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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1948)
r. v. ' ! mi. 1 jftlald and flttutl UP 1 t " vMkLp w Mrs. Dick Reeder, Andrea, David and Stephen. 1 . ST.r 1 - . u 1 Mrs. Alvin Macartney. Carol and David. r V .A v 4 :M; vi f "',' L.J:-.' Mrs. Frank Drew, David and Greer. And May Day, too! It'i the mntb 4edlesto to the younf try ud thU pare kW a likely looklnc bunch t jeiutnten "ilh their MUm Mr. Dick Reeder and her three, Andrea, David and Stephen, live at tt$ Waahlnftoa. The toy ! to RlTeratde. Mr. Alrla E. Macartney and her a Darii and daaghter Carol, blUm Ihelr hoax at tttt LeRoy. The .Frank Drew family recently lewd to 1M1 Van Neat atreet and hero I aMther with Darld and one-year-old Greer. Mr. Philip S. Hlleheock and her UtreeaoBM. Martha Marie. , rhUlp Jr, , and Stephen, t, (eated), reaide at 1M North Flnt llrcct. Theae three keep Mr. Robert P. ElllnrMa T tt Del Mora, more than buy. Yoanf reter to alx monlha old, Robert la fire and Kalhryn If four. All pictures by Ouderlan. r' : ' it i -ft H 4 X r;. -mil1 Mu m A 1,1 1 I III HH m I Mrs. Philip Hitchcock, Stephen, Philip Jr., and Martha. mm (ilESTS I.V KLIH.ITII The town wos in o flutter this week with the three cloy session of the 35th convention of the Oregon Con gress of Parents and Teachers. It wos our privilege to work with two Portland newspaperwomen, Freda Mow rey of The Oregonion, and Elinor Pillsbury of The Journal, sent here by their respective bosses to cover the session. Both are well known in Oregon, working nicely to gether, and appeared to thoroughly enjoy Klamath Foils. If was too bod we couldn't do something about the wcother and give convention delegates a little of our famous sunshine, but Old Mon Winter has been as tenacious as a rebuffed lover, and he sat it out the whole time. We didn't have time to comment on two points con cerning the Wednesday night banquet at OVS where, seems such a short time ago, marines filled the big mess hall with their clatter of metal cups and trays. Andy Loney's a coppella choir brought a standing ova tion as they sang and sang. Around us were women from all over the state and could Andy or the youngsters have heard the praise, they would blush with pride. We did! And then the matter of decorations. "The World At Our Doorstep," theme of the convention, was used with little dolls dressed In clothes of all notions, inter spersed with miniature globes. Mrs. Arthur Reinhart, with members of her committee from Roosevelt school, had charge of this phase of the convention and came in for a great many compliments. Mothers wore busy put ting the figures in their purses to take home to theii own youngsters. Coing and coming: Dr. and Mrs. Leslie W. Peate tent us a (umbo picture postcard from Sun Valley, Ida., where they are attending a session this week. Les is sit ting in on the Northwest conference in dental medicine. Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Currin back Sunday from Victoria, B. C, where he attended tho Western section of the American Urological association of which Hugh was re cently made a member. t f J ! iiaaaaL, ".nnm p. -.ja. Mrs. Robert P. Ellingson Jr., Peter, Robert and Kathryn. SIMUV 1I0R.I.(!S THE TIME It's really worth a buzz around the block on Sunday morning, watching all the harried fathers dashing the youngsters to Sunday school, some with upturned col lars hiding pajama coats, others dressed for a day's gar dening, golf or church. We don't know the percentage of young people who ore enrolled in everything from "cradle roll" to the young ladies' class but about 9:30 every Sunday morn ing there is a heavy run of traffic right down Main street and going to both sides where Klamath churches ara holding forth. It would do your heart good to see all the starched skirts and be-ribboned bonnets, and scrubbed little boys with their hair in place for this once-a-week occasion. Doesn't seem like the world is so bad on Sunday morn ings. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Bubb have just returned from a jaunt up north where they saw a number of for mer Klamath folks. They went first to Newport to visit Mrs. Bubb's brother, Dr. Paul M. Noel, who is now practicing dentistry in the Oregon coast town. Mr. Bubb came on home but she stayed on in Portland and saw the F. E. Drake family, the Louis K. Porters, Hazel and Roy Orem and others. While at dinner they ran onto the J. Fred Flocks, now of Eugene, and also Mrs. Karl C. Cummings, who has been north visiting daughter Margaret, (Mrs. Dick Reeves), at Lebanon. Mrs. Cum mings will stay on in the valley for a week. Mrs. Bubb reports that Warren H. Porter is now on the commercial art staff of Pacific National Advertising Agency in Portland. Louis K. Jr., is the proud poppa of two children and also makes his home in Portland. Disappointed, that's what the Bubbs are. They ex . pected visits from their daughters and families but things have been postponed. Lt. and Mrs. Robert David Payne) (Virginia Bubb), and two young daughters, Tyana and Nyna, were due to leave their home at Mlddletown, Pa., (Continued on Page Six) Itli i ::V UJ4.' IIP
