IATURDAY, MAY 8, 1948
HCRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PA NINE
Contest Winners
Announced Monda
y
MAI.IN-Wlnni-m nt Hip American I.it.Iiiii mill auxiliary puiipy
liiinliT ami y ciuitciils wi-ic iiiioiii n i-il in iiK-niliri h uf Uie Mnlln
auxiliary ul it iiicoIIiik lu-Ul Muy j.
Not-mn I'rtruM'k, Aincilciiiilam rluili miiiii. rcpimcd on thi! assay
nuilcM, mill KtlicI Hnlii-rls, icpy sales mill puppy punier clmlriMiiii,
lulil ul lir work.
Winners In II"' cwmv cnnu-nt rn senior illvlaluii. Janet Hhiikc,
lint; Tril DcMeiilll, scrnml; Junior riivlslnn, Hlililey K Idk, first; MII-
ill-ll MlllTllW, BOt'OtKl.
Wlllllli'K I'llt i lm III Hit- puMiT i on- I
ml nil division mir, Mnry Mtcynkiil, rwiir I? - W
(111,1, Huddle Hlllllll, second: illvlnlim
( , Cmucllii 1 1 ut l ii i. Iii kI, mill
until HtiuH i fii, Mniii.il: 1 1 1 v i i 1 1 1
iiiii'o, Kuy JiiIiiimiii, firm.
Ijulu llelluiiiiiinir, puniili'iii ul
illMrli'l four, mill inriiilwi ul Kliuu
iUl auxiliary mill coudliilcil the
Inllliitury ilrmee lor live new cull.
diUalra. M", I Iflllu n uif r was ui,.
ll.U-il by l-'lolcllce OHle, ilcmdcnl
ul Klmiiulli milt; Mililiid Cooper,
1 1 1 i in It (Jtlcrl)Cln, mid .rllliu Hcliu
uerl. Nrw members are Nnolnl Jii.
i'iiumiii, Patricia Oltiilnmi, limlly
turner, Mamie lliiliuii mid Mm lim n
Milken.
Clmrlrr mi'inlicrs nf Mnlln null m
were honored nt the iiicciiiw which
iniitmciiioraled Uie unmps lot 1 mi-
nlvcmiiry. Each prrnniinl wllh
hrr Iti-yrur ward pin. Mary Vtc
tcirln and Anne Hclirciner were
prenriii lo receive llirlts. but nimble
In altrnd were Jnnephinr Johni,
VcUie Aitisworth, Anna llnlnuirk
ml Irene Miain
fituia I'clrasrk, ciitcruininciit
rnairinan. anslstrd by Martha
llrniruittrk, picsenicd Uie Mnlln In
trrntrdiaip Olrl Hrntit troops In a
pruttrntn. (Hrls ul troop 47 nave a
mlli-ilrcl show. Ilelore Hlrwnrl ol
iroop 4n read a thank-yon note
Itoiu both troojis for Dip auxilinry's
sponsorship durlni Ihp vpar.
Pparl Ottoman entertained with a
piano anlo. and Janet limine and
l.ucille Prll jilavrd a naxophnnr
arrordlon durt.
Duiuiliv J ui in pitiKh ol till city
rv.i hiiuurd vow wllh (lemur a.
I Walker ol Empire In a Hiinduy till-
rinoun ceremony rPiid al 4 o'clock
April iifi, al Ihp Peace Memorial
I'ri-nbviPiiiin rhurrh.
IIpv. Iliiuli t Mitihrlmore rand
Hip ceremony, and Mr. MIUIipI
muMi plnvrd the Iradltlnnal wed
diiiK iniiri'lipa. Ilrlora Ilia riles,
Mary l.nii llnti-K miiiii "O Promise
Nip" and "At Dtiwnlnu."
Jarfiurlvn ppttiih lit Ihe tappra
pltiipd nt Hip nllar Just preceding
Hip vows
MMd nf honor for hrr Muter svss
Hlnrley pptiKh, mid bridesmaid was
Plivllh Iliirp,
Itr.i mini vu Murrla Weaklpy,
nnd iiHhprn wprp Plrk Wpakley and
Tit ore Crnw lord.
Pnrentn of the brldPKrooni, Mr.
and Mm It. n Wnlker of Kmplre
irp In Klniniith Knlln for the or
ninion Thp yuiinn rouplo rwelved
with thplr pnri'ntn nt the rluirrh
followliiK ihp reremnny Mr. Walk
pr u Ihp dntiphter of Mr. nnd Mra
Vertl PrliKh of thtR rlly.
For the prrvnt the new Mr and
Mm Wnlkpr are rr.ildlpi In Klam
ath Knll.
Degree Of Honor
Hevpntprn nieinljpm of the Jegrea
of llnniir attpiitlrd the mnir conven
tion held rrcrnily m thr Multnomah
Kliner. Inet Knllihre. Ilnrburn llrun-
r, Ollle Italllff and Ila Hiiiinp.
KrfirhlnPlll were crvrd bv Mnry hotel III Portland, Inrludlnii mrmbrrn
.of ilie kIpp flub. (;rpfcAa Urubb of
Kliioinili Knlli, oumolni put aula
ipirideiit, wiui (.-iiof.rn to Kive Uie
rrply In behalf of itate olllcera to
thp adilrpM ol welcome by Mayor
i Hilry and Myrtle Amlrraon. pretl
' drui ol Portia id central council.
Khr waft also one ol tiiuae laklnt
) part In the memorial aervlcea.
'Ilie (Ire club partlrlpaicd In the
pruf:iam on both dnyn of Uie con
vention, the only iilrc club ao
Irntuird.
Social Caencdf
VH.a, M It
I.iOntraa rluli, lutltui ttf nff !r,
p m , 11. I'aui Ctiittroital ufHli hall,
1ii.h ! ii
Aluli rhiiar N 01, or will tumor
fkMt ma l ton and imI iairn ml
re-tu,t ( H p m Monli- linili
Tnlrlah Oartlan club. I p nt . Ontv
tinmilr l'rli irf lan rhurrh aiui,
lfrtfrin "l-afi(U-ailhf "
Thdfil . Hat II
Annual rnnriM lh K'amath rhmil
nrtal. OV auriilnilitm, p m "1 h
l,tfii-trt ftmtn "
HuiJiKiriiatta apilni rllnMar itaiiia al I ha
lor t1 h.'tal, l( in, wllh ttiiffat iit
4 jo u rliM-H
l(m4a(. Ma ft
Tra hiMrt)i( f tai!ntMfif rn(.ir iiili
rtf Ktamaffi Miinh. (is an aniuallv lis
Klt'nalh rail hfanrh A'tiarlfan A ' la
Un l l'nivtit Wnnft
Mn4a. Ma fl
Ktamalh rll uttll. Orr..n (.unri f
NHibl.tn WnfiWM. I m l'alri. ilv
rvutn, tllilhday dna'ina
a a a
Entertained
lI1f WflfWly riuu rmrr-
Utned .Ml fk In the purih hull
ri 8t. Pmil'ii FplM-opttl rhurrh whrn
,lr A. IjmiI. Mm. J, KornlR. Mr
U PuMinnr unci Mm. O. E Pnill
Hprliiff (Inwrri mid pu.uV willow
fnrmvl dllmrtlvr drx-nrnttonn.
OiiMt for th even ti.it vrrr Mr.
Osll Putrnnn. Mm. Hoy Ittihknln.
Mrn, HtiKh Hwnnry nnd Mm. It J.
Anint. Prlfi In nvrdn wrnt to Mm
ftnytnnnd Hffvr, Mm .1. W Mori
mnn nnd Mm. Rtrhnrd Mnrlhinnld,
a a
Dr. nnd Mm. AUx-rt O Kornlrkf
n( VnndpRrtft utrrrt linve returned
(rum n wrrk-rnd mny In Him Krnn-ctJM-o
wherr they nttrndrd Hie Ixmt
show. Mm. Kopntckle him bem quite
til nt hrr home Miut hrr return.
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LITTH SISTERS Jeonno and Willa Moe, ore daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. J, T. Graham of Merrill. Jeanne, left, is one
year old, and Willa Moe if just a tyke of four months. Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Croham of Merrill and Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Parker of Klamath Falls are grandparents.
Kennell-Ellla.
Candlelight Rites
Event Of Saturday
Rltea were olrmnl.rd al the Tree MelliodIM church Saturday, May
1, when Veldla Andrews, daunhter of Mr. and Mra. Uiy Andrewa. be
came the bride of Donald Kolu, aon of Mr. and Mra. W. H. Foil., all
of thli city.
Rev. Vlmll Dexter read the ceremony at I o'clock. White nock
and palm, formed the decoration, with many tall uperi Hunting the , ym ,rtlve , miwlc
Klamath Girls Are
Active At SOC
Two Klumalh girls are active In 'the plana now being completed
lor the second annual Mother's Week-end at Southern Oregon college
on May 8 and V.
Klamath girls chosen to head committees are Dorothy Howry,
dauifhlnr of Mr. and Mrs. C. W, Howry of 101 East Main, who has
charge of ushering, and Caryl Vanderwall, daughter of Mrs. Fae V.
Wilson. 707 Washington, who will handle publicity. Both girls graduated
from Klamath Union high school In 1046 and are now sophomores
In teacher education at HOC.
Miss Vanderwall, member of Sig
ma Kpallun PI, scholastic honorary,
has been very active In college ac
tivities during her two years at HOC
She holds the position of exchange
editor on the Siskiyou, college pa
per, this year, und Is an active mem
ber of college annual staff. She Is
also a member of IT A. Kedetta Chi,
and was genera chairman of the
Associated Women Students' carni
val which was held In January to
raise funds for world student relief.
Miss Vanderwall was one of the SOC
students selected to represent the
school In the National Who's Who
In American Colleges and Universi
ties. Under the supervision of the pa
per's co-editors, Allen Reed and Bob
Stumbo, and Miss Vanderwall, a
special edition of the paper contain
ing complete nrogrnms of the dav
activities, and stories and pictures
pertaining to the days activities,
will be Issued.
Miss Howry, president of Redetta
Chi, has the )ob of providing ushers
for the week-end's activities. Ml.s
Howr" also will sine two solos dur
ing the musical portion of the morn
ing honor assembly, which will be
held In Churchill hell on Mav a.
rhurrh.
Mrs. Dexter played the traditional wedding marches and Beverlle
Kalle sang as guesta assembled.
The bride wore an embroidered nylon over satin gown. Her fingertip
veil fell from a seedpearl princess
crown. Her bouquet was a cascsoe
arrangement of pink rosebuds and
whit carnations.
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ENGAGED is LaVerne St.
John, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. St, John, who will
wed Don Tatum, son ol Mrs.
Roy Woodard, all of Klamath
Falls. The wedding will be
later this spring.
Kvpini'ven,
Miiwi llnrel Morrison, accompan
ied by Mrs Wallsre Nordwall, 'Ra
inoiia Reeves i, will leave Sunday
nftrrnoon for Hantn Iturbura to at
lend the syiuxl of the Kpisropsl
cliiiich. Province of the Pacific, nils
lurludrs the seven Western states,
Ilnwall and Alaska. Going south
wllh die local women are Mrs. O. O.
Crawford of Hcppner. Mrs. W. 11.
Snook of Mndrns and Mrs. H. ".
Henderson of Pendleton. Mrs. Nord
wall goes as a drlrgnte to the youth
convention.
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A HAPPY tot is Steven Doug
las, young son of Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas W. Clement of
this city. Proud grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cle
ment and Mr. and Mrs. H. T.
Davis. Groat-grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Wiard,
also ol Klamath Falls.
Jones-Miller.
Maid of honoi was Dolurea Brown,
and Beverlle Kalle whs bridesmaid.
Both were gowned In pink frocks.
Small flower girl waa the nlere of
the bridegroom. Arlene Polti. wno
also wore pink. The attendant wore
corsages of pink rosebuds and small
orchids.
The nieces of the bridegroom,
Barbara and Elaine Poltz, ushered.
They also wore pink gowns and cor
suges nf spring flowers.
Best man was Ralph Holts,
brother of the groom. Lester Poltz
was the groom s other attendant.
The reception was held al the
home of the bridegroom's parents
on Summers lane. The new Mr. and
Mrs. Poltz are making their home
In the Olennrourt apartments.
Coming from out-of-town lor the
occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Doris
Polts and family and Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Polls Jr., al) of Sweet Home,
and Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Polls
and family of Albany.
Recital Plans
Mrs. M. E. Olacnmlnl will present
her music students In recital Mon
day. May 17. at 8 o rlock In Merrill
high school. The public Is cordially
Invited to attend.
Participating will be Bette Brown,
Mary Ann Kelleher. Pay Ann Mr.
Council, Pearl Moore. Snrah O'
Keeffe. Evelyn Petrlrk, Sylvia Pria
vold. Noma Brown. Helen Kelleher.
Mary Lucille Dlllard. Barbara Hav
llna. Joan Anderson. Ila O'Rnl'ivnn.
Kathleen Moore. Kntherlne Ahrrn.
Barbara Day. John O Keeffe. James
Walker. James Deenan. Cecil Moore.
Lloyd McConnell and John Day.
Niri9 Years Old
Margaret Ogle, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. H. Ogle, celebrated her
ninth birthday Wednesday, May 6.
with a classroom party for the
fourth grade at Fremont school.
A Mav pole and refreshments oro
vlded the Mav birthday theme.
Leora Repp Is teacher of the class.
Janice Robinson, who also ob
served her birthday Wednesdsy,
shared honors In the party.
while attending RUHR and has car
ried this work over Into her college
course.
Besides her position president
of Redetta Chi, Miss Howry was
program chairman for Future
Teachers of America and vice presi
dent of Susanne Holmes hall, newly
Younger Set
Thirty-eight members of the Jun
lor high set skated at Bkaieland ! constructed girls' dorm
Wednesday evening wnen uie senior
Olrls Friendly society of 8t. Paul's
Episcopal church entertained.
Dncinn Portv
Final plans are In the making for
Pledge Tea
Tau chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, en
tertained at a pledge tea Sunday,
April 18, at the home of Mrs. John
Feeback, 2200 Wantland, between
the hours of 3 and 6 o'clock.
Mrs. Marshall E. Cornelt presided
over the beautifully arranged tea
table. The social committee, headed
by Doris McCord, was on hand to
welcome the rushees. Mrs. Jack
Taylor. Mrs. Ted Nancarrow, Mrs.
Ieonard Mlchaud and Mrs. Clifford
Clayton. Mrs. Bingham was an out-of-town
guest.
Members calling during the after- '
noon were Mrs. Oeorge A. Wright.
Mrs. Loyal Heath, Mrs. Donald i
Miller, Mrs. Prank Hall. Mrs. Harold
Elttreim Jr., Pat Falrchlld, Betty
Lee Dally, Frances Balln, Lona
Martin and Kay Schlothauer.
Betrothal
Friends have learned of the be
trothal of Lois Thill to Robert Lee,
both of Klamath Falls. Miss Thill
Is the daughter of Mrs. Alvlna
Tref finger of Lakevlew and Ed
ward Thill of this city.
Mr. Lee Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Hoover of Klamath
Falls. No date ha been set for
the rites.
Ws -..r.,
THESE two ore cousins. The tiny girl, Janice Darleno Carl
son, left, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Erik Carlson of
927 Jefferson, and the little boy is Alfred Dean Harris. Hi$
parents are Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Harris of Alturas.
Carlson by Jones-Miller, Harris by Evergreen.
The Curly Cap
Silas itta mr safl mrt this yar, give Ta a
jsangtr, mr vrvaalas Ik Sat rtmsmbtr, lh
RCtM f a halrS ScasnSa apon a acetaaral pr
mnl fitln kr tklllae MHIXII Ilk MrSTI.I,
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charge were Jean Owens. Shirley . Jh Sojourners soring dinner danre
Oavlord. Virginia Van Dorcn. Paitv 1 10 "n tvent 01 Saturday. May 15.
!l eale. Frances Stephenson. Mary I A, '""f Mthering of members and
Ann Preston, Lyn Perkins, Marilyn ! ""ukj
Honored
Past matrons and past patrons
will be honored by Aloha chapter
No. 61. Order of the Eastern 8tar
Tuesday, May 11.
An Interesting program has been
arranged, and visiting past matrons
and patrons are particularly In
vited. Time for the affair la 8 o'
clock at the Masonle temple.
Richards:
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Aftor the Gamo
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PRETTY MISS is Linda Cay
Wood, who is just two weeks
old. Her parents are Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Wood of 1638 Nim
itz. Her grandparents are Mrs.
Emily Wood of Stonington,
Conn., and Mr. and Mrs. S.
E. Woodard of this city.
Kennell-Ellli.
Morrison and McDonald will furn
ish music for the affair to be held
In the Wlllard hotel.
Reservations must be made by
Wednesday. Mav 12 with Mrs. Sam
Anderson, telephone 8732, or Mrs.
M. W. Poole, 3363.
Last Meeting
Members of the Art Needlework
club met Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. J. J. Parker, club
president. 803 Lincoln. Annual elec
tion of officers resulted as follows:
Mrs. R. H. Anderson, president: Mrs.
J. C. Hunt, vice president: Mrs. J.
F. Ooeller, secretary and treasurer.
A card of greeting was read from
Mrs. Rose Otey Soule. an out-of-town
member, now living at Susan
vllle, Calif. The club adjourned for
the summer months to meet again
September 1.
Mothers' Tea
MALIN Members of the Malm
Olrl Scout troop will entertain their
mothers at tea on Mother's Day,
Sunday. May , In the Malln high
school gym.
Hours will be from 2 until 4
o'clock. Brownies and intermediate
Olrl Scouts will present a special
program and assist with the tea.
Olrls of troop 46 will be presented
with merit badges at a court of
honor.
Election of officers will head bus
iness at the coming Lioness club
meeting Mondsy evening. May 10 at
t o'clock. The meeting will be in
the parish hall of St. Paul's Epis
copal church. Mrs. J. V. Owens is
chairman.
FRIENDS hove learned of the
engagement of Mary'l daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. New
lun, who will wed Lloyd A.
Hard,, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Hard. No date has
been announced for the wedding.
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