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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1949)
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON WEDNESDAY. JULY 6, 14 PACI El CUT Silver Weddinq Anniversary Tea MERRILL Mr. and Mm. Harold J. Hrndru-kson observed their 15th weddlnit anniversary on Sunday. June 36. with mi open house. About 150 friends and acquaintances called to wish them many happy returns of the day. The tea table was lovely In white and silver with a floral bouquet of white larkspur, chrysanthemums and baby breath centering the Uble and flanked by tall white tapers In silver candelabra. On the buffet waa the three-tiered anniversary cake with hunted tapers on either side, Bouqueta of garden flowers were placed around the room. , Hours were from 3 to 6. and pnur- ii.nnnrn www M id-Week simm Reunion Meet FORT KLAMATH The third annual picnic ana reunion of old Dolores Steele. Lois Lea Kan- friends was held on Sunday at drs. Ingrid Norland, and Patty Union creek, when 44 people. In- O'Connor. Kathleen OTvecle passed eluding former and present rrsi- ! the guest book, dents of Fort Klamath and the Musical numbers during the after Wood River valley gathered for the noon were presented by ihe Merrill day. barbershop quartette. Peggy D.llon. It was a pleasurable outing at ! Mildred Petnk and Ronnie Trot which the friends met. some of; man. The Hendncksons will have whom had not teen each other In " Interesting account of their many years. By having a specific silver wedding anniversary for tape date on which to meet throughout recordings were made curing the the years, contact Is maintained j which might otherwise oe impos- StOlC I The group spent the day discuss- U)at umt Hendrickson was tng personal activities and ?m' a member of the local school faculty, ones. A picnic lunch was held at Durlng m yrar, uy mjvi noon. Before separating In the late to Ktanutn sus. where he was afternoon, those present completed juwml, officer for Klamath county, plans for a similar picnic next June. I years ago they returned to Mer An InvlUtion is extended to persons I rlUi an; Mr Hendrickson took up wishing to attend the annual get- na prrsm position as high school together. The only stipulation Is principal. They have two children, that they must be either present j jtc lntj jjary jo. or former residents of Fort Klamath j Members of the Immediate family and the Wood River valley. 1 present for the aff.-.ir were Mr. Present for this year's picnic and Hendncksons mother. Mrs. Anna reunion were the following from ; Hendrickson, Mrs. J. L. Leas, and Fort Klamath: Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mr. and Mrs. Hasen L. Olsen and Darling. Mr. and Mrs. William Cathy Ann of Eugene: Mr. and Mrs. Brewer and son and daughter. Lyle ! Eddie Campbell of PrinevUle. Mrs. and Darla. Mrs. Frank Denton. Mr. ; Hendrickson s sister. Miss Sadie But and Mrs. Delbert Denton and daugh- kr of Minneapolis and her brother ter. Cathy: Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Paul F. Butler and Mrs. Butler of s Leader and sen and daughter. , Wilfred and Joan Loosley; Mrs. Olive M. Denton. Mr. and Mrs. Forester Loosley. Mr. Claude Loosley and Mrs. Kath ertne Nichols from Susanville. Calif. From Medford were Mrs. Edna Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Burle Grtffin and sons. Gary and Kim; Fern Leever and D. F. Lawton. Attending from Ashland were Mr. and Mrs. George Bannister and daughters. Mary and Ann, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Turner. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middlebusher of Prospect, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hust and daughter Susan of Talent: Mrs. Wesley Davis. Mrs. Silas Davis and son Wesley of Applegate. Ore, and Mr. and Mrs. George Ltsk of Pasadena. Calif. Birthday LANGE1X VALLEY Mrs. Ray Marchant entertained In honor of her daughter Kathy who waa nine years old June 18. Games and con testa were enjoyed with prises going to Marilyn Ralph and Beverly Barclay. A beautiful birthday cake and party refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon to the honored guest, Kathy Merchant, ?ma Peimann. Marilyn Ralph, Elaine Jones, Ruth Fletcher. Bever ley Berkley, Claudette Pfeiffer. Lo let Bleler. Leo la Barclay. Evelyn Martin and Sherry MarchanL FROM KLAMATWS . V';:"lr' ting during the afternoon were Mrs. 'Rav Merrill. Mrs. H. O. Cox Mr. R. H. Anderson. Mrs. N. H. Hogue. Mrs. YV. C. Bailey. Mrs. R. W. Steele, ; Mrs. Anna Hendrickson, Mrs. Wil liam Jmnelle. and Mrs. Guy Mer rill. Presiding at the punch bowl were Peggy Dillon snd Mildred Peink. Assisting about the room were Mrs. Riley DcLap. Mrs. Louis Stew are. Mrs. Eleanor Crawford. Mis , Cliff Shuck. Mrs. Tom Laird. Mrs. Hans Norland. Mrs. Joe Sieele, Mrs. Paul Butler. Mrs. R. L. Dragon. Mrs. R. R. Walker. Miss Sadie Butter. t ll.un I Hln Un Jllhll " Mr. and Mrs. Hendrickson came to ! Merrill, from Minnesota, in June iq... ,,J Mm.lr,H until tUtti nit-- KJamaio rails. SHIRLEY ANN DAVIDSON, 3-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Davidson, 4076 Shasta Way, celebrated her birthday on June 25. Ferebee-Kessler. 7 or ,' ' :;w I'M -I- V Thii peaceful scene it typical of Klamath's finest dairy fermi . . . from which coma Crater Lake's HIGH QUALITY milks. Believing in the importance of PRODUCTION STANDARDS, Crater Lake begins a newsy series of pictorial visits to these precise operations. This scene will be identified when you visit here again, with the owners and some of their thoroughbred dairy stock. KLAMATH FALLS CREAMERY HOME OF (O A ; E C 1 M "f M' ,: 'S3 CUTTING TKE CAKE at their porty on June 26, are Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Hendrickson. A large group of friends gathered at their, open house to j congratulate them. Gudenan. 1 j Reports Aloha chapter No. 61. Order of the Eastern Star, met In regular session Tuesday evening. June 28. at the Masonic temple. Klamath ave nue. Phyllis Poole, worthy matron, and Jack Shulxe. worthy patron, : presided. I Grand officers present for the ! j meeting included Anna L. Foust ; i past grand matron of Kansas, who is visiting her daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Wales: Lorena I I McNair. Ashland, past grand matron or Oregon: Gladys Halousek, Mann. grand adah of the grand chapter of Oregon: AdeUide Clary. Ashland. , grano ir'pirsciitatite ut tttis.'Mjui I. Marie Waddell. guardian of Bethel No. 6 of the International Order of Jobs Daughters. These guests were seated in the East, introduced and accorded honors. Reports of the sessions of the Eastern Star grand chapter of Ore- , . . . gon held in Portland last week were I Initiation, given by Phyllis Poole. Jack Schulze. MERRILL The women of the Blanche Schulie. Letha Murphy and I Moose held their regular meeting on Sallie Wood, all of whom were in June Jt in the recreation hall. Portland for the meeting. Initiation was held for six new Degrees of the order were con- members, Mardella Ralston, Blanclie ferred upon four candidates. Mil- Perkins, Hattte Prince. Haxel Ftsh dred Dimbat. Dorothy Tyrell. Ray er. Clarice Fahke, and Edith a. l yreii ana noma l. i nomas. Degree girls assisting In the initia tion ceremonies were Ruth Rente, Jane Penelli, Ruth Phelps and Edna Jones. At the conclusion of chapter ses sions, refreshments were served In the downstairs dining room which had been converted into an outdoor garden scene by the use of spraying At the close of the meeting re fountains, umbrellas and other gar- freshments were served by the Loyal den furniture. The refreshment committee Included Ora Oienger. Rena Oldham. Jane Howell and Charlotte Osbom. In charge of decorations were Edna Jonea and Alpha Phelps. Host and hostesses for the eve ning were Oliver Spiker. Clairalice Epperson. Kate Peyton. Elizabeth Noma and Nellie Rose Jones. As Is the custom, chapter sus- FINEST DAIRIES . . . 'V: - - ' e: 25th wedding onniversory i pended meetings during July and August. September 11 will be the next regular meeting dale. ... , Dinner Party TULELAKE Mr. and Mrs. Charles Card Sr. of the Yukon were guests of honor at a dinner party at Cal-Ore Wednesday night with men na women of the Yukon shuffle- board teams as the hosts. I The honored guests were pre- i wnted with gifu of jewelry by the I groups which have played the new Amrncan game duruig the w uiter anj spring piCM ,w m,rkpd (or d for Ur M w.m . and Mrs. Jot Liptak. Mr. and Mrs Lou Toucher. Mr. and Mrs. John Masterson. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Perry. Mrs. 8teve Takacs. Jean . Ivory. Bill Miller. Mr. Daniels and Verne Bailey of Portland. Hodges. Installation of new officers and escorts was also held. New officers for the ensuing years are Maggie Adams, senior regent: Rose Spolek. junior regent: Beatrice Jones, chaplain: Rose Van Meter, recorder: Lillian Oeaney. treasurer: Veronica McNeill, lunlor graduate regent. Order of Moose. 1- 1 - . rrgi YShl Home RJtes 1IKNLKY Miss Lucille Keady. daugiller of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Keady. became the bride of Leonard M. Preston Friday. June 17. In a single ring reiemony which wai solcmnircd In the presence of nmny friends and relttliies rtt the home of the bride s parents. The Rev. J. K. Deljip officiated. The traditional aedtling march! and "Dream ol Love acre played on the plana by Anita have Pcuglt. An aunt of the bilile. Mis. Jituics Bovd sing "The Prayer Perfect." The bride wore an egg-shell gab erdine suit with while accessories and an orchid corsage. Maid of honor was Sylwa Ke.itlv. sister of the bride. She wore a pale green suit and an im-lild corsage. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Preston of Toledo, tire, was nitrnded bv Mrlvln Swire of Port land as best in in The bride's mother woie a black dress with a red rose corsage and Ihe groom's mothrr wore a blue dress with a corsage of talisman rose.-. At the reception which followed. Ihe bride ami rmun cm the lirst p:ece of the wedding cake Mra. Otlell Olson, aunt of the bride, eon tlnne.l senilis Mrs. Kay l.ctlbetter presided nt the punch bvl and Ma:tie Preston, sister of the croora. was in charge of the guest book. Out of tnwn guests ere Mr. and Mrs " nr-.'l en' c-n h'er M.ixtue from Toledo. Ore.. Mrs. Ernest Brown of Mills City, Ore.i Vr and i lla-old Johnson of , Hutte FalU ore. Miss St-lla Bell-nh-m of Portland sod Mrs. Jumps tt..wt UK.-.t. -, n, fr..m lllv Dre " ' . ... lo-tion MrPP" L Merrill Saddle Hub ,rc,ta offli-ers at 'ts last meeting hen Mrs. Claude Shurk w as host- ess. assisted bv Mra. Victor huck Virginia Hasklns as elected pres ident. Lels Hammond Is vice presi dent and Nora Cahman. secretary, treasurer. At the close of the business meet ing refreshments were served by the hostesses to llrlen Shuck, Nora Cashmsn. Meda Giacomlnl. Isabel harry. Oeorgle Degiian. Iva Hill. Virginia Haskms, Thrtma stukel. f ela Hammond. Jean VanCleve. Ruby O Neil. 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Hie following mrinurra were In stalled Into olflce lor the coming year. Henior regput. Husle lloolh; junior regent. Hylvla McCoiiuel; rliaiilain. M.nv Mills: recorder, Fannie Mae Thompson: treasurer, Ann ICcles: radu.ite regent. Blanche Pyle: argils. Kills Wilkinson: sen. Ilnel, Mlldied iiionipson: pianist, Deld Mlriland. Insliillliig uf liter were Kalhleen llrplniru. Iiisialling ilmliuian: Jat kit learh. Instilling regent; Belle Tompkins. In-.l.iUinii ilmpliilii; Ni non Nyliack. Iiisialhng guide, snd Uirrla llrneitltl. Insialllug plsnhu (lovernttr Irat h on liehnll nl the ttyal Ottlrr ol Moose preiteutetl the n-w senior regrnt with a bouquet of roses Appietiullou was ex pressed bv nil trilling olllcera lor Ihe roopeiallnn Ihey had received dm lug the past year. ronimliiee ilialunru apixiliitrd tor ihe routing year ate child eaie, Virginia Fuller. Iioiiieinvkllul. Irene llamrl: lln..iltal guild. UtU Wllkln uin lllii arv. Vrmr llean Long: mem brrshlp. Mailttlle Comer: Motwe havrn. Maiv llittharll; Mttcweheart, Itulll Fhrtns. Mi.isehrarl allllMlll, Htilith llriin: puhllclly. Maile All derstiu. ritual. Bonnie Fills: social service. Dolly Cos. Iilrndship. Kalh leen Hepburn. After the meeting was rinsed re IreAlimenis were servetl In the base ment followed by a dance In Ihe H..1H t CUATEIt LAKE DAIRY PRODUCTS HALO le SALE -NOW AT PAYLESS DRUG 808 Main Canity i
