Bridal Party
i Thursday Event
Mid-Week
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Dorothy IlngelMeln, brltle-elect of ctlen Huilmimn, wu cimmllmntit
Hi with mlaocllancnus bridal ahower on Thuradiiy afternoon, Juno 10,
it o clock, lloalea waa Mr. Arnold lllcg, and the pnrly win held lit
Ihs home of Mra. George llngelelelii.
The large center table wa beautifully decorated with white Keifiil
lilies for a centerpiece. In milieu, award wont, to Mr, frimk Cherloln
anil noy necx. me iinniir gurat-
lipcnen many luvoiy Kill. Hue wee
nlled by Mra. Illrg, with Helen
Human, Nancy Warren anil Janna
Warren presenting Kit La Irum her
frleiula,
Oueala were Ml llugelaleln, Mra.
George llagelatelh, Mra. itoy Itlna
hart, Mra Hcotl Warren, Mra. II.
Ijiltake, Mra. Dal Iteed and Dar
leen, Mra. V. A. Bcliiilw, Mra. W.
Henry, Mra. Cheater Kimian, Mra.
Itlrhard Haefler. Mra. William Hark'
ler, Mra. Cheater Dreearxn, Mr.
John Konfeldt, Mniidalena Hon
feldt, rioy Heck, Mr. Jane War
ren, Mr. Frank Eberleln and Ihith
Ilimelaleln.
Unable In attend but (ending
tilft were Mra, Kmll Brhleael, Mra.
tlernld Whlllnti'h, Mra. lipoid
Hihleael and llnrbnra, Mra. Hill
Kuhlwrln, Mr (leoriie I.cwl, Mra.
(Kile Webb, Mra. A. W. O'llrlen,
Mra. Vincent lli-rllliv, Mr. M. T.
Howard, Mr, W. M. Illcg, Marie
llniieleleln
Mr. John R. HiiRelateln, Mra, R.
n. llogue, Mia. Lawrence Hoppe,
Mi'. J. K. ltngera, Mra, H II. Ket
iiyiberit, Mr, Minnie oiler, Mr,
(leorwe Horn, Mr Jullii On and
Mary and ItiMIe, Mir Hub Itobblna,
j... Willi,.,.. r if ,,HBilii riMr.
trurte llneflrr, Mr. Krwln SchanMi
and Charlnlle and Mr, Walter
Zcttman.
Position
Virginia Ellen Smith, daughter of
Mr. Jamea , Smith of in N. Bill,
lelt Sunday fur Eugene when ehe
haa accepted a position 111 the
comptrollrr'e office of the alale
board ofiilgher education. Virgin
ia wa graduated recently from Die
achool of biulneaa and Induatry at
Oregon Bute collrge. Thla pant
rear alia received the Mortar Board
lonor award preaented to the out
ataudlng aenlor girl. She waa a
member of fill Chi Theta, commer
cial honorary, and waa prealdent of
he Oregon Blata chapter of Sigma
Kappa.
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Hostesses ,
A bridal aliower waa given recently
for the pleaaura of Dorothea Whlle
Ime. Hiwteaaea for the affair were
Knitter lUibliuwn and Aletu Hornby.
The parly waa held at the a K.
lioblruioti home.
I'reaent were Mlaa Wlillellne, Mra.
Sheldon Russell. Mra. B. M. Robln
aon, Mr . Bill Wagner, Bhlrley Rob
Inaon. Mra. U. C, Hornby, Mra. John
Whltehne, Mra. Edna Yenlla, Mra.
Dill Miller. Mr, B. K. Roblnaon
and the hoateaaea.
MOLATORE'S
Often :M a. m, lo 1:M a, a.
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Surprise Party
MT. l.AKI-Mra. Hurry Lester en
lerlnlned with a aurprlae blrlhduy
party at her home, 'J'UH LaVcrne
avenue, on Huuday night June '12
honoring her husband. Oame were
played during the evening and Ralph
Hwuii'll preaented several organ
nelecllou.
Allen Mae, email duuuliter of Mr.
and Mi. Leater, aifuu; "Happy Illrlh
dny" to her father, after which he
opened hi gift,
Invited were Mr. and Mr. J. II
Kckert, Mr. and Mr. Knlph Russell,
Mr, and Mra. Charlca Hartley mid
daughter, Htarla, Mr. and Mr. Rich
ard firming and Mr. and Mia. W.
m. Bond.
Entertained
Btella Dryden of 810 N. llth, en
tertained the Thursday Contract
club on June IB. Idnllne Hchupp wiui
given a birthday handkerchief
aliower, and Uie dessert Included a
birthday cake, HIkIi arore at carda
went to Alice Lawrence, arcond to
Kva Jour, and lierlha Hewlit re
ceived the traveling award. The
club will not meet again until July
17 when Berllia Hewitt will be the
ho tea.
Seoul Parly
Parent of troop No. i of Girl
Scout were honored at a party held
In the? Flret Preabylerltui church
Wedneaday, Juno 11, at 7:30 o'clock,
A this waa the lust meeting of the
troop until fall, badge, rank and
meinberahlp lar were preaented to
Delilco Konyon, Ruby Oehrllig,
Carollno Riley, CJoraldlue Johnson,
lli'luu Johnaoii, Marilyn Miller.
Miirllyn Wheeler, Beverly Ell ana
Anna Lou liackinuii. The tenderfoot
Hcout gave a shadowgraph on "How
the Elephant Got HI Trunk," and
llui aecond-claiia Bcoul gave a (hurt
alyle allow,
Tho room waa decorated with
roaea and mock orange bloaaom.
The table waa centered with red
roaea flunked by candelabra. Serving
nifriiahmeiiU of Ice cream and cake
were Denlce Kenyon, Ruby tlehrlng,
Helen Johnaori and Caroline HWj'.y
iiMilnled by Mr, H. W. Rockholt and
Mra. Jamea Plnnlger.
Reception
Following a almple wedding cere
mony on Haturday inoriilng, June 7,
a reception waa held at the home
of Mr, and Mra. Carl A. Young of
till city, honoring the new Mr. and
Mm Kenneth' L. MrXcunie. Mra.
McKennle la Uie former Jo Mary
Young.
The bridegroom la the bn of Mra,
Mary McKennle of Klamath Falla.
The bride wa attired 111 a drew
milker ult of beige with white off-the-face
triiw hat and matching
while acceftaorlea. Pinned at the
shoulder of her ault waa a corsage
of red roaea.
Bervlng at the reception waa Mr.
Richard Naaon, alater of the bride.
Mr. and Mra. McKennle are at
home In till city at 437 Market
aircet.
Lodge Session
Prosperity Rebekah lodge held a
regular meeting In the lOOK hall
Thursday, June 10, with Ora Bweet,
noble grand, presiding. Three can
didate were Initiated. Agne Lowe,
Letha Brumble and Bertha Weath
erford. In the absence of Nellie
Meaner, Edith Wlard wa chairman
of Uie refreahment committee. The
next meeting will be July 3.
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AT THE RECEPTION which followed their wedding ceremony
on Saturday morning, June 7,tore Mr. ond Mrs. Kenneth L,
McKennie. Before her morrioge, Mrs. McKennie was Jo Mary
Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Young of Klamath
Falls.
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MRS. ROBERT TWITCH ELL is pictured with her three-month-old
son, Bobbie. They ore residents of Everett, Wash. Mrs.
Twitchell is the daughter of Mrs. Arthur C. Altmon and the
late Mr. Altmon of Klamath Falls.
Celebration
LANOELL VALLEY Mra. Kay
Houae and Mra. .Olive Roaa enter
tained a I Uie home of the former
t..n& a In Unnnr nt I h MrthHflVft
of Suean Houae, who wa three
year old, ana wayne n. w.
waa two. .
Unmet and conteata were enjoyed
with refrcahmentf aerved late In
the afternoon.
Oueata were Mr. Laura Horaley
and Carol Lee. Mra. Margaret Hey
den, Linda. Jomac and Charlotte,
Mra. Belle Roaa and Marilyn. Mra.
Tofell, Patey and LeRoy, and Mr.
Juaauta SioeadUer and Bennle.
Engaged
- ...I !..- MArvltlH J. Thorno-
ton of Eugene announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Oeorglana,
to William L. Heup, aon of Mr. and
i,.. a d uttn nf fClunath Falta.
The wedding wtil be an event of thU
Jail.
LONG TITLE
NORMAN, Okla.. June 25 )
After aeven year of waiting. Dr. A.
C. Shead, aaaoclate professor of
chemistry at the University of Okla
homa, haa had an article accepted
by a magaalne.
Friend theorlied the title might
have had aomelhlng to do with the
loni? conalderatlon given the piece.
It waa:
"Mlcroldentiflcatlon of curplc and
perchlorate Ions of curplc pyridine
perclilorate." a
The British call a windshield a
"windscreen."
Maim
Ted De Merritt and Oary PreltaK,
senior Air Scouts, left laat week for
McChord field In Tacoma for a
week of regular air corps training.
This course 1 ollered bv the army
air force to the senior Air Scout.
Vacation Bible school students and
teachers held their picnic Friday at
Moore park. About 87 children were
enrolled this year at the achool.
Mr. ana Mra. John Rajnus of Sac
ramento arrived last Friday and are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Eliza
beth Ralniu. 1
Mrs. Sam Herringshaw spent sev
eral days with Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Herringshaw ox Roaeburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Klrkpatiick
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson
attended the Classmates picnic held
on Williamson river on the L. Royse
rancn.
Mrs. Joseph Secky of Chicago It
visiting at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. wiiuam itajnus.
Mr. and Mra. Frank Hershfelt and
Leslie and Ray Hershfelt of Salem
vial ted at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Hershfelt over the week-end.
tnaaxa wiwa, i.ni vua. era. wkday, ra , mm, tma
Shower Given By
Women's Group
LANOELL VALLEY A lovely shower wa given by the Langell
Valley Women' club on Thursday afternoon at the parish hall honor
ing Mr. Dorothy Adam. Hoa tease were Tlllle Walker and Mildred
Novotny. Mr. Adams received many gifts from her friends.
Preceding the fhower, the club held lta monthly meeting. Officer)
who. will serve for the coming year are Miriam Potucek. reelected preal
dent; Joan Marchant, vice presi
dent; Mildred Novotny, treaaurer,
and Cora Leavltt, secretary.
The next meeting will be on July
17 at the home of Mr. Walter
Smith, with Mrs. Lloyd Embrey, as
sisting. There will be a bridal show
er for Dorl Leavltt.
Refreshment were served at the
close of the afternoon to the honor
gueat, Mra, Adam. Bea DeVaul,
Stella DeBel, Marian Randall, Bon
nie Femlund, Jeanette Orallan,
Miriam Potucek, Madge Monroe,
Virginia Thomas, Edna Hood. Gene
vieve Smith, Charlotte Fltzhugh,
Mae Oale, Margaret Burnett, Mil
dred Novotny and Tlllle Walker.
Church Group
A regular meeting of the Senior
circle of the Community Congrega
tional church was held In the social
hall on Oarden Friday afternoon,
June 20. In the absence of the
prealdent, Mrs. Charles Revell. Mrs.
W. C. Little, vice president, presided.
Mr. E. S. Edward became a mem
ber at this time and others present
were Mra. Little, Mrs. uienn stivers,
hostess for the afternoon; Mrs. Ood
f rey Matthew, Mrs. Lee Sutton, Mra.
L. E. Henry, Mary Eckstein. Mrs.
William Larson, Barbara Stivers,
Nancy Elliott and Mary Stone.
It was planned to have a picnic at
Mr. Little' home, together with
the Friendly circle on Thursday,
July 17, instead of, on the regular
meeting day, Friday, July la.
Birthday Party
LANOELL VALLEY Mrs. Robert
Eager entertained at her home on
June 12 to honor the birthday of
her daughter, Lorraine. Twelve lit
tle guests were present, and refresh
menu were served late In the after
noon by Mrs. Eager and Mrs.
Bomba.
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relieve painful dlitreei and tired,
nerrous, IniUble feelings, of such
day wben due to female func
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BLY The Bly Women' club met
at the home of Mildred Coke with
IS member present. Oame were
played with Ethelyne Orave receiv
ing the prize. A short bulnena
meeting was held and It was decid
ed to have a picnic at the Sprague
River park, Saturday, June 28. Re
freshments were served to those
present.
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News
A business meeting of the Malln
Neighborhood group waa held at the
Malln city haU June 13. The Oirl
Scout program for the summer
month waa discussed and many
thing planned tor the Soouta. With
Mra. Ann Sander 111, Mra. Teddy
Stevens waa appointed temporary
leader for Intermediate Troop 44,
treaaurer. Plana were laid for a
Elzle Robert la chairman; Mra.
Florence De Merritt. vice chairman
and Mra. Olen Morton, secretary
treaaurer. Plan were held for a
skating party for the Brownla
Troop 44 and 4S. 16 waa decided
to have two meeting a month for
each troop In the future,
A a result of experiments In Ala
bama mines the government ea
possibilities of synthetlo fuel pro
duction from coal burned underground.
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