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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1948)
vVEDNF'.DAY, MAY 5, 1943 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORCCON i SEC. II PACE I iviuiiici 5 iav ICQ Set For Saturday Plum fur llio annual Mutlnus Dnv tea liniiorhm mothr-in of nil veterans, mid Miiilliiin of Amnliitii Legion auxiliary women were mi nolimrtl Unlay by 1 1 ii' pii-slcli'iil, Mrn. II. II. Unit. Thi Unit luift Iiitii art for Hiiliirduy, May H, from 2 to i o'clock nt Memorial hull, (loltl star mothers will bu etpcciully honored, anil cards mo bring ""lit mil Oil week. Ilowrvei, should h nyoi wishing lo Join 1 1 in auxiliary for tin not icti-lva u mill, Mm. Oglu v. I n 1 i i h hi extend this grnernl Invitation lo nil mothers a- 1 (Irni'iiil I'liiiiriiiiin for the leu In Mis'. It. CI. Molw-lirlibiirllt-r, lusl'.teil by Mm. Kullici Inn Kri'P, mill Mm. I1 1 ill HrllbiiimiiT. Aiiiiiiui'ini'iilH for intiMii will l)i made by Mm, Julluii Abboll, uiiil flowers mid ib'c Dl ii I limn will be by Mix. Jullli-s (lllaun lid Ml" I'. I' Ol In linn Olhein ii si.MIng around the rooms urn Mrs. Douglas I'rlirr. Mm. Clank Mlll'pllV. All. Allcnil Hcliubrit, Mm. II W. I'etlii'k ullil Ml. James I. rim! Awdrds KJ.AMATII AllKNCY-Mifc. Dtw- y MhU vtiift ( Ud nl a alum cr nit KrtiUiy rvrinnu it I thr hoiur ol Mtn. MrrUm J'uru-r. AwhkU of llir rvc liinu wrut Lo Mia. LuwitiKc Hilt, hlfch, Mrn. Ida lloppr, hcrnml, Mr. (Jinl Joiiimt unit Mi ft. John I'lotillc, low, ami the mmiul to Mr. KImikx) Miller. AtlriutliiK wcr Mr. Unvd Itou, Mm. Until JiK-knim, Mm. Mill . n. Mm. Krriiltnun Kirk, Mm, HHrlnn Kirk, l.i-liu rT'firtw. Mix, SaturdayTea llihlCUd (tf H iHllcllt'OI) IIM't'tlUR, Kluiniilli hiutirl, of the AinriKnn Afihuiiiiiiuii ul Unlvrrnity Woiwi. will uullirr lur tni nt U u'rlock in tliv ivllcnn party loom OiIh Hiitur iluy, May H. IiifiUlluUoii of i.tw offlcrm will l)r t-ondiK ird by tlir ouikoUik prm. drill, Mm, (. K. IMickctl, mid ft iiiunliiil pioKiiim, fiMitiiilnu J out me Holjini'ltf, will ltd rvrnt of tlif nrtrilioon, A rnpnrt of tho rrcrnt l.ukcvicw cuiiInrinT will nlno br lirard. Mm. (JrotK Mvrrn, chairman, will Klvr hrr Ifr-.t rrpoit on pri-Kirs o! phi nr. for llir AAUW niiininl Ua in honor of itrnditatliiK M-nlor trirjii of Kluiimlh muiity, Uaic lift lor Uio uffitlr in May TJ. Social Club On WMiHvidny, April 5D Hit noi-lul rlwb of Pronprrity ftrbc-kith loditc met lu llir H Kir hull nt 1 p in, for Kirk. Mm. Wllliuin ilcnnrrl. wrvrd by l-:ii.ubrlli KfIIImjii Kniih Nt-Uon. Mrit. Iftlid Mnrlr Kilitorr. DurlliK thr htlort bllhlnriM litrr-Unlt Iftnliel Kfwlrr lurnrd In $7 for lirr "Kolllim Dol lur." nnd Arlon Andriui tutiird In llh 10 Procrrdk of Urn "HolllliK -lii-ni.-r Jink, Miiillui Mlti-lirll, Mm. John IMooffr, Mm Prtc llm lliotiii.. Mm. Kluood Nfillrr. Mm. .lor Mlllrr Hr , Mm. Idu lloppr. Mm. ilnl Jordon, Mm Kldird ClPorK' ! "ollur m lo no lowiird llir carprl mid Mm I.nuiriiin Hill. iilu vert: . (uiiit. mid .i-llu Mhinkcii' hip and Uo tcrclvrd fioin Mm Jvn ftoim run, Mm, litlfr Wlhoii nnd Mm, llrrt l nPolnle, but tl.ry n im- bin tn nttrnd B ly Luncheon HI V On Wrdr-iilHy, April 21. thr Illy Wninrn cliib hrld a Imichnn nt tlif hotnr of Mm. Ditvp Cumplwl), Fund from lh lunrhron mn to hr ti-d for Ihf library. Nixtrn nirridtrii nnd kupu wrrn A lrprt -m fin on th Hd C'l" di iv hlrh m ponvi rd by tht rlub, Knjovinc th nffiruwin n hr I is (lib, Mm Hid oid t iravrv S!r Fd Diftlmo. Mr Kinnk Nirnrn, Mm J'k llarrlfon. Mm. Mnit Cline. Mm. Jamcji Uuon. Mr. Kd rnpatrirk. Mm. Wall Miliar. Mr C. II, Hoaji, Mm Al Coke. Mm Hen Amu. Mr. F, H Arm'iroiiK. Mr. Jo Krndall, Mn. Herb Julnvum and Ih hnfttfM. I'ut McManiifi will Uke thru) for the romliiK two wprk. Hnorhln wii. plnyd. Akm Iwe hrld hltth arorr and 7.flla Minn kin ship, fcnnd. 11t nrxt inrrtlim will bf M.iv 13, and It will bn a pot lurk lunrhron. Farewell Party K I. A MATH AGKNCY-A mirprln fiirrwrll pnrtv wn Rlvrn TtiurMlay fvnlnii for Mm. Brit fjiPolntu by Ihr Altar Mutrty at Ihr home of Mm Lrnlrr WII.mhi, , , . .... . jfc v ( '.U ' - Townsend Club Is Host For Banquet bcvcnty-flve mcmbcrt nnd gucsta attended banquet given by the TowiPicnd club at 12:30 o'clock, Sunday, May 3 In the KC hall dining room. Tablcn were decorated with nprlng flowera and puiny wlllowa. The natloiml cluij color, red, white and blue, carried out the color theme. Earl L, McDonald, atate organizer, of Portland, waa gueit of honor. He came to Oregon from Cheney, Wanh., where he waa In charge of the Wanhlnifton, Idaho and Mon- f TO WED IN early summer is pretty Mildred Joan Kiplinger, daughter of Mrs. Margaret M. Kiplinger of this city, who will become the bride of Warren E. Miller, son of John C. Miller of Volga, S. D,, on June 21. Both young people study of the University of Oregon. Kennell-KIIU, Eugene tana district. Other out-of-town nurtii wi'tv yr. and Mra. Cllen Wright, Hauler; Mr, and Mra. Kd Gofer, North Bend; Mr. and Mra. Oncar Ingram, Leb anon; Mr, and Mra. Fred Adama, Mcdford; Mr. and Mra. C. R. Orovea, Ifmeburg; Harlln Talbert, Albany; Klmer Kent, Cottage Orove; J. T. Olaon, Eugene; F. W. Barker, Med ford; C. Wllaon, Central Point and Mr. and Mra. Walter Carr, Gold Hill. Afler dinner, a bu&lnm meeting waa called to order by Bernlce Mc cracken, who Introduced District Chairman Olcn Wright, presiding of ficer for the afternoon. Oueat apeak er waa McDonald. Mra. Peggy rtobcrui. program chairman, presented Sally Thomp son In a violin solo: Francis Roberts, tap dancing; Daisy Douglas, reading; Jack Stuart, violin solo; and Dar nella McDonald, tap dancing. All were accompanied by Mrs. Stuart. A play. "Have I Taken Poison?" waa presented by five members of the club. Bernlce McCracken, Dalay Doug. as! Ila Douglas, Orace Jerrue and Norma Douglas. Mr .and Mrs. Ed McCracken en tertained at their home In Homedale Saturday evening. May I, at dinner honoring McDonald. Other out-of-town guesta were Mr. and Mrs. Olen Wright, Hauaer, and i". W. Barker, Medford. Entertained Mrs Cecil Kollenborn entertained members of the Y'e-Menette at her home, 4207 Clinton avenue. May 3. The club la one of the organizatlona within the Klamath County YMCA. New officers elected were Mra, Don Rlnehart, president; Mra. Warren Bennet, vice president, and Mra. Francla Schmeck. aecretary treasurer. Installation will be held at the next regular meeting In June. Mrs. Harry Clark waa apeaker for the evening, choosing "Nutrition" for her topic. Pinochle Club HENLEY Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mc Mullen entertained members of their pinochle club Saturday, April Club members are Mr. and Mrs. William Kittredge, Mr. and Mra. A. R. Campbell. Mr. and Mra. Jesse Johnson and the hosts. MAI, IN The ladles auxiliary lo the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Bloody Point No. I47. Mnlln, met April 27 in Ihe VFW hall with Marie Vnrknlta, president. Malin VFW Coming Rites Mr. and Mra. C. B. Brrarale of Olkhrifct have announced the be trothal and commit marrlaKe of thnr daufthtrr, Martha, to Earl Ilrthorn. on of Mrs. B. E. Hclhorn. prr.Md- ) aIm) nf Gilchrist, Nil turn on Ihr Rift rarri wrrr Ihr i hiR. a June wrddinn has been planned. follow ihr: Mm Vera !lrve. Mm Initiation waa held for the two , Miiw Brrarale wa (traduwt rd from Mrrtnn Portrr. Mm, Wllllnm Prirbr i new mrmbrra, Iorl IffKlnrit and i OIlchrIM hlh ar:hool lflRt year and Mm f'lvdr l arkr, Mm DwlRht Karah Kutlrr. A report on Ihe : her flanrr la in bualneaff In Oil- V. i v arl flm tnai if dim Jumiiii m niM Snurm. Mrs Clenrgr Khorev, Mra. IHMrh l.)olphus. Mm Frl Kemlnr. Mm Joseph Ntonks. Mrs. Ogden llio.k. Mm Krnrst Smith, Mrs. Jess ffMiuenu, Mm Claude Pnrnroo Mm llnrry Kllloil, Mrs. Ursula Bond, Mrs. Ray Seversnn nnd Mnr Binei Molitor. The hitter four were unnble to attend. Christ with his brother. fnncy work for the bazaar was made by Pauline Wenr and final plans were made for the sale to i Bread, meat, sugar, wool nnd cot- be held Saturday, Mny 1. In J. W. ; ton are the five great stnples of the Sanders nftlre. preceding tlie world. meeting refreshments were served the auxiliary and post members by the Hostesses, Pauline Wear and Eva llitt. Piajjebbianal 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE PROMPT EFFICIENT 'COURTEOUS FULLY INSURED w OXYGEN-EQUIPPED CARS PHONE 3479 'Our experience is your protection' Coming Rites Mildred Joan Kiplinger, daughter of Mrs. Margaret M, Kiplinger of 800 Upham, haa chosen June 21 aa the date for her wedding to War ren E. Miller, Mrs. Kiplinger announced her daughter'a betrothal and forthcom ing marriage thia week. Mr. Miller la the son of John C. Miller of Volga, 8. D. Both young people are students at the University of Oregon In Eugene, and plan to continue studies next fall. Honor Guest CHILOQCIN Mrs. Beryl David gave a shower recently for Mrs. Enid David Sortwell, whose home waa partially destroyed by fire the Sat urday night before. Guests for the occasion were Mra. Seldon Kirk, Leila Kirk. Mra. Bllllt Lcbert, Mra. Rebecca Baldwin, Mra. Etta Berereau, Mrs, Montea de Oca, Mra. Freldman Kirk, Mrs. Maggie Dumore, Mrs. Robert Dumon, Mrs. Robert David, Mra. Randolph Da vid, Mra. Mary Young-blood, Mr John Jackson Sr., Mra. L Hatch Christina Manning and tht guess of honor, Mra. Sortwell. , Mother's Day Gifts Galore I" I Art Reinhart Beautifully wrapped! A pleaiure to give or to re ceive from REINHARTS Jewel and Gift Shop X 8 A H Green Stamps 4 519 Main Phone 6163 & Remember Mother will get an extra set of Green Stamps 4 j In her gift, too! 4 Time to store your furs at Wards! 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