WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACE THIRTEEN
The Women's Corner
Church Society
Makes Plans
A general meeting of Ui Woman's
Itoclely of t:hrlMlmtt Hftvln ill the
First Methodist church wan hrld III
ll church parlora mi Thursday,
October U7, at 1 p. m. with Mra.
Mark Taylor presiding. H ui de
elded to change Iht (lay ol (ha No
veniber meeting lo Thursday, No.
vembrr 17 III rrtiiilar meeting
day fall on Thanksgiving.
Plane were niHiunrid fur th
Ruu ub-dltrlrl conference of thr
WHC8 lo be hrld hrr on Wednr
day. November 2. with th lcx-.il
society aa Ui hostesses.
Mrt. L. K. Phelps la general chair
man of Ui annual basuur to be hrld
on Saturday, December 4, and It wa4
announced that a luncheon would be
offered to th public III connection
with th sale of bauar artlclra.
Attention callrd to the prayer
(roup Willi h nireta each Tuesday
morning from lo 10 In Ui church,
and aim to In study thus meeting
th Ural Thursday uf each month.
Th aubject ! "Women ol Scripture"
nd Miriam Smyth la the leader.
Hi worship .service wa opened
by singing of "Draw Null To Uod"
bv Alma Parrel, accompanied by
t ''. Ueorge Milnlvre. and Mia
TVrretl Dennis conducted a ilrvo.
tioiial program on "Wisdum." Miriam
Smyth waa the program chairman,
and th topic for the day waa lloine
Mission achoula. With the use of a
lartie map she allowed the acope uf
educational work done by the Meth
odist church In thirly-lhree educa
tional crntera.
Th gltla of Uie WHC8 aasUl In
aervlng flouo yuung people Imm
kindergarten through aeulor col
lege and graduate training aWioolt
They Include achoul for Neiirori.
mountain white. Indlaiu and or
phaiu. Mrs. George Casiier related
Inlereallng experience of her work
among the Spenlsh-aprakiitg girl
at Ui Ilarwood achool for glrla at
Albuiiurrqu. one of the WttC'8-aup-ported
achoola. Mm. L. 1. Mom
dtaruMed Ui concrete result of the
work don for the many deserving
ttudenu in th educational center.
Tea waa then aerved by Other
circle. Mra. Fred Berhtel. chairman
waa aulaled by Mra. George Blaiua.
Mra. nna Vlaho. Mra. Dexter t:lllult
and Mra. Berth Baylor. Chrysan
themuma with Upera of harmonlt
Ing color were used upon th tea
tab) and Mra. Mary Harper pre
aided at the tea service.
Couple Married
DUNHMUIK Mn. Bratrlr M.
Klnuey. a Klamath rail resident
until recently, and John H. John
win. Southern Pacific locomotive
fireman were married by Judge
Hugh O. Clarke October IS The In
formal ceremony waa hrld In the
Clark horn at 511 Florence ave
nue. The bride U the former Beatrice
M. Jnhiunn of Dorrm and attended
the Dnrrti school. The couple have
established their home at 80S A Sac
ramento avenue, wrier Mra. John
ton Iibj purchased th If e on
lodging house.
Group to Sponsor
Two Projects
Mr.Kllll.L-Mia. I'aul Da I ton and
Mra. J. Prank Admin enterUlned
Ih Loot Klver Garden club October
W. at th Dallon home In llager.
The member voted t o aponsor
two project: a 411 garden club with
Mr. E. Webb-flown aa leader: and
claiaea In flower arranging for
Campflr and Bluebird girl. Asalat
lug with th latter project will be
rlub membrra Mra. Dale Wet, Mra.
Jamea Hammond. Mra. John Drft
nan, Mra. Jru Dieter. Mr. Harold
While, and Mra. Harry Kanirlmey
er, grade achool tearher.
"Now la the Time" waa presented
by Mra. Hcott McKrndree. Weed r
rangrmenl were mad by nu-m-ber
for prraonal use.
T h hostesses aerved refresh
menu to II membrra, one guest,
Mra. John Martin of Klamath PalU.
and two new member Mr. Bob
Adam of Merrill and Mra. J. Wal
ter Browning of Malm.
Masquerade Party
Wednesday evening. Beptembrr
It. at a regular meeting of the Ma
lm Hainbow Olrl. Wanda Murdoch
wa Initiated Into the assembly.
New, old. and unfinished business
wa called for and finishing tniirhr
were put on the plant for the Hallo
ween maMiuerade.
Friday the party wa held In the
ruuipii room at Pat Smith' home.
The girl wore rlever cosiumrs and
prires were given for the tour bent.
Uerlra Bhogren waa awarded moot
"llalloweeiilah." a a witch: Belle
MrVay. aa Mortimer Mirinerd, waa
funniest; Bally Hmalley dressed aa
a rabbit and waa complete to the
carrot. Hhe ' given a prize for the
rutesl: Dorothy Saundrr came a
a harem dancer and wa awarded
a prize for the cleverest.
i Refreshment wrfr erved later
' by Mr. Charle Hamilton. Mrt.
1 Ann Paygar, Mrt. Btyon Johnaun.
. and Mra. Bowman of Merrill.
J
(Birthday Dinner
I WOCU8 A southern bakrd ham
! dinner waa aerved to 33 adult and
ft children Tliuraday October 27.
When friend and relative of
Coldnel Fred Howard, through Invl-
tatlon from hit wife, Zelma gath- j
j eren at tne nro noa cnicarn inn lo
celebrate Mr. Howard's silly-fourth I
birthday annlveraary. j
Two tall Upera. on at each end i
! of the lare tableclnthed table, were
th only decoration uted. A epa- I
rate table at the end of the long j
! dining room waa specially act up j
) for the fiv children. I
I Colonel Howard, tea led at the
j head of the adult table, looked down
I It length and called guest' atten
tion to II month old "Mike" Sleven
aon. neated In a high chair at th
children' table, and ald: "That lit-
tie fellow represent the fourth gen
I eratlon In our family here tonight."
A large white and pink two layer
Birthday cake wa pre. sen led to the
honored guest by hi wife, at the
conclusion of the dinner, whll th
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MRS. f. E. MclNTOSH hos been elected president of the newly organized Kennel club.
The club plons a dog show on November 6 at the fairgrounds.
ueu stood and tang the tradition
al "happy birthday" song.
Upon unwrapping his laat gift, the
Colonel (a title given him when he
graduated from auctioneering
school many years agoi expressed
hi appreciation and ald: "It
great to have friend like you, and
to me friendship 1 far more valu
able than any amount of wealth you
could give me."
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Fritach. Mr. and Mr. Ken
neth Bold. Mr. and Mra. Otis Mea
dor and three girl. Mr. Shirley
Stevenaon i first grandchild of Mr.
Howard si and sun Mike. Mr. and
Mra. Don Orrell. Mr. and Mrs. Pat
MrFadyen and son Micky. Mr. and
Mr. Ruvll Howard. Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Archie
McClurg. Mr. and Mrs. Frnk Hu'rd
and the host and hostess. Mr. and
i.rt. Fred Howard.
Impressive Ceremony
Prosperity Rcbekah lodge met In ;
regular session In the IOOF hall j
Thursday evening October 20 with '
Lucille Bold, noble grand, presiding, t
After the regular opening the meet-
lng was turned over to Past Noble!
Orands who officiated as follows;
Elizabeth fUmsby, noble grand: i
Oeorgla Johnson, past Noble Grand; j
Jennie num. chaplain: Alama Co
fer. musician; Nina Currier, right
supporter to the noble grand; Char
lotte Martin. ft supporter lo the
noble grand: Marguerite Lanids.
right supporter to the vice grand;
Zrlla ' Blankrn-ship, left supporter to
the vice grand: Lucille Heller, right
supporter to the past grand: Bere
nice MrCruckru. left supporter to
the 'tast grand; Esther Mast and.
Ivy Propst. right and left support
ers to the chaplain; Llna MoUch-
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la Dryden, outside guardian.
After a very beautiful and impres
sl. meeting the entertainment
committee. Lucille pclier. chair
man, presented a song and dance
by Carol Minton. accompanied by
Bernlce Vance at the piano. Wil
liam Morley gave several solos',
playing his own accompaniments,
after which Uie member adjourned
to the dining room where delightful
refreshment were served by a
committee whose chairman was
Vera Clemens.
Pythian Sisters met In the IOOF
hall Friday evening October 28 w ith
DeUa Henniger. most excellent
chief, presiding.' Reports from "the
grand lodge were presented.
maqinary Trips
Taken At Meeting
At tne last meeting of Klamath
Fall Toastmlatres club members
went on an Imaginary trip to vari
ous parts of our country.
Wanda O'Brien, toaatmlstreaa for
the evening, introduced the first
peaker. Myrtle Van Meter who
alerted the trip with a vllt to the
Lava Beds. She told of many his
torical markers which were erected
because of historical events that
happened there long ago.
This was followed by a visit to
Crater lake by Vea Poll, who told
of various stops along th way. and
gave a vivid description of the visi
tor's reaction to first seeing Crater
lake; this was followed by a Malt
to Lake o' the Woods by Wanda
Elliott, who gave Interesting facts
about this region. Including Rocky
Point, Harrlmsn'a lodge and the old
Dead Indian road.
Topic Mlstreas, Vivian Owens,
asked each member for a short talk
on television. It's history and future
effects on different phases of our
lives.
Msrgaret Santo wa general eval
uator lor the entire meeting.
Visitors were Frances Miller, Cal
gary. Canada and LaVern Sluaser.
The next meeting will be can
celled so that members may attend
a dinner with Junior, chamber of
commerce to be held at Wiliard ho
tel on November t. IMS at 7:30 p.m.
The toastmlstress club will serve
With others as Judges In the speech
contest thst evening.
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Library Card Club
MERRILL Mrs. Tom Laird and
Mrs. Cliff Shjck entertained the
Merrill Library card club at the
home of Mrs. Laird October 27.
At the close of play prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Bruce Owens for
high score, and to Mrs. J. A. Mc
Donald for low score.
Others enjoying the afternoon
were Mrs. T. O. Wheeler. Mrs. C.
E. Shsrp. Mrs. E. Webb-Bowen.
Mrs. W. J. Grove. Mrs. Lotta Mer
rill. Mrs. Jennie Fugate, Mrs. Lolla
Steele. Mrs. Otto Ellis.
Mrs. Harold Hendrickson will en
tertain the group next on Wednes
day November t. at 2 p m.
Arbhur Stone entertained the
Friendly circle at her home. 2204
Darrow. and she was assisted by
Kathryn Billings. Luncheon was
served at 1 pin. to 12 members and
one guest, Lydia McDonald, a former
member. The business meeting fol
lowed, and the rest of the afternoon
was spent In sewing. Katherlne Wil
liams received the White Elephant,
and Helen Wardel received an an
niversary gift from her 811ent Sis
ter. Maggie Upton will be hostess on
November 2. and she will be assist
ed by Louise O Brian.
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EVALYN ROWLAND, whose
engagement was announced
bv her Darents. Mr ond Mrt
L. W. Rowland of 3753 Butte
street, plons to marry Richard
W. McCee, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. McCee of Dorris,
I Calif ., during the Christmas
holidays.
I Evergreen studio.
Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Rowland, 37S3
Butte street, announce the engage
; ment M their daughter Evalyn, to
Mr. Richard W. McGee, son of Mr.
t and Mrs. W. H. McGee of Dorris.
Calif.
Miss Rowland graduated from
, Klamath Union high school In the
i class of 1948, and Is a student at
i Armstrong's college In Berkeley.
! Mr. McGee also graduated from
, KUHS and is attending Armstrong's
j college.
The wedding Is planned for the
Christmas holidays.
Eight and Forty
Plans Dinner
Mr. Fred Hellbronner and Mr.
Coleman O Laughlin enterUlned Ui
Eight and Forty (honor organisa
tion of the American Leg ton aux
iliary! at the Hellbronner home.
11(80 Fremont Wednesday evening,
October 26.
A duck dinner was planned for
the entertainment of th Forty and
Eight, but for lack of luck, a coosl
beef dinner will be Mrved thu year 1
on Saturday evening. November I
In the American Legion halt.
A rummage sal u tiM P,nnti
for December 10.
Honors of the evening wa won
by Mrs. O. D. Matthews.
Refreshment were served by th.
hostess to Allr Abbot. Mildred
Cooper, Pat Dale. Myrtle Finley.
Mable Foster, Irene Frletsg. Abb..
Herrtngsha. Jennie Hurn, Ada
Matthews, Una Motschenbacher
Lillian Otterbeln, Effie Paul, Vera
Petrlck, Ethel Robert. Mary Rudd,
Edna Russell, Arlene Schubert,
Fannie Thompson and Francis Yost,
Second Birthday
MT LAKf I Itfl. n. n. ...,
nuwa
Jackson, the nn nf Mr w
HOWard R. Jvksnn MMn.l u.'
I second birthday October with a
! party at the Jackson home,
j Friends and cousins of David,
present to help him celebrate were
Larry. Pegy. and Bruce DeLap,
Pamela. Lois. Linda and Leland De
! Lap, Timmy and Susan White, Don
and Sherry Brelthaupt, Gary and
Ann Orem, Gayle and Fay Brannon,
uavia ana Micaei Jackson of Mer
rill, Peggy Lee Bryan of Klamath
Falls, Eleanor and Ray Jackson,
Duane Chambers, and Judy Jack
I son.
Mothers present Included Mrs.
J. R. DeLap. Mrs. Charles DeLap
Jr, Mrs. Bud White. Mrs. Forest
P .ethaupt, Mrs. Harry Orem, Mrs.
Gray Brannon, Mrs. John M. Jack
son of Memll. Mrs. Wamer Bryan
of Klamath Falls, grandmother of
Kitty Jackson. Mrs. O. L. Melton,
and the hostess, Mrs. Howard Jack
son. -v
Balloons, favors and games were
enjoyed by all, and refreshment
were served.
Venison Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Long. 2468
Oregon avenue entertained members
of the Hurry Cab day crew at their
home on October 18, with a venison
dinner. The venison was furnished
by Mr. Al Carpenter.
Guests enjoying the feed were Mr.
and Mrs. Wiley Knighten, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Koskl and aon, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Young. Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Palmer and sons. Mr. and Mrs.
Al Carpenter and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. George Baumgartner, and
Mrs. Destlna Gray. -
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