SA1UKDAY, FLU. 28, 1948
PACE SEVEN
Missionary Groups
Meet On Thursday
Clnlea iif Ilia MlKMunary aoclrly uf Ihe Flint llaplUl ililireh met
Thiirailay afternoon, Fein nary lu. Naomi circle mi'l ul Hie homo (if
Mm. t. I., WnMi un Walnut atrrel. Devon. inn were li'il liy Mra. UiimcII
Webber. Tuple tut llio cliiy won "HtewariUlilp," mill Mra. J. T. I'aller
on waa attiily lender. AIU'iiiIIiik were Mm. Jno IJiimun, Mm. J. T.
I'atLeriwiii. Mm. (). H. llMkor. Mra, liny Andrew, Mm. Wlllluni Nuli'ii,
Mr. Harl MiiIkIIIii, Mm. KiimipII Webber, Mm. I'lora Untllcy, Mm.
luck licrnhbrriier, Mm, Chuilen W.
'Iliuiniu and Hie IiiuiIpm. I .
Mm. Turn (Jaraun entertained
CJraco circle. Prouram chairman
war Mm. Climtnr Thulium, wliu itave
the devnilona. Mm. II. M. Itublnniui
H)k (II "HtCWltlllnlllp." Thn fril
luwlnir member wrrn indent, Mm.
Tucker, Mm. mium, Mm. Vlilu
Jleach, Mm. U. M. ItuhliiMin, Mm.
Juo lvle. Mm. Frank HIimmiuiih, Mm.
frtiil Tcdrlck, Mr. Kmuirll Akern,
Mm. Climlrr TIiuiiiua uihI Hip Imh
Icm, Mm. Chimin.
'I ho Klnua Uuiiuliirm" t i It In nut
wlUl Mm. Jennie Juni'ii nl Iliou I "it -clllu
'I'orrace. Mm. l.luyil lllutlnli,
clrt'lc clinlrmuii, nave a devotional
rrvlte on II in theme, "Ileum In
fjhrlallun Hervlcc." while Mm. Frank
Ward presented teiwuii on Hlrwiird
hlp. Till circle, lurinerly llio
Dnrcaa, lm chunked Die name to
"Hie Kllitl'i Duuhlcr."
Ttirxie allriiriing wrrn Mm. II. P.
llumhn. Mm. Kruiik Wurd, Mm. Jnc
Vmi Meier, Mm. O. W. Nlclmln, Mm.
rjlayUin. Mrs. T. M. Morel., Mm.
C. 0. Ilruwn, Mm. t.luyd llluduii,
Mrs. B. K. Kobliwon mid I he ho-
All olrclM enjoyed refreshment
jerved by the honlcu during the
liernoori.
Election Date
Veterana o( Forrluii Wnm auxili
ary met In tho llhrury clubroom
Thumduy evening, February III. with
Charlotte Onuy prrnldlnv. There
one tueal, Lorraine Orrlt-ll ul
Yreka.
Officers will be elected Mnrch 4.
and pluiu wrrn made lur Joint In -itnllotl
in of tlii auxiliary mid the
Veteran of foreign Wnm nt the
llml meellnit In April, mid also lor
dinner to no tervrd by the auxlll
ry to VFW member mid their
ye preceding Inntalliillon.
Tin committee of auxiliary mem
bers coiuUU of I'atrlrlo Henry,
chairman; Jennie, Arnold mid Mury
Well, rrmn the Veteran thrro
will b Everett lllcknimi, II. J. Me
Ullvray mid lUlph Jonc. A Hilt
wi preiented by the IikIi to Kay
Myeri who U oon to leave Klamath
Fall tor un extended trip.
Party Hostess
LANUMX VAI.I.KVMm. Homer
Rolarls was hostess for a parly at
her home February 19. Oumc and
conttau were en)oyed with refresh
menu aerved at tho close of the
afternoon.
Present were Oraca Dearborn mid
aon. Kriua Partridge, Madtto Mon
roe, Carolyn Dearborn and son, all
of LaiiKell Valley, Pauline Kobrrui,
Viola lloberts and Judy, Matlle and
Andella Koberta, Hi lly Mite lliiuklnn
and children, llcxjiie Holrhounrr and
J.ucla Webber, all of Poc Valley,
Dorothy llulilimuer of Olene, Mnx
Ine Brown and mm of Klamalh
. rlbi. and Mm. I.. M. Hanklm. Mm.
f'Uattle McPall, Mm. Carroll Wenlh
' ry. Mm. llirdle llurke. Mrs. Lloyd
Hanklru, all of nonanra.
Engagement
FrlcnrU have received word of the
eniairment of l.uey Mae Gowey of
Han Bruno, Calif , and J. Kdwurd
Warren, ion of Mm. Mnry Wella of
thla city and 8am Warren of bun
Bruno.
Mlaa dowry la Hie nieco of Mr.
and Mra. Carl Thompson of Han
Bruno, with whom he hax made her
home, and la the daughter of Mr.
and Mm. M. M. Oowey of Urlithton.
Ia.
Mr. Warren l a graduate of Kln
malh Union hlh nchool and ha
een lenRlhy aervlre In the navy.
The weddliiK In planned for early
June,
Western Scene
TULELAKE nunchea of mgr
brujh, rocks, a starry sky and an
old covered wagon provided Ihe
western background for the Junior
prom held In the high school gym
nasium Baturriay night. Music was
by tht "Down Beau."
Tilt elaaa who will be '40ora at Ihe
time of graduation carried out the
theme In keeping with the date thai
will see them graduated.
The dance, which wa formal, was
very well attended.
Bridge Group
V HENLEY The Country Cousins
Bridge club met. at the home ot
Vera Duranl Tuesdny, February 34.
Three tables were In play. Prlr.cs
tin high score and traveling went
lo Dorothy Dehllnger and low, to
Dorothy Oeer. '
Members present were Vivian
Wise, Monle Heedor, Dorothy Short
Dehllnger, Mildred Steele, Dorothy
Dehllnger, Stella Dehllnger, Cookie
Dehllnger, Isabel Dehllnger and the
hostess.
Guests Included Ernestine Head,
Evelyn Cheyne, Dorothy Oeer and
Wllma Marvin.
Art Relnhart
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Weddinq bells
I.ANdia.l, VAI.LKV HI. Pliul'a
KHtiintl cliurih wna thn scene ul
the wiMldlim of l,ul Null and Arthur
Monroe Hulintlitv, I'rhniuiy 14. Hnv.
I'lederiik (J. Wlwienbiick read the
ciuidlellKht ceiciiioiiy before an ni
ter bunked with whim tarnations.
The bride wore a suit of beige with
blue uircnjioi les. Her only attendant
Kim l'iiont Hpiu kit, who wore a pow
der blue Milt with tliirk blue acces
sories. At the shoulder she wore a
ml rosebud corsiige.
Mike Dearborn was best num.
Following the rites, the families
anil friends of the young couple at
tended a dinner lu the Pelican party
room lu honor of the newlywcda,
given by the aunt of the bride, June
Turiuell.
The young couple Irft Inter for a
two-week wedding trip lu Him Fran
clseo. Social Calendar
MancU). Mirrh I
Quota rlul txid intwtllitf, 13 noon,
rllJiM tafv
iuUr, March I
Klamath i.iilhaiNit Irliaa Aid, rulr
UiffftltiK, 2 i in.
Mrdnr.d), Marrh 1
W1iilay cluli, Hi. I'aul't parlih
tumia, p. m.
trldajr, March ft
Nprlittf vnni-ail. Klantalh Union hlh
i-tuxil coni'rl Imnd otnl clrlt' glM club
aiurla), Manli a
Vcnttira i-luli inrniMaifa ala, (Warn
lo 0 3U p. m at 110 nih, iuat ott Main.
MutttUx. Mairh
QtiDta rlub, lunt'hauit tnaatlng, Ihrati
i'afe
Klantalh Kali Woman' l.ihrary rhib,
Kl'IIH tliaiiia atudanu will piaaciit play,
l.ltllt 'Iltpairo titt Muti llalff, 2 p ni,
Ihufkday. Mart h 1 1
Hiuiiitf rimcari i-appalla choir ano
irrhaalra, Klamath Iliilun high actwol.
1udar Marth IS
Klamalh I.uiharan Ladlaa Aid, ratfulaT
nteatltig, A p m.
Halutday. Marrb IS
.tilalitta lampla. Nu. i:t. Daughtara ot
ihm Ntla, martliig anil alartloit, Mrdfnrd
Maatinlc Iriniilv, I Mt p m.
Moiidav, M.frh 5
QiluU rluh, vommittaa luichoni,
I'aKran rata
Hvdrtrida, Marrh IT
Vftlncxlay rluh. Hi. I'aul'i pariah
huuaa, B p m
Mnda. Marrb 71
Quota rluli, din nar niaallng. Pal lean
rata
Hadnatdar, Mink 31
Appleton and riald duo-pianltla, Klam
ath Community Lnnrarl aaaoclallon.
I'vilcan Ihealra
aatardav, Aarll 1
Pot Katlrr brldga Ira. Wlllard hnlal,
annual avvnl of Mt. Paula EpLaconal
cliiirrh
Bridal Shower
TUI.K1.AKE Mrs. Robert Baker,
a bride of recent weeks, was hon
oretl recently with a miscellaneous
shower In the annex of the Tule
lakc Community Presbyterian
church. Hostesseii for the affair
were Mrs. Charles Cox, Mrs. Dale
Sprout and Mrs. Bain Anderson.
Pictures of the honeymoon trip
taken up and down the coast were
shown by the new Mra. Baker.
The Valentine theme was carried
out, In decor, and about 3b guests
were present.
One Year Old
Mr. and Mm. Otis W. Gray enter
tained for their young daughter.
Pamela Hue, on her first birthday.
Wednesday night. February 3S, at
their home on Shasta way.
liefrrsluuenla were served from a
party table decorated In blue and
pink.
Guests who honored small Pamela
Sue were Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. McCTrl
lau, her great grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. Vemo McClellim, her grand
parent.1!. Mr. and Mrs. James Robl
son, Mr. and Mrs. George Dcmo
trakos and the Orays.
Club Hostess
Fnnnlp Goddard was hostess to Ve
Olds Pinochle club Thursday, Feb
ruary 10. There were two guests,
Lizzie Little and Charlotte Canoy.
Luncheon was served at 1 o'clock,
followed by cards. The hostess held
high score. Agnace I.owe second,
Nettle Good low, and Kathryn Bil
lings received Ihe pinochle award,
Dacle Hoover will be hostess on
March 4
( Alt It OF THANKS
We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation for the
acta of kindness, the messages of
sjmpathy and the many beautiful
fioral offerings during our recent
bereavement.
. Frederick D. Knox and family.
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THE KLAMATH KINDERGARTEN youngsters joined forces lost Friday to celebrate St. Valentine's Day in o big way.
Games, refreshments and the exchange of Valentines featured the day. Front row, left to right, Richard Fyock, Patty
Fairchild, Stephen Stiles, Kathy Ellingson, Diane Drew, Marilyn Hooper, Nancy Soukup, Lynn Bertram, Joy Olson and
Vickie Howie. Second row, Johnny Cox, Betty Kerns, Robert Thompson, Fritzie Massey, Milt Sessler, Billy Sproat, Larry
Knock, Mikcll Thurston, Robert Ellingson, Roxano Sprague, George Flitcroft and Patty Jean Swansen. Back row, Kelly
Somers, Rose Waters, Diane Leo, Tommy Shaw, Virginia Judd, Don Terwilliger, Jimmy Kaler, Jimmy Schulze and Buddy
Kiger. Teachers arc Isabel Jackson and Thelma Mason. Guderlan
Co-Hostesses
Bnlon 3M. F.lght et Forty, met
at the home of Mrs. Kdna Hiivtell
Wednesday evening with Mrs. K, U.
Motschenbacher osslstlng the hottt
ess?' Mrs. Herman Foster reported on
child welfare work done by the
salon.
Mra. Paul Otterlx'ltl, departmental
la deml rhupeau dticxleuie, reported
that she flew to Portland Inst Thurs
day where salon 183 entertained
state officers.
Mrs. Fred Ilellbronner. depart
mental partnership 'chairman, add
ed that she Joined Mis. Otierljcln ul
Kiilem Friday cvcnlntt where both
OMlsted In Instituting a new snlon
In that city.
On Saturday they Joined their
husbands and Dr. and Mrs. M. E
Cooper In Portland where the Forty
et F.lght was also holding a con
ference. The meeting on March 31 will be
a no-hohti'iA dinner and will
probably be held at a hotel,
Rebekahs
BONANZA Fraternity Rebtkah
lodge. No. 106, met in regular ses
sion Friday. February 20. In the
fOOF hull with Vella Wilder, vice
grand, presiding.
Olive Fralev. noble grand, was
absent from the meeting. The drill
-, t . M"f4 ft,
KAREN HANLEY, young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Hanley of 1024 California, cele
brated her sixth birthday February 9. Present for the occasion were, from left, counter
clockwise around the table, Lucille Detroit, Juanita Easter, Susan Peterson, Karen, Beckie
Solie, Patsy Solie, Danny .Whitsoll, Janet Shults, Billy Easter, Gary Jassen, Krissy Solie
and Margie Ann Solie.
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team prat-tifcd for Initiation, and
refreshiiicnls were served to both
KrlH'kahs and Odd Fellows.
New memlx'rs Initiated Febru
ary 21 were Vllgluia Hartley and
Vivian HolJKitiM.-r. Mr. and Mrs.
Dee Moon and Mr. and Mrs. Har
vey Moon, who now reside In Ku
gene, were guests.
Mrs. Dee Moon Is a past noble
grand, and presided during Imita
tion. There were 25 members pres
ent with three guesui from Klam
ath Fulls.
Shower
Mrs. Thelma Melton and Mrs.
Lora llraee were hostesses at a
shower honoring Mrs. Hetty Loy atimun.
Mrs. iirawe's home, 125J Harlan
drive. Friday. February 20.
The afternoon was sent playing
games, followed by the opening of
gifts by the honor guest.
KcfreshmcnU were served to Mrs.
Loy, her sister. Elba Kultodge of
Hun lieruurdino, Calif., Uernice
Walters, Dorothy Jackson, Kva
Chambers, Lucy Chambers, Esther
Mash. Uernicc McCracken, Anita
PcukIi. Grace Peugh. Betty Allen.
Hetty Mundlln, Mary Shout and
Mrs. Spencer.
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Hijackers got away with a truck
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noticed the 800 cases were empty.
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Exchange Vows
CANBV Loyce McGcc. daughter
of Mr. and Mis. Orlo McOce of
Canby, became the bride of Harry
Ray Curry at the home of the
bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
II. H. Curry Sr., In Bebastopol, Calif.
Rites were solemnized at 3 o'clock,
Valentine's Day, in a ceremony read
by Rev. Stephen C. Thomas.
The bride wore a suit of rayon
gabardine and carried a French bou
quet. Her maid of honor, Lenore
Mcude ol Canby, wore light green
with a maccllla corsage.
Robert Jones of Alluras was best
I Following
the double ring vows I
the ncwlyweds received at the home
of Mrs. A. L. Goforti. The Valentine j
theme was used in decorations, j
Almond blossoms and tapers were !
used at the bride's table.
After a . short honeymoon, Mrs.
Curry returned to Canby, and Mr.
Curry to duty with the navy after
tits leave.
Anniversary
OVS Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Smith celebrated their first wedding
anniversary at a party held at their
home at Orccon Vocational school
Saturday evening. February 21.
OVS students and their wives who
attended were Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
,
Guderlan.
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Includes
Kurnllure plrkrd up nd de
llvfrrd within rmaonkble
arm,
0 Intrrlnrs rrhullt with now
materials whru nrciaary
Cunhfom rrmadc.
Ntw w f b b I n t inifrltd
Mhrre ntrdfd.
NfW llnlnt nuppllfd for
fa I platfurma.
Y.xynstA I mi and framci
rherked and rf touch ed.
( ftvprlnir p f r 1 1 y cat
ulretrhrd and applied.
Springs rrsei and retltd.
Rxlrrlor teams hand nn,
Kapld work by report
rraftsmfn.
0 Vnur o b t v ol many
beautiful labrirs.
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neth Jarrett, Mr. and Mrs, Ray
Master, Mr. and Mri. John Hoglan,
Mr. and Mrs. Al Brlnkley, Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Douglas, Mr. and Mrs.
William Coomer, Mrs. Al Kent,
Louis Acuff, Donna Whitman, the
Smiths and Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Bruswald, who were also celebrating
their wedding anniversary.
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Social Meet
Cathollo Daughters of America
held a snc'ni meeting In the parish
hall Monday evening, February 23,
at 8 o'clock. Mildred 8cavey, chair
man for the evening, Introduced Mrs.
Ait Relnhart who gave a talk on
"The Human' e of Old 8llver."
Silverware was found as far back
as Bible times and through the
Greek and Roman periods, but ster
ling really began with the reign of
King John In England In thn 16th
century, the speaker said. The first
pieces made were chiefly church ves
sels. There is an old saving con
cerning "a child born with a silver
spoon In his mouth" and Mrs. Reln
hart said It derives from the fact
that In those days, because of the
lack of Danks, coins were melted up
and made Into spoons and a family's
wealth wo Judged by the number of
sliver spoons It owned. Another In
teresting fact about silver Is thnt Its
decorations followed the Interior and
exterior architecture of Its time, she
added. Mildred Seavey, assisted by
Marie Nidorf, Hophla Sullaway.
Jenes Moty, Manel Brocktrup, Helen
Wagner and Rita Case served re
freshment. Eagles Club
The Lady Eagles club met at the
home of Gladys Halversen, 5437 Cot
tage, Thursday evening, February
19. Seven members and two guests
were present. Pinochle was played
later In the evening.
The next meeting, planned for
March 4. will be a potluck luncheon
at 12:30 at the home of Mrs. Gaily
Wright of 707 Washington.
A potluck supper will precede the
regular Eagles auxiliary meeting
Tuesday, March 2. The business
meeting and entertainment will follow.
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Women's Club
BONANZA Mrs. Noma Bechdoldt
and Mrs. Mabel Maxwell entertained
the Bonanut Women's club fur a so
cial meeting February 17.
Lola Horn received high prize In
bridge, with Lllllun llechdoldt, high
In pinochle. Blancho Clowen won
traveling In bridge and Hemic
Sharp, traveling In pinochle. Tht
special prize went to Daisy Cox.
Refreshment wero served to Lol
Horn, Florence Horn, Illanche Oow.
en, Betty Pepple, Cletla Wells. Birdls
Burke. Lillian Bechdoldt. Ilerulr
Sharp, Noma Bechdoldt and Mabel
Maxwell.
Visitors In town this week ar
Mrs. William Young and Httlt
daughter, Judy, of Atlanta, Oa. They
flew West a few days ago to visit
with Mrs. Young's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Curtis Stockstlll of Klamalh
Falls. After three weeks, the Stock
stills will drive to Atlanta, accom
panied by Mrs. Young and Judy, for
a brief visit. Mrs, Young will be
remembered as tho former Carmen
Stockstlll.
NEWS CONFAB
KEY WEST. Fla Feb. 28 (P)
President Truman announced today
he will hold a news conference Mon
day at his vacation retreat here.
He made this known to reporters
Just before boarding the submarine
Requln where he Inspected Its picket
radar for coastal and fleet defenss.
For real estate service, phone ff2S9.
Seal Htewart, Realtor.
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Phone 932S
Phone 5353