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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1947)
Carnival ' Slated For Saturday One of tlje biggest events ot tht your (or tho students ot Sucrcd lli'urt ucudomy, I tlio all ium I Niilnu curnlviil which will bo given Mil week-end, Sulur day, February 1, In thu school uiidltiirliiiii. All proceeds will go to tlio academy and piironta mid fi'limtlH ii ru Invited to attend. 'J'lu' party atari ut 7 o'clock, Mil, Duvld R, Vuiidoiibcrg In general chulrmuii of the cornTvul till) yviir mid wun Uiu successful chiiii'muii hint year. Euch room lias mimed a room mother to handle one concession and booths will Inchiilu o country store, refreshments, bingo, for tune 'telling, a turtla nice, ring ton mid a winning well. Much Intercut In centered In the lovely little doll, Mury r'ruu cIh. numcd In honor of tlio Sluturs of St. Francis, which Ih being offered to Homo fortunate iiermui by Mm. Uforgo Knoll, During tha past two weeks. Mm Knoll hiii worked dlllgontly to creiitn for Mury Francis u de lightful costume which Includes mi academy uniform, uule tiruKH, tou parly frock, vucuuoii urn ii ii 1 1 led robe mid palumas. nk outfit completo with "knitting needle" kl polo, akin, 1870 bull gowu mid other wnrdrobo Items loo numerous to mention. The doll I on display at Flnnlguu's thin week mid In naming eacn little girl s eye to ahlue. All frleuda of ucudemy slu dents are urged to come to the achuol auditorium .Saturday night and Join In tlio fun, Entertain Mm. Murk T. llowurd and Mm. Clulro Splcm entcrtnliied for l'hyllla Duffy on Krlduy, Junuury 24 at the Howurd home, 2UU3 Summers lime, with a crya tul ahnwer. Guinea were enjoyed by the gueatu until a lute hour when refreshments were aerved by the hostesses. The bride waa presented with a hugo market buaket In which were many packages containing rryntal mid mlacellaueoiis glfta. Daffodil and acacia decked the rooms. Those honoring Miss Duffy were, Mm, P. J. Duffy Mrs, Oliver Kinney, Mm. Arthur Grlschkowskt and daughter Hot- ly-JInctte, Mm. Gene Duffy, Mm. Ilessle lllackmore, Mrs. Enrhurt Illlnd and daughter Mnrjoric, Mm. Henri Conradl. Mm. Ethel Millar. Mm. Hal West and daughter Jeanne. Mm. John W. Caldwell. Mrs. Dean Miller. Mm Arthur Brellcnstein, Mm. jumes Ray. Miss Annls Struthers. Mrs. I.loyd Seeley and the hostesses Mrs. bpicra and Mrs. Howard. Visiting Bon's Family Mrs. John II. Vundenbrrg nt I'orllund Is here for an Indefinite atay at the home of her sort and family, Circuit Judite and Mm. David H. Vundenbrrg of Wash Inglon street. I ( B & S IT'S A BIG MONTH for these three hondsome children. All have birthdays In January. Left to right they are, Margaret . Ra, four; Marianne, one; and Michaol Hugh, three; young sters of Mr. ond Mrs. Richard Gallagher of Klamath Falls. Their grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Biggers and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Callagher, all of this city. Kcnncll-Ellls. St M' v '4n A LOVELY DOLL ond her complete wordrobe Is one of the ottroctions to be given owoy ot the onnuol spring cornivol sponsored by Sacred Heart ocademy students os a benefit for the school. The affair is Saturday night, February I, ot 7 o'clock in the auditorium. Mrs. Ceorga Knoll, right, created and made all of-Mary Froncis' clothes. Admiring the beauti ful wardrobe is Edith Picruccini. Gudcrian. Honor Guest Mid. Glenn Walker was guest of honor at a stork shower given at tha homo of Mrs. bun Tool on Suturduy, Junuury 11, Fol lowing the opening of gifts, games were enjoyed the remain der of the afternoon. Kefif.ihments were served to Mulll Walker, Gertie lilnkcly, Gladys Murlln, Sudle Abruham, Vera Durant, l'riscllla Tubncli and children, Susan and Martha Ann, Iflu.nclic Gowan, Ituth Mc Gregor and David, Ann Jacob sen, Marguerite Brelthuupt and Don. Tillie Walker and Bobble, HiiM'l Stuart, Suzle booth and Mrs. Walker. HosteiMes for the affair were Mm. Hilly K. Nygrcn and Mrs. Ben Fool. ' PlnochU Club Violet Vance of 4310 Sliimlu way was hostess to Ye Okie Pin ochle club on Thursday, Jan uury 23, mid served a delicious salud luncheon to the members and two guests. Put McMunus and Mrs. Lewis. At pinochle Grace Hock held high score, Miiggiu Upton second and Min nie I'udgett low, while Mrs. Lewis received the pinochle award. On Kebrunry 6 the hos tess will be Kulhryn Billings on the Krno hlghwny. III b o r e w CLOSED FRIDAY January 31st for inventory Shasta Viev Shusta Vluw grangers enter tained for friends and prospec tive members at a turkey ban quet in the Shasta school Satur day evening with places marked fur ubout 80 at tables in the school cafeteria. George J. Kunz- mu:i, grunge master, was master of ceremonies. .The dinner kicked off this year's membership drive for the grange, organized by J. Alva Lewis, now overseer, in 1033. Two chortcr members, Mm. Hat- tic Lewis and A. G. Morrison were present. Introduced for brief talks were Rex High. Olcne, deputy state master, Oregon state grange; Lyle Hickman, master of the Midland grange; Alva L. Lewis, A. G. Morrison, Ada Bar leen, lecturer; Charles Stark, secretary of the Klamath County chamber of commerce who, with Mrs. Stark, was a guest; Mrs. Alice Hoover, chairman of the home economics .deportment: El ton Fishbuck. principal of Shas ta school, and Ned Smith, chair man of the Suburban League. Officers of the grange include George Kunzmun, master; L. Alva Lewis, overseer; Mrs. De ola Wryn, secretary; Mm. Allre Hoover, treasurer; Mrs. Arin oaricen, icciurer: A. K. Hcrglnrr, steward: Anna McCormick. chaplain: Ruth Mathews, gate keeper; fclton Kishback, assistant steward: Christine Clark, lady assktant; Nellie Lewis. Pomona; Louise LaSnllc, Ceres; Dclcphlne Bemlnff. Flora. The executive committee In cludes Anna Funk, Ned Smith and Alva Lewis. Attend Meet Several officers and members of the Naomi Shrine of the Or der of the White Shrine of Jeru salem attended the Initiation ceremonial at the Masonic tem ple in Eugene lost Thursday eve ning. The ceremonial was- the first to be put on by the Beth lehem Shrine No. 4 and the work wus very beautiful and impressive. Three charter mem bers of the local shrine, Mrs. Vera Clemens, Mrs. Lulu Hut chens and Mr. Oliver Spiker were Included in the class of seven candidates for the eve ning. Other Klamath Falls folk mak ing the trip to Eugene were: SLIP COVERS CUSTOM MADR at a rtaaonabla cent MARGARET WHEELER Fhona W Farmcrlj wllh Economy MoltroM Mrs. Charlotte Martin, Mrs. Blanche Barker, Mrs. Irene Murkhum, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dcnison, Mm. Arthur Epperson, Mrs. Blanche Marks, Mrs. Kate Peyton, Mrs. Ted Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schulze. Mrs. Oliver Spiker, Mrs. Will Wood and Mrs. W. J. Whitaker Jr., of Moberly, Missouri. Ceremony Read Sunday At Merrill In a 3 o'clock double ring cere mony, Sunday, January 20, Wilma Louise Graham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Gralvam of Merrill became the bride of Forrest Nelson Rockwell of Mer rill. Tho ceremony took place at the home of the bride's par ents with the Rev. David Barnett of tho First Presbyterian church of Klamath Fulls officiating. The bride and groom stood before a fireplace banked with white car nations and palms. The bride g"ivcn In marriage by her father wore a dressmaker suit of delphinium blue with a corsage of pink roses. Matron of honor wa Mrs. George Chamberlain, (Catherine McCullcy) cousin of the bride, who wore a gray dressmaker suit with a corsage of carnations." Best man was James Graham, brother of the bride. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Graham chose a green wool crepo suit with a carnation cor sage. Mm. Rockwell wore a navy blue dress with pink car nation corsage. The reception was held immediately following the ceremony where the new Mr and Mrs. Rockwell cut the first slice of the three tiered wedding cake which was mount ed with a miniature bride ana groom of old-fashioned design which had adorned the bride's grandparents cake on their gold' en wedding anniversary. Presiding at the bride's table were Mrs. John semorile, sister of the groom, who served the wedding cake to the guests and Mrs. L. S. Tyrrell who served from the coffee urn. The guest book was passed around by Mrs. John McCullcy. The bride who is the sister of Mrs. Alex Gooding and Mr. James Graham, attended Henley and Merrill schools and was em ployed in Klamath Falls prior to her marriage. The groom who is a graduate of Yreka high school is the son of Mr. and jig Vi 7 WILMA LOUISE, daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. W. B. Graham, became the bride of Forrest Nelson Rockwell on Sunday afternoon ot 3 o'clock at the Graham home. Kennell-Ellis. Mrs. Forrest Rockwell of San Rafael, Calif., who came north for the wedding. Following a brief honeymoon the newlyweds will reside in Redding, Calif., where the groom is employed by the call con struction company. The social club of Prosperity Rebekah lodge met for dessert in the IOOF Wednesday. Jan uary 22. at 1 p. m. with Eva Richardson and Mrs. Mast pre siding as hostesses. Each one at tending brought a tea towel for the use of trie club. After des sert whist was played, and Ada Wllllta received the award for high score, Eva Myers low, and Nettie Good was given the spe cial award. The next meeting, February 12. will be a no-hostess potluck luncheon, with a business meet ing afterward. .'A KBA1.D Sj NKWa, HUtk falla. On. Mid-Week SOCIETY Wed In Nevada Coming as a surprise to their many friends was the recent marriage in Reno of Patsy Ruth Dickinson and Eugene N. Gandv. The wedding took place In the Nevada capital with the Rev. Rice of the First Presbyterian church officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Randolph Hamm and Murray Dickinson, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Gandy, all of this city. Mm. Gandy Is a student at Henley high school and will be a member of the 1947 graduat ing class. Mr. Gandy served for three years in the armed forces and now is a student at the University of Washington where he is a member of Theta Chi fraternity. Both plan to continue their studies at their respective schools. Malin Affairs MALIN The Eastern Star social chapter met Thursday of last week at the home of Mrs. A. E. Street. Members present were. Mm. Joe Halousek, Lara Zlabek, Mrs. Joe Jacobs, Mrs. John Reber, Mrs. Frank Paygr, Mm. Ivan Ottoman, Mrs. Ted DeMerritt, Mrs. Lester Schrein er, Mrs. Jerry Rajnus. Mrs. Mer vyn Wilde, Mrs. P. G. Wilson, Mrs. Anne Fruits, Mrs. Charles Hamilton. Guests were, Daisy Hugghins, Maude Melton and Nell Retterath. Mm. Rudolph Cacka and Mrs. John Cacka were honored last week at a layette shower given by Mrs. Lester Pierce and Mrs. Ed Cacka at the home of the lat ter. Guests were Mrs. Earl Schultz, Mrs. Jerry Micka, Mrs. "Wonderful! is on understatement when you're talking about this sleek Serge creation in a brisk Helta rayon jersey print. Serge h devoted to fashions for the 5-fooM and under figure exclusively, and she doe it handsomely, as you can tee. Not the clever self-pouch pocket she's designed into this model... it's enough to make a kongaroo envious. Diminu.tyld by SERGEE el California WSUNRSDAV, J. , lull. rs S. I ... WED IN NEVADA were Patsy Ruth Dickinson and Eugene N. Candy who exchanged vows in Reno on January 4. Kennell-Ellis. McConnell, Mrs. Elizabeth Paygr, Mrs. Frank- Paygr, Mrs. Oscar Hammer, Mrs. Cora Young, Mm. C. Chrowll, Anna Arnold. Mrs. Minola Cuddy, Mrs. Jess McFall, Mrs. Adolph Cacka, Mm. Virgil Morrow, Mrs. Rudy Paygr, Mrs. George Micka, Mrs. Louis Kandra. Helen Rey nolds and Mrs. Charles Hamil ton. t&REUEFOFPAlll of headache or cold's painful ia TTUMrica, monuiiy junctions. SUoseph aspirin Sn'Jy GONE TO MARKET! Re-Open Feb. 3rd ADT NEEDLEWORK Ml I SHOP 325 Main Upstairs 16.95
