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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1947)
Officers Installed At Thursday Affair ' TIip nnniuil Iminiiiet mid limlulliillou of officers of the Oriucin Stale Nurses tiMN(ifhitlrii), district No. B, wus an ovenl of 'i'hura luv ovciiIiik, February III, lit 7 o'clock in Ihc I'cdlcun purty room. Table worn decked with 81. Valentine' Dny mnllfit mid nay rod heart and licainer. lied and while carnsllona mid while, ciinrilca wcro uacd on the table. Gertrude Whlallcr. tlie rctlrluK president, mid Iva Olscn, re- ilrlrm treasurer, wore prcacnlod with Kills from the aruuii. lhe '.IVicoiiilnii meaidcnt. Hlanche Howard, mid new treasurer, In" 'Howard, were-Riven iweet pea mid Irla corMKc. j There wcro 47 nuriiri present, 'i'i'lrrnpiiUiiK many different InilnliiK sehniils In Iho United (States and Cminda. I'rcscnl, Hlanche Howard, ICcrlruile Wlilnller. Iva Olscn, 'Inn Kdwardi, Malvraon Parker, Mae Spiers, Lydla I Inward, Kiiima Mason, Mr. Cicorilu Wrlulit, Del Campbell, Katharine II Intl. (icnovra JlKKur, Caroline ', Peterson, Union Mount, Mllllceiit !Vcl, Muriiiirol Strode, Mary Sharp llnmnioml, Lllllo llorrlnu .'ton, Kiln' Mulir, Knlhcrlnc Wll ; i, Mury Admna, Helen Kergu 'son, Mnrio Vcatch, Kather lliirsh ;l)rrmr, Nulullo ltclchonbcrit, I Martha Veatch, Mury Namll. iMury t.rnilhc Nino of Miilln, lone ' nrown of Merrill, Martha Holtz I unci Judy Itcyea of thn Indlun .service ul llcnltv, Murgiirel Ma ;lune, I'ruuy Williams, Elizabeth i l.cdbrttrr, Anne Caratonacn, Mll Jilrcd Miirlln, Jewel Huiior, Mm. Merit Smith, Itnne Davla, Anna ' Kood, Mury Smith, Annla Struth- era. Ilurhurn I'ctvrxon, Margaret ; Stluka, Maudullna llurtrulf, Jac . iiiiellno llocllchcr and Dorothy : Ityan. : Honor Guest . Mr. Archie W. Huff wua hon ored Tuesday evening, February 11, with a aliower given by Mr. , James Cnvunuutlli Jr., Mra. Ed ; ward Gill and Mra. Fayc Sllll i man In the lattrr'i home. Gucsa .' Inn itumea and blnito were played ', with Kid preactitaliuna conelud- Inn the eveninii. , The vurnl card tallica and larite lace covered table were decorated with red and white ' carnationa, double white candlo taper, and the refreshment atri'Md the Valentine theme. Thoae bidden to the parly were the honored guest, Mra. Archie Huff. Mra. Bernard Kind, Mra. F.nnla Kind. Mra. Carl All red. Mra. Rollnud Klnii. Mra. A. r. Condrey, Mrs. F. W. Moak, Mra. Laura Hilton, Mra. J. A. Hardin, Mra. John Hcginalo, JaM-phlne Itegliialo, Mra. Eliza beth Peace, Mra. Curt la Stock-(till,- Mra. Charlca Snyder, Mri. C'leo Duulap, Mrs. Bruce llnll, Mra. Margaret Heath. Mra. Koae Wells. Mra. Mary Wolla, Mra. Caroline Huff. Mra. Verda Held land, Mra. Betty Grubsurc, Mrs, . Albert Lonxmlre, Mra. Frank J Blackmer, Mrs. Ralph Fuller, Mrs. Leonard Young, Mlaa Mil dred Crawford, Mra. Bill Sparks, Mrs. Nettle Cpnrka, Mra. Hoy V. & ;.; 4 M! t( t.Q ANOTHER engagement of In terest here Is that made known this week by Mr. ond Mr. A. O. Davia. 4848 Bis bee street, who announced the betrothal of their doughter, Harriet Ann. to Robert C. Harrington, son of 'Mr. ond Mrs. W. R. Horrington, also of this city. The wedding will be an event of June. Harriet Ann is o senior ot Sacred Heart ocodemy. Kenncll-Ellia. The Thuraday Contract club met February I J at the home of Fannie Thompaon, 1334 Owens, for deaaert and cn afternoon of enrda. I 'carl Yorkelund and F.va Jonea were gucsla, and the hit ler received the award for sec ond hliih score. Idnllne Shupp held high score and Clara Stand Mi received the traveling- award. On Thuraday, February 27, the -club will meet with Stella Dry den of 610 N. 11th. Victory Club Tlu Midland Victory club met at the home of Mra. lien Derby on February 13 for a Valentine -xcliniiK. There were 1U iiieui- ben present aa well aa four Kucata. A reading on stnraiuim Lin coln waa given by Mra. Leon An dr'.u and a dlulouun on Amerl cunlam by Mra. vada Schineck arid Mra. Louise Milunl. It wua decided Ihut the club would give $5 to the Infantile pnraiyai fund. Award for thn day waa won by Mra. Oeorgn Flowers and for tlio beat hand made Val entino, honors went to Mra. Roy Huff and Mra. Weatfuli. I'reaent for the afternoon wcro Mra. Ben Derby, Mra. Tliclma Houck and Leland, Mrs. Pauline Gray and Churleno, Mra. Uluncho riowcra ana ucnriiiu Lee and Uonna, Mra. Katie I'hlppa, Mra. Ethel I'uddock und Dannie and Kuth Ann. Mra. Ei leen Mllllann. Mra. Minnie An- drlcu and Huth, David and Kuy- mond. Mra. Murlc Aidrieu, Mra. Hnv Huff. Mra. Verlund Huf.' and children. Mra. Mabel Thorn- aa, Mra. Vada SchmecK. iwra. Luuiae Mllanl and Wynn, Mra. I'furlo Mcl'hcraon. Mra. llut- chlna. Mra. Weatfall, Mra. Opnl Derby and Mra. Campbell. He freahmenta were served at the cloae of the meeting and alrvas- Ing the Valentine motif. RNA Meets A potluck dinner wua nerved to 55 members and friends by the Itoval Neighbors of America In the KL null rriflay, rcuruary 14. Anna Shufer and Anna Mc Cormnck, In charge of the tublca, decorated them In keeping wilh St. Valentine's Day. Mildred Akin led the gueata In repeating the Lord's Prayer. Following dinner the RNA convened lodge with :IH mem ber preaent. One candidate was Initialed Into the lodge. Mae Logan, stale auperviaor, present at the time spoke on In aurance and the coming district convention. She also thanked the officers and members for the help they had given her dur ing her atay In Klamath Folia. A gift of appreciation was pre sented to her by the members. The officers put on the retiring march and lodge declared closed until next regular meeting, Feb ruary 28. BPW Meets Roscoe L. Miller, consultant In hen I tli education, Oregon State biiurd of hcullh, Portland, spoke to the Business and Profession al Women at their club meeting Monday night. Miller, who flew here from Purlhind to substitute for Dr. A,l,,ll. W,.li,,lrl uhn Ill expluiued tile importance ui health In the Uvea of everyone mid the relationship of social hygiene and delinquency. i rie senior male octet of KUHS entertained with two choral numbers and Athena Lampropulos, Fremont junior high school student, sang two soloa. Tablea wore arranged at an glea and decorated with pussy willow, yellow candlca and streamers. About 25 members were preaent and about six guests. May Finney and Annla dimmers presided over meeting. City Delivery Sarvlca. Ph. 6417. CHILDREirSsO it nniinuo from II UUUUIIJ COLDS The Juveniles of Neighbors of Woodcraft met at 4 p. m. of the same day and the buninesi meet ing: was conducted by Louia Barnhart, guardian neighbor. 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