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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1947)
ihower At Malin Held On Friday MALIN Mm. Lucldle Tofcll i Mary June llnrnbeak) wan hon ored at bridul shower lust Krldiiy, Jnnimry 81, lit the f'luircn, Kiven uy vuierie Hauler nirK, Mrs. Frank I'nViir, Mm, ).iiinu' uradsnnw and Mrs, j, n. sHnllirf. A mime uim nliiveH. fiirlv In i In- nvenliiu with hluh score no iiU lo Mm. Pansy Hornbook. The initio was attnictl vcly decorated ,.iiiilla mill n linioinnl Iriowcrs, At the close, of tho Jdmwer refreshment were served in m iiiinn iicoer, mr. Muriun Klrkpiili'lck, Ncdra Kessler, Mm. Anton Suty, Mm, Dick Ilciir.el, Mm, Paul I'etrnsck. Mm. John Herslifcll, Marie Tofell, Mm. Dim McAullffe. Mm. Krunk To- foil, Mm, Le.iter Pierce, Mm. Hal-bi-i't VIInn, Mri.Kllziibelh I'nuyr, iln. KiKiy rayur, Mr, ninrina wminin, Liuiru iioriiDPUK, uruy .In Hurnbeak. Mm. Jack Mlnklcr. 'Mr$, Jack Steysknl, Mm. Kred jj'lordon, Mm. Umi Johnson, Mm. -'JjHiidy Jellnck. Mm. Hubert More-film-k, Mn. Gi-etno Minx, Mm, i'WIIIIum ttiijiius, Mm. James vrf Woman, Mm. Dick Stevenson, 'fflrs. Peurl Carslcy, Anna Curka, l.HIIc Cucku, Amelia Cucku. Mm. fl'Teit Ui Merrill. AM r a. Edwin Stuslnoy, Mm. Walter Stiistncy, ll'unay llornlivak, 1 Intel Thomp son, Mm. Gordon Hurrls, Mm. ijolin Clnrk. Mm. Kmil Tofell, Mm. Murlo f Potucek, ArlctH Cirlffltli, Diirlcne ifirlfflth, Mm. Charles Kcnyoit, Mr. Joe Hulousek, Mm. W. C. JUiillon, Mm. 'Hubert llynirs, Mr. J Don Mucken, Mm. John Dnckley, J Mm. John llerrhmnhuw, Mm. V, 1 1 tuvlliiu. Mm, I'erry Haley, Mm. Clarence Hundley, Mm. Klzlo Huberts, Mm. John FrielaK, Mm. I Vac Kalina, Mm. Charles Spolek, I Mm. Hay Van Meter. Mm. Clyde Van Meter, Mm. Cieoruo Doner, 'i .Mrs, Merle Loosley, Mm. Cieoruo fMlcka, Mm. William Suiindem, )Mr. C. Huy, Mary Ruth liny, Kathleen Wilson, Itoxanne Wll , mill. Mm. W, J. Ilulbrouk. Mm. Dewey Smith, Mm. Floyd liar f nmn, Mm. Wayne llolbrook. Mra Maniey jonnnon, Mm, Louis Ko linn, Mm. Joo Jacobs, Mm. Joe Polucck, Mm. Orvllle Kirkpnt-ric-k. Mm. Cieoruo llrothimek, Mm. John Stern. Mm. Eddie i Petranek. Mm. John Derra. Mm. P. J. ; FUner. Mary Lou Nine, Mm. Roy J Kuni. Mm. Ilurold Freeman, Mm. Amelia Bishop, Mm. Adolph ; Cacka, Mm. Ivan Petrasck, Mm. i (Jlcn Morion, Mm. Mclvin Kit i uatrlck. Mm. Nellie Irvine, Mm. i Lloyd Mock, Mm. Joe Lahoda, I Mm. Ceome Smalloy, Mm. Harry I Wilson and Mm. Earl Wilson. ,! Mm. Clarence Klrkpatrlck, Mm. 4 A. E. Street. ... f Ye Olde Pinochle club met if Thumduy, February fl, with .; Kathryn Billlniis (or a salad plate at 1 p. in. followed by pinochle. Lizxle Little and Ar I thur Stone were Burst and I Eleanor Lewis, became a mem ! ber of the club at thli time. At cardi Eatelle Smith held high acore; Nona Hall, second; Grace NOW At 1719 Main BOB'S LMMVETTE Selfj Sesutice jUaundbuj, Bring in your laundry , . , wash, dry and mangle it yourself, quickly and easily. Call for appointment or just drop in. i OPEN 8 A. M. to 7 P. M. "Do we fak your hutband't taw and log, foo?" All kidding aside, Consolidated Freightwayt movoi anything that's loose at both enda. Two household moving service to choose from: 1. Moving Van service careful loading for long or short trips in specially designed vans built by our own shops. 2. Freightliner Pack-Crate-Snip service safe packing and crating for shipment anywhere. One of these, quick, dependable Consolidated Freightways services is right for your need and purse. rr , 1111 " "" j ' , ' '" i W ' a i . - , ENGAGED Is attractive Donna Dcane Bobenmoyer, daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Fred Boben moyer, 1302 Division. Her parents announced the en gagement this week. No dote is set (or the wedding of Miss Bobenmoyer and Leonard Scott, son of Mrs. Lenora Scott, 1314 Dayton. Both are graduates of Klamath Union high school. Helping Hand The Helping Ilund society was entertulned at the lovely home of Mm. Unit Heniel on February 9, with 21 members and four visitors present to enjoy a de licious turkey dinner. The society donated $ 10. toward the March of Dimes. Visitors present were Mm. Jimmy Oltoinin, Mm. Frank I'uyur, Mm. .Stanley Johnson, Mm. Nellie Huley. Members at tending Included Mm. J. Ilolley, Mrs. D. Crawford. Mm. Lou Druiter, Mrs. Lucy Graham, Mm. Perry Haley, Mrs. Eva Hundley, Mrs. Everett Jones, Mm. Clurence Klrkpatrlck, Mm. Merle Loosley, Mm. Jessie Lindsuy, Mm. John McCulley, Mm. Glen Morton, Mrs. Hubert Morclock. Mm. Noah Nyhart. Mm. A. E, Street. Mm. Jess Smith, Mrs. Lester Schrlencr and Mm. Dcrtel Shogren. . - Dinner Party . TULELAKE Mm. Armin Young was hostess at a dinner party Janunry 30 at the Sports man's hotel honoring Mrs. Oscar Hammer. The table was centered with a low arrangement of car nations and roses, flanked by pink tupers. Mm. Hammer cut an cluborately decorated birth day cake sent from Oakland. Places were marked for the guest of honors, Mrs, Earl KchulU. Mm. Walter Reynolds. Mrs. Otto Haynes, Mra. Lloyd Barber and the guest of honor, Mrs. Hammer. Bock, low, and Maggie Upton received the pinochle award. The next meeting will be February 20, and the noalcsa will be an nounced later. OPEN Phone 9234 Neighbors Meet Neighbors of Woodcraft held a regular meeting In the KC hull Monday, February 3, at 8 p.m., with Vera Roeves, guurdlun neighbor, presiding. Sylvia May Til ton wus Initiated Into member ship, und election of officers wus held. They will be Instullcd on April 21. A potluck supper fol lowed the business meeting. The next meeting will be Feb. 17. Juveniles of Neighbors of Woodcraft also met on Monday, February 'i, at 4 p.m. In tlfo KC hull, Louise liainhart, guurdlun neighbor, presided over the busi ness meeting, and this wus fol lowed by names and refresh ments. Their next meeting will be Februury 17. The Lady Euglcs club met Thumduy at the home of Mm. Mary Jones, 137 E. Muin. It wus decided that rcgulur day business meetings should bu held tho first Wcdncsduy of each mouth and evening business meetings tho third Thursday of each month. Pinochle wus play ed after business wus concluded und refreshment were served, A luncheon was planned tor 11:30 a- m. Wednesday, Febru ary 1 2th, at the home of Mm. Clara It liner. 2J4A Orchard, uft er which a theatre purty at the Tower will bo enjoyed. ... The regular mcetmg of the Eagles auxiliary wus held Tues day at the FOE. hull with about 82 present. A miscelluneous hower was given for tho Buu gus family whose house w a burned to the ground. Uuncing to Shepherd's orchestra con cluded the meeting. The group will meet again Tuesduy, Febru ary II, for Initiation of candi dates, entertainment and refreshment. A THE ENGAGEMENT OF their daughter, Viola Mae, to Philip Leroy Heath was announced by Mr. ond Mrs. Herbert W. Hofar of Klomoth Foils this week. No date has been set for the ceremony. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs." Arley L Hcoth, also of this city. Evergreen. Priced to Suit Your Budget DlllllliillS i f Lady's Diamond jt V- - - , '--"V - -r . ;," V :r , a; in" V- $ it f . I - . - -. . fi . lMrfMV In lll ll l,.., , , . ., ifl -f i. RECENTLY betrothed is Bon nie McCool, daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. C. R. McCool, who told of their' daughter's en gagement to Malcolm A. MacDonald, Longview, Wash., at o party January 7 at the McCool residence in Kelso. Bonnie is a graduate of KUHS. The wedding date has 1 been set for June Langell Valley LANGELL VALLEY Mm. Charlotte Fllzhugh and Mm. Nettie Davis entertained the Longcll Volley Womcn'i club at the community hall on January 23, with Miriam Potucek in chiirgc. Following the business meet ing a noclul afternoon was en joyed with delicious refresh ment nerved at 4 o'clock. Members and guests included Blllic Fit.hugh, Thclma Petti grew, Mildred Novolny, Miriam l'otucek, Katie Pepple, Phyllis Rupert, Mary McAulifie, Hatlie Walker, Monle Pepple, Frances Dulton, Clcnna Jones, Hazel MnrrUrin Mnxine Brown. Eva .Roberts, Editli Jones, Edna Hood, Daisy McMahon. Sue Hen demon and the hostesses, Nettie Davis and Charlotte Fitzhugh. ... Malin Parties MALIN Mm. J. L. Bailey was delightfully surprised when the ladies of the Helping Hand society honored her on her 80th birthday anniversary this past week. They presented her with a swing rocker for the occasion. Mrs. Uuilcy Is the oldest charter member of the society which was organized in ISIS as a social and philanthropic organization. Mrs. Bailey and Farrel Wilson were honor guests at a birthday party February 2, served by Mm. H. E. Wilson at her home. Mrs. Bailey's 80th anniversary and Farrcl's seventh were ob served on that dale. Others pres ent were, Harry, Lester, Rox anne and Kathleen Wilson, Mr. and Mm. Hulbcrt Wilson and children, Susan and Kirby, Mrs. Emmallne Filzpatrick and Carol Ann. The youngsters spent the afternoon coasting while others enjoyed visiting. ARE STILL THE BEST Valentine Gift! -V. TV Cupid whispers a tip "Choose a Dia mond from Rickys, and you will please . the one you love." Birthday Party Carolyn Adcle Gochring was six yean old on February 4 and celebrated the day when her mother, Mm. George Goehrlng entertained with a birthday par ty Tuesday at 'the family home, 1944 Huron. The Valentine theme was used on tho birthday table through favors and the cake decorations. Guests invited .included Caro lyn Adcle and her brother George,. Becky Whytal, Sarah Porter, David Majors, Tommy Shaw, Ulyssa Bulnntlne, Fritz Massey, Christy Hose, Suzanne Rice, James Norland, John Hlbbs, Helen Lee Groy, Bobby Thompson, Ronny Obcrhansli and Craig Llndsey. ... Shower Party n Wednesday evening Mrs. John R. alley. 1768 Fargo, honored her daughter, Dorothy DalleA bride-elect of Ted A. Ol terbcin, with a shower attended by 17 frionds. The wedding of the couple will take place sometime in Febru ary. Guests were Mrs. Phil Nida, Mm. Jack Otterbcln, Mrs. O. James. Mrs. Robert Hadlcy, Mm. J. Elliott, Mm. Frank Dcrrah. Mr. Lou Thurber. Mrs. Ted Schrik. Mrs. B. Dalton, Mm. K. Ramsey, Mm. Coy Wiles, Mrs. Carl Permin, Mrs. Paul Otter bcln. Donna Bobenmaycr and Phyllis Nida. . Honor Guest Mrs. J. S. Slczak was guest -f honor at a pink and blue shower given at the home of her par ent. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brad bury of 525 North 8th, on the evening of February 10, and the hostesses entertaining in her honor were Mm. Lou Spence and Mm. Bennie Smith. Cards were played In the early evening, and later Mm. Slezak was presented with many gift. The hostesses served re freshment to Mm. Howard Branbury, Mrs. Slezak and daughter Betty. Mm. Minnie Bailey, Mrs. John Bailey and Ronnie. Mra. E. A. McCollum, Mm. Russell McCollum. Mrs. Mrs. Harold McCollum, Marjory Waldrip, Muriel Johnson, Mrs. Harry Landrum and Clare Ann, Mm. Otto Smith and Phyllis, and Mr. Harvey White. BLY On Friday evening. January 31, Lyndell Harrison wa hostess to the bridge club. Two tables were In play with high score going to Nisha Had ley and second high to Betty Armstrong. Enjoying the evening were Faye Schoenberg, Elizabeth Campbell. Nisha Hadley. Thelma Abbott, Miriam Powell, Betty Armstrong, Helen Smith and Lyndell Harrison, Cl'STOM MADE SLIP COVERS Margaret Wheeler Phone 4054 Man's Diamond Rinf 4 f Select a Diamond Valentine at Rickys- r.'TT s- BRIDE IN CHURCH rites on February 3 wos Rhea Eleanor Cook, daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. David D. May of this city who was married to Rob ert C. Cook in the First Pres byterian church with the Rev. David F. Barnett officiating. The bride's sister, Mrs. Floyd Coin, was her only attendant and Mr. Cain was the best man. A reception followed the ceremony. Evergreen Farewell Party MALIN Joy Henderson, Louise Kinklc, Reeva and An na Conley were hostesses at a farewell and birthday party Sunday afternoon, February 2, at the Henderson home in hon or, of a group who are leaving for service in the United States army and the navy. Those honored were Charles Creamer, who also celebrated his birthday, Virgil Dokkin, Loyd Hunt, Bob Henderson, Harold Tate and Bill Tate. Games and music provided the entertainment with refresh ments served following an early evening theatre party. Thirty member attended the meeting of the Degree of Honor held in the KC hall Monday, February 10. Grace Bock, presi dent, conducted the business meeting and this was followed by a Valentine box and exchange and a social evening. COMPLETE li.ii .1 Wallpapers 9c-69c Hundreds of new patterns to choose from . . . gay colors to complement your furnishings . . . designs to make your rooms look distinctively modern! Here at Wards you'll find top-quality fade pmof, uashabU, and embossed papers at prices much lower than elsewhere! BETTER WALLPAPER FOR LESS . . s AT WARDS1 Hr.AI.D NEWS, Klam.lk r.lll, Or.. Malin Grange MALIN The Malin grange met recently fo a social time with Carl Hagel of West-Hitchcock corporation and V. L. Lar son, district manager for AUis Chalmem manufacturing com pany, showing interesting movie of the Alcan highway and hay making. Present at the meeting were Mr. and Mrs, Merle Loosley, Mr. and Mm. Lou Drager, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morton, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. George Smalley, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Petrlk, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kirkpatrick, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mackin, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paygr. Jim Addleman, Joe Chotard, John Chotard, Elmer Kenyon and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Street. ... Entertain Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ackerman entertained the men's drill team for the FOE on Sunday evening with a potluck supper on Feb ruary 9. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lee OwCns, newly weds, who were presented with a gift. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Leon Crapo, Mr. and Mrs. Mar vin Hamstreet, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Westrom. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Gubscr, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rum elhart, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Coch ran, Mr. and Mra. James Ham mond, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Up pendahl and Delores and LcRoy, Mrs. Amelia Jacobsen, Art Rob son, Mr. and Mm. Lee Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ackerman, Carol and Jackie Lou. The Thursday contract club met with Clara Standish on the afternoon of January 30 for des sert and cards. Two guests at tended, Ruth Palmer and Arlene Schubert, with the traveling award going to the former. Bertha Hewitt held high score, Idoline Schupp second. The meeting on February 13 will be at the home of Fannie Thompson of 1334 Owens. BABY'S Colds .Best-known home remedy for relieving miseries of children's colds. No dosing to upset stomach. WICKS Just rub it on. Yvt.saui Store Hours 9:00 a. m. to 5:30 p. Ninth at Pine NEW LINE 1947 -0 WRDNKSDAT, f.k. tt, IMt. F.t MM Club Meets Members of the Past Noble Grand club of Prosperity Re bckah lodge held a pculuctc luncheon in the SOOF hnll Tues day, February 4, with Lina Motschenbacher serving i honK ess, and there was a vry good attendance. In the absence of Elizabeth ' Ramsby, picsldent, Alma Coter, vice president, conducted the business meeting. It was report ed that R. E. Wattenburg is critically 111 In San Francisco, Alter luncheon and the businosi meeting bridge was played for the rest of the afternoon. The next meeting will be on March 4. Merry Mixers Ruth Lawrence was hostess to the Merry Mixer at her home, 1840 Oregon avenue, on the eve ning of February 6. The follow ing officers were elected for the coming year: Helen Griffith, president; Nellie McCormlck, secretary-treasurer. After the business meeting pinochle waa played and Louise Cramblett held high score, Joe Paup sec ond and Alberta Allen low. Refreshment were served by the hostess to Jo Paup, Billie Snider, Helen Griffith, Kuth Anderson. . Eleanor Curtis, Eva Morey. Alberta Allen, Louise Cramblett and three guests, Eleanor Robinson, Marie Mc Nabb and Grace Barthman. On February 20 the club will meet with Alberta Allen of 2461 Or chard way. Insurance is a specialty, not a side line, with Han Norland, 123 N. 6th St. KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Authorized Sales and Service Telephone 9200 Ruffle Tie Back Curtains Mad. U bhimi f fln..t material. Hand Quilted Bed Spreads Sen U. c.ln far Maplu aa4 aitlmatas Let me help you h a v a charming home. Send a dol lar bill or check for my easy to follow formula and an swers to your decorating problems and avoid costly mistakes. aaclal fallen riT. O.llars aT raaaj Florence Forsyth M N. I. WTiaat, r.rllaa II, Or.f.a m. Phone 3188 riMATI '645 Brood Phone 41S1 700 Main EVERYONE DESERVES THE BEST Phone 31 SI
