Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 14, 1946, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLetters Received By Klamath Club Letters received Jroin llrlll.li SoropllmlKlo liidU'Htn Unit vncii Hun aruaoii Is na wi-linnm tin-re na In AiiipiIiii. Audrey Kiirrini'., ri'llrliiH wtTi'liiry of tin- llnuhlnn nnil Hove chili, wrllra (if Iho n-alfiiliieas of n thnu api-nt ul Ttinlirlilue Wflln wllh ln-r uunt, Miirifiirrl llniulflHd. The luiini' u( MiiiHinet Itiindllt'ld la onr lipid In Hi hluhi'al ri-iturd by Kiiitllah women alnce hc la the only woman over lo have Imimi privy councillor, und liua been iiilnil'r of hibnr und In rerun.. nii'd n "lie or tin- hi en I lirltlsh women of (he lime. On a amldrr nnte In com- winilenee from lliillunit with Mid-Week SOCIKTY wnrda of liiiiecliilliMl li Itlla Whlst-mint for it 1ft of clnlhinK received by u lutiii Soropti mint who l mi lllimlrutor und di ioriilive iiiimt und u nieinher of The Untitle .Snropllmlht club. The writer told of the hard alilpa und IIvIiik condltlona dur Inn the wiir und now mill ex preaned Knillltide for the gift. One of the projecta of the K I im in I li Kill In club la to routine In uld Siiroplhniala In other lounlrlea during the coming winter. Gi'i'tt tulo Moore, president, reiiieta tliul till meinhera of Ihe rlub reiiiater with her uny rooma nvuiluhle for vlaltlng Uiieala durluK the t'entennliii relehrutlon und thnt ull mem ber weur the full aklrta unci Outdoor Party MKKHII.l. Members und gtirala of the. Loyal Order of Mooe und Women of Ihe Mnme of Merrill enjoyed buaehiill, horaebuik riding, giiim-a und polhirk picnic lunch In the grove nt the home of Mr. und Mia. llllury Wliichiirgrr on Sumhiy, Auifuat 11. In the ritif rui-e for older glrla, Maureen O'Stilllvun took the honora und Penny C'uraiiu won ' aimboimela or olher headgear Ihe race for atuuller glrla. In appropriate lo the celebriillon Ihe peuniit acrumble for pre- j Hi'Kulnr meethiKa will be re achiiol children, Doiinu Cm aim . atoned In curly September, ucceeded III picking UP thu moat I pc".,.,u''- . . , , , ! were dlacuacd for the picnic to 1 hoae preaent to enjoy the iluy )p iri, ol Wlnrburger'a urove wero Mr. und Mra. (ii-uriir Hnya, I (r ,,., Imts of the Mooae und Mr. und Mra. Ivun Iceublre und .r fumillea. gruuni'iiiiiircn, I'rguy linn minimi Jruil Curaim. Mr. und Mra. Homer j Klelda und Sue, Dick und Brum, Donna Driigno, Mr. und Mra. J.i W. Herder, Mra. Wilbur Nine und Freddie mid June, Mr. und Mra. Hill Murriiy, Mr. und Mra. Kruok llndley und Uuvld, Mr. und Mra ! Hubert I'etrlk und Mildred, Mar-j garet und Hobby, Mr. und Mra. j I .on Driigrr und Jiuirt und Joun, i Mr. und Mra. W. A. Kotoff und ! gruiitldttiightcra, Shiiriui, Puulu, Vrrlu und Holly, Mr. und Mra. Ci. A.. I'rlcu und Diane, Mr. und Mra. llllury Wlm-burger und children, l.llo, Doric-tie, llllery, Keith und Shellu; Muurei-n O'Sul llvun, (Jeriildlne McKcndrre, Kuthleen O Kccfc und Belly Ui'ldgca. Hostesses 81'HAGUE RIVKfl Mra, Ol lie Welch and Ida Story were hostraars at a atork ahower at the Story home honoring Mra. Muth Welch of Spruiiue itlver und Mri. Lovcna Korga of I.ake vlcw. On the lucc-covered tublo were two ornumi'iitul buaalueta of blue and white. Ihe center piece waa a white cuke wllh pink roara at the buae and a atork In the center. IlefrrshmenlB were a e r v e d Inter In the evening by Char lene Story und Dorli Newlln, uaalated by Mra. Lucille Crane. (Jurata In addition to the hon or gucata were Mra. Martha Hoberta. Mra. Inez I.udwlck, Mra. Gludya I'uaaolt, Mra. Ituth Mill, Mra. Corrlnc Thorlon, Mra. Dolly Ujpez, Mra. Inu Shepherd, Mra. W. D. Kelly, Mra. Lucille Cruln, Mra. Cluru Moaon, Mra. Helen Mclirlde, Mra. Murylee Luke, Mra. Ula Leek, Mra. Ituth Wulkcr, Mra. Evelyn l'etrle, Mra. Heth Thomua, Mra. Honnle Hrnther- lon, Mra. Ituby llule and Doug, Mra. Sue Burrough, Mra. M. F. I'ugh, Mra. Krneatlne Ortla, Mra. Annu Wolford, Mra. Huth Nel aon, Mra. I'uullne Nelaon, Chur lene Story, Jcaale Kelly and Dorla Newlun. Honored A party on Suturduy night at eight o'clock honored John Hope on Ilia blrthduy. lloateaaea were Mra. Thomua Wull and Mildred Mcl'hcraon. Preaent were Mr. and Mra. Thomua Wull, Mr. and Mra. Karl llodgea, Mr. and Mra. Jerry Shellcroaa, Mr. und Mra. lloul. Houaen. Mra. Miiry Wull, Mra Allen Itoup, Ceorgle and Kthil Kdmondaon. Kid era Markriil. Johnaon, Davis und Davis, anil the hoateaoea. Deeorutlon were in red and white. Ill BAI D NIWS, tUailt Fall., Ort. WKIINKaOAT, Aaf. It, ItU, reaa Meeting On Augiiat 1 the auxiliary to the Veterana of Foreign Wnra held a regular meeting In the library clubroom with Main) Urocktrup, president, in ennrge. Two cimdidutea were initialed, Lillian llnyden and Grace (ill roy. Plana were diacuaaed about the formation of a drum mid bugle corpa and a bowling team. At the clone of the meetlnn' re freahmenta were aerved by Mar garet Solie, Ella Mullin und Dagny Subject. WORD TO THE WISE H guided by tti name M. Joseph to fUniity, i, mnd wnomy. VA UMfij lUo. Gt bt. Jowyb A-pinn, lite Customers Eligible Reports ICHARDS fx FURS i ( .1 ' , fU Ji lPaft tt J MK.Itnil.L Women of Iho Mmiif. Merrill chapter IB, held thtlr regular meeting TucMtny, Auguat U In the Merrill grndo achoul building. Olcvlu llobba, acnior regent, prcalded. Reptirta wore heard from mem ber! who attended the utatn con ference in Tillamook. Every one going from here reported having a wonderful time and also reported a cnuatructivc and Interesting program. The grnnd regent, Dorothy Kggleaton of Scuttle, was preaent at all tension und yuve aume helpful information. At the Au guat 0 meeting one candidate. Jo Miller, wui Initiated, and plum CAMERA REPAIRS don In our own ihop. 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Box Wl RI'IIY PKI.I.E;lllM, SIM Collaa MHN W I. EONTER. HI. 2 Dux 240 JKKNIE POWEI.!., Ml bo Sth aina R E hooKEH. 121a Par. Tarraca EDITH EDWARDS. 2&40 tavern r.oiTii owin. ma appIhh, RKATRK'E RHITI.TS. 11124 LHICornla INEZ. CHAM I1EHH, 1024 California JESNIE IIEUNANT. HI 3. Uo I4 Mna R J IIRINEUAR. 22nl Vina BERTHA LOrc;REN Bos 7 I.OtllNE IIUMPHIIEY, 217 IOOP Bld(. MH8 W C Mll-KEY. HU lllall' JEAN VICTOHIN. Malm. Ora. MIUI R- J MOftHEH, 1440 Summanl Lana Mll J t JOHNSTON. Tlllelaka !1HH. K. 1. DOIICILAS. 220 Commarrlal MR! W I. TINULEY, IWI5 Pac. Tarraca MKR H. R. NETHERCOTT. 4IW Jrffrraon MRU J W. FISHER, 4IU.1 Shaala Way MRS. W. H BALDWIN, 1020 Arthur MRS PAI'L CONE. Rt I. Box I04T VIOLA KirriR, 2242 Whlla ' MARIE DtlHOIS. 312A Summrra lina MARGARET W BAKEII, 1160 Elna ALICE MARIE BOWDER. 1 E Main ROSA SPEAIIS. 4X12 Shaila Way VIRGINIA THARP, 1IKU Summrra Lana CAROLINE WILLIAMS 2.1 Wlard JOSEPHINE PENROD. 4IS No ath FLORENCE SIIIHK. toi No. aih MRS J YADON, R 2 MRS CIIAS. r DELAP JR . Rl 1. Boa 977 MRS C. R HP.IIRINUSHAW. Matin, Ora. EVELYN THtlRMAN, at! No. till MRS JAMES DI.AIN. 1M7 Orraon ALICE MCDONALD. 2a-t4 Ebrrlain MRS. CHARLES LARK IN. M2 Par. Terraca MRS CLARA SHAW, Homadala Rd. PIIILLI8 ADAMS. H.1.1 No 2nd ANNIS FITZOEHALD. :12a Rnarrs CHARLOTTE CARP.. Ilamlln ApU. HARRY KRI'OER. lo.na Harrlman MRS HERMAN LEFFLEH. 4020 Denver MARIE IIAt?CK .113 So. 40l CRACE GRIFFITH, M No ath MRS. LLOYD FORD. 1244 California MRS. DONALD WALKER. 1MI7 Sommcra Lana MRS ARTIII'R SKINNER. 41S Plna MRS. E J HIX1AN. Boa tl.'ia Rt 3 MRS. JKHHY BROWN. 0.19 No. lillri MRS GERALD1NE PARKER. Krno. Or CHRISTINA CLARK. 3.VT0 Summara Lana DELEF.N JOHNS. 37a Hnmedala MRS. F. 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MAYFIELD. lias Arthur GLADYS MAKET, 1323 Martin BIIRDY MORRISON. 5003 AlUmont DORIS McCOnD. 12.1 No. ath BEIILAH It Y A IT. lrutt Dlvlalon CATHERINE GL1DDEN, 4M.1 Denver MRS. CHAS. BALIN, 1.142 Saraent MRS. R. E. LOGAN, B0 No. lath GLADYS CHYl'BB. S2I Mitchell LUCILLE THOMAS, 70! No. 11 Ih BEATRICE BEI.LANT, 4.110 Pe-lc Dr. , DARLEEN MrDANIEL. 2.132 Orchard ' MRS. L DAN MORGAN, 835 Mltrhrll MRS. MYRTLE WAIFEF.LD. 2H1 Martin VIRGINIA TILTLE. lniS Halacy MINNIE UIIHIN. 1.12.1 Ivory BETTY HOUSE 76 Pin MRS. A. J. MANNING. Rt. 1, Box .10! MRS, M. A. PRICE. 1410 Iltevlew MRS. LEON A MCHENRY. 408 Mlchlaail MRS. EARL NEWMAN, Ml Martin MRS. BETTY KING, Cory Hotel NEATA SHUI.MIRE, .1402 1111 ard MARDA ARTHURS. 217 Pin MRS. RICHARD I. CURHIN. 304.1 Shata War MRS. C. L DEMMON. Car Tory Cleaner MRS. MIKE ZUPAN. 42 Commercial ANN MASON, 2X23 Laurence LOUISE HUNT. 02 Eldorado HAZEL WILLIAMS, 73 Pine HELEN UNDERWOOD, 324 Hlah JOYCE OOELLER, 111 Pin MR 8. Q. J. HUDSON. 2427 Ro. 8th MRS. L. D. GOOD. 34a Denver MRS CASS BUCKINGHAM. Keno, Or. I ORA NORRIS, 2403 Orchard MRS. MYRON TAYLOR, Rl 1, Box !7 MAODALENA BONFELDT, SOI ML Whitney AGNES SKOOG, .101 lllftl LOIS HUNT, 410 So. Olh DOROTHEA RHOADS, 1022 Waihln!ton MRS. E. t BLANKENS1UP. 312 Martin MRS. RALPH STEARNS. 74.1 Pac. Terrac MRS. C. M. GREER, Rt, 3, Bnx 3.13 ELDINA STURGEON, 449 Denver MRS. DON McIJSAN. 224 Mtchtaan ORLENCE DINGLER, Box I3fl BON1TA CARNAHAN. 1331 Nlmlla WANDA MURRAY 323! Brlatol MARUARITE ROUFS, 413 Thompaon On waak to buy. PUne call at our ttar In perion, No phono ealli, pitta. No lty-awayi, Pltait bring identification whan purchaiing. 500 MAIN STREET LEONS TOTS-TO-TEENS SHOP ... l mm V A "Cors- xoste- -rop, oc- ' V0' oof a oPr -fee'" .h"' 0 iifi: ( ; - orr rnt s iO .(-.':. 'fi. Coatcraff Classic . . . Man-tailored . . . with extra hem in coat and sleeves that can be let out easily to assure years of wear! . . . Made of fine Llewelyn fleece . . . Boxy or belted styles . . . Colors are beige, green, gray and navy. Sizes 7 to 14. '23. 5 weafers . . . There's a fine array of luOTe wool sweaters at Leons Tots-To-Tcens! Slip-ons with long or short sleeves . . , mEtchipff but toned cardigans , . . Colors ga lore! Sizes 3 to 1 . . . rt from 2.39 w x - V: '- , i; -r . ! J Jackets . 1 ". Dresses I 1 Washable Sanforized twill . . . a slick addition to any girl's school dress collection . . . It has bright silver but tons in front ... in loVely yellow, melon or lime green colors. Sizes 7-14. By Walter sportswear . . . weather-sealed jacket with 100 wool sweater lining . . . Tan, green, blue, and red , . . Sizes 4 to 14 6.95 and 5 ,Zj At? s ft. r & Anklets . . Practically any color or , pattern of this favorite of all school togs is now available . . , Sizes 4 to low-" 35c r f Skirts . . . n. - , Plaids are high on the "must" list this season! Sec them now , . . Well-planned pleats . . . Scotch plaids galore . . . bright er and bolder than ever! Sizes 3 to 14... 2C0 tQ 5 M0 X. Famed "Little Cobblers" . . . Yew . . . They are here! ... in gold rush, red, and saddle tan! Sizes 12 t03"' 4.95 i I V I. T. ' i V . -x f, I ki-- I,' P J Phos 61 3 J 602 Main