Members Report On
Recent Conference
A bwilneaa meeting of Ciilhulln Diiuiihtflra of America wiu held In
Ilia pariah hull Montlny evening. Mny la, with Kllen Kly prenlillng, with
n excellent atteiulnnie nf Ml nieinlii'ia. Kllen Kly, Hoxn jl,emy and
Mildred Hlilltli reported the rnnroreiiro held nl Ml. Angel, April
10-iin, unrl Jeim MiHitn refilled iiimii Uit ntleuiliiui'O ut Iho Niilloiuil Com
niunlnn Dity break hint nl the Wlneinii hotel, Mny 4, I which ahe win
rhalrmnii. Mra. aim Hnii extended nil Invllnlliin to the court la meet nt
her hum fur aoeiiil evening Tuemluy, June 10, nt H o'clork. ttono IkI
will Ixi rhnlrnmil, nutated by Jrnu Moore, Angelina Mllnnl, Put Unlit mid
Mabel llrwUrun.
The lollowlng ofllr.nra wire elmied to aorvo for the coming yeur: lloae
Ol.rmv. ilnuid regent; Kiilhleen
Miigulre, vice regent; Muiy Ann
(linuua, (roihrlr: Vlvlrn Klrrnen.
hlntorlnn; Virginia llei'llliy, lec
turer; KIIhociIi lliiinilMieiui, fluiut
cliil aerreiury; Nanny Murphy, lieiin
urer; Mlimln Mi(!rnay, inonlior:
Miircellu Carrier, itcullut'l; lituiteca,
Kllen Kly and Mildred Heiivry. The
Inatnlllng nlllrer will ha HnIU Ken
lirdv. Dun to I lir furl thnt Ihe filtered
Henri academy al'.unnl and lunlor
and aenlnr pnrllra will be held Mnv
3I, Ihn luallilliillnll of rollrt nfflrera
will be Mtponrd tin III Mimdiiy.
J mix 't.
Itefrenlunenla were aerved nt the
clnaa of the hiMttiraa meeting tiv
Vlolpt IMener. Mnre"1lii Carrier. Ce-r-lla
Cnrty, Agnra Kllu. mid llrrl'iii
llurlan. ,
Circle Meets
l.lrr.le l.lttir whh honteMi to 'he
Krtclldlv rhrl" nl her home ?444
Orchard wnv, Thurncluy. Mnv B Hhe
u-ltcd hv K'Ui-i'e c -lf
There were I wo Bui-Ma, I.ydln Mr.
Ifcuiiild and Helen Kiting, and iifur
ihe luncheon nml bilMnrn mcei.
4lilf Ihn afternoon waa anenl aivlnllv
an Ihe rlub hna rnmnleied Ita latent
protect, and a new one ha not yrt
been atnrted.
Vrhna Mitchell will lx- Hie hi
Iru on Mny 32. unci Noun Hull will
audit.
Birthday
1'IONKKIt COMMUNITY A
birthday putty on Hnturduy, .Mny i.
honored Ihr birlhdny nnnlvrrMtry
of Itnvmoiid .nrmlmkl. nt thn Tom
f'nlmrA ranch. Iinnrlng wna enjoyed
by a large number nf frlentU, and
luler III Ilia evening rcfrrnhmcnta
were acrvrd.
Inst dilation
Offlipin of Knppn chapter, Ilclit
Hluinii I'll), for Ilic yeur 1141-48 wrra
Innlullcd on Thuradiiy evening, Muy
8, whru Mm, l.aytou Hlctghl en
tenanted inrmlHM'N of the chnptrr 111
Ihr ciiiuiiiuuliy room nl the hollaing
unit.
Mm. Wlllliiui Milne, oulMOliili
prrnldrnt, wna In cluirxu of Ihn In
ntnllullnu (Tii'inony. llrtiy Klrkle
wim lunlnllrd na pirnlilnnt: Mra. Vim
Thoiuv, vlrn prmUlrnt; Mrn. Inw
rrnrc Hlnirr. rrrordlnii Mrrnlnry;
unci Mra. Ituiuirll llrncaiunn, trcua
urrr. Mm. l.nwrnniT Hliilnr told of pinna
for 1 1 ii' bufli't dinner for chnptrr
H!i!uImm,h nud thrlr utirata to he nrld
nl Ihn Wlnrinn hotel Hilildny rvo.
iilnu, Mny IH.
llcriiT.luiif iil wci n nnrvrd by Mra.
I cliiht to KVuorn V'iiihprforo. Mra.
Chnrlra llunnr-v. Mra Lnwrnuce
Hlnlnr. Hctly Zlrkln. Mra. Wlllliiui
Milne. Mra. KrniiHh Ijimon. Mra.
Don Dlveiia, Mra Hnrold Bmllh,
Mra. Normnii Moty. Mra. Lloyd
Drnw. Mm Klrton Phnlr, Mra. Van
Thome, Mm Kuwll llrnckmiiu. Mm
Jiimr Crntm, Mm Uim Unliour
niul Mra. llowuril Pernrll.
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nraAi.o nr.nl, m.m.ia r.iii. ora. winxtanAT, aff u, taw, m Ni
1 THE SHINING CURLS and bright eyes belong to Sara West,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Dole West of Merrill. Sara passed
i her fifth birthdoy recently,
Kennell-Ellla.
Anniversary
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;'4 turf-
if J
PIONKKIt COMMUNITY ' re
cent dinner party honored Mr ind
Mm Murtin Pnranna on their ilird
wedding nnnlveraary. The parly
wna nlo the iirrnalnii of the birth
dnv nnnlvemnry of Ihelr aon-ln-lnw,
Krv in Tleim, of the Henley diatrlri.
CHieln were Mr. and Mra. Pnmona,
Mr. and Mra Krwln Helm, Mr. and
Mra. Alton Hhori. Mra. Menu Helm
nnd her aon, Teddy, of Klamalh
Kulla. Mra. Oncnr Pnmona Jr., and
l.lnn Pnraona.
SEWING MACHINE
REPAIRING
(All Mkri
Hnfel pr free ftlimsUa
Sewing Machine Service
iIim til ihi Wat
SMALL SON of Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Kllllan of 1742 Menlo
way is Steve, who was one year
old on April 23. Steve's grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. B. F.
Hogue of this city and Mr. and
Mrs. C. F. Simpson of Auburn,
Wash.
-Kcunell-Elllt. i
BEAT THE HEAT
'f tmt thin UM Mr
q, fl, A44 rra mt III ! rfi.
mm4 r NtfUl. 'r 4mnlrlln
I'b. I1.U.
GREM'S
ROOFING SERVICE
"Imagine My
, . , upon dlacovering what
good aervlce I gel from
Men'a Hnnd Laundry. The
coat la reasonable and they
do beautiful work, too."
Send your cleaning with your laundry.
Phone 4360 for Pickup Service.
MEN'S HAND LAUNDRY
1 1th and Klamath
Phone 4360
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