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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1949)
'V.v 1 V'-i -'-i 4-' V; V- , v7 ssAlLI v ' ' V-N- t " " -- - i i, -v ft I, - 1 . :- x THE GOVERNOR'S WIFE renewed many acquaintances at the tea given in her honor October 21 in the Wmema hotel. The tea for Mrs. McKay wos sponsored by the Republican Central committee, ond all women in the bosin were invited. Left to right are Mrs. Richard Maxwell of the Young Republican group, Mrs. Douglas Mc Koy ond Mrs. Marshall Cornett, Republican National Committeewomon from Oregon. m mi yjf i ii i inn HOP x' I-,; i) -..si-.-. . . . -' .' .. . I i " ." ' '- l ASSISTING WITH THE RECEPTION for Mrs. McKay were Mrs. George Flitcralt, Mrs. Donald Kenyon ond Mrs. Philip Hitchcock. Mrs. Flitcroft ond Mrs. Hitchcock poured, ond Mrs. Kenyon was in charge of the toble decorations. mm yVr. " - t np'nr:"' 4 Q CHAPTERS OF THE PEO SISTERHOOD entertained for their state officers last week. A dessert wos given for the officers by chapter CF of the sister hood on October 21, ot the home of Mrs. John D. Merryman on Pacific , Terrace. Left to right are Mrs. Robert O'Sullivan, president of CF chopter, Mrs. Joseph McCrcody of Forest Crove, state organizer, Mrs. Irving Smith, itote president, ond Mrs. Merryman, hostess for the afternoon. All pictures by Ouderlin, ' ENJOYING A CUP OF TEA ot the affair given in honor cf Mrs. Douglas McKay ore Mrs. Melvin Miller, Mrs. Dorreil Miller, AArs, H. 0. Juc're!cnd ond Mrs. Dick B. Miller Sr. Below: CUTTING THE ANNIVERSARY CAKE at the Jobs Daughters 25th onniversary celebration on Oc ' tober 20, Honored Queen Louise Linman is assisted by the first Honored Queen present on onniversary night, Mrs. Melvin McCollum. i . . V . , - ' k' i. . J r i I End :,l a y 1 it- "i ',r i . n "i i ' ' J , ; ,. J,; i (If. s ) A i r A r V V 'A NT" 5 V Sallies... sally I CELEBRATING THEIR 2STH ANNIVERSARY, Jobs Daughters and guestj enjoyed a dinner ond reception on October 20 in the Masonic Temple. Guide Betty Pinniger, Senior Princess Arlene Stanbery, Honored Queen Louise Linmon, Junior Princess Jeon Se'by and Marshal Barbara Custer admire the anniversary cake. ' Numerous cat mad the trek over the Greensprinm last niRln to eheer the home tem M they either bt the sox olf. or were skunked by ( I dont know which; thin U written Friday" the Grants Pass boys. Among the tans were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Whitlatch with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ouderian, Mr. and Mrs. Art Robinson. ' Mr. and Mrs. Neal Stewart with Sara and Angus. Beverly Lawett, and Douglas Letchty: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Peak and Jimmy, and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ansstead. Judy and Kay. were Oranta Pass bound early Friday altcmoon. and were dinner guests in Medford ot Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lambo. formerly of Klamath Falls. Nancy Lambo Is a member of the Pep Peppers. Southbound were many other Klamathltes. The livestock show In Ban Francisco's Cow Palace la the attraction In that direction: it start ed yesterday and will last for ten days. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moon. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hutchinson and Don Ktrkpstrick have all planned to spend a few days In the bay city to take In the show. Cap Collier has been reading up on that scout whose name is legend In these parts Kit Carson and finds that Kit must have packed a fine sense of humor as well as a swashbuckling coonskin cap. Kit called two of his various Indian wives. "Dang Yer Eyes" and "Blast Yer Hide." which reminds us of a humorous passage In that best seller, "Call It Treason." In which the enemy was advised to give the pass word "Oh. My Aching Back" when they wanted to hand themselves over to the Americans, observing It always brought a laugh but they didn't know why. t Friends visited here with Mrs. Frank B. Robinson of Moscow. Idaho.' who was the guest this past week of her sister. Mrs. Howard Bamhlsel of Conger avenue. Several Informal affairs were arranged for -Mrs.-Robinson who left Thursday for her home. She drove to , Klamath Falls with Mrs. Odeltte Vincent who visited here at the home of the K. O. Bulcks. , 1 'Th United Natlans, four years old this past week, received a birth day greeting-gram from the youngsters at Riverside school who wished the UN "a hundred years of birthdays" and much hnpplness in the future. I.-, j . ' There's a lot ol fun to be had In San Francisco this week-end when a group from Klamath Falls celebrates the birthday on October 30 of a well loved Klamath woman. Clara Shaw. Members of .her club are going south, some by car. others by plane, and several by train, to gather first at the home of Mrs. George Burger in XI Cenito. and then later In San Francisco. - Mrs. William Serruya Is coming up from Palm Springs, where she Is spending the winter, and will Join Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Louis Serruys, Mrs. J. Frank Adams, Nora Rinker, Mrs. Brady Narey. Mrs. Sheldon Brumbaugh, Mrs. Rose M. Poole and her daughter. Mrs. Lee St oner, Mrs. Avis McConnell and Mrs. Luclle Warner. In addition to a dinner which Helyn Burger warns is to be "strictly formal," the group plans to take In a show or two ana a couple of other activities. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin L. Weaver of Auburn street are spending a week in Stockton, Calif., with their son Clark and his family. They are expected home Wednesday. Vic O'Neill,, who was described as an "avid hunter" In the story concerning his wife Lucille, "Woman of the Week." has been heckled by old hunting partners as to how to kill an "avid." Now Vic usually uses a double-barrelled shotgun which Is held (Continued on Pag ) t ( b, r i . .1'--, .r . , y' m - v- - "., - il i 'V.';:;,i:-;!:..:".": )7 ' r - k. ? - . .is 1 1 A -Ji THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON MOTHERS invited all mothers of U. of O. students to their lovely tea ot the home of Mrs. G. C. Loreni on High street last Saturday afternoon. Mrs. E. W. Mocabee, president of the. or ganization here, and Mrs. G. C. Lorenz, hostess, put final touches on the) flower arrangements.
