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Newspaper Page TextWLDNr'jPAY, PLC. 31, 1947 Mothers Club Gives Christmas Party A (ally iiiloinnl III' li''- Hi Ihr iriilcr of I In- milium iuiii ul hnrrril Heart arnilrinv milled H holiday note In Ihe Chi lit ni.ii puny of 1 (rinnbrr jl uivrll liv Hi" MHh-im ( lull fur ihr Hhlrr of Hi I'riilK In 'llir opening prayer was led liv Uu- incident, Mr. V Iik'cmi. Ili-i liliy, anil till' Vli" pli'Milcnl, Ml'i. I hiii Imilln.i. Kim- n I I'Miiiic ot llir lull .1 IHItle I" dale, riprclally alien!! llir lllllnu ( tin- li.ipr rlii'il fur llir milium carnival wltlili a un display m tin- (lie Hireling. A d'W lrlll.il!'' plana l"l' "ir carnival, III lir Mill kril mil Inline Ihr next Incel ,m wrin iilllllnril Al Ihr rlo-.li of llir bilMlirr. meeting it Kill IU pic united Klnli-r Miillrlla. superior uf Dinner Party A llllkry llllllHT rririiiiiuiig uir lnrllidii)n "I menibi'l HI UrlulJrr, Novrliibrl mill 1M ember Mill given hint cck by tlm Hoynl Neighbor ul Ailinliu run special uiriniiuy mu Weill I" l-lllmi 1'rlrl.iup. Annii Hhlllrr directed ll nkll. Willi MniH plrM'tilril by Ihr Juvenile uf Ihr i lull Ulcr umiiei. ... no., ...... ... - Ileum a pii'K"m un uiiiiiim n ........ (Pli'l by l-nriy ml Hhlllry Itmlrru, ii luitiif by Hhiiniii Hoi, u rrmling hv (icolgr Hlrrlr, lllllnli III llllllltH-r by Kddlr MH'lll' krll. Million HllupMin. KiiIh iIu McCoy, mid a ipiullrl Krik Klllimi wioi Hmiiu Clam. 'llir next lodlic meeting will be Jmiiimy III llir KC hull nl II o rliHk. Chapter Party Mr. Humid KlUirlm Jr ttun u- to Tin I limpid Itrtu HlKMin ' rill, ul hrr lmmr nit AUunrdn ulirrt Mdiuluy cvriiiliK, DrirmtM-r 22. A short hiiMnr-v. inrrttitK with ion- I llllrlrll by llir prr.-ildrnl. Mrs. (Iruiur A Wimhl. the !lil purl of thr rvr- amu, lolliiwril by a tiudliiotuil I hiiMmiin party. A tall, beautifully ilrciit utrd Hrr mid a snow scene on the fireplace iiiuniel iiildrd lo the ClulMiims spirit ot thr Bi""!'-: Christmas cmols were played while gifts were disliibulrd. Krfipslimrnia were served to the following: Mrs. (IroiKe A. Wright. Mrs. Itola rt Winn. Mis r.nwtu nri- roc. Mli. (lull Wrbb. Ial Kalrrhlld. Doris MrOird. Charlotte. Bailey. Mr. Hubert Puikett. lnm 'Martin and Kay Brhlmhaiirr. !.oi Hiiinrr of Esemplnr chapter was a guest. First Meeting Klamalh unit No. I. Mid-Week ,,.,-,,-.-ui,ji,.,i, ,. .' in-nrf, I Mglim auxiliary, will hold Its first r,t orKnttlnl : llaiel Bowman. Adah: meeting of the new year Tuesday, ,(llrl kbIIiib. Kuih: Cirace Steph January o. at ncliak In the Vel- rnil f;,n,er; Eva (low man, Martha: trans' Mrinorliil hall. Kinma Wilde. Electa: Mildred l a- After separate btinnri Hireling, hiala, warder; and Leliind Harris, Mi liilnn anil auxiliary will be . senlinel. served refreshment by auxiliary i yhr i,a(ir. Aid of Malm served memliers. (Imtessrs win be Mrs K D. McOhehey and Mis. Charles (C. Wells. On Ihe committee me Mrs. Oell ea Jlggtir, Friinces Jnhitsoll, Mil. Pat Kilby. Mrs, K. II. Kmderlck, Mrs 11. T Landniiil. Mrs. U. R. l.awler. Mrs. Hael Ijindry, Mrs.; Kldle Ijiliglitlie. Mrs. Andrew Loney, j Mrs. Kiisu Meeker. Mrs l.loyd UiW, i Mis Vr.Mu ljiwe. Mrs. Joseph Murrk, Mrs O, I) Mat i hew.... Mrs. Waller j Maylierry. Mrs. .luhn Williams. Mrs. Lucille Wlru and Mrs. Tom Young Party Hostess TUI.K1.AKK Ml II. T Slleel. asMsled by Mrs. Leon Ktrrel and : Mrs. llildur Larseii, was hostess to memlicis of the Homestead Coin-1 nuinlty club for the mintiiil CMirlst- mas parly just before Christinas. All the holiday trimmings made i a colorful background for the R If I j exchange and musical contests mid . carols. j The rcfrc'ilinient table whs cell- i tried wllh a snowman on a wintry ! lake and a gum-drop Christmas i tree. Twenty-two gucsls were present.' Anniversary WOCUH Mr. and Mrs. Albert lliu itU of Wocus cclcbriilrd their 40th wedding miimcrsary Christmas " Day. Highlighting the occasion was , B fmnlly dinner al thrlr home. The I wo were married In Forest vlllr, Cnhf. December 25. 1IKI7. Members of Iheir family present for thr occasion were Mr. and Mrs. (leorue Phillips and Mmie, Krunrlh iHind Judy, Mr. mid Mrs. Clifton llar V''t mid llclty mid IJonnii, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis llarrell, Mr. and Mrs. Isiigeno lliirrelt. and Carrol and Maiidy, Mr. and Mrs. Iliirvln Ilarretl and Durrell and Jerry. Clinton and Allen lliirrelt, Kdward Barrett and Herbert lliirrelt. Holiday Hosts FORT KLAMATH ln celebra tion of their 2Jnd wedding anni versary. Mr. and Mrs Ouss A. Page of Fort Klmuath were hosts Sat urday rvenlng. December 110. at. very cnloyable pie-holldny allalr al Ihe Log Cabin Inn at Klamath Fulls. Following dinner at the Inn. danc ing was enloyed until ll late hour. Oucsta of Mr. and Mrs. Page for Ihe evening's eutcrtiiliuuenl were Mr. mid Mis, Owlnn C'lrmmens. Mr. nnd Mrs. Vic Douglas, nil of Klamath Falls, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs Curl I'nulson of Central Point. Friendly Helpfulness 'I'o Kvrrv ( 'I ceil and I'ursr Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Margucrifo M. Ward and Sons Kt High Cliiine :i:i:i4 Ilcillhy, A liiiMiiliitlnu (,f ihr NnlHIIv iiti mini hv thr 1 1 1 1 1 1 mid fourth Blade piiplK mill "Mlciit NlKlll." 'AiikiIh Wr lliivr lliinil (in High," Hlrrp, Hi.lv lliihr." mill "Oh Colne All v Kiillhfill" were niiiiK liy llir chum A vni'iil r.olo, "ll, llnly Mghl." v.a Klvrn by u lilKll ai llool student, (IriiiKIll Id Mm. Iliill Dllllllirr prrMdt-d over thr prettily ilrrnritlrd Irii tlilllr, and Mlii Marvin Alber, rllllll mini iff llir rrfir.-.tinirnl cnuiinlltff, wan a. MMeil by Mm W. K. Alidrrarll Mm II it l l y II o I v I ll. Mm. Dirk Colllm. Mm. II I'. Crawford. Mil I M Durrrll. Mil. W. H. I'rilrr- hi.lt, Mil.. I.likr Milli hlr. Mm. It. C M,, Mr,. 0lh HO.rl r. Mm. J. K. v-atMin mill Mm. IV II. Wrssll. Mm Jrff Kufi.rn t'orrrt'tcil ml rniir ul n previous innrlliiK liliulr til. Ihr room riilllil The fimt mill heroin! gntders wop Ihr flag UllllIM Innrad of ihr llilnl mill fourth ,,,. i,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,) 'V)f ftMMl mile Kivrn ut llir IMur M'ri'i innrkrl by hv chili on No rliili'r '.Ml wii.n roiiftUlfird f.inci-fvn-fill, mid iijipn'cimiim wu.i ixlcinli-(l In tlp rhuUniiiM, Mrs. W. T. Unr hiwn unit her i finriUHec, incliiflluK Mrs U, M. Dtirrrll, Mm. .luhn Mr AndifUfi hihI Mm. I C Nifl'irf. ? wrll h to nil v.ho (toiuitrd their lliiir mill rl furls The itrxt mrrtinn (lulr w us .fl f'ir llir rvcnlnti of Jumiuiy 7. . i i., M lilUHUI IUI I MAI. IN - In inilalhtilun cere monies drill In thr holiday season. Mi. mid Mr. Joe lliiluuhrk were Inst.illrd lis WiMlliy p.tlron mill lllil- turn of I'loiprrlly chapter No. I no. Oidrr of Ihr Kimicrn ISlur of Miilln. p1(, rrrenionv was on a blue ai.J KO, uirine. with crdar Doughs, gold ,,,, n,,, ar candles completing ihe motif. h lllu, ,1(mpr, fr(. ,,. w)rd (() h(. n(,w , , ,. ,(. numbers were provided by Malgiiret MherUlan and Helen Uls- ,,. , Klaiiinlh Kalis. Other new officers Installed for ll.r HMD year Include Agnes Hi hrein er. associate matron: Lester tk hrcin er. associate patron; Ann Fruits, secretary; Arlle Mae Johnson, ttcu. urer: Kihel llamlllon, conductress: ' Ann Paygr, assoclalr conduclress; ! Florence DrMerrltl, rhiiplam; Mar American;..., Wilson, marshall: Violet llar- jin.lrr nirrcdliiK the Installation. Tablrs were decorated with mlnta ture winter scenes, gum drop trees and lighted caudles. Mrs. Ethel llmnlllon and Mrs Belly Henzel were In charge of table decorations. mm At . THF5f TWO. Frank Evans of Ihr school, liy Mi Johnson, hove celebrated Christmas together each- year from 19)6, when they first met at Englewood, Kas., up until this year, 1947, with exception of last year when Mr. Boll was re rniv.iisn trnnhnnnt in a Portland hospital. In 1918, both fami lies moved from Kansas to dinner is enjoyed alternately tf : z OPEN SUNDAYS and EVENINGS CLOSED MONDAYS 204S Oregon Avonuo ; it" W. Y . T -J(,'- ?JL ATTRACTIVE youngsters are one-o id o-holl, and Janet, five Scott of route I. December Meeting Held By Circles Itulh KM her, Marv and Martha circle of the Wmiliils Society of ChrlMiau Hcrvicc of ihe Klrst Meihodist church united for the Christmas Hireling In the church parlor Thursday. December 18. Miriam Bmyth was In charge of the prayer circle at 10:30. and at noon there was a covered dish luncheon In the parlors, followed by a busliuvs meeting and election of officers. Kur HUB Ihey will be Mrs. 1. K. Phelps, president: Mrs. Dexter Elliott, first vice president: Mrs. Kred Bcrhiel, second vice president : .Mrs. W. D. Wlthrow, promotion sccrriary; Mrs Hi ii mini 11. recording serreiary; Mrs Huby Kenyou. treasurer; Mrs. Waller llcrndon. chairman of the membership cuinmlltee; Mrs. Charles Johnson, chairman of young peoples work; Mrs. C. 11. llurniliiblc. chairman of student work. Mrs. Hiunlry Uechtle. chair man uf children work; Mrs. Earl Redman, chairman of missionary education: Mrs. Uhena Howry, chair man of the Wesleyan Guild; Mrs. Iliucc Ulukley. publicity. Mrs. Rtker was leader ol the devo tional service and gave a Christmas reading while Mrs. Glenn Kcni was program chairman and Introduced Hie numbers on the piiignim. There was a sextet composed of Mrs. Barnstable. Mrs. Redman. Mrs. El lloit. Mrs. Riker, Mrs. Craig and Marian .Sheridan, accompanied by Mrs. Wendell .Smith, which sang several appropriate numbers. Mrs. Steve Moss and Mrs. Kcnl gave readings. Christ inn greens and a large li ce gave the feeling of Christina to Ihe parlor. There was no exchange of gilts, a the members this year decided to make their gifts lo charitic. The house centipede Is not poison ous. Only the large tropical centi pedes are venomous. 1740 Wrjll and J. M. Bell, 1334 Klamath Falls where the holiday ot the Bell or tvons nomcs. SPECIAL NUT COOKIES For New Year's open house . . . can't he heal with egg nog nr any nlher refresh ment, nhelher you're enter taining, picking up a snnrk or serving Ihem tor desserl. Try them today! -mi AcomlA Phone 8373 HERALD ANP NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON r TL" .. : ThFK - "f ' . ' L the Scott children. From left ore years oia. inir moincr c.iu Social Calendar Mti4-r- J,nmi S norl nieellnii. XII'W. lin.i.r .if Ml, O K. Pu.'.iell. IICJ7 Eurle. 7.4.1 pill. tl4nrft.la I rllfUll. Jiillu, lliielm l4Mlone. KIhiiiUi C'.i niunlo Concert stkoclallon. tnrsll Vrtnd,, frbruarv ! p.iici I Don tmrlc churn. Klmth Com. Wii"?n . n.inil Concert situclnllnii lllrslt n,dr-li. Msrtli II Appl-liin riiiil I'leld, duo iisnlu. Klain sin C'tininilliill) Ctintetl s hm-liIioii I'ellrsn llimlr Wocus The Pellciiii-Wocus home exten- slon unit will meet at the Pelican school auditorium Friday. January 9. 10::I0 a in. "Use and Care of New Materials" wrlll be the project, with Mrs C. B. Whltlock and Mrs. Valk a protect leaders. All members are asked to attend as arrangements ...i.. i... ii.. . iiiiii'innii to have the unit picture taken dur- lug hobbv period. Members may . i. ,.i mV Pinnit nurd for further lunin. .ouic ... ' ' til- chairman and vice chairman. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Helm had as dinner guests on Christmas Day Mr. and Mrs. William Hrlm ol Moaoc i Cub leader .Another leader is Point. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smart, j nejded and anyone interested is re Mr and Mrs. Bob Smart and two I mllv..H ,n contact Mr. Mason at the children of Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Art DeGoode. Prlnevlllc. and George Kettner of Rochester. Minn. Kettner is a brother of Mrs. Helm. t answer in a letter written by Mrs Frank Hurd in early Novem- bcr to patients In Puuamallc hospl- tal. Hllo. Hawaii. 10 Christmas earns were received by Mrs. Hurd from .1 i . ,, rml1 from he "shut-l i s They co ne I o n teen-agers who have a loi g to spend in convalescing a nt 1 wl o would be made much happier to receive lettcra from the "main- land." Anyone Interested In writing lo these young folks may obtain ineir annrcsscs irom ois. num calling 7802, Johnnie Laney. recently returned from New Mexico where he owns a cattle ranch. Is making plans to take his fnmlly bnck with him around Jnuuaiv 2. Johnnie says the "In crease" In the number of cattle and horses Is not what he expected to find after being away for over four tears. He savs "cattle rustlln'" and : Mrs. uennam icit battirnay ior on "miscount'' is the only reason he tnrlo. and the rest of the teachers can give for there not being any more he can call his own. Laney left 20 head on the ranch in 1943. and now he has 23. Before the fire, any policy is tIK. Let Hans Norland write a policy that's OK after the fire. 123 N. 6th. rhnnr 6060. i TONITE LAKESHORE INN Never a Dull Moment. Dial 9063 for Reservation!. Fine Food, Music, Dancing. si ' " Jimmy, three yeors; Wayne, uuuuy u.c - Kcnnell-Elllft. Keno The Modern Woodmen Juniors held a Christmas program at the Kcno Baptist mission Friday. De cember ID. Following the program, refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Davis ol Pion eer Community visaed the "Bud'' Luminus iiimiiy Saturday evening, i C. L. Crabtrce and lamlly. wno i have been living In Kcno lor some i time, arc moving to Tucson. Ariz. i Crabtrce Is a carpenter and has a position there v.un a contractor. Mr. and .wis. E. E. Rice and baby of Klamath Falls visited at tne 1 -Bud" Lummus and C. A. Water house homes Sunday afternoon. Roy Powell and family had Christ i mas dinner with the E. V. Powell ' family of Pioneer community. The Tom Calmes country home was the scene ol a Christmas eve ninnei. u 7,". laniliv. lliose uiiiiiiuiijk wci "1,.,. i t-,u.t B..nb.. nnd lilrs. Fred Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Morgan of Keno. Mike McAulif and family of Klamath Fans ana Mrs. John Zaroslnskl of Kcno. Mrs. McAulif and Mrs. Zaroslnskl are daughters of the Calmes. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Morgan enter tained Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. Brown and Dan Daton. ; au 0f Kcno. at Christmas dinner, Dan Scherer and family will leave next Monday for Chehalls, Wash. to be present al the Scherer family , reunion January 1. ! Tom Deckard and family spent Christmas at Medford at the home of Mrs. Deckard s parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. Barscr. ' John Braun of Orovllle Calif. sinni. v..mii. ..., . Otto Peterson of Keno. ..Sirs. Ray Atcheson. Dan Scherer ' Hetrlck. all of ,, . Mrs R()J. Powcn ,as resigned as Ken0 post office. There are 10 Cubs the pack at present. , Mr. and Mrs. Mason and their , children spent Christmas at the I home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wyman : of Stewart-Lenox addition. Mrs. ! Mason Is tn ! new Keno postmistress - - - "he a " n w.ierhouse ; Mi and Mrs. C. A. watcrnouse H(trick of KenQ Blld Mre. c. Freeman and son , charleS Miner 0f Weyerhaeuser rhri.,ms . u,. home of Mr. . ,,,,., of Mcdf0rd. . .. Prn,.n nnd Mr5. j0ils0n are , dBUglncrs 0f Mr. and Mrs. Watcr- i house. i Friends have received Christmas cards from Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Hus- j kinson of McAlister, Okla. They ! owned and operated the store at I Kcno for over 20 years and some time ago sold out to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Atcheson. They still own their home here. Principal Harvey Denham and SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING Rvptrt Gnaran1d Work All MakrM Rraionablt pi-lean Pre KatimMr Sewing Machine Service Tour Itttjttpindent OMlti ..., ktii Van hili Un AT 12 At Holiday Party Held By Nurses Group Ori Kon Hlate Nursrs ussorlatlon, dlatrlcl No. . Iirld lis anmial Christ ma party tx-rcniber 18 t the home of Mm. Blanche Howard, 1801 Ore gon avenue. 'Die evening wan upent with game, nongs and an exchaime of Klftn. , , . Memtxra rnjovrd uroup bIiibIiik of Cnrlstmas carols, accompanied by Mm. (Catherine Wll.ion. A feature of the party wan a fish pond, filled with white elephant Klfln. Proceed will be used to benefit the a nociatlon. which hnpcii to double It mernbernhtp In (848. Mm. Kmma Maoon, a Santa, dl tributcd iiKm. Decoration" carried out the traditional ChrlHtmaa theme. ' A miniature New EiiKland scene i was placed on the mantel ! (tefreshriicnUi were nerved by the ! hosteu. ansUitcd by Gertrude Whist- i ler. Inez Edwards, Magdalene Bert- ir a trip 10 uainornia. ruff, Mac Bplcm and Margaret Nellie Anderson attended a (am 8triKl,, liy dinner Chnstmaa Day at her On the urogram committee were win s home. Merle Anderson on the I.dla Howard, Anne Rood and Ki-no-Worden road (Catherine Wilson. Present were r. and Mrs. M Sarohokoff made Annls Btruthers. Hose Davis, Uittlc i '"P Blu", n ., m. i .,,i, iin.it Norman Hanren of Pioneer gro Uuncan, Mary McNeal Esther Hun underwent a mlnor opertttion Nel Barrett. Gene McEwen Ca ol " Anderson, Mary (ranees ItaimA m &nd Mrs j p chrlstensen Vera (luckier, Wllma Smith, Callie I flf Vemalta Cali were ln our mldBt Khort, Helen Lee. rai uoumvi . Schna Haas, Delphlnc Campbell, Inez Edwards, Mae Bplcrs, Naomi ; Miller. Mllllcent West. Helen Ham mer. Lee Musselman. Bcrnlta Her buld. Irene Hunt, Huth Brasnell, Esther Harshberger, Emma Mason, Gloria Poster, (Catherine Wilson, Mildred Martin. Gertrude Whistler, Magdalena Bartruff. Margaret: Strode. Lydia Howard. Anne Rood, Julia Llnd and the hostess. HS Training OK'd For Navy Vets High school graduate training will be available for the first time for qualified navy applicants. Vemon Chltwood. Klamath Falls navy re cruiter, said. Qualified enlistees will be assured that on completion of recruit train ing they will be entered ln one of 1 ? aviation schools or 14 schools for general service in San Diego. High school graduates Interested In navy support while attending the schools of their choice should con tact the navy recruiting office, room 307, post office building. at Kcno grade school spent a quiet Christmas at home. Ethel Puckett, Mrs. Guy Moore and Mrs. James Bunch spent the holiday at their homes in Keno. and Mrs. James Fowler at her home at Oregon Voca tional school. wLjre her husband Is studying. And . . . So-o-o uvitctousi . . . hitbusb I "Crnfer Lake' llulter is made entire- . Iy from delirious U 1 PASTWHIZED SWEET CUEA3II . .. . It's (In EXTItAS That Make t "Crater Lake" ; Top Dairy Products Xante at Your Dealers ... or j H Phone 5101 ior Home Do- j livery! j Pioneer Community Brnlle Kern arrived home for Chrlstinan holiday to be with hl parent.. Mr. and Mm. J. W. Kerns, ll l attending college In Washlni?- ton. (J. C and following, their Christmas dinner at home, they left TueRday of thls week. A series of gatherings at the homcs )n tht, community are In progress lor the purpose of demon strating products The first was held ar the home of Mrs. Bay Brownell, the one this week at the home of Mrs. Olive House, and the following one to be held at the home of Mrs. Roy Herrlck Jr. An annual event ln our commu nity for Christmas Eve Is that of the Hurlbut children Christmas caroling for Mr. and Mrs. Fraln. As IN BOTTLES AND Ptpri-Cota Company, Francbised Bottler: Klamatb "Crater Lake" BUTTER! 1 1 Klamath's Only llome-Manuiavtured, 1 Churn Koom-lo-Your-Table Butter! PACE THREI Busy Month The American Association ot Uni versity Women la looking forward to a busy January In connection with lis study groups. On Tuesday, J.uuiary 8. the dram group will meet: on Wednesday, January 7. the afternoon book group will meet: Monday, January 13, members of the evening book elub will hold a study meeting; Thurs day. January 16, a new group, mu sic appreciation; the same day, tha International relations group and on Thursday, January 32 the Interior decorations group. The board of AAUW la called for a meeting at the home of Mrs. O. K. Puckett, president, 1921 Earle, Mon day. January S at 7:45. , - EDISON'S FIRST First newspaper ever printed on a moving train was "The Weekly Her ald." which Thomas Edison pub lished on the Orand Trunk between Port Huron and Detroit In 1863. well as their singing. Myron playa the accordion for them. This la highly appreciated. T. Zlnn of Weyerhaeuser was a caller at the home of W. L, Prain this week. Miss Jackie Hurlbut of Ashland la spending her Christmas vacation at the R. E. Hurlbut home and with her father. Elmer Hurlbut, ln Kla math Falls. Custom Mad SLIPCOVERS Margaret Wheeler Phone 4064 AT FOUNTAINS Lain Island Ctfv. N. T, Falls Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.