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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1948)
,EC. II PACE 2 WLDNLSDAY, I EI3. 18, 1941, HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON Plans Announced For Convention A compreheiuiv. bulletin has Just been rflr-n.srti to all club ntcxi denU and board member of the Oregon Federation of Women's clubs, giving detailed Information about the Oregon committees for the an nual convention of the General Federation of Women's clubs, to be held In Portland In May. Mrs. O. D. Trexler, Portland, representing the Portland Federation of Women's Organizations, has the largest number of committees under her supervision. These Include the committees for the Oregon state banquet on Monday, May 24, the tea food banquet, Friday, May 28. and the five regional dinners, Uie speakers and guests committee under Mrs. Fred Noll, the ticket committee headed by Mrs. Emery l'rahan. and the committee on tourt. under the direction of Mrs. E. E. Kail. The bulletin board commit tee. In charge of the Portland Over look Woman's club, with Mrs. Arthur Brooks as chairman, will keep In I ouch with the platform chairman. the information desk, and the gen vallis. state radio chairman. The reception lor Mrs. J. L. Blair Buck. Richmond, Va., president of the gen eral federation, at the Portland Art Museum on Monday, May 24. will be in charge of the Portland Woman's club, under the direction of Mrs. William Bunney. Ttgard. The com mittee on ushering and seating is iral federation headquarters office A, " u.p.V, ,u about announcements to be placed Mr! John as cnnrmBn. on the bulletin board, The tlx districts of the Oregon federation make up the credentials committee, with Mrs. William King, Pendleton, state recording secretary. as chairman. This committee will sstst the general federation cre dentials committee with registration, rhe Portland Nautilus dub will work with the platform chairman of the general federation in decorating the platform. The auditorium doors will be manned by the Scholls Wom an's club, with Mrs. U W. Guild, president, as chairman. The hospitality committee consists af the Oregon federation board, with Mrs. A. C. Maclntyre of Pendleton as chairman. Three Juniors clubs, the Forest Grove Juniors, the Scholls juniors, and the Pacific Progress juniors, with Mrs. Tom Dickinson, president, serving as chairman, will man the "Wishing Wells,- which will be placed at the auditorium, hotels, and the Masonic temple. The Portland Sorosis club is In charge of the foreign and territorial committee. Junior activities are under the direction of Mrs. Emery Ingham, Portland, junior extension chairman, who will assist the general federa tion junior chairman with plans for Junior activities. Music Is under the direction of Mrs. W. F. Gaskins, Cor vallis. state music chairman, the press room will be handled by Mrs. J. B. Twiford, Hlllsboro, state pub licity chairman. The platform committee, consist ing of the Portland Woman's Re search club, with Mrs. Carl Rasmus sen as chairman, will work with the genera federation secretary, plan ning the platform shifts for each session. The radio committee is in the hands of Mrs. J. L. Gault, Cor- F 1 iMWi. jw ONE YEAR old is Michael McFodyen, son of Mr. ond Mrs. O. L. McFodyen of 2617 Rodcliffe street. Grandparents ore Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mc Fodyen of Cottonwood, Calif. DIONIIEQUIMTS1 1 promptly rallev coughs of 1 'CHEST COLDS: Anniversary Mrs. Frederick C. Wisscnbach will be Uie special speaker at a meeting commemorating the 29th anniver sary of the founding of Quota Inter nationa!. Mrs. Wissenbach will speak to members of the Klamath County Quota club at their anniversary meeting to be held February 24, Tuesday. Members will gather at the Peli can party room at 6:30 in the eve ning for dinner and the program. Mrs. Wissenbach will use for her topic, the international slogan of this anniversary year. "Women's Share in Promoting Peace." Alice Vitus is president o f t h e local club, and announced plans for the anniversary meeting this week. Drama Students The time planned for Uie meet ing of the American Association of University Women is 2 o'clock at the Little Theatre Saturday afternoon, February 21. where members will see the play, "The Valiant." presented by advanced drama students of Klamath Union high school under direction of Mrs. B. B. Blomquist. Airs. Robert Erlandson. a member of the drama group of AAUW. is chairman of the refreshment com mitt;?. assisted by Mrs. Hugh Tolley and Erma Wauchope. with Mrs. Ar thur Reinhart and Mrs. John Kerns serving. Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt, music chairman, will present Paul Dum Til, baritone, in a group of songs before the play. Members are asked to be at the Little Theatre promptly at 2 o'clock. Dessert Jolly Neighbors met at the home of Mrs. James Francis at 4650 Can non street. Wednesday, February 4. mere was an exchange of Valen tines, with dessert served at 1:30. Prizes In games went to Ruby Ug lum and Audrey Sundberg. Members present were Ruby Uglum, Thelma Guthrie, Dorothy Abner, Betty Padgett, Jackie Be dord. Rita Matson and the host ess. Mrs. Francis. Guests were Florence Bryon, Catherine Parkhurst, Audrey Sund bere and Marie Fosberg. The March meeting will be at the home of Ruth Russell, 2336 Wantland. Presiding business meeting in the IOOF hall rriaay. reDruary 13 at I o clock, with Eura Bustin. most excellent chief, nresiriincr At th rlnu rt lha business session refreshments were servea cy cnariotte canoy, Gertrude Anaerson. May Anderson. Gertrude James and Ellen XfrchViv Tv. next meeting will be on February 27. nun an a iiim'Wi -ifmiaiiiTiiv.iil,w.vi,.fa,i,, Orientation Class Held By Leaque An uiti'iitiitlon clu.vt lo a capacliy rini) wilt luld by the Klmimlli County Leiigue of VoIiiin nil Mnmluy, l-Vbi limy II. nl the luuiii' nl Mi Twyla l'VrgUMin, Willi Mi . l-'rwl Itucck, 0I111I1 nuin nf tu lci 1 1 11 1 Ion. In chaiue. iisUled by Mis. li'i'rgiiNon, who t a mt'iiibrr of (he ntute bimitl of the league. Then ulleiullng thl first class were Mrs, Krcd Elilcrn. Mm Kml Nlchol, Mrs. Cliiincr t'liM'iiiiin. Mm. Harvey Nniuimm, Mm David Snyder. Mis. William Stnlk. Mrs. David IHumiT. Mm. C. K. Ill iiu-iiiili'n. Mm. Fretl llechlel, Mm. llt'tune Milsscv Jr., Mm. Waller lliriiiluii, Mm. ltobert AriiiiKtoii, Mis. I'huiie.s 0 Tllornlon, Mm. Hal Ogle unci Mrs Fred A. Kaii.sun. Mis. Kueck explnliiril the non partisan background of the league 11.1 alms and Its promltiiv, with special emphasis oil how Us pro grams are formed from Hid iiu tluuul, stale mid liH'iil levels, Mm. Ferguson luld of the work of the .state board, explaining that the .stale oiganlr.allou had re)K'.senia llves at the legislature to nu,IM In the carrying out of t lie leugu.'.s program on the atute level. She also displayed league publications and citiphaMicd the policy of league members being Informed on subjects before action Is taken. Board members who ut'in hos tesses for the afternoon were Mis. John C. Yiidini. president: Mrs Kml THESE TOTS ore members of the rhythm band sponsored by the Women of the Moose. Here they are shown with their leader, Mrs. Maurice Paup. From left, children are Bobby Worrell, Johnny Hollingsworth, Lynn Hedrick, Robert Logan, Rose Ann Perkins, Marsha Hedrick, Joan Phelps, Linda Crems, Sandra Phelps, Karen Lea Paup, Joyce Crems and Jimmie Daily. Gudcrlan. Social Calendar Sunday, February it t'nivertity nf Oregon Stitsm to appear at KL'HS auditorium at 3 p. m. Monday, Kebraarv Don Cotwack cburua, Klamath Com munity Concert association. Pcltcan theatre Quota ctub monthly dinner meet inf. Pelican enfe Thursday, February Jt! Zuleima temple. No. I'A. Daughters of the Nile, ceremonial and visit of supreme queen; Masonic temple. Grants Pass. 1:30 p. m. Tuesday. March S Klamath Lutheran Ladies Aid. rerutar meeting. 2 p.m. NOT ONLY RELIEVES BUT 'LOOSENS UP' 8WMGIS (CAUSED BY COLDS) pertussin has been prescribed by thousands of Doctors. It not only relieves such coughing but also 'loosens up phlegm' and makes It easier to raise. pertussin'B) is safe and mighty effective for both old and young. Pleasant tasting tooUncDTIICeilJ' Inexpensive.'! tn Uddills foil are invited to the V. F. W. SATURDAY NITE at the Music By KARL SMYK!L ond His 16 Piece Stardusters Bond Featuring Vocalists PAUL SWIGART KAY CARLYLE Dancing 9-1 Adm. $1.00 Inc. tox 4 ' M - (:-, I riday, March 8 Spring concert. Klamath t'nion hil school coiut-rt band and irls glee club ( londa. March Klamath Falls Woman's Library club, Kl'tlS drama students Mill present play, j Little Theatre off Mon Claire, 2 p. m. Thursday. March 11 Spring cotn-ert a rappella rhoir ana ' urhestra, Klamath t'nton huh schtMil. Turdar, March 7.t Klamath Lutheran ladles Aid. rettuiar niecuin, 8 p ti. Saturday, March tS Zuleima temple. No, 1.1. Daushter nf the Nile, meeting and election, Mcdfurd Masonic temple. 1 JO p. m Wednesday. March tl Appleton and Field. duo-pianttj. Klam th Community Concert association. Pelican theatre Our ttitcnry tlr votes lUrlf rxclu hIvcIv to tltr tMinrvs of iitMiruiu'r. Wr I1) NOT h.ivc unv sldrlinr-i. l.r( us Insure vou nj:lit. lUuw Nor land, KM N. bill St rttone bUt0. 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