WEDNESDAY, JAN. 21, 19-18
PACE EICHT
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
Meeting Held By
SeniorCircle
Mm. W. O. Lolirry of 210 Eberleln entertained the Senior circle
f the ConRicmitional Community church on Friday. January 16. A
tiNtlUK Mil. Lohrry were Mia. W. L. Larson and Mrs. B. Morgan.
Dessert win served at 1:30 to Mrs. W. C. Ltttlr. Mrs. L. Sutton, Mrs.
tV. W. Corey, Mrs. H. S. Stone, Mrs. Godfrey Matthews. Mrs. H. J.
McOllvray, Mrs. John Marin Mrs. Charles Revell and Mary Eckstein.
Devotions were led by Mrs. Matthews. Discussion as to the literal
iranslallon of a Bible verse which was Included In the devotions lol-
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SMIIiTY!
First Meeting
Tali chapter. Beta Sigma Phi,
held Its first meeting of the new
year on January 12 at the home of
Patricia Fairchild. 944 Eldorado.
Mrs. George A. Wright conducted
the regular business meeting. Char
lotte Bailey gave a talk on "Music
and Poetry" and Dons Daniel re
cited a poem for group discussion.
Refreshments were served to the
following: Mrs. George A. Wright,
Mrs. Loyal Heath. Mrs. Robert
Puckett, Mrs. Robert Wirth. Mrs.
John Feeback. Mrs. Harold Eittreim
Jr., Doris MeCord. Betty Lea Dally.
Charlotte Bailey, Doris Daniel. Lona
Martin and Kay Schlothauer.
Elks Dance-
Arranged for this Saturday night.
January 24, is an informal dance
for Elks and their ladies. Dancing
will be from 10 to 2 o'clock at the
lodge, and the cocktail hour will be
from 9 to 10 o'clock.
Chairmen of the committee plan
ning the affair are Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Guderian. and working with
them are Mr. and Mrs. Hale Scar
brough. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Stewart
and Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Addison.
Music will be by Morrison and
McDonald's orchestra.
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New Members
The Degree of Honor met in the
KC hall Monday, January 12. and
four candidates were taken into
membership Eva Helene Burkland.
Kathryn Jean Ramsey, Marie Bales
and Loretta Schortgen.
The next meeting. January 26.
will be inspection night, and Ethel
Lindholm, state director and na
tional committeewoman. and Minnie
Davis Card, state organizer and na
tional committeewoman. will be
present
There will be a turkey dinner at
the Winema hotel at 6:30 p. m.,
and for reservation call Bertie
Bishop, 6016, or Dorothy Derrah,
3724, as soon as possible. On Mon
day morning the executive board
will meet at the Winema for a
breakfast and school of instruction
tor the new officers.
ONE YEAR OLD is Larry Gib
son, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.
H. Gibson of 2250 Garden.
Lorry celebrated his birthday
January 17.
Acts At ONCE to
Relieve and 'Loosen'
BAD COUGHS
(CAUSED BY COLDS)
pkatussinir) gently stimulates nat
jural secretions in the respiratory
tract to soothe dry Irritated mem
branes. It acts at once to relieve bad
coughs caused by colds helps
loosen pWegm and makes It easier
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; Mrs. Larson, secretary, was answered
! with Bible verses.
Mrs. Little, president of the cir
cle, opened the business meeting.
It was decided to continue the circle
contribution to the organ fund.
Letters from Mrs. T. Davis Pits.
ton of Soquel, Calif., and Mrs. Eu
gene Haines of Berkeley. Calif.,
wives of former pastors, were read.
Mrs. Preston told of the birth of a
son to their daughter and son-in-law.
She Is the former Milicent
Prestlon: this is their second child.
The circle was aked to be in
charge of the annual dinner to be
served at the close of the church
services January 18 and as it will be
potluck. the circle decided to provide
coffee, cream and rolls.
After adjournment of the business
meeting Rev. Godfrey Matthews
gave an Interesting review cf a
chapter from William Snroyau'i
"Human Comedy." Hostesses for
the February meeting wilt be an
nounced later. j
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Church Group
The Women's association ot the
First Presbyterian church will hold
its regular monthly meeting Thurs
day, January 22. at 2:15 In the
church parlors.
Mrs. W. M. Campbell of Rose
burg, president of the Presbytenai
of Southwest Oregon, will be the
speaker for the day. Devotions will
be led by Mrs. J. C. Miller and Mrs. I
Lewis Hornby will furnish music.
Mrs. S. B. Hopkins will be hostess.
All women of the church are cor
dially invited to attend, and women
of the Peace Memorial Presbyterian
church are especially invited.
GENERAL chairman of the
mid - winter conference on
chapter development planned
by the Women of the Moose
for this Sunday, is Jackie
Leach, senior regent of the
Klamath Falls group.
Jones-Miller.
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A BRIDE OF EARLY January was Rosemary Zupan, who become Mrs Frank R. Bruner in a
ceremony read at 10:30 in the morning, January 3, al Sacred Heart Catholic church. She
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike J. Zupan of this city.
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Conference
Klamath Falls chapter No. 467. Geancy; mens low. Hilary Wuie
V, omen of the Moose, will be host- i barger. and traveling prize. Mrs.
ess for the mid-winter conference I Wlnebarger and Ivan Icenbice.
on chapter development Sunday. Refreshments were .served at the
January 25. This conference is held close of the evening when guests
under the auspices of the college of ;
regents ot tne women ot the Moose,
and Fannie May Thompson, grad-
uate regent of the college of regents, i
is in charge.
Jackie Leach, senior regent. Is
eeneral chairman. Chamers taking ;
part in the conference are Medford,
Merrill. Redmond. Bend and Kla
math Falls. A luncheon will be
served at the Winema hotel at 12.
noon, followed by a meeting at the
Moose hall at 1:30.
Included In the afternoon's sched- 1
ule will be initiation of candidates
In honor of Fern Stover, director
of Mooseheart. 111., children's home.
Pinochle Party
MALIN The Loyal Order of
Moose and Women of the Moose
held their first pinochle party of
the winter season at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. James Bradshaw near
Malin on Saturday. January 10.
Prizes awarded at the close of the
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evening were: Indies' high. Mrs.
Henry Sherrilt: ladies' low, Mrs.
Frank Hadley; mens high. Dan
enjoyed a pot luck luncheon. Those
"iteiiuuiit were mr. ami ,-iirs. nay
Van Meter. Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. James
Bradshaw. of Mulln: Mr. and Mrs.
Jck Adams. Mr. and Mrs. John
McNeill. Mr. and Mrs. Hillary Wlne-
oarger, sir. ana airs. rTanic Haaiey,
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Icenbice and Lu
cille Austin of Merrill: Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Sherrlll and Mr. and Mrs.
Georee Williams, of Hpnlev. and
I Mr. and Mrs. Dan Geaney of Tule-
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SLIP COVERS
Margaret Wheeler
Phone 4054
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Lora F.vans entertaiurd the Thurs
day Contract club on Jiinuurv 16.
Dessert was served, with cards fol
lt wing. Ruth Palmer held high
score. Lillian White, second, and
Fannie Thompson received t h e
traveling award. Hostess lor the next
meeting will be Bertha Hewitt. 222S
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ENHANCE
Installation
At Ihc lit MHTtinu ill (.'union I
Oilier No. 1, Indies uiixllliiiy, new
uilleeis weir. Installed. They will
serve thioiuih HMD
Installed ueie Ellulieih linn liv,
liresldenl; I'enil llmlls, vice lilesl-
lent: Mlellu Divilrn. ehiipluln:
Sadie Mite Wiilliin, posl pieUleut;
Jennie limit, sreielmy; Adellnu
Ciller, lieusiiiei'; l.lltu Mnlsehen.
hi.eliei', nllleer nl the ilny: lliinlet
I'NIes. nffliei' of the uuiil'd: Svh Hi
Tiltmi. seii'iy: Muv Anilei'im. ilnht
nlile In the liresldenl: Allee Law
rence, led aide In Hie iiiesldent:
1 oirnine Mahiilley. right iinle to the
vice president : Itnyellu .IhIiiimiu, lelt
nldp In the Mie nieslilenl.
Jny Probst . iliiltl utile In ilm i hap.
lain; l''raiiie Munsell leti mile to I
the elianliiln: Kale limine, rluhl
aide to the past president: l.nrlllel
Ilelrer. left aide to Hip past presi
dent: mid Hull, Harris musician.
Alice Lnwietue whs Ins all nii nl-I
flier.
Entertained
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Noble mill Mrs .teatiellr rini
enteiiiilned (he Lnnurll Vallev
Wonirns elub at the parish hull!
iiuiisiiay atieruiuiu. The president,!
Miriam I'niueek. was in ehante. '
A March of Dunes benefit ilanee i
was lihilinrd Alter (he meet hut, re- i
fiTshnieuts were served lie Mrs No
ble anil Mis. Cilallan. Mis Potueek
received the mutest nrise.
MeinlK rs and mie.M.s prrsenl were i
lltlrrd Novoinv. ChrlMlne flrown. :
Mild
Honnie Pentium! Miriam Potueek
Mobbiette (lilt. Madue Monroe, tilth
WllhaiiK, Tlllie Walker. Kvn Pnb
erts. Maraari't Hiirneit, Hiella t
llel. Kditlt Jones. Ilessle Pramrr
Marin tiaiidall. Virginia Doliert.
Pat Junes. Nettle Davis. Cllarlolle
Pltzhush and Hie hostesses.
Social Calendar
, S.luriUv. January SI
Klamalh 'all Wmitan'a l.lliraiy rliili .
l-.ieiu im, r p , William hol.l. I
I ..'I J' Maruhv. brl.l,. chairman. I
and Slra. Da t.ukrv. i.a chairman. '
IrMlai. Jaituarv -1
I Mrelinf P.,,1 Malmna dull. Or.tir ,,( :
- Ih. l a.icrn Slar, I o rl.K-k lunrhrun al i
I 111 Mojitnlf Irmiila.
ttrilnprtai. r.hruarv I
I Jitllua llurhn liarllnni,. Klamalh Coin ,'
, miinil. Cnncerl aiaoelatlon. Pallran
Ihratra
Mandar, frhruarv 11
Den Co.ark chnrn. Klamalh Com
n mnv Cunc.rl atitK-iatiun. r.llran
lhaatra
i trlda). Marrh I
Sluing runcrrl. Klamalh I'nlnn high 1
I Kitwil concert hand anil glrU glva rlub
I Thartda. llarrh It
I Bering rniH-vrl a ratMwIla i-hflr and
j orrhralra. Klamalh t?nlnn high achool.
Uadnrdav. Itari-h II
Applrlon and Kiahl rtuo-planuia. Klam
ath C:ommuiul)r C'nncnrl aiaoclallon
IVIIran Ihaalra
II v l.llv of l''rnii'
So ri'voliilionnry U will oiiil'l('
ly Him.)!.' IIm' fiifiiiM' of corM'liug.
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! SATURDAY NIGHT will mark Hit! insinuation of olficors of
J" 1 1 "lu" ,, , , A ,,i, Mn,u ril,,,.
Friendship court No. II, Order ol Amuiunlh. Mary Lllcn
! Caster will he installed as royal matron, and Clyde Thompson,
royal patron.
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Hiowii eiilerlained at her home III
l.auuell valley on Jiuuiary III in
hnlmi' of Hie birthilav anniversary
ol Mis. Ilurt-y I'nt.lei
I'lllmllle was rtllnyed Willi illr.l
liulllil tn Owen Pepplr and llairv
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