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Merryman, Mr. nd Mra. Howard Barnhlsel and Mr. and Mr. Delbert
Addison.
BeoauM the kids were out of achool during institute, the frownupa
were Joined by the three young Oerber. Margaret and Marilyn, the
twin, and Sylvia, and by Peter and 8aUy BarnhleJ and Mary Margaret
Add Hon. The Merryman returned to town the middle ol the week.
The Oerber ranch house la going up In fine atyle. replacing the
old pUce which bumed thia aummer. And In addition, there ta going
to be a awlmmlng pool in the front yard ready for us thia summer.
Mra. Otto Erlandson Just returned from a month of visiting In the
middle west with her aon and daughter and their lamtlle. Daughter
Marly and her husband Bob Ervln are living In Iowa City with their
new baby girl. While Mrs. Erlandson was Tolling with them. Dr. and
Mrs. Oordon Erlandson and family stopped en route to Nebraska,
where they now reside.
Wllber Elliott, aon of Mr. and Mrs. W. Dexter Elliott, 194 graduate
of Klamath Union high school, is keeping busy since he entered the
University of Washington. He has pledged Beta Theta Pi social
fraternity on the campus: and Is doing some tenor solo work at the
Methodist church In Seattle. Wllber is majoring In music
Here are the rules if you want to be a achool fire chief. Remember
National Fire Prevention Week Is Just around the corner. 1. Must
have good grades. 3. Must be clean and honest. J. Must believe In Ood.
4. Must believe In the American way of life. . Shall not play with
matches.
The appearance of actress-singer Oale Page here next week will
be her last for a while. Alter the 30-30 Club show on Monday, she
will conclude her Northwest tour and return to San Fernando. Calif,
for the birth of her fifth child. She and her husband, Solito de Sous,
her accompanist, now have three boys and a girL
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WEDDING BELLS will ring for Diana Londrum ond Donald
Ferguson early in December. The bride-to-be is the daughter
of Mr. ond Mrs. H. D. Londrum, 3734 Derby street.
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iTwyla Ferguson
Speaker at Tea
Indicative, of the Interest with which Klamath Fall women have
beeu waiting to hear Mrs. Tya Ferguson's talk was the large crowd
which met In the library club room Baturday on the occasion of the
League of Women Voters silver tea.
Mrs. Ferguson's remarks were based around "Women Ouportuul'y
In the International Scene," and second only to being able lo personally
take the trip was the ensue to follow her account of her well planned
and conducted tour through most of the large European renters.
These trips are an annual irrrnt
with Dr. Alfred risk, professor of
WOMAN OF THE WEEK is Mrs. Addle May Nixon, who is
head librarian at the city library.
Ouderlan.
Woman of The
Week Keeps Busy
A sparkling sense of humor keynotes the personality cf Addie May
Nixon, our "Woman of the Week" Mrs. Nixon iMrs. Jack A. Nixon,
to be exact) does not believe, although she Is head librarian of the
city library, it Is necessary to speak in a whisper in the sanctuary of
books because, as she says, "speaking In a normal tone of voire Is more
refreshing." She does not frown on the raiding of papers in the Ubrarv.
either, so if you have the Idea that librarians are Just walking volumes,
you should get to know Mrs. Nixon.
Her 23 years of experience in library work more than qualities
Addle May Nixon for the position
E w urau uurarian. a posi sne nas
arlv December held ,or ,he p,st she ot,n
her career In Denver, studvtna- at
arcpn hv Rrirlo the Un""T!,lt'r Denver, and waa
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Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Landrum. "n"i J"'""!. of. "
3734 Derby street, announced the ; '
engagement of their daughter Di-
ane this week I In addition to her regular duties.
Miss Landrum will marry Donald ! H? xn 5" "kiy pm.
ssar7o?L.?,Te t ev ' -
Isaksen of Seattle. In early Decern- ofttn TisltJ claMrooml to tttch
! students about library procedure.
The bride-to-be is a 1M3 graduate i She also freourntlv conducts cIbjum
of Klamath Union high school, and through the library to give the
au. rnsusuii (isumxa in iu. ne : children a practical demonstration
served several years in the navy of filing systems. To her duties, she
following high school and Is now has recently added a weekly col
employed at Swan Lake Moulding umn of besfc sellers for The Herald
company. nd News.
The Peace Memorial Presbyterl- With aU of her actlvlUee, Mra.
an ciurch has been chosen by the Nixon keeps her Jolly spirit and
bride for the scene of the wedding. I helpful attitude.
philosophy In the San Francisco
8tate college and Mra. Ferguson
said that his summer philosophy
seemed lo be never to walk where
one could run or "lope." which
seems to be borne out by the ex
tensive territory covered In the
! short space of time allotted lo the
tour.
The speaker took her audience
from New York through Europe,
and even behind the Iron Curtain
I fr a brief time. In Uns. Germany.
she had the pleasure of a birthday
dinner with Carolyn Collier, daugh
ter of the Andrew Colliers, and In
Geneva another home contact was
with the Ray Bests. The fact that
Mrs. Ferguson was kept busy an
swering questions after she had
concluded her talk gave evidence
of her audience's Interest.
Many expressed the hope that she
would give more of her experiences
at some other time. 8urh rlosa per
sonal touch with overseas brings
the purpose and alms of the league
very close.
The first of a series of 11 region
al conferences to train leaders of
the league In ways to arouse voters
to accept party respoiulbillly was
opened In Washington, I), c. on
October 4. Mrs. John Ysdon. Junior
past president and Mrs. Paul Buck,
president, and Mrs. A. KarlMHi. del
egate. are en route to Portland to
attend the regional conference held
In that city October and 7. A
conference quia on politics called
"What the U. 8. to YouT" pre
pared by a league member of Stam
ford, Conn., will furnish the key
note of the league's campaign car
ried on through theae regional con
ferences of which Portland's Is the
second.
The league will urge as prepara
tion for the coming election In IBM
el! members to take part In parly
activities, particularly at the pri
mary level, and will attempt to give
them a background to take part In
telligently. "How to get more and belter In
formed voter out to the polls" and
"how to get the best possible candi
date nominated for office" are two
of the t4 questions which our dele
gates hope to have answered at this
conference. However, the league
has always been non-partisan and
will remain so. Its aim is to get
people to take part In government. Oialapii, Mrs. A. Karlson, Mrs.
In 111 receiving line welcoming Everett Dennis snd Mrs. Joh
more than 100 guest and members Yadnn. and pouring at Mi tea table
were Mi. Paul Buck, Mr. Arnold I tie Mr. Yadoti and Mr. Oralapp.
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