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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1946)
Shower Honors Merrill Girl MERRILL lv Jane Haskins. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Haskins of Merrill was honored at a bridal shower at the Presbyterian church annex, June 2S. . . :The color scheme was carried out in pink and white with roses placed about the rooms. On the lace-covered table, from J which gifts were presented, was a centerpiece of pink and white m roses. ... , .... Mrs. William Kalvey sang two numbers and Mrs. Eber Kil 2 Patrick sang one number especially for Iva Jane. 5 her gifts, refreshments were served by the hostesses who were Mrs. William Jinette, Mrs. J Eber Kilpatrick, Mrs. Velton Haskins, Mrs. Pearl Moore, Mrs. JVerna Haskins, Mrs. Dorothy Conner, Mrs. Louis Kandra, t M rs. Harriet Fotheringham, "Mrs. Jean Moore, Mrs. Gcral 2 dine Moore, Sylvia Haskins and Audrey Lewis. 2 Miss Haskins became tht Z bride of Leonard I. Wills Sun- day, June 30. 5 Invited guests were Mrs. Myrtle Beaslcy, Mrs. Roy Beas Z ley, Mrs. Leland Pope, Mrs. Dale Moore, Mrs. Lena Buck, Mrs. Dollie Hunnicutt, Mrs. Rose 2 Davis, Mrs. Jim Daly, Mrs. Lee : Haskins, Mrs. Chester Haskins, Mrs. George Rankin, Mrs. V. SReinmillcr, Mrs. W. Fothering m ham, Mrs. Jack Fleck. Mrs. Jer- ry Ahem. Mrs. Inez Miller, Barbara Danoski, Mrs. Tom Chatburn Jr., Mrs. Lillian Thomason, Mrs. Martin Win " thers, Mrs. B. Wilson, Mrs. Oren Z Storey. Mrs. Charles Cunnmg- ham, Mrs. Harriet Fothering- ham, Mrs. John Taylor, Mrs. J Beatrice Anderson. Mrs. Au 2 brey Flemming. Mrs. Elmer Stukel, Mrs. O. V. Reeves, Mrs. 2 Charles Hodges, Mrs. Paschall Hodges, Mrs. Pete McNeill, Mrs. Lou Drager, Mrs. Everett Jones, Mr. Warren Fruits. Mrs. M. A. II Rowman. Mrs. Leonard Bow- t man. Mrs. Eugene Beasley, Mrs. " Hugh Falvey, Mrs. Margaret " Hart, Mrs. Don Barnes, Mrs. Billie Gresham. Mrs. Alonro Kodges. Mrs. William Walker. ?Mrs Norma Kandra. Mrs. Bill Hammond. Mrs. Maimie Gia- comini, and Mrs. R. W. Wilson. 2 Mrs. Jennie Fugate, Mrs. Era- ma Fugate. Mrs. Ival Wolfe, Mrs. George Offield, Fannette Hodges, Mrs. Tom Barry, Mrs. a Frank -Hunnicutt. Mrs. Eagle, Mrs. Jess Smith. Mrs. Lee Dix ?on, Mrs. Hooper Testerman. Mrs. Lester Moore, Mrs. Bert Dodcnhoff, Mrs. L. Ervin. Mrs. Wood row Roufs, Mrs. Henry " Blanton. Mrs. W. C. Bailey. Mrs. N. H. Bogue, Mrs. Hugh O'Con- nor, Mrs. Alfred Carleton. Mrs. " Dale West. Mrs. Riley Delap, S Mrs. Jim Merrilees, Mrs. Frank Hadley. Mrs. McCoy, Mrs. Grace , Wylie, Beth Robley, Mrs. L. A. Taber, Mrs. Louis Hill, Mrs. 4 Virgil Rexiord and the host- Tuf AT IV Tha Vnwiarn Rlnr I Social club met last Thursday, June 27. at the home of Mrs. Byron Johnson, with Mrs. Bon nie Stephens assisting as nosi ess. Guests for the afternoon were Mrs. Charles Hamilton, Mrs. P. G. Wilson, Mrs. A. E. Street, Mrs. Ivan Ottoman. Mrs. Vaclav Kalina. Nell Ritterath, Mrs. Joe Kalousek, Mrs. Frank Paygr and Mrs. Jerry Rajnus. Cards were played during the afternoon. It's RICHARDS For SAFE FUR STORAGE Klamoth'i Only Cold Storage Cleaning . . . Glazing Repairing by expert fur rier!. Exchange Vows Exchanging vows on Monday evening, June 24, were Ethel Mae Spear and Alfred Lee Fisher, both of this city. The double ring ceremony was read by the Rev. E. E. Hambrick at his home, 845 Eldorado. I For her wedding the bride chose a .suit of gray with black lace accessories. Her shoulder' corsage was of pink rosebuds,! and she carried a white Bible. Attending the couple were Mrs. Bob Henry and Gerald Hyde. Mrs. Henry wore gray with a corsage of spring flowers. Following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Fisher received at their new home, 412 High. The re freshment table was centered with an arrangement of Dink roses, carnations and weet peas with lighted white tapers on either side. In addition to the bride and groom, guests were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rickbeil, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ruge, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Patterson and Gerald Hyde. Mr. Fisher was discharged last fall from the army after long overseas service. Wed Sunday Bertha Lloyd, daughter of Mrs. Alma Goffey, became the bride of Emerald Dubois, son of Mrs. Eva Dubois of 2168 Madi son, Sunday, June 23. The ceremony was held in the Du bois home. The bride wore a pastel dress with a gardenia and pink rose corsage. A reception was held follow ing the wedding at which the three-tiered wedding cake was cut by the bride and groom. The couple left for a month s wedding trip to visit Yellow stone park and relatives in Wyo ming and Montana. They will be at home at 2168 Madison af ter the middle of July. Supper MALIN The Malin grange. 707, met Tuesday evenine at 7 o'clock for a potluck supper. There was an exceptionally large turnout, and following the supper, plans were made for a picnic to be held at the Paygr ranch Sunday, July 7. This pic nic is to honor the winning side captained by Mrs. George Smal- ley in the recent membership drive for the grange. 9" ii k.. . win uH'O vwwwt j i im i .u,im www. iijj. I h' r' - ' -" J, ;- ' : . - - t i .'- ' - , ' - - t ' '- - ' V - v r ' xni em , i CUTTING A WEDDING CAKE are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lee Fisher, after their wedding June 24. Mrs. Fisher is the for mer Ethel Mae Spear. Guderian. 2654 Hope St. GREENE GARDENS Complete Landscaping Service We plant lawm and install sprinkler systems Satisfac tion GUARANTEED. , Telephone 5063 for FREE Estimates LkMfar'W GATHERED AT THE TEA TABLE when the locol chapter of Eps'lon Sigma Alpha, young businesswomen's sorority, gave an afternoon tea, Sunday, June 30, are, seated, left to right, Nina Ferninian and Gloria Olson, stand ing, left to right, Vonnie Bridge, Carolyn Avery, Rosie Oss, Sarah Parsons, Pat McFadden, Alice Vincent, Ida DeWitt, Jean Hamil ton, Dorothy Dewey, Lois Cada, Janice Bilyeu, Doris Phillips, Dorothy O'Mally and Agnes Winters. Guderian. Meeting Features Pioneer Theme In keeping with the coining Centennial celebration, the Business and Professional Women introduced a pioneer flavor into their Monday night dinner Decorations, arranged by Tolle, carried out the theme with gray sage and Indian paint brush arranged in authentic Indian baskets loaned for the oc casion by Mrs. Don Fisher. The sage was held In place by oddly shaped red lava rocks. Pictures of the map of the emigrant road through southern Oregon, of Capt. Jack and many other his torical characters of early set- tier days were arranged on the wall. These were loaned by Don Fisher, custodian of the Lava Beds national monument. Mrs. Geneva Duncan, presi dent of the Centennial associa tion, a guest at the dinner, wore an authentic silk dress of the early days, belonging to one of Klamath's pioneer families. She told of the activities of the as sociation in preparing the pa geant and celebration set for August 22, 23 and 24. Songs written by Stephen Foster during the last century were sung by George Willis, who was accompanied on the piano by Elaine Abbott. Willis and Miss Abbott were intro duced by Mrs. Isabelle Brixner Phone 5063 m m meeting. Annis Struthers and Gertrude I who gave a brief summary of the life of the compowr. Introduced by the program chairman, Elenora Weatherford, president of the Edith Cunning Book club, Mrs. Lyle Kimball gave an interesting review of her experiences here in the days of 1906. including stage rides and boat rides. Mrs. Lo raine Quillan reviewed the book, 'The Immortal Wife." telling of the wife of General John C. Fremont, one of the early trail blazers to this area. Other guests present were Mrs. Don Fisher. Mrs. Ida Mom yer Odell, Lenore A. Gallagher, Elaine Callaghan of Portland, Lizzie Mitchell, Eva Lea Long and Frances E. McNeil. Meeting Neichbors of Woodcraft held a regular meeting in the KC hall Monday, July 1 at 8 p. m. It was reported that cards of sym pathy and flowers were sent to Sylvia Brannon. It was also reported that neighbor Mustoe, now living in Seattle, was recently injured in a car accident, and that Effie Redkey's mother is seriously ill. Stella Wells, whose birthday fell during the month of May, was escorted to the campfire by Mildred Smith, captain of the guards, and the group sang "Happy Birthday." Bertha Kandy received the Sunshine March award at this meeting, at the previous meet ing it was received by Viola Leever. Vera Reeves and Stella Dry den were members of the com mittee for the evening, July 1. The next time, July 15, there win be a short business meeting ; followed by entertainment fur-; nished by the losing side in the recent membership and attend- j ance contest, and Stella Dryden ! will be committee chairman. The Juveniles of Neighbors of Woodcraft met Monday after-! noon in the KC hall for busi-! ness, games and no-host refresh-! ments. There will be a picnic next time, but the date will be ! announced later. ... j Afternoon Meeting Held Saturday The Thursday Contract club : met with Stella "Dryden of 610 North 11 on the afternoon of : June 27, with the regular mem-; bers attending, and awards giv en for high scores at contract. Lora Evans will be hostess to the club on July 11 at her I home at the Sunset ranch. Before the war, 10 per cent ; of U. S. passenger car produc- j tion went into export channels. J 11 Telephone 6111 for the BEST In Laundry and Dry-Cleaningl CASCADE C . 4 Crystal Shower CHILOQUIN Juanlta Buck, daughter ot Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Buck ofChiloquin, was guest of honor at a crystal and linen shower given Friday evening by Norma Lee Gienger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Gienger. Entertainment followed the plan of the radio program "Queen of the Evening" and Miss Buck, as m i,.n rKIved munv lovelv gifts. Little Dianne Kircher and Lyle Hall, dressed as a bride and groom, presented the gifts. invited to wisn nappincss to the bride-to-be, whose marriage to Forrest Frcid takes place Sun day, July 7, were Mrs. Harold Collins. Nina Sue Fernimcn, Donna Brautlacht, Paula Albert, Patricia Hanlon, Rose Marie Floyd, Mary Christy, Mary Monks and the sister of the hostess, Bonnie Gienger. Monday evening, July 1, Mrs. Charles Warren, Mrs. Loyal Heath and Mrs. Gerald Wolff were hostesses at a miscellan eous shower given in the parlors of the Methodist church for Miss Buck. Monday Party LANGELL VALLEY Mrs. Marylea Bieler, M r s. Helen Campbell, Mrs. Bonnie Fcrnland and Edna Shelly gave a stork shower for Shirley Flescher Carries and Marjorie Benton on July 1. The party was held at the parish hall which was decorated with lovely summer flowers. Re freshments were served to Ella Minnick, Louise Kilgore, Nellie Barclay. Mabel Clarke. Gene vieve Smith, Miriam Potucek, Violet Harris, Edna Hood. Mary Noble, Eldeen Anderson, Lcnora Fisher, Billie Harris, Mary Ann Smith, Willa Anderson. Daisy Huntley, Helen Akins, Dorothy Flcschu, Elsie Shelly, Peggy Harris, Hazel Crawford, Cora Leavitt, and the guests of honor, Marjorie Fisher and Shirley Carnes. Spending several weeks at Lake Tahoe are June Michclson and Betty Merrill. They are staying with June's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stewart. Mrs. Stewart lived in Klamath Falls before her marriage and is the former Suzanne Michelson. for INVESTMENT TYPE CONTRACTS All modern forms from birth to. age 60 years. Special plans for WOMEN and CHILDREN See Eva Lea Long rrCIAL RKPBKSENTATIVE Standard Insurance Co. (F.rmtrljr Orison Mntatl Lift) 412 Main Phone 7171 Your Laundry Does It Better..." Whether It's your finest linens, or your husband's best white shirts, or Just everyday household wash, we do it betterl You'll like our careful work end it's mighty nice to send your wash out this kind of weather. Service is much better now . . . and the cost Is VERY reasonable. Ask us about It . . todayl Honor Guest Mis. Dule Welch was the guest of honor at a miscellane ous shower given at thu home nf Mis. Charles Thoniua of 2HIS Wantluiid on Tuesday evening, July 2. with Mrs. L. H. HlKdun, Mrs. Rodney L.ii'son, Mrs. J. Ivie and Mrs. T. M. Moreu, hostesses. The Invited guests Included Mrs. Russet Webber, Mrs. Iluiel Muudlin, Mrs. Rulph Miindhn, Mis. U. K. Robinson, Esther Robinson, Mrs. Hurry Stoler, Mrs. Vern Griffith, Mrs. John I'ktterson, Mrs. L. II. Harper, Mm. Melvin Mi'Collum, Mm. E. P. Brooks. Mrs. J. II. Wll hums, Mrs. Homer Willlums, Mrs. Jack Uershberger, Mrs. tieorge Welch, Mrs. E. E. Hum hrlck, Mrs. 1'erley Webster, Mrs. W. P. Grimes, Mrs. Huy Hun suker, Mrs. Jack Orreli, Mrs. K. J. Boolhby, Mrs. Fred Nich ols, Mrs. Melvin Ostrom. Mrs U. M. Robinson, Mrs. William Nolan. Mrs. Jo Van Meter, Mrs. Sheldon Russell. Mrs L. It Rowland, Mrs. Ray Welch, Mrs. Stanley Siroky, Mrs. Allen Steiber, Mrs. Ruby Weinburg, Mrs. J. A. Blue, Alene Schultz, Mrs. Hurold Van Hoosen, Mrs. Grace Griffith, Carrie LeMnde ilne, Kay Van Hoosen, Mrs. Paul Storm. Mrs. Cecil Carlile. Mrs. Franklin Mlchnrlson, Mrs. Vernon Michaelson, Mrs. Cecil Brown and Mrs. Anna Michael son. Before the presentation nf gifts to Mrs. Welch, refresh ments were served by the host esses, assisted by Mrs. Verne Gnffitn and Mrs. Harrv Stoler, and games were enjoyed. New Term MERRILL The newlv In stalled officers of the Women of the Moose, Merrill chapter 18, held their first meeting of the new term on July 2. Reports of standing commit tees were reud. Olcvlu Hobbs and Dorrls Wlncbarger, who at tended a meeting of the Mer rill Service club held June 28, gave their report to the chap ter, and the chapter voted to sponsor a temporary recreation program at the community hall for the young people of Merrill and surrounding district. The graduate regents will have charge of the rummaue sale to be held this fall. The ! date has been set for Septem ber 27 and 28. I It was announced that Dovle j Reeder, associate regent of the i college of regents, will pay the chapter an official visit at the next regular meeting. All new ly appointed committee chair men are asked to be present at this meeting In order that the official visitor may instruct them in their duties. The next regular meeting will be July 18 to conform with the plans of the Loyal Order of Moose. Members adjourned to the Oddfellows' hull where the new officers served refreshments. . . . ( Wedding Bells Wed In Reno. Ncv., Sunday morning. June 23 at 10:30 were Norma Zenor and Felix Peace both of Klamath Falls. They were attended by the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Karns. Mr. and Mrs. Peace will be at home in Klam ath Falls. ... Mrs. George E. Atiyeh and her son, Richard Atiyeh, were guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur F. Blockllnger of Chllo quln. Mary Alice Blockllngcr re turned with them Friday to Portland, where she will visit her fiance's family for two weeks. -NOW OPEN For The Coolest Drink In Town and an enjoyable evening, come to the new SUMMERS LANE TAVERN. Interiors at tractively finished with Ore gon scenes. Summers Lane Tavern 3S41 Summers Lane Homer V. Franklin. Prop. LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS MiuM.il a mm. iimi . ' sail mir, jmr t. i4, r.i. m , . al U C 4 ? I life rI i I J' 1 ' i ;IN A CEREMONY read by the Rev. Cecil C. Brown on Tues !doy, June 18, Huldo Lucindo Roach became the bride of Vernon Cillctte. Following a brief wedding trip they ore ot I home at Tulelaki. Degree TULELAKE Rainbow as sembly, 84, of Tulelake held majority and marriage degrees July 5, for Rainbow girls who have reached the age of 20 or have murried. Girls receiving the degrees who have reached 20 ar Jo anne Smith, Linda Calloway. Harriet Coulson. Phyllis Sutton, Jean Scott. Patsy Warring, Dor othy V.lubek and Madeline Shrlener. Those wno have married are Mrs. Lester Cushman. the for mer Joyce Turnbatigh; Mrs. Jack Lldrll, the former Vanlre Spry; and Mrs. Woodman, the former Barbara Faust. Master Masons and Eastern Star members enjoyed the meet The rugged rough texture of these new Charm Trcd Rugs plus their lovely pastel shades make an oxclting combination! They bring new color appoal to any living room, bedroom, den or bath room. And they're so practical, too easily wash able. Your choice of: Ivory,,. White, Dusty Rose, Ml.it Blue, Foam Green, Chinese Red and Golden Yellow In Oblong shape, sizoi from 24 In. x 39 in. to 34 x 54 In. At Nationally Advertised 3-50,. 9.95 Evergreen. ing as visitors and wer served refreshments with the Rainbow girls, LANGELL VALLEY Th. 4 H club met at the home of Catherine Dearborn Sunday, June 30, under the leadership of Martin Drown. Games and contests were enjoyed. Those I attending were Martin Brown. Adele and Marjorie Brown, and Annie Lou. Ruth Avhlld and David Rointvedt. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING Kitart n.r..u.4 W.rfc l All Mihm Basa.aakl. rnraa tra. (lllaasIM Sewing Machine Service lTa.r t.i.f.4.l Oa.l.r (111 Ull IWU W.t CtlAKIW IKUI ion ew Joan nnH, U. ihI vm lmt utils.araCta'alia'l"'.""1 MM tm( t M. MM M MUW 1. Ml W I KLAMATH'S BEST ACROSS from POST OFFICE 1116 MAIN ST.
