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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1948)
wTdNESDAY, APRIL 7l"948 SLC. II PAcfT" Plans Readied For Coming Convention Mm, W 11 1 In in II. fluiiiillrr, I tlllnbgi i. prcxKI'-i it (if r)ic Oiciioii Fed. ri ul Inn of Women's clubs, Imii announi.ed Unit tlio official "cull" to the It'll II iiuiiunl niuvciillim u tlio Ueuerul Federation ul Women's clubs lias hern rcleunrd. Ainiidlug to II 10 convention cull, till! HMD conven tion will In hi'lil In the municipal auditorium ol I'oitluntl, M a4-2ll, Mia, J, I,. Illulr Murk of UIcIiiiiiiikI, V., federation president, will preside over t hi- convi'iitloii, Itin first to be held tlurliiK her admlnls liullnii, Hlir will lie iimIbIi'iI by the two vice presidents. Mm, 11, 0. Iloiililitoii, Itcd (Ink, In., iiikI Mm. Oscar A. Ahlgren, Whiting, Inil. Foreign ili'liuulrn, ninny of v. hum will appear In their imllva mill), will Hike un iicllvn pin I In tlio program under the dlreclKin of Mm. John 1 Whltehuisl, lliilllmiire, Mil., rxleiinlon secretary for llir foreign uml ' li'iilturliil clubs mill it punt president nf thn general frderullnn. Men and women prominent In nu tlonnl nnd I m -ti nt I loi ul nffnlrn will discus piesslng current problems. Ueports on Ituportiint general feder ation project In Intermttlniml rein. Ileum mill youth conservation will be featured. Policy ronnlnu resolutions me in ('lulled In the convention mil which has been aenl to euell club presl dent. Their eoualdcrntlon will be M id-Week Double Ring A double ring cereiniiiiy wn reud at 1 o'clock Hiiiidny, Murch 28, when II. llheii NowlliiK exchuniied vowa with Wnrren Kdgar Kccne. The bride la Hie duuithier ol Mr. und Mm. John K. Unwell ol nuiiauza. Mum were anlemulrrd at the resi dence of Hev. C. C. Drown, who lend the ceremony. The bride wore an afternoon dies of trenni wool. I'lllned at the ahoulder a Invcudrr orchid Mm, Juiilllln Jenaun wna the bride's only Blteiidnnt. und wore a iireen IriK-k with a corsage o gardenias and carnations. Ilenl ninn wun Douglas Wood, brother of the liiule OueM were llulph N. .lemen, of llolhe, ldn , Mr. and Mrs. fctuglu N. Wood of Ktlttrlie nnd Mr. and Mm John F.. Dow-ell of IloliatlM. Mr and Mra Keene will make their home In Chlro. Calif. Ceremony Hoe Moorehrad. daukhter ol Mr. and Mra. Elmer Moorehrad of Illy, became the bride of George If. Wood, aon of Mra. Clureiice Wood of Hly. in a ceremony rend by the Hev. Cecil C. Ilruwn at 111" home March it Ultra were aolemulred at 1 o'clock In the afternoon. The bride wore a null of may wllh nuvy acccunorle and a comuite of red roM-huith. Mra llernaid rk-luilu. aimer of the bridegroom, attended her. Her aull of black and her comatie pmk rosebud. A reception was held at the Wood home In Illy, where Ihe newly rd cut their wedding cake. They will make thtlr home in Bly. -Buffet Supper ( OLKNB Mr. and Mm. Jimmy Bamra of 111 Mheldim entertained at a buffet atipiuT last Hominy night In honor of the birthday anniver anry of Marlon Hnrnra of Olene. Cluenl.i were Mr. and Mm. Marlon Humes, Mr. and Mra. LeRoy Real, Clifford Real of Allurna, Mra. Vera Real. Mr. and Mm. William Oar rinit. Averll and Hilly. W. B. Hamea and Jimmy, Jerry and David Hamea. Luncheon Ye Oldc Pinochle club met at the home of Asnea Lowe on April 1. and after luncheon enrda were play ed Clrace Hock held high score Minnie Padgett, aernnd, Estclle Kmlth. low. and Hatty Kcrvln re ceived the pinochle award. The next meeting will be on Wednesday, April 14 Inaiead of Thuradiiy. and Die hostess will be Minnie Padgett. The stars are classified acrordlm 1o their upparenl brlghtneai and ml their aire. i MB I (Ik Wdkfj I -ft 1 t; s ,,n., ,..... -tfi.- , .V... -Jiw h-.. , ,.lf1.rrvf.flritff)r1ji,, nirairti-fn-Wiiirniifi-liirr "rrimyrtiiiTifiriTrVMitn-'.i'i-itiaTa1 one of he inniii ordera of bumneaa I x RECENT FAMILY gathering was held at the James O'Kecfe home. From left (standing) during the morning aenalona. Then , n'icl A I . n'k-n(- h kA,t lu WUi.Dlir,o Wrc lome Include reaolutlona tuvorlng prompt LT i aa i - a V , , n v V c ' - lutificutlon by the United Hintea of 0 Kecte, Mrs. Clarence Crapo and Mrs. Jack O Keefe. Seated in front are Dick O Keefe, the luiernnilonul mil of llumiin John Whitelinc. Diana Whiteline and Lorrv Craoo. Mr, and Mrs. Jack O'Keefe and Dick are from Reno, Nev., and Mrs. Crapo and Larry are from Portland. Ouderlan. Conference Program Told To Members Program detalla for the 23rd annual conference of Oreiton division, American Annotation of University Women, April 23 nnd 24 at Luke view, have been announced by Mra. John O. Burchnm. Salem, state prealdent. National officers attending the meeting will Include Dr. Kathryn McHale, Wuahlngton, D. C, general director of the association, and Mrs. Eric Johnston, Spokane, vice president for the Pacific North west region. The theme of the conference la 'AAUW Offers You." and the program Is as follows: Thursday, April 22 Registration at Hunter's hotel from early after noon through evening; 8 p. m. "Oet - Rights; the prompt enlubllshmenl of liiternnllonnl police force; the renewal of the Reciprocal Trade Agreement, und Ihe endomemenl of the luternntloiiul Trnde Orgnnh'Ji lion; reform of Ihe United Slates office of Iiiillun nffnlrn both as to piil Icy and administration. Kcitistmtlon stnrts Sunday, Muy XI, at 2:30 In Ihe outer lobby of llir niidltorluni and continues through the week. Pre-convenllou uffulrs Monday, May 24. will Include the stale presi dents' luncheon at the Hlllsboro home of Mis, Willlnm H Chaiidlre. president of Ihe Oregon federation: a youth conservation meeting, and a Junior meeting. The convention will open official ly with the Orrgon banquet Mon day, May 24. followed by a recep llon In honor of Mrs. Buck. There are luncheons planned for each day, restricted to Interested groups. These Include the Junior luncheon Monday, open lo slnie junior chair men and Junior clubwomen, the youth conservation luncheon Tues day for slate, district, and club chairmen of youth conservation, the prea and publicity luncheon for slate press chairmen and editors. Ihe radio luncheon and the motion picture luncheon Thursday for state, district, and club chairmen, nnd the foreign and territorial clubs luncheon Thursday open to dele gales, board of directors, state, regional, district, and club extension secretaries of foreign and territorial clubs. Besides Ihe Oregon banquet Monday, there are the five regional dinners Wednesday open to dele gates and vlsllors from their re spectlve regions, and Ihe sea food buffet dinner Friday night, which Is open to all making rescrvnllona. Contention sessions will continue through Trlday, May 28, and dele gates will take specialty arranged sightseeing toura on Saturday. Card Prizes MFRR!I.T,-The BB Pinochle club met with Mrs. Bob Barry Tuesday. March 31. Tour tables were In play, with high going to Mra. Claud Shuck, traveling to Mrs. Roland Went, and consolatlun to Mrs. Joe Bully. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Enrl Edgemon. Mrs. Ed Btrark, Mm. Victor Shuck, Mm. Joe Bally. Mm. Roland West. Mm. Claud Shuck, Mrs. James Merrlllees and Mrs. Keith Gentry, a guest, and the hastens. Sacred Heart Scene Of Easter Weddinq Sucred Henri Cuthollc church w-as the setting of an Enaler Sun day wedding Mnrch 28. when Angela Mae Milan!, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Milunl of Mldlmid. becume the bride of Clarence Allen Ca.tt bler, son nf Mrs. Allun C. Casebler, also of Midland. Rev. Father Timothy P. Casey officiated. The bride waa given in marriage by her brother, Fred Milan!. Her gown ws of white satin with a yoke : and long fitted sleeves of Chantllly lace. The auflly draped skirt fell Into a court train. A tiara of white satin caught the bride's fingertip veil. An arrange ment of Easier lilies and small pink rosebuds with ribbon streamers marked her prayer book. Oloria Dt'pue was maid of honor In a gown of pink satin, with a small matching hat, and a bouquet of pink roses, The bride's niece. Cn(herlne Mllanl. was the little flower girl. Her frock was of blue net over while satin. In her hair was a headpiece of pink rosebuds, and she carried a basket of pink roses. Best man was Robert D. Casebler. brother of the bridegroom. Ushers were Jnmes Phlpnn nnd Ben Oarske. Mr. and Mm. Fred Mllanl of 2733 Crest, entertained for the young couple at a recentlon at their home following the rites. The newlvweds are making their home In Klnmath Falls following a wedding trip In Southern California. -HOT FLASHES? n joti going thru the foneilonai nf inu,i peculiar u vn an CIS-M ym.l? Does this make you suiter from liot Osshri. reel to ner rou. hlah-itmng. tired? Then no trr l.yrtls K. I'lnkh.m'l Vrgeulile Com pound to relieve such svnipuinit! ruikhani'a Compound also h whnt Doctors call a stomacbtc tonlo affect! v IYDIA E. PINKKAM'S SSSSS my mom says- She gets the best tervic from our party line by following the five golden rules for party line neigh bors. Betcha you can, too. . -'4 free 'Tair I jHfu y HEATER AND FAN LV ' ( ' with kvkhv riiuii.vsK 1 'f Im REFRIGERATOR JclA or range rS-) Y I 1 EASTS.DE LJyfV APPLIANCES AWdifC ' !3 Rlunmtli I rjj coffee Jfe&2jr li CCED pi : x X X l VI i J ' R 1 -i ' 0N" J SUGAR A 7rf$,W l'j.l!ll.HMrJ IN THE MODERN SIFT-PROOr Bad W0' The Pacific Telephone UQ and Telegraph Company l!(l N. I'.lihlli Street Telephinie Klnmath Kails 11101 Entertained Fannie Onddard and Helen War die entertained Ihe Friendly circle at Mrs. Ooddard's home, 2441 Gar den, on Thursday. March 26. Lunch eon was served to the regulnr mem bers and four guests. Lena Liles. LIda McDonald. Anna Sutton and Agnes Lowe. A business meeting followed the luncheon, and Grace Bock was appointed secretary. Silent Sisters exchanged Knnter cards and gills, and the white elephant was awarded to Orace Bock. On April 8 Nettie Good will be the hostess. Recent Shower PIONEER COMMUNITY Mrs. T. P. Zaroslnskl entertained at a shower Thursday, April 1 In honor of Mrs. Johnny Ziiroslnski. Also honored was Mrs. Zaroslnskl Sr. on the occasion of her birthday anni versary. Attending were the following guests, Mrs. Lorena Brown. Mra. Miller, Mrs. Leanhan, Mrs. Evelyn McAulllfe. Mrs. Anna Grimes. Mra Haudele. Mrs. Mary Motschenbaeher, Mrs. Art Tomlm. Mrs. Joe Letsinger. Mrs. Zyiphia Herrtclt. Mrs. Helen Wagner. Mrs. Gussle Earl!, Mrs. Ruth Parsons. Mrs. Esther Johnston. Mrs. Vclda Davidson, Mrs. Cleona Hurlbut, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Emma Dow. Mrs. Ellamae Dow. Mrs. Gussle Prain Mrs. Claude Kerns. Mrs. Evelvn Sohrakoff. Mrs. Clara Kerns. Mrs. Prances Kerns. Mrs. Sarah Hiems. Mrs. Edith McDaniel. Mrs. Millie Zaroslnskl and Mrs. Helen House. Agricultural scientists can deter mine what foods s. plant lacks by analysts of the leaves. Acquainted" party , . , hostesses, Mrs. James Wells and the Lake view branch. Prlday, April 230 a. m. registra tion , . . Lakevlew high school au ditorium; 9:15 a. m. opening ses sion. "Activities of the North Pa cific Region" . . , Mrs. Eric Johns ton, regional vice president. Reports of committee chairmen. Roll call bv branches with response by branch presidents . . . "The Most Outstand Ing Activity of My Branch." 12:30 p m luncheon . . . First Methodist church, with talk by Mrs. Claire Argow, executive .ecretary, Oregon Prison association. 2:30 p. m. "Are University Women Pulling Their Weight In This Modern World?' . . . a symposium with Dr. Kathryn McHale as chairman and the state chairman of arts. International re lations, fellowship, status of wom en, legislation, social studies and education, as speakers. A discussion by branch representatives, Dr. Mc Hale, slate chairmen and officers will follow. At 8:30 p. m.. fellow ship dinner . . . First Methodist church, with Dr. McHnle speaklne op "Fellowships; UNESCO and You." Saturday, April 24. 8:30 a. m Neva West, of Ashland, state edu cation chairman, will present the topic of Oregon division scholar ships for high school girls. 8:30 a m. closing session. 11 :30 a. m Exhibit of I-akeview kindergarten. Lakevlew public schools, and at 12. noon, cafeteria luncheon at Lake view high school. It Is understood that a large group is planning to attend the con ference from the Klamath Palls branch, and Mrs. O. K. Puckett. president, asks that all members contact her at once, as reservations must be In at Lakevlew by April 10 Little Ads get Big Results. Use Ihe Herald and News Want-Ads! For WiVlUtH:ll I III ll "L Til ti a un--i--" ' ' TTS aru ; 1 1 it's mtdtm . X txclusiu : ; , it'f the . it's new Norge SelJ-D-Frosltr the refrigerator that DEFROSTS nSELF.'Just think of it ... no more fuss and muss of manual defrosting ... no button or dial controls. No melting of ice cubes ... no exposure of food to outside air. 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Look to Suburban for BARBER SHOP QUARTETTE PARADE TICKETS Pelican Theatre Friday, April 23rd Cm torn Mad SLIP COVERS Margaret Wheeler rhone 4I&4 Delegates Prosiwrity Rebekah lodge met In the IOOF hall Thursday evening, April 1, with Berenice McCracken, noble urn lid, presiding. Mrs. Claw ston of Vancouver, Wash., was a guest. Delegates were elected to at tend the Grand Assembly of Ore gon, to be held at Eugene Mny 18. Ada Wllllts was elected delegate per diem, and the others are Frances Munsell, Jennie Hum, Vera Glern-J ciia niiu onuie wuimce. ;sll Kt are Harriet Kstea. Una Motschen baeher and Charlotte Martin. Ada Wllllts was recommended for dls-, trlct deputy president. Entertainment followed the busi ness meeting and several pupils from the Klamath Kindergarten on East Main were presented In smtas and musical ntimbrra, Lucille Bold, Anna Funk an,t Florence Ellis gave a grocery store skit. At the next meeting there will be an Initiation and refreshments. 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