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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1948)
bATUKDAY, JAN. 24, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVEN Joint Installation Held At Bonanza IHINANZA Miiilll Iti'lii'kuh IihIki Nil Hit, win guot group nf rriiti'inlly Itilickuli loili.i. No. I (141. ul 11 ml, i,ir u Joint lusliilliillou ii nltlri'is l''rlitny, .Iitniniiy '.d. I.oitltn NO, Mill opi'lnil III.' nrnMon with Dorothy Iliil.liullV'r. noble (lUllll, lll'l'lillll'llt. Merrill ullli I'ln limll i Iiiii ki' ut the Innliillatinu vt'ltli (lei iiliillic Cox. district tlc-ijitt y pii-iHli-iii, riiiiilunliiu Ihn ri-ri-tiiony. Installing officer, weir Mac Auilrinnii, itrimty iiuir- shul; llncl Mi Ni'll. ilrputy wnitliii ImIuii llani'ork. tlrpuiy tit-iistiiii- Mlile llriir.lry, (ti'ilily irroiillllg j M'i'K'liiiy: M 1 r lu i il 1 tin ii iK iil I. ili'p- ! lily rlmpliiln, nnl ('ml lUmllnitu. luti ili Inn Offlrnii Ht'.liill il (en Mi-i i 111 iiiid Itniiulia, rrr.H'( ttvi'ly. u-ir noble Kniiul, Kuuircn AiHlicw t nixl Olive I'riitrv: vlrfl urmitl, Uunlliy Jimimmi mill Vrllu Wilder; n-rnnlltitf urnr luiy, Mury I'tipr uixt lltiltynii Vrli; tliHiiHlul M'lirtnry, Ann lruith; Urui.iini, lnu Mm k ii ml Orlln Wriithri-ny. Wiuilrtiy Im-iip Kill mnl Hlum lie Muii'ly ; t'omlui-tot', ViiKitim Uuviri nixl Ivu ttiniitc-y; rlmpliiin, Oniil illnr lnx unit I. ta in Webbri ; uiuM i tun. I'm 1 1 llui rl ii i ul ( ii-i li iiittr WcIiIht; Until hiippui irf lu tin iml,r uiund, Mur- Aiuli'tnoii iuhI Ailii KniKt'i; Irll MipiHirliT to ihr IKihlr Kt'lUMl, 1 JiVi'lhl JnllMMili lilul I'MIht l''iTiilunil; iIkIm Miiipoitcr in Hir vltn Ht itiKt. Kilim H uh oi k mid Hr-tMr IIhIIuhimt; lilt MippniUT !'i Ihr v I n utuiiil, KMhrr .Johmtm tttHt Uiill'ir Kelly; ItiMilr gum ttliili. nrrulnr Mulmffy mid Kvu Itntiprli.. mid miLMilf Ktuuiliitiu, Milium Hun nlrtill uml Itulh (ixl M-y. The trliiiiliulrr tit ihr lllrrUlkK iiiniliirini by nir t uiii y. He- ttr.ttlltirnU wnr hrivi-it ill tltp tinM ; nt tlir iiiivinm. I THIS IS Mono Przblyska, the I I -year-old Polish war orphan odoptcd by chapter AU of PEO under the Foster Parents' Plan for War Children, Inc. trad. Merit 1,(111. tM. OH ..'?--,) ')v vf " -."r-V. fx . l- , nil i 1 Hostesses Mi:l(ltll,l, Mi'inhiTH nf Ihr Mn illl VI' W iitixlllitiy una TliuiMluy lilHtH wllh Mm. T. W. Chulhuril Mi , Mm. Willlmii Wiilkcr unci llrlrii (Mint burn lift horitPhM'ii, l'aimy I'hlllljm wim cirri t'tl pirnl diiil, anil iiilirr utUvvm urv lie It'll rhalljutlt. ;i'Mloi vlif nii'Mdrili; Mm. huh MrKoeti, JunHir vice pruM- diiil; I'.vcu AduiiiH, nmpiury; Miinc niiiMtiii, hriiMjrcr: Nrllir Klerk, rtmpliilh. Myrtle ('hutburn, rem (U.rltiw.. l.iiiii CUiuc Wiilkrr. uiiiini, Itilln- Dillinun, pulilotlc In htrurtdi. iind Mury KrumlB lliun- ; iimiitt, ti u.itrr. Plmih vtrir tiuitle to iinhlht tin 1-1 hi my dub wllh n Mlvrr Ihi to beiir ! in the Mun li nr Dliinn, Pibluy. J ii j Mini y :i(i. On tho ruimiiltlrt me i Ch ik t Witlkct , iiiirbiu u Mi Kwn in il iJriiii Mmki, A Valentine pmly will hImj be l.ild Jnllilly Willi tlir VKW pom. 1 I'tbtumy Ki. CnmmttlM ineinberH ' wmkliiK mi the Hffmr urn (leiirKln Uiiiltiv. Helen Cliutburil unci Hr- I bm ii Mi K'iri). i ... ' Honor Guest CIIIUKJUIN Mm. Uruhullim . I iiulknrr ut Khinuuli AK'-my wiui Vr, ,, tun wrll mrty Krldiiy nlKlu jy Duhiy Holt unci Mill. I villi lm, i n,B i),mc nint h iirnr Wtl- llimi.Miii rlvrr. Mm. (irorni' Itml welvrd lilnh wore tor Ihr rvpiilim "I bltiKo, Mr. Wiiynt' Nirhniin lirlil M-i'ond hluli unit Mm. Wlllliim llrrrlrk n third. A Kolnu-iiwny Kltt, n ntrliiK ol lirirlooin iwiirln, M iirr.spnU'd to thi KUMt ot lionor by tin follow Inn: Mm. John Arkrll. Mm. Mrrton Por nr. Mm. Irriir Wllron, Mm. Hrrt l.iil'oliiu1, Mm (Ironic Hhorpy. Miirl lyn Mlti hrll. Mm. tli-rrlrk nltd Mm. Hurry Hrnd, nil of Klnmnth Aprnry; Mm. Hiimrr Holt. Mm. Harold Col Inm. Mm. K. K. Kmlth. Mm. At llrlno. Mrs. Wnltrr Polill. Mm. Murjr Hlbbrrl. Mm. O. K. Ston", Mm. CiroillP lU-cd. Mm. WyliP Nlr Imii;.. Mm. I. Hutchcr. Mm. I'rfld iiiiiii Kirk, Mm. Owen Wnnklc. Mm. C. K. Kvprrtt, Mm. Al I'rrwolt, Mm. Dulltht Klrrhrr. Mm. Duke Wilbur. Mm Unlv Holt mid Mm. IvMl Imk. Mm Kaulkiirr win iriufcrrrd f i cm Dip Klnmnth rrsrrvutlun to Hi-il nrnr Bnlrm. Potluck Dinner A no-hmli-xi ixitlurk illnnrr M-ncd m 7 o'cliK'k Mondny rvrnlnii. Jnnu ury ID. In tlie.KC hnll prei-pdrd the rrtuilnr buslnriwi hc.v.lon of Nelnh bom ot Woodrrnll. llirre wu no munition, bill nl the mrrtlliK on Krtirunry a tlirre will be Initiation unci nb i clri tlon of affirm. The Juvenile, of tlie NelKlibora of WiKHli rnll l.io met Mondny. Jnnu iii y 19, nt 4 o'clock In the KC hnll for u bmtneMi nicetnm. name nnd rrtreMiinenm. Pimm were mnde tor n Vnlentlne pnrty and Vnlentlne ex- chnnke Frbrunry 2. Farewell Party CIIIMXJUIN On Thumdiiy eve iiIiik n farewell pnrty was Riven In the Catholic rectory for Mm. Drtwa llim Kiiulkner of Klnmnth Aitency, wlio lctt on Saturday for Halem. Altendiiiit the parly were Mm. Joe Hall from the Fort Kliunnth Junc tion, Mm. drome Hhorey. Mm. Jo-M-ph Monks. Mm. Carl Lobert, Mrs Merlon Porter. Mm. Berl ljiPolnte. and Mi. Floyd ljiPolnte. all of Kln innth Anency: Mm. Ernest Smith. Mm. Clyde Lneke. Mm. OwlRht Souem. Mm. Karl Ken.slnr. Mrs. Dnlphus and Mm. William Prlebe. 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The chapter Is divided Into monthly committee of three, nnd end-, nir-iiiher writes a letter to be m nt with a monthly package of f.ifwl nr rlollilliu Hlrtilriavs and holidays are also remembered with special pneknges The chapter as sumes an adoption cost of $160 a yinr As for the personal history of Mnria, she is 11 years old. She lived "i - ri ry IN CHARGE of the mid-winter conference of the Women of the Moose is Fannie May Thompson. The conference will be an event of Sunday. Joncs-Millcr. yVVVVWVVVVVAAAAAAAVAAVA 'I v V' .v a ' FLOOR CLEANER $6975 Singer X'acuum (Jctncrs are made to the same high standards its Singer Sewing Machines . . . precision made to insure lonj; efficient service. Floor Cleaner features Automatic Cord Control . . . Hand Cleaner is ideal for thoroughly cleaning stairs, furniture, automobile upholstery, etc. Available in limned quantities for immediate delivery. Order yours now! 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Ejection of of deem was held during the business nieetlrm. Htella Dryden Is the new president; AHa Clark, vlco president; Martha GUcrlst, secretary, and Hylva Tllton, treasur er. Appointed to serve on the finance committee were Neva Hayes, Ida MochetUa And Viola Leever. Two tables of pinochle and one of whist were In play during the eve ning, and at whist Viola Leever held high score and Neva Hayes, second. At pinochle the award for high score went to floselle Kuyken dall and low to Hylvla Tllton. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. May Schmidt at 174S Lakevlew street. Church Women iriaraalh Call r'ttttir.ll ,,f 'Iiiip,.Ii Women will meet Mnnrlnv .lnnonrv I 21. at the Imrnanuel Baptist church at ?. p. m.. when installation of new officer, will be held. Mrs. John C. Miller succeeds Hazel Morrison a, president, with Mrs. Frank Fortna. vice president. Mrs. Kenneth Lam bie. second vice president. Mrs. Ray Reeves, secretary. Mrs. Charles Revell. treasurer and Mrs. A. W. 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