Herald and news., April 16, 1947, Page 9, Image 9

Evening Rites
OIIILOgUIN Al mi 8 n'clwk
iciriiiiiiiy on Tliurailuy evrnlim,
April 10, Mury Itutli Hmllli, iIhiivIi
lor of Kil Hmllli. mill Cliuillr Clulili,
mill of Mm. Kui'l Kola, vxcIiiimkciI
Vnw III corvmoiiy remd liy Jimllrn
of llm I'Miro I.lnvil Peter. Fur lirr
wrilillim tho Ijrlilo, n (iiriimr C'lillo
quln iiluli mhoul nliKlciit, worn
blnck ilinwi with while irlniillmo
nucfruiorle.
niirnlK wcrei Kil Hmltli mitt Mm.
tllll llnrclln, fiillicr nntl alator n
llin urule. Freul mid Mm. Knrl Kul,
imitlinr mill lpi-briillirr of tlm
III win. TIlii ymiliK cuiiplr will b
nl home) In Htemiirt addition 111
Klnmnlli Knlln.
On Wpdiiewlny pvcnlim Mm.
Oliibl) wnii honored Willi a nilwH
Imipolin aliowrr nl the home of
Rlrnn Pohll. lllldn OImhi wiih tu
liuU. In iiiimm Catherine Knox
mid the uurhl of honor received
liluli mid low M'oim.
Altrnrllvo H Kin were oiiemcd by
the bride. Invited iinenl wera
Juvne lrlury, Miuunrel Uuinnre,
Nulu llrniiiilnucr. Oleln Mnlhlii,
A I lie Fohll, CleniKln I'rlebe, Kup
Itoln Webb, Mnrle Joyin Diillnla,
C'ullicrllie mid I'Tuncra Knox, Ann
mid Jenn McKell, Mm. Cliitrle
Hieveiw, mid Mm. E(t Luileriiuui.
Plans Discussed
MICRIUU.-The Merrill I're.hy.
It'itmt MlaMonarv aoclety met nt the
home ol Mm, William F. Jliinclle
on Thiimdiiy. April 10, with nine
memlem preenl.
A tenlntlve plnll for the rnmliiK
yi'iir wi dlwiiued with detinue
nhiim to be mnde nl the next menl
Inif on Muy 14. The amnion will be
jield nl the home of Mm. Charlc
UiinnliiKhmn.
Mm. E. Kllpntrlck vnvn n report
on the recent preubvterlnl held In
Itoftetmnf. Mm. Lrater Moore In
mnlled of ftcem to nerve for the rom
Iiik veer. They nre Mm. I.ulhrr
Htukliu. preldent: Mm. Kennelh
Hi own, vli-e prenldeul; Mm Mnrlln
Wlnther. wcTeinry-trenmirer, Mm.
Cunnlniilintn, lllernlure nnd mem
bernhlp rhnlrmnn; Mm. Velfon Ifnn
klnn, inliuilonnrv ediirnllon uri-ir-tuiv;
Mm. Wlnther, lewnrdhlp
mid apirltiutl life neerelarv: Mm
Pnul lCWU, WeiUmlnnter fellownhln
advltor nnd children' work: Mr.
Kllimtrlrk. aoelnl ediirnllon nnd ne
lion, nnd Mm. "Kenneth Drown,
pi our in chnlrmnn,
Three R Group
Mm Ixl Myem entrrtnlner) the
Three R club nt her home Tueulnv.
April . Ileuerl wn nerved to in
member" nnd three iiienln, Mr.
Mnniuerlle Arrurl. Mm. Clnrn filler
ninn. and Mm. Ruby Alexander.
The club decided to mnke the
4 W-Jl
r '"v'.i A. A -4- m -Jt.jTTlA flr 1
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Dr. L. Epley
Dies At 75
Dr. Lloyd L. Epley, 75, minuter
und educator In Oregon and Cali
fornia tlnce 1914. and father of
Malcolm Epley and Mr. Helen
Hoffman of Klamath Pall, died
Tuesday In Puenle, Calif.
Death followed a lingering Ill
new, Dr. and Mr. Epley had vllt
cd in Klamath Fall with their
on and daughter earlier In the
year, but had returned to Puenle
In February becaute of hit falling
health.
Horn In Freeport, 111., Dr. Epley
xpenl hi boyhood on a farm In
Nebraska. He graduated from York
college In Nebraska, and received
n matter' degree after work at the
Unlyernlty of Nebruka.
Dr. Epley nerved a a circuit
rider In Nebraaka In the ltW,
traveling conaUntly on horseback
to vllt hi charge. Ha served a a
minuter and conference superin
tendent In the United Brethren
church In Nebraaka, and taught In
York college. After a short period
a acting president of that college,
he came to Oregon In 1914 a pres
ident of Philomath college at Phi
lomath, a denominational school
now cloned. He served on the Ore
gon committee on higher education
curricula.
Doing to California In 1SJ3, he
nerved several pastorates In his
church, Including churches at,
Riverside and Ban Diego. Several
year ago he retired, and has since
been living at Puente.
Survivors Include his widow.
Mr. Mlna Hall Epley, a teacher
and writer, the ton and daughter
here, nix grandchildren Including
Mr. Edward Simpson, formerly of
Klamath Pall, now living at Hon
king near Corvalll: Malvern D.
and William L. Alcorn, Malcolm
ukbalu a miniii laiii, urn. vikONknuAi, April la, mil, fxa m
CAUSE FOR A CELEBRATION wo Bill Roy's third birthdoy on Thursdoy, March I J. bill is
the son of Mory Alice Roy of 1935 Manzonito. From the lower left hand corner around the
table, loft to right, ore Bill, Tom Ray, Sandra Roy, Joan Seavy, Bill Read, Solly Mae Read,
Pat Loos Icy and Jonet Seovy.
Cudcrlun.
table decorations for the banquet
at the forthcoming convention. Mr.
Ella Ilortln, France Kllllnn and
Klnle Lonumlie are on the com
mittee. Pinochle wua played with high
going lo Lllllnn Peterson, low to
Uncle Hoover nnd special to Al
fredn Hlelnmelx.
Member were naked lo keep In
HOTELS :
0S80RN HOLLAND
runtNa on. Minroao
Thoroughly Modern
Mr. an Hrt. J. r. tartar
an iaa fcarlar
trarlfllara
mind the party the Royal Neigh
bor of America will have on April
36 at 7:30. The next meeting will
WASHING
MACHINE
SERVICE
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Phone 8805
TUCKER
STEIIMKAMP
APPLIANCES
Esquire Bldj.
be at the home of Kathleen Hep
burn, with Lucille Heifer a hon-te.
in tomt
AND AT
FOUNTAINS
Prpri-Cola Company, Zoftf iterut City, N. T.
Franchiser! Bottler. Klamath Falls Pepii-Cola Bottling Co.
Epley Jr., John and Alexandra
Epley, all of Klamath Falls, and
one great-granddaughter, Suanne
Simpson of Honking. The re
main are at Todd funeral parlor
PI LES
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
NO PAIN NO HOSPITALIZATION
Na Lata af Tim
Parmanant BaaalUI
DR. E. M. MARSHA
Chlraraell Phrtlelan
tie Ne. 71 Eqlri Taaalra Bla
Paana ?
In Pomona, Calif., and funeral ar
vice will be held at Puente. Mr.
Hoffman and Malcolm Epley have
left for Puente.
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