Herald and news., May 22, 1948, Page 7, Image 7

.ATURDAY, MAY, 22, 194B
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Bride-Elect Feted
At Nuptial Party
On Sunday atli'timon, Mity III, Pinnies NHImhi, bride -riecl "I llurold
Caiiililicll. win complimented with ii pir-impUiil parly nt llm Olene
cimimuiiliy hull.
Iliuiipnaea tu Mn. O. L. Ilrowii, Mm. Ilunil IImiwii, Mil. Ji'i
Jcililimill, Mia. I'mllk Hlllllvilll, Mia. Illl Uielll, Mrs. Wlllllilll O'unlllllK
Iiiiiii mill Mia. Htiiiilry MuhIpii.
lioiiiiucla of aprlim tliiwi'ia were nunnm-il wlioiit 1 1 in room, mill oil
Ilia Inrr-iiivniwl mfl lulile wna nil a-
nimnui'Miriil ol wi'iirn In pus
p slinilpa.
Kcfrpnliiiienla vteic aerved by llm
lumtrnsca.
The illicit lint Inilllilrit Mia. Hub
l.ria. Mia. Henry (Irrlirr, Mia. Al
lirrt Keailv, Mra, Lawrence lllrk.
Mra. A. Miiialtull. Mrs. Jiilm
Muliltnll. Mia. Wllllum Miiralliill,
Mra. H I'. Mcminn, Mia. Km Kull
rhllil. Mra. Mean. Mra. Iluricll
Hllort, Mia. ('. J. Holier. Mra. Km)
lipynier Jr . Mra. Ivy 1'roiml, Mra.
Klliuhelli Nun la. Mra. Hubert Nor
ia. Mra. Iliirnlil Drlilluiirr, Mra.
(Ilrlill Dclllllwer, Mra. liny l.u
li I rlr. Mra. Allien HIoiip, Mra.
Iiwlll Campbell. Mra. A. It. (Jump
brll, Mia. W. K. Mllllira. Mra. Dull
llinil, Mia. Henry tlrlinpn, Mra.
Alvln Clieyne, Mra. Crystal Clieyne,
Mra. Jny Kullilo, Mra. O. K. Ilrls
aPllitelt. Mn Irving liitim. Mra. W. M.
Wlllliima. Mia. Will llliti'knmn. Mra.
Italic Itiajcrs. Mia. 1111 Juliiiauii,
Mra. Irwin Will tit. Mra. Hubert
lielilliuier. Mra. I'rrry Dixon. Mra.
Karl Mark, Mra. T. I). . Jnrkmill.
Mra. Htclla liownc, Mra. (K-.imo
Hievenaiin. Mra. I'mil Kmrrlo. 1-ce
7iiil Anbrev. Diilc Campbell, Mra.
Idiiiitlit Whlllntrh. Mra. Krnrsl
Hill. Mra. Hnlpll Hill
Mra. Huv (IihkIIiik. Mra. Jitmea
Orliiwa, Mra. He Until. Mra. Tay
lor limit. Mia, Ted HilimUllc, Mia
Ire MiM illen, Mra. (lerry Jolin
aun. Mia. Joe Hulllvnii, Mra. Una
llllyurd. Mra. Paul llreltlmupt. Mra.
R E. Kninnn. Mra. J II. Klllolt.
Mra O. H. 'niompiotl. Mra. Wnllare
Tlioinimiii. Mra. Henry Helium.
Mra II Worlley.
Mia. C. K Ilium, Mra Charlie
Heed. Mra. John Mum. Mra. K. C.
Hhnrl. Mra. Hlniuhc HlaiiBhter.
Mra. Bonnie nnclium. Mra. Karrell
llllyurd. Mra, flarret Hllynrd. Mra.
William KlUredKe. Mra. Iloyd lim
ner Mia. CI. Htrbblna. Mra. W.
Ciamtall, Mra O. D. Herder. Mra.
Marlial McClay. Mra. Marlon
llarnra.
Mia. Hubert ilcrrlnshaw, Mra.
William llavri, Mra. Wayne Clin
nlniiliam. Mra. W. I). Campbell,
Mra. It. 8 Hopkins. Mra. Jay Mall
nil ill. Mra cicrry Crawford, Mra
II K. Oriinea, Mra. C. I). OlIEll.
Mra Matilda fimlth. Mra. Mnry
Dixon. Mm. Kannle Enriiilrt. Mra.
Winneta llrannon. Mia. W. .
Campbell. Mr. Frank obenrhaln.
Mra. Have Campbell. Mra John
Merryman. Mia. Ueoiite Merryman
Hr . Mra Miriam I'otllrek. Mra.
.:ar Campbell. Mra. Evelyn
Healer. Mra Una Noel. Mra.
Maymr Whilllniilon and Mn.
Loiiia lUndall.'
Initiation
flimaalm Hie tint year's arllvl
i.. ni XI ltelia chapter ol !
Hiima Phi in Klnnmlh Falls.
ti.tmnl Inlllntlon for three new
lumbers aa held Tiiri-Iay pfennig
a- the home of Mra. Howard Per
nell. F.lmiblllty for memberahlp In
Una group requlrea Ilia rompletlon
o' a four-year aiudy rourae. and
dinar welromed Into the chapter
were Mra Oeorsr A. Wrlllht. Mra.
John Feeb.irk and Mra. Herbert
In nnla of Crearenl.
Afier the reremonv. a bualneiia
meeting wna rondurted by Die newly
elerled nrealdent, Mra. Lorn im
rnir followed bv the program cov-
ei nm music of old Huiuila, ablv Blven
i. Mn Arlhur Moore. Thla rill
mlnatea the pronram until Beptem-
Itefreshmenta were aerved In Mra.
tirniH i. Rmitli. Mn. Arthur Monre
t,. rienrne Wardell. Mra. Van
Thome. Mra. Oeortte A. WrlRhl. Mra
it a Ttrarkmall. Mra. Jamea ,
t;.., m Norman Moty. Mra.
John Feehark. Mra. Herbert Dennla
Mra W. M. Poole. Mra. Don Dlvena
Lola Humer. Kntnerine r.nirr. r..
..,-r. weniherfnrd. and the preal
dml. Mia lorn nalronr. ana uic
hoaieaa, Mia. Howard Pernell.
MK.finiM. On Tueatlny. Mav 11.
Mra. Earl Ednnion and Mra. Robert
Walker honnrrd Mia. Clyde Ham
mond with a "Welrome to Merrllf
parly, held at the Wnlker home.
Hprlnit flowera were tued alKiut
Hie rooma. The evenlnit waa spent
playing plnorhle and brUlrtr.
Refreahmenta were aerved In the
followlnn (iirala: Mra. Hammond,
Mra. Holnnd Weat. Mra. Robert Mer
nleea. Mra. Jiimra Merrlleea. Mra.
' Jim Coffplt, Mra. Robrrt Dlllman.
Mra. Norman Itatmh, Mra. Frank
WnRiier. Mra. R. W. ftterlp. Mra.
Iwla Rlpwart, Mra. Clifford Rhurk.
Mra. KennPtll CoIwpII, Mra. Norman
Rpmaon. Mra. Rllry trn Mra.
Tony Rllvn, Mra. J. E, Itninmonrt.
Mra. Wllllnm Wnlkrr, Mra. Robrrt
Drnitoo. Mra. Don Rnrnea. Mra. M. A.
Hnwmnn and Mra. Robert Rnrry.
Legion Unit
Kl.iiiinlli unit, No. 8, Ami-Hi mi
U'ltlon mixlliiiry, met In Mi-itiorml
lllill Tileaduy evenlliK to plan for Hip
uroupa poppy aula In bo held Muy
it.
Mra. Uiy Murker mive a report on
Die iioininiitliiK cninmltleea work
Willi the fnll'iwlliu lliillira alllnienKd:
pirnl'li'lil, Min. Jiilnea (lllron: flint
vlrii iirimili iil, Mi a. l,oy llm Kit; ai c
mid (Ire pri'Mdi'lll. Mra. I'uilllne
Nldiul, mid mm reliiry-lmiaiiipr, Mra.
Kattii'i Ine Keep.
Kiullii r noiiiiiiiitlona nmy be inude
ut II in June 1 mrelliiu, whin elec
lloiia will be held.
Plana were rinido lor riniklnit
meinorlul wrratha and apraya lor
Mrlllorlnl Uuv. A drllllllp time will
lie minollllrril Inter fur the meetlllll
til muhfl wrritilia.
he mixlliiiry will a Ian participate
In Memorial Day acrvlrea. ini hidliiK
one at I. Ink Itlver lirldne mid an
oilier at the memorial ahull at the
courlhoiiae.
Hie.ikera at the Tllraduy meellnl!
wete Hum Howe or cinui'Ji 1'nwi,
coiiinmniler of dliiiilrt i, Amerlriin
UuIiiii. and Harry Pliikerlon of
Mcdfotd. nntloiml aitlvitlea and
cdiii-uUoiinl coniiiilltceiniin for hia
)oai und pual vice coiniiuinttrr of llic
(llatrlii.
Anniversary
The 30th aimlvrrnury of the EbrIci
bu xl lint y Utt oLwrvr(l TurMluy rv
nliilC ttlirn (tmrtrr inrititKTa nt the
orKullllUitinll prrAldrd.
Ktlms fralurlng youth ituldnnrr
were Mwiwi. uphtttln in tn r(E
imll. Hcfrpnhmfiiii were nrrvrd Intrr.
The tirxl rrKiilnr mrrtlnR will be
on Ttiriulny, Mny 25. with Inltlntlnil
(if randlttntra Cmivrnilnn tcntn
inrmiMTi mid of fieri i Hill be 111
chart; o.
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Featured By BPW
Bualneai and Profeaalonal Women' club membera enjoyed a pro
Krnm arranited by Jonnle Bell, youth chairman, at their dinner meet
ing, May 17, at the Wlllard hotel.
For the Ilrat part of the program, Dorothy Ramaey preaented her
phyalcal education claaaea In colorful folk dancea. Her fourth grade
puplli gave a Dutch dance: the fifth grade, a Bpanlah dance; the
alxth grade, a Bcottlah rye waltz; the seventh grade, a Danlah dance;
and the eighth grade a German dance. The dancera were beautifully
coatumed and delighted their audi- a
MR. AND MRS. Dorrell Ervin leave the Klamath Temple
after their wedding April 24. Before her marriage, Mrs. Ervin
was Wanda Nelson and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
R. A. Nelson. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ervin, also
of Klamath Fills. They are at home at 73 Pine street,
Kennell-Ellla.
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HAPPY little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Clark S. Easlon of
2362 White, is Janice Ann,
who is just one year old
initiation Held
By Soroptimists
The Boropllmlal club of KlamaUi FalU held Ita la.at Initiation of
the clu'ia flmul year In the Pellran party room Thuradny at noon.
Uiri.i Peyton, audited by Lillian Hillli, conducted the Initiation.
Alma Mullia. Ueih OrlKKa and Olive Wilson were initialed and preaent
ed Willi blue and gold cornagea. Prealdent Thelma Henry welcomed
Ihem Into the club.
Delia llaikea told of the many Inlereallng and amualng exiierlencea
ahe had during her recent trip to
Dnllaa. Tex. with the Wlllard hotel
ence.
Ham Smith, city recreation di
rector, apoke concerning the recre
ation needs of Klamath Falla. He
pointed out the three neceaaary re
quirement! for any recreational
program are apace, equipment and
leadership. He atreaaed the Import
ance of public opinion In the itic
ci-rafiil accomplishment of a com
munity program of this type.
Mr. Hmlth showed the Mm "Play
ground. U. S. A." which Illustrated
the advantages enjoyed by old and
young alike from an adequate rec
reational program. Decatur, III.,
w as shown as a city with Ideal recre
ational facilities.
A short business meeting was held
during which plans were discussed
for the atale convention at Eugene.
June 4. 5 and 6. All members were
urged to attend convention, and
transportation arrangements may
be made by calling Loralne Qulllen,
6169.
An Invitation has been extended
to all Business and Professional
Wcmen's club members to attend a
luncheon given by the Klamath
County I-eague of Women Voters
in the Pelican party room at 13
noon, on May 28, wnen tne recn
nlcolor sound film. "Oreen Harvest."
will be shown through the courtesy
of T. 8. Durment of Weverhaeuser
T'.mber company. Members who
wish to attend mir make reserva
tions with Loralne Qulllen, 5165. be
fore May 24.
Next meeting Is being arranged
bow ling tram. 1
Doris Peyton Introduced the guest
apcuker. Mra Louis Nations, who
told of her travels and experiences
while in Kouili America where her
huibind held the position of co
ordnnaor of International affairs
during the war. Mrs. Nations do
nated her services to the USO and
did i-oiiMdernble canteen work while
In Lima. Peru. She did extensive
service work through the American
Federation of Women's Clubs and.
while in Parupuay. ahe did educa
tlnnnl work with exchange atudents.
To illuatrntp her talk Mrs. Nations
brotiiMl Miuvenlrs and siwlmens of
handiwork from all the countries
she viMted. Including a lovely na
tive roMtune of her own and a com
plete costume of her husband's. The
luvellpit and mast Interesting of her
collection were sjieclmens of a deli
cate .'ace from Paraguay called Nan
duil made of fine linen thread. She
had outstanding examples of Peru
vian ilver ana Intricate woodwork
from 'he mnnv varieties of the Jun
gle hardwoods
At nresent Mrs Nations is teach
ing and her husband Is with the
bureau of reclamation In Klamath
Kails.
The next week's meeting will be
the annual party given for the Ven
ture club. A vpry Intprestlng pro
gram has bppn planned and all the
Venllirn rlnh mpmlvpi nre InvlleH
Kennell-Ellls. I All members are urged to be sure
Tuesday Party
A bridal shower was given at the
home of Mrs. Roy Spanglrr on Tues
day, May 18, in honor of Blllie
Brnes of Klamath Falls who will
become the bride of Alvm Schrleb-
er of Tulelake In a June ceremony.
Games were played and prizes
awarded to Miss Byrnes and Mrs.
F.arl Heck. After the bride-to-be
opened her gifts, refreahmenu were
served by the hostess.
Present to compliment her were
Mrs. Mue Moore. Mrs. Kathryn
Moore. Mrs. Hnttlr Prince. Mrs.
Thelma Tllley, Mrs. Earl Heck. Mrs.
Aide Wilson, Mrs. R. H. Urback.
Mrs. Oertie Jenkins, Mrs. Veta
Patrick, Mrs. Mary Weston. Mrs.
Maxlne Van Busklrk. Mrs. Minnie
Rchrieber of Portland. Mra. Hugh
Bronson. Mrs. I. W. Crawford and
Owen Orlp.
Those sending gifts but unable to
be prespnt wer Mrs. Dorothy To
bias. Mrs Elsie WroMer. Mrs. Pat
Rprnrcr. Mrs. L. King. Mrs. Thelma
Roper. Mrs. VI Orecn. Mrs. Pete
Be-gman. Mrs. Ruth Rodenburuer.
Mrs. Earl Spry. Mrs. LeRoy Coyner,
Mrs. Mabel Udell. Mrs. Ray Bvrnes
and Mrs. Donald Schrlcber of Port
In nd.
Bridal Shower
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wells of
3413 Union entertained with a bridal
shower on Saturday evening. May
19. for Lucy Mae Oowey of San
Bruno. Calif,, and their son. Ed
ward Warren, also of San Bruno.
Miss Oowev and Mr. Warren ar
rived on Pridav with Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Warren. Sr.. to visit over the
week-end, and the shower was a
surprise for both. The linen-covered
Uble was centered with a wedding
cake with miniature bride. Flowers
were nsed on the table and about
the rooma.
Attending were Mrs. Rosa Wells.
Mr and Mrs. Donald Brandt. Helen
Warren. Mr. and Mrs. Edward West,
rr.m, Mr. and Mrs. Rum Warren.
Sr., of Ran Bruno. Mr. and Mrs.
Rem Wsrren. Jr.. and dsnhter
Tlnda. Everett Wreht. W'lliam
Rleek R. O. MilW. Patricia Heni-v
end th host and hostess, Mr. and
Mrs. Wells.
Miss Oowev Is the dsuchter of
Vr. and Mrs. M. M. Oowey of
Brighton, la., and Edward Warren
is In biiine In San Bmno with
hli father. The church wedding will
take place on June 30 in Sun Bmno.
and several from Klamath Falls
plsn to attend.
The four from Ran Bruno left on
Sunday to return to their homes
In the southern city.
by the put presidents for June 7
when new officers will be Installed.
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