AGE EIGHT
: Mothers Week-End
On Oregon Campus
1 Mothers will take the spofliRht May 7, 8 and at the annual Uni
versity of Oregon Mothers Week-end. held In conjunction with Junior
Week-end festivities, and many from Klamath Palls are planning to
attend.
Mothers coming to Eugene for the event will register in Johnson
hall from 3-8 p. m. Friday, 9-13 Saturday morning, and from 3-4:30
p. m. Saturday at Oerllnger hall, noting the name of their son or
daughter's living organization. Cups will be awarded living organisa
tions registering the highest percentage of mothers, according to Joanne
- Frydenlund, Eugene, chairman of
the week-end.
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
Copies of a special Mother's Day
edition of the Oregon Dally Emerald
will be mailed Oregon mothers this
week telling about activities on the
campus as well as special events
planned for Uie occasion.
An Important event of the week
end will be the election of new offi
cers of the mothers organisation lor
the 1948-49 year. Present officers
Include Mis. Howard J. Boyd. Eu
gene, state president; Mrs. Walter
Thorn, Portland, vice president;
Mrs. Kenneth Moore. Eugene, secre
tary; Mrs. E. W. Grenfell, Portland,
treasurer; Mrs. Elmer Howard, Port
land, financial secretary: Mrs. John
Dundore Jr., Portland, correspond
ing secretary: and Karl W. Onthank,
dean of personnel administration in
Soropti mists
Two honored guests attended the
Thursday luncheon meeting of the
Klnmnth Fa11 Knmnfimivt ilnh
' Rnsj Paul intrnriiirri KfMintnr
Douglas McKay, republican candi
date for governor. He also heads
the state for the Society of Crip
pled Children and Adults which is
.sponsored in Klamath county by the
Soroptinnst club. Senator McKay
spoke a few words before hurrying
olf to another luncheon where he
was to be guest speaker.
Olive Cornett introduced Mrs. Mc
Kay as her luncheon guest.
Mary Bishop, president of the
Klamath Kalis Venture club gave a
summary of the Venture club con-
the University of Oregon, executive icrence held last week m Bene wncre
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Housing for mothers planning to
visit over the week-end will be taken
care of through dormitories and
sororities, although a limited num
ber of Eugene homes will be avail
able, according to Housing Chair
man Nancy Peterson. Portland. Re
quests for housing must be made
before May 4. Miss Peterson said.
Seating accommodations have been
arranged for In McArthur court for
those wishing to attend the Junior
Prom Saturday evening.
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Among those planning to attend
Mothers Week-End from here are
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Collier. Mr.
and Mrs. Malcolm Epley. Mrs. Jo
seph C. O'Neill. Mrs. James M. Hil
ton. Mrs. Dean Osborn, Mrs. Leslie
Wright. Mrs. Paul O. Landry. Mrs.
D. P. McOillivary, Mrs. Carl Mason
and Mrs. Helen Mueller.
Resided Here
Mrs. H. H. Hargreaves. who pre
sided as president of the 35th annual
convention of the Oregon Congress
of Parents and Teachers here this
past week, is no stranger to Klam
ath Falls.
Mrs. Hargreaves was Audrey Rob
erts before her marriage and spent
her young girlhood here, graduating
from the old Klamath County high
school. She was the daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. William Rob
erts and her father operated a groc
ery store here for a number of
years before his retirement. She is
the cousin of Fred. Bill and John
Houston and Mrs. J. H. Carnahan of
this city. Mrs. Hargreaves' mother
was a sister to the late Jabe Houston.
Long time residents will be Inter
ested to learn that her brother,
Charles Roberts, Is residing in Eu
gene.
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RONNIE Sharon is the young
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
H. Owens of 2144 Vine. Ron
nie Sharon celebrated her sev
enth birthday at a parry on
Morch 25.
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66 business girls of the Northwest
were in attendance. The Venture
clubs are sponsored by Soropumist
clubs. The guest speakers were
Soroptimists.
At the Saturday session, Lois Bed
Sandall. immediate past American
Federation president of Soroptinnst,
gave an address on the participation
of women in the United Nations, and
Democracy. At their Sunday morn
ing breakfast, the Invocation was
given by Edna Albrecht. .Dena
Backes spoke on office behavior and
etiquette.
Thelma Henry, president of the
Soroptunist club and Doris Peyton,
vice president, gave reports on their
conference.
Thelma thanked all participating
members for helping to make our
part of the conference a success.
She announced that at the next
week's meeting the amendments
adopted at the conference would
be discussed.
BPW Meeting
Mrs. Louise Humphrey of Port
land will address the Business and
Professional Women's club Monday
at a dinner meeting at the Willard
at 6:30 p. m.
Mrs. Humphrey will speak on
"Women for Policy Making Posts"
and also discuss the three tax meas
ures which will be on the Novem
ber ballot
Invitations are extended to mem
bers of other clubs to attend this
meeting. Clubs Invited and the per
son with whom members should
make reservations are:
The League of Women Voters.
Mrs. Robert Arlington, call 4709:
AAUW. Mrs. Frederick Ehlers. 6766;
Soroptlmist. Mrs. Earl Hamilton.
3323: Toastmlstress. Mrs. Rufus
Quillen. 5165; Quota. Mrs. Otto
Vitus, 5373.
Entertains
Nadine Yockey entertained at the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Yockey. 125 Sheldon, follow
ing the KUHS publications banquet
Wednesday evening at the Winema
hotel. Dancing followed bv refresh
ments was the program of the eve
ning. Guests were Howard B. Holt, ad
viser: Helen Jackson. John Young.
Marcella Murray. Howard Borough.
Dee Miller. Ronnie Brown. Gailya
Elchendorf. John Epley. Jim Owens.
Bill Mosby. June Hensley, Mary Lou
Case. Ken Torgerson. Bob Hooker.
Edith Wissenbach, Beverly Young,
Georgianna Clark. Rosemary Mur
ray. Rosemary Bigbie, Rod Bell and
the hostess, Nadine.
Traveling by plane. Barbara
Peterson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. K. M. Peterson, left last Sat
urday for Minneapolis to visit
relatives. Today, May 1. she served
as maid of honor at the wedding
of Jane Steffen and Dr. B. R.
Geurs. Barbara and the bride were
classmates at St. Mary's School of
Nursing in Rochester. Minn. Bar
bara will visit In Stanley, Wis.,
and Rochester before returning
home.
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Mrs. Gornett Is
Honored By Unit
Mrs. Mitrshull K. Cornett, iriniL nil randldute for uiitloiuil cuin
mitteewoinan troiu Oregon, wits honored at the hiuchcou meeting of
the Oregon Council of Republican Women Inc., Monday al luncheon
In the Pelican party room.
The Klaiuuth Falls unit chairman, Mrs. Itose M. Poole, presided ut
the 1 o'clock luncheon and Introduced Mrs. Cornell. In rcsume, Mrs
Cornett sulci ahe hoped to serve the republican party to the best of her
ability and she was presented with a corsage n.i n Kit I from the
unit. '
Mrs. Fredrlc W. Young, vice chair-
man of the Multnomah county cen
tral committee. Portland, was a
guest at the luncheon. Hhe was In
Iniduced bv Mrs. Cornett niul siwike
briefly on the amount of detail worl
that must be done by women in the
forthcoming campaign.
Other guests at the luncheon In
cluded Mrs. Eva Arthur of Uikr
vlew, chairman of the Lake count'
central committee, and clmirinnn of
the I.akevlew null of the Cotinrll o'
Oregon Republican Women, and
Mrs. Myrtle L. Stephenson of Lake
view. The locnl unit voted not to hold
meetings in June and July, but there
will be a meeting on Moudiiy. Miiy
54. at which time the day has been
designated as the blrthdav meeting
of the Council of Rcptibltnm Wo
men In Oregon. Each mcmlrr is to
AAUW Luncheon
Klumath chapter. American As
MH'latlnn of University Women,
will meet Satin iluy. May 8. In the
Pelican parly room for a I J 4,1 1
o'clock luncheon followed by the !
annual ImMllnllnn of ofllceis. :
At this time there will be ti re- ,
port on the recent Mule AAUW
convention held III Lakevlew He
porting will be the offieliil dele
gates who atended from here.
Mrs. Kay Jim mul Mrs. W, K
Dcderlik were among lite delegates
to the Oregon Ooimr. of I' l'A.
convention from I'm I hunt They
represented lite Kerns school In the
IMrllaiid system. Mrs. Jam is tin
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John t.
Clrghorii, 319 llluh. and the tuo
deletnites were guests at the Cl-g-
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LILA COX, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Obenchoin of
Bly, hos joined the ranks of brides-elect. She will be married
May 15 at the First Methodist church in Klamath Falls to
Lester W. McDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. McDonald of
The Dalles. Miss Cox has resigned her position, effective May
1, with the United States forest service at Lakeview.
Jones-Miller
bring a contribution of tnoiiev as ' ' '""e wniie .inclining the con-
ninny years old as she Is. This will ' yentlon.
be nut In the birthday box to be j
sent the council In care of Mrs t
Ocorge T. Oerllnger. state presi
dent, to heh) maintain the stale of
fice hi Portland. i
A panel di'iussion led by Mrs
George Adler ns moderator, assist
ed bv Mrs. Don Kenyon, Mrs. Oscar i
Kittredgc, Mrs. K. L. Moore and
Mrs. Otto Vitus, discussed the Mar
shal! Plan and answered questions
during the following hour.
THE BETROTHAL of
daughter, Francos Moo,
announced this week by
and Mrs. Frank Niehbn ol
Burns, Wyo. Miss Niolson will
wod Harold Campbell of
Olcne, No dole has boon scl
for the wedding He is trie
sen of Mr. und Mii. A. R
Campbell.
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SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1941
Betrothal
Mis. It, A. Dwell rnlcrtiCiird at lie
home Monday evening and annmimf
ed the fniiliiomlng limirliige of liar
diniuhicr I'ntly, lo Arnold Malatchl
of this elly.
(luenls were served a decorated
rake with the iiiinies, I'utly and Ar
nold in Ihe Icing. Invited lo the nl
lulr were Itulh Mmler. lllorla Hill,
June House. Iloiiim Humble, Nancy
Kdwanls, June Tlllon. 1'ne Matthews
mid Muiilia I'hlpps.
Bridge Club
Mis. Wesley (luileiliiii enlerliilned
for iiieiiibris of her bridge club Ihe
evening of April ill. and high mora
went lo Mrs. I'mresl Alter and low
to Mis. Uyton Hlclghl. Mrs. Alter
will entertain the group al the next
gathering
Dessert was served lo Mrs. Al
l.ongr. Mis. Moe Klellllft. Mis.
Mum li e Miller. Mrs. Norman Clever,
si,, ah,., Mi Mleiuht. Mrs. Wit-
tl'Cir Hiiiii Jelfi iial and the hiuiteiu.
was
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hcxlon plan
to leave May H for Panhandle, Temis,
where they will visit their daughter
l'liltii'ln anil family, Mr. mill Mrs.
Harold I), lllssell. Tile lllssclls left,
Ohio March I for I'niihiindle where
he hus tiikru n position in rhemlst
with one of Ihe huge Texas oil llriiu.
Mr. anil Mrs. Hrxton plan lo re
iimlli lwi weeks and get buck In tun
to attend a mice reriinl lo he it veil
bv ilielr daughter. Mniv Iuilse. at
the University ol Oregon.
Quota Club Has
nstallation
Cardulla Eclls took over her duties as president of the Quota club
of Klamath county in an impressive Installation ceremony and dinner
meeting in the Pelican party room Monday evening. April 26.
Alice Vitus, retiring president of Quota club, presided and installed
the new officers In a candle light service. Clara Sherman took over
the work as first vice president; Helen Splker, second vice president;
Vera Chase, secretary: Alexis Runyan, treasurer, and the following
directors. Marjorie Eagle. Anne
Mason. Mable Randle and Alice
Vitus, as outgoing president.
New members received by the club
and initialed at this time were given
their Quota pin and each presented
with a corsage of red roses, official
flower of the club. They are. Vir
ginia Calhoun, Juanita Nellls, Flor
ence Shirk. Gladys Brody. Hazel
Morrison. Katherine Coles and La
Vonne Hooper.
Anne Mason presided as initia
tion chairman. Mabel Randle, past
president of Quota club of Everett,
Wash., presented M,s. Vitas with a
past presidents pin and also a gift
from the club in appreciation of her
year's work.
Following dinner there was an In
formal hour of discussion and plans
Bill Perrin arrived home Friday
night from the University of Ore
gon at Eugene to spend the week
end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Perrin of Pacific Terrace.
Bill's guest was Oene Hogan. Uni
versity student, who is a nephew
of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Henderson
of 1972 Earle street.
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Social Calendar
I'nlvertatty of Orron Molher club.
Klamath KaILt chapitrr, I p. m . Pelican
party room, luncheon.
tut4y. May I
Christian Sctemr lecture by James
Harry M- Reynolds t., be held at the tVint
Christian dumb 9th and Pate, 8 p.m.
Wednesday. May
Refular me? tin I-ejKue of Women
Voters, 1 2 noun . Pe 1 lea n pa rty room,
luncheon. Board meeting at 11 a. m.
Thurtday, May A
Daughters of Ntt tea at home of Mrs.
Loren Palmerton, IMU Pacific Terrace,
honoring Mrs. Carl New lory of Ashland,
wife of potentate of Hillah temple.
Saturday. May N
AAUW luncheon and installation of of
ficers. 12.45 p m . Pelican party room.
Meeting of Zulelma temple, Daughters
of the Nile, at Ashland. 2pm
neames women s tournament commit
were made for tile new year Ol the te sponsoring benefit party at clubhouse.
organization. Roses and spring bios- j 8 p- m-
soms completed the effective table j Aioha ch-pleV Ji oKS. win honor
decorations. past matron and pait patrons at a
The next meeting df Quota club is meeting at s p. m . Momc temple.
May 10 at noon in the Pelican party Annu Vinll'iciin-.h Cho,.,
room. Society. OVS auditorium, 8 p. m. "The
Lonesome Train."
Maltirday. Ms l.V
Sojourners iprlng dinner dance at the
Willard hotel, 7 p. m., with buffet supper,
to o.ju o ClOCK-
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Book Review
Grace Kintgen was hostess
the Business and Professional
Women's Edith Cunning Book
club. Monday evening, April 26
In her home at 120 Eldorado street.
Dinner was served at 6:30 o'clock
to the following members, Bernlce
Britt, Suzanne Hamilton, Eleanora
Weatherford. Gertrude Tolle, Dor
othy Ackerman. Isabelle Brixner.
Loraine Quillen, Luclle Tweed,
Annis Struthers, Jackie Newcom,
OUle Landrum, Clara Shaw, Coral I
Sabo, and the hostess, Grace Kint
gen.
Coral Sabo was reviewer for the
evening and chose the book "Pro
fit in the Wilderness" ty Hermann
Hagedorn. The review proved very
interesting and timely, with many
expressing the desire to read the
book.
j THE BETROTHAL of Doris
Janell Angel, daughter of Mr.
iond Mrs. Jesse J. Angel, route
1, box 1007, city, to James
I Peters, son of Mrs. James
'Peters and the late Mr. Peters
I of Butte, Mont., was on-
Mondr. Ma? u Inounced this week. The vouna
H&'b.n wiln "n"'!' p ",,f "."nr? 0UPle W'" Wed Au9"St 7. The
room. Birthday donation. bfide-elect is Q groduflte of
Royal Neighbor juveniles met April' KUHS "d, is noww member
23 In the KC hall with 16 members of the balsiger Motor com
and one guest present. The next pany staff. The groom, is also
meeting will be held in the KC hall wj,n Balsiger's. He has had
:, LiiJj.30 pm' aL Itwo years' service with the
be present. Girls are asked to wear
formats. Pictures will bo taken at
this time of the group.
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