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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1949)
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE FIVE The Women's Corner Hawaiian Motif Decor At Dinner The International relation group of lh Business nd Profeaalonel Womm'l club of Klamath rails entertained the foreign-born local realrirnt t lu formal banquet Monday, November II. at th Wlllard hotel. OlMU numbered 131. Th Hawaiian motif wu carried out In lit program and decora tion. Table war adorned with f trip of aand down tha center, act with ere ahella and coral. Antique limpa and flower covered "horn of plenty wer alio spared In th aand. Th foreign-born gueala wer preaented with orchid coraaKea. The principal speaker wu Dr. Robert Yuen, whoa topic wai "Communism In China Today." Mra. rem Trull of OranU Paat poke on the Importance of Horn lironomlr In connection with th rlub'a actlvlllea on tiulructlon about th Amerlran way of life to foreign teacher. Mra. Clrac Plrkthorn In ternational relation! chairman of California, gave an Interfiling talk on "International Peace." Maureen Ureen of Ireland did folk danrea, and Ella Bar! of Italy ' ..played the accordion. " Inga Peg represented Holland, and Anna Parmer th Bulgarian countries. Helen Rtghtmler apok on "Home Life In Scotland." and Oay Plait apoke of England. Mart Crandall of Mexico preaented tonga and danrea of her homeland. Kay Altman Introduced num. ber of war brldea now living In th Klamath twain. Ray Rlbek and hla orchestra play, ed Hawaiian number. Th orrheatra la compoaed of Barbara PauUon. Ernest Mather. I Jon Weston, and Jeaiie Cllne. Con ni Clprlano lao preaented Hawai ian dancing. e Couple Wed In Home Ceremony At a ceremony of lat Sunday, Mia Marl Buxton of Henley be came Mra. Clarence Adam. Th groom I th ton of Mr. and Mr. Auilln Adama, alao of Henley. The home of Mr. and Mr. Cal vin Noble Br. waa th aettlng for the wedding which waa read by th Rev. Dirk D Lapp. After th wedding, gueau attend ed a reception and ahower. Mra. Lena Low. who obwnrad her atA birthday, waa honored with a dinner party at the home of Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Low, 17 Del Moro. November II. Mra. Low I Lloyd Low' mother. Preaent for th occaalon war Mr. and Mra. John Siemens, Dr. and Mra. Dirk Sinclair, Mr. and Mra. Jimmy Ray, Mr. and Mra. Jack Ballantyne, Mrs. Effie Redkey. Mr, and Mra. Lloyd Low, and th hon ored gueat, Mrs, Lena Low. o m rtONNIl AND RON ELLA Collmon or the children of Mr. ond Mn. 0. S. Collmon of the Old Fort rood. Crond porentt are Clara Collmon one J John Collmon, and Mrs. Ella Stephenson.' Ronnie Is four and Ronella it three. Evergreen Installation Planned For Joint Meeting December 1 ha been aet for th dat of th Installation of offlrera at a Joint meeting of Pomona. Loat River, Po Valley, and Henley granges, Th meeting will be held at th Henley grange hall with Henley aa host. Mr. Howee, th tat deputy, ha been asked to of ficial. Th offlcera for th (turning year at Henley are, maater, Wilbur Hanuberger, overaeer. W, B. Cle ment, chaplain, Mra. Pred Peleraen, lecturer, Lilly Kendall, eecretary, Kelly Koblnet'.e, treasurer. Bam En man, flora. Ma La Prarl. Pomo na. Irma Clement, ceren, Mra. C. Warren. Blew and Boolt Thompson; gatekeeper. Harry Laraen, assistant steward, Btanley Kendall, lady as alsunt, Vivian Wlae, and the ex ecutive committee Pred Peiereon, Earl Mach. and Chuck Warren. Th grange ended a successful aeaaon with their annual Harvest festival on November II. which waa a huge success. Three Celebrate First Birthday Three birthday wer celebrated recently at the Charles O. Warns tad home. 1331 Sargent, John and Charlea, twin sons of Mr. and Mra Oeorg Elliott will have their first birthdays on December . and David Warns lad. son of Mr. and Mr. Charlea Wamstad waa on year old November I. Joining th three In their birth day oak wer Mr. and Mr. El liott. Mr. and Mrs. Kit Johnson, Kit Jr, Van and Daniel Johnson, Th teen agar of Bonanza have had several mectlnga this year at which they play game and dance. At one meeting the club entertained Spragu River teen-agers. The hurt meeting wax on Novembr 11, and the next will bo December T at T p. m. DAMACID 1949 NASH AMBASSADOR SEDAN Make U. An Offer! Can Be Bern At Link River Motor M la Ilk w Phen 7TM Tup! Galore . at ! Western Auto Supply Co. llth and Walnut Street tiv. i tip t I- fcff . Y HER THIRD BIRTHDAY coke is enjoyed by Cynthia Miller, daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Melvin Miller. Several friends helped Cinlhy celebrate lost Tucsdoy ot the Miller home. Ouderlan. TULELAKE Mr. and Mra. Paul Christy and Poy Christy are vaca tioning In Indian. They drove east. Olenn Smith, manager of the Tule lake Orowera Is living at the Chris ty farm during their absence. Come In And Get Your FREE SAMPLE UNEEK Furniture Scratch Remover Claud H. Davis Co. U Main Phone 4MI Reports Heard MEKRILL Mrs. E. H. Eagl entertained the Ladle Aid of th Prentoyterlan church at her horn Wednesday afternoon November 16. Assisting hr wer Mrs. Mary Pickett, and Mra. Bernace Wilson. Mrs. Martin Wlnther led th devo tional. Various matters concerning th society were discussed during the afternoon, and report wer heard frrom th rummage sale and po tato frstival banquet committees. At th clos of the meeting th hostesses served refreshment to Mrs. M. A. Bowman, Mrs. Charles Cunningham, Mra. Harriett Pother Ingham, Mra. Luther Hasklns. Mrs. Verna Hasklns, Mrs. Prank Hunni cutt. Mra. William Jlnnette, Mra. O. W. Offleld, Mrs. Smith. Mra. Cllvla Storey, Mra. Oene Taylor. Mra Bob Wilson and Mrs. Martin Wlnther. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND ruGr.Ni, our. meofurd Thoroughly Modern Ms. aa airs. I a. Cafltr aa J Earl.f preerlelere E whin rou ust UNEEK mi tt't the New Miracle Flattie Finish e Seals floors with a Non Slip, Plastic Salin Clots Mils IN ONI MOUI Will NOT DISCOIOI ! "Juit Wipt cm with Oofh" Claud H. 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