L'DNESDAY, JULY 23, 1947,
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE SEVEN
Visitors Feted At
Saturday Party
MT. I.AKI Mm, Allle Klmiid of Cummin, Trie., mid dauuliliir,
Mia Kuiiny Mim lliiiiipton o( Houston, Trx., were enlnUilntd hi tho
homo "( Mr. Klimrds nrplMW mid mere, Mr. and Mis. Imiuu Thomas
uf Ilrnley, HiiliiiUuy uliflit,
Mis. Klnurd und Mm. lliiiiiiilon arrlvrd lm,t Wednesday from Tim
by plane to visit, Willi relatives In l-liiinulh county. It win their flrnt
visit til Ureitoii.
Miry enjoyed (lalilnit ol Don hike mid nip t t'rulor lake mid
other piuiM of Intereai In Houllirrn Oieiion, before Iravlnu for tlwir
home Hiinduy nlKlit. M
1-. 1 1 )ov 1 1 iu tlm puny ut 1 1 io Tliunma
home won Uio liiiniiird iiursta, Mr.
mid Mm. CI. A. C'limnbrm of Khun
mil Kalis, Mr. mid Mn. Ueorve
Chambers, Alum mid Charles Cecil
ut Hjirlnv Lake, Mr. mid Mm. It. U.
(;hiiiiibnrn, France mid llobrrt .lr,,
Mr. mill Mm. J. W. Hhoiif, Ml. mul
Mm. U. 1.. Mellon, Mr. mid Mm.
Wllllnm Chamber mid Hilly, mid
Mr. mid Mm. C. LI. Webb, all of
Kliiiiinlli Kail; Mm. Johnle Muffltt.
Donald, Jni klp. l urry. Ileverly mid
Uminn Um Moffllt of Henley.
Mr. mid Mm. I'. K. Huclicer mid
Hi'ili of Klmnnlli I'alla, Mr. and-Mrs.
' W. p. Iliurell mid James mid Mr.
mid Mm. Iu: Thomaa mid laaaa Jr
nl llrnlry. W. H Kike of bnyder,
Tex., who l vlsltltui relative In
Klumath KulU mid In a friend of
Hip Chamber fnmlly, win alao
Hlieul.
Bridge Party
I.ANOKl.L VAI.I.KY Mr. V W.
Iliown entertained ut her horn on
Wrdnrmliiy Willi a bndiie puny.
Knur table of brldife were In piny
Willi Mm. Mary fteurborn wiiiiilnii
I lie Ural award. Mm. Claude Mtir
my. sm-imd hliih; mid Mm I.rlan,
1 1 u r In. traveling;.
Hwret eas mid mtilr run led
out the decorative theme.
HrfrrthmenUi were served ut Hie
i Iciim! of cards to Mm, Hill Iliirnelt,
Mm Hurry Kiaxicr, Mm Mnry
Driiihorn. Mm. Owen pepple, Mm.
Hill HrrhdoliH. Mm. Mnlrolm Teare.
Mm. Mnry l.eldy. Mm. I.loyd Cllfl.
Mm Clmido Murray, Mm. Mnry
Hniith. Mm Lrland Harris. Mm.
Mue (lule. Mm JrsMe William. Un
let MorrlKin, Mrs. Joe Poluiek. and
Mm Ilrown.
Wed In Reno
MK.HIULL-The Mellmdlat church
of fteno. Ncv.. u the scene of a
lovely weddlns. June 10. when llemin
Hixhte became the bride of lUilnud
Went, both of Merrill, from Iteno,
the couple continued on their wed
dlnc trip to Mluuiurl to vialt the
brute relative and to Mnrln on the
HI. Cumin. Miniiraola. for a VIMI
with the Krtma num. They re.
turned by wny of the lladlands and
Yellowstone pnrkl and are now at
home In Merrill.
Entertained
MKH1UI.I Mm. Robert Wnlker
entertained at her hume Tuesday,
with a shower honorliiK Mm. Jamc
Merrillee. Itefrmhinenu were
served to the following guests. Mm.
;llv MrPherum. Mm. It. P. lieiulev,
Mm. Wllllnm Walker, Mm. Holly
Went. Mm. Hob Ulllmmi, Mm. Hilly
Falvey. Mm. Tom Chatburn Jr.,
Mm. Claude Shuck. Mm. Riley De
I.ap, Mm. Jamea Hammond, Mrs.
Hob Urnuoo. Mm. Earl Clark. Mm.
Joe Hnlly. Mm. flufun Qtilllan. Mm.
Karl Kdneinon, Mm. E. R. Ucaaley,
Mrs. Hoy ' r. lleasley, Mm. Inn
Purvis, Mm. Earl Abarr. Mrs. Jack
Fleck. Mra. William McClanahan
and the hostess.
Picnic Party
MAI. IN- On Wednesday, July 10,
from 11:30 In the mornliiii until lute
ufternoon lliownlcs of troop ib of
Miilln held i pu-pi purty on Uio
lawn of I ho homo of Mm. Ileinlce
Hlewurd al Loveuew mill, eunt of
Mnlln. A plrnlc lunth wna en)oy.
ed. after which the KlrU plnyed
liumea, led by UUIe Muck, anil were
tiiken to see the mill In operation.
The troop coiiiiultire iinnounced
Hint I ho ulil will huve a picnic
plnyduy nometliue In Augimt at
Mihiio park with a definite date to
be miuouiiced later.
Hrownlen enjoylnii the dny were
Marlene VnkiilK, llelorea Blewnrd,
Mnry Hteynknl, Ileverly Martin,
Joyce Juiiica, Vernincno llenzel,
Alice Pitta and VlrKlnla Morrow.
Mule mieata of the Hrownlea were
Ellen Krnmla. Arlene Arnold. Joan
Kreltaii. Itonnle Knllna mid Terry
Hlewnnl.
Membem and friend of the troop
eominltlee preaent were Mra. Ethel
Robert. Mm. Klale Mack. Mm. ller
nlce Blewnrd. Mra. Ora Arnold, Mra.
Cora Hanlater. Mm. I.aura Unilley.
Mra. Irene Krrltau and Mm. Ilniel
Knllna.
Riding Club
MKI(K1I.1.-Membem of Uie Mer
rill RiiIiiik club and their fnmlllea
Kntherrd nrouud a cnmpfire In Ixlda
Hollow Hundny evenlnic for a wiener
ronat Hob Hinloliih drmonatraled
hla aklll at camp coffee making and
did a rliihl bixmI Job too. accordlnx
to thine who ilrnnk it. All handa
helped to lay out the "chuck."
Alter refreahmeuti the rider
mounted their home and cantered
home by the lluht of the new moon
while the "chin kwumui crew" broke
camp and returned by car. Thoae
attending were Mr. and Mra. E. E.
Kllpatrlik. Mr. and Mm. Jnme
Hammond, Mr. mid Mm. Hob Iliir
leliih, Hob and Patty; Mr. and Mra.
Hill Hill and Wayne: Mr. and Mm.
W. E Hammond. Mr. and Mm C. E.
Hharp. Mr. and Mm. Hob Hurry.
VliRlnla Bharp. Nora (iiahmnu. Mnry
Catherine and Hetty Lee Hammond.
The Itidiim club will hold a nu
llum dinner mertlnit soon. Members
will be notified of the lime and plnce.
Slumber Party
MT l.AKI Beven members of
Girl Hroti t troop 14 met at the home
ol their lender. Mm. Honnld Whll
latch, Wedneadny night, for a slum
ber party mid brenkfusl cook-out.
A treasure hunt and bicycle ride
was enjoyed In the evening and a
short business meeting held In the
morning after breakfast.
Thoso working for merit badges
and enjoying the party were Lola
Hurgc, Fylvla Robert, wlnnlfred
Clober, Eleanor Jackson, Oeraldlne
Maaten, Betty Lou Clober, and Don
na lllxon.
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THEIR FIRST VISIT SINCE 1909 wos on occosion for S.'V. Coddard of Klomath Foils and his
three sisters. Left to right ore Mr. Coddard, Mrs. J. L. Love of Pompo, Tex., Mrs. F. (J. Bom
ber of Portland, formerly of Klamoth Foils, and Mrs. Maple Scott of Pompa. The visitors
have been here about two weeks with relotives and friends.
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The Malln farm bureau met July
It In the church basement with
members casting ballot In favor
of the sale tux. At the close pf the
meeting Mr. Earl Wilson and Mrs.
Gerald West erved home made
cake and coffee. The next meeting
will be held August 15.
Mr. and Mrs. John 6. Hcrrlng
shaw have sold their home In Malln
and are now living In the Knllna
apartment.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Wilde, Mr.
and Mra. James Ottoman, Mr. and
Mra. Jerry Rajnus and Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Btonecypher returned
last Friday from Portland where
they attended the Elk convention.
M.. and Mrs. Elzle Robert and
Mr. and Mrs. John 8. Herrlngshaw
returned last week-end from salmon
fishing on the coast.
Mr. and Mra. Tucker of Santa
Cruz have been visiting at the
homes of Mr. and Mrs. Elzle Rob
ert, Mr. and Mrs. Vac Kallna and
Mr. and Mr. John Freltag.
Those attending the annual In
stallation and feed of the American
Legion post of Klamath Falls,
Merrill and Malln reported having
a wonderful time.
John Herrtngshaw was Installed
a commander of Malln post 84, a
was Mr. Bunge, adjutant. Attend
ing from Malln were Mr. and Mrs.
Elzle Robert, Mr. and Mrs. John
Herrlngshaw. Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie
Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Bunge, Wes
ley Hamilton, and Mrs, John Frel
tag. Mr. and Mrs. John Berrlngshaw
and Mr. and Mrs. Elzle Robert are
salmon fishing at the mouth of the
Klamath river. They expect to be
gone several days.
MRS i. C. PATRICK, the for
mer Mary Colden of this city,
and her son, four-month-old
Michael, ore spending the
summer with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Colden, of the
Lakeview highway.
Densely populated, long modern
Britain counted 41 toll roads, 58 toll
bridges at the end of 194a.
Visitors
Olene Mr. and Mr. Omer Avery
of Portervllle. Calif., arrived last
Friday to visit over the week-end
with Mr. and Mra. Marlon Bames
of Olene. Mra. Avery and Mrs.
Bames were schoolmates. Mr. Avery
operate a citrus commission house
fand owns a purebred Hereford
ranch In PqrterviUe. Mrs. Avery Is
the former Louise Goodrich. The
visitors left early Monday morning.
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Aged or Convalescent
Amhtdatorr
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Even Tide
Rest Home
SISTER DIES
MT. ANQEL, July 13 (ry-Blslef
Mary Dorothy, OSB, died here yea
terday of shock and burn Incurred
when her clothing caught fir whllt
sha was burning trash.
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Lay that ball bat down, babe! The
tune may be the same but the words
are changed. The Merrill VFW aux
iliary Is sponsoring a ladles' Softball
team. Eighteen women turned out
Friday night for a practice game.
The most ardent fans In the cheer
ing section were the little ones who
yelled, "run, mamma, run," and
"mamma, ft your side winning?" All
the players declared It was a lot of
fun and some were very good ball
players. There will be another prac
tice session Friday, July 35, al 6:30
p.m.
Bill and Lou Hill made a business
trip to Langell valley Sunday.
The Merrill volunteer fire depart
ment answered an alarm al 11:15
a.m. Sunday for a blaze at Mid-Way
Motors. Quick-thinking employes
had extinguished the fire before the
firemen arrived.
The Tulelnke VFW vs. Merrill
VFW sofiball game, played on the
high school diamond Sunday after
noon, was one of the best games of
the season. Both teams turned In a
good performance and came up with
a score of '8-7 In favor of Merrill.
Peggy Mclntyre
Contract OK'd
LOS ANGELES. July 23 M
Peggy Mclntlre, who began her film
career at four and at IS Is one of
Hollywood's youngest character
actresses', had her first long-term
contract approved In superior court
yesterday. It's for seven years with
RKO radio studios, starts at 250 a
week and progresses to 12500 a week.
Judge Frank O. Swain directed ha
to Invest 12 per cent of her earnlnP
In government bonds.
an explosion about 9 p.m. Monday.
He was thrown clear and managed
to hold onto the stern section, which
continued to float, and then swam
ashore early yesterday.
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a term In the legislatuij. and long
was active In civic affairs.
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