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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1947)
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 13, 1947 PACE SIX HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Picnic Is Feature Of Family Reunion The Hvne-BuMy reunion at Moor park ih an event of 8unday afternoon when all Jive of the living children of the late Henry O. and Dayton Huyne Bussey were present. Many of their children and grandchildren also attended and with their families, made a party of 54 people. Thli waa the first reunion of the families since the war In which eight of the Bussey children and grandchildren served. Tho affnlr was part of the pioneer picnic sponsored by the Klamath Historical society. The mynes-'T- Bussry picnic honored the families of the lnte Henry O. and Dayton llaynes Buney, who settled In Lo- rella in 1885. Pivsent were Grace Hayncs Ortf flth, Klamath Kalis: Fannie Haynea Purdv. Ashland: Mrs. Earl Dunn and dauKhters Shirley and Oalle, Springfield; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Green and Stephanie, Mrs. Minnie nvii! and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. nol and Marnaret. Klamath Falls; Harold Ogle Jr. of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bowman and Donald, Merrill. Vernon Bowman, Eugene: Mary Keeney. Dexter: Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Barks. Mr. and Mrs. William Barks. Tulelake: Mr. and Mrs. John Dtl lard and Marguerite. Lee and John nie, Eagle Point; Mr. and Mrs. Uel Dlllard and Mary Lucille and Doro thy Ann. Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Orifflth. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Chase. Rodney, Gwen and Barbara. Springfield; La Vae Griffith and Mr. and Mrs. Lu ther Holbrook, Creswell; Mr. and Mrs. Don Stoneburg and Shirley. Springfield: Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stubbs and Dora Jean. Caldwell. Ida.; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bussey and Allen, Weed. Calif.; and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bussey and Gordon and Roger, Medford. I sj. n.i I a ma- ween. (lnninmu II III I U I'll Visiting HENLEY Brigid Murphy of New Market, Ireland, Is visiting for a month or more with her cousins. Margaret, Ben and Bob Murphy, of Henley and her uncle, Dan Murphy of Klamath Falls. Brigid heft Cove, Ireland, on the troop ship, -Ernie Pyle." making the trip to New York tn eight days, arriving July 20. She spent a week In New York City seeing the sights that every visitor should see and continued on to Klamath Falls by train, stopping en route at Denver for a few days. Asked how she liked the country, she replied. " Tis a grand country," but feels that people hurry about a little too fast here, as Ireland Is a very leisurely country. She pre fers the mountains of the Pacific Coast to the plains of the Middle West. Miss Murphy's stay here is a re turn visit to the one which Mar garet and her father, Dan Murphy, made to Ireland last July. She Is staying at the TVinema hoteL . Juveniles of Neighbors of Wood craft held a picnic in Moore park on Thursday, August t, and 10 members attended. The picnic was In the form of a sack lunch, fol lowed by several games. Alta Clark, senior guardian, and Ruth Hull were in charge, i Club Picnic One of the most successful club picnics was held Sunday. August 10. at Moore park, when 75 guests and members of the local Townsend club gathered In mid-morning for a day of recreation. Coffee, ice cream and cold drinks were furnished by the club. Luncheon was at 1 o'clock with games and races highlighting the afternoon. Beverly LaFever of Spokane won the' ladles race with Peggy Roberts, second. Maynard Smith and Fred LaFever were win ners In the men's races. Other winners were Don Strand, Norma Douglas, Maynard Smith Jr.. Johnny Thompson, Norman and Hazel Douglas. Jackie Smith. Ken neth Douglas. Francis Roberts, Sally Thompson, Ray Roberts. Ha ael Douglas, Don Strand. Silvia Robert. Carl and Daisy Douglas, Fay Roberts, Berolot McCracken. In charge of contests were Maude Cross, Eva Myers, Grace Jerrue, Peggy Roberta, and Vic Douglas. In charge of awards was Bernlce Mc Cracken. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Douglas of Grand Junc tion. Colo, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred LaFever of Spokane. A,- XV ': si I If J v.. ',.' Honored HENLEY The lawn at the Har. old Dfliltiiuer ranch home was the setting for a shower Thursday af ternoon, honoring Mrs. John Wal Hit Gifts were placed on a table centered with a bouquet of pink rosebuds. llivsUtv-i's were Mrs. Harold Deh linger. Mrs. Fred Ueyiner id Mrs, Barbara btone. Invited were Flora Uyers, Anna Wallln. Kay Winner, Dorothy Dch lluucr, Mary Uober, Marjorlo Howe, Llule Short. CH-orgle Dehlluger, Mary Brunei-. Shirley Jeflcoat, Mar. gurrlle Ureithuupt, Marie Bond, Ethel Whttliitih. Isubelle Dehlluger, Carolyn UrlKhthaupt. Kmnm Ht'hlirrmun. Slella Dell- linger. Mmiie Keedrr, Vivian Wise. I Ann Albers. Maxlne Johaiuon, Grace Short. Margaret Murphy, Vera Durnut. Arlrne Gooding. Ag nes Vosop, Edith Wallln. Ueralrilne Crawford, Ann Falrclu, Marcla Walls. Dolores Oueslnger, Sally Manning. Letha Murphy. Esther Acklln, Marjorle Newnhum, Mabel Foster. Donna Dixon and Mrs. An drew limner and Mrs. Fred Wolljer, both of Mallu. served Just before the honor guest opened many gills received from her friends. Others attending were Mrs. Ward Graves, Mrs. Anne James and Jackie. Mrs. Versle O'Uanton, Mrs. Gertrude Oood, Mrs. Madge West. Mra. Carl Moorehead. Mrs. Wana Jane Lealhrrwood, Mrs. Ernestine Ross, Mra. Ruth Huatend and Dr. win. Mrs. Margaret Brown and Fay, Mra. Dot Bridge, Mra. Marl Schiot fehll, Mrs. Pearl Henderson, Mrs. Helen Wright, Christine, Diana and Philip, Mrs. Dawn Peters, Shirley and Roger. Mr. Kltsey Wlnnlngliam and Nlla and Jerry Marker. Custom Mad SLIP COVERS Margaret Whtlr Thon 40B4 Shower WEYERHAEUSER CAMP 6-A shower was arranged for Mrs. Jack Baker Thursday at the Scout house with Mrs. Dorothy Bright, Mrs. Thelma Clapp and Mi. 8. L. Hen. derson. hostesses. Luncheon was VISITING FROM IRELAND is Brigid Murphy of New Market. who is spending some time with her cousins, Margaret, Ben ond Bob Murphy of Henley, and her uncle, Don Murphy, of Klamath Falls. She arrived in New York on the Ernie Pyle July 20. Kennrll-EIIU. Dinner Guests LANQELL VALLEY Mr. and Mra. Orvllle De Vaul entertained at dinner Sunday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cox and children. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fltxhugh. Mrs. Irene Foster, Connie Foster, Ralph Wo mack. Bob Conley, Bob Evans and Jack DeVaul. Church Guild LANG ELL VALLEY Mrs. Alma Embrey entertained the Guild of St. Barnabas church, at her home Thursday afternoon. Following a brief business meeting the members sewed for the coming bazaar. They plan a bazaar and turkey dinner in mid-November. Refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon to Madge Monroe. Bobbiette Gift. Billle Flu hugh, Margaret Burnett, Bonnie Fernlund, Ethel Joucs. Mary Dearborn. Cora Leavitt, Edith Jones. Carolyn Dearborn, and the hostess. 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