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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1948)
WtDNJSDAY, APRIL 28, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SEC. II PACI 3 ''If"- J 1 1 1 V.- V v. sWtilnrii i. fliii PRESIDENT of tlie Ongon Congress of Parents and Teachers, Mrs. H. H. Hargrave of Portland faces 0 busy week os she conducts td business of the 35th state convention, April 27, 28 and 29. in Klamath Falls. Mrs. Harareaves will preside at oil business sessions of the convention in oddition to handling the thousand and one problems presented to the head of such a large organization. - l.oi!n-Mnrktim. Portland Golden Wedding On Wednesday thr Friendly etrcle. Yr olde r'lHM-hlr i-tub and a number of oilier filrnit itulhrird at thr liome of Mr. and Mm. Joe Upton. B'Urt Kiinr, to relelirat their gulden txltlm A ixitlurk lunrliron was served el 1 orlmk to Lena l.lles, pearl Mnrln. Kstrlls Hmltli, Arhpur rltone. Ilnrle HiHiver, l,nule Itiirtnu, Helm Wardle. Knle Crimson, Oraie liock. I-onlse Ollrlru. AKlin lxv.e, Fnnnte Oildard. Katliryn Hillings. Pun Hull, Wanda llrnth, I.lr.zir little, Mills llrrrlnuton, rdllh Wlaid, Nrllle Bllriard. Nrlllr Klntt. Vary (Sexton. Kvrlyn Hmiili. Mr. end Mrs. I.. 1). Good and Mr. and Mr. J. D. Upton. At I o'clock Dm beautifully dec orated wedding Mt wan rut and n thr Friendly circle presented mlr rnr to Mr. and Mr. Upton, while the iiltt f rum Ye Olde Pinochle club u a Bold vnie. They also re- reived a number of itift from their other friends mid nemhbom. and leverul benutlfut flower arranue- ments. Mr.'and Mm.' Upton were married In I'yle Point. Ore. and have lived In Kin mill h Falls for 30 year. They have one son. I)ellert Joseph Upton who liven In Ban Francisco. There wan a atiort business meet ing of the Friendly clrrle. and sev eral Bllenl Hlstrrs were remembered with mils The circle will meet agmn on Mav (I, and the hostr will be I.lrale I.lttle. with Pearl Marin as sisting hostess, Third Birthday CHII.OQUIN -Wrdnesday markrd the third birthday of Jnnrt. dnuith ter of Mr. and Mm. Karl Hull. The little girl had a party at her home, illven by her mother. Guest were Curia Bue Mumma, Diane and Donna Klrrher. Cherry l.ynn and Mlrkl Jo Wolff, and Janet s brother, l.yle. A.ulKtlnft the hwdc&A were tlie ottier tttree mothem. Mm. Uwlftht Klrcher. Mm. Carl Mumma and Mr. Oerry Wolff. National Officer To Address PTA Mia. J. J C lit rln 1 1 ( I of Mciilo Purk, Ciillfornln, appearliiK on the peukeiV pint lot m lit the Ori nrai atulii PTA aewilon here lliln week, vice pienldcnl of rcKKm H. la the Iliin eilliiUi Jni.it preitlilnut or the Cull fornlu (,'uiiKreaa of I'urenUt nud 'I'ciichera, liuvliik aervetl from 1 1144 to HMD In thin nipnclty. Hlin hua been active In loml, dlnlrlcl and aiute ITA work ever nlncr ah Joined the Mcnlo Park unit In Itm. After bitviiik na officer, cliulrmiin. and historian In her local unit, she became district vice president In WM and officiated as district president from KM to IKIS. Ill preparation for the state presidency, she had served the California Conuress successfully us chairman of hlkli school ex tension, director of oiK'inlwtlon, director of education and first vice president. At the nutloniil level stie has been a rnrrnber of the war ac tivities and the flndlims committees. Nhe also served as chairman of the state presidents' conference In 1U45- 11140. Mrs. Uurland attended Htate Teachers colleue at Platlevllle, Wis., and holds a I) A. dcKree from the University of Wisconsin where hc majored In K'iikIKIi and public speukliiK. Before her murrluite she was head of the RnKllsh department at Hheboyitau liltth sclwxjl. Hheboy- II. Wis. Hhe has xlven ninny talks i parent-teacher relationships at state teacliers' conferences atifl un nual mectliiks of administrators and trustees. In addition to her PTA work. Mrs. Garland give freely of her time in the civic and welfare nriuintxatton of her community. Hhe la a past slate adviser on women'n activities. National foundation for Infantile Paralysis: a member of the Califor nia youOl committee, which la an advisory body to the California youth authority: and a member of the survey committee on school dis trict reorganization, Ban Mateo county, California. The mother of four children, Mrs. Garland's intercuts center around homeninklnir. CollectlriK silver and early American Klusa are her chief hobbles. Shower Guests CIIIIXXJUIN Mn. Clare Taylor was honored a few days before the arrival of her daughter. Kundra Clare, at a shower at the O. K. Btone home In East Chlloquln with Mrs, Stone. Mrs. C. K. Everett. Mrs. W. T. Gates and Mrs. Duke Wilbur aa hosW'sses. Altcodlnit the affair were Mrs. Ruby Peeler. Mrs. Waller Pohll. Mrs Ocorne Ilrautlacht, Mrs. rtoy Ieffenbacker. Mrs. Norman Wlmer. Mrs. Itarold Collins, Mrs. Kdouard Prlaulx, Mrs. Henry Porter. Mrs. Kenton Mahrt, Mrs. George Heed. Mrs. James Wilr.on. Mrs. Iteno lie Hortoll, Mrs. Ivan l)oak, Mrs. Owen WuKitle. Mrs. I.loyd Peters, Mrs. Don Taylor, Mm. Todd Deffen bncher. Mrs. B. M Potter. Mrs, Nick Nlckols, Mm. Uulsy Holt. Mrs. Wayne Nlchaus. Mrs. Uwight Klr- . , A jx r$- .... t if m , . -- ' tern PAMELA is the eighf-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. DeLop Jr., of Henley. Her grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Blankenship and Charles F. DeLap, oil of Klamath Falls. Kennell-Ellla etier, Mrs. Al Prescott, Jane Flury, Mm. Ann Beal of Dorrls, Calif., and little Carol Holt. Bending gifts but unable to attend were Mrs. Bert Albert, Mm. Albert Castel Jr., Ellda DcBortoll, Mr. A. N. Zadlna, Mrs. Lee Hatcher, Mrs. Brick Htowe of Sprague River, Mm. Harry Elliott, Mrs. Andy Ortls. Mrs Phillip Collins and Cora Beal of Dorrls, Calif. Shower Guest Mm. Russell Webber was the guest of honor at a handkerchief shower held In the new parlors of the First Baptist church Friday, April 23, at 3 p.m. Mrs. Webber Is leaving this week with her two children for La Grande, where Mr. Webber U already engaged In business. Entertainment and game occu pied the first of the afternoon, and refreshment were served on small tables by the hostesses, Mrs. Edwin Boothby and Mrs. Lloyd Hlgdor., assisted by Mrs. George Welch, Mrs. O. W. Nichols and Mrs. H. F. Hanka, to the following guesU: Mrs. For rest Tucker. Mrs. T. M. Moretz. Mm. William Nolan, Mm. M. Orlswold. Mrs. C. C. Brown, Mm. Rodney JUST PURE SUGAR AND FINE FRUITS Larson, Mm. Charles Wilson, Mrs. Paul Storm, Mrs. Dale Harvey, Mrs. W. H. Alexander, Mm, Melvln Os trom, Mm. B. K. Robinson, Mm, B. M. Robinson, Mrs. Agnea Bkooff, Mrs. J. T. Patterson, Mrs. Charles W. Thomas and Mrs. Joe Dunson, and later the handkerchiefs wen presented to Mrs. Webber. 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