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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1949)
PAGE IICHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SATURDAY. NOV. 12. U9 ... . LLLLlALLm 1 fM AK ply f,A tMl.i lii .in -ijMir ii niurT-'-!'-'!''"' r" - -i- i.-i'irA.t.i.Tjil NEIL PEARSON, son of Mr. ond Mrs. B. E. Pearson, 1110 Kone street, celebrated his 11th KirrtvHov rentlv with several friends ot the Pearson home. Those attending the partif were-, front row, Jimmy Hickman, Clyde Lloyd, Jimmy Floyd (back), the host, Neil Pear son, Tommy Farreil, Leland Banord, Clyde Bernard. Back row, Richard Putnam, Richard Clova, Charles Richardson, Cordy Campbell, John McColgin, Shirley Burnett, and Elsie Clavo. Gudertan. Birthday Club The Birthday club nri at the W. nema hotel with Ivy Propat host CSS. Mrs. J. M. Kennedy was the speJ eld guest, nd members present were Mrs. Marie Cone, Mrt. W. D. McNee Sr.. Mrs. V. 8. Balentlne. Mrs. W. L. Townsend. Mrs. Minnie Mallnrv. Mn. Armlnta Wilson. Mrs, P. H. Blehn, Mn. R. E. Burkhold er, and the hostess Ivy C. Propst. The next meeting will be held De rember at 11 noon with Mra. U. 8. Balentlne. There will be a Christ, mas exchange and potluck lunch. On Wednesday evening November Irene Markham entertained the Friendship club at her home, Ml Lincoln, and following the business meeting auction was played. Ruth Stanley held high score. Blanche Motschenbacher low. and Lillian Webb received the special award. Refreshments were served later by the hostesses, Irene Markham. Beatrice Dennlson and Charlotte Martin. On Wednesday December 14, Catherine Wright of 16M Port land will be hostess and she will be assisted by Freda Jackson. This will be the annual Christmas party and gift exchange. Henley Olrl Scout troops 14. IS. 31. and JS met last Tuesday lu hear a talk by Mrs. Johann Ulirnrk about Vien na and Its people and I lira she discussed dance as an art orni and lu possibilities. she also Inuiilit a simple dance to some of the younger girls. Thursday evening of lal week lgirla from senior troop U spoke over both local rnillo stations In ob servation of Uirl Scout week. (luls who spoke over KPJI were Mary Louise Knnisn, Hetty Oiiber. Car olyn Dickson, and Donna Dixon. Cher KPL Lois Wise, Wlniutmt Oaber, Donna Tillman and Klranor Jackson spoke. The girW attended a theatre parly afterwards. Friday afternoon sevrral leaders and girls attended the Julllrtte Low lea at the home of Mrs. Walter Brane. All troop leaders and one girl from each troop were Invited. Leaden who attended from Henley were Mn. Clarence Hill. Mrs. Don ald Schretnes. Mrs. Walter Craft. Mra. Hugh simpvin. Mrs. Clifford Phillips and Mrs. Ronald Whltlau-h. Olrls chosen to represent their troops were Jeanule Hill. Kathleen Marshall, Rosemary O Krefe, He gma llannon and Eleanur Jackson. Weed Ancestor Discussion Interests Members Mn. William D. Foster was program chairman at the rarular meet ing of Eulatona chapter. Daughters of the American Revolution, held Monday evening. November 7. in the library room of the Fremont school. "How to Find Tour Ancestors" was the subject for the evening, and many helpful bits of information for running down family lines were provided by Mrs. Foster. . Xulalona chapter owns around 115 volumes ot genealogies, and in private families are to be found over log mora) family Histories, right in javthis1 community. . Any prospective member in Klam ath comity who wishes help In work kef a CAR line la asked to tele phots Mrs. Bert C. Thomas. 3781, chapter ygisirar; Mrs. William D. W7; Mrs. Claud Davis, ; or Mrs. Wilbur A. Jones, 7347. : one of these women has had several yean ot experience In gene alogical research. Mrs. 8yd Xvans, chapter vice re lent, presided during the business asset on. Mrs. Foster reported on the recent state board meeting In Fort- land which) she attended as state historian. Mrs. Archie McKeown, Hood River, state regent of the Ore gen DAR, presented some ot her OeHlo Indian friends to the board and asked for assistance from all Oregon members for these unfortun ate people. Mrs. McKeown asked that warm clothing be sent, as well ' a other necessities. The address la Mrs. Flora Thompson, Miller, Ore. On December f, the chapter will at the home of Mrs. Robert X. Wattenburg. organizing regent. 1 31 Pine. Assisting will be Mrs. R. . A. Nltschlem and Mrs. Charles R. , Waters. Mrs. Thomas will be in charge ot the program. mm Mft. AND MRS HINRY SIMP SON after their fall wedding or now ot home In Dorris. rEvergreen. mman u. nf, I j-jil Vi. itaV TIXRY LEI f ETRASEK is the frvt month. old douqhter of Mr. end Mrs. Paul Petrasek t)f AAalin. Her grandparents art Mr. ond Mn. Anton Pe Irmtik, olio of Malin. StUOIO. GAA Bar. MERRILL T... uiual GAA ban quet for the football ream was an event ot Tuesday evening Novem ber S in the high school recrea tion room. Leeta Rae Butler was toastmis- tress and welcomed the honor guests. Donald Pope, captain of the team, responded. Frank Lugo team manager gave a summary of the year's games. and Principal Harold Hendnckson spoke briefly on the value of ath letics In the school. Musical numbers were present ed by a cirl's trio, Pat Noonan. Evelyn Petrik. Betty Kotthoff; and Myrtle Dillon who sang a solo. Com munity singing followed. After the dinner, which was served under the direction of Mrs. Rcydn, dancing was enjoyed In the teen-age club room. BRIDGE CLVB HENLEY Mrs. Harry Orem en tertained the Bid and Bye bridge club last Wednesday at the home ot Mrs. Ira Orem. High prise was won by Pat Bey mer and low and traveling by Ar lene Tubach. Members present were Marguerite Breithaupt, Bonnie Cheyne. Barba ra Stone. Pat Beymer. Arlene Tu bach, Ann Falrclo. and the hostess June Orem. Guests were Jerry White and Eth el Whluatch. THIMBLE CLUB Ruth Hull entertained the Thim ble club of Neighbors of Woodcraft at her home. 1013 California, on Wednesday November 9 at a noon time luncheon. Those attending were Esther Bell- Ingham. Maxine Olson. Neva Hayes. May Schmidtt, Ellen Ely. Ida Mochettax, Vera Reeves and the hostess. The afternoon was spent at handi work. On Wednesday November 30 the hostess will be Stella Dryden. Lioness Club Meeting The Lioness club will meet tor dessert Monday evening in St. Paul's parish house. , Hostesses for th evening are Mrs. Marvin Lucas. Mrs. Don An derson, Mrs. Eldred Putnam, and Mrs. John Schubert. G; Morrison. Mickey Ruber. Orvilu Hanson. J. F. Harris and Jack Harris all bagited a limit of geese at Lower Klamath lake Sunday. Richard Hayes, of the U. 8. navy has been visiting friends and rela tives in Weed for the past week. Representatives from each school In Siskiyou county attended a YMCA conference In McCloud No vember 5. Shirley Hlckev waa elect ed president of the "Y" for Siski you county. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Silva and daughter Beverly of Merrill spent the week-end at the home of R. H. Bradshaw. Sgt. William L. Routs, who was recently stationed in Oermanv. re turned home for a visit with his mother Mra. John Kouts of Monta gue and his sister Mrs. C. B. Rip Don of Weed. On Saturday. November 5. the Weed Sons ot Italy gave their an nual banquet for the Junior and senior baseball players. Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Lowery left Saturday for Antloch with their two children to attend the funeral of Mrs. Lowerv's father, who was killed Saturday. Weed defeated Yreka Friday. No vember 4 by a score of 40-13. Allan Bussey. local Weed boy who la In the U. S. army Is home on a 13 day visit The Mountain Service station Is adding a show room to Its buildings. HIGHWAY DEDICATION PORTLAND. Nov. 13 The new Warm Springs highwsy. cutting an hour and half off the travel time between Portland and Bend, will be dedicated tomorrow. The ceremony will be at the Mill creek bridge. The program begins at 11:30 a. m. Mt. Laki Mr. Slid Mrs. L. C. Itrunler of Sweet Home, visited relatives and friends here last week. Beverly Muck spent the week end at the home of her pnrrnts Mr. and Mn. Karl Muck. She re turned to school at EuKene Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Williams plan to leave Friday with Mrs Townsend for Prtiiliuna, Calif., anere airs. iownena now mm. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hill and Mr and Mrs. Merrill Bond rr turned from Portland Sunday. Mis. Percy Dixon. Mrs. Richard Fleming. Mrs. Kiissvll Fiilrrhlld and son Jlmiiue, left Monday morn ing for Vancouver after hearing that Mrs. Dixon and Mrs. Fleming's mother was Injured In an automo bile accident and In the hospital. Willie Anderson won three con srcutlve 11. S. Open golf champion ships in 11X13. IU04 and MM. a mark never equalled. T" The Toronto Maple Leafs, by win cing their third straight Stanley cup In 1948-49. became the tint hockey team ever to do so. 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