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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1947)
iVows Exchanged In December Rites Gitruldlne Wllann, daughter of Mr, and Mr. Y. L. Wllann of Monett, Mo., becnmo the bride of Wlllard M. William of Klam nth Full, noil or It, W. William of Mt. Vernon, Mo., In cere niony read In Twin Kn I Ik. Irln., on Dcrcnlhcr 22. Tha Htiv. A. I). Purrrtl of tho First Mothodlat church of tliut city rend the aorvlco it (he home of Dr. and Mr. G. W. Burgea t 1 o'clock. In n acttlng of evergreen, holly, polnaottlua und lighted candle. For her wedding the brldo rhoito a lult of blue with shell plnK blnuae mid hut and black acceaaorlrs. tier comaiio wan of pink rnaobiid. Miilron of honor wax Mr, Hurley William, who w attired In an afternoon clroM of cerlo and black. Her flower were gurdimlm. Bet niun wu llaimerd Wll Hum of Fart Klamuth. Following the wedding Mr. and Mr. Wlllluma left for a trip to Salt Lake City, Utah, and returned to make their home at Huhl, Idu. Mr. William I a gruduute of Monnett Junior college and the Unlveralty of Miourl. She wo a teacher In the Monett. Mo., and Twin Fall. Ida., achool yatoma. Mr. Wlllluma aerved over three and a half yeura In the murlno corpn. Chapter Alolin chuolvr met III the Ma. noiilc hull recently (or a pclnl meeting and Initiation or can. dictate. Margaret Sheridan, ac compunled by Khodu Harndon, ung "Star Of The Kant" during the Initiation. Obligation night waa obaerved after the Initial x tlon. ItefreNhnient were aerved In the baiuiuet room by a com mittee conipnurd of Jcnale Lylo, Ann I'curcn. Feme Shoop. Mar garet Smith. Cludya Metier, Mra. Jack Metier and Marguer ite Ward. Mra. Dorothy Ackermun en tertalned with Chrlatma music, accompanied by Beatrice , Denl aon. Installation of 1947 offlcera wa held on Junuary 4 when appointive officer were named by Helen Liatoe, Incoming worthy matron. Senior Circle On Friday, December 20, the Senior circle of the Community Congregational church met for a potluck luncheon at 1 o'clock in the aocial hall. Luncheon wa erved by Mr. Lee Sutton and Mr. Onu Buglcy to 21 adult and three children. Present were the Rev. Godfrey Mutlhewa, Mra. Matthewa, Mr. Frltx Vance. Mra. L. E. Henry, Mm. John Marin, Mr. W. C. Little. Mra. S. H. God drd. Mra. W. A McCory. Mra. 8. R. Berry. Mr. William Laraon, Mra. J. J. Pex, Mra. Mutlle ling ley, Mr. W. J. McGilvroy. Mra. B. Morgan, Mra. linen tiling, Mra. Susan Cullen, Mra. Clyde Jamea and children. Mra. Kirk, Dorothy Revell, Mary Eckstein and- Mr. Charle Revell. The long table waa centered with an arrangement of brightly colored gla and holly aprayi, together with candle in attrac tive holder. At 2 o'clock Mra. Bevel!, president of the' circle, railed the meeting to order and the Rev. Matthewa led the ting ing of Chrlatma hymn and con ducted the devotional service. The nominating committee ub mltted Ita report and by a unan Imoua vote Mra. Revell wa re elected president, Mra. W. C. Little, vice president, and Mra. William Larson, ecretary-treaa-lircr. At the end of the room waa a beautiful Chrlatma tree with many gifts, which were distrib uted by number to the assembled mcmbera and guests. The next meeting will be on January 17, whon new offlcera will be Installed. The place will bo announced later. 1 Degree Meeting Member of the Degree of Honor met In the KC hall Mon day evening, December 23, for their annuul Christina! party and exchange of gift. There wa no business meet ing, but those present enjoyed a program of music and reading, and ainglng of carola. The day'a gift went to Ronnie Horshber gcr. . The Juveniles of the Degree of illonor hold their party Monday 'afternoon in the KC hnll with a tree and treat for all who at tended. Luncheon Member and guest of the Friendly circle met with Eotelle Smith of 410 Pacific Terrace for a potluck luncheon on Thursday, December 10, followed by a Christmas tree and party, with an exchange of gifts and gifts from tho silent alsters. Fourteen member were present and there were two guests, Helen Eitlng and Alice Dahlcim. Mid-Week SOCIETY Entertained Member of Tuu chapter, Beta Sigma I'hi, were entertained at their annuul Chrlstniua purty nil December 20 In the home of Mra. George Wright, 1004 Kldnrado. The committee In charge of the iiffiiir Included Doris McCord, l.ols Rumer, Ann Clark and Mrs. Wright. Games were pluyod and prize wero awarded Mrs. War ren Poole, Mr. John Feeback und Mr. Georgo Wurdell, fol lowed by a gift exchungc. Refreshment were then served, featuring a surprise in honor of Mrs. Marshal Cornell, director. Kuch guest received an individual cuke with lighted candla and sung "Hnppy Birth day" to her a they were being aerved. Later, Mrs. Cornell wna presented with a large birthday cake and a gift from the chapter. The next regular meeting will be held on January 14 at the home of Mr. Pntrlcia Falrchild, 044 Eldorado, at 8 o'clock. Coming Event To bo an event of Saturday, January 11, la the wedding of Betty Lorraine Largeut, daugh ter of Mr. and Mra. Hilbert Lur gent of the Midland district, to Richard Takaca, aon of Mr. and Mr. John Takaca of Merrill. Hllea will be solemnized at 12 noon, at the First Presbyterian church. Mr. Louis E. Schnry drr of Klamath Falls will be her nister'a matron of honor, and Barbara Nyhart of Klamath Fall will be bridesmaid. Steve Domen of Merrill will be beat man. Members The Royal Neighbor of Amer ica entertained 60 member und their families at a birthday din ner on December 27. Receiving the day'a award wa Kathleen Hepburn. The Juvenile party and pro- f rm wa proaimtod. Those tak ng part were Mr. Doris Freder ick and her five accordion pu pil, as well m Sharon Rossun, Alice Baker, Marlon Simpson, Nola Markey, Roberta McCoy, Rumona Steele, Marie Rodger, Blllle and Bobble Mitchell and Dona Provost. Santa Clam wa on hand to give gifts and treat to young atcr. Legion Group A Chrlatma party wa held by members of tho Eight et Forty salon '355, a group within the American Legion auxiliary, on December 28, with husbands a gueats for the evening. Gomes and music were enter tainment, with special numbers and a skit by Mna. Fred Hell bronner, Mrs. M. E. Cooper, Mrs. Coleman O'Laughlln and Mr. Carl Schubert. Mr. Paul Otter bein preacnted a special reading. A buffet supper waa aerved by a committee. On the refresh ment committee were Mrs. A. Petersteincr, Mrs. R. C. Dale, Mr. Bob McGhehey, Mrs. Clyde Thompson. Martha McCollum and Mra. Schubert. Slumber Party Held Over Holiday Mr. Bud Petersteincr enter tained with a dumber party at the home of her parent at 325 South Fifth (treet, during the holiday. Invited were a number of former classmates home from college. City Delivery Service. Phone 8417. - NO FASTER ASPIRIN FOR HEADACHE RELIEF Nona better than St Joseph Aspirin. Prompt relief of perlodla functional pain, neuralgia,, neurltlo pain. Big; bottle of 100 only 85c. Save a third! SUosephlfl ASPIRlfealV, LOTS OF PARKING SPACE NO METERS! S,l.aaa l" j 3SOaaia NEW "MASTER-WAVE" BEAUTY SHOP 4243 Shasta Way Specialising In Walla Cold Wave Permanent. Hasel Wake man, formerly of Eait Side Beauty Shop, In charge. Tale- phone 3341 for your appointment, mm w WED IN TWIN FALLS, IDA., in late December were Cer oldine Wilson, daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Y. L. Wilson of Monett, Mo., ond Willord M. Williams of Klamath Falls. Vows were exchanged at the home of Dr. ond Mrs. C. W. Burgess of Idoho City, Mr. ond Mrs. Williams will make their home in Buhl, Ida. 6 Honored LANGELL VALLEY Mra. Lloyd Gift entertained with a ahower 'at her home recently In honor of Mr. Paul Fitzhugh, the former Biltic DeVaul. A social afternoon followed the opening of gifts. Guest In cluded the honor guest, Mr. Fitz hugh, Mrs. Orville DeVaul, Mrs. Lyman Fitzhugh, Mr. Don Ross, Mrs. Gene Horsley, Mrs. Anna Gift, Mr. Chris Hood, Mrs. Besslo Campbell, Mrs. Owen Pepple, Mr. Ronuld Ros. Mr. Bill Beehdoldt, Mrs. LnKue House. Mr. Leland Pctligrcw, Mrs. W. D. Campbell. Mr. F. W. Brown, Mnr MotK Potucck, Mr. Ray Davis, Mrs. Jnhnnlo Camp bell, Mrs. Homer Robert. Mrs. Barney Brown, Mr. Eddie Ru pert. Mr. John Sullivan, Mrs. Charles Partridge, Mr. Bill No votny, Mr. Mike Dearborn, Mrs. Mike McAullffc, Mrs. Paul Mon roe, Mr. George Fernlund, Lila Drlscoll, and Hazel and Edith Gift. Refreshments wore served at the afternoon's close. Friends Gather On Maw Year's Day MERRILL Dinner guests at Ihe William Carpenter home in Merrill on New Year's Day were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carpenter of Alturas. Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Al Johnson and two sons of Canbv, Calif., and Dale Davis of Merrill. Bridge Club BLY Mrs. Dave Campbell was hostess to the bridge club for a recent party. Decorations followed a holiday motif. High acore was held by Mrs. Jack Harrison, and second high by Mrs. F. H. Armstrong. After an exchange of gift, refreshment were served to Mr. Herb Hadley, Mrs. Bert M union, Mrs. Harry Schocn berg. Mrs. Harold Powell, Mrs. F. H. Armstrong, Mrs. C. A. Smith, Mrs. Jack Harrison and the hostess, Mrs. Campbell. Co Mel en Ownir and Operator of Helen's Beauty Shop 8200 for your beauty workl 4058 Shasta Way Ph. 8200 LITTLE GIANT WASHING MACHINE Instantly ready, yet our of the way! Does a full-sized family wash in 20 minutes even blankets! Cleaner, faster, easier! Come In, See t . . . Available For Delivery Today I mmirs 609 S. 6th St. Phone 6989 Rebekahs Hold Last Meeting On Thursday evening, Junuary 2, Prosperity Rcbckah lodge held It last meeting with the 3948 officer In their chair. Ada Willita, noble grand, presented each officer and member of the degree staff with a souvenir In the lodge color. The 1048 project of the noble grand was a set of officers' regalia which wa presented by her to the district deputy president, Alma Cofer, who accepted the gift for the lodge. The regalia consists of pink and green cord with the emblem of the office attached. The 1847 officer were installed by Alma Cofer, district deputy preaident, assisted by Elizabeth Ramsby, deputy grand marshal; Esther Mast, deputy grand warden: Jennie Hurn. deputy grand aecretary; ivy Propst, deputy grand trcaaurer; Blanche Barker, deputy grand chaplain; Beatrice Deniaon, deputy grand musician; Martha Baker, dep uty Inside guardian; Alice Law rence, deputy outside guardian. O. C. Rice, past noble grand; Frank Hogue, past noble grand; A. Erickson. past noble grand, and Ed Lawrence, vice grand of Klamath Fall IOOF, acted a escorts. The 1847 officer are Ora Sweet, noble grand; Berenice McCracken, vice grand; Alice Z. Goeller, recording secretary; Sadie M. Rand, treasurer; Char lotte Martin, chaplain; Corinne Larson, muaiclan; Vera Clem en, right upportcr to the noble grand; Blanche Motschcnbach er, left supporter to the noble grand; Ivy Propst, right sup porter to the vice grand; Ruth Hcdricks, left supporter to the vice grand; Lcla Blubreckt, in side guardian, and Stella Dry den, outside guardian. Alma Cofer Drescnted Ada Willits, junior past noble grand, with her official Jewel, a gift from Minnie Will it of Cottage Grove. Elizabeth Ramsby, presi dent of the Past Noble Grand club, welcomed Ada Willits to membership In the club. Soloists of the evening were Ella Mac Ross and Corinne Lar son, accompanied by Beatrice Dcnison, and the meeting was closed by Ora Sweet, noble grand for 1947. St. Paul's women's auxiliary held its annual holiday party in late December at the home of Mrs. R. H. Radcliffe. A short devotional service and carols were followed by a reading by the Rev. Godfrey Matthews of ine community Congregational church. Betty Gliddcn sang a number or inristmas carola and later. member exchanged gifts. Re freshments were served by the nosie ss. Gift Exchange Members of Aloha Past Ma trons club gathered at the Ma sonic temple, Friday, December Z7, (or a l o clock luncheon, Christmas tree and gift ex change. Mrs. Charles Joseph martin, Mr, fcllzabelh Norn, Mr. Jennie Hurn and Mrs. Laura Willits were in charge of the luncheon arra.-igcments, while Mr. Oscar Peyton pro vided the appropriately decorat ed Christmas tree and distribut ed gifts. Mrs. Fred Cofer. club presi dent, presided during the brief business meeting. Member pres ent for the ofternoon were Mrs. Cofer. Mrs. H. G. Wortley. Mrs. Willits, Mr. Charle J. Martin, Mrs. Elizabeth Norn, Mr. Wil bur A. Jones, Mrs. Alfreda Stein metz, Mrs. Jennie Hurn, Mrs. Mae Balsiger, Mrs. Ella McMil lan, Mrs. Ida Grimes, Mra. Will Wood, Mr. Amelia Hanks, Mrs. C. L. Harvey. Mr. "W. B. DeWitt. Mrs. Catherine Casper, Mrs. J. F. h'enrod, Mrs. Christine Murdoch and Mrs. Kate Peyton. Mrs. Lorraine Myer, past matron from Wisconsin, now residing in Klamath Falls, was a special guest. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. DeWitt and Mrs. Wortley. Host esses for the next regular meet ing. January 31, will be Mrs. Wilbur A. Jones, Mrs. Glen Kent, Mrs. Charlotte Martin and Mrs. Bernice Finch. Mrs. W. B. DeWitt was appointed to visit the sick during the month of January. IVOMEH! TRY THIS fyoure NERVOUS Ok HXKim DAYS' f Moth! If funcUoniLl montbly disturbance cum you to ni0er nerroua tcoatoa t uch times thi great medlcln i Jamtmt to reUert cud. trmptom. nraAl.D a new, KUiraih Ftlli, Ort. wkdnksdat, Imm, t, lIT, ra Inn Altrua Class . Altrua class of the First Methodist church held It Christ ma party at the home of Mr. Wendell B. Smith of 1114 East street, and the co-hostess was Mr. Paul Deller. Mrs. Carroll Poole was elected president and Mrs. Stewart Snell, secretary treasurer. The outgoing president, Mrs. Willard Preston, reported on completed projects for the peat yeer; book were made for children, and stuffed toy and icrapbooks made from Christ mas cards were made and sent to the isolation hospital and the children's farm in Medford. One underprivileged girl was out fitted with clothing and the Mizpah and Altrua clasaes pre sented a large picture to the church parlor, which now hangs above the fireplace. Mrs. Victor Phillip received, the award for high score In (he ga.net which followed the busi ness meeting. Later there wag a Christmas gift exchange. Refreshments wore served by tho hostesses to Mrs. Carrol Poole, Mrs. Eldred Putnam. Mra. Walter Herndon, Mra. Bruce Blnkiey, Mrs. Charles Howrey, Mr. David Snyder,. Mra. Loy Barker, Mr. Victor Phillips, Mra. Stewart Snell, Mr. Wallace Uerlinga, Mr. Wlllard Preston and Maude Wetherxpoon. - nAllnllllln buuiimriii ri OF COLDS M. 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