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Newspaper Page TextSATUKDAY, DLC 20, I'M HLRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLb, OREGON PACE SEVEN Christmas Motif I Used For Party I'liir liimii, ciiiullcii mid 1 1 ii linilillijiiiil I'liiihliiui 1 1 ii- Imiiiril 1 1 ir m'IIIiiu lur 1 1 ii' in u i (i itl (li li.n I ul-,1 ituui i.i 1 1 v lii'lil In Dm Mi'llmill'.t i-liurrli imi Ini x Tuci.dity i'vciuiik, DiTi'inlirr III. Jliinlii CIhiiii, In 1 1 iiiiMin nr Mix. Iii.li- 'I hi nek mm Ion. prci-nn d iiiiuly caiii'-i mill Kllln to nil pn-M-nt In ni-cuiii Willi llii' m'ii' MiiuIiiu nl ('In h.liniii, cumin, Clirliiliiui'i i ' ilt.. iiinl ii iiliiini miIii lie Mil. Wi'imIiII Hinlili ui'ii' enjoyed by nil, Krliriihlili'liln ui'ir mtvi'iI 1 1 '111 II IiiJiIp ii'llli'll'll Willi ll popi'iil ll 4 In I . t unit Hit. miiiw linn. iiii.I ruiiiilci,, 1 1, .hi i-i-f fur llii' puny uitii Mil.. Illllll IX.'iiliiiill, Mis. Helen Tlmrlitiin. Mm. 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Mm -1 nil U-H CillllllllliKti. Mm. rililllrti C'ihImiIi. Mm. M.iurlir Mll-li-i Mn. lli.hi-11 l-'iiun. Mm Ki-nni-lll l..r.vi-ll. Mm. Ili-iny Mtiirl.-.ini. Mm. Kiiiluyn Miilyiiril. Mr (Ulln-rt V.ulli'm, Mr. Il.irulil I'lilinrr, Mm Win i i'ii I). Hi-iiiiH. Mm. 1.. K. .t 1 1 1 1 1 1 i , Mn. J V. Wm-liKT. Mm. D.ivltl I.. Hnydi-r. Mm. .li'lm W. Wi'lii-r. Mn. Aiiliut- Winmm.. Mm. J-i.i rrtl Alter, Mm. 1"V Wind. Mm. 1'ti il lllcliii. Mm lly tin 1 1 Imjii. Yule Setting Ol relit .'V iilld tn li ntpcifi (itiini-d Ihr Yule hfllliiK for tlx1 holiday putty hflil I h Is uri'k hv Die WrdncMluy (lull in I In; imrhh hull of HI. I'miln KiImumiI chtiii-li. MuMcwft wvrv Mr... K. M. Itny inond, Mir.. I). J. (llll.nl. Mih. W. A. KhiiiiiMtn, Mm. Ir O. Hjiroul mid Mm, Wiurrii C. iiruiu-t, V'Uxl In bridKit wcni to Mih. Fniuk 'r.itc, and low Id Mih. Dirk Muuulic, In plimrhlc hlKh went to Klulnc JnrhnrdMiii mid thr hpn-litl iiwurd for Ihr rvrniiiK urnl to Mih. Arlhur Moon- Annual Party TULKl.AKK All ihr ttdtlrr .ind Kirriirry (hut k lo inukr up a mic icaIiiI rhrlsiiiiitK purly urn in rvldrntr lit thr uiimml party Kivrn ly Ihr 'lulrliikr p-l. Aiiirilcun l.iKtoii, nnd thr I.ckIoii uuxlllmy, for thrir IiunlllrH. The uffair unt hrtd luM urrk In the I.rKlon hall Whrr. Ktlrl. Kulll'-ird for U 7 u'rliick potllltk Mlpprr. i spin kill i, hpoillKhird miowiih-ii, ! ml laprih and Kirrn. criilrird the lo lahlrh. l-'ollowiiik' Ihr dliiiiri, Kanla Chilis 1r. T J. U'llnrni. Mil. Hrlrn , apprurrd vvllh hit hn of trriith, mid Ilimnlon ami Mtv HuUi OL'iiiiuell wUs urrr rxehitnurd by iiflultH and . . . i rhildrrn. Mi. Ward Devlin, with 1 Mit D'-n WrbMer at ihr pluiiu. 'jot:-m m w 1 4 Henley Man Leaves For New Zealand JIKNI.EV Irving Dixon, who Irft 81111 Fruurlara Munduy nlnlit by plane fur Aiirkland. Npw ZpiiIhikI, whs liomirrd Siitiirdny nliiht with (Hrcwell parly at the Dlxmi home In the Urnlcy di.itrlct. Covers were laid for 21 (it dinner, followed by 11 n evenlUK of curds and vl.tltliiK. Mr. Ulxiin will visit his 87-ycnr-old mother, whom he has not teen In 10 yearn, his brothers nnd sisters and other relatives. He called Mrs. Dixon lonti distance from Ban Francisco before, taking off. nnd said that his schedule called for a six-hour lay-nver hi Honolulu, anH ittmi it. the ffentnn mid Fill Dancing Party TonlKht, Hntuidiiy. menitiel.t of the Federal Kecla..iatlon Employes association will hold a holldnv Islands. He plans to return the la.it of February. Friends nnd relatives who Blith ered to wish him a pleasant trip were . nnrl l tJ-.T-t-r tlt W Mr anil Mrs. Clifford Kelley. Charles Deer. I u"'"-,,,i . .....iinu-i mm Mr. Mid Mrs. R, 8. Hopkins. Mr. and I e" rl hc nrrniiRed. Mrs. Jess Johnson and Mrs. frvin-r I "hu Christmas decorntlons adding Dixon, all of the Henley district. I to the Pll" n"-'"-and Mrs. W. Wlthrow. Mr. and Mrs. . This afternoon, the FREA enter Stanley Sor.in and Billy, and Hnttle j tallied children of members In the Mirror of Klamath Falls, and Mr. I recreation nan at the bureau of and Mrs. Joe Huck and son and Mrs. Bertha Olson of Tulclake. Association reclamation. Santa Clnus was on hand to distribute treats and gifts to the youngsters. Prog ram .hnrllilrn uf NrlKllbuP. uf V.I nult :.t,itn d lit thr ( 'hi M ni.tn pin ui.iin iinrii at thr joint putty lor Juwiiilrt and NrtKldxu in thr K( hull Monday rvrnintf, Di-irmlnr 1H. (lump MtiKlnit of ' I.lttlr lov.11 ot Itrthlrlitin and 1 Hllrnt Nluhl.-' ultriird thr Mirt-tlMK. nnd thlft uuh fuiM-d by a pimui aoIo by Danny Thiinpoii and u piano thirl by Mn, Thompson and Kharon: a miiik by Kdna Mar Itecvrri, iircomptinlrd by Mlhhrd Htnilh; piano mIo by John lily; rrrllatloiiH by Alee Tllton mid Mm la Ann Wrrd; piano miIo by Anirha Pattrrsnn; ircllalliHiH by l.lndu SlnntiH, t.ana Klinitih nnd 1-a-Kaynt Wrrd: n mhik by Iirvrrlry .If-uti, IVkV Ann nnd Itonald Claw noii; rreMatlon bv Patny Huth Mil hr. Paula Ann Clark. Judy Hellr Hull mid Dlt k Wrrd; nrenrdinn .sulits "Thr hti..t NM'l" and "Santa is Couniiif to Town," by Patsy Huth Miller. All Joined In "JliiKlr HiiK," as Santa rnlrird lo dhtrlbutr ultts for the Mlrnt fdlers. ihr Juvrnilr. nnd (teat.t lo nil ftuth Hull. Alta Claik. Sir Ma Diydrn. Kllrn Kly. Sylvia TilUm. Vl dlu I-rrvrr. I.onnr Itnbln.Mni and Dti-k.sy rrrriiuui servnl on thr mm. MUttee fur thr rvrnliiK. Thr next ineriliiK will be uii January ,Y uiih n pot link supper at 7 p m . IoIlour by a regular busiiit". mretinir xuux srvrral eaioln mid Ann mid ty Iterd, datitihtrr of Mr. mid f Mi x. Ilui vry l(n d Kavo rrndliiKs. ' More (hail HK 'tir.st.s unr pnenl. Mn. Vinnle Si liadlrr of Lakrew ; will f-prnil Chililniii. thin year with hrr daiiKhtrr mid non -in-law. Mr and Mm. Ilmnrr J. Kills mid hrr etandehlldirit. Judy and John Kllh, j at thrtr hoinr. il'.Ui l-Jdoradu. TULIP BLUEBIRDS of Mills school enjoyed o Christmos porty ot the home of their leader, Mrs. William Kunz, this week and expressions on their faces indicate thot "o good time was had by all". Mrs. Kunz was assisted by Mrs. Barton Waits and Mrs V. A Rose, sponsors Refreshments were followed by games and singing and membership cards presented the girls by Miss Virginia Denton, Camp Fire executive director. Front row, left to right, Sylvia Wilbur, Barbara Rose, Phyliss Jetgens, Alene Corothers, Joyce Dowdy, Morcia Hednck, Arlene Foltz. Second row, Rosemary Harvey, Marilyn King Karen Totten, Nancy Dexter, Carol Poll, Janet Smith, Wanda English, Janet Speirs. Third row, Sharon Ellis, Rosalie Waits, Lavclle Mikcsell, Margo Hunsiker, Patricia Watson, Sheila Kunz. The Woman's association of the Flrht Presbyterian church met Thursday evening, December 18. for Its annual Christmas meeting. Emmaline Fit.patrick was host ess. Devotions and the Christmas story was told, interspersed with vocal selections by Marie Casjens and John Crosby. Mrs. David Burnett Jr.. led group singing of Christmas carols, accom panied by Mrs. George Mclntyre. Mrs. Victor E. O Neill told a Christ mas story. Rev. David Barnett Jr., installed officers. The hostess served tea at the close of 'the meeting. Presiding at the tea table was Mrs. Ada Spar-retorn. (jive a (t nod pen for Christmas. Pioneer Printing A Stationery Co. RNA Group -Guderian. Nuptial Party TUl.KI.AKK Ft a ii c c s Frey, . t !"V- . i ,f fK jbiyf ' :i- Entertained MEETING Santa (or flic first time n vivnrinim rrH-hmrnH I . , i rV Tl'T Lou Whytal, eight- w.i-. entertained nl a hlrtliduy party. . , . . ' , J. . It. her honor December )J at the ; months-old daughter of Mr. In nut of Mis. o. c Wells, her ' and Mrs Larry Whytal, who is belter known as "Susie" to iliiimlitci I'lnorhli- was phi veil, with Mrs. t'cpple ii'i-eiviiit: hiith and Mis. l.rslrr l.eavltl InivrlliiK. The Ctirl.'.tliin.s mntlf was carried mil In the decorations and u birth day i ake centered the party table. I'li-M'til were Mr. nnd Mrs. Owen IVpplr. Mr. mid Mrs. ls I.envltl.1 Mr mid Mis. Kverett Mnlone. Mr. nnd Mis. Benme Mnlone and Mr. anil Mis. chuck Wells. her circle of admiring friends Evrrmcen. dnuKlitcr ol Mi. and Mrs. Cieorne Fiey. who will become the bride of Itichurd Keiislcr on December 1!7 ut a 2 o'clock ceremony lo be read In h Autnistmi-'s church. Merrill, was honored with n deliKhtlully plan nrd pre-ntlptlal shower last Satur day III the annex of the Tulelake Community I'rrsbytcriuu church. HtKtees for the event, held in the afternoon were Mrs. K. V. .Staun ton. Mrs. Hlchard Siilllh. Mrs. Tom Kadolis. Mrs. Cieorue Yost. Mrs. Hubert Ncuikcr. Mrs. John Tatars Jr . nnd Mrs P. C. Beriiman. A Imhted Christmas tree and masses ol itieens were u.-ed about the hull mid on the refreshment tnbte. Mrs, Waul Devlin with Mrs. Don Webster sit the pi, inn siiiik Cad nmn's "Because'' and "When the Apples mow on the l.iluc Tree.'' A uroup of stiHlents from Winema school sane Christmas carols. KIKhty liucsts were invited. Honored BONANZA -Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Wells entertained at a birthday parly nt their home December 4 in lienor of Mary Maloue. Bintio was played and refresh ments served alter the honor Riiest oponed her Kills. Guests were Mary Mnlone. Mr. and Mrs Kverett Mnlone. Bennle Mnlone. Frankie Clv.llls. Birdie Mae Tupper. Mr. and Mis. Ishmel Dick. Hit hunt and Warren Dick nnd Mr. anil Mrs. Wells. Circle Parties Two circles of the Woman s So ciety of Christian Service met on Thursday. December 11. Martha circle met at the home of Mrs. C. II. Barnstable. 123 Hlnh. for a pot luck luncheon. Mrs. Barnstable I was assisted by Mrs. Steve Moss, and n attended. Mrs. Mark Taylor. I chairman, conducted the businevs j meeting, and the devotions were ' given by Mrs. A. Cowman, j Ruth circle was entertained at the j home of Mrs. Victor Phillips of 1005 I HlKh. Ten members and 3 Ruests. j Mr H. A. Pclu. Mrs. G. W. Coulter i nnd Mrs. William Foster attended. , Mrs. J. C. Hunt had chame of the 1 business meeting and Mrs. Walter Herndon led the devotional service. Instead of Christmas gift exchange this year, all circles are using the money usually so spent for local charities. Birthday CHILOQUIN-Mnry Lee Collins I war given a surprise birthdny party on Monday nftemoon by her mother, j Mrs. Walter Collins. The eight little i girls attending spent the time play- Inir "dicss-up." I Guests for the day were Todd ( and Tanya Sche. Louise and Claudia Heglund. Peggy Clanahan. Louise , Nlehaus. Judy and Mary Lee Collins. Buffet Supper A combined recital. Christmas parly nnd buffet supper filled the evening's schedule for piano stu dents of Mrs. Samuel A. Mushen Friday evening. December 12. Each youngster presented a group o: selections and later in the eve ning. Mrs. Mushen served buffet re freshments. The traditional green ery and decor of the holiday season set the party motif. Youngsters present were Lucy Ann Spangler. Annelie Jacobs. Mar jorie Orr. Beverly Lassett. Barton Brown. Joan Brltton. Robert Van Vactor. Cherie Mahaii. Joann Buss man and Robert Mushen. Installation Klamath Lodge Nq. 77. A F. &.A.M. will conduct open installation of its officers Monday evening. December 22. ai 8:30. Tins will be the first open installation of the lodge since 1937. Rev. Victor Phillips will de liver a short talk pertinent to the occasion. All members, visiting members, their wives and friends are cordially invited to attend. After the ceremonies refreshments will be served In the banquet room. Rltta Schweiger entertained at her home, 4415 Cottage. Tuesday. ; December 9. for members of the Three R club of Royal Neigbors of America. The hostess served luncheon, and later in the afternoon, cards were i played. High went to Martha , Baker, with Lillian Peterson recclv- , : ing second, and Alice Hoover, the ' special prize. I Gifts were exchanged and Polly- j , annas remembered. Leave Your Troubles Behind DINE & DANCE at MOLATORE'S Open 6:00 a. m. to 1:00 a. m. 1112 Main Tree Party 1 j;aaaaaasiaaaaaaaa5ia The age-old tradition of a Christ mas tree party is carried out each year by a group of tree hunters In our town. This year. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Miller entertained at their new home. 1405 Eldorado, after gathering yuletide greens last Sun day afternoon. Enjoying the potluck dinner and an evening of cards were Mr. and Mrs. Murel Long. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sproat and Mr. and Mrs. Miller. 3 SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING Kiprrt iaarinirr-d U'ork MBhro Certain tl irlre--1 i r EMimtf Sewing Machine Service Custom Made SLIP COVERS Margaret Wheeler Phone 4054 JUST RECEIVED 1948 Model G.E, Automatic Dishwasher With Garbage Disposal Unit 1 Custom Aire Oil Circulating Heaters For 3. 4, and 5 Room Homes CHAS. B. LEIB it 443 Commercial PLUMBING and HEATING Phone 6700 Hjll.iJJMjPpiljllllll III ai tU PRE-WAR PRICE GENUINE WATERLESS C00KWARE )r n'l'lsinj; tlduinm, appniui ninli ilir nnv t .italic wj), ulcci it l.uxc by r Haul. Ilruin more ol the j; jilted htiliini ini) ongiiul viiamint am) iiiinculv Triplcihitk tumimim lu j cm uly, i alwjyi kind 10 Unn Pre-Christmas Specials Hand-Print Cloths, 54x54 $1.99 Embroidered Pillow Cases $2.99 Ladies' Fine Linen Hankies $1.00 Linen Dresser Scarfs $1.49 Hand-Emb. 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