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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1948)
MONDAY, MAY 3, 19-18 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACI SEVEN ' JEulalona Chaoter Slates Meetina Mrs. Loul II, Miiiiii, MM I'lulllc 'In nun, will bo hinlrM to mrru btn n( Killnlonii chapler, I )u uuhu-i of the American llrvriliilli.il, at (hi rulnr tiKiuthly Hireling, Mnudny evening, Miiy 3. at 8 o'clock. Mm. Iwla C. Hornby, rlmplrr chairman ot advancement of Aniril rmi nmnli', will preside iluilnii the promum hour. Tim topic lor the veiling will be American Muitln. Vocal aololsl to be presented by Mn. Hornby will Include limit I trcllx-t u and Hnlly Hcnrcy, who will be accompanied by Mm. Clrorgc W. Milnlyre. Miirllrc Crawford, pupil of Mr. Hugh T. Mllihrhnnrc, will be 1 heard In plnno nolo. Member of Kuliilunii cluiplcr urr gratified nvrr Dip election of Jriin etle Isabella lictitlrr, I'orlliinil, to the office of vlre president -ui'iirrul of tin nnllonnl soclrty UAH, nl the conlluenliil congress held lit Washington. l. C), ct i ill I iic t lie wi'i'lc of April III. Mimi Drnllcr In reining regent of Oregon society of the DAK. Him h a II A from the llnl vrlty of Oiriion, l n member of Dell Delta Delia sorority. Hhe In tinner mill haiplst. Mis Denilrr plil mi official vlull to Kuliilnua chapter lnl Hcplriubcr mid wim much admired fur hrr alilllly, uohui miit charm. Mm. Archie W, MrKrown, Hood rtlver, wa Installed n megon new regent, al the national congress. Mr. Mi'Kenwn hnk hrr II A. tlruire from Wlllnnirttn university. IUJ:i. end en M A. degree frmu the Unl vernlty of orrKun, lun'f . Hhc In nil Bridal Shower Trace Mrmorln! church on Houlh Hlxlh trcel wn the cene of brldul slumer for Doroihy June 1'cugh, bride-elect of (leoige Walker of Kmplic, t)rr.. Ial Wrdiicchiy eve nlim. April III. Mm A. C. OImhi, Mm. J. Oystocr. Mm. J. I. Ncndrl. Mm. C. C. Craw ford mid Mm. I. W. Hare were hnslrssc. Aflrr n uliort program end games, Doiolhy June was presented with many lovrly Klfli. ltcfrrshuiciil were M-rvrd from a table dccoiulcd with yellow dalfo dll. foisythla mid while candle. Those iitiriiiliuic mid rudlnii gift weir Mm. A II. i'ruicll. Mm. Vrrn I'ciigli. Mm one I'ruuh, Mm. Milch clmorr. Ml Humble, Mm. Ilowue, Mm. J llrydcn, Mm. Melton, Mm, IT"' T u mithor of historical end human ',lriirllryi Mr,. 'ig,loy, Mm. Uuven Interest alorle. At the Monday evening meeting utflccr for the comlnii chapter Mm 4 rfc will be circled follow Inn the report of the nouiluutlug commit tee composed of Mm Willinm Ow ley, cliaiimaii. Mm Cliarlc J. Mur (lii ami Mm. H C. Tlioinnn. Mm. Hull) T. Mllchelmore, rhapter re gent, will pimlile ilurliiK the buM neu teulon. Nomination Nomination of offlrrm lilt up Hie buitncM mrriing of Uie KttKlc aux iliary Tueiulay nluhi. Cryill Coch ran and Uorgiliy Arkrrmitn wrre luimlnaied for ihe ofdec ot murium pietldrni; Mary Mrlton. miuliun vice prenlUrllt; Anna Dale. Rmrialll chap lain; Mary WrIU and Kuih Mrrk, niadain secretary; Maudie Ijimou. madam trraiurrr: Lucille Ituve and Mabel Vuuni, truntre: lleuy Ket Uever. conductrr; Mary Joncit, In side (uarU; Mary Davie oulaiile guard, Election will be held Tueulay. May 1 Al Uil time Mothem' nivhl will be observed and all motlirm will be honored gurjiu. In a pirvluu te pirl. the tiamei of Aiitin NrUon and Mildred Monby wne omilted They put on one of the comedy klla for the aerie April 2V port. Mm. Itobcri Chumbcm, Mm. II. Ilerry. Mm. Krel, Itonemary I'rel, Koblnrue, Joanne Itoblnrtlc, I'aikcr. Hiiranne Prel, Mm. Mr. Hull I In. Mm. Wrnklry, Mm. I, unci, Jackie Lund. Vlolrl tlrlllllh. Mm. Young. iMt Young. Ilarbara Hlack- j burn. Mm. Chamber, Mm. Metier, Mm. Moore. Mm. Ie, Ueorgla K)eu bergrr, June Tlllon, Mm. Wright, Mr. Luudlt. Jean Thoiniu, Mr. Hull. Mm. Edith Wlard, Mm. Mc f.'lrllnll. Morgaret Mcflellan. Mr. Ilatr. Mary Lou Mule. Mm. I.n drum. I'hylll Ann Mure. Joyre Ijiii dium, le llrli, llachel Oynbem. Mm. Lumoii, Mm. Tlllon. Mm. Miindllu. Mm. Ilruwc. Jcun Dona hue. Mm Hpenrer, lleth Hpenrer. I'nt Tlllon. Hhlrley I'eiiuh. Faye Peugh. Mr. Curry. Mm. Ilreve and Mr, tloala of Merrill and Ihe hotre. Ml LITTLE EARLY for o pretty junsuit but Shirley Jean poses just the some. She is the 18 monthold daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kamarod, 727 Plum, and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hulin sky who ore expected here for a visit from their heme in Ne braska. - Kennell-Elll Auxiliary Poppy aiiIc plan will be preentrd by Mm. Ixiy Duiker to Klamath unit No. B. American m-kIou auxil iary, at Memorial hall May 4 al I p. in. Itcpurt will be given on a poppy poAlcr content recently conducted In KluimiLli county achool and mi AinerlcuntMii ctHity contcht held In Fremont Junior high school. Mi'iubcm who uUcmlrtl ihe Cali fornia dutrlct coiifeieui.e at lule- luke April ib, will report. 8cvi ml Klamath memtjej plan to atumd a meeting of Malln unit, American U'Klon auxiliary, on May 'A, to cele bruU! the U-utli in ml v ci o r y of for inallon of the Malm unit and a re port of till event will be given. Plan will be announced lor aux iliary participation In a VK Day celebration and a Mothers Day lea on May 8. Mrs. Junior Wagner and Mrs. H, K.tTeed will be co-how-iiM: al a Joint 'refreshment hour of the Le gion and auxiliary. On the committees are Mr. Italph W, Blcurn. Mrs. Jerry Thomas, Mm. Capllolu Thompson. Mr. Clyde Thofnpon. Mr. A. D. Tlllon, June Tlllon. Pauiy Tlllon, Mis W. 1. Tingley, Mr. Lamar Townseud, Mrs. Harry Van. Mr. Marlha Van Fleet, Mr. David It, Vandenberg, Mr. Laura Verbeck, Mm. W. It. Wagoner, Mr. Helen Warren, Mrs. F. L. Weav. er, Mrs. Hetty Weber. Mr. Orate Wells and Mrs, licrnard tollman. scheduled for 1 o'clock with all vet eran organization and their aux iliary participating, nil will pre cede the tea. Mrs. Fred Ifellbronner I chairman for Ihe Mother Day ten and will be assisted by Mr. It. O. Motschen bacher and Mrs. Kalherlne Keep. Junior girl, under the direction of Mm. Dougla Pence, will alt In entertainment and serving. Langell Valley LANUKLL VALLEY Mr. Mike Dearborn entertained at her home on Friday afternoon. A contest was enjoyed with Stella Delicl and Alma Klmrcy winning prize. At the afternoon cloe. chicken salad, cracker and coffee were nerved to Madge Monroe, Mary Dear born. Nell Ornnger. Ava Roberta, Stella DeUel, Erina Partridge, Bon- Show1 or i A oclal afternoon was followed by 'the nnentntf noil nrlmlrlnir the rlnlntv BONANZA A layette .hower wa I .... ... lh. h,, eflVCIl 11.MIJ Sit n v m W v. iv m v bttu Honor Mothers Klamath unit No. 8, American legion auxiliary, will have a lea for mother whose mm or daughters nerved In the World War, al Mcmor Inl hall May 8. Hour are from 2 un til 4 o'clock. A VE Day service at the shaft I Bonanza library honoring Mrs. Bob Colohan. H'tese were Nonle Sehooler. Evekyn Moser, Mary Spark. Bernlce McCartle, Fanny llomley and Veta Bogg. Pa.ilel wcet peas, alyssltim and fern were used around the room and a decorated cake centered the long refrehment table. Contest were enjoyed with prize won by Annie Cllne and Lenora Spark. Trudy Brown won a prize for Ihe youngest lady present and Annie Cllne lor the oldest. guest. Maggie Colohon, Carrie Love h. y. Annie Shaver. Agnes Schooler. Lizzie Schore, Velma Nix, Blanrhe Oowen, Florence McCartle. Alice Brown. Velda Haley, Betly Clubser, Lenore Sparks, Deanna Brown, Lil lian Sewald, Audrey Koertzle, Nellie Whltlntch, Florence Horn, Annie Cllne, Cleda Well. Joanna divan, Ktta Kllgore. Birdie Burke, Hattle Walker and Trudy Brown. Refreshment were served by the hostesses at 4:30 o'clock. Turn thone no-longer-used artielea Into cash now I Herald and New Want Ad? are Inexpensive and bring wick result. nle Fernland, Margaret Burnett, Alma Elrnrey, Mary Noble, Cora Leavltt, Mr. Wilson and the hostess, Carolyn Dearborn. Klamath Salon Klamath Salon 365 fit 8 et 40. en tertained departmental officer with a dlfmer at the Wlllurd hotel Fri day evening. Mr. Herman J. Edward of Port land, le rhapenu departmental, hraded a group of 18 officer from oiher parU of Oregon who attended. Mrs. Paul Otterbein of Klamath Fall I an officer and Mr. Fred Hellbronner a chairman of Ihe de partmental. A program and entertainment fol lowed dinner. On Saturday the vis iting officials and a group from Klamath aion drove lo Cave Junc tion where they Imlltuied a new Josephine county salon. Third Birthday The third birthday annlvemary of Diunna Detinue Schultz. daughter , C i . CL.nu..r of Mr. and Mm. Bernard T. Bchultt. ! r 'laay OflUwer 3im Shasta way. wa observed with a parly al the home of her grand parrnta. Mr. and Mm. Clarence C. Wmxl. IHO Summer lane, Friday, April 33. Guest Included. Dlann Lynda and Keith Schultr.. Mark and Ml- Delegate were nomlnulrd and i rhael Anderson. Rodney Sparlln, will be elected Tuesday evening to Cheryl Mi ljine. David Ollmore. Lou attend a meeting at Eugene May I Ise Wood. Iteryle O'Brien. Carol An 18. for Institution of all ausillarlrs i demon. Dene MrEwan and Mm: to FOE. Iliey will Ihen be nrwaiiired Howard McLane. Mr. Esielle Spar as auxiliaries to Ihe grand aerie. ' lin. Mrs. Inger Srhultz. Mrs. Paul O. C. Persell. serle. and Stella Per- ' Andrmon. Mm. Herbert L. Wood and aell, auxiliary, will be in charge of j Ihe hostesses. Mm. Wood and Mr. Ihe Mother Day program. I Schult. - ifSSii- ,..-....-. ' '-jT TOO DEEP FOR ME I '' jiM Friday evening at the horn of Mrs. Jerry Musnelman on Har lan drive, a lovely shower wa given fm Dorothy June Peugh, bride-elect of George Walker. Mm. L. W. Hart lev assisted. The many gift were showered fiom a pink and green umbralla. After ploying everal game, re frehmenl were erved. Those attending and sending Rifts were Mm. Vern Peugh. Mr. Orle Peugh. Mr. Johnson. Mm. George. Mm. Shoaf. Mr. Henders. Mrs Clark. Mrs Poole. Mrs. Mvem. Mrs Ross, Mrs. Hare, Phvllis Ann Hare. Shirley Peugh Fave Peugh. Mr Oldham, Dorothy June Peugh, and the hostesses. I I Rinse tout pot with boiling water just before brewing tea. This helps keep the brewing water hot one secret of flivorful tea. Another is to insist on Tree Tea it's blended with tare Darjeeling, most flavorful of teas. 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Riven by Thelma Jones. Tlie Indie pieced and quilted n quilt and duve It to the Bouanui city council to sell at It dance May I. to raise money for fire equip ment. The fire equipment will be used when necessary outside of Bo nnnui as well a In the city. Member and mirsts present nt thr meeting were Sadie Bray. Thelma Jone. Nellie Simmons. Vesta BoKgs. Mary Dearborn and Cora Leavltt. S Mm M M M M'MM M FOR MOTHER ON HER DAY! t I Simulated Pearls Finest quality graduated slmulnled pearla t , , beautiful luster , , . about 17 Inches long, Style to aatlsfy the moat discriminat ing shopjirr. Elgin-American Compacts The itsndurd foe flue feminine gift. Klgln Amerlean. Ihe name she'll love to aee on her glftl Inspect these todayl Costume Jewelry Rlylea loo numerous lo mention, hut gift that are more than appreciated by mother! A piece of fine costume Jeaelry lo ault any hnilgrtl Jewelry Dept. 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