pirl Weds Sunday, i On Sunday, April 28, it Alturas, Calif., Muriel lone McGarva, formerly of Tulclake, became the bride of Ivan Grove. Both are f Alturas. The ceremony was read at the home of the bride'i parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGarva of 1635 East. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor Irngth gown of white satin with a sweetheart neckline. Her veil Was of fingertip length. She carried ft bouauct of spring ilowers, ' Maid of honor was Catherine Erickson of Chico, who wore a long gown of fuchsia net and carried an arm bouquet of spring flowers. ! . Best man was Clifford Grove, 1 brother of the bridegroom. I ; Traditional wedding music was played by Mrs. Kathleen Bruno, and Mrs. Elizabeth Do rs ii sang "I Love You Truly." ; A few close friends and rela tives were present for the re ception which followed the ceremony. , Attending the reception, in addition to the bridal party, were Mr. and Mrs. William Cardenhirc, Mrs. Andrew Erick son, Dorothy Erickson of Chico, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Steele. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Steele of Adin, Mr. and Mrs. John McGarva, Mr. and Mrs. Peter McGarva of Likely, Nora Belle Hoyt of Canby, Merrill Grove of Day, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Grove, Dan Bassford, Mr. and Mrs. Don flicks, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hol land, Mrs. J. A. Walls. Beth Walls. Eleanor and Marian Ashcr, Mr. and Mrs. Cahn Fog- rty, Mrs. Licklider, Mrs. James McDonald, Lillian East, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Berkman, Mr. and Mrs. Russcl Bacon, Beverley and Warren Bacon, Mrs. Annie E. Clinc, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Starkcbaum and Betty, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Neer, Jack Neer, and Dean Neer, all of Alturas. ; Mr. and Mrs. Grove left fol lowing the reception for Day, Calif., where they will make heir home. i The bride attended Tulclake high school and Chico State College. i Mr. Grove was recently dis charged from the army, i farty ' MIDLAND A birthday party honoring Ruth Ann Paddock was given last Tuesday with most of Midland's small boys and girls attending. ' Guests were Katherine and Wynn Milani, Vaughn Schmeck, Annena Rae Bolmon, Raymond, David and Ruth Andrieu, Frank ie Flowers, Leland Houck, Georgia Lee and Donna Jean Flowers, Ruth Ann and Terry ' Buhrig, Mrs. Gladys Buhrig, Mrs. Leon Andrieu, Mrs. Wilson Phipps, Mrs. W. H. Phipps, Mrs. Francis Flowers, Mrs. LeRoy Houck, Mrs. George Flowers, Mrs. Charles Gray, Mrs. Louis Paddock, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mi lan!, and Ruth Ann, the guest of honor. Bridge Party , LANGELL VALLEY Mrs. June Babcock entertained with a bridge party at her home on Saturday, June 15. Three tables Were in play with Mrs. Madee Monroe taking high, Mrs. Bob biette Gift second, and Mrs. Mary JLeidy, traveling. ' Refreshments were served to Mae Gale, Bessie Frazier, Madge Monroe, Nettie Davis, Bobbiette Gift, Betty Pepple, Christine Brown, Violet Harris, Mary Leidy, Viola Dearborn, Theresa Teare, Hazel Morrison, and the guest of honor, Mrs. Mayhard of Bridgeport, Conn., who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Babcock. Friendly Circle Entertained ' Kathryn Billings and Fannie Goddard entertained the Friendly circle at the home of the former, on the Keno high way, Thursday, June 6. Lunch eon was served to 12 members. and following the business meet ing the afternoon was spent in handwork. The club at present is completing Red Cross ditty bags, and there are still a few to be given out. i Violet Vance will entertain on June 20, and she will be assisted by her mother, Mrs. Cory. EE I E5fc!3E3 ' fW ' piV tq .... , ! "Be careful not to i'gge fh fov. . . f hove ! a ealca baking in fhe oven' 1 When it comes to being extra careful of your J possessions, Consolidated Freightwaye' moving crews take the cake. J Before you move, have our Agent call on you to i explain our two distinct services . . . 1 1. Moving Van Service ; 2. Freightliner "Pack-Craie-Ship" Service You have a choice one of these services is bound to ; fit your need exactly. Move away the carefree way. PHONC Poll ritll (STIMATI DON CRAM, Agent ...mwwmwwwwwwwv Mid-tOeek SOCIETY May Wedding On Thursday, May 16, Lu cille Walz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Walz of Ellis, Kan., exchanged vows with Clifford Mixer, son of A. R. Mixer of that city, in a cere mony read in the Methodist church here by the Rev. Victor Phillips. The bride chose a suit of deep gold with black accessories for her wedding. Present for the ceremony were Mr. and Mrs. William Walz of Ellis, Kan., Florine Shepard, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Withrow of Klamath Falls. Following the late afternoon ceremony, a wedding dinner was held at the Pelican cafe. Present were the bride and groom, Betty Lucille Shepard, Mr. and Mrs. William Walz. Florine Shepard, Mr. and Mrs. William Withrow, and Mrs. Clifford Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. Mixer are at home at 423 N. 1st. a Inspection The Degree of Honor held inspection Monday evening. June 10, in the KC hall with Ethel Lindholm national com- mitteewoman, inspecting De gree of Honor 108 of Klamath Falls. The hall was decorated with baskets of beautiful flowers. Ten new members, secured by Minnie Davis, state organ izer, were initiated. They are Laura Bencho, Sadie Pierce, Ruby Pence, Anne Goodwin, Ann Frances Smoot, Julia Whitby. Edna Noll, Ann Henry, Mary Hill and Laura Hilton. At the close of the meeting refreshments were served to members and guests. On Monday, June 24, the group will entertain the Degree of Honor from Medford, Bend, and Grants Pass at a no host ess banquet in the Klamath Lutheran church on Crescent at 6:30 p. m. Hostesses KENO Mrs. F. L. Stroberg and Mrs. Elmo ' Howard were hostesses on Thursday after noon, June 13, at a stork shower in honor of Mrs. Dean Augus tus. The party was held at the home of Mrs. Stroberg. Games were played alter which the guest of honor opened her gifts. A number of friends who could not be present also sent gifts. Later in the alter noon, refreshments were served. Guests were Mrs. George Ager, Mrs. Merle Anderson, Mrs. Tom Barnes, Mrs. Ray Cryderman. Mrs. Tom Calmes, Mrs. Mark Cole, Mrs. A. E. Dall man, Mrs. Leonard DeVoss, Mrs. Claude Hilt, Mrs. Joe H. Foster, Mrs. C. C. Huskinson, Mrs. Richard Jameson, Mrs. Guy L. Moore, Mrs. Martin Parsons, Mrs. Robert Puckett, Mrs. Dan Scherer, Mrs. L. A. Smith, Mrs. Lane Smith, Mrs. Floyd Surrett, and Mrs. Augus tus, the guest of honor. Chafincj Dry Eczema Sunburn Ivy Poison Simple aa . wain REcirJOIL Has Y; i r LUCILLE WALZ, daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. William Walz of Ellis, Kansas, became the bride of Clifford Mixer in a ceremony read Thursday, May 16. Evergreen. Auxiliary The Malin American Legion auxiliary initiated four new members at the meeting June 3, in the Malin church with the president, Mrs. cnarics Himiltnn nre.tiriilU!. The new members were Mrs. Bud Fair- clo, Mrs. Edwin PetraseK, ftirs. Jess Lindsay, and Mrs. David Meyers. Election of officers followed initiation and those elected to serve during the new year are mcirtnt Mn neoree Brotha- nek; first vice president, Mrs. uonn rrenag; aiwuu v,c h dent. Mrs. Bonnie Stevens; .k.join Xfr T.fetpr Pierce: historian, Mrs. Emmett Lahoda; sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. Jonn neo er: color bearer, Mrs. Elzie Rob erts. Mr. r.wrov Rrothanelc and Mrs. Charles Hamilton were elected as delegates to the state legion convention to be held in Portland JUiy io. 10 ana u. Mrs. Vaclav Kalina and Mrs. John Freitag were elected as alternates. TW,- r sctnp Rrhrinrr Mrs. Charles Hamilton and Mrs. Vac lav Kalina were elected to the executive board. The next meeting of the aux iliary will be held July 1, in the evening. Mrs. Frank Elz- ner will act as hostess. At the close of the after noon refreshments were served Kir th hnetf Mrs Emmett Lahoda. to the following mem bers: Mrs. jonn neocr, mis. Bonnie Stevens. Mrs. Jess Lind cav Mr David Mevers. Mrs. Edwin Petrasek, Mrs. John Her- ringsnaw, jurs. nierie iooseiy, Mn VoMav Ifnlinn Mr. Ruri Vniffln Mrs V.Win Rnhprls Mr. George' Brothanek, .Mrs. Lester Schriener, Mrs. unarics Ham ilton, Mrs. Frank Victonn, Mrs. Joe Schmidl, Mrs. A. E. Street, Mrs. Elizabeth Paygr, Mrs. Les- ler fierce ana mrs. jonn rrei tag. ELK FOR THE ELKS UNION CITY, N. J., June 19 (JFt Harry Elk. a World War II veteran, was initiated into the Elks club last night. XT GROCERS l ITS NEW! DTPS dDIPIEMf 140 E. 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Mrs. Dexter Elliott win- ducted t h e devotional period and the study hour. Esther circle met in the church parlors with Mrs. Ruby tienyou ana Mrs. l.. a. urannan, hostesses. Dessert was served to 18 members, and Mrs. Hallo way, chairman, replacing Mrs. Gille.spie, who has moved to Portland, conducted the busi ness meeting. Mrs. E. H. BalsU ger led the devotions and Mrs. John Riach, in charge of the study hour, took as her subject, Shanghai is Dizzy" from the "World Outlook." Esther cir cle unites with Ruth circle for a picnic at Mrs. Kel ley's in July. Elizabeth Norris entertained Martha circle at her home on the Merrill highway and 14 at tended, including three guests. Mrs. L. A. Baler, circle chair man, was in charge of the busi ness meeting. Mrs. C. H. Barn stable, the devotions, and Mrs. Barnstable and Mrs. Cowman joined to give a resume of the work on Africa, just completed. All circles have now completed this study, and the new subiect will not be begun until fall. The July meeting will be at the home of Mrs. L. J. Brink with Mrs. Cy Baker assisting. Mrs. William Witnrow and Mrs. E. W. Mocabee were host esses for Mary circle which met at Mrs. Withrow's home. 227 Jefferson. Seven members were present, and Mrs. Mocabee. chairman, presided over the short business meeting. Mrs. Lee McBride was in charge of the devotions and Miriam Smyth gave me lesson, in July the circle plans to meet for a pic nic luncheon at the home of Mrs. Earl Redman. Mr nnrl ATra Tjiitia n,Ui1.,. of San Francisco, formerly of mamam raus, announce the en gagement ot their daughter, Marie, to John Strubcl of Eliza beth, N. J. No definite rlnt hA hn aM for the wedding. Find out the I FACTS about your HEARING Free audiometric tests and consultation' will show you how much a finer instru ment and a finer hearing service can help you. Come inl SONOTONE HEARING CENTER Wi-Ne-Ms Hotel Klamath Falls June 20th and 21st W. H. Miller SONOTONE Thursday ; June 20th Some of the items on hand Home Moviei Contact Printers Reels Reel Cam Reel Cases I HELEN BLUMENSTEIN of Medford will be in Klamath Falls for the summer. She is a student of Mrs. Eve Ben son's studio of dance. Meeting MIDLAND The Midland Grange Home Economics club met at the home of Mrs. LeRoy Houck on Tuesday, June 11, with 16 members present. The business session was con ducted by the chnirmun, Mrs. Leon Andrieu. A social period followed, and refreshments were served by the hostess. Present were Mrs. W. H. Phipps, Mrs. Louis Paddock and children. Ruth Ann and Duiiny. Mrs. Wilson Phipps, Mrs. Lee '. Sutton. Mrs. Lyle Hickman, j Mrs. Vlctorine Milani and son, I Victor, Mrs. Joe Milani, Mrs. Francis Flowers, Mrs. Henry Millignn and daughter, Shirley, Mrs. Minnie Andrieu, Mrs. Le Roy Houck, and son, Lclund. . Klamath's Only Cold Storage Sofa Storage Cleaning ... Glazing Repairing ... by experi enced furriers. IT'S HERE! Phone 8806 Photographic Papers Developing Tanks Developing Trays Oil Colors WHITE Returned Mr. nml Mrs. John C, ('leg horn, 210 High, returned Krlitiiy from a 1 11 day trip which took them to Purtluiut for the Rose Ki'stivtil, where they were guests of their daughter and fumily, Mr. and Mrs. Kay Janz. They visited for a few days with Mr. Mrs. Paul T, Pevh stein, sister and brother-in-law of Mr, Cleghorn, at Seaside, re turning home by (ho Oregon const route, Elizabeth Cleghorn and Phyllis Jam, duughler and griiiHldnughter of tho Cleghorns, and Mr. and Mrs. Pechstelu came home with tho party for a short stay in Klamath Falls. Elizabeth, who was a first lieu tenant in the army during the recent war, has accepted a posi tion as 'dietician at the Mult nomah County hospital, and re turned to Portland Sunduy morning. Birthday MIDLAND Annena Hue Bolninu entertained a number of her little friends on her seventh birthday last week. Those present were Vutighn henmeck, T o in m y runkniti, Knlph Mistier, Catherine Mi limi, Wynn Milani, Leland Houck, Donna Jean Flowers, Georgia Lee Flowers, Gerald Sheppnrd. Churlcne Gray, and Annena Rae Bolinan. Pinochle Club Meats Thursday Nona Hull was hostess to Ye Oleic Pinochle club at her homo, BIS E. Main, on Thursday, June 13. Following refreshments, curds occupied the afternoon, with Maggie Upton holding high score, Agnace Lowe, sec ond, Grace Bock, low, and the Summer days ore here ogain . . . wonderful sun filled hours just made for fun. There's nothing like Ihe right action-minded clothes to help keep your spirits on an upward swing. Our bright ploy suits are perfect playmates . . , they gambol on a country green . . .- add a matching skirt for a stroll into town, n v Wi tja . Mf, ' i w ft V . ? "Uor. Play Clothes From $4.50 up Entertained i wr'. vl I VAI.I.KY Mr. and Mrs. Kay Miirehanl enter- tallied Willi a oiiiiier m n- home Sunday. Juno 16, in ob servance of Father's Day and n,. f if ill birthday of their daughter, Kathy. Uuests were mr. aim Lester Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Kuy Jones and Steve, all of Klamath Kalis, Mr. and Mrs. John Drown, Allele and Marglo of lloiwnza, and Kathy, Sharon, and Tommy Mnrchanl. Potluck Lunchaon Held Wtdntldsy ..... Members of the Rebekall .So cial club held a politick lunch emi lii the IOOF hall Wednes day. June 12, and the hostesses were Cora Gehrko and Alma Cofer. Following a short bind lies meeting social afternoon was enjoyed. The next meet ing of the club will be June 20. and Ada Wlllitls and Arloa Andrus will be the hostesses. NEW SHIPS PLANNED Eleven of the largest steam ship companies In tho United States plan construction of a to tal of HU new ships to augment Ihelr fleets and provide faster oceanic service. pinochle wtrd went to Uf fiontrsi, Agtmctt Lowe of 625 N. 9th will entertain the club on June 27. 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