SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
PACE SEVEN
New Season Opens
With Sprinq Tea
llriiildlng the start of a nrw season tor Women nf Itrmiipn Clolf
and (..'iiuiiliy club In (tie minimi spring liii, planned for 1'rliliiy afler
liiiiiii. April a.
Tim leu liiiiilnlicn llm club's IiihIIUiiiiiiI wi'lninir In nrw nii'inbeia
mid marks llm opening (il spring n ml siiiiiim-r activities of Ki'iunra.
Mollis will lir Iniin 3 In ft o'clock In 1 1 in clubhouse. Ml. John
Houston In tin rliuli muii. mill mi lif-r ruiiiiiiliii'n are Mm. Kllou Thnnip.
mm, Mm WIIIIiiiii llugrlstviii, Mm. C. V. Uuuli. Mm. (leorgn Myria,
Mm. J. II Martin, Mm. Laurence Hlinw. Mm. I'liul Landry mill Mm.
I'nry Murray.
Mm. Paul riluirp In the nrw prrs
lnrlll of women uf Hriimrn, mid nf
Easter Tea
Plans fur the Htuiual puM-Kinder
farm who will serve with hn mo
Mm I.. I) rlifphrns, vice president,
li i.d Mih. Itnliril A 'I liotiiimiiii iip.
rttnry-trrimuirr. Mm. Kuil Wrliimr ! u 1,11,1 l,ml l"1" lvr" ,v Ul
mil Mm. I'nul Kurrens will nerve uu women of HI. Puid'a Kplscop.il
It bom (I of Jtierlom with the thrrn ! church nti Hniutdity afternoon, Apr))
o'tirem. ) J. will he completed ul a Hireling
Committee, chairmen nrr Mm. Paul railed for next lursduy afternoon
IMirrna. tournament mul handicap; ut 'J u'eU k lit Ihn parish house.
Mm. John Houston, rittrrtitlnmriit;
Mm. Robert A. 'riiompiton, bridge,
Mm, Mm tin Huanson, house chair
Iitnii; Mm K It, llroslrihous, liter'
1m; mul trlrphnnr; unci Mm. Wll
hi.1 Hhunnon. publicity.
Ihr following Friday, April 10.
On first regular luncheon meeting
villi hrirign will he held.
Auxiliary
Klaiiulh unit Nil" 8, American
legion Hiullltiiy, enleriulnrd mem
briA of the legion post ut a birth
day puity Ma nil 10, loininrmui at
lug thr uigaiiliuttloii uf the l-rgion.
1 ttUlr UrcoraUons by Mm. J'aiil
Otlribrin, featured a laigc dccornl
r cuke Willi red. wlilie mul blue
rlbUm utrrainrm, mul thr blur uiitl
gold uf llir auxiliary. Mm. II. W.
1'etiU k mitl Mm. Douglas I'ciu e
Wcie 111 ihatgr uf iritrAtlllirilU.
( iuinr wnc (lttrdrd by Mm. Jritiwo
Hum. Mm. theater Kinley. Mm.
James OiUoii and Mm. Pauline
Nlchul.
l'iic were, recrivrd by Mm. Julian
Abbott, Ray llruwn, James Curtis
and II. W. Pelrlck.
Hill I'rot trr, uiit'cliir uf Uir Trrii
Attr ifuitvr. lull (Kluird llrlrn Jack
nun and Jim Uwru. whu uke uu
thr uordft and aim uf the IcritAno
club, and aikrd fur auikUiuc with
Ihr tron-ngi-m" actup drive.
Jur IjiUUlr, dl trt; lor uf audio
vuiml rdU(Uuii in Uir city ftchuol.
ahiiAril a movie which uai timdr oy
Klninalli poal on ' Htop KurrU
Khra
HiMtrN.r.i fur Ihr auxiliary inrrt
ItiK April 6 will br Mm. I'ul Itobcrl
un and Mta. Carl Ht hubrrt.
District Officer '
Vrva JohiiKon. drttrtct guvrrnor
of wuol Club liitrmallunal. uf
ttpokitnr, WraIi.. ipikr lu mriiibrra
of Uir Klamatli club at Uirlr dinner
mrriiiiH 1 uraday evening in the
lrllran party room.
The aprakrr outllnrd plntih fur
roinmuuily aervice proJrcU and told
of latr.il drvrlupmrntJi in thr Wuuta
rltiba natlnnnl prujret, Md to the
hard of hraring.
ItrporU wrir hrard from Marjorie
Kaglr, irernury; Annnbrlle Nrw
t i. (rraaurer: Ann Maaon, mrmber
ahip; Alexia Runyan. arrvire; Vir
ginia Mark, waya and mean, and
Hap Jonei. publicity. Alice Vllui,
prr.iitlrnt, waa in charge.
Mm. Wyntt rndgett U rhiilrmnn
uf Ihr itffitlr and In arinlatrd by a
lMr group f Hi. Piiiil a membrrt.
C-nrdn nrr irhrdulrd for 1:30 o'rlnck
In thr btillnHim nf Ihn Wllliud lintrl
nnd Ihonn nut wlnhlng to piny are
Inviird td drop In for allvrr tea at
4 o'cloi k.
All women uf the city are Invited
t thr it f f it 1 r it nd inrmbrm of the
inllliig rumtnltlrr Inrludr, Mm.
Hfwiinl IVrnrll, Mm. K. Cerll
Adiiinn. Mm Warren Unmet, Mm.
Hrott Mi-Krndrrr. Mm. Wllllnm
MngfUtrtii nnd Mm. (iurdnn Mr
Of nrkrti, 'Hit we not rontnrlrd are
nnkrd to make rrnrrvuilona by rail
li" either Mm Padgett or Mm. Per-r.ell.
i u M r, -
Il WAi occasion to ecleorote wnen iticio Iwo allraclive
youngsters observed their birthdays March 16. The two are
Koyce Ann Marty and John Stephen Robinson. The party
was held at the John Robinson home in Weyerhaeuser.
- ftoblmon by Kenncll-Kllli.
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AnnuUnccl) this week was
news of the engagement ol
Vclda Andrews, daughlcr o(
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd C. An
drews of Round Lake road,
who will wed Don Foltz, son
of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Foltz
of Summers lane. Date for
the wedding has been set for
July 1.
Krnnrll-Kllln.
r'RIENOS here and in kugene
learned of the betrothal of
Barbara Rceder, granddaugh
ter of Judgo U. E. Rceder of
405 Martin, and Hugh J.
Stoplelon, son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Stoplelon of Hillsboro.
The wedding will be in mid
June. -Krimril-F.llin.
OES Chapter
Alolm rtiAptrr No. 61, Order of.
EuMcrn Bur, cclrbmird IU 4811)
imivrr.Miry Turiui)'. Mnrch II.
Thrme of thr cvrituij wn buird on
thr 'ivvn. Mrmbrm belonging to
the loi-ttl clniiner 40 ycura or longrr
wrrr irrlnl KurulA, Louise llum
plury, Jciin.c Hum nd E. B. Hull.
CornaKra nnd boutonnlere were
given to tli(u.e tiottorrd.
Two i linrtrr inrmlxn, Laum Wil
ling mul Minnie WnrU. wrre unable
to altrnd but wrre arm orchids and
a allcr of birthduy cuke.
A akll wriitrn by lilu Moniyrr
Odrll drpicllng the early dnys ol the
oigunliullun, wua pri'M-ntrd by Lil
llun lluni'llnr, Adu Mnthcwa, Mitrgle
Lambo, Letlu Home and Kdnn
Jonra.
Worthy minion and pair on, Mr.
mid Mr. Joe Hulousek of Malln
were vlallora.
Rofirshiuenta wrre arrved after
Ihe program by Klorence Urigga,
rem 8hoop, Carrie Brown, Beulah
Cliinlnrr, lirulith Bnlalger, Marlon
Uurkrr and (leva Hnrll.
Worthy patron li Jamra Hunter
and wortJiy matron, Alma Gel.
Historian
Mm. William D. Foster of Euta
loim chnptrr, Duughtera ol Uie
Aim-Menu Revolution of Klamath
Fnlla, hna been named mate DAR
hlntorliin.
She wn elected at ln 34th DAR
stale conferenre at Salrm Initt week
end. Mr. Fouler, a member of the
Mills arhool faculty, la a past regent
and ni'tlvo In DA It.
LET US DO
YOUR
SPRING
CLEANING
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weather but it's time to think about that spring
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CASCADE aen,
OlMinnlte hut Offlre
ryoieaners
Klamalh'a Flitrnt
Republican Group
Honors Visitor
Mm. Oeurge T. Orrllmter of Porllund, state prealrient of the Ore
gon Council of I(4publlriui Women, whk honored at a luncheon In
the Pellciin parly room TueiuJay when niriii-rn of the Khunath Falln
and Wood Hlver unlla nnd a group of friend gathered for a meet
ing at 1 o'clock.
Mrs. Oerllnger dlMMiMrd the vurloua ciindidutex for prc.nl den tin I
offlre and an muny of ilionc now mriuiuned fur the honor are known
pemonully to Mm. Urrhngrr, her talk wan particularly enjoyed. She
diM-UMrd thrir rrfinalitic, aircneths and weaknesM and how they
aloud at the piewnl lime. Bhe aUo 1 -
drNTiord a recent M-NMon or the
Unllrd Nation coiilcrrnre at which i WO uirihdayS
anr 11.111 uir priviiriir ui ..i.r..... , A duubI(. birthday
which ihr will rrlliuilMi at the
cIiac of the 11H8 June convenildn.
Mm. Oerllngrr tuld of duties of
council offlcrm and JUM what 1a ex
pected of thnn In the national
parly. Mm. Mnrnhall E, Cornell of
Klaimuh Pnlla l the unopposed
parly wax a
guy affair Wednesday, March 16,
when Kayce Ann Marty and John
Stephen Robinson were honored.
Mm. John Robinson entertained for
On in at the Roblnium home In
Wcyerhacuner.
randldate for thU office nnd la In After gamcR. the youngsters gath-
PorUand thin wrrk attending meet
tug in connection with the poht.
Mm, Cornell will attend the na
tional convention and take over her;
duties at the clme of thr htm Ion.
Of interna to her fk llnienem at
the Tuesday gnthrring wan Mrn.
Oerllnger'ft drurrlptlon of a national
convention. She left here Tuesday;
evening for Bcrkrlrv where nhe
will be the guest of President Robert
Gordon Proul of the University of
California and Mm. Rproul and '
attend Charter Day event thin week I
at whlrh General Geonre Marshall
will sneak. Mrs. Oerllngrr will also
visit her daughter and rnn-ln-law. 1
Mr. and Mm. Robert C. Kirk wood
Jr. of Saratoga and other mrmhers
of her famllv In Ran Dlegn before
return'n to her home In Portland.
Mrs Rose M Poole, president of
the Kin ninth Fnlls unit, presided at
the luncheon.
Skatinq Partv
Crlrbratlng thr ninth birthduy
annlvrniary nf their aon, Montr, on
March 6. Mr. and Mm. Clifford
Volght entertulnrd at Skatrland
with a ideating party followru by
refreshments. The blrtlidny cake
wa centered by a bird on akntra
and many bghtrd candles, and the
youngntrre aang "Haiipy Birthday"
as Monte blew out hi randies.
Gurta honoring Montr were
Phyllis Uunlry. Wanda Davidson.
Nancy Roman. Bonnie Driven. Ron
nie Lawrence. Eddie Tucker. Wllliird
Robinson, Robert llobnrt. Karrn
Klgrr. 8ur Thompson. Nancy Drrw,
Martin Snydrr. Mlchnel Dixon.
Steiihen Mnlatore. Florence Wum
stnd, Richard Seldeman, James
Dietrich, Margaret Ogle, Thad
Sprngtic, Jerry Carlson. Nancy Lay
mon, Jay Chase. Dicky Dlmbat,
Larry Colmer, Linda Thomas. Bobby
Brllton. Benny Klrklnnd. Christina
Anderson, chnrmlnm and Carole
Ann Blelin.
ered uround the lighted birthu .y
cake and enjoyed refreshments.
Guests were Donna Burke, Beth
Hrannon. David Stipplch. Dean
Burke, Jon Alter, Malcolm Brannon,
Vern and Gary Ncizer. and tne
young honor giists, John and
Kayce.
Later, the hostess served refresh
ments to the mothers present.
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