WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21,1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACE NINETEEN
Shower
A mUrellaikixniH wedding aliiiwrr
was given fro (lladyn Mlllinru Mr
null WrdiiOMixy evening at the
hunt lit Mia. Karl Klawlttar. Hint
ms were Mra. I r. Hrlland and
Mrt. Carl Klawltler.
(Hirsts war Mr Hrlrn Kemu
aon Mra. tleorge Davis Mra
C. t, LOKdsen and llmim M r
rdward Turner Mra. fred Heuiier
Mra. Alice Hurley Mra. Mildred
(Mark did Nancy Mi. Tliendnre
ftchuls Ad 'la iteddlngtun and
Domr Hue Mllhurn. j
Bending gift hill tumble lo attend
war Mra. N. Nail Mrs Carl me
Mra. Lorraine Hue Mr. c liny
Mra. Oeorge I'llry Mrs lm Vr.ihi
Mra. Helen Wnrdfn Nellie rlhrpardi
and Patricia Chaniberlanl.
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Deqrce Conferred
MA 'N Tlia flial fall mrrrinr I
nf Prrirliy rhantrr Ml c T. H 1
waa hald Thursday evening Hen--tembrr
7. In (ha Mnlln church The',
meeting waa presided over bv the(
Worthy Mai mil and Patnm Agnes i
and Lester H hreinrr. Degrees of i
lha order t r ronferred iiHin one
candidal. j
Uladya lUlnuvk. Ilia flrl inem-i
bar of (ha rhaplrr to be appointed i
liand officer of lha (rand chap-'
ler waa esrnrlrd to lha eat and
welcomed by lha Worthy Matron
and membera nl 'h chapter.
Mra. If almiM-k gave a rrixirt on '
lha official Hlt hr had made riur-1
li( lha aummrr niuniha n Grand i
Adal A drtatlad rrjMirl was given I
by lha Worthy Matron on thai
fraud rhaplrr session which
hald In Cortland !al Juna
Hrfreahmcill ware served at thai
rloae of lha meeting to lha 30 mein-i
bara present by Mra. Ona-ne llci-j
terath and Mra P. O Wiluin, hol-l
ssea for the evening. The neat;
maetlni will b hald October I and'
all Pest Malroni and Patrona will
be aaperlally honored j
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Women's Club
BONANZA The honansa Worn,
ana rlub held It meeting at the
library Tuesday evening with presi
dent Katharine Itlarkman presid
ing The group made plana for a party
for th Bona ma women teachera.
faculty wivea. and prnapectlve
mamhera of the rlub. It will be held
al the library ftepirmber JO at I
pm - ,
Chairman for lha affair will be
Florence Hom. refreshment. ria
ftueck. antertainment, Oertle Dick. !
reception, and Blrdia Burke, clean
up.
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Quota Club Meet
At tlia luncheon meeting of Quota '
club Monday delegatee were alee'ed
to lha district confrreiice at Taroim
next month. They ara the prealdent,
Joy Kvana Rolph, and Blanch
Pelroff.
It waa announced that through
lha rourteay of Kyorka a Ornrral
Klectrlc hom freezer will be given
away tn rain fundi for Quotas
hard of hearing project devoted
Una year mainly to achool children
with detscllv hearing. Membera
ara now working on this money
raining project.
Quota, club will hold a, rummage I
aala Baturday October 1 in t h
ator room next to the Unique Mar
ket 133 Bo. Bin. The aale will be
open all day and Kitty Hanvllle will
be In charge.
Rt-d at the meeting were lettera
of appreciation received from the
Camp rire Olrla for two campshlpe
extended by Quota club and Fsve
Blackmer of the Juvenile court for
the aelecllon nt over 30 new book!
prearnird to the Juvenile hom.
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Teacher's Party
CHII.OQWN Returning teach
er, of the lo-i achool laculty gave Edword Doty of fhe iome ciry
tlia iiaaw taaafhlTB tltirtV nil Tllefc. I ' "
day evening with Mr. and Mra. Sam Recently. No dote hos bten
Rife of Modoc Point acting aa hoata. jet for (he wedding.
An ouuloor aupner and hti were j Unlveraal, St. Paul, Minn,
enloyed by Uie many attending !
Invited were Mr. and Mm. nail
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A DOUBLI RING ceremony was held when Mary Potncio
Warring, daughter of Mr. Lillie M. Warring of Tuleloke
become the bride of Kenneth Jomel Williomi of Crescent
City. The vows were read in the Tuleloke Community Pres
bytenon church September 3.
Evergreen.
State Officers
TU1.EI.AKE Pety and Petgy
Terry, twini. aute officer In Tule
laka Aaaembly of th Order of the
Rainbow Olrla. wer honered with
a reception In the church annex
September 4 by the group when
M gueau were preaent from both
Tulelak and Malm ajuembliea.
Both girl will leave for college
enon. Pauy la going to Stanford
and Peggy will leave for Devta.
, Calif where aha will enter Call
i fnrnla Btate Agriculture college
Pouring at the reception wer
Mra. Cheater J. Rtonecypher and
Mra. Al Hardman.
Bend Regents
MTRRI1.L The College of Re
genta commute of th Women of
th Mooae, with U'a Btolt. chair
man, wer hoaleue at party and
reception Saturday evening In the
Moo hall, honoring two membera
of the Bend chapter. Vaneilla
Wood and Winona bi, and two
from the Merrill chapter, Olga
Bradihaw and Roe VanMrter. The
frur ladlea received the College of
Ketmta degree at the national
conference held In Ban Pranclaco
laat month.
The honored giiMta were pre
aented with a gift from the com
mittee, and Dovia Reedrr. gradual
auoclal regent, who waa liutru
mental In organiatng the Bend
chapter In 1M4. gave each a ror
aage and peraonal gift. Bend COR
alo presented the Merrill COR
with a lovely gill.
Re Bpol'k. arcompriled by Lil
lian Thomaa at th piano, present
ed a tore I aolo.
Eight ublea of pinochle wer In
play. High cor went to Blair
I Witeon. low to Oeorge Willtama,
I and traveling pria waa won by
I Clara Edwardi.
Bouquet of petunias and aweet
! peaa wer placed about th room,
and refreshment wr aenred from
a lace-covered Uble centered with
an arrangement of gladioli In a
; crvital baaket, and flanked by tall
white tapera In crystal holders
Serving and assisting about the
room were Let SUilt. Dovle Reed-
er. Lousa Icenbice. Margaret
Pield, Veronica McNeill, Lillian
' Oeaney and Magcie Adama.
ELLEN HADDOCK, daughter
af Mr. and Mrs. Folk Had
dock of Chiloquin, told friends
of her engagement to Norman
Doty, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Card Club Meets
MtKRILL Tli Library card
club met at tha hom of Mra. Cliff
Bhuck September I. Mra. E. Webb
Bowen waa co-hostess.
Several hands of bridge wer
played and prize were won by Mra.
Melvln Bowman, high, and Mra.
Lolla Steele, low.
Present were Mra. Al Nelman.
Mrs. T. O. Wheeler, Mrs. Bruce
Owens. Mrs. Virgil Rexford. Mr.
W. J. Orove. Mra. Jennl Pugat.
Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Bowman. Mra. Ot
to Ellis. Mrs. Robert Trotman, and
Mrs, Tom Laird.
Oueat from Klamath Pall were
Mra Wilbur Shannon. Mra. Roy
Carter, Mrs. Billy Ivory. Mrs. Mel
anie Davis from Seattle, and from
Merrill Mrs. Beer, and Mra. C. E.
Sharp.
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Penny Dance
Tt Bonaim Rebekah 1M club
met at the lodg hall for a buaU
ness meeting and program of Wed
nesday night.
Janet Perniund. president, presid
ed. Pinal plans war mad for the
Penny danc tonight. Committee
were appointed for th rummage
and cooked food aal on October a.
.'lemrxra present wer entr
talned with readings by Esther Pern
iund. Oertl Dick, Blanch Morley,
Uuroliiy Holihauser. There wss a
freak show and fortunes wer told.
Th program closed with tam
bourUi danc by Beverly Roberta,
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Recent Visitors
MT. LAKI OuesU at th home
of Mr. and Mra. Jess Brown in
eluded Mr. and Mra. Clair Calking
and son Prancla Mr. and Mra,
Ordell Calkins, and Mr. and Mrs.
Don Calkins daughter and son-ln-
! Portland, Ore.
I They wer nrout to San Fran.
Rlddenour of Modoc Point. Mr. and BaZOOf Planned
Mrs. Harold Wing of Klamath
Agency, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Whit
ing, Mr. and Mra. Jamra Parsley,
Mr. and Mrs. Lea Hoback of Pin
RldBr.
Mr. and M Melvln Ray. Mra.
Athel B. Roser, Mr. and Mra. Joe
Mercer, Mr. and Mra. Charles Hale.
Mr. and Mra. Prank DIUUo, Mr. and
and Mra. Charles Bteber. William
Pcrgerson, Margaret Molttor, M r.
and Mrs. Ronald Robotlka. and Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Reed.
Bridge Party
HENLEY Th Bid and By
Brldg club met Prlday afternoon at
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Ouesu of the club were Mrs. Gret- mn i nun jrinwr, mo cisco, baui, to oio gooa-oy to Mr.
chen Thompson. Mrs. Ethel Whit- i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. and Mrs. Ordell Calkins, who sailed
latch, and Mrs. Norman V.vltls. j E Spencer, formerly of I'ZZS
Member present wer Mrs. Bar- , . V , ' ... . Ins I to be aecreury-treasurer of
bara Stone. Mra. Ann Palrclo. Mrs.lC'ty, hos et do,e of "?r the far eastern division of th Bev
Bonnl Cheyn. Mrs. Marguerite wedding for September 18. enth Day Adventlat church. The
Brelthaupt, Mrs. Arlen Oooding,She will wed Ceroid Woyna w'u "
Mra. Patricia Beymer and the noa- p f M d Mr,
tesa, Mrs. Arlen Tubach. I '' " ' S ... ,
Prtt for low acore went to Mrs. Horry Folcs. The rites will be
Marguerite Brelthaupt and prizes reod at the navy chapel on
,for high and traveling scores went Treosure Islond, Sunday, Sep-
. e. aVst aSeateoi. Daiwar ' ' '
BONANZA Th Sewing club of I " , tember 18, ot 2 p m.
Dnn. n. Wnm.n'. elnh m.t at lh. I I
home of Birdie Burke on Prlday j Fomi W Reunion
afternoon to continue aewing for tne WEST SIDE Mr. and Mrs. 8. A
club
i iiir) limners i
, ,u- . ,, k Members of the Keystone
club gathered at the home of Mr., f' Methodist enurcn ana
Ch.rle. J. Martin. W7 No. 7th. Wed- ! the lr f.ml lie. g. thered for a pic
nesday tor th first meeting of the nl " h.0In' Mr- nd
Potluck Dinner
I Th Royal Neighbors of America
: held a regular meeting Prlday. Sep
I tember In the KC hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwvn Moore,
members by trsmfrr, were pre-enl.
1 Plans were made for a visit from
j Rtate Supervisor. Mae Logan of
' Portland and for the birthday pot
I lurk dinner which will be held Sep
I tember 13.
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At o clock the hostess served re-, September II.
t ur. j r- nt Mr. Potluck dinner waa served In the
J. P. Ooeller. Mrs! Robert E. Wat- rdrn at 1:30 p. m. by the hoa
Itenburg. Mrs. Elizabeth Rarmby. i "J ssr. ano mrs. mi ..j-
i Mra. Oeorg Wirt. Mra. D. V. Kuy-
kendall. Mra. Wilbur A. Jonea. Mrs. I
Z. J. Powell. Mrs. Oeorge Hurn.l The Mslin Veterans of Foreign
Mr. C. H. Underwood. Mrs. Mar- j Wars auxiliary met In regular ses
i ion Hanka. Mra. W. P. McMillan. 1 Kn Tuesoay at the Malm V. P. W.
Officera for th coming year are.j " Th organization will meet th
I Mra. Hunt, president: Mra. Martin. I n nd lourth Tuesdays of each
I vice president: Mrs. J. P. Ooeller, ' month In the future
I secretary and treasurer. i Th auxiliary will have charge of
Mra. Hunt will entertain the club ' ,n kitchen check room and pop
Wednesday afternoon. September stand at the V. P. W. annual harvest
21. at her hom at 10 Pin street. I d"cf on October
I Helen Sheton whose resignation
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lhUrCn L.irCleS Iwas accepted was honored with a
Circles of th Woman's Society of handkerchief shower.'
ChPatlen Service of the First Meth- i Marie Vacknltx was elected to
odist church met recently for desert take the office for the remainder
and business. j of th
Mra John Rlarh entertained Mar-
tha circle at her home where fall
flowers decorated the rooms. Mary
cirri met In the church parlors for
a no-hostesa afternoon, and Mra.
Lester Plnley was hostess to F.sther
circle, asslated by Mrs. Joe Bram
hall. Ruth circle met with Mra.
Oeorge Boyd In her home. I
Baby Shower
clubs fall bazaar. Mabel Maxwell Haven were honored recently with i SPRAGUE RIVER Mrt. Horace
la chairman 01 tn bazaar. , . family reunion, when, for the first Hale was the guest of honor at a
time In twenty-one yeara, all of baby shower Friday night Sepeem
thelr children were together. j ber . The party was given by Mra.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Aulton Leek at her home.
present lor in aiiair were Mra.
Calif, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Her Martha "oberta. Mrs. W. D. Kelley.
from John Day. Mr. and Mrs. A us- Mrs. R. T. Lake. Mrs. Pern Leek,
tin Haven and family, of Wesuide. Mrs. R. J Clause. Mr. Sun Bey
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Haven and son , ruk, Mrs. S. A. Shepherd. Mrs. C. O.
of El Cerrlto. Calif, Mr. and Mrs. Story, Mrs. R E. CarnlnL Mrs. R
Dwlght Haven . nd. son of Albany C. Passolt, Mra. O. W. Ludwtck.
Calif. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Pankey. Mrs. Jenkins.
Mra. Claude Smith from Lebanon, Mrs. Ted Montgomery and Helen
Ore. McBrlde.
Refreshment were served b y
Mrs. Burke 1 0 Florence Horn,
Kathv Bl-ckman, Lillian Bechdoldt,
Bernlce Sharpe. Jeanette Stewart. ' Boekenoogen and son of Albany.
Oertie Dick, .Norma Bechdoldt. and
Mabel Maxwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Calkin, re
turned to their hom In Arlington,
Calif- where Mr. Calkins will en
ter hi last year of chemistry al
La Sierra college.
Potluck Dinner
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THI PINKERTONJ - WHtAT RANCHttS
There's no difiiculrjr getting e harvesting crew together on th
1240-acre Pinkcrton wheat ranch near Moro, Father Harry B.
Pinkerton (center), operate, th comhin. Hi. .on, LVjn,
(right)" it tractor driver, and eon, Allan, truck driver. Th
ranch has heen in the family line l8o. From It. rolling hills,
riling to 2000 feet, may be seen Ml. Jefferson, Ml. Hood, Mt,
R.inier .nd other inow tipned Cascade range pek. It u
summer fallow operation. Modern farming methods keep it
k-ajhly produttive. Up-to-date in hanking, too, th Pinkerton
ue Kficei of Fine Naooosi'i Sherman Couatv Branch.
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MEAT PACKER HEIM STATE CROW
D. E. Nebergall opened a meat business in
Albany in 1911. First-day income was $12.35
His 12 x 12 daughter house today has grown into
a four-floor packing plant, the D. E. Nebergall
Meat Co, with business in excess of $3,000,000
annually. The firm, including its Eugene branch,
markets its own brands of harm, bacon, lard,
sausages, fresh meats, poultry feed in Western
Oregon between Salem and Roseburg. Shown,
from left, are Nebergall; his daughter, Helen
Zolskey, and sons, Olin and Raymond, all com
pany officials. "The complete financial services
of the Albany Branch of First National have
been most helpful to us," Nebergall said.
BUSINESS CREW F10M PANSY SEEDS
"People thought we were crazy in 1927 for try-'
ing to grow pansy seeds at Grants Pass," recalls
C W. Harrold (right). However, the Rogue
River Valley looked just right to both Harrold,
a mid-West plant grower since 1902, and his son,
M. E. Harrold (left). Since then Harrold'i Pansy
Gardens have earned world-wide recognition,
not only for pansies, but for tuberous begonias
and for many new varieties of each. The firm's
printery lit 6000 wholesale customers and
3v,000 individuals. The Karrolds credit early
cooperation of First National of Grants Pass
with helping them build this uregon rMstnea.
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tunities for all of ut In Oregon. Endeavor! of the thousands who aro Building Oregon Together are many and
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