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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1949)
Third Birthday Celebrated ' Mends of Cynthia Miller, dsugh tar of Mr. and Mrs. Mrlvln Miller. celebrated her third birthday with several friends on November 71. at Iht Miller home, 1MI Mannnlta, The lursti played and afterward vara aervad birthday cake and Ice cream by Mra. Miller. Invited guests of Cindy a cre 8!k ard Erlandson, Julie Ann Miller, Dougla Smith, Clayton Bpenra. Dickie Miller, Janet Beavey. Mar aha Ooehrtng. Linda Drew, George Norseth. Danny Noroeth, Lynn Low. Robby Bogsty, Cathy Lorens, Jimmy Novak, and Chuek Miner. Business Meeting Royal Neighbors of America held regular business meeting Friday evening In the KC hall with ST memberi present The next regular meeting will be on the afternoon of December A public pinochle party will be held on the evening of Friday, the 1th. at which time the hamper will be given away. , The annua) Christ mat dinner and program will be held Friday. De cember k at 6:30 p-m. Betty John. aon wu accepted for social member ehlp, and election of office for the ensuing year wai held. Elected were Mildred Pennoyer. oracle: Ka ren Lancaster, chancellor: Jessie Bteele, recorder: Lucille Heifer, re ceiver; Ruby Alexander, marshal, and Alice Hoover, Inner sentinel. Lillian Roason. outer sentinel, Oretta Schewelger, manager, Kath leen Hepburn, alternate. The charter was draped In mem ory of Eulilla Walters. - After the meeting refreshment were served In the dining room. A totng-away gift was presented to Mildred Akin, who will leave soon to make her home In Washington. HfcRALL AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30. 1949 ins tivmi iHuintu, sons or rvtr. ona Mrs. oeorge tmery ot bhevlin. Ore., were to gether lost month for the first time in fifteen years. Thev ore. left to riaht. E. A. Emerv or ron Momom, Kusseil tmery ot Silver Lake, Jim tmery of bhevlin, Ted Emery ood Frank tmery of Chiloquin, Bill Emery of Sacramento and Wayne Emery of Tocoma, Wash. 50th Anniversary MALIN Mr. and Mrs. John Mc Culley of Malln were host and host ess at a 60th anniversary party hon oring Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maupln of Ashland. Mr. and Mra. Maupin were mar ried In Ola the. Kansas. October 30, 1899 and the couples five children and their families met at the Mo Cullev noma to honor them. Mrs. Maupln was presented with a beau tif ul bronse and gold corsage in hon or of the occasion. Fall flowers of bronze and gold chrysanthemums accented the golden anniversary theme. Present for the happy orcasslon were. Mr. and Mra. Raleigh Maupin and family. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mc Auliffe and family. Mr. and Mrs. John McCulley and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Maupin. Evan Maup ln, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Malone of Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brnly of Klamath Falls and Lloyd and Frank Ray also ot Ashland. I TEEN-AGE FAVOJUTK la the yewngatera Ungwage hot wrafTle and Ma of batter are -oat of tbJa world." Pinochle Party 8HEVLD Mra. Jim DUy wu hostess to the Pinochle club Thurs day November It. Chsrsta were Mrs. Verus Dahlin. Mrs, Herny Errlmsn. Mrs. Kenneth Cox. Mrs. Robert Tan Tassel Mrs. willard Otrmpert. Mrs. Joe Petrono- wien, and Mrs. Amos Thompson. Mra, Amos Thompson won high prise ana Mrs. Henry Erdmaa won low and floating prize. a a a HENLEY ine neruey conn try cousins bridge club met a week ago Thurs day at Mrs, Dorothy Short Dehlin grr. Guests were Mrs. Carrie Camp bell. Mrs. B. W. Short and Mrs, Patricia Beymer. Members present were Mrs. Mo nie Reeder, Mrs Jay Weimer. Mrs. Ernestine Read. Mrs. Lou Mills. Mrs. Marjorie Howe, Mrs. Wilma Marvin, and Mra. Stella Dehllnger. The club met again last Thurs day. TULELAKE Mrs. Sara Welsh spent the Thanksgiving holiday In Portland with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Rob ertson. Bhe went north with her daughter and eon-ln-law. Mr. and Mrs. William Maey who joined the family reunion. I Teen-Aae Favorite Hot waffles with gobs of butter that's teen-age for -good time had by alL" And everyone else shares their enthusiasm. Furthermore, the eggs, as well as syrup or molasses needed, are on the December plenti ful hn. Waffles are easy hospitality with a nutritional wallop prepared mix es, eggs and the dairy foods i sential for young bodies, butter and milk. So for informal November get- togethers after the basketball or football game, after the movies, anytime, bring out the waffle Iron and call the neighbors In. vTafflea far Use Crowd (Makes 1 fawr-aeetioBed wafflea) Four cupt pancake mix. S cups milk, 1 egg yolks, well beater. 1-3 cup melted butter. 3 egg whites. beaten until stiff enough to stand In peaks. Measure pancake mix Into bowL Stir egg yolks Into milk and add to pancake mix, then add melted butter and beat with a rotary beat er until smooth. Fold in egg whites until completely blended. Pour from to 3-3 cupful of the batter Into a not waffle tron and cook until steaming ceases. Amount used de pends on size of the iron the square ones take more batter than moat of the round ones. Use two waffle Irons for a crowd. (If necessary, borrow the extra one.) A popular waffle bar In an east ern university town reports young Bring the) Family into Wong's Far a Special CHINESE Family Stria Dinner Wong's Cofe Cl Mara Ph. C57S patrons favor waffles served with 1. orange butter. 2. honey butter. 1 butter and coarsely chopped pe cans or walnuts. 4. butter, honey or syrup. 5. butter, cinnamon and sug ar, a, outter and crisp bacon. Recent Ceremony In a ceremony of October 3. Mlrs Eleanor Elaine Cox became the bride of Louis Eugene Butler at the Cox home, 1320 Sargent. The Rev. TldweD. read the cere mony. The bride Is the daughter of Mrs. Gladys Cox of this city, and Mr. Butler Is the son of Frank M. Butler of Eugene. The bnae, wearing a brown satin dress with black accessories, car ried a white Bible and single orchid. She was attended by Mrs. Frank Konnie of Eugene. Mr. Frank Korjiie was beat man. After the ceremony the couple left for a wedding trip to the coast. They are now at home in Eugene. ; . . Luncheon, Cards The Three R. club, of the Royal Neighbors of America, met at the home of Ella Pauley. 631 Rorevay drive. Tuesday. November 22. After a lun-ehon. four tables of pinochle were played, with high go ing 10 Kathleen Hepburn, second to Jessie 8teele, and guest prize to Elvira Lien. I Pinochle, Rummy Played By Guests CHILOQUIN Mrs. Ralph Mc Nutt was hostess on Wednesday evening. November 16. for a card party. High score for pinochle went to Mrs. Les Hoback and the low to Mrs. Frrdman Kirk. The travel ing prue was taken by Mrs. John Arkell of Klamath Agency, and Mra. Lee Peters. Mrs. Todd Deffenbacher and Mn Randolph David look high and low respectively in 500 rummy. At the close of the evening the hostess served the following guests: Mrs. Lloyd Peters. Mrs. Archie Hutf. Mrs. A. E. Clark. Mrs. Les Hoback. Mrs. Lee Peters. Mrs. Freidman Kirk. Mrs. Randolph Dav id. Mrs. Walter Collins. Mrs. Oeoree Brautlacht. Mrs. Todd Drffenbach er. Mrs. Anton Zadina. Mrs. Julia Olenger. Mrs. John Arkell. Mrs. William Strahan and Mrs. Edouard Prlaulx. a TULELAKE Mr. and Mrs. Dick Moore returned Tuesday on the Shasta Daylight after spending a few days in San Francisco. Birthday MERRILL Earl Loner observed his 13th blrthdty on Friday evening November 16, when a group of his rlaasmatea and friends were Invited to the home ot his parents Mr. and Mrs. Milton Loer for an evening of games followed by Ice cream and cake. Earl's guesta were Joyce Hasktna. Drlores Connor, Dale Skallrky. Lor- elta Leiuler. Edward McAulllfr, Let winters, Cathy Huston, Prances Barber, Edward Seelry, Oary Mau ney, Leroy Johnson. Floyd Walden, and Dale McCullouch. Officers Chosen TULELAKE New off leer a of TUlelakt chapter. Order of the East ern Star. MS will be installed Bat urday evening. December 10. Mrs. Hlanche Moore is the Inromliut worthy matron and W. R. Moore the new worthy patron. Ottier oftlc.-ra im-turU n.,u Roath. associate matron- noi.ol.. L. Thomas, associate patron; Ma bel Park, secretary; Luctle Coyner; treasurer: Lorraine Remmiller ductrrss; Hollis Boyd, associate conductress: Allison Osborne, chap, lain; Maxine Van Buskirk. marsh all; Anola Edwards, onanist: Lnls Thomas. Ada; Katharine Slonecyph- er. nuui; Marie Osborne. Esther; Virgle Hodgea. Martha: Cloe Hart, ley. Electa: Maud Boa en. warder- Lawrence Hardman, sentinel; Luis Saylor, page. Mrs. Joan Hardman. relirlna worthy matron is the new deputy grand matron for district number 3. The meeting is scheduled for 6 o'clock In the Community Presby. trrtan church parlors and anyone Interested in the Installation Is in vlted to attend. Refre.hmenta will be served in the church -nnex. N i New Officers MrltRII.L-Mrrrlll Hebcksh lodge tlectrd new members lo serve for the neit year at their lust regular meeting. November 31. Esther John son la the noble grand. Pearl Harris la the vice grand, Lena llurk Is treasurer, Marlain Munnloutt record ing secretary, and Ann Fruits Is financial secretary. Following the business teuton re- THE WEDDING PLANS of Miss Mary Elzner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Elmer of Matin were announced by her parents. Miss Elzner will marry Ival C. Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Taylor of Tuleloke. No date has been set for the wedding. Ferebee-Keailcr. SHEVLIN Mrs. Venion Savre en- tertatnrd at a birthday dinner In honor of Vernon Sayre and Mra Oeorge Poseys on Friday, Novem- oer ii. Quests were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Posey and Reba and Patty. Mr. and airs. Carl Lane and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Posey and family. i awiia . ..M. . t , , .,,...... .-s--'.. ;t e--V ' S i v ... i nz . 7 . ... .1 i 4- HA 1 ii va, THREE BIRTHDAYS were celebrated recently at the Chortet Wamsted home, 1521 Sargent street. John Elliott, left, and Charles Elliott, right, twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. George Elliott, will be one year old on December 6. Dovid Wamstod. son of Mr. ond Mrs. Charles Wamstod. hod his first birthdov on November 26. Ouderlan. Regular Meeting 1 MERRILL Women of the Moose ! met In regular session In the ItX)F I hall on November IS. The library I committee chairman Allre Khrone presented her chapter night pro-1 gram, uuis were collected for the Christmas box to be sent lo Moose j hsvrn. A cooked food sale will be held ! on Saturday Novem'jer 2 at Orlggs grocery stora with the Monsehaven land homemakuig committee chair men Jo Selby and Eva Orr, charge. Oliia Bradshaw. captain, and Leta Stolt, assistant, will start their drill team practice December 29 at 6 p. m. In the Moose hall. All those Interested are asked to attend. The net executive committee meeting will be held at the home of neatrlre Jones the evening of December 2. Following the meeting refresh menu were served by the Loyal Or aer oi Moose. Relieve Stuffy Nose FAST! rjt irsS Quirk. Put a few Nose Drops In each nostril. Va-tro-nol works rtpnr where trouble Is. Relieves head cold atufflness almost rastandyf il::r r1 ,ua' VICKS VA-TRO-NOL NOfl DROPS FOR YOUR HEALTH'S SAKE-FOR YOUR COMFORT'S SAKE ORDER YOUR -aSw1isWMiS1MSVMSWS1fSa I MAKE HIM HAPPY Viih These OLD FAMILIAR BRANDS Meneietttm Shirts Knox Hots McGregor Sportswear Boston ion Shoe Whit. 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