Past Matrons
Past matron of the Kualrrn
Rlar withered lit llin Masonic
Ipniplit Krliluv iifli'riiiiiiii (ur the
regular monthly 1 o'clock lunch
on mill afternoon ut Iii'UIko.
Award were iniido to Mr.
Rllcnboth Norrls unci Mra, C. L.
llarvey. llusteaara for the day
woro Mrs. (jli'nn Kent, Mm. Her
nlco Klu'h, Mm, (.'lini'lotte Mur
lln mill Mm, Wilbur A. June.
Mri. Krcd Cnfor, club presi
dent, presided nt Hip short liual
upM nii'iilliitl. Mm. A. 1). ICpiicr
mill ' club Hi'crutury, win wel
comed alter nil iihac'iieo of several
mnntlii spent In (own unit oilier
) mints. Mm, l.HWI'ence I'lll'lpil,
unlor punt niiilrini o Alolm
I'hnpti-r, OKS, win received Into
the chili, im wna Mm, l.ni'iilns
M.vem, nasi niiitron from Oconlo
Fulls, Wisconsin, who now liven
In Klniuiilli 1'iiIIh,
Mm. W, II, Di'WIU whs up.
pointed to vIhII the nick duiliiK
the montli of l'chnniiy. Members
were nuked to notify (lip hoatcsa
committee in udviincn if they
were uniiblp to bit prexeiit lit miy
llieellllH, ilnstcaai'S for tint hint
Friday In February will be Mm.
II. (J. Wortley, Mm. Oaciir I'cy
ton, Mm. A. II. Kppcrann mid
Mm. C. E. Dennle.
Exchange Vows
In Hip purlom of the Klritl
Methodist rliureb, Jiiulcp Mct.'iil
linn, dimifhter of Mr. unit Mm.
A. K. MiC'olliim, Merrill, hcriiuie
thp bride on Siinduy, Jiinuiirv
III. of l.oula Hubert l.lnvllle,
Kliininth Kails. TIip double rnni
ceremony wim rend ut II o'clock
In thp niorntnii by Kev. Victor
riillllpn In Hit preaence of Im
nrdiiilo fuinillca of the younK
rouplp.
The bride. lven In murrluue
by hpr father, wore an apricot
wool dressmaker milt with
brown acccasnrlra. A Inveiider
orchid waa ptnned nt thp ahoul-drr.
Virginia Shiirp, Merrill, in
liyiirlnth blup auit nnd hut, wua
brideamaid. Slip wore coraiiue
of Tallaninn roup buda.
Mr. Itlcliuril Morrlii wan best
nmn.
1'rccrdlnii the rrrriniiiiy, Mm.
SliPrmun Waldrip, of Tulelnkp,
anuK "Always." Marie OIm'ii
chnl n wn ut the pliii o
Thp nrw Mr. unit Mm. I.ln
vlllp pft Inlinedliitel v followlnit
thp ceremony for a trip to Sun
Francisco and nrp now nt home
in Kluuiuth Falls.
Mm. I.lnville. n graduate of
Dip Merrill high nehnol. In em
ployed In thp Flrat Nullnniil
bank and thp groom In aaxoclutcd
with the Fircalnnr (tore.
Luncheon
Mm. nrrnard Schultz of 3031
Shasta Way entertained Siinduy,
February 2, with a buffet
luncheon honoring her hiiaband's
24th birthday anniversary,
Guests Included Mr, and Mm.
Martin Anderson, Carol Andcr
on. One McEucn, Mr, and
Mm. Paul Andi'mnn, Mark and
Mlrbupl Andpmon, Mr. nnd Mm,
Donald Schultz, Mm, lngrr
Schultz, Mm. Jack Lunge and
family from Uikcvlcw, Keith
and l.yndn Schultz. and Mr. and
Mm. Bernard Schultz, the hosts.
TO EASE MISERY
OF CHILD'S COLD
RUB ON WICKS
VVAPORUB
ANNUAL
MAUN
Fireman's
BALL
Sat., Feb. 8
Benefit .
M.lln Fire Dept.
Muite by
PAPPY GORDON
And Hie Oregon Hillbllllei
Admlnlon $1.20 Perion
Dancing 10 till 2
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BILLY EVANS is the son of
Mr. ond Mrs. J, D. Evans,
5409 Independence. This pic
ture was mode when Billy was
soven months old.
KciinellKllls.
Hosteai To
Friendly Circle
Violet Vance of 4 MO HIiuhIii
way wim hoatcsa to the Friendly
Circle on Thumdny, and her
mother, Mm. Corey, win co
hoatcsa. Kleven incinbem attend
ed and there wan one guest, Mm.
L. E. Henry. After luncheon the
club worked on their new pro
ject, acriiplmoka for the Chil
dreu'a hoiipltnl, and u it him
Ih-pii learned that children iiku
to muke acrnpliooka llicmaclv. i,
It wna linked that nnyonc with
Chrlalmiia rurda to donate ahoiild
rull Kuthryn Hillings, phone
41)71.
Birthday Party
January 22nd
Velva Lee Cook, two-year-old
diitmhter of Mr. and Mm. John
Cook of 31105 Delaware, wua
honored on her aecond birthday
oniiiicraiiry Jnmiury 22, when
her mother entertained with a
little party.
Guest honoring Velva I.pp
were, Jimmy Cook, Betty, Dan
and Dcnni.1 Peck.
Women's Glub
The aoclul meetlnK of the
Woman' club of Bona run wua
hold In the library Tuesday eve
iiIiik, Jiiniiury 21. Hostesses were
Hetty I'ppplp, Muttip Dearborn
nnd Cledn Wells. On February
4, Tuesday, a buahieaa meetlnK
wna held,
During the gathering: pinochle
uud bridge were played, Mm.
Loin Horn received the travel
lull uwnrd In bridge; In pinochle
l.olii Punkey received truveliiiK.
Ulaiicho (Ji)wcn received the
gtical uwnrd of the cvcmImk.
Iti.'frealimenta were aerved by
the hoHtciaca to Hliincho Uowen.
Loin Horn, Dulay Cox, Mabel
Maxwell, lllrdle Hurk, Lolu Pun
key, Florence Horn, Liuirn Horn
ley, Olive Itoaa, Elan Hueck, Iva
Gourley, Cleilu Wella. Hetty Peo
ple and Mutllo Deurbom.
Farewell Party
FORT KLAMATH Compll
menllnu Mm. Junper Nunnully
prior to her departure for Worm
Sprlniia, Ore., to nuike her homo,
ii Kruup frlenda nve a aur
prise party Thiimduy cvcnlnK In
her lionor nt her home nt the
HiKhtmelcr nparlmenla In Fort
Klnmiilli. Mm. Nunnully wna
the recipient of a handkerchief
aliower from those prewnl, who
apent a very enjoyable evening,
wlt!i refreahmenla aerved nt ita
concliiHion by the two hoateaaea,
Mra. M;irvln Rocder and Mm.
Karl Juckaon.
Mr. und Mra. Nunnully nnd
aon Jerry hiivc made their home
in Fort Klamath for the pnat
rt,1 unlir, Nlintlllllv hUVinU
jbeen employed oa mechanic by
i in. itiu l.nkei llox company in
ita local Seven-Mile lounlng op
euitlona. He hua accepted a
similar poaition at the Wllaon
brotliera anwmill at Warm
Sprlnga. Their departure la re
gretted by their muny frienda
mude during their rcaidence In
Fort Klamntli.
Enjoying the evening with
Mm. Nunnully were Mm. Joe
Taylor, Mm. Willlum Pnge, Mm.
Frnnk Denton, Mm. Hnnaford
Willinma, Mra. Ord Pritchett,
Mrs. Nell Pritchett. Mm. Nettie
Bishop, Mra. W. Hcscnck, Mm.
Tliomua O. Dyche, Mra. Ival
Knox, Mm. Jease Rightmeler,
Mm. Frank Kendall. Mra. Rny
Pniwell, Mra. R. O. Vurnum, and
GIRLS! WOMEN! TRY THIS IF YOU'RE
On 'CERTAIN DAYS'
of The Month!
Do frmale functional monthly dla
turbanroa mako you frfl nervuiu,
fidUPty, cranky, no tired and 'drag-
Erd out' at audi tlinra? Thpn do
7 Lydla E. Mnkluun a Vegetable
Compound to re Mcve auch aymp
lonu. Il'aumouj for thla purjioaet
Taken regularly Pinkham'a
Coniwund hc) build up rmlt
ance aKatn.il auch diatrpaa. And
Uint a the kind of product you
ahould buy. Thomvnndi have re
purled benefit I Wurli trying.
VIOITABLI
COMPOUND
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BETROTHED is Jeon Wolfe
of Tuleloke whose parents,
Mr. ond Mrs. Harvey W.
Wolfe, announced her en-
gagement this week to Horry
. Rose, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Rose of Tulelake.
Kennell-Ellis.
Exchange Vows
The marriugc of Martha Helen
Jumca and John V. Kcrlin was
solemnized Saturday morning,
February 1 at 10 o'clock at the
Bible Baptist church in the pres
ence of a few close friends and
relatives.
The Rev. Keith V. Fields of
ficiutcd. Attendants were Mr.
and Mrs. B. B. Powell. The bride
woro a blue suit with brown ac
cessories and a corsage of sweet
peas, carnations and violets. Mrs.
Powell wore a green pastel suit
with a corsage of yellow rose
buds. Mr. and Mrs. Kerlin left im
mediately for San Francisco and
on their return will be at home
in their new residence Just com
pli'ted on Summers lane.
Play Slated
MALIN "Fix-In' Aunt Fan
ny, a tnree ncl comedy spon
sored by the Eastern Star Social
club, will be presented Saturday
afternoon, February 8, at 2
o'clock, and also Monday night,
February 111 it t o clock, both
performance In the Broadway
theatre at Malln.
There Is a limited number of
tickets left for the Monday night
performance and admiaaion will
be by ticket only on that night.
Tickets may be obtained from
cither Mm. Vaclav Kallna or
Mrs. Ivan Ottoman, Malin.
Mrs. W. Douglas Gardiner
and young daughter, Dunl, are
visiting here this week at the
homo of Mm. Gardiner's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Johnson of
N. 10th Htrcct. Major Gardiner
wua unable to accompany his
wife north, lie is stationed at
the army remount depot, Po
mona, Calif.
Tlic regular meeting of Zue
lima temple, Daughters of the
Nile, will be held In Ashland
Saturday, February 8.
Change of phone Pat Howes,
Realtor now 7266.
SUoseph
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the two co-hostesses, Mrs. Mar
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