SATURDAY, SEPT. 3, 1949
' HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACI JIVIN
Zweybruck Speaker
At Soroptimist
I'll! Bnrmitlmlit rlub nf Klanmlli falls mrt Thursday at 13:16 at
Uit I'rllcuii party mom. At Hits intulttr inrrtlug, Ilir eprclal program
aea arreiigrd by Piuxram (Jlmliiiiaii lllum-lie l.uncly with Lorraine
(olltluill aa dial! mull of tha day.
'Ilia (Irat aiieaarr wee I'rggy Wllllama, who liaa brrll a trartirr nf
art but tiaa rrrriitly turned to rrtran h in tiallva arta and crafta. Hha
liaa brrn attiilylng and gatliriliig material fur lectures In Mexico, and
haa silent llliull llmr taklnil nil. .red shrira to lllusllale point III color,
drslmi, and coinHnliliin. Hli Inlutinnl Uia group I hat alia had aoma
xrrllrnt alldra of Klanmlli Kails,
md t'latrr lake to luka bark with
tier. Hhe waa an asiimaiit to I'lo
fraaor Kinmy Kwrybrurk thla sum
aier at tha art erlinul at Oi l.
Nora, Oia aerond aM-aker and
daughter of I'mfnaor Zwrylirurk.
poka nf tha hipl'allty shown
I hem while In Klamath Kali' The
intrrrnl, rnthu'lesni, frlendllnea.
tirf talent of tha neonle aha mrt
during hrr atay In Ihr city had
madr a ilrrp linprras'on on her
and aha rxprrsMl a dcaitr to re
turn again. Hlia waa rially gne
aroua In her pralM of tha Klamath
huh arhool atudenta aha had In
her courara at OTI.
She madr number of painting,
of ec-rnra III Klamaih county lm
her exhibit In New York and thu
tall aha will display her work at
tha Municipal Art Oallery of New
York City. Hha la director of the
trxtlle department nf tha arhool
fina and Industrial dlvuvlon of the
Anu-rlcan Crayon comimny In New
Ynfk and la coiisldcrrd aa ona of
tha best.
Tha I attaaker Waa PrnfeaMir
rmmy ZweWiruck who waa tha di
rector of tha art arhool hera Una
unimer.
rroin 1931 to l31 Profruor 7.ry.
brurk carna to tha Unltad Hutea difficult)! probably lira In attempt
aarh year from Vienna for a arrlea , l"g to guru Ilia pro par tamper,
of lecture toura through thr roun- I lu"-- I" 'th IhrrmoataUc
try. bha had promised her daunh- ! cn'roU. It may be that the con-
trr that aha would be educated In
the United HUlra. On hrr last via
It In 131 aha received prrmuuion
to brtng hrr daughter to the United
main, where ahe enrollrd hrr In
arhool.
They rrmalnrd here and aha has
contributed much to thla country
In the way of art. tthe told thr j
group that thry were Indeed for
tunate to live out here In the went
wttart everything la comparatively
new. Bha frela that tinea we are
wot handicapped by tradition It
glvaa ua a chance to go far In mod
ern art and dealt n.
After the meeting many mem
bera and I urate rrmalnrd to look
ever the work that aoma of the
club membara had done in the art
claaaaa thla aummer.
The following wrre gueata of club
mrmbera: Oeorglanna Hpragur. Mia. '
Drton. Mr Loula Mann, Dorothea
Klllng-on, Han Oorllrr Alrxandrr,
Mra. liana Urhertk. Brnilre Drltt.
Helen Balmtlne, Merlon Albrecht,
and Mra. O Hare, who la a for
mer Boroptlmtit In Camaa, Wash
ington. Prizes Won
The He -bin rluh mrt Thurad.r I
.evening Augual 35 at the home of j rr- thrrmomrter and a little
rannle Thompann for oard party. ' rarrful allrntlon will be a lure curt
1 Prlare were won by rdna Jen.rn. ' '" baking faUurea cauard by Incor
fVtiy Long. Prancea llrrbrrt and nct trmprraturre.
aiaudla Lavrann.
A FIRST BIRTHDAY is always
a big event, and it was for
Lorry Walker, son of Mr. ond
Mrs. W. F. Walker Jr. of this
city. He was one year old
August 22. His grandparents
ore Mr. ond Mrs. John Hocrth
of this city and Mr. ond Mrs.
w. r. waiKer or i rumann,
Jonrt-MUIrr.
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Coffee Hour
Mr Mary Klljtbrlh Jruiiraa waa
honored (September 1 on tha occa
sion of her arventy-alxth birthday
with a code hour given by h a r
daughter Mr , C'harL , Kandall at
tha Imma of Mra. Krrrman Younl.
Attending tha affair wara Mra.
Hauli 'I weed, l.uclle Tweed, Mra.
Itny Itrcvr. Mra. Ornrge Moaea.
Mra. U-wl Hornby, Mra. Kugrria
Williams, Mra. Kdward Htiark,
Mra. kdward Livingstone, Mra. Kol
and Wiwlit. Mra llert Thomaa,
Ml. Handy I'litrrt, Mra. John rk.hu
Ixit and Hnaron Kendall and tha
h.Miriviea Mra. Yount and Mra.
Kendall.
'Baking
Failures?
If rakra roma out of tha oven
pala and flabby, coars In feature
or b u r n a d around tna edgaa,
rhancr are tha oven temperature
la n 'tlame.
If the ovan haa no thermoatat. tha
""e "-"iuih
either raar. a portable ovrn
thermometer la an excrllrnt guide
to accural baking Irmiieraluxea.
In utlng the ovrn without a control,
a glaiue at the Ihrrmoinrlrr Indl
catea when the ovan heat ahould or
raira or lowrrra to kerp a con
temperature The Uirrmomr-
trr la also uarful In tratlng the ac-
rurary uf the ovan wiin Ihermoatat-
Ic conttul.
Chooae an ovrn thrrmomrter that
Ukra up a minimum of apace and
dnran't Inirrlrre with the arrange,
mrnt of baking pane. On that I
black enameled metal with ahlny
chrome trim. It haa a round, clock
Ilka tar printed with black, rajy
eaprrially handy la mad of aturdy
to-rrad tigurrs. Bmail and compart,
thla thermometer la dralgned to
tand on. or hang from, the oven
rack
To tu. hang or aland the Ihrr
momrtrr on the ovrn rack on which
the food la to be baked. Turn the
heat on high to pre-heat the oven
to the deal red temperature. Then
lowrr the hrat to keep Uia tempera
ture rotutant. It will be necraaary
to perk at the thrr.nometer during
the baking period to be certain thai
,h h cnrTecllT adjuated. How.
ihower-Luncheon
Mr. John C. ONell waa fried
recently with a ahowrr glvrn at the
home of Mra. Martin Irving by Mra.
Irving and Mra, Clayton Burrell.
The affair waa a luncheon and
baby ahowrr. Ollta war held In two
maple cradle.
Prrarnt wrr the gurat of honor.
Mra. John O'Nrlll. Mr. John Pick
rtl. Mra. Thorn aa ODwyrr. Mra.
Jamea Ivory. Mr. Arthur Retnhart,
Mra. Ray Mc.Natr and tha hoat.
furl. fT)
a a
Bridal Party
A pre-nuptlal party waa given re
cently by Mra. Bud Peteratrlncr
and Mr. Charlra Man at the Pe
trratnnrr home honoring Beverly
Zanuky and Dirk Smart.
Prmrnt for the gathering were
Brverly Zamaky. Mr. Tony Mol.
tore. Mr. Bill Bauatlen. Rulh Lan
dry, Marie Buty. Mary Hawklna.
Portland. Mra. Douglaa Clement.
Mra. Bill Wilton. CorvallU. Blllle
In MrAdama, Han Pranctaro, Mar
relyn Wurglna, Irrne Rumlano, Wll.
Iowa. Calif Jind Mra. Richard Olo
vrr. mother of the groom.
a e a
Birthday Party
fjiurenr Hill rrlrbratrr hi ftev
rnth birthday with party at hit
home Atikuat 1. Prrarnt for the
party wrr Larry Nlchola. Michael
Wr.lt, Janlr Nichols, Penny Vt
Hill. Trudy Thurman, Carleene
Thurman. Wealry Smith, Bra and
Donna Pot. Drnnle and Jeanne
Kay Shrorder and Larry Hill.
MARRIED on August 28 were
of Mr. ond Mrs. T. C. Corson,
Mr. ond Mrs. M. C. Thurman.
First Baptist church.
Birthday
Luncheon
CHILOQUIN-Judy Colllna,
daufhler of Mr. and Mra. Walter
Colllna, celebrated hrr tenth birth
day laat Thuraday at a luncheon
liven by her mother.
Oueat for the occatlon wrr Au
drey McNult. Linda and Mend a
MrndrnhalL Marjort Reed. Lealle
Lrake. Loula Nlehaua, Janet
Clark. Bharon Unruh. who tame up
from Klamath Pall, th rural of
honor aUler, Mary Yee. and Judy,
a a a
Wedding Announced
Th ChrUtmaa holldava will be
th ertllnf of th seddinc of Jo
anna Cox. daufhtcr of Mr. and Mr.
Joatph Cox. and Raymond Carder
Jr, arm of Mr. and Mra. W. R. Car
der Br, of Prineville.
Both youni people have been at
tendinc Orraon Htat collrte. Jo
anne will enter her Junior year In
aclrnc. Joanne ha been acUve In
arhool where ah la on the perch
tram. SHe la member of Alpha
Xt Delta aoronty.
Th emtarmrnt waa flrat an
nounced aprlnff term at Joanne
aororlty house where ahe panned thr
traditional box of candy to tell of
th weddlnf plana.
a a
Dinner Given
HENLEY Mr. nd Mr. Clarence
Oober were hoela at a birthday din
ner Saturday nliht honoring two
of Mr. Oober a deter, Mra. Beryl
Durant and Mra. Patricia Brymer
and a brother, Alton Short.
Oueala prrarnt were Mr. and Mra.
B W. Short, Mr. and Mra. Jamea
Brothanck, Mr. and Mr. Harold
Dchllnxrr, Sammy and Delbert
Orhilnxrr, Mr. Alton Bhort, Jlm
mle Short, Pred Brymrr, Michael,
Atari 8u and William Brymer,
Gerald Durant and Winifred Betty,
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Betty Louise Carson, doughter
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The two were married ot the
Ouderlan.
Baby Party
Mra. Oeorge Brof-terhoua, Mra.
Mrlvln Miller and Mra. Robert Er-
landaon were a trio of hoateiuea re
cently for a baby ahower given for
Mra. John C. O'Neill.
Th affair which wat a aurpiiM
ahower, waa given at Mrs. O'NelU'a
horn where an old fashion sewing
bra waa held.
Prearnt tor the party wrr Mr.
Carl Htrlnaeifrr. Mra. Thoma Wat
trra Jr. Mr. Robert Kent, Mary
Alice Ray, Mra. Jim Burneaa Jr.
Mr. Wesley Lorenx. Mra. John Pic
kett, and Dorothea Elltngwn. Un
able to attend but arnding gift
were Merlon Albrecht, and Mra.
Harold Eittrelm Jr.
Bride Feted
Prances Newell, bride-elect of
I Deane Sraney. waa frtrd recently
with ahowrr glvrn by hrr aunt.
Mra. Ray Hansberry, and Mra. Al
Stuart.
I O.ienta wrre Mra. Oenlvlrve An
; derach. Eleanor Hanson. Eugenia
I Hanson. Marlon Esther. Rrgtna
' M union. Trlna Shortgrn. Sarah
I Hrim. Lena Parsons, Mr. Ruth
1 Parsons, Darlene Biingle. Lottie
Kinney. Elate Siemens, Johanne
Ray, Mary Jean Putnam. Vera Stu
art. Dixie Brbbrr. and Pearl Lulhy.
Sending gifts but unable to attend
were Ora Olenger, Lena Newell.
Jntie Knblea, Irrne Hurlbut, Vlda
Campbell, Virginia Howard.
a
Bid and Bye Club
. HENLEY The Bid and Bye club
' net at the home of Mrs. Arlen
: Ooodinf Friday afternoon, with two
' table In nlav. Prize for htrh arore
I waa held by Mra. Jran N orris and
Mra. Bonnie Cheyne won low and
traveling prises.
Prearnt wrre Mrs. Jran Nnrrls,
Mra. Barbara Stone, Mr. Ann Pair
rlo, Mra. Bonnie Cheyne. Mrs. Pa
tricia Brymer. Mra. June Orem, Mrs.
Marguerite Brelthaupt and Mra,
I Ethel WhlUecn.
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Bride Honored
At Shower
A bridal ahowrr waa held recent
ly honorlnir Uetty Carnon. brldr-el-rct
of Marlry T hurman. Mr. E. L.
Hrhorn waa hoalru at the party
which waa held Aucuat 26 at 1.30
p m. at the home of Mra. Charlra
Thurman, Hha waa aaalatrd by Mra.
O. H. 'Ihurnian, Mra. Mart Hrhorn
and Mra. Lonnle Hrhorn.
"he gift table waa decorated with
whit daialea and phlox, whit can
dlea, and white and allver ahowrr
umbrella.
Prearnt were Mra. J. P. Brhom.
Mra. Wealry Harwy, Mra. Brtty
B.aue of Portland, Mra. Evrretl
Hpurka, Mra. Waller Harmon, Mra.
T. C. Caraon, Mra. Chratrr Thomaa.
Mra. Pred Tedrlck and Tonl Lee,
Mra. AI Holllday. Mra. C. D. Br un
arm, Mra. Dan Muthla and Donna
Jran. Mra. Ed Dickey, Mra. Kvelyn
Miller and Jackie. Mra. A. E. Thur
man and Judy, John and Oeorge,
Mra. M. C. Thurman. Virginia Thur
man and (Shirley Ann Hrhorn.
fccndlng gllta but unable to attend
wrre Mra. Prank Cardoza, Mra.
Waller Hanson Jr., Mra. Henry
Warner, Mra. Ralph Benolat, Mra.
Virginia Avery , Mra. Wllma Epps,
Mra. L. R. Kamarad.
Shower
TULELAKE Mr. Marvin Chris
ty waa honored Tueaday afternoon,
August 20 when Hldur Larson. Eva
bell Strret. Terms, street. Gertrude
Chrlaty, Pannle Ryckman and Car
olyn Klckman Nelaon entertained at
a layette ahower The party waa
held In the parlors of the Tulelake
Community Presbyterian church.
Tiny infant doll, cupped In pink
hollyhock bloaaoma and guarded by
a awan floated on a miniature lake
for the tea table centerpiece.
Brahms Lullaby" waa sung by
the g urate during the afternoon.
Quest at th party were Mra.
Dan Crawford Sr.. Mra. S. P. Ter
ry, Peggy and Patay. Mra. Arthur
Martin. Yuma. Arizona, Mrs. Eldon
Larson. Mra. Evelyn Oalloway and
Angellne. Mrs. Donald Snyder, Mrs.
Aurell Hanchett and daughter. Mrs,
John Hubbard. Mra. Earl McPall.
Mra. Cheater J. Main. Shirley and
Carta. Mr. Albert Scott, Mrs. Jean
Peterson and Dorothy.
Mra. Roy Campbell, Mra. J. Mer
ton Brown, Mrs. Leon Street and
Paul, Mra. Dave Crawford. Mra.
Edgar Osborne. Mrs. Vemon Mc
Vry. Mr. Robert Barrow. Mr. Ol
ney Rudd. Mrs. Jim Sterna. Mra.
W. C. Hooper. Mra. Charle K.
Wleae. Mra. Pat McOlnley. Mr.
Clark Penaler, Mrs. Bob Salter
beck. Mra. K. L. Bentley, Mrs. O.
H. Kirby.
Mra. Manrtn Thomas. Mrs. Dick
Palconer. Mra. Irving Warner, Mr.
Hugh Branson and aon, Mr. Stan
ley Buckingham, Dale 8mlth, Jean
Henderson. Klamath rails and th
honored guest.
a a
Barbecue Held
MERRILL Mr. and Mrs. Fred
erick Brown entertained members
of the Merrill Billiards baseball
lem with barbecued chicken sup
ner Baturday evening. After supper
a baseball gam on th lawn was
enjoyed.
Invited were Mr. and Mra. Tom.
bit Perkins. Mr. and Mr. Ira Zlrk
le end Mr. and Mrs. Paul Horn
from Klamath Palls. Mr. and Mra.
Dick Blackwell from Tulelake. Mr.
and Mrs. Oeortre Mlcka. and Mr.
and Mra. Ben Brown from Malln,
and the following from Merrill: Mr.
and Mrs. Knowlton Honeycutt, Mr.
and Mrs. John Coxad. Mr. and Mra.
Bob Hamort, Mr. and Mr. Joe
Brown, Max Lawhead, nd Darrel
sr In
I a a
iBridqe Luncheon
BLY Mrs. David Campbell en
tertained a group of friends with
bridge luncheon Saturday after
noon August 20 at her home.
Prizes won during the party were
warded to Mrs. P. H. Armstrong,
traveling. Mrs. C. A. Smith, high,
and Mrs. Ted Hyde, second.
Present were Mrs C. A. Smith.
Love 8mlth, Mrs. Nick Clifford. Mrs.
Jack Harrison and Mrs. Harry
I Schoenberg of Klamath Palls. Mrs.
Herbert Hadley. Mrs. Clark Abbott.
Mrs. Harold Powell. Mrs. P. H.
Armstrong. Mrs. Jo Kendall, Mrs.
Ted Hyde and th hostess.
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FOUR GENERATIONS of a family ore shown above. From
left to right they ore, Mr. ond Mrs. J. R. Munsel, baby Lee
Allen Jonos, eight months old, Hester Donahue, back row,
ond Lee Lavern Jonas.
Evergreen.
Square Dance
CHILOQUI N Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Myers of Williamson Riv
er were hoeta on Saturday evening
to nearly fifty people at a square
dance party held on their spacious
lawn. The Invited group had, for
the moat part, taken lessons hurt
spring In square dancing from Jim
Wampler and Bill PohU.
Callers for the evening were Jim
Wampler and Loyal Heath. Refresh
ment were enjoyed around the new
outdoor fireplace which th Myers
hare built this summer.
Award of garden produce were
given to Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Cook.
Rev. and Mrs. Her ley Zeller, and
to Mrs. Evelyn Waggle.
Lawn Parry Held
WEED Mrs. M. March! gave a
lawn party for her daughter, Jaset
Marchi, on August 11, in honor of
her twelfth birthday. A very nappy
Urn was spent by the youngsters,
who played games and were served
refreshments of Ice cream, csuuj
sandwiches, salad, and punch.
Those present were Mary Ann
Cena, Marl MazseL Plo Talletico,
Carmen Mazari. Brun Rossetto,
Oall King. Marilyn Calkins, Jackie
Ejus ion, Harriet Koch, and Plort
Talleiico.
Bridge Club
MERRILL Mrs. Tom Chatburn
Jr. entertained her bridge club on
Tuesday, August 23. Two tables were
In play, with Mary Prances Ham
mond winning high, and Darrein
Eaton low. Other enjoying th
evening were Ann Sllva. Virginia
Hasklna, Joan Trotman, Georgia
Oentry and Pat Duncan.
Mrs. Duncan will entertain the
group next on Tuesday Sept. ft.
Surprise Shower
Mrs. Harvey Martin was honored
recently wtth a baby ahower. The
surprise party was given by Mrs.
Clayton Burreu.
Quests were Mrs. Al Kasler. Mrs.
Oeorge Mlcka, Mrs. Charles Hous
ton, Mrs. Cleeve Hooper. Mrs. Tho
maa OTJwyer. Mrs. Kerry Pred-
rtcks, and Mr. Charles Pyock.
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White fir trees grow to the height
of 140 feet and a diameter of 38
Inches or more.
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Potluck Dinner
An early evening potluck dinner
and lawn picnic waa enjoyed by the
Business and Professional Women's
club at th home of Mra .La Verne
Burgess, daughter of Mrs. Dorothy
Hawthorne, dub- president. Among
those present waa Ann is Struthers
who recently returned from a va
cation tour of Quale mala.
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