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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1948)
IATURDAY, FEB. 21, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE SEVEN 'Diamond History Told By Speaker . Tho liieinlii'rs of the rlornptliiilsl club ot KliiinuUl 1'nlls kith held pollbotiml by u lulK given by All Kcllihui L on Old history n( diamonds. Thr Kiililnoor, one uf llm iikmI famous of historical dliiiiioiuls, Irll a path of hlooilihrd In lis wake through llic ii'iilurlt'S until II flimlly bi'cunir otm or llm crown Jewels ol IJiii'en Victoria null I" now on display In the Tower or London. Dlniiioniln were flt.it illhiovered Hi Inillu, liilrr In Hinzll, nnil linn III Hoiilh Allien under Mi II lull government rule. Al prescnl, marly all lint iliiunoniln come from Afi'lcii. nil their umikftihg In roiupli'lely rnnlinlli'd by ii llilllsh niiti krt lnu mviiiIIi-uIi. Mi. Hi'lnliiirl rxtilalnril In delull how thin syndicate kepi the prl''n or illiitnonds level In spite of Ihicluiitlng l Hi' cycles on m II ollliT nimiiioilitli'i. Due In III In con trol of prices, owners o( diamonds Hi i assured Imil lli'lr gems will Hot lose their viillliv Hi explained nil the slcps a diuiiiiuiil iniiitt pass through brloic thr tlnlnhrd product Is achieved. A message Mint rrud froin Alice Lamm saying Unit she was on hrr wny home ulii'i' u wonderful vum tlon In thr (.'urlliheiiii. . Eileen lllik reported on tlir suc cess of tlir rummage sale and llmnkrd nil members for thrir to oprriitlon l.llrlllr llrllrr of Dill I III) nil) was hostess lo MlrinlH-rn of thr Thrrr 11 club Krbruiiry 10. Fifteen wrre . present for liuirliroii. I) In pinochle. (IruiT Harris rr. ' relvrd high. Ha HuniiAoii. second, mid Murtliu Itukrr, hjicrliil. Allre HiMivrr will Ik- llm nrxt hos tess At Mir home of Uncle Hoover, 341ft Hlmsta way. Class Luncheon On Friday, February 13. mem bers or Ihr Mlr.piih lllblr class nf the Klrst Mrlhodliil church were rlllrrllllnrd lit llllichroii lit thr homr of Mm. 1.. J. Mi ink. TUl Orchard, assisted by Mm. KllJi- brill Norrln. An I inn wii World Day of I'riiyrr. Mm. George (.'as per. teacher of thr class, Kvr i i brlrf service of devotions, nnd i prnyrr for world prncr. Uplink flowers Were imi'il llliolll thr rooms, nnd tlir Vnlrtillnr motif wnii used lit thr tiiblrn. Class mem liers nnd Invllrd gucnls included Mm. (Iroriir Caliper. Mm. Kvn Hour, Mm. Hiirnli Hmlth. Mm. Mury Hluwvr, Mm Kimcy Hunch. Mm. James llrnilrm, Mil C (1 Audriu. Mm. IJ. It. Hicbblns. Mm. l.eo Mrllrldc. Mm. W. Ciirliton. Mm. Knthrrlnr livings. Mm. George Itiindull. Mm. KllJitx-t Norrbi. Mm. Ituby Krnynn. Mm. John Itlarh. Mm. I'rrd Coler, Mrs H. II. llrrry nnd Mm. H. W. Mom. Later Mm. Miuui llnvr nn amusing reading, mid social hour rudrd tlir afternoon. i A. l,V. X 1 n0 Mh-, r 1 i-M " ., : r j i t ii v -4 - t n i interesting Program Held by BPW Club The flimnte commltU!, with Chnlrman Mamnret KIpllnKer In rhnrne, plnnnrd the Intcrentlng B.P.w. dinner meeting on reoruary II) at thr. Wlllnrd hotel. Mr. Klpllnner prenented a newcomer to Klamath Falln, John Crosby, who entertained with a Kroup of wn, "The JCorn" by Fiedler, "Great Uav" bv Youmann. and Bteplien Foter' "I Dream of Jeanle". Mrs. Ueoriie Mtlntyre wan hl accompanlnt. Mr. Cronby wan very enthu mamieally reeelvcd by the 64 members and nuesU present. UMnii "Prenervatln of our Natural Resources" as IU theme, the committee arranned for Ted Dur- -- ment to show the Biaiianra uu company's film "Tills Is Oregon". Winston D. Purvlne, director of Oregon Vocational school, addressed the club explaining the purpose of the student loan fund, which his school Is organizing at the present time. Following Mr. Purvlne's talk the club voted to contribute 1500 to this fund In memory of a much loved member. Myrtle Helm. Highlight of the state board meeting recently held In Corvallls were reported by President Loralne Qulllen, who with Eleanor Weather ford, state public affairs chairman, attended the meeting. The next dinner meeting will be on March 1. and Is being arranged by the Internatlonla relations com mittee, with Chairman Ellen Upp i i a (..m l-ah d m otilraH In bring a package of vegetable ?SJ Music Recital The Sacred Heart school of music will present 19 high school students In recital at 1:30 Sunday afternoon, February 23. A program of harp, piano, violin and voice solos will be varied by several ensemble numbers. Those participating are Ellen McAullffe, Betty Noble, Jeanctte Cooper, Jean Bae Oldenberg, Jean ette Klpllnger, Joann Gray, Peggy McAndrews, Carol Burrltt, Malcolm Jackson, Patricia O'Connor, Mar Jorle Smith. Christina Flynn. Phillip Clark, Barbara Belmler, Judith Van denberg, Mary Elliott, Colleen Cres well, Jacqueline Joyer, Leona Moss and Janice Larson. Student ac- Reports The Eagles auxiliary held a regu lar meeting Tuesday evening at the FOK hall. Reports were given on auxiliary activities. Drill team members and otflcera practice every Friday evening In preparation for the zone conven tion to be held In Bend May 7. Tho drum corps practices Monday evenings. A program was presented by the chairman, Phyllis Stclzenmueller. Musical numbers were presented by members of the drill team, and special solos by Stella Persell nnd Emma Kllgore. In games, Mrs. Mary Melton re ceived the prize. The next meeting will be Tues day, February 24. Treasure Hunt A St. Valentine's Day party was given In honor of Ptrlcla Kelly Saturday by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kelly. 1086 Keno road. A treasure hunt, games and re freshment .nade a pleasant after noon for Patricia and her guests, who were Doris and Sandra Camp bell, Shirley and Carolyn Plymnla, Ellse Nltachrlm, Olenda Logsdan and Shirley Mattoou. to be sent to clubs In Europe. i Lovetta McTaggert. : Invited. Presiding : tULELAKE The Junior class for Neighbors of Woodcraft met In the flr;t time In several years will the KC hall Monday evening, reo- i play host tonignt. baiuraay, ruary 16, with Ruth Hull, guardian neighbor, presiding over tne dusi ntss meeting. Dorothy Brlnson was initiated into membership, and alter adjournment, refreshments were served by Nellie Messer, Ida Mochcttaz, Viola Leever, Prlscilla Buslck and Margaret Redkey. The next meeting lll be March 1. The Juveniles of Neighbors of Woodcraft neld a party and ex change of Valentines at 4 o'clock that same afternoon In the KC hall. They also will meet again March 1. ( v i. M "A No jewelry repair il too mall for Individual attention from ArtReinhart at Jewel and Gift Shop g H Green Stamps 519 Main Phone 611 at a Junior prom. The dance will be formal and the theme, In keeping with the 100th anniversary of the finding of gold In California, will be "The Torty-Nlners." To carry out the theme, the stage backdrop will depict "the good old days" and other decor In the gym will follow the ld;a. Music will be furnished by The Downbeats. The Junior class president is Jerry Taylor and the sponsor, Mrs. Harvey Reed. REMEMBER ME ? I'MT TEXAS TYLER Trie' MAN WITH A MIUION FRIENDS AND I'LL BE AT THE lfUi Willi U w ilk my WESTERN BAND THURS. FEB. 26 DAnciriG 9'iji i SI. 20 PER PERSON C0MIN& TUE3.MAR.1 SPADE C00LEY A LOVELY wedding was an event at the First Christian church Februory 14 when Phyllis Marie Hutchins, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Howard F. Hutchins, become the bride of Wesley D. McNcc Jr. Upon their return from a wedding trip in the South, they will be ot home in this city. Jones-Miller Dinner MAI. IN Malm Helping Hand society met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Noah Nyhart. Dinner w-as served to Mrs. Charles Crawford. Mrs. John Bar ley. Mrs. Will Graham, Mrs. Charles Johnson, Mrs. Charles Hamilton, Mrs. Harry Hundley. Mrs. Everett Jones, Mrs. Kffle Johnson. Mrs. Cliirenre Klrkpal rlclc. Mrs. Merel Louslry. Mrs. Jesse Lliid-say. Mrs. John MirCiilley, Mrs. Earl McVey, Mrs. Cllen Mor ton. Mrs. Hubert Morelock, Mrs. Elmer MiC'ullum, Mrs. James Ot toman. Mrs. John Hnlllff, Mrs. A. K. Street. Mrs. Ottilia Srhullz, Mrs. Bertll Shogren, Mrs. Austin Terry. Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mrs. Ted Evans who was taken In as a new member and guests Mrs. Harry Booth. Mrs. Herb Phillips. Mrs. George Retterath. BEAUTY ON A BUDGET...- Birthday St. Valentine s Day and his birth day were Jointly celebrated Satur day afternoon by Douglas Van Bus klrk. son of Mr. and Mrs. William Van Busklrk of Eldorado street. Several of Doug's young gentle men friends were Invited In for cake and ice cream followed by a movie. Guests were Donnle Evans, Kreddle Shelley. Billy Hlllls, Jimmy Detrlch, Alan Huhn. Stevle Mola tore. Jimmy Swanscn, Doug and Roddle Van Busklrk. . AN EARLY February bride was Joy Cwyn, daughter of Mr. and Mis. Ceroid C. Cwyn, who exchanged vows with Harvey Ovgard, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Stephens, all of this city. The two were married February I ot the First Methodist church Jones-Miller j A t) ? $2.00 6trf, flewy-frfsr) IW dorKiiuj norl frogronr When yw fwl RtlU deviltry rmping rrrlo your ongnfk mmt) wor Bombl Bouquet Mm ovollablt In a m smooth tak 75( rt m So Lovely So French NSaNX. e.- -, V' nt j. - Our "Flour Marie" Blouse Collection by Paul duMont His inspiration the embroiderer handker. chiefs of the French Renaissance, named in honor of the fabulous Marie Antoinette. Each blouse a masterpiece in loveliness and comparable to the museum originals the antique embroideries skillfully magnified and transferred to wonderful, washable Stonecutter rayon crepe. While only. Sizes 32-38. Two extremely vvcarsble Aywon OHginsli nhose expensive details deny their tinyprice Ctl: Shoulders with fine faggoting detail and dainly cape sleeve. The new swing skirt is full in front. Of black or nsvy rayon crepe. 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