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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 5, 1947)
Australian Couple Visits In Klamath Mr. mid Mm. E, Gordon McDowell, In the United HtnU-a nn on oducatlonul tour sponsored by Ihu Aunliulliin division of the Seventh Day Advenllnt church, left Wednesday uflor a brief visit In Klumulh Full and vicinity. The Australian visitor were kui'kIs of Mr, unci Mm. Jen Drown of Henley while lime and enjoyed Irl pit to Cniler Luko mitloniil park and the l.sva Neds. They wero heurd over radio Mtatlnn KFLW Hnndiiy innrnlnK on the Seventh Uiiy Adveutlsl church hour when Mm. McDowell iciinii un EnulUh translation of ii Muorl amm. Thl wu (lie McDowell' flmt rndlo broad- i .11 caul. After vlslllna educational In slllutlon throughout the United Mute, the McDowell will re iimln In New York for 12 month where ho will uttend C'olunihlii university, comuletlnil work towurd the rieiireo of doctor of education. After flnlhlna thla study coumc they will tour Enu hind und Europe for three months vinltlnu college and i)U of learning, beor return Inn lo their homo In Sydney, A tint rlillu. The McDowell hud ulreudy vlnllrd through Arionu und California butiire coming lo Oruiinn. They left here for Win. unpeg, Canada, stopping i Portland unci Seattle cn route. It waa August, 1 -, when thu traveler left homo. They re iiorled a rough crossing Ifotn AiiNtrullu lo New Zealand und smooth suiting 'rom there until (hey docked In Hun Kmnelieo a nip which look Ht day Includ ing (top in wuy poru. A reception honoring thrir house glint wi given by tha Hrown In their Henley homo Saturday evening, which waa ut- tended by XI guesi. An Informal evening wa 1 spent with game and entcrtaliv mem. Thosn participating In the en joyment and following refresh, inunts were honor guests, Mr. and Mr. McDowell, host Mr. and Mr. Hrown and son Coop er, who met the Australian while he was in the service, Mr. and Mr. P. C. Aldcrmm, Mr. and Mm. llurold Jenks, Mr. and Mr. Ituv Hrown, Mr. and Mm. Walter Fotherlngham and Mr. and Mr. R. Kinney. Also Mm. l.ornine Lowe. Mr. Erwln Snapp. Barbara. Ucryl and Betty Lou Aldemon, Belle and Norma Brown, Elourr Jenks, Joyce Peteraon and '- mle Lowe. f"t iK Ceni ire VUU Jl-UUIS The Cub Scout of den 1, pack 18. enjoyed a welncr and marsh - mallow roust and work in com - pas reading on March 20 at the home of the den mother. Mr. Edwin Snider. Present were Eu gene Krone, den chief, and John Ely, Denn Reginnto. Alfred Re glnato. David D'Ollvia. Billy Snyder, and rub mother Ellru Ely. Teggy Plunkctti Shirley Ann Snider and Jerry Tunnell, BirthHnv ' 1 Shirley Ann Snider daughter f Mr. and Mr. Edwin bidder 1 .f SR U'uihltiulnn tM.1fliraliw1 1 her 12th birthday with a party 1 given ai ner nume on aunany, March -30. A blue and white birthday cake centered the table and yellow daffodil added to the theme. Shirley Ann opened the lovelv gift which she re ceived, after which luncheon wa served to Joanelto VrandeJ key, Bonnie Fiella, Theresa Brunner. Peggy Plunkett, Kath leen Currier. Cecille Vanden berg. Phyllis F.I III. John Ely and Billy Snider. r ....... i MR. AND MRS. E. G. McDOWELL, visitors from Australia touring the United States, point, out their native land on the globe. y Guderjan. your RADIO On tha DERBY'S c See the Best-Along with the Rest! Magnevox Motorola Strombt rCarlion Beridix Zenith Sentinel RCA Victor Trav-ler Farniwerth Avioli 111: It It Y ' MUSIC CO. 1 uieiane vunu Contributes Tc Building Fund TULrXAKK The guild of the Tuleliiko Conimunlty Presbyter. Inn church, meeting Wednos diiy. voted lo contribute $300 to the bulldlnii fund for the new church lo be built in the ncur future mid mude plan for 1 no ,,.,,, tll( y,.,n-. Mrs, CJeruld Wll- mi. newiv piecieu nmiiicni. win In the chulr. Mr. Don Pot ter wa In clungc of devotion. The Guild will meet twice monthly during the coming year, the first Wednesday of the month being a limine meeting In home of the member und the second on the Ihlrd Wednea diiy. In the annex for n aoclal and program session. Mm. Lton Street hut: been appointed pro gram chairman fur the yeur. 1 lie Guild I111 Kent a box month ly to a war-devastated family In rrnnce and a letter ol an p. iciiillnn ha been received from the mother in the family. Letter coming from Franco are slow in reaching destiua ,nllg thl letter assure con- trlbutnr that donation are reaching thoe for whom they are intended. Mr. A. E. Ryckmun and Mr. Don Webster have both adopted children in Holland and word ha readied thorn also that what i being done is deeply appre ciated. A program of l';ip dancing, vocal mimhers by the mother chorus and dramatic number was presented. Mr. Edgar Os borne was program chuirman. An executive meeting and pot luck preceded the business meet ing Itev. and Mrs. Hugh Droit son. Mr. Viola Nelson, Mr. D. P. Held. Mr. Gerald Wilson and Mr. A. E. Hyckinun will attend ! sessions of the l'resbyterlal of i, Southwest Oregon convening in Hoseburg next Tuesd-iy and 1 Wcdneaday. . . ; . ; KeViewed The Woman' Auxiliary of St. Paul' Episcopal church met Thumday afternoon at the home of Mr. E. P. Livingston, at which time Mrs. A. Bristow Hood reviewed Srholcm Ach' book, "East Hlver." Following the program, tea wa served with Mrs. Hood and tm l..u UIbIII.wIa ..llin t ,'h rtrcmy appointed table, , . . 1 . f BetTOthol Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Lavin of 3531 South 8th. announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Margaret, to William Kel ler Miller of Washington. D. C , son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Miller of Springfield, 111. Miss Lnvln will graduate from George Washington university in Muy and the wedding will bo in Klamath Falls some time in June. Headquarters Balcony at d ! 1111 1 11 ni imssill 11. 1 im m rvrmm -oJJ. ft - mm x wt rn ' w - ; A OO II RECENTLY WED were Borboro Nyhort, doughter of Mr. ond Mn. N. E. Nyhort, ond Poul Whitlotch, son of Mr. ond Mrs. W. V. Whitlotch 6f Henley. Rites were solemnized in o cere mony read ot the home of the bride's porents on Saturday, Morch 22. Mr. ond Mrs. Whitlotch will moke their home, in this city. Evergreen. Apron Booth An Interesting feature of the annual pot-Ealor bridge party Him lew 111 ut- Kiveii l'J Ll,tr Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church Suturday, April 12. Wll lard hotel, I the apron booth In one corner of the big ball room. Mr. Carey M. Ramsby is chairman of this committee and will be assisted by Mrs. Ralph S. Hopkins, Mrs. Irving Dixon, Mr. Carl Michelson and Mr. D. V. Kuykendail. Fluffy organdy pinafores for the small fry,-aged two to five, will probably attract the most attention, but there are apron for practical a well a tea pur ly use and hand knit baby things. IW-M-rvations for the affair are being made and all women I of the biuin are Issued a cordial 1 Invitation to attend. Those with whom reservations may be made arc Mrs. W. A. Barron. Mrs. James Swansen, Mrs. Thomas Radcliffe. Mrs. .Warren Bonnet, Mrs. E. B. Gocckner, Mrs. Ir ving Dixon, Mrs. Elsie Siemens or Mrs. Dora Goddurd. Mrs. Raymond Reeves, reservations chairman, is out of lown but ex pected home this next week. Mrs. R. Henry Anderson is general chairman of the annual post-Easter party, and invites all women not interested in play ing cards, to drop in for tea at 4 o'clock. Cards are scheduled for 1:30 o'clock sharp. League Meeting The Convert League of Cath olic Daughters of America met in the parish hall Monday eve nlng. March 31, at 8 o'clock. Mildred Smith. Convert leneno Faihilr t p 1 25 .uJi Father prayer. A very interesting talk - H-1 lilt was given bv L. L. Lamb, after which a violin solo was given bv Philip Clark, accompanied bv his sister. Patsy. The Rev. Father John Dclahunty spoke on the Holy Week ceremonies in the church, and Pat O'Leary sang "My Message" and "O Cessate dl Piagarml," accompanied by Elaine Abbot. Rev. Casey con ducted the question box. Billie Walker was chairman for the evening, assisted by Ann Fiata. Mildred Smith. Winifred Quinn and Florence Kacic. KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lifetime Guarantee Fret Demonstration -Telephone 9200 Saturday Night 9 to 1 - "Music As You Like It" by the DANCEMASTERS Admliiion. 74c, Including Tax Sponsored by Poit 1383, V.F.W. Son Born Friends of Capt. and Mrs. W. K. Gallowoy, formerly of this cjly nnd now of Vallejo, Calif. will be haoijy lo learn that they are parents of a son, who has been named Charles Dwlght. The Galloways have another son. two-year-old Wayne Ken neth Jr. Capt. Calloway is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Gal loway of this city, who recently returned from a visit with their son and family. Copt. Galloway is a pilot in the Pacific division of the air transport command. While in the south Mr. and Mrs. Galloway also visited their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevens, of Richmond, Calif. I ANNOUNCED this week wos the engagement of Mary Mar- j goret Covin, doughter of Mr. jnd Mrs. D. W. Lavin of this. -ity. Miss Lovin will wed Wil liam Keller Miller of Wash ington, D. C, in late June. -Plcose Read Article "When Will You Be Sued?" Pag 21 in April S Isiue Saturday Evening Post Suggested by JERRY THOMAS Insurance Agency Dial 6465 121 N. 8th Salem Member Is Club. Visitor The monthly business meeting of the Klamath Fall Soroptl mist club was held Thursday noon at the Pelican party room. Alice Lamm waa welcomed home following an Interesting and extensive vacation. Jessie Mae 1 -I..U ....... .lulnH tu. I CIUIJ, WM M Vlf-llll Ufc HIV IIICITUIIK. Kathleen Thompson urged lupport of the Community Chest program, which will again be considered as a cumulative drive this fall If ample Interest is shown. Recognition of Mrs. Lee of Baker, recently chosen by Gov. Sncll as the outstanding Oregon ' mother for 1947, was presented hv Isahells Brlxnor. Mrs. Lee. a Soroptimlst, is superintendent of schools of Baker county, and the mother of fpur boy, all of whom crved In th last World War. The club voted to undertake us a nrolect a four year scholar ship for numcs' training for some denerving girl, to be cnosen Dy a r . . .. . committee appointed to maKe tne n faehlon," shown by La selcctlen. ;Pointe's. A report on the Easter sca! ! The election of officers was drive now under way for funds i the most important feature of for the National . Society for j the business meeting, presided Crippled Children and Adults. lover by Mrs. William Milne, was given by the chairman of The following officers were the drive, Esther Lawler. elected for the year 1947-48: Bet- She expressed appreciation for the cooDeration and efforts ol the Girl Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, Boy Scouts and Pep Peppers, who made the sales on the streets last Saturday such a success. The Saturday sales netted $514.83, with hiah sales by a Peo Pepper ! who turned in $40. Miss LBWler said the total contributions at the last counting were $745, with some sources still to be included. Betrothed Mr. and Mrs. Lee F. Thorndike 1 At thi! ci0Be of tne evening of Great Falls, Mont., announce ; Mrs. Saunders sarved refreh the engagement of their daugh-! ments to Phyllis White. Mrs. Ar- ter, Marjorie Louise to Harold M. Patterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jamas Patterson of Klamath Falls. No date has been an nounced for the nuptials. Miss Thorndike was graduated from Great Falls schools and at tended Washington State college where she majored in physical education. She later studied physical therapy at Stanford uni versity, and is now In charge of the physical therapy department of the Eugene general hospital, Eugene. She is a member of Chi Omega and FM Kappa rni soror ities and Mortar Board. Mr. Patterson, formerly of Great Falls, attended schools there, graduating from Klamath j8i Alturas, and later in the. Union high school In Klamath , month, Cedarville and Fort Bid Falls. He served in the army for ; wen. A number of members of ' two years and is now majoring i the Tulelake chapter expect to : In civil engineering at Oregon ; visit Adin and Alturas with her. i State college in Corvallis. He is j The Eastern Star Social club affiliated with Sigma Phi Ed-i met Friday in the annex of the! sllon fraternity. i Community Presbyterian church ' A Llndley, of the Salem Soroptimlst .. Sorority Mrs. Max A. Saunders enter tained members of Kappa chap ter, Beta Sigma Phi sorority, at her home. 2911 Summers lane, on Thursday evening, March 27. The program for the evening ieentered. on lhe rjlm "fantaiv 4 iic iji un am ii ;'y irKie, president; wrs van Thome, vice president; Phyllis White, recording secretary; Mrs. Kay Kitzcl, corresponding secre tary; and Mrs. Russell Brack man, treasurer. The newly-elected officers will be installed on May 8. Final plans were told for the chapter's Easter breakfast to be held at the Winema hotel at 9 o'clock, Easter morning. Mrs. Lorn Dalcour is In charge of arrangements and is assisted by Mrs. Max Saunders and Bettv )7.lrbl thur Moore, Eleanora Weather ford. Mrs. Russell Brackman. Mrs. Don Dlvens, Mrs. John Martin, Jackie McLellan, Be'tty Zirkle. Mrs. Eldon Phair. Mrs. Howard Pernell, Mrs. William Milne, Mrs. James Crapo, Mrs. Norman Moty, Mrs. Ray Kltrel. Mrs. Lloyd Drew, Mrs. Howard Listoe. Mrs. Lorn Dalcour and Mrs. Van Thome. Official Visits TULELAKE Mrs. Ruth Boyd, grand matron of the Order of the Eastern Star for the fourth district, will make four official visits to chaDters of northern California during April. On ! j Aoril 8 she will visit Adin. Auril ! V f . It,, J - aMi i J--.set-K' -Kiar.'S hkrald new, siiaiii nils. Or. ( ; ... . - -.- v.,.?,, H . .....aMHaBSUISMBSIMBSrSVSMHHrJ DAUGHTER AND SON of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Sehorn, 321 9 Cannon, are Solly Ann, five years old,, and young David, three. Poternal grandparents are Mr. ond Mrs, J. F. Sehorn of this city, ana maternal grandparents are F. S. Hendrick and Mrs. O. L. White,- both of with Mrs. Agnes Bronson and Mrs. Ethel Scott, nor ses. Plans were made to replenish the treasury with an apron sale next fall. The chapter will replace the annual Christmas party with a box social. For Modern Chemical Pest Control Service on Lawns . . . Trias . . . Flowers . . . Shrubs Call Ed. Greene Service includes weed removal, fertilisation, f rasa fjTebltia. dust and weed control through fixing el dirt tariame. tbaly spraying ei trees, shrubs and flowers. Phene us in cluded in eur working list. Rhythm Slips Are Here Again! The Rhythmese bias bond at the waist is the very special feature of every Rhythm slip. It drapes the bodice in flattering per fection keeps the skirt from twisting-makes you swing along with a dan cer's poise. White or Pink Plain or Lacy Sizes 32 to 44 3.98 4.50 4.98 AfuanAY. A i (, un. tn inn Oakland, California. -Evergreen CUSTOM MAD SLIP COVERS Margaret Wheeler Phone 4034 120 N. 7th Phono 45 19
