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Newspaper Page TextHerald and News SOCIETY By Edna Killmeyer Drive Ch Guest Speaker Muroplllillnlli enjoyed healing Uululhra Buck, I hull limit n the Nil llumil Kuiiudulloii Inr I n (ii nl lln I'itriilyrttx III Kliiiimih on 1 1 1 v . ulvc KOini' nl the hlglillr.hu nl 1 1 lln year's cullipnlgll III II If lunrlll'iill lllit'ilng hl'lll Tliumdny ul Hip I'i'liriiii putty room. Mm. Buck iciuiiiitcd the hitfimlvi; wmk being dune hy Ihe nallnitul roseurch ptnitiuiii In which limy um ki'iii ilitiiK Inr u iiirvi'iillvo nl 1 1 In 1 1 1 1 li- iuiiilyl, iimi nli.u new Irculmcnl. I'hi' ill. nil ink' uf liiliuillli' purulyMh In usually live In III per ri'iil nl llmiif stricken, including In Mis. Jlnck. Iluwevcr, Kluiniilli rnniiiy liml ii much higher ruli' thin pit:. I year. Unit nl per cent, duo to 1 1 If iwi'll here being nl III!' hulliata Mrs. Buck stic.il Unit the Iniin- lUliun need money In runtlliuc j UlI'M' Kllltllin llllll Walltll till' 111' nl iN'niilf ni lii'luinu tn urn led thru oummuiilly. Thi' better '"' "' l'"Kuluy. milled u educated I III' lumlllcs we rnlii irnllitt group, nf fi lends In lirr lininr thin the curly symptoms nl the dlscnsn iillrriinnii Inr n pretty binluliiy mill Ihr knowledge iiliiuil simple I'urty. JuAnn's gucnu enjuyod tiu hcullh prccuutluns tn Inllnw, thi- dniunul lilitliiluy rolioslitnenl.-. nl it mure able Uiry will ho In combul 1 Wr- centered wild ii luvcly swocl- nl Inlunllle iiurulynlH, : '"'rt ''"' flunked by Iwo pretty the uld. Mis. Ullek wus liiliiMluiTil tn Ihe dub by iMibrllr limner, prnttruiii liiuliiliiili Inr the liny. 'Ills iiiunlnil prniiium wun Intrii- ittiied by Klnlw Mrlniyro mill inn- citiehl.i wi te Jeuiuile Altebiiry, nlKteil nl two vlnllii miIiw plnyeil W I Kientinr I'rni k. Curnl Ann MnrrlMin, Alhenn l.iiiprnpulo, mcniiiimineil tjnrlr-m- mill Annelle lluMer. K by Cnllierliic lllnniui. The nuinbrra tclllne Kilter. Cntlierlne. Oerlln mid were very much enjnyed by Ihc club. cyntltlii Kiinii, Hiijiiuie I'nrler, 8nrnptlmlnl welcnmed Hirer new i Lymi lliirvey. Cnrliuir Ackeriimn, niemlK-m l Ihe luncheon. Hliixln Kuy Itluke, Putty Pnlmer. Putty llurndeii. Ixili. Htrwuil mid Klhel Mnilttlre mid Judy Kills. Mnlhewii. Oilier mieaUi were Mar tinet Kewiler mid Unl Murllii. 'tlirliiw Henry. preldent. un liounced the liwlulluUnn ot new nropllmll club l lletilnii. Wli. Hhr Uo rrnilndrd HorupltmUU of Dr. Krmik Munk i tulk ul the Klnm- tli Uiiluii hiitli inhnol September J7. HnruptimlM l one nl the upon oilntl thilwi. Kllren links mmotiiircd Ihut th Koinnilmlsl riimiiinite Mile would lit held on Kfbrumy II. All n'emlr mid Irtemli mo wked to Uke I he ruinmuite to inc urnmw belnre Hint dnl. Dancing Party Ijisl-mlnute plans nave been com- , pleteii and all is m readlneiui for a rtanrliiK purly toniiihl. Kalurduy. for members of Hie Klk 1kI and their ladle. The cocktail hour will be from to 10 o'cloik with dniirlu( I mm 10 to 1 o'clock. Music will be by Morrison and McDonald orchestra. The affair will be Informal. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Cluderlan are chairmen and on their committee are Mr. and Mrs. Mule Hcurbrouiili. Mr. and Mrs. Nenl Htewnrl and Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Addlimi. 7 Scrapbooks Pleased, and a right to be. are the Buttercup Blue Birds of Joseph Conner school. As their Chrlstmus , prolect. Ihe Intliercup. made K,1V. i Ittle scrpb.k. 20 in all. which ! il.e. sent In the Children's llmimi.1 ' i,.i if,. nnrv .... . lei. , ter from Mrs. C. H. Plietteplure. -i... . i ,. ii n,nbiiie the Buttercups one and all. for ! '"rlll avenue making Christmas gny for the lio pitni children. 1 1 0th Birthday Mm. Phelleplace has Invited all j Mrs Crc Forrler nf 1H20 Kurle the Buttercups to open house t enlrrlalneri for her daughter, the school this month. I ,ynriir, Snttirdny afternoon. Jnn- I.eader of Ihe Blue Birds Is Mm. unry 17. on Lynelte's 10th hirtliilnv. Martin flmiisby. with Mrs. A. D. Ad- ! Youngsters won prizes In gntiies dlson. assistant. and enjoyed Ihe triullllonnl blith- I day refreshment. Off to British Columbia this week j Lynelte's guesta were Curnl Klous. were Mr. and Mrs. Leo N. Huls. Cnrol Blehn, Doris Puup. Knren They'll enjoy two weeks In Vancou- Patip. Bully Sue Burke. Nancy ver, Vlctorln and New Westminster. ; Clark. Joan Brlltnn. Beverly Sw nn They went by trulii to Seattle, nnd son, Burbnrn Sulllwuy, Khnron 1'uy front there will go to Vancouver by lor. Gloria Malum nnd Gloria oil bnal. j bert. i -f i ' 1 i I vx" -.4. Vs- ' 1 -' 4 ,'ST. VALENTINE'S DAY has been set for the wedding of I Phyllis Hiitchins to Wesley McNee Jr. Rev. and Mrs. Howard 1 F, Hutchins announced their daughter's engagement and I coming marriage this week. Mr. McNee is the son of Mr. land Mrs. McNee Sr., of this city. J Jnnro-Mlller. airman Is V . . ( 1 ipffc ' JUIIj Wut jtj JnAnii Unguilty, daughter nl Mr. dulls. I'liiee were bunked with tiny ilnll fuvnm. The girls sponi the ulletlKHili inuklnu doll rlothe.i. ,Io Amr btilliduy purly with heltl a little belnre her rlKlilli lilrthduy, which In Moniliiy, Juiiuury 20. Betrothal Itumuntlc new wui told by Kev. mid Mm. Hnwurd P lliiKhlin when llley mihntlllred Hie belrnlllul mid cnmlim mnrrliiKe uf their dminhter. Phyllu. tn Weiley MrNee Jr., Im uf tlili. city. Hie reremuny will be rend by the brlde-elrct'ii fiilher ul the first Chrlntlmi church on 8t. Vnlentlneii t'ebrumy M, M)m ,,.,, , tended ti hunlit III ludimin before her fumlly mnved to Klmnnlh Knlls. Hlie win nlllllulrd with Knppu Alpha Theta sorority. Mr. McNee, imn of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley McNee Hr.. also of Klnmnth Kails, was affllluted with Alnlm Tnu ometia frnternltv at Wa .liiiiiitmi , H1le collrk'e whrre he studieil. 1 ... c i -,,,. jbpecial buest Mm. Z. .1 Powell was IioMcm to members nf Ihe Art Needlework riub Wednesday afternoon, at her : home at the corner uf Mh und vul- nut street. Dr. Bertha Hnwyer of Ashlnnd, sister of Mrs. J. K. Uneller, i a special Ruest. I Members proicnl Included Mrs. J. Pnrker. club pieMdeni: Mm. j J r. Oneller, Mrs W. P. MrMlilnn. Mrs. Holierl E. Wattenbum. Mm. Marlon llnnks. Mrs Cleorife Wirta. Mrs. Charles J. Murlln. Mrs. C. H I'nderwood, Mm. Cleome Hurn. Mrs n. II. Aildrmon, Mrs. U. V. ""'"'.'l"' Mr , C J'",' r, Ti Hurold M. nrnwii. Mi, . J . Powell 'ld, Wl'b"r,A J'"," . A' " -"'',t Mrs r"vrn ",'rvrd tea. Mrs. Klivkendull will enter- imn the club Werinesdny nftcriinon. reorunry ai nrr noinr. nm v .i.i- 9r9anized.. The first incnilng nl t lie recently niumil.xd women's HUi.lllurv In the Ite.rrvc Olllcor aior,iiitlnn was lii'lil Wcdiioi,duy evening, Juniiury M, In thr I'cllcun party room. Dinner wim served to li:i reserve ofllccrA mid tht'ir wives. Mrs. George Mills, tempore ry clii.li mini, was III liturgo nf the lurrllng. Hhe wns lllltr lll'C'fd ill'".'. Id' III. K : I V 1 1 1 K Willi hrr urn Wis. A. V. MeVey, vine picsld'iit: Mm. Itulivil VeiiKil, sec-rcu-.rv, and Mr:i. Aubrey Avery, irei'surer. i'Jccl'il In Ihr Ixmnl nl directors v. ire Mm. Clifford Clityion, Mrii. ilurry Lanurd nnd Mm. ilex Davis. I m. Avery. Mm. Melvin Miller, and Mrii. Wilhuiu Hwcct will vrvc nil the tolr.tltlltluliul committee. Aniont: the lir l I'venlh pluiiiii.il by Liter urnup is ft furiuul Vulfnliiic dinning purly. being urruiigcd Inr Hiil in il.iy, February 7. ul the Wil lurd hotel. Mm. Hum Ami' mon in chuli mult. Speaker llii.'Uii-wKle liiti'ic.il Is brliiK ihuwn ' In the tulk to lie ulvcu by Dr. P'runk j Munk, "Inside Kitstern Kuropc," -it , Kluiuiith Union lil;:h srhool, 'luc- dity evenlUK, Jiinumy 27. nl 0:15. Dr. Munk Is bciuir sjjonMirrd by 10 j service clubs In Klumutli Fulls. Iu lerented memliers from tllee groups ! are contacting their friends In all piiru of Uie county, and a Imtfe crowd la anllclputed. The following committees are j wiirkliiK Ui (nuke tills tulk an out- standing alfnir: American Ahmk-iu- lluii of Uiuvcrslty Women. Mrs. O. ! K Puckett. Mrs. A. A. McVey, Mrs. Hubert Krlandson und Mm. William , K. Jenkins; HoropUinlnts, Mrt Hnb- erl Henry. Mrs. V. H. Lawlcr and Mrs. C. P. Peyton: Business and PruIi'.iMoniil Wniuen, Mrs. Rutus Guillen, Miiy Phlnney mid Ellen l)pi; League of Women Voters. Mrs. John Yndon, Mrs. lo Hngehorn, Mrs. l'rrd Hueck. Mrs. Kit Geary I und Mrs. Hurolil Pnlmer: Quoin club, Mrs. Olio Vltu.'.. Mm. B. E. rl und Mm. Annubelle New ton. Committees In the five men's ser : vice clubs paruclpatlng are: Rolury club. Alfred Collier, Kd Geary mid j Wurrcu Bennet: Junior chamber of coiiiincrce. Fred Ehlcm, Clifton . Ungiu.in nud Everett Bull; 20-30 club. Pete Green. Stimrt Pauy mid , Hubert Hull: Lions, We.slcy McNee ; mid Kred Bechtel; Klwanls club, Malcolm Epley and Phil Hitchcock. ' Mr&. Anrou Hoffman of the American Auociution ol University . Women is general chairman. New President Mm. Kntherlue Chlde.'.tcr was in sulted as president of the Ton.st , niistre.vi club at a dinner meeting j held Inst week ai the Wlnenia hotel. I Mrs. Paul But k Is outgoing presl ! clrnt. ' Othrr newly-elected ollntrs are i Mrs. Hulus gulllin, vice president: Mrs. R. K. McLuren. setretary. und Anne Price, treasurer. Cummtttce chairinrn are Mrs Wandu Elliott, i ptugrmn: Mrs. Vcsn Poll, attend ! mice; Mm Ernest Kaschntck. pub i llcltv. nnd Mrs. Helen Mueller, his : loriiin. After liistullutiun. Mrs. Buck was piesented with a Toa.stiuistrcw, pin. one of the first to be worn In Klnm . ath Fulls. 1 Mm. Helen Mueller was loasl ; mistress nnd Iniroduccd the three 1 speakers. Mrs. Koschnlck. Mrs. Mnr l; n it I Santo und Mrs. Qulllrn. Each ' spoke on n phtise of the March of Dimes' drive. Mrs. Buck, county I drive chairman, also spoke briefly i on Ihe campnlgn. Table decorations wrre handled i by Mm. Vlvlnn Owens and Mm. Lll- llini llunrllne. Guests of the eve ning were Mrs. Gladys Gulden and Dr. Ruth HopMin. Carnival Siu'ted Hcn'l Hcudcmy will hold Its nniiiiiil carntvnl February 10 In the school Riidltnrluni. Gny con cessions by Ihe Individual grade rooms nrc planned, as well as a country store by the high school pupils. A beautiful and well-filled cedar chest nnd a baby doll In a bassinet, outfitted by Mrs George Knoll, are nmniig Ihe nt tides to be given nwny. Refreshments nlso will be served. For further Information, call the clmlrnmn. Mrs. David Vnn denbrig. ti'Mil. or the co-chairman. Mrs Jeff Korseii. SMI5. The entire carnival commit Ire, room mothers nnd Interested work ers will hold their tlnnl niccllng February 2 al 4 o'clock In the aend oiny. . Shower Guest Mrs. Robert Pryor was compli mented with n shower nt the home of Mrs. P. L. Goodwin, 3844 Sum mers lane Thursday evening. Mis. K. II. Wood was en-hostess. The parly theme curried out the colors of pink nnd white. In games, prlrea were won by Mrs. Pryor nnd Mrs. Stanley Bochlle. Gnosis were Mrs. Pryor, Mrs. Ben jamin Pryor, Mrs. Chni'los Johnson, Mrs. Jninos Crane. Mrs. Slnnley Ilochtlo. Mrs. C. F. Wood. Mrs. John MncDoiuild, Mrs. Modn McClclInn, Mrs. Corll Kollonbnrn nnd Mrs. Lloyd Day. Wedding Date Mr. and Mrs Gernld C. Gwyn this week announced Hint the com luc marriage of their diiitKhlor. Joy. I'' llnrvey Oigiird, will be an event nf Sunday, February 1. The Dev. Victor Phillips will read the mrptlnls nt Ihe First Methodist church. Mrs, Robert Porter wntt hostess to the members of her book club at her home on Auburn street. A guest wns Mrs. Robert Honck. and others pres ent were Mrs. Dnle West of Merrill. Mrs. George Clnrk, Mrs. Nell F. Blnck nnd Mrs. Karl Vrqtiharl. psirwssisw WJii i'iuwi3')"'''T"T',e,l,'WM'lww! i, k,. V- f 1 1 , ' ' i . " ft . '('" I '"''' ' 1 Centering the tea table was an . .. .. ... , . i , i- ,i . i i i arrangement of pink roses. BUSY WITH PLANS for the Klomath Falls Womon s Library pourlng were Mrs. George Lind club benefit bridge planned for Saturday, January 31, is Mrs. ley and Mrs. Robert Lindley. Assist- Dove Liskey, tea chairman. Junior Group Ho Tuesday Meeting Members nf the Junior circ le of the Congregational church met at club held January 20 at the Wi the home of Mrs. Harold Chuse, 2316 Orchard avenue. Tuesday evening noma hotel. at 8 o'clock. Mrs. E. M. MacBetli. president, was In charge of the meet- Guest speaker was Dewey Powell, lug. Report of the previous meeting was given by Mrs. E. G. Caldwell, who told of Japan, its people and secretary, and Mrs. H. R. Jones gave the treasurer's report. i conditions of that country. In Following the business meeting. Mrs. Paul Layman gave a most in- j charge of the meeting were Norma teresting program, reading letters from a sister who is teaching school I Steubln, Lois Coady and Gertrude In Colombia. South America. Announcement was made of the Sunday I Hanson. school party to be given. February i 1. In the evening at the Community 1 hall in aid of Ihe purchase ol a , projector lor church .vjhool chuvscs. ; The circle announced a box social ; party to be held In ihe hall Feb- I ruBry 15- M. Ward Pease and Mrs. Douglas Tcnnant gave a re port of the PIlKrtm Fellowship guth- ering at the home ol Mrs. Pease : the previous Sunday and announced ! plans uf the group lor the spring ! season. 1 The nursery department will be cared for by the circle members i during the coming months ami mothers were urged lo bring their' little ones each Sunday. The postwar emergency program of the church was promoted ai the meeting nnd plans are under way fur inciting Its requirements. Following the program relresh menl.s were .served by the hostess to the following gue.su: Mrs. George Utteibach. Mrs. Ward Pease. Mrs. Douglas Tcnnant. Mrs. H. R. Jones. Mrs. William Pierson. Mrs. Ted Fischer. Mrs. Etnar Rush, Mrs. R. J. Knunaik. Mrs. Paul Luymun. Mrs. Kenneth Lumble. Mrs. Stewart Day. Mrs. Warn Bryan. Mrs. E. G. Cald well. Mrs. Godfrey Mallhews and Mrs. E. M. MncBcth. The nexl regular meeting will be held In February. ; i Honor Guest ' Mrs. S. M. Topness was. guest of : honor nl a farewell party given by . Minnm circle of Klamath Lutheran I church at the home of Mrs. E-stm j Kiger. 443 Pacific Terrace, on Friday evening. January 16. A gift was j presented to Mrs. Topness. who lias j been president of tnc circle during I the past year. Refreshments were 1 served. Pastor und Mrs. Topness will move lo Huxley. In., the first part ot i February. Members of Mirinin circle i are Mrs. Topness. Mrs. Estir. Kiser. I derson,' mVs l T Tn5ior!' M?s" J A Peebler. Mrs. Oscar Anderson. Mrs. Elton Thompson. Mrs. R. J. Brine- gar. Mrs. L. K. Ellson. Mrs. J. D. Huck, Mis. E. R. Mellby nnd Mrs. Sara Hnrnldsnn. Luncheon The regular luncheon meeting of the Klnmnth Fnlb unit of the Re publican Women's council will be held Monday. January 26. at 1 o'clock 111 Ihe Pelican party room. Subject of the mooting will be "Taxes the Tools that Create or Destroy." Members who will give the analysis nrc Mrs. Victor E O'Neill. Mrs. Louis Mann. Mrs. Mnr tln Rnmsby nnd Mrs. Bob Henry, with Mrs. L. L. Shnw as moderator Anyone Interested Is welcome. Those who have not been contneted are asked to mnke reservations by cnlllng 62!i9 or 6815. . Bridge Club Mis. Al Loniie was hostess nt her home on Wlnrd street for members of her bridge club. A guest wns Mrs. Everett Ball. Coffee wns served later in the evening to the members, Mrs. Wes ley Gudorlan, Mrs. Gone Williams, Mrs. Lnyton Sleight, Mm. Rny Wl ard. Mrs. Maurlco Miller. Mrs. Bill Jcffcont and Mrs. Forrest Alter. . Sornpllmisls Plan Sale Looking fur the Now Look? There'll be plrtily of Interesting articles nf clothing with good, deep hems al the Soi optimists club's rum mage sale slnted for Wcdnesdny, nil day. February 11. The loon lion will be announced Inter by the rummage chairman, Mrs. Eileen Hicks. Funds derived for the sale will go Into the club's project fund. Members of Soronll mlsts will be on hand from 8:30 o'clock In the morning throughout the day, Id: ; -v i..--. f i ." '. i BRIDGE CHA.RMAN of the Library club's coming benefit jprogram is Mrs. L. A. Murphy. All women in the community have been invited to the affair, one of the highlights of the ate wjnter season. : Kennell-Ellis. ' , : Medford Church Is Scene Of Rites The Chiipcl of the Rocks and Roses at Medford was the setting fur the wedding of Mm. Agnes Miller Warner, daughter of Mrs. Ethel Miller of Ashland, nnd Richard Hugh Witt, of Medford. son of Mrs. Margaret Lceson of Klamath Falls. Vows were exchanged at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Sunday. Janu ary 18. in a ceremony read by Rev. Earl F. Downing of Ashland. Rev. D. E. Millnrd sang "fill the End of Time." before the service. The bride chose a suit of blue gabardine with black accessories. Her corsage wns of gardenias and rod rosebuds. Matron of honor was -r.., D : U,-I. ,e the bride's sistoi. Mrs. Frances E. I WO DirmauyS Brawn, and best man was Alfred M. A double birthday In the C. B. Beck. Mrs. Brown wore a suit of watermelon red with black acces sories nnd a gardenia corsage. The bridegroom was a first llcu tonnnt In the air corps In the war, nnd served extensively overseas. After a trip lo points north, they will make their homo In Medford. Serving at the reception which followed were Frances E. Brown, Mrs. Kenneth Long, Mrs. Ned Bar raiiough nnd Mrs. Robert Gentry. Fred Bock was In charge of the gurst book. From uul-ul-lnwn wore Mrs. Lee son, the bridegroom's mother, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. K. Witt nnd Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Bock, nil of Klnm nth Falls; Mrs. Ethel Miller, mother ot the bride; Mrs. Frances E. Brown, Mrs. Ross Hnrden nnd daughter, Sharon, Melvin Conley, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wolfe of Ashlnnd, Mr. nnd Mra. Rny Burton of Grants Pass, and Mrs. H. H. Hinsdale of Albany. Benefit Plans Hearts And Flowers Plans are progressing rapidly for!1 ' I IWVYVIO the Klamath Fulls Women's Library ' club benefit bridge tea. set for Sat- ! urdny afUirnoon, January 31, at the '. Wlllard hotel. All women of the 1 community are cordially Invited to ' come to the affair which will begin at 1:15. Co-chairmen are Mrs. Dave Llskcy and Mrs. L. A. Murphy. The city calling committee con sists of Mm. M. E. Iugcls, Mrs. John Ashley, Mrs. Marvin Lucas. Mm. ..arrcn Bcunet, Mrs. R. B. Muxwell. Mrs. L. A. Murphy, Mm. Victor E. O'Neill. Mrs. Alvln E. Olncs. Mrs. R. O. Sproat, Mrs. Phillip Lee, Mrs. K. E. Hooker. C:i the county calling committee are Mrs. S. Bally of Merrill. Mm. Kldc Roberts of Malln. Mrs. R. M. Hrnlth of Tulelake. Mrs. Glen Dehllngcr of Henley and Mrs. Fred Itucck of Bonanza. . Pretty Tea C:i? of the week's nicest ullairs was a tea given by Mrs. George Myers at her home on Pacific Ter race thus afternoon. Some 100 guesu called between the hours of 3 and 6 o'clock. An attractive setting was formed vilh bouquets of pus.';yv;!llow3 and daffodils placed about the rooms. ! lng the hostess were Mrs. Percy Murray, Mrs. Richard Smith of Tulelake. Mrs. F. Cecil Adams, Mrs. ' John Houston. Mrs. Paul Sharp, Mrs. Cecil Matt. Mrs. William Cleve and Mrs. Warren Hunt. Guests Of Club Members of Soroptimtsts, sponsor group of the Venture club, were i present at a meeting of the latter I Morrison family was cause for cele. brntlon January 13 when Cnrol Anne and Donnie Morrison Invited friends to their party. The two hnd a Joint party. Carol was eight January 13, and Donnie was five. Guests were Eleanor Protk, San dra Langslet, JoAnn Bogatay, Joan nle Attebury, Judy Brauner, Estel llne Kiger, Freddy Shelly, Richie Bogatay, Katie Brauner, Annelle Gastcr and Kenny Moty. Mrs. Martin Brauner. Mrs. Frank Bogatay and Mrs. Harry Van were guests nf Mrs. Morrison while the party was in progress. Mother's Club Mrs. Dean H. Osbom and Mrs. Helen Mueller will entertain mem bers of the University of Oregon Mothers club at the home ot the former, 2104 Lawrence. Members will gather at 1:30 Monday after noon, January 26. Dessert will bt served. Three Weeks Away Just throe weeks until Valentine thrill of ruffles and red sntln ribbon re-enacted as It hna been every February 14th for yearn and years on end. Already the shops have reported terrific sales of Valentines which range from conilo affairs to lace und sntln which seem to go hand In hand with the day of hearts, Cupids and arrows. 8t. Valentine's Day this year fulls on a Saturday, Idenl for purtiea. Must be that Mammas are getting the young fry decked out In Valentine party dresses, so crowded are the pattern counters nnd tha yardage departments. Sheers, linens, piques, lawn and batiste are being whipoed off the bolt by the yard and we mean by the yard what with the demands of these new fuller than full skirts of which even the youngest of the younger set is becoming fashion conscious. Southbound Thursday night were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bell who art spending the rest of January in Southern California. Jast returned Irom San Francisco the Dick Rccders. They report wonderful spring wcalhcr. Just like we're having, only warmer. Klamath folks who have had a good view of the new Magnln's store are high In their praise of the establishment. The Marvin Nerscths, who spent quite a bit of last week In San Francisco, were very enthusiastic, as were the Reeders. Visitors here this week are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moscr of Corvallls who are visiting Mrs. Moser's family, the Houstons. Mrs. Moser is the former Vera Houston and served as Klamath county treasurer quite a few years ago. And from Portland Friday evening and guests of Dr. and Mrs. Nell F. Black, were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brown. He's a Portland attorney and left today with Mrs. Brown for a stop-over In Medford. The Blacks with daughter Janie Just returned from a several days' visit in Port land. While there Ruth Black ran on to Grace Miller In downtown Portland and they had a visit about home folks. The S. P. Millers' older boy, Tom, is now a pre-med student at Portland university. Johnny Epley is in receipt of a play-by-mail chess kit. The Idea is to play an opponent by mall six at a time. But all offensive language is discouraged to the point where the rules go like this: "Any player who writes in a discourteous or offensive manner to an opponent may, at the discretion of the postal editor, be barred from further tournament play and all his games may be forfeited." None of this "what did you make that play two weeks ago Sunday for, you so n' so." Running up the flag are Mr. and Mrs. Horace E. Getz Sr., of 511 Pacific Terrace, who are thrilled over the arrival of their first grand child, a daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. Horace Jr., at Richland, Washing ton. The little girl, Barbara Pamela, weighed 6 pounds ' ounce at birth. Horace Jr. Is Junior engineer In the design department of Gen eral Electric company at the Hanford engineering works. Kathleen Thompson properly handled the chlckenpox in her ex treme youth, but husband Bob has been at home for the past 10 days with the ailment which, in turn, was transmitted to daughter Sue. Bobbie started the round robin. Sue was able to go back to school at Roosevelt Thursday morning. Madelon Adler, the George Adlers' girl, will be here from Eugene on Friday evening. March 5. to play the Grieg Concerto with accom paniment by the Klamath Union high school band. Dates for the annual spring concert by the KUHS music department, as announced by Andy Loney are March 5 and March 11. You can buy your tickets from stu dents of the department. Those who make it a habit of going wouldn't miss the concerts for anything. Incidentally, at the first concert the band and girls' glee club will be featured, along with Madelon, and at the second, the a cappella choir and orchestra will be the attraction. Looks like everybody should go to both, which they probably will. In the mail colorful pitcher postcards from Frank and Elsie Weaver, one earlier this week Miami-bound, the other postmarked Key West. They are on their way home by now, no doubt, and should be here some time next week. They spent the holidays in Minnesota, and Just decided on the southern Jaunt. Say they've hit wonderful weather. Word from the Steve Kaspers who were here in war years, stationed at the Marine Barracks while Cmdr. Kasper was with the navy. He has Just recently, that is. within the last few months, been ordered to Guam after a tour of duty in China. Jo Kasper writes that she spent the holidays in New York and after midnight services, was Joined by Alice and Winifred Lamm who returned home with her family for a festive supper. Jo Kasper plans to leave early in February for Long Beach, Calif., to remain for a time. And a note from the E. D. Johnsons in Portland. Edna Johnson writes that at present she is "immobilized" with a fractured ankle after slipping on the kitchen linoleum just after the holidays. It gives her time to catch up on her correspondence, she observed cheerfully. Another Klamath resident who Clipper is Mrs. William Yates of early Sunday morning, driving to the Clipper to the Islands. She will may possibly be able to join her on The lovely old gowns of another year but the year from which today's New Look is borrowed, were loaned by the Gerber and Bowne families for the assembly at Fremont Junior high school Friday after noon. Miriam Gerocr had a pair of brown kid, high-top laced shoes with long pointed toes which one of the models was supposed to wear. The shoes look suspiciously like some ot the pointed affairs (with Louis heels, tool, that are shown in February style magazines. Ladies! Going back to the St. Valentine': Day theme. It is the day chosen by Phyllis Hutchins and Wes McNee Jr. for their wedding at the First Christian church, where the bride-to-be's papa, the Rev. Howard F. Hutchins, is faced with the problem of both giving the bride away In tradition and performing the ceremony, is paitor. That will be ironed out later. Noted in The Emerald, University of Oregon daily: "Last year's Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. Pi Phi Sally Mueller, broke a lew hearts when she took Bob Kent is Beta pin from OSC. That same night the Betas came through with a wonderful Christmas serenade that made the campus "sit up and take notice." Sally is a second year student at the university, daughter of Mrs. Helen Mueller of this city. Bob is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kent, also of Klamath Falls. A PRETTY picture is made by these two, JoAnn Bogatay and her doll. JoAnn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bogatay, invited a group of friends to her home this afternoon to help her celebrate her birthday. The little girls made drcssei for their dolls. Ouderlan. boxes will be opened and all tha will soon be Honolulu-bound on the 638 Eldorado. Bill and Jean leave San Francisco, where Jean takes be gone for several weeks and Bill the return trip home.