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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1947)
Toastmistress Club Gathers At tlin iiifclliiK of (ho Klnmiith r'alla ToitntmlHtrcxK club Wpdnraday rvpnliiK, Kclmuiiy 12, nt thr home of Dorothea Beck wllh, Mm. Aniix Price proaldi-d on tmixtmlMtroMM. Tim topic of the evening w, "Where I Work." Mm. Dorothea Buck briefly de scribed Hie hlalory of Iho piuiiico tile Industry In Kliimtilh county where II la conmiiriitlvely new I'uiulce tile ! being widely uaed In bulldluu both liomeii und coiunierclnl bulldliiKs In Kliimnth I'M I In ui id aurroiiiidlnif communities, mild Mm, Duck, aegrotnry and bookkeeper for one of the pumice tile niiuiufiiclurora in Klamath Kails, The tile It steam i-urcd nuiilnnt swelling, shrink age 11 rid breiikiiue In specially couatrticlcd tteuin kllna und the llln cornea In ninny sle for the iiiuiiy different purposes for which It la uacd, "No two people ever do the auina things with their duya be inline no two pi'monnlitlea ever rruct In exactly the aunie wuy to liny one allimllou," auld Mra. Helen Mueller, "aa aouie lire planners unit ulhem Jiml muddle tilonii. Mm Mueller apoke ot her Hinbltlon to become un office worker mid her efforta In plan ning her liya nt biialnesa achool in audi wny aa to derive the ulmoat henrllta from her atudlea. She compared her duya to a 'piece of needlepoint with Iho .1 ikiiitii!iilittnnta miri Hit limit lc aa the knola und anuria and Iho uccoiiipllxhiiionta na the amoolh beautiful ly-doue puttern. "In niuny wuya a boniemuker 'liu u very difficult Job as It cumprlaea ao niuny different akllla," auld Mra. A. 1'. Heup, In apeaklng of her duy aa a home muker. llomemuktug la u bul ueaa thut la fascinating becauae eiich duy brluga up new iirob lema thut imiat be solved, ! tliuuuh the baalc routine muy remain the aunie. Kveplim houtu la the leuat of the prooluiua con fronting aucceiwful home ii.kor. M uny of the aoclul at t.nra und cluba uro aponaored by the hoinemukera und thereloru they muat know how to enter tu In with suae und uaaurunce. Kor the buay homcniuker, plan ning la the aavlng fuclor In ac cnmpliahlng the treiuendoua amount of work thut ahe hua to do und atll enable her to keep up with current event. A abort drill In purllumenlury procedure fullowcd evuliinllon of the different apeechca by member critlca. The regular club meetlnit dutea uro the aecond und fourth Wedneadayi of every month. The next meeting will be a de aert dinner meeting with current event the topic of the eve ning, at the home of Mra. Doro thea Buck on February 2S. Conference . MKItniLL Mervyn Shuck, eldoat aon of Mr. and Mra. Clif ford Shuck und a senior ut the Monti'.iiinu achool for boya ut Los Ciulos, la accoinpunyliig Dr. E. A. Rodgcrs, deun of the achool, to Nuahvllle, S. C whero they will at lend a world Deace con ference for Junior atntcamen. left Loa CJatos Sunday. Mnny of the couutrlea of tho world, cog nizant of the purt thut young people will tuke In International uffiilra tomorrow, will be repre- aenlcd. Young Shuck, who hat inndit un excellent acholuatlc rec ord, wua the only Undent named to represent the achool. He will attend ui u pitta re porter und photographer and with Dr. Kodgera pinna nlao to vlalt Wellington, D. C, while in the uual. lntereat In the world peace movement for youth la being atlmuluted by Ely Culbert aon, bridge expert, who will alao be present Bridal Shower A bridul ahower wua given Wednesday evening for June I'iiielll when n no-host dinner wua urruuged in the Pelican par ty room, aponsoied by u group of friends und fellow employes. Attending the uffnlr were Mm. Glenn Kent, Mm. Percy Murruy, Mm. A. Pinelll, Mra. HurroM Eittrcim Sr.. Mra. Har old Elltrelm Jr., Mra. Bob Ly man, Mra. Deb Lyinun, Mra. Ar lene Derruh, Mra. Agues Vuauk, Helen Schneyder, llernlce Bat lis, France Cain, Mur.aret Bur nett, Shirley Sornn, Norma Puckett, Junet Kllchcna, Vir ginia Collins, Joyce Fett, Jewel Roger. Mary Ann Lyman, Belly Champagne, Louise Fett, Ann Dulcour, Maude Davey, Mabel Foster, Verda Heidland, Grucla McKarland. Donna Marie Mc Furland, Clura Strand, Sharon Strand. Laura Verbock. Vir ginia Brunner, Ava Stanford, Nine Klellng, Evelyn Hanson, Louise Ulcheraon, Mary Samp son, Delnrea MeFarlund and the honor gueat, Mist Pinelll. k Aijv " '.""1 1 n 1 THE BETROTHAL of Delores Leth, daughter of Mr. ond I Mrs. Jim Leth of Scotio, Nebraska, to William E. Heidrich, son of Mr. ond Mrs. C.'C. Heidrich of 213 Washington street, was made known here this week. The wedding will toke place sometime in June. Miss Leth is a teacher ot Shosta school ond Mr. Heidrich, member of o prominent Kldmoth Falls family, has returned to this city following lengthy service in the Pacific area os a captain in the United States army. Kcnncll-Ellis. Anniversary A birthday dinner was ar ranged at the Pelican cafe Thursday evening honoring Mm. Mary Leidy who waa the recipient of many attractive gifts aa well aa a beautifully decorated birthday cake which ahe cut. Placea were marked for Mr. Leidy, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Teare, Mra. Isabel Jackaon, Malcolm. Sharon and Ronald Jackson, Mr. and Mm. Warren Mason and Marilyn and Mr. and Mra. Frank Hall. 0 DISTINCTIVE APPAREL Phone 6222 901 Main Hand.,. of California V Mka"l km.,b.b.di.iovtirVn'1'"- I 39" Fishions (his smurt juilliard suede 1007.' , A collarlcss, straightline cuss'ti , bt had in lovdy .oft Spring color.- Exclusive at Whytal'f in Klamath Falls. Friday Dinner The Willard hotel bowling team entertained the sponsors, Mr. and Mm. W. D. Miller, with a Valentine's Day dinner party Friday evening of last week at the Log Cabin inn. Mra. Miller wat presented with a corsage of red rosea and Mr. Miller re c e i v e d photograph of the team. Present were Mr. and Mm. Miller, Mr. and Mm. C. R. Long, Mrs. E. Borden, Mrs. Cliff Bax ter, Mr. Bemice Britt. Mrs. Martha McCollum and Mm. A. C. Backes. Banquet Held The annual banquet of the Spanish American War Veterans and auxiliary was held Saturday evening at the Red Rooster cafe when members of Herbert Ap plegate. camp, No. 25, enter tained. Guests were World War I and II veterans and their wives. J. H. Carnahan, member of the post, presided at the banquet. The tables were uecoratcd with bowls of acacia in which were net American flags, and tiny flags marked the place of each ?uest. Thirty-one were present or the banquet and guests in cluded, Mr. and Mm. J. E. Bon ner. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Sim monds, Mr. and Mra. E. V. Zell, Mr. and Mm. Jack Roper and Mrs. Mabel Brochtrup. OARRELL is the son of Mr. ond Mrs. George Micka of Malin, youngest of four chil dren in the Micka family. Evergreen. Circles Gather ! This Week ; Circles of the Womans Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist church met Thursday, February 13, for their regular monthly meetings. Ruth circle met at the home of Mra. L. K. Phelps of 19S7 Auburn, and 25 attended Mra. J. C. Hunt, chair man of the circle, presided over the business mooting and Mra. Glenn Kent led the devotions whilo Mrs. Bruce Blnklcy was leader of the study hour. There, wus one gueat, und all enjoyed the social time which completed the afternoon's program. Esther circle was entertained at the home of Mm. Arthur Skinner of 418 Pine, and she was assisted by Mra. William Wales Jr. The Valentine motif was used for the table decora tion, and refreshments were served to 20 ladies. Mrs. W, F. Bruell of Redflcld, S. D., sister of Mm. E. H. Balaigcr and her house guest for the winter, was a guest, and another was Mrs Lowell Kaup who Joined at this time. Mm. O. R. Holioway, chair man, was In charge of the busi ness meeting and Mm. John Yadon led the devotions. Martha circle met at 236 South Eldorado, the home of Mm. W. A. Carleton, and 11 attended. Mrs. Mark Taylor had charge of the business meeting and the devotions were given by the entire group, led by Mrs. Cow man. A birthday cake was served in honor of Mrs. L. J. Brink's birthday, which falls upon Val entine's Day, Mrs. Bruce Hulsc of 1418 John son was hostess to Miriam circle and she was assisted by Mrs. Earl Redman. They served dessert to nine members and one gueat, Mrs. Eva Howe. Mrs. W. T. Withrow, chairman, conducted the devotions and the business meeting, with a short patriotic program following, and the clos ing prayer was offered by Miss Miriam Smythe. Mra. Withrow appointed Mrs. Eldred Putnam to fill the secretary's position in lieu of Mm. Joseph Hiker who asked to be' replaced. Mrs. Hulse then told something of her work as home economics teacher in Sue Bennett college in Kentucky during the war. Her account of the customa and needs of the people there and the pictures she showed were most interesting. Mrs. Eldred Putnam will be host ess in March. Mrs. Christ Huck, a former momber who has returned from Brookings to make her home again in Klamath Falls, told of her recent trip to New York and of some of the interesting and amusing scenes and events con nected with it . Shower Mrs. Charles DuFour enter tained February 19 at her home in Pelican City in honor of Mra. Harry Do Loach, the for mer Elizabeth Bruner who was married here January 23. The affair was a miscellaneous bridal shower and gifts were piled under a white umbrella for Mm. DcLoach to open. Supper was served late in the evening to Mrs. De Loach, Mrs. Mike Bruner, Mrs. Andrew Bruner, Mm. Leo N. Huls, Mra. Borghlld Nelson, Mrs. Keith! Walrith, Mm. Jeannette DeJJei, Mm. E. G. Ely, Mrs. C. L. Bil ger, Mrs. Howard Pernell, Mm. j Lawrence L. Little, Mrs. Ernest 1 Milanl, Mm. Lionel Robertson, : Mrs. H. C. Mesner, Mrs. Aubrey Smith, Mrs. J. A. Leech. Mm. ! H. L. Landis. Mrs. Stanley ! Thomas, Mrs. Don Divens. Edna Jensen, Marjorle uurour ana the hostess, Mrs. DuFour. Birthday A surprise birthday party was given for A. Kalina, Mike 1 Stastny and Walter Stastny re cently by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kalina, Mr .and Mrs. Mervyn Wilde and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Stastny. Pinochle was played 1 with awards going to Mm. Ivan Petrasek for high and low to Mrs. Rudy Jelinek. Ted DeMer ritt received high for men, Wil liam Rajnus. men's low. and traveling to Mrs. Ivan Petrasek. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. Kalina. Mike Stastny, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stastny, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Petrasek, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Jelinek, Mr. and Mrs. ; Loyal Saunders, Anton Petrasek, ! Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schmidl, Mr. , and Mrs. William Rajnus, Mr. , and Mrs. Ted DeMerritt. Mr. and j Mrs. Elzie Roberts and the hosts. X. TOWHl Cascade Cleaners New Location at 330 So. 7th They've Installed a completely new dry-cleaning unit, new presses, a new finishing department. They now do even bet ter work than before. 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