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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1948)
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1948 HFRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON SEC. It PAce 3 Julelake Rainbow 'Sends Aid Abroad TUI.Kl.AKK- Two refuge lilt U, one reiildrnl n( France mid the second of Finland, luivit been adopted by tint Tulcliike assembly, Order of the Kiilitlmw for uliln, it ml mo being ami puckugcH of clothing, food and small glfl. Names of the uliU with obtained through the "Have the Children Krdenitlun," New York. A number of letlers, written In French, snapshot mid puatul carda have been received by thr avtcinbly from Fran.'olse Groiivlslcr, Ha Unlhutl pur (lAUAKDMI-ilt iV'whchi Franco In which iihe describe the ahniiiiucH of total tu id (lothliiK. ft1 ' Her lather Ik dead und her mothe wliu In 111 much of Lhu time, lit h weaver. I-'iuik-iiImi Is H years old but be cause n( (liiunchil dlftlmUlea can Hot uttt'iid srhnul. Hhe In uppM'ii llced In ft winivliiK lit, making bobbins, and hope lo uniduule. some day lo bi u lucc-maKer. In her introductory letter to the Nunriiilily fthc wrote; "The Oermun btnnrd nur house. We were terri fied when we saw thrni come. The 1 It l lo villnito of (Jeriinlmcr htm hc cunio uMH-M. In our couulry we cul tivate potatoes, very lit Hi rye, very Utile Imy-uur region in nut fnrille lhu year bci-uune nf the tliynr.i. do tint uiiilrifitund 'American' we huve to huve yuiir letters truititliitnl, 1 hope thut you can iu the mi inc. I haven I mimy warm dollies. A Will tit coal Would lr tiuwt Unrftll le- caue It l vrry cold in the winter. A hiI In riy hiunc in Fiance" Iltirs unit by the ahnrmbly rr translated for FrancotMi by lied Cross irpirnrntnllvrn, who In turn wnio for hrr. Plikko Aonikkl Kahkoucn of Juuka, Ahinovaata. llytlilu. Fin ind, has been more recently adopted. To furthrr baMi1 with thin work, (lie Tulrluke nuirtnlily will enter tain HuniUy aftVintxjii, May U, nl illver lea lo br given tt Uin annex ol the Tulrluke Community PieMjy trrlan church from 3 until 4 o'clock, California time, Thrro will be ft program mid re frrnhinrntA nnd the publ.o Is tn vltrd to attend nnd to help with this worthy project. New offirem of the ateMnhly will be liiAtiillrd May ID with Palsy nnd I'mity Trrry. twin MMrrn. lo arrve during the BilinitilMiiiUuii a worthy advlnnrs. Pitty in Into the rhntr. but since tnth itirU Irnvi tirxl full fnr M-html mid IVkkv will nut lutve n npiMirtutiltv to fill thr wortliy dlnir n chitlr wliru hrr trim cntiirn, they will offlrlntr torihrr. Young Guests Bt.Y-On Murrh 34. Mm HnnV Kntl entrrtnlnrd n srnup nf kiiiiiII children n t m hirthdny party tu hnnor nf her dnuithtrrii, Connlr mul Fimikle. Raster bn.iket favor wrre pre. ent'd to enrh child. KfmhrnrnU wrre rrvrd to Mm. Ha ml Hull, Mr Barbara I.ybrnnd mid dniiKhtrm. flhnrun mid 1-nrtm, Mm T. II Ann ul ron nnd KIlMbrth Ann, Mm Joe Kendnll mid Knthv, Mm Owen Wfttti mid Jimmy, Mri, Orry Vlck ermnn mid Oene nd rvnna, Jlmmv Trkknnen, Johnny fllid. Ituth Chltwood, Rlrkv nnd PhIav Hmtdem. Mnrlnn Cllne. Ontmy MKtlnnln, Jny Bretnnn, Judv BemU, Mr Vern .Mlnnnn nnd Jimmy. Mr. nnd Mm. V. -Morgan ftnd the honor guckl. Sundav Hosts BONANZA -Mr n! Mm Owrn Prpnlr rntrrtAlnril Hi dinner Inut nundnr. Oiifl Inrluiled Mn Jo 7.U mid Jonn mid iJirrv ot flun PrnnrlM-o. milt : Mm Helm Joiim of rhlrncn III : Mr I.lovd Pfpiilr IJnvid mid Rixtrr. Mr. nnd Mn. Cliff IVnfilr. Mrt. Nohlr Prpulf mid Hob of Klumnlh Tnlln Mrs. Clrdu Wrlln nd Trd of lloiimiM. mid IHr rrpplr. whn liomr from rliool t 8oii(hrrn Orrson rollritr. Aih lmid. I.ANOKI.L VAI.l.EY-Mr. Bill Novoinv sprprlwd the rvrnlng of Murrh J hrn Broiip of frlrndu mm. brlnulnt lfi nd rf frnhmrnt In crlrurMlon ot hrr blrlhdny mmlvrmnry. nrfrMhmrnU vtn wrved t nildnlRhU 1 Cturl wrrf Mr. nnd Mr. No tninv. John Unnn. Mr. mid Mr. Jnr Potucrk. Mr. unci Mm. acornc rrrnliind. nil of l.iuiKi-11 vnllry. mid Mr nnd Mr. Eddlf Kupfrt nnd Joliniili mid Curlry Evtt. ol Klnninth Fnllii. "Iltxl oi Men.it nrl uy. bill ' -1 y lo pick out f - H qulle vol. Mow nod KKUUILT V Farewell Party MAI. IN- Mr, mid Mm. I.011U Ku llim oiilcilnlnrd ul Uirlr liume Mimiliiy pvitiilnii, April 6. with fnt i'Wi-11 piiily fur Mr. ninl Mm. A. Kullnii mid Mr. mid Mm. Kuill I'ollvku. The KnllhUD mid I'ollvkim Irft ltul wrck for Mil extrndrd motor trip llirouuh the United Hlnlri, mill litter will Mill from New York for Kuroiie where they will vIMl In CclioiloviiklA. Ciii iU wri t pluyrd durlnu the eve. nlnu und refiefilimeiiU nerved by the himla. Invited lo honor the ruuplea were Ted IeMerrllt, Mr. Hoiiiiik, M. M. Htiiiitny, Anton I'e 1 1 inrk. Kuily Honluk. Mr. mid Mm. Vii'liiv Knllim. Ituth mid llonnld, Mr. und Mm. Mervyn Wilde, Anna Cmku und Kudy Kullnu of Hprlnif tlrld. Uie. Co-Hostesses MT. I.AKI Mm. Albeit Btone, Mm. Jumi-n Cluwlord, Mri. KriKul llielthuupt unit Mm. Krnriit I1IIU 111 wrio co-hontrMeft ul u Ahower mven Wediienduy ul the Btone home for Mra. Kiouiell Fulrchlld Jr. Krlrndn uttendinif nnd lendlnii Kllti were. Mm. Hoy Ooodlnv. Mm. Ilunil Chryne, Mm. Itulph Kill, Mm. Mrrrlll Bond, Mrn, Percy Dix on, Mia. ltonnld Whltlutrh, Mm. llrnry Kenion, Mm. Wiilluce Tllomp luin, Mm. Ixirrnlne Emrlrk, Mm. I'uvllt Newiihnm, Mm. K. L. Klcm Iiik. Mm. Vim Meyem. Mm. Ifnrold nixoii, Mm. It. I.. Knln hlld Hr , Mm. I lurry l.iter, Mm. Alvln Cheynr. Nunc)1 Hlonr, Mm. Paul fulrrlo. Mm. W. K. Jrffront nnd the hodlr.wi. KriNTI'CKY WAS HUNT I'he flml alnle to take n direct pnri in roiid buildlns whji Kentucky, whlrh had n aim hiKliway depart ment aa early U21. according to thr Knrycloprdla Brltannlca. J7 ) HJ SMALL daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Kuhlwein is 21-month-old Victoria Coil, who lives of 2I30'j Herbert street. The little girl's grandparents ore Mr. ond Mrs. L. S. Schie scl of Klamath Falls, ond Mr. and Mrs. William Kuhlwein of Chicago. Kennell-Klllf. Tcon-Agcrs Get Contribution ... . .,ii..-:.'.'UijJt. Z.A if'. . . 1. . .-. Klamath rounly't Tern-Air (enter la richer by ll.'.O, donated thla wrrk for development of the rrnlrr'a actlvlllra by the Women of the Mooae. M emtwra of thr rlub't trrn.age committee prrarntrd the check lo BUI Procter, crnlrr director. From left, they are Mra. Frank Lam bo, F.tllel Ktorm and Mm. Wallace Wealln. Malin Malln home extrnnlon unit met April 0 In the church bH.semcnt for an all-day meeting. Mra. Charlra Hamilton and Mra. Ivan Ottoman demonstrated "Foreign Cookery." Twenty memlwra were preMnt. New officer are Mm. Jack Mlnkler, prealdent; Mm. Laddie Hnjnua, flrat vice prealdent; Mm. A. E.. Street, aecond vice prehldcnl; and Mrs. Don Weal, aecrctary-lreaaurcr. Mra. Frank Vlctorln enterlained the Jolly Nine Pinochle club at her home ltul week with two tables of pinochle In play. Prize went lo Mm. P. O. Wilson. Mra. Everett Jonea and Mrs. James Ottoman. Others present were Mrs. Jerry Itajnus, Mra. John Rcber, Mrs. John Jiimea. Mra. Chester Blonecyphrr and Mrs. Krnll Tofell. The club will meet next at the P. O. Wilson home. Mr. and Mra. Dean King and son, Bobby, left recently for a trip to Iowa. Custom Mada SLIP COVERS Margaret Wheeler Phone 4M Members of Jayceettes arc Invited to a novel "hat party" tonight, Wed nesday, at 8 o'clock at the chamber of commerce. Prizes will be given for novel hats which are to be made by members and are to be worn to the party. Heading business for the evening will be election of officers for the new season. Anniversary Plans Made By Auxiliary MAUN The May 3 meeting of the Malln American Legion auxil iary will be In celobr a Hon of the group's 10th anniversary. Mn. Fred Itrllbronner of Klamath Fa lie. prealdent of dUtrlct 10, will Attend, and nil charier members will receive their 10-ycnr guard plrw. The lajil meeting was April 5 at the Mnlln church. Irene PrelUg, presided. Nritle Pierce, child welfare chairman, reported that two Urge boxen of clothing have been shipped to the Auxiliary's "adopted" little girl In 81. Die. Kranre. Emma ft Wllde aa I. Med with the packing. Anna Prlrawk reported on Ar gentina, thr group's Pan-American study subject for 1048. The president reminded members that there will soon be election of officers. Fthel Robert and Nettle Pierre presented the evening s pro gram. Norma Petravk. Americanism chairman, reported that several boys and girls are writing evava tor Uie !eglon contest and that rlaues are working nn poppy posters for the art contest. Anna Petrasek and Martha Broth anek will have charge of entertain ment In May. There attendtmr the meet. lift were Ethel Roberts, Mar tha Brnthanek. Jne Psll'hee. Nor ma Prtrasek. I-enh B'rret. Ha Buwre. Orace Rtenhens. Irene Freitaa Helen Ijorwlev, Rnrbfra Wninr. Anna Petrasrk and Nettle Pierce. Comolimenfed JtENI.EY Mrs Isaac Thomas waa hostess last Friday at n shower complimenting Mra. Waller Niece at the home of the latter. , The evening was spent playing games and opening gifts. Present were Mm. Boyd Bruner. Mrs. Jack Mattney. Mm. C. Ral ston. Mm. Raymond Ralston. Mm Dollle I.uner. Mra. Rupert Epprrs. Mm. Austin Adams. Mrs. Ray Al bera. Mrs. Lester Albera. Mm. Ken neth Thompson and the hostess. Rending gifts but unable to at tend were Mm. Sarah Hersh heroer. Mrs. Robert James. Mrs. J R Qarson. Mm. Harold Dixon mid Mrs. J. B. Miller. Auxiliary A regular meeting of Cascade Wonclrrlnnd division 25(1. auxiliary In the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors, was held In the IOOF hall. Wednesday, April 7. at 7:30. with Mm. W. C. Mllkey. prealdent. In the chair. Mrs Mllkey has been absent for sevrrul weeks because of Illness. Sixteen members attended, and the stieclal award went to Mm. Bert, Miller. Mrs. Fred Holcomb gave her quarterly reoort. and at the close of the business session, refresh ments were served by Mra. L. R. 8irlngfellow and Mm. J. W. Ward. . Dinner Meeting Austin Barnebunt. department president, paid an official visit to Herbert Applegate camp No. 25 nnd Its nuxlllarv. No. 14, nt a dinner meeting held recently In the KC hall. There were 26 members nnd itirsia present fo. the occasion. Dinner wns served, followed by tali-s bv the visiting officers. Among out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Barnebure. Mr. and Mrs IVin Anderson, Mra. Eliza beth Johnston. 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