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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1949
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MRS. ERIC IVER STRIDE, who was Jone Lester before her
morrioge June 18. The groom is the son of Mr. ond Mrs.
Peter Stride of this city, ond the bride is the daughter of Mr.
ond Mrs. Harold Lester of Tieton, Wash.
Studio Martin. Yakima.
Bright Future
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20. Size 18 takes 4i ranis of 35
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Thela Thru Rho OirLs club No.
8 held installation of officer for
it second term of MX months Wed
nrsdey night. Julr 13. The club aa
reactivated last December 18. and
at present has a membership of
over SO t'lls-
Mae Anderson, suite board mem.
brr. a as installing officer, and con
ferred the honors of the club to the
following new officers: Shirley
Beckham, president; Margie Miller,
vice president; Linda Franklin, re
cording secretary; Jeamite Flta
aatrr. financial secretary: PrUcilla
McDonald, treasurer; Corliss May
field, risl'.t support to president;
Anna Lungren. left support to pres
ident : Delores Thompson, rit 111 sup
port to vice president; Dorris
Thomas, left support to vice presi
dent; Janice Larson, musician; Joan
Kiuwater. chaplain; Koberta Wade,
inside guardian: Judy F.Umorr. out
side guardian: Mary Harris, mar
shal. W.th the new officers of Tneta
Theta Rho Girls' club No. 8. a new
advisory board appointed by Pros
perity Rebekah lodge 104. took over
for a period of six months. Bernice
McCracken will be the new advisor,
with Esther Funster as her assist
ant. Other members of the board
are Ellen Wade, Amy Ellsmore and
Lucille Bold.
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SUSAN LEE MORTON celebrated her birthday recently with a lown party. She is three
years old Left to right, top row, Jimmie Moore, Susan Lee, Bobby Sari; front row, left to
right, Ralpha Kitterman, Janice Parr ond Sondro Honey.
Uudrnan.
Shower
Installed
Bridge Event
MERRILL Mrs. Jennie Fugste
Birthday
Mrs. Elodie Mochettas celebrated
her 89th birthday June 29 in Port
land. Mrs. Mochettas lives in Klam
ath Falls with her daughter. Mrs.
A. Dover!. At the tune of her birth
day she was visiting with another
MERRILL Installation of offl- ! entertained with an evening of
it.. . Tk.i. nh ! bridge at her home Friday evening
cers of Alpha Omega Theta Rho . Jyly J& Th mM M
girls was held at their regular meet- ! rugt, , sister. Mrs. Bert Jones,
ing July 7. who with her dsughter. Mary, has ! send. Mrs. Armeniia Wilson. Mrs.
Installed were Betty Kotlhotf. ' been visiting in Merrill for the , Ed Burkholder. Mrs. Mallory. Mrs
Birthdoy Club
Mrs. Fred Biehn was lioate-s at
a luncheon Wednesday for mem
bers of the birthday club.
Present were Mrs. Clirt Ashby
and ton. Patrick. Mrs. I'. C. Town
LANOKl.t. VALLEY A lovely
layette shower honoilng Mis. Wal
ter rlmllli Jr. was given by the
Langrll Valley Women's club at the
parish lull on July 14. Hostesses
were Mis. Hill lluiuelt, Mia. lister
Jour. Mra, Paul Monroe and Mis.
Bill Noble.
The hall was decorated with
eeteaa and the gifts were ar
ranged on lace covered tablra. Each
guest was given a pink or blue cor. 1
sage made by Mra. Harry Frasler
committee. '
Pauline Noble played Iter accor
dion and song two songs. Later. Mrs.
Eddie (Iralian and Mrs. Jo Polucek
presented a skit.
Present at the affair were Mrs
Ernest Clravea of Chlloqiiln, Kath
erlne O'Connor. Mary Anne Hmlth
and Marylou O'Connor, all of Klam
ath Falls. Mia. r.'llf oilman, Mrs
tester Moore and Kathleen, all of
Merrill.
Mrs F W. Hrowii. Mrs Lloyd ;
Crawford. Mis. Mae (Ule. Mia. In
land Hums. Mrs Ray Marrhatil.
Betty Nnhle. Mrs. Weslev Dearborn.
Mra. Harry Frasler. Mrs. Lloyd
Emlrey. Mrs. Hub llnrrls, Mra. Chris
Hood. Mrs. Charles Walker. Mrs I
Hubv Paiamoie j
Mis. Hrsale Campbell. Mra. Bob !
Center. Mra. tinnier Robert. Mra I
Heniaman Nork. Mra Anne Para- '
more. Mis. Ronald Pfeiffer. Mis. ;
Dale Bmelcer. Pauline Ni'ble, Mia. ;
Eddie Orallan. Mra Don Row. Mra
Bill Novotny. Mra. Oeorge Femlund, t
Mrs. Joe Polucek. Mra. Eddie Meach. j
er. Mra. II. D. Hteedley. Ruth
Flearher. Sherry and Kaihv NUr- i
chant. Charlotte Noble. Claudelte
Pfeiffer. Mrs. Lester Leavltt and Uit
hostraaea. '.
Jolly Meet
Tlie July meeting of Ilia Jolly
Neighbors waa held Wednesday afu
ernoou and games were plavtd.
PrUea went In Harbaia Htevens
and Hulli Hnsnell.
Attending were Hetty Padgett and
Linda. Hnrrlet Newman, Viola New.
man, Dorothy Aimer, lluth Russell
and Uulll Anna and Clunk, Mis,
Crapo. Alma Upprndahl, Mis,
HiMK'ht, Mra. Haiker and Jimmy,
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daughter. Mrs. P. H. Petitmermet, ,
Portland.
All of her children were present I
for the occasion. Attending were
Mr. and Mrs. D. Mochettas. Me
Mmnville. Mrs. A. Dover! and fam- j
lly. Emll Mochettas and Ida Mpchet- i
tax. all of Klamath Falls. I
Attending the party also were j
grandchildren and great-grandchil-
dren of the honored guest. i
Picnic 1
The auxiliary to the Brotherhood !
of Railroad Trainmen held a short ,
meeting in the KC hall Thursday 1
evening July 14 with Patricia Henry I
presiding.
The membership drive was dls-1
cussed as waa the ptnlc planned i
for August.
There will be no meeting next
month, and the White Elephant
award will be made at the first
September meeting.
Mrs. T. O. Tweet has anounced
the engagement of her daughter.
Waiva Jean Salisbury to John H.
Menefee. son of the Reverend and
Mrs. Guy C. Menefee of Rochester.
Minn.
The wedding la scheduled for
early fall.
president: Arlene Lender, vice pres
ident: Yvonne Conner, secretary:
Martha Brasley. ftandal secretary;
Mary Lou Quails, treasurer; Joan
Drager. chaplain: Lila Winebanter.
warden: Evelyn Orayson. marshal;
Connie Reeves, right supporter to
president; Marie Haskins. left sup
porter to president.
Dolores Conner, left supporter to and Mrs. Steele,
vice president; Loretta Lender, right
supporter to vice president: Lily PfjzeS
1AIUTI. KUB.U.M.,
Two tables were in play with I Mra. 0. S. Balrntine. Mrs. Oales of ; Tieton. Wash.
A bride of June 18 waa Jane Les
ter hen she married Eric Iver
Stride. The two said their vowa at
the Tieton Presbyterian church In
prises being awarded to Mrs. liar- Portland, and the hostess' eon and
old Hendnrkvin for high score, and
to Mrs. R. W. Steele for low score.
Refreshments were served by thr
hostess to the honor guest, Mrs.
Jones, Mrs. Kiley DeLap, Mrs. Tom
Laird. Mrs. Virgil Kexford. Mrs
8antford Jones, Mrs. Hrndrtcksou
daughter.
Surprise
BONANZA Mis. Hay DarU
wss surprised on her birthday Hut
urdsy evening when frlrnds brought
a birthday cake and other refresh
menu to celebrate the occasion.
Present for the evening were
Nettle and Ray Davis. Miriam and
Joe Polucek. Jeannette and Edd.e
Jane la the daughter of Mr. and ;
Mra Harold Lester of Tieton. and i
Iver is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Stride of tills city.
Both the young people were stu-
dents at Unfleld college at McMinn. I
vine, Ore. They are now living at
111 8. W. Montgomery street. Port-
land. Ore.
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Icenbice. nest oresident: Francea MERRILL An evening of
Eifert. first herald: Peggy Dillon, bridge was enjoyed at the Riley I Orallan. Mildred and Bill Novotny
fourth herald. Fifteen members and DeLap home Saturday evening and Denny Davis.
la Rebeksh sisters were present. July 18. Two tables were In play
Th ne.t meetina? will be Julv 21. 1 Ann Bilva. Howard Dewey
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and at this time six new members
will be initiated.
Hcndrtrkson winning
and Lillian
prises.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. A. O.
Silva. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hend
rtckson. Mr. and Mrs. Howard A
Hostesses
MERRILL Mrs. Tom Laird and , P"' n? ln' ,ho" n no"-
Mrs. Harold Hendrickson were ; r- "a mr-
hostesses at bridge July 14. at the
home of the Utter. Two tables were I
in play and prises were awarded
to Mrs. William Westover for high
score, and to Mrs. Uoyd Emery for
low score. 1
Refreshments were served to Mrs. 1
Hans Norland. Mrs. Harold Telle.,
Mrs. Paul Angstead, Mrs. Emery.
Mrs. Westover. Mrs. Ed Bell and
Mrs. Riley DeLap. '
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Anti-Smog Law
Asked In Portland
PORTLAND, July 20 T Mayor
Dorothy McCullough Lee of Port
land announced Tuesday she was
taking steps to keep smog from be
coming a problem here.
She proposed an ordinance to re
store the smoke-prevention commit
tee that operated before the war.
Mrs. Lee noted the city's growing
industrialization and commented
"the time to develop adequate
smoke-control is when plants are
being built, not afterward."
COMMITTER
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widely-traveled Rotarians in the
land. He Is John Peck, a Carneill
rancher, who has to drive 70 miles
to the weekly luncheon club meeting.
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