Woman's Society
Meets Thursday
The futir circles nf the Womim'ii HiiHelv of Clnlstliin Hervlco ol Ihe
I'lrsl MPtlKMllHt church mel TliurMluy, April 10. fur dessert nl 1:30.
Until Write iiift nt I he liniiia lit Mm. Oriiign lluytl, 1527 Kline, with IB
printout, Mm. (icnrue ;nnwi' cunilucli'il llic" ttivot lotm, mill Mm. J. C.
Hunt, cIihIiiiiiiii. presided nvrr the bimliics meeting, which win fol
lowed by a iKKliil litiur. The iipkI meeting will be nl the liumn of Mm.
1. I,. Ileiiti.
Mm, Vlclur Anderson of 411:1:1 Ciiniioii wu IuihIuhh to Kutlicr circle,
Including IH member mid one guest, Mm, l'red Color, Mr. John
Yniltm wiih In ehiiiuu of tint devotions, it ml Mm, O. It. Ilnllowity rnn
diieicd thr bimliii'M meeting, I'Iiiiih were made fur a picnic thin iiumnior,
mid A general plcnlo fur nil circle lit it Inn being considered.
Mnry circle met with Milium Hmylli of ui)3 front, mid 12 member
were present. Mm. Lee McllrUlv. drvolloiinl rhulrmmi. took a her
llirmo "Urf litltfiipiin of I'niyer,"
ind Mm. W. Wlthrow presided
sver thft btlftlllnhn acniIoii. Mem
writ Weir reminded of l he bitjtitr
to tK held In the full unit plans
ern initdp for I he luuglicon to be
liven fur member of the home
Mteuninn uroup on Muy I, It wim
liiiiiinncrd I hut imtierliiln to he
ent to the Friiiiccs l)e I'lttiw
icIiihiI for MeKlriin girl should be
brotiiilil to the Muy merlliiK. The
terretnry mi hihlrticled to write
In the AU In Drew m litiol at 1'lne
ndite. Ky., to ask fir a list of
their nerd lilito. (It retinal were
tent to Mm. Iliuce Ittilnp, a fonner
member now IIviiik In I'orlliind.
mid Mlrlttm Hinylli 'm appointed
program li'.uliniiiii fur the circle.
Vim. Kediiiiui nl Hii'l Front wilt be
the hiuteiu In Muy.
Martha circle met with Mm.
Murk Taylor of 307 Oregon nnd
I he nvilMlim honteu w.i Mm.
IMholdt. Twelve utlended. In
cluding "lie Kiic-ti. Mm. Old, a
newcomer to Klunmlh F.illt. Mm.
Taylor Wnn III i-llnrKe of the bilnl
new meeting, Mm. Howe Ird the
devotion and Mm. C H. liurn- j
utitble poke uiMin the various j
phases of "Btewordihlp "
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Annual Dinner
The annual dinner plunnrd by the
BoropllinUl club nt which time the
rlub select the Klamath eouiity
woman who linn muile mi outstand
ing contribution towiird ei-oiimnic
mid social Advituretiient of women
mid girls, linn been scheduled for
next frlday evenlnii, April M, In the
Pelican party room.
Thin woman, whose Idenllly will
remain necrel until her premuta
tion the evening of the dlnnrr. will
be the honor guest. Hhc In rlunen
for her arhievoinenl throughout the
year and the award will be made
bv Mm. Robert A. Thompson, pant
RipAbleui of the Horoptimlit rlub.
n member of the Klamath Fall
club It eligible for the award.
Mm Victor K. O'Neill, winner of
the HMD award, will be the BiK-aker
of I he evening and her topic will be,
"Famous Heroine of History,"
Making plan tor Die big party,
to which husband ot member are
Invited, are Mm. Vincent Ijiwler,
chairman: Mm. Prank Howard, Mm.
Arthur Rlrkbell. Mm. Walter Lassett.
Mm. Hhrldon llrurnbauith and Mm.
ThomiHon. Dinner will be kerved
at 7 o'clock.
April Session
The April meeting of the Daught
er:) of the Nile wa held at the Ma
sonic temple In AJihland recently
with a number of Klamath Falls
members atleiirilng.
Tea wa served after the business
session from a table prettily ar
ranged with a centerpiece of prlng
blossom.
Attending from Uil city were Mm.
T, W. Minn, who t Prince Tlrsah
of the organlullan. Mm. D. A. Ken
yon, Mr. Harry lings, and Mr
Oeorge C. May. The next meeting
will be held on May 12, at 3 o'clock
In Uie Mojoiiio temple In that city.
Housewarming
Mr. and Mm. Harold II yen were
honored ll Saturday evening with
a hoiinewarnilng In tiielr new home
at mm Etna when a group of friend
railed to bring a gift for the new
houne. Present were Mr. and Mm.
Henry Warner. Mr. and Mr. Reese
Warner, Mr. and Mr. Jnme Wren,
Mr. and Mm. Waller Hanson. Mr.
and Mm. Lynn Haye. Mr. Rosa
Loomis and Floyd Meeker.
Attends' Meeting
TUI.ELAKE Dorothv Thomas,
daughter ot Mr. and Mr. Murvln
Thomas, who I majoring In home
economics at the University of Ne
vada lit Reno and 1 vice president
of the Nevada chapter. Delta Delta
Delta, attended a district meeting
recently at the aororlty In Los An
gele. While on the coast she visited
relatives of her father In Beverly
Hills.
Plant Exchange
MERRILL The Lost River Gar
den club will meet next Tuesdiiy
afternoon, April TJ at the home of
Mis. J. Frank Adams. Moll call
will be answered with the name of
shrubs suitable for foundation plnnt-
inn.
A plant exchange I also planned
and members are reminded to bring
one or more spcclmati.
WRINGTIME
ixr
is clean-up time!
WE'LL HELP YOU CLEAN HOUSE THE EASY WAY!
Hove those dingy drapes,
curtains, rugs and slip
covers dry cleaned by
Cascade Cleaners. They
will come back within
the week so bright and
fresh they'll look like
new! And just think of
the work and money
you'll save!
Klamath's
Anniversary
A spring tea wa given by the
Klumiilli Lutheran Ludles aid on
Tuesday evening, April 1ft, In the
(.iiiircii parlor nl fJro uud ure
cent Htreetn, commemorating the
mill anniversary of the organisa
tion. Uncut of honor were five of the
chuilcr member present. Including
Mis. Aiiiiii Vitiigeti. Mrs. Frank Hub
Jcct. Mrs. Anil Id Johnson, Mr. Pal
mer bollc nnd Mr. T. U. Huff. They
were each given a lovely corsage
from the group.
Past presidents who were In at
tendance were Mrs. Hublert, Mrs.
Hull. Mrs. V. Josephson, Mrs. L, I'.
Taylor. Mis. Victor Ongmnn and
Mr. O Overrn, who were also given
corsages.
Mm. Clifton Gunman wit chair
man of the iiroKriun committee.
Cherry Malum played a piano solo.
Mrs. itnv Micneis sang iwo num
ber and Mr I). Loftsgaard and
Mrs. Keith Henry miug a duel.
Mr. Kublect presented n hie mem
bership to the oldest chatter mem
ber, Mrs. Vaagen, A new lamp for
the organ was also presented to the
church in memory of the anni
versary. Pouring from the prelty tea table
were Mr. H. M. Topnes and Mr.
Keren. Mis. Esiln Kiger and Mr.
C. W. Murdock were In charge of
the tea.
Missionary Group
The Knthryn Beatty Missionary
society of Peace Memorial church
met April II at the home of Mm.
Dorl Parker, 3S15 Blsbee, at which
lime a rcoorl on the recent session
of the presbyteria) of Southwest
Oregon was heard.
Present for Uie afternoon were
Mrs. Katie Hall, Mm. Bessie Mendel
Mrs. Bvlvla Tllton. Mm. Vera Reeves,
Mrs. Gladys Metier, Mm. Eunice
lleardsley. Mr. Dorothy Abner. Mm.
Neva Huye. Mrs. Hugh Mllchel
more. Mm. J, O. Patterson, Mr
W. O. Hlough. Mm. Soul Is, Mr-.
Chenoweth. Mother King, Mm.
Dungey and the hostess.
Program
A regular meeting of the Degree
of Honor, held In the KC hall Mon
day evening. April 14, was followed
by a program presented by Uie pro
gram committee, Marie Tillman and
Eva Dickson. Barbara Dickson sang
Iwo sola with violin and piano
accompaniment by Karen Dickson
and Mm. Dickson. Moya ana Pa
tricia Buck presented violin nolo.
Donna Tillman also gave two violin
selections.
The special award went to Alice
nershberger. and later Mm. K. M.
Peterson. Agnes La Londe, Dorothy
Derrnh, Vera Melhnse and Alice
Hcrshbcrgcr served refreshment.
mm
A PRETTY TIKE is little Kathy
Thurbcr. two-year-old daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. James
Thurber of 2706 Doyton.
Kathy's paternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Hi Thurber
of this city, v
Kcnnell-EUIs.
Finest
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PLANS FOR THE ANNUAL SPRING DANCE for oil high school students in the Klomoth
bosin ore being discussed by this student committee. The of fair is being given by the Elks
in the Elks ballroom the evenina of Mov 3. The younq men, left to right, David Vonden-
berg Jr., Jim Manning, Clorence Bussmon, Jerry Schubert and Cene Peyton. The girls, Pot
McMillan, Mary Lou Cose, Louise Linman, Ceorgionna Clork ond Ruth Landry. Marilyn
O'Neill, also o member of the
Friday Banquet
Wlnema temple number w, Py
thian Ulster, entertained Marcella
Mlddleton, grand chief ol Uie grand
Jurisdiction of Oregon, Friday eve
ning. April II. with a banquet at the
Wlnema hotel. Maud Phillips and
Zella Blankenshtp were In charge.
Some 46 members and guests at
tended.
A regular meeting wa held after
the banquet in the .loop nan. in
itiation of candidates wa held with
Ellutbeth Cummins. Belle Johnson
Carrie Lowther, Margaret Eckert
and Delia Hennlger taking the obll
I If...
Mm. Mlddleton. as well as Wanda
Elliott. Dost grand guard, were gh
grand honor. The official visitor
snoke on Pvlhlanlsm. with her talk
enloyod by old and new members
alike.
At the close of the meeting re
freshments were served In Uie din
ing room by Roena Fuglll, Myrtle
Guthrie. Nettle oood, Kit Fuller,
Wanda Elliott, and Rose Mary Cum
mins s. .
Farewell Tea
Mr. Karl Nelson was compli
mented with a farewell tea by Mm.
Walter Eschbeck and Mrs. O. E.
Powell al the Eschbeck home on
Monday afternoon.
Tea was served from a prettily
appointed table centered with a
bouquet of carnations and rosebuds.
Mm. J. A. Burke poured.
Calling during the afternoon were
Mm. Don Webster of Tulelake. Mrs.
Harold Shaffer. Mrs. Roy Wlllbank.
Mrs. Richard Kranenburg. Mrs. Ken
neth Lambie, Mm. L. R. Thompson,
and Mrs. Ronald Fisher, all of Klam
ath Falls. Mrs. . Nelson was also
honored with a handkerchief shower.
Mr. and Mm. Nelson and their
children. Kathryn and Jlmmle. are
leaving soon to make their home in
Dunsmuir, California.
Tournament
In a three blind holes tournament
Friday by women of Reames Oolf
and Country club, Mm. Charles Rugh
took honors In the B-hole division,
and Mm. William Orove for the IB
hole group.
Awards for low scores were do
nated by Laddie Selkirk. Other
winners tor the day were Mm. Mar
vin Nerseth, 18-hole. and Mm. Oscar
Shlve and Mm. G. H. Hancock tied
for the B-hole section.
Hostesses were Mm. Dick Miller
Jr., Mm. John Merryman, and Mrs.
Greer Drew.
ON
DAY OF DAYS
MAY 11th
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President
Mrs. L. K. Phelps Is the new
president of the Parents and Pa
trons club of Klamath Union high
school. Officers were elected at a
meeting on Wednesday evening.
April t. Othem elected are Mm.
James Clark, first vice president;
Charles Carlson, second vice presi
dent; Mrs. Ellen Patterson, secre
tary; and Mm. George Blanas, treas
urer. The group was present for the
regular broadcast of Pellcana from
the high school auditorium. Donna
McVey presented Mm. Frank Peyton
of the Parents and Patrons, who In
troduced new officers.
Other features of the Drogram In
cluded a vocal solo by Mrs. Robert!
P. Craig and a piano solo by Elaine
Abbott. Tne evening s special award
went to John Schubert.
fcti'awr rsnvii' ' i i urioiqgiawii m J
IU WtU inii aUMMEK is
Anne Zupon, daughter of
David Zupan, who will be.
come the bride of Al Bellotti,
son of Mr. ond Mrs. Victor
Bellotti, oil of this city. The
wedding date has been set for
late August.
Kcnnell-Ellis.
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Guderian.
, After the broadcast, the music de
partment's French horn quartet pre-1
sented two numbers. Refreshments i
were served following the meeting. I
Noor. Luncheon I
The Klamath Pall Boroptlmlst!
club held a luncheon meeting on
Thursday noon at the Pelican party i
room. Lorene Bertram, Iaabelle
Kohn and Laverne Lassette were
Initiated as new member by Kath-
leen Thompson, assisted by Sylvia
McClelland. !
The program wa a series at trav
elogues by member who have been
away. Izola Parker gave a vivid
description of Carmel and the high
lights of her two week's stay there
while taking a professional Olrl
Scout course.
A sketch of life at Salem during
legislative session wo told by Rose
Poole, as representative, by Coral
Sabo, a secretary, and by Olive
Cornett, as wife of the president of
the senate. ,
Alice Lamm recently returned with
her husband from a trip Into Mex
ico, Ouatamala. and Yucatan, and
her report wo extremely interest
ing. She brought with her represen
tative collection of art tid hand
work from various places they visit
ed. A gay wedding outfit from
Ouatamala was modelled by Anne
Rlckblel.
Esther Lawler Issued an Invita
tion to a banquet for members and
their husbands to be held In the
Pelican party room, next Prtday
night, April 25th at 7 o'clock. The
regular meeting for next Thursday,
April 24, was cancelled.
Betrothed
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Oillock of
Klamath Falls announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Barbara
Lorber, to Roy Cook, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Cook of this city.
Date for the nuptial has been
set for early fallS The bride-elect
will graduate this spring from Klam
ath Union high school. Mr. Cook
attended KUHS and is now dis
charged after service, in the army.
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gene Cash, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Cosh of St. Joseph,
Mo., in early June. Miss Clu
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and Mrs. J. F. Clubrecht of
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Hostess
The O.AJi. Birthday club met at
the home of Mrs. Rosalia Jonas, 401
Jefferson, on Tuesday, April II, al
7:30 o'clock.' Tha hostess for tha
evening was Mrs. Oladys Hull
Easter cards and gllta war ex
changed. Members enjoying the evening
were Mrs.' Gladys Metier, Mrs,
Marie Metier, Mrs. Mildred Lamer,
Mrs. Betty Hunter. Mrs. Irma Mil
ler, Mrs, Etta Plonker. Mrs. Mar
as ret Santo, Mrs. Dixie Bebber, Mrs,
Lela Thurman. Mrs. Ethel Patrick,
Mrs. Lucille Halvorsen. and tha
hostesses Mrs. Jones ana Mrs. Hull.
Mrs. Lela Thurman was unanimous
ly elected president of the club.
The next meeting will also b
held at the home of Mrs. Rosalia
Jones, with Mrs. Jones as hostess
and honoring tha birthday of Mrs.
Betty Hunter.
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