Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 26, 1947, Image 9

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Herald and news., February 26, 1947, Page 9, Image 9

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1947)

Prev Page of 12 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.8 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 12 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Textf Valentine Day Is Theme Of Meeting Orion met for Ihi'lr ri'Kiilur morllnK Tuesday pvpiiIiik, Foliru try HI, lit tho Mulhodlat church. A iihort business mectlnu wan lold, lifter whirl) tint Kroii i enjoyed pln.vlnu a number 'of valen lino. Bumtii. Refreshments, wore nerved from a lovely Valentino. locdriitod tublo by thi liostemies, Mm. John llcytlon, Mr), Htunluy tlaohtla. Mn. Fred Ulcbn unci Mm. Jump Hem. AttendlnK tliu iiivntluK wiio Mm. C'y Linker, Mm. llnwurd D, liolt, Mm, Juinci N, C'liini!, Mm. Diilc Throckmorton, Mm. Henry Q. Morrison, Mm, A. 10. Gross, Mm. Paul Alexander, Mm. William Wulcs Jr.. Mm. II. T. Ilulse, lln. Charles Carlson, Mm. II. E. Seldeman, Mm. C. L. Uuiiur, Mrs. 3, T. Ooriard. .-Mm. G. F.. Wultors, Mm. David li, Snvdor, Mm. Chestnr W. New Ktn, Mm. Kenneth II. Hiimsnn. Mm. J. W. Evult, Mm. Hli-hiird renter, Mm. L. K. Juniper, Mm, r. J. O'Harre, Mm. J. V. Wuch lor, Mm, R. M. Llndbcru, Mm. W, D. Elliott, Mm. Churl A. Finch, Mm. V. J. Ilnrron, Mm. C. N, Thornton, Mm. Chrlllne Neit her!, Mm, Arthur It. Mllliird, Mm. Robert J. Fain. Mm. L. A. Murphy, Mr, S. It, rtalslger, Mm. Paul A, Lev. Mm. C, E. Dunlap, Mm, Joannptte Young, Mm. John lleydi-n, Mm. W. L. TerwIlllKer. Mm. S. T. Koran, Mm. Stanley Uechtle, Mm. Jamea Derg, Mm. Eld red I'utnnm, Mm. Ken Ulrlch, Mm. 'Ray Ward, Mm. Miitthew Doro Jn and Mm. Fred Hlrhn. First Party On Tuesday afternoon. Febru ary 18, Susan Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mm. E. w, hiicnccr, celebrated her fimt blrlbdny with a piirtv at her home, 1021) Mt. Whitney. Cumin at Utile Susan's flmt party wrro Wanda Row and Don Miller, Nancy Lee Alwood, Lin da Carliion, Teddy and Terry llulchel, Linda Kv Wood. San dra Louise lllrks. Gary and llnrbara Jo Smith. Knncy Lynn. Hall and Butch and Mnry Ellon Moody. Mid-Week SOCIETY Cl'STO MAPI SLIP COVERS Margaret Wheeler Phona 4034 Honor Guest Phyllis Duffy, who beenme the bride of Leonard D. Kinney on February 211, wai guest of honor at a miscellaneous ihower held nt the homo of Mit. Erhmdt lillnd on South Sixth direct on February 14. Hostesses wero Mra. blind and Mm. Anna Lo genson. Guests were Mia. Austin Adams, Mm. Nell Kinney, Mm. Rowe Kinney, Mr. Aaron Kin ney. Mm. L. O. Duffy, Mm. Dec ale ulnckmoiire, Mm. Murk How. urd, Mm. I'. J. Duffy, Mm. J. W, Caldwell, Mm. O. E. SclnieKer, Mm. Hurry Wlard. Mm. Walter Lund Men, Mrw. Homer Stiles, Mm. W. L. Clement, Mm. Clayton Wlnrd, Mm. Robert Luse, Mm. A. L. Grlachkowaky and Mm. William Blind. Meetings . The lOOF 143 and Fraternity RelM'knh lodue 10( of Bonanza held their regular meeting on Friday evening, February 25. Washington's birthday w com. memorntrd with the uc of a patriotic motif for party decora tlona. Mm. Butta formerly of Eureka, Calif., and now of Dairy wn a visitor. DISTINCTIVE APPAREL Phone 8222 901 Main B-4 111 H . JTinliiiiti mpotUqht your thoulder ' Admiring glances will linger on your shoulders, ripple-tucked ind feminine as you please! Kirshmoor handles rich KANMAK GABARDINE In a generous manner with wide parasol sleeves choed in the billowing skirt , . . does a new diagonal closing for the most flattering look of the season! High colors and Mack, sizes 10-20. 79.50 Exclusive at WHYTAL'S In Klamath Falli Monddy Party Mm. Paul F. Poteet and Mm. E. R. Walker were hostesses at niork shower held In honor of Mm. Marvin Wendland, Mon day evening, February 17, at the home of Mm. Poteet. As gupsts arrived they placed their glfu In a lovely bassinette made up of white aatln covered ...Hk nhlflnn nnH hlilA rib bon, tlili color scheme being used throughout the room. f n .n.r. nliVAH followed by the opening of gift by Mm. wenaiana, oner wmcn itr menu were served. f,tm.mtm ,l,l,A hrtnAfM) M Tl Wcndlund Included Mrs. Don Hancock, MM. Clarence lcwii, tTnc Innann Mr Ruth 111 i0 -.vi i aa - Carr, Mrs. O. K. Anderson, Mm. R. E. Alexander, mm. Walker, Mrs. W. I. Jurgenscn, Mrs. Irene Foglc, Mian Gene vieve Lund, Mrs. O. L. Goodcll, Mm. Millard Laehman, Miss Betty Jo Miller, Mm. P. L. Bab mm Unuinrii Riehn. Mrs. Thelma -RentleJ,' the honored guest, MM. wenaiana, uu uo hostesses, Mrs. Poteet and Mrs. Walker. 7 S v. . a- a f r : m in t . r a m l . . (l4 ' j 3 5 LJzml 1 HER FIRST BIRTHDAY CAKE one) m-m-m-m-m-m, was it good! Little Joan Hamilton celebrated the galo occasion on January 20 when she was just one year old. Joan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hamilton of North Ninth street. Evergreen. Birthday A l-.H.n.-l MrthrlaV waft linent ... hu rnrvl Vanderwall. Southern Oregon College of Edu cation student, last wecK-cna. Carvl. daughter ot mm. ray V. Wilson, 707 Washington, Umt.uiit m uirnritv sister. Bever ly Autry, homo with her. The girls nave recently Decomc mem- ?. .1,. hnnrv frnlornitV. Sigmd Epsilon PI. They drove down from school to celebrate Caryl a birthday wmcn was reD ruiiry 24. and also completing their mid-term examinations. Snturdny evening Caryl was hostess to a group of four cou ples and her house guest. Later the group attended a dinner par ty elsewhere. The girls re turned to school on bunaay. Thimble Club Stella Dryden was hostess to members of the Thimble club of Neighbors of Woodcraft at her home, 810 N. lith, on Wednes day afternoon, February 19. Fol lowing a short business meet ing, refreshments were served by -the hostess, and the afternoon was apent in sewing and handwork. Luncheon Former members of the M and M circle of the First Metho dist church were guests at a pot- luck luncheon, Thursday, Feb ruary 20, at the home of Mrs. C. H. Barnstable of 123 High. The circle, disbanded five years ago and tho gathering of mem bers was enjoyed by all, the first since then. The former members of the M and M able to attend the re union were Mrs. Wallace Uerl Ings, Mra. Lester Stcbblns, Mm. Urbs. Mrs. L. J. Brink, Mrs. Earl Redman, Mrs. J. C. Yadon, Mrs. H. S. Wood, Mrs. Victor Joseph son, Mrs. S. R. Berry. Mrs. Joe Kennedy, Mrs. James Henders, Mrs. Charles Howry, Mrs. Eliza beth Norrls. Mrs. Bob Norris and Mm. Barnstable. Birthdays Honorad At Sunday Dinner LANGELL VALLEY Mm. B e as le Campbell entertained with a dmnwr - n Sunday in honor of the birthdays of Larry Miles, Ralph Womack and Frank Womack. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Seatcr and son, Jim Womack and Ronnie Miles. Merchants Delirary Strvlc Phona 7423. Pick-up and De livery, fait, efficient service. 232 Main St. Don Becker and Dick Heitsmith, owners and operators. Library Book Suggests Spring Titles Picked up an Interesting book at the county library the other day which just advised us how poorly read we were, It In en titled: "Much Loved Books Best Sellers of the Age.-" and written by James O'Donnell Bennett. His collection, and you can test your own reading: The Bible, Stevenson's "Treasure Island," Burns and "Highland Mary," Washington Irving's "Sketch-Book,", The Autobio graphy of Benvenuto Cellini, Jane Austen's "Pride and Pre judice," Keats' "The Eve of St. Agnes," Lord Chesterfield's "Lettora to His Son," Thu cydlde's' "History of the Pelo penneslan War," Dumas Pere's 'The Three Musketeers." Shakespeare's "Hamlet" and adventures In the furnen vari orum; Sterne's "Sentimental Journey," Plutarch's "Lives," Hawthorncs "The Scarlet Let ter," Byron's "Chlidc Harold's Pilgrimage," Addison and Steele and "The Spectator," 'The Book of Ser Marco Polo the Venetian Concerning the Kingdom and Marvels of the East," Dickcn's "David Copperflcld," Goethe's "Faust,' Izaak Walton's "The Complete Angler, or The Con templative Man's Recreation," "Arabian Nights," "The Aga memnon" of Eschylus, Emer son's "Representative Men," Charlotte Bronte's "Jane Eyre," Chaucer's "Canterbury Talcs," Johann David Wyss' "Swiss Family Robinson," Boswell's "Life of Samuel Johnson," "Mother Goose Melodies" and their author, Mark Twain's "Ad ventures of Huckleberry Finn, ' Molierc's "Tartufe, or The Hy pocrite." Lamb's "Essays of Elia," Fielding's "Tom Jones," The Book of Common Prayer, Cer vantes "Don Quixote," Homer's Odyssey." . Bacon's "Essays, The Diary of Samuel Pepys, Gibbons Decline and tall ol the Roman Empire, Hens An dersen's "Fairy Tales," Shakes Dcare's "King Richard III," Montaigncs Essays, Thackeray's "The History ol Henry tsmond, Esq.." Thoreau's "Walden." The "Rubalyat" of Omar Khayyam, Swift's "Gulliver's Travels," Whitmans "Leaves of Grass." Goldsmith's "Vicar of Wakefield,' Benjamin Frank lin's Autobiography, the Dic tionary, Defoe's "Life and Strange Adventures of Robinson Crusoe," Carlyle's "The French Revolution," Dana's "Two Years Before the Mast," Bunyan's "Pilgrim's Progress," Victor Hugo's "Les M i s e r a b 1 es ." Macaulay's- "England," Horace. Lodge Meeting Prosperity Rcbekah lodge held a regular meeting In the IOOF hall, Thursday evening, Febru ary 20, with Ora Sweet, noble grand, ipresiding. Vera Barn hart was elected to receive the degree of chivalry at grand as sembly in May, and Marie Kil gore and Jean Hartley were ini tiated into the order. At the close of the meeting. Nettle Good and Gladys Shelton, co-chairmen, assisted by their committee, served refreshments. Tables were decorated in patri otic colors in commemoration of Washington's birthday. The next meeting will be March 6. KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Authorised Sales and Service Telephone 9200 Entertained Mrs. Margaret Collngwood en tertained on Thursday, Febru ary 20. In honor ol Lucille Gour ley. The bridal shower was held at the home of Mm. Harold Gourley. refreshments were served Into In the evening. Guests were Miss Gourley, Mrs. Lloyd Newland, Charlotte, Newlnnd, Mrs. Joe miss, Nancy buss. Mm. Morris Hclman, Mrs. Harold Heaslcy. Irma Beasley, Mm. P. W. Bliss, Mm. Pete Bliss, Mm. Baker, Mm. H. W. Walts, Mrs. Robert Waits Jr., Mrs. Rose Doyle. Mm. Dorothy Risley. Mrs. Howard David, Mm. Ralph Mor row, Mrs. Harold Freeman, Mm. Carl Harris, Mrs. Fred Gehr man. Shirley Morrow, Mrs. L. Cone, Dorothy Hammond and Mm. Harold Gourley. Unable to attend but sending gifts were Mrs. Delbert Cone, Mrs. Charles B. Lelb, Mrs. Glenn Gardner and Dariene uenrman. Special Guest LANGELL VALLEY The guild of St. Barnabas church met at tho parish hall on February 20. Special guest of the after noon was Bishop Lane Barton of Pendleton. Refreshments were served at 4:30 to Bishop Barton, Hazel Morrison. Billie Fitzhugh, Chris tine Brown, Bea De Vaul, Mar garet Burnett, Grace Deal-born, Virginia Thomas. Bobbiette Gift, Mary Noble, Bonnie Fernlund, Phyllis Rupert, Joan Marchant, Eva Roberts, Erma Partridge, Carolyn Dearborne and Madge Monroe. Party Hald On Saturday Eva LANGELL VALLEYt-A chari vari was held Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davis in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Mflvin Davis, who were recently married. Mrs. Davis is the former Beth Parker of Hildebrand. Dancing and games were enjoyed until a late hour, when refresh ments were served. RFaAI.B SrWS. Klmlh r.Ml, Or. WKDNKSOAY. f. 1. IM7. M1U Card Party Held By Women's Club BONANZA The Women's club of Bonanza sponsored a public card party Wednesday evening, February 0, at the li brary whlcr benefited from the evening's proceeds. On Tuesday evening, March 4 the regular business meeting will be held. Women of the com munity are cordially Invited to attend to hear the Bonanza high school debate team, coached by Joanne Givan. At the card party, high scores In pinochle were helJ by Mrs. Laura Horslcy and John Brown with traveling held by Lois Null. In bridge, vim. Fred Rueck and Owen People received high scores with traveling going to Harry Frazicr. Special award of the evening went to Clayton Sharpe. Mrs. Olive Ross also re ceived an award. Present were Mra. Lola Pan key, Mrs. Homer Roberts, Mrs. Olive Ross, Mrs. Laura Horse ley. Mm. Clara Bold, Bill Blsnk, Delbert Bechdoldt. Colen Rob erts, Mra. Birdie Burk, Lenore McMillan. Lois Null, Verna Dean Meggs, Mrs. Madge Monroe. Mrs. Gertie Dick. Mrs. Lillian Bech doldt. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gour ley, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Wells. Mr. and Mrs. t. V. Evans, Mr. ard Mrs. John Brown, Mr. and Mm. Buck Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Self Service Laundry Wash Your Clothes at Bob's Laundryette 1719 Main Phona 9234 Vincent Chojnacky, Mr. and Mrs. F, W. Brown, Mr. and Mm. Fred Rueck, Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Gowen, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frazicr, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Sharpe, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Pep- f ie and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey lorn. Dinner LANGELL VALLEY Mrs. Tom Wilson entertained with a dinner on February 16 honoring Donald Benton, who was S year old, and Beverly Anne Barclay, I n w no wus f. Other guests were Lucille, Leota and Pita Barclay, Mr. and Mm. Elmer Barclay, Lillian, Carl and Benny Pool and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pool, Gene Har grove, Mary Anno and Mr, and Mrs. Tom Wilson. City Delivery Service. Ph. 1417. 4 A Singer expert is best qualified to repair and ' adjust your ma- : chine. Reasonable charges, bated I ,on advance estimate. SINGER SEWING CENTER I 418 Main St Phone 8401 Refreshing lunch . . . have a Coke OTIUO UNDSJ AUMCOJTY OF IM COOKOU COWANT MT The Coca-Colo Bottling Company of Klamath Fall WASHING MACHINE SERVICE All Mokes Phone 880S TUCKER STEINKAMP APPLIANCES Esquire Bldg. vr, i'L' T't-'-' Hnvw..wig; '.-.'a "And b very careful the way you pack our family ifceefonJ" There's not a ghost of a chance that you can stump Consolidated Freightways on a moving problem. ' The experience of the West's largest motor freight line is behind our two household moving services: Up-to-the-minute Moving Van service .. . Freightlinor Pack-Crate-Ship service anywhere. Both are safe, fast, economical. One will fit your need. Our agent will give you details. 645 Broad Phont 4151 m jm it Tl TIIIMPI MEI II6IT LICIT AZALEA EVENING Deep, deep pink with rich overtones of blue . Montcil's successful challenge to night light. Complement it with Veroenche, Monteil's newest eye shadow. Lipstick 100 Refills 1.00 Cream Rouge 1.25 3.00 Dry Rouge 1.50 EyeShadow 1.25