Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 10, 1947, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text4 League Delegates To Attend Meet A group of Klwiuilli Kail, delrgule. will ku lo Medlincl next Monday mid Tuesday to nttctnl ttip Hlulo cutiVDiitluu u( the Leiiguo of Women Voters' lo bo held In Iho vnllcy city. Ulllhl tloli-uiiti'M iiiul u mniiy Hllcrnulii will leave hero curly Monday imiriiliiK In tiiun fur registration nt U it, m mid two extremely busy daya will follow. There will bo clorllnn of atnln officer, for Ml to 1U40, mid on I lie "lull' Ik Mm, Twyln Kerguson of Klamath full m a state .IU prior. A progrnin of m l Inn mi llm ntnto level for tlw coming year will bo discussed uml udoiilrd, and discussion group, will bo held mnonii iHiimlUro chiilrmen from the, vnr- i , ,, limn league "I11"'"' , , ,, Along Willi Hil work In llm pie imiiitloii lor learning H"hI govern- nellt, vory pleasant thing, have lu-rii planned for tlio vlntiora by ., JuckMin county league, rrnnk van Dyke, nun representative from Z ksoii county, will tnlk ill Mondiiy main luncheon. Mondiiy evening lirri will be a dinner lit Hiilnbow Jackson, loditn on ttie U"u, wlwre lir Minnie UoMschmlill, professor ,,f 'political science ill Heed college, will bo tho .pciikcr. mid Tuesday noun Mr. Jciumr, lloUitiun, preal- in" of iho 1'orlli.nd league, wlll id rran Hi number. '1 lie convcn I Ion w ill adjoin n m 4 p. m. 'I urn- 1 '''weclcd delegates ' their alter l... ii' Mr. Jhn t. Yndon. resident of tho lo.ul league Mrs. I p llu.wi.rlH Jr., Mr.. Paul Hue. m'h Kvrietl Dennis, Mia. A. A. Monluomrry, Mr. Leo Hngchoin, T! W Mr.. I'reU Hell, brui H'f. Mf- "r"'y Ncwhuusc. Mis. Ar ..lil Clralnpp. Mr. Carl llagel, Mr rflw. Mm A. 11. flood. M Blcphcn Hubo, Mr. Warren Hrnnel nd Mr.. Fred Uueek. Mrs. lie I'oole nd Mra. T.vl re.guM.n JLimj phm to intend. Ml any oihcr member, of the league ll'l l iul to no, elllicr Monday or Tuesday, they are nuked w ct Mr.. Holaud WrlKhl. It7t.fi. who I. arranging transportation and hotel reservations. Dinner Party With a 6 o'clock dinner followed by gainea nnd dancing, Maillyn Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Wlllaid l. Miller, celebrated her llih blrthtlay, on Tliurniay, May I. The patty was held In the blue room of the Wlllard hotel, and lovely spray, of apple bhauoma and hlaca were used for ilrvuratliina. I'he hours weie from 6:3(1 to B 4.1. nnd the ileal, were classmate, of Marilyn', at Fremont .i hool. A spe rm! guest for the evenltiK wna Mr.. Ileniy tlcrber, who assisted Mra. Miller with Hie party. Titian who attended were Bhlrley Oaylord, l.yn Perkins, Beverly Eolla, linrbata Johnson, Janice l-nrson, Margaret Oerlier, Murllyn Clerber, Mary lilll, I'alay Clark, Aminbelle Dial. Marilyn Wheeler, Atnmloii Dark, man, Huby Oehring. Burnley Zenor, Halph Carroll. Ronnie 1 lershberger, John I.enl. Jimmy I.urui, Ulanley llarllwn, Rudolph Johmum, Kalpll WniMin. Uy Hnnimer.tnedt, nnd Hob Dorerl. Birthday Party Aurbry Dnlt Campbell celcbrnled hl birthday recently, with a party, given by hU mother, Mr.. Irwin Campbell, at Ihelr home on the Lakevlew hmhway. Ilnllooiu and brlnhtly colored favor. dm:orntl thn party table, A,fl bouipieu nf flowera wore placed anmut Uio room. 1'hoMi Invitnl were Janice nnd Ann Mnrohnll, Dickie and Htoven kiellnK, Karen Urlmu. Kent Cloud ing, Dawn Hedcr, Any Jnckwin, Colene Pliiciium, Judy Pruilt, Otwiie Howe, ray Brannon, llarton Jtrown nnd Edward Lee Campbell, older brother of Aurbry Dale. Bridge Club MA I. IN -Tho Huppy Hour Bridge club met Tueaday, May 8. at the home of Mra. Le.trr Hrhrelner, Flrnt nwnrd went to Mra. P. O. WlUon, wrond; Mr. Oeorgo RetternUi.ape clnl; nnd Mra. Jeme Smith, low, Other Rueaui preaenl were Mr. Bonnie Btephena, Mr.. C. H. John aon, Mr.. Clonic Hamilton, nnd Mr.. Krnnk Vlclorln. The club will meet next with Mm. Perry Hnlev. r .i -i is' CHILDREN of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Dingier of 4329 Denver ore Babbie, 14 months, and Ruth Ann, rwo years. Crandporents ore Mrs. Anna Dingier and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Whitcomb, all of this city. Kennell-KUIa. hif. Him mm Phone 6565 or 5111 For Tick-up and Delivery Klamath') Flneat Aoroai from Pout Office Piano Recital The piano aludenl nf Mr.. Kdnn Hook of Illy were: presented In n recital on Holiday nflernoon, May 4, nl the Chrl.tlnn Mlnalonnry Alliance church. H'ollowlnif I. the program: "The Knlrlc. Ihirp" nnd "The Chime.." Hetty Jo I'nUke Piano duet. Wlldn Hook nnd Betty Jo Pnl.ke "The Klevalor" nnd "Play Ball," Carlcue Itou "The Plrnle Hold" nnd "Merrily We Itoll Alonn." Hernnrd LnCamae "Hell. Are KlnKliiK" nnd "Btenm bont 'Hound the Hend." Merle Kmiebla "Flndlnif ralrlea" and "In Church." Wlldn Hook "Hprluu Honif" nnd "WnlUIng Teddy Hear.." Marvel Jnneachlrt "Mu.lc In tlie Air," vocnl duel. Uarbara Campliell nod MarwII Unrrett "Colonial Ten Party" nnd "The KnlKht and the Lady." Prleitn Hchlecht . "Peatlvnl In llraill." Alfred iJiCaue "Hawaiian lxne 8on" nnd "ChrUt mu Carol." Harbarn Campbell "Capuln Kldd" nnd "Tlw Band Re hearanl." Chnrlea Dlwhno "I-on, Long Ao" nnd "Country Clardeiu." Durlene Hndley "Cnrry Me Hack to Old Virginity." enrol Klilngnon "The Amerl-Congn" Irene Klllugton "Tlie rairy Court" nnd "Ohont nt MldnlKhl." Hernadette LnCnane '"lite II. liner of the Crona" WnlU." Joe IjiCawe "In a Chlneae Uarden" nod nnd "Ave Marin." IjoU Lnraon "Blnrllght Walu" nnd "Puck." Klluibelh Mclenn "Llelmtraiime" nnd "Benilllful IJrenmer." Holly MrMIIInn "Onrden of the Bur." and "Tlie Angehu Bell." Knthryn McLenn "A Mualcni Reading" Wlldn Book "Berennde" nnd "Value Koninntlqiie." Opal Baty Petite Ruwlnii Kliapiuxly" and "The Annlvenuiry Bong." Audrey Johruion "Serenade" nnd "Bleeoy Robin." Ijirry Dahle "Hark. Hark, the Lark " Veda Tlblilt. Program Women of tlie Moone, chapter 497. held IU rniulnr meeting Tuesday. May e, with Senior Regent Ague Vaiuik prealdlng. The program, which wa. preciild by Marjorle Lnmbo, child care committee chair man, coiulatcd entirely of child talent. New member. Initiated Include Kllrjtbeth Harrow, Bertie Hubbard, Mildred Toomba. Lillian Hatfield, I.ury Nnncnrrow, Bhlrley Wryn. Vernn Heldlnnd, Jnne Bowne, Dorrl. Morriaon, Lorene Rn.mn.aen nnd Blanche McClllllvnry. Thoae member, receiving their frlendahip degree at Corvallli re cently reixirted on their trip. Pinna nre under wny for the nomination nnd election of new officer, nnd n memberahlp drive for Mny nnd June mnrklng the completion of n buay lodge year for the preaent officer.. V f You'll Say: r BU "Perfect Cleaning" and that', the way we like It. We're proud of our work and try to do our belt every time. If you haven't tried Cauade, do It now . . . and Join our Hit of ntl.fled customer.. CASCADE LAUNDRY & CLEANERS mm ' k A SMILING AIRLINE STEWARDESS welcomes Betty Cham pagne, right, and Norma Stuebben aboard the plane which took them to Victoria, B. C. to attend the Venture club conference in that city. Auxiliary Luncheon s Thursday One of the nrettle.t of tlie Hiring by the auxiliary of St. Paul's Episcopal church on Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock In the parish house with bridge following the serving. Individual tabic, were marked with smnll bowls of lilacs with May baskeu as place cards and tallies. Members of the committee were Mr.. W. K. Kink, chairman: Mr.. E. J. Howell. Mr.. O. M. Uplngton, Mr.. Thomas E. Patty, Mr.. John Schubert and Mrs. James E. Swansen. The guest award of the day, a bowl of lilac and tulips, was presented Mrs. Calvin P. Lamb. Others who signed the guest list Included Mrs. Clordon MucCracken, Mrs. Wyatt Padgett, Mrs. O. K. Puckett, Mrs. C. R. Whyul. Mrs. Emmett Chidester, Miss Mary Stewart, Mra. truest Koachnlck. Mrs. U. B: Bnlenllne, Mrs. W. L. Garden, Miss nazei a. Morrison, Mr., Lamar Townaend, Mrs. Vernon Moore. Mr.. Kenneth O. Klnhn nnd Mrs. Everett C. Vnn derpool. Mrs. Robert O. Bpronl, Mr.. John K. Outes. Mr.. Hnrold Tenle, Mr.. W. H. Huell, Mrs. A. Brlstow Hood, Mr. Edward Hickman. Mrs. C. M. Lolcama, Mr.. H. Henry Anderson, Mr.. Carey M. Rnmsby. Mr.. E. B. Ooockner. Mrs. Chnrles Joseph Mar tin, Mrs. James A. Seott, Mrs. Jnmes Plnnlger, Mrs. James Wnlllnder. Mrs. James Patterson. Mra. Mitchell Tlllolson, Mrs. Byron L. Harden brook. Mr.. Frnnk O. Tarr and Mr.. Wnrren Bennet. Mrs. Edwnrd P. Livingston, Mrs. Frnnkltn L. Wenver. Mrs. Francis R. Olds, Mrs. Wnlter Hcltkemper, Mrs. A. CI. Motschenbncher, Mrs. Oeorge J. Moses. Mrs. Frederick C. Wlsseu bach. Mrs. Raymond H. Reeves. Mrs. James H. Hilton, Mrs. Dick Post, Mrs. Nenl Stewnrt, Mrs. Albert O. Roenlrke. Mrs. T.nne Warren, Mrs. Dean Osborn, Mrs. Roland E. Wright. Mrs. R. Heber Rndcllffe. Mrs. Ralph 8. Hopkins, Mrs. Oomer Jones and Mrs. Irving Dixon. The auxiliary hones to make the spring luncheon an annual affair. Three fine aalmon In three weeks of fishing on the Rogue river was the reuort of mm moncer angler. Oeorge Blehn. who returned home tills week. He was n guest nt Wensku Inn on the Rogue. One week-end, Mr. Blehn wns Joined bv Bob Hnzen. well known Portlnnd busincssmnn, who enjoyed the fishing. FUH1S We ran your aid fur coat for kin mtrUI In repair in remodel work. TRADE-IN HAI.lt fCf)00 Trdi-in Allowance for your 0U eld rur Coat on mny new Boat In alerk ar made lo order gar- mtrii. Funs 90S Ifndorwoail nidar. Corner lib and Main 1'hono 9itt rto-8ATI: a Wolf-bait, Indeed .' . . tho satin-finish, lialr frco legs that Wonder stocn produces! Bellln'a Wondersto&n Is the hnir remover that keeps bristly hair ends from ever showing I Complete ly safe, tool oj CURRIN'S 9 L Ouderian. Event affair, was the luncheon arranged Noon Luncheon Nineteen members of the Alpha chnpter of the Delta Knppa Gamma motored to Ollchrlal Saturday, May 3, for a noon luncheon In the club room of Hie Knack. The hostesses were Ornce Lytle and Dorothy Houston, of Gilchrist. After the luncheon the candle light ceremony for the Founders was held. The following officers were then Installed for a two-year term: presi dent. Mrs. Stella Bowne: first vice president, Mr.. Josephine Penrod; second vice president. Mrs. Nell Ol son; corresponding secretary. Borg hlld Mehlen: recording secretary. Irma Wnuchooe: nnrllamentnrian. .Mrs. Isnbclle Brlxner; nnd treasurer for an indefinite period. Mnbel Humble. Committee report.': for the yenr were given bv the rhnirmnn nf each committee. . Bring Your Watch to Us- We'll Repair If, Not Experiment With Iff ) nM oqalp la Soalhan lOlppti watra repair ahop Walca Maklnt. Clock Eapalrlaff. Diamoas Moaallaff. Eniraaiar. Baad llrlailnf. Jowelrjr Kapalrlaf at all trpfi. An aoearalo oillmala .Iran 01 orary jo. .wllhaal obligation. J. C. RENIE . JEWELER m II nVnnaHnakin9WHp9( f'Af'fnMfnapV vvi I I I 19 FfS. TAR AC ,VndT n-.m for Drug, 5 a- BA ' " alT 1 Library Club Klamath Pall. Woman's Library club member, will mitlier for the la.t meeting of the year at 1:30 p m. Monday nflernoon In the main audi torium of the city lifrury. Report of offlcern and atandlng conimlttaea will be rend and officer, elected for the coming year. Mra. Walter Brown, retiring presi dent, will conduct the bulneiui meeting, which will open the pro gram for the afternoon. The nom inating committee is made up of Mr.. Kay Oldenburg, Mr., K. A. Moore and Mr., Percy Murray. Following the hort bualneiw e lon there will be a .prlng fnhlon .how by Whytnl'., with Joy Evann Kolph, commentator, and Mr.. Mar vin L. Shepherd nt the plnno. The .tage netting will be by Kohn's flower .hop. There will alno be a flower dlxplay which all women of Klamuth county are Invited to enter. Award, will be made by popular vote. Dl.plny. may be brought In from 10 a.m. to 12 noon for the .how. For further in formntion call Mr. Carl Bchubert, 8(169: Mm. Olen Inmun. 3772; Mr.. W. D. Miller, 3687, or Mr.. Waller Brown, 4357. Mr.. R. E. Hooker will be chair man for the ten to be wrved at the clone of the afternoon. Those on the hoapltallly committee for the la.t meeting are Mr.. We.ley McNee and Mra. Maurice Shermnn. Social Calendar tUturdir, War ! Monthly meHln, tilrima Umple number 13, Dm lighten ol the Nll, at OranU Pbm. Monthly moctlnf of Dauchlera of the Nil. OranU MAtiinlc tempi. 2 p. ni. WJni1ar Mar H lojounwra metin(, Wlllard tvUlt 2 p. tn., no hoat luncheon, 12:'.W p, m, Tharadar, Mar 1-1 Marinra club moating. Pint Preaby Utian church parlora, 8 p. m. Wadnaadar. Mar t lojournara maetlna:. Wlllard hotel, 2 p. m., no hoat luncheon, 12 30 p. m. 4 j I t I ' A DARK-EYED YOUNG MAN is Douglas Keith Coddington, three-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Coddington of this city. Mrs. Coddington is the former Jean Aubrey. Doug las is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Aubrey and Mr. and Mrs. Horry J. Land, all of Klamath Falls. Lutheran Group Hold. May Meeting The May meeting of Miriam circle I of the Klamath Lutheran church wa. held at the home of Mr.. J. R. Peebler. Following deuert a ahort btulnes. meeting was held with Mra. 0. M. Topness presiding. Mrs. Peeb ler conducted devotions, and Mrs. Eatlo Klger presented the program. Outdoor furniture with the rugged endur ing qualities of our own forests! Many practical, comfortable styles for Klamath outdoors. Heavy duck covered upholstery . . , fir wood finished in white, driftwood, natural . . . adjustable backs, wheeled! SETTEE CHAIR CHAISE LOUNGE UMBRELLA TABLE BARBA-CART TETE-A-TETE ...'....1 BARBEQUE SET By Invitation, Dealer Member Grand Rapids Furniture Makers' Wanaatk 221 Main Street HKBAI.B HIW. Klam.lll !! Or.. Honored Mr. and Mra. Karl Nelson of 1331 Worden, have been honored at a number of farerell affairs recently. Tlie Nelsons and their children, Kntherlne and Jimmy, will leave early next week for Dunsmulr. Calif., where they will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lamble were host for dessert and bridge Monday, April 28, at their home on Homedale. Invited were the Nel sons, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Moen, Mr, and Mrs. O. C. Bryan and Mrs. Nancy Martin. On Wednesday Mrs. Hnrold Chase Invited a few close friend, for des sert In honor of Mrs. Nel.on. Present were Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Kenneth I.amble. Mrs. Stewart Day. Mrs. O. C. Bryan, Mrs. Victor Utterback, Mrs. F. W. Bryan and the hostess. The previous week Mrs. Nelson was entertained at the Edward W. Hickman home In Weyerhaeuser when Mrs. Hickman was hostess at bridge. Mrs. Walter Kschebeck, Mrs. Irvin Burke, Mrs. C. M. Lolcama, Mrs. James Swansen. Mrs. Rudy Jacobs, Mrs. A. W. Westover and Mrs. Nelson were guests. Entertain Class On Monday evening, Mr. nnd Mrs. M. J. Loosley entertained the sen iors of Malln high school, who will graduate this spring, at dinner. Covers were laid for 16. The occa sion was also the 18th birthday of their daughter, Dorothy, who Is a member of the graduating clans. LAWN WEEDING TREE SPRAYING WEED and INSECT CONTROL Contact ED GREENE Pest Control Service Phone 2013 Tulelake Phone 3266 Klamath Falla rf",Cll't! I ill lumnWlnliliD. MAKE YOUR J jfdnie 49.50 42.50 44.75 49.70 39.50 79.50 42.95 YOUR Guild unaitune Co. .ATI gnAT, M IS, lH, Pan Social Club iiiu irsuiitr iniiiiMiiv iiireiuiii the Stewurt-L.cnuoK MInhIoii Social club was held at thn home of Mra, xujintrt on wi'uuefltuiy. may f, for a potluck luncheon and an afternoon of sewing. Members present were Mrs. Hasel Edwards. Mrs. Vestle Bkiwiirds, Mra. Louise Homer nnd duiighUtr, Mrs, Mortha Mlkkelsou and son, Mis, Euim Homer nnd daughter. Mrs. Ida) Frledrlch nnd clnuKhter. Mra. Cliua Shearon. Mrs. Mnry faugh nnd son, Mr Pf-ttlu lt.iu.A- 4..u in l,..u.,- and daughter, and Mrs, Virginia urown and daughter. Visitors were Mrs. Kenneth Klme, Mrs. Olive Mr.. Kinnle and children, and Mrs. Francis Homer and son. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Louise Homer on Wednesday, June 4. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING Esatrl. Guaranteed Work (All Makral Reasonable prloaa I'raa Kitlmilai Sewing Machine Sorvice Tour Indspendrnl Dealer Phono .771 121. .Iiaeu War TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive-Long, Short Trips Mot Yoursoli Save H STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main Telephone 5353 . 9th and Main Phone 4514