"Alfrua Members
Work On Project
Altrua clan of the First Methodist church has been busy on
projects for the Isolation hospital for its last three meetings. The
' -first of the scries was held in April at the home of Mrs. J. R. Mo
. Lcllan. 719 Alameda, and at this meeting the name was changed
h from Junior Matrons to Altrua, a name suggested by Mrs. Paul
Dcller, meaning "unselfish and thoughtful of others." Following
the business meeting the evening was spent in making cartoon
. and Joke books for older children.
The meeting of May 7 was at the home of Mrs. Carol Poole
. of 5459 Walton drive and there
was a large attendance, domes
, were made for dolls, and later
,', (n the evening Mrs. Poole served
decorated birthday cake in
honor of those members whose
. .birthdays fall during May. They
were Norma Uerlings, Marian
' Parker, Mae Herndon, Esther
"iDeller and the hostess, Margaret
Poole. The guest of honor was
Mrs. J. E. Bartruss of Salem, the
' ' mother of Mrs. Poole.
; The third meeting was held In
. ,'iune at the home of Mrs. Eldred
, Putnam, 2555 Wantland. Stuffed
dolls were made for the enjoy
i, jnent of tiny patients and the
.."rest of the evening was spent in
playing games, with awards go
ing to Mrs. Wendall Smith, Mrs.
'"M. H. Melchert, Mrs. P. Rozen-
dal, Mrs. Victor Phillips, Mrs.
M. Barker, Mrs. W. Herndon,
..,',Mrs. B. Patterson and Maude
.Witherspoon.
' It was planned to hold a pot
.,',)uck dinner at the church July
1 and after that the group will
not meet again until September.
' Women's Club
r,V, LANGELL VALLEY The
"Langcll Valley Women's club
met with Violet Harris and Mae
JTlale on Saturday, June 27. The
meeting was conducted by the
president, Nettie Davis.
J Members voted to have the In-
terior of the community hall
painted, as well as the exterior.
J A dance is planned for July 13.
, Election of officers made
Miriam Potucek president.
Cther officers are Joan Mar
J chant, vice president; Charlotte
I Fitzhugh, secretary; and Mar-
garet Burnett, treasurer.
Pictures of Crater lake will be
, given to Mrs. Rebecca House and
Mrs. Tillie Smith who are mov-
ing away. A gift will also be
given to Mrs. Nettie Davis for
, making the past year a success-
Xul one for the club.
Following adjournment, re
, freshments were served by Mrs.
s Gale and Mrs. Harris to Grace
Dearborn, Nettie Davis, Char
J Yitte Fitzhugh, Edna Hood, Eva
i Roberts, Margaret Burnett, Opal
Harris, Beverley Lane, Mary
J -Leidy, Rise Dunbar, Bessie Fra
' zier, June Rolph, Myrtle John-
son, Madge Monroe, Christine
-Brown, Joan Marchant, June
Babcock, Miriam Potucek, Bon
J nie Fernland, Elizabeth McCall,
t Thelma Pettigrew, Hattie Walk-
er, Mildred Novotny, Vivian
""Sullivan, Peggy Harris, Cora
JLeavitt, Mrs. Appling, Mrs. Ru-
pert and Billie Mae Harris.
The next meetinff will hp nn
2 July 25 at the home of Myrtle
Jonnson, June Babcock will be
co-hostess. Elizabeth McCall re-
" ceived the special award.
Honored
at A stork shower held Friday
afternoon, June 28, honored
" Mrs. Mark Clark of Fairfax,
B Calif. Mrs. Clark is the former
Marian Stocum. Hostesses were
Mrs. Henry Laux, Mrs. James
" Clark and Mrs. William Clark.
Mrs. Clark has been visiting
at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Stocum, who resides at
J Fort Klamath.
m Old-fashioned baby clothes,
dating to 1869, were displayed
J during the afternoon. Presiding
at the tea service were Mrs.
Balph Hopkins and Mrs. Ada
Grimes.
J Guests, in addition to the
I honor guest, Mrs. Clark, were
Mrs. A. M. Carlson, Mrs. Sol
t Wirth, Mrs. P. E. Stiles, Mrs.
J Garrett Van Riper, Mrs. O. L.
, Brown, Mrs. Almond Lambert,
Mrs. W. F. Marshall, Mrs. Rose
Russell, Mrs. Earl Clark, Mrs.
J Ralph Hopkins, Mrs. Henry
l Grimes, Mrs. Frank Corpening,
Mrs. Ida Grimes, Mrs. Marion
Barnes, Mrs. Sarah Stocum, Mrs.
, A. C. Farnsworth and Dewey
i Lambert, Georgiana, Judy and
Sue Ellen Clark.
Circle
Violet Vance, assisted by her
mother, Mrs. W. Cory, enter
tained the Friendly Circle at her
home on Shasta way Wednes
day, June 26. This was the meet
ing postponed from the previous
week.
Luncheon was served at 1 p.
m., followed by a business meet
ing. It was decided that the
meeting day would be changed
from Thursday to Wednesday,
lor a time at least. However,
there will be no meeting on July
3, the next regular day.
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SOCIETY
Society
A general meeting of the
Woman's Society of Christian
Service of the First Methodist
church, held in the church par
lors on Thursday, June 27,
opened with the study class at
11 a. m. It was conducted by
Miriam Smyth, and she complet
ed the course of study on Im
mortality. A sack lunch was enjoyed at
noon and at 1 p. m. the presi
dent, Mrs. Earl Redman, called
to order a meeting of the execu
tive board. Mrs. John Yadon
was in charge of the prayer cir
cle at 1:40 and it was well at
tended. This was followed by
the general meeting at 2 p. m.
with Mrs. Redman presiding.
A letter was read from Mrs.
W. L. Lewis urging a good at
tendance at the summer school
to be held in Forest Grove Au
gust 18 to 23 and Mrs. Calvin
Hunt, corresponding secretary,
read a letter from Georgia Rich
ardson, district president, per
taining to the district meeting at
Bend September 11 and 12.
Guests of the day were Mrs.
Harry Peltz, for many years a
member, and Mrs. LaDage.
Mrs. Yadon emphasized the
fact that the clothing drive for
overseas relief is still on, and
that articles may be left at the
First Christian church.
Erma McBride sang "Whis
pering Hope" and Mrs. Lee Mc
Bride conducted the devotions,
with the theme "Evangelism, i
Mrs. Walter Herndon, program
chairman, called upon Mrs. Red
man and Mrs. Yadon to give re
ports of the Oregon conference
at Seaside, which Mrs. Yadon at
tended as spiritual life secretary.
Tea was served by Esther
circle, the committee consisting
of Mrs. O. R. Holloway, Mrs.
John Riach and Mrs. Elmer
Balsiger. White syringa and red
roses centered the tea table
over which Mrs. Holloway pre
sided. There will be no general
meeting until the fourth Thurs
day in September, but all circles
are to unite for a potluck meet
ing the second Thursday in Au
gust. Further details will be an
nounced later.
Banquet
Members from the Bend, Med
ford and Grants Pass Degree of
Honor were entertained by the
local Degree of Honor Monday
evening, June 24, at a banquet
served at the Klamath Lutheran
church, and later were honor
guests at the meeting in the KC
hall. Three attended from Bend,
five from Grants Pass and twenty-two
from Medford.
Minnie Davis Card, state or
ganizer and national committee
woman was present at the meet
ing, and three were initiated at
this time, Maida Arthurs, Marie
Anderson and Jerry . Pearson.
The Medford drill team put on
some drills, and there were two
duets by Genevieve and Bill
Hanson in honor of Mrs. Han
son's birthday. Refreshments
were served at the close of the
evening.
LANGELL VALLEY The
guild of St. Barnabas church
was entertained by Mrs. Bessie
Frazier at her home on Thurs
day afternoon, June 29, when
the ladies sewed for the mission
ary box.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Frazier later in the after
noon. Present were Mrs. Eva
Roberts, Mrs. Madge Monroe,
Mrs. Margaret Burnett, Mrs.
Mercy Johnson, Mrs. Virginia
Thomas, Mrs. Elizabeth McCall,
Mrs. Bobbiette Gift, Mrs. Rupert
and June Rolph.
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IN AN AFTERNOON ceremony, Saturday, June 15, Curnelle
McCullough of Rome, Co., and Clen D. Jones of this city
exchanged vows. The rites were read by the Rev. Cecil C.
Brown in the First Baptist church. Following a wedding trip
to San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Jones are at home at 122
Hillside.
Gudcrian
Olene
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lewis are
now living temporarily on the
Grigsby ranch but are expecting
to build soon on a ten-acre traci
they recently purchased from
Mrs. Henry Grimes. The Lewises
were former residents of Olene,
and Mr. Lewis had a blacksmith
shop here at one time.
Mrs. Mary Gebhart has ac
cepted a position at the Henley
store. This store is owned by the
Boyd Bruners, who formerly
operated a store at Olene. Mrs.
Gebhart also worked for them
at that time.
The George Stevenson family,
Mrs. Nona Corpening and Mrs.
Duke Booker attended the Noel
Hamilton nuptials at the Meth
odist church in. Klamath Falls
on Thursday evening, June 27.
The bridegroom is a nephew of
Mrs. Stevenson and the grand
son of Mrs. Hattie Calkins.
Dinner guests at the Marion
Barnes home on Sunday, June
23, were Christina and Clara Mc
Intyre of Klamath Falls. The for
mer has been visiting here as
the guest of her sister for 10
days. She is an employe of Swift
and company at ban rrancisco.
Mrs. Berkely DeVaul of Sa
lem, Ore., was the house guest
of Mrs. Nona Corpening recent
ly. Mrs. DeVaul and Mrs.
Booker, who is also a 'guest at
the Corpening home for the sum
mer, are old friends. Mrs. De
Vaul visited with Mrs. Booker
several years ago at the latter's
home in Kentucky.
The Ray Lanes are visiting
with Mr. Lane's sister and fam
ily at Mosier, Ore.
Members Make
Merrill Visit
Twenty-one members of Pros
perity Rebekah lodge 104 paid
an official visit to Merrill lodge
151 Monday evening. Following
the regular lodge meeting, re
freshments were served to mem
bers and guests.
Cousin Visits Edward Mc
Cracken Jr. had as guest last
week his cousin, George Mast Jr.
of Ellensburg, Wash.
No Meeting Prosperity Re
bekah lodge will not meet Thurs
day, July 4.
Malin
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Ham
ilton and son Wesley left this
week for Bend where they will
visit friends.
Jane Gordon, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Gordon, has re
turned from San Jose State
Teachers' college. Mrs. Fred I
Gordon is at Ashland attending
the first session of summer
school at the Southern Oregon
College of Education.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Schrel
ner are spending the summer
traveling extensively through
the eastern states.
Ted A. DeMerritt underwent
major surgery last week and is
a patient at Hillside hospital. His
condition is reported to be satis
factory. Mrs. Teresa McComb left this
week for Medford where she
will visit at the home of her
son, David McComb and family.
Mrs. Harold Freeman is a pa
tient at Hillside hospital in
Klamath Falls.
Clayton Reber returned last
week from Bakersfield, Calif.,
where he was employed by Cal
Ore. Packing company.
Here for Summer Mrs. Frank
Snyder of St. Helens, Ore., will
spend the summer here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L.
Miller of 2145 Wantland, while
her husband, Frank S. Snyder
formerly of Klamath Falls, is in
Shanghai, China, in engineering
work. If he finds living condi
tions in China fairly good, Mrs.
Snyder hopes to join him there
by Christmas.
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Wed In Reno '
TULELAKE In the First
Methodist church, Menu, on Sun
day, June 23, Ardyce llrown,
rnly daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Merlon Brown, Tuloliike be
came the bride of Jack Howard
Fensler, son of Mr. mid Mrs.
Clark W. Kensler. also of this
community. Both young people
are members of well known
Klamath basin families.
The ceromony was read Sun
day evening before an ultnr
Hanked by arrangements or
white gladioli and lighted white
tapers.
The bride wore a mist-grey
dressmaker suit witli Jewel trim
and a shoulder arrangement of
gardenias and red roso buds.
Susnmie MoCulley attended
the bride and the best man was
Pat McGinley, both attendants
being residents of Tulelnke.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown were
hosts at a wedding dinner at the
Trocadero hotel Immediately
following the ceremony wllii
places marked for the new Mr.
and Mis. Fensler. Mrs. Clnrk
Fensler, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Campbell, uncle and aunt of the
bride; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Brown, brother and sister-in-
law of the bride, Mr. and Mrs.
Pat McGinley, Susanne MeCul
ley and the hosts, all of Tule
lnke. Following a trip to Lake Ta
hoe and San Francisco the young
couple will be at home on the
ranch on the west side owned
by the groom's father with
whom he will be associated.
Entertained
LANGELL VALLEY Mr.
and Mrs. Buck Boley enter
tained for her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lyman Fitzhugh on June
23 in honor of their silver wed
ding anniversary.
Refreshments were served to
the honored guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Fitzhugh, Mr. and Mrs. William
Novotny, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
R. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Orvillc
DeVaul and Billie. Mr. and Mrs.
Johnnie Campbell and Dennnn
and Sandra, Mrs. Ed Jones and
Dorothy and Elaine, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Dnlton and Evelyn,
Mrs. Evalyn Galloway, Lindalee,
Ruth and Harry. Al llnyes. Leo
Lewison. Elva Fitzhugh, Buck
Boley and Cole Fitzhugh.
Mr. and Mrs. Fitzhugh were
given a shower of silver dollars
by their friends and relatives.
Picnic
PIONEER COMMUNITY
Reina Hurlbut celebrated her
11th birthday Thursday, June
27, with a picnic at Moore park.
Fourteen invited guests were
present.
Present were Shirley and Con
nie Johnston, Betty Lou David
son, Eva Slick. Eddie and Louis
Zarosinski, Billie Golden, Bob
and Donnie Paugh, Darleen Wil
son, Jimmy Mulligan, Beverley,
Helen and Myron Hurlbut.
Return Mr. and Mrs. H. O.
Myers of 500 N. 9lh returned
Saturday from a two-months va
cation trip which took them as
far as Kansas. They visited rela
tives in Kansas, Utah, Colorado
and Oklahoma.
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Birthdays
KF.NO A birthday party hon
oring jeity Anderson nnd Lune
Burger on their eighth unci fourth
birthday! whs held nl the home
of Mrs. Merle Anderson on Hie
Koiio-Wuiiien road, Friday afler
noon, June 21.
Following mi afternoon of play
tho boys opened their gifts. Re
freshments were then served to
the following children. Alicia
and Mui'cltt Aiier, Don, Jerry uud
Kenney Anderson, I.aue Burger,
Maryloii, Johuo and Kuth Furrel,
Veruie and Glenn Howard,
Dueune lllusliuw, Sherry How
ard, Ted llrudford, Charles and
Tonunie Hull, George and Del
hert Powell. llnhhv Si-liel-er.
Miiryetlu, Leonard and Gerald
Vermillion. i
The following mothers aUo
JlMllf-ll ill 111(7 IIAMYIIira Willi inv
children: Mrs. Earl Seherer, Mrs.
Hull, Mrs. Lloyd Howard, Mrs.
Hoy Fnrrel. Mrs. Arthur Burger,
uud Mrs. Merle Anderson.
Wed Friday
On Friday evening, June 21,
Hetty Jean George, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. l.oren George of
Klamath Fulls, beennte the bride
ol (Janet Dean llilyurd, son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. llilyurd, also
ol this city.
The ceremony was read at the
home of the Rev. . Cecil O.
llrown, pastor of the First Bap
tist chinch.
The bride wore a dress of
black chiffon with white, acces
sories. Attendiints were the
bride's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. llilyurd left Im
mediately after the ceremony
for a wedding trip in California.
Upon their return they will
mnke their home In the Henley
district.
The Rchekiih Social club met
In the lOOF hall Wednesday.
June 28. for dessert served bv
the hostesses of the day, Ada
Willilts nnd Arloa Andrus. Later
there were four tables of whist
in play.
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Shower
Mrs. George I.o Seulzo, the
dinner Yvonne HiinnelH, was
honored with a bridal shower lit
the homo of Mrs. Alfred llon
otto, 2017 Union, on Saturday
udernoon, Juno 29.
Hostesses for the affair were
Mrs. llonntto und Mrs. II. II,
Runnels. Howls of puusles served
as decorations for 1 1 in refresh
ment table und about tho room,
Present were (he guest of hon
or, Mia. Lu Seulzo, Mrs. I.. J.
MeKiiinon. Juiiu Itimnels, Mrs.
Jerry Coleman. Mrs. Aldo Fer
rari, Mrs. James Haleom, Mrs,
Andrew Sllnnl, Mrs. lieu Hon
nels, Mrs. Devero llelfrleh, De
lores llelfrlch, Evelyn Heleher,
Mrs, Hill Gaudy Jr., Mrs. Hob
Perkins, and the hostesses, Mrs.
Kunuels and Mrs. Honotlo.
Pinochle Club
Holds Mettlng
Ye Olde I'inoehln club met
Thursday, June 27. lit the home
of Agnnce Lowe, of (125 N. Uth
for dessert und cards. 1 here
were several guests, Vestu
Lowe, Minnie Pudgell, Kstello
Smith and Nettle Good, nnd tho
last-named held high score at
curds, Grace Hock second, Ag
mice Lowe low, nnd Nona Hull
received the pinochle award.
Maggie Upton of 2348 Kane will
entertain the club on July II.
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iiiiinlly win Hint of Kllu M. Front
nnd Hcnbi'ii T. Talbot of the
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MelluiillKl I'hiiri'h lit Canim,
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They mieiil a lO-diiy wedillnit
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