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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1949)
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 7, 194 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE NINETEEN Layette Shower Honors Mrs. Castel FORT KLAMATH On Tumi a V evening. November . the C. T. riubhouu H thf scene of a drllghlful surprise party, when Mrt. Alfred n. Caatel Jr, was honored with a layette shower by membera of lha lorel women orgaiUMtlon, ot whlrh aha haa been accraury lor tha plat yaar. Many lovely glfte were received by lha honor gueat, who waa aa. alatad In opening Ihrm by her mother, Mr a. Hert Albert of Chlloquln, and har alster, Mra. Pred Fletcher e( Klamath ralla. i . executive Discusses Mental Health A color scheme of orchid and yel low waa uard lit dacoralluna and ap pololmriita, with novrl handmade Individual favura. Vaara ot colorlul bioiua rhryaanthrniuiiia and pastel tlntnl candlaa were ud aa a fur ther decorative note for tha ooca aiuii, and a larva sunk perilled atop tha piano accented tha eltowrr molil. Following tha oieiiliig of tha gifts, a contest waa hrlcl, with Mra. Pat rick J. McAullffa winning flrat prlu, and Mra. IJert Albert being award ad a close aecoiid. Canla provldrd further dlveralon for tha evening Including an appropnuVly decorated cake and refienhmenu were arrved by Ilia hoslraar. Preaent from out of town were Mra. Allied B. Caatel Br. and Mra. Fred Fletcher of Klamath ralla; and from Chlloquln, Mra. Bert Al bert. Mra. Cyril Cook. Mra. Dwlghl (Klrcher, Mra. Lrroy Oisnger and daughter. Norma Lee Uienger. Mra Lew Kelllaon. Mra. Earl Italia. Mra. Loyal Heath. Mra. Itoy LVffell bacher and Mra. Walt Zimmerman. Attending the aflalr from Port Klamath were the gurat ot honor, Mra. Alfred B. Caatel Jr.. Mra. Harry I ureni, Mra. Hlewart Nlcholaon, Mra. William Zumbrun. Mra. Patrick J MrAullffe, Mra. Lloyd Nicholson, Mra. Harold Wimer, Mra. Marvin Hoedrr. Mra. Prank leman, Mra. Clifford Engle. Mra. Olive Denton, Mra. William C. Martin, Mra. Ellaa beth M. Looalry, Mra. Joanna 'lav lr. Mra. William A. Page. Mra. W. B Hrarork. Mra Edna R. Orth. Mra. Viola Leever, Mra. Uelkert Denton. Mra. Loren I.. Miller Jr, Mra. Robert Cable, Mra. R. O. Vamum and Mri. J. R. Siarmore The Buroptlmlat club met with tha Kiwanla club for their luncheon meeting Thurauay noon at tha Wll lard hotel, with Wlllard Ward, Ki wanla president, praaldlng. Tha apeaker, Melvin L. Murphy, executive director of lha Mental Health aaaoetetlon for tha at ate of Oregon, waa Introduced by Lowell Kaup, chairman of tha day. M r. Murphy, who waa formerly euper vlor of the payrhlatrte aervlra In Denver, Colo., Uild h I a II alenera about tha preaent day problems of lha mentally III, He emphasized tha fact that tha public la not Interested enough In this phaae. Mr. Murphy stated that certain tvpea of patlenta can be mred and live normal Uvea again. The fact that tha hoepltal conditions era vastly Improved at tha state hoapltal In Salem waa etreaaed and there la now no reaann not to send perwna there who need mental care. Boropilmlsta will hold their regu lar bualnesa meeting neit Thursday noon at the Pelican party room. Dunsmuir Wedding DUNHMIMR Tha wedding of Mi.. Edith R. Holland and Cecil E. Elliott was an event of November It. The ceremony waa performed by Rev. T. Elmer Hmllh In the home rf tha bride's parents, Mr. and Mra. James L. Holland. Members ot both families attended tha couple. A reception waa held following the ceremony and a tiered wedding cake was cut and served with coffee. Tha Ti" - ''9 ... i' ' V - ' l t., i v- ' -. .... lr- : ) Home-Cooked Food To Go On Sale Home-cooked foods will be on sale at Carter's and Pin Street Market on Saturday under tha auaplcee of tha Library club, beginning at 10 o'clock. One of tha main features of tha aala, la addition to steamed brown bread, cinnamon rolls. ChrlaUnaa cook lea and mine plea, will be "Susie Cookies" favorite spaghetti and meat balls, and tha recipe for this popular dish will also be available. Library club members ara re minded to hava their foods at one of tha stores by ten o'clock on Sat urday. If necessary, Mrs. Dean Oa- born. club president, can pick up the foods if aha la called before nine o'clock on Saturday, and preferably Friday afternoon or evening. Other foods that tha members may prepare ara cakes, cup cakes, cookies, plea (except merlnque pleat puddings, potato salad, baked beans and breads. On duty at tha Pin Street Market for tha aala will be Mrs. Calvin Hunt, Mrs. Lowell Kaup, Mra. Carl Mason and Mra. L. P. Lund. A t Carter's Orocery will be Mrs. Fred erick Karlaon. Mrs. Olen Lorenz, Mrs. James Burnes 8r, and Mrs. Keith Cramer. Tha regular Library club meeting will be held Monday. December 13, at 2:00 In tha City Library building. AFTER THEIR WEDDING in Reno on November 7, Mr. ond Mrs. Kyle Honkini' traveled through Collfornio. The bride it the former Evo Strunk, daughter of Mr. ond Mr. Ernest Strunk of Poe volley, ond the groom is the son of Mr. ond Mrs. L. M. Hankins of Bononzo. Parker studio Reno. Sending gift, but unable to be ".',. .rV.7. m..im nn... preaent were Mrs rorrcal Preld .nd j ,., ub,uh tn,lr hom. )n Mount Mrs. Norman Wlmer, Mr. Harry Knglr. Mra. James C. Colllna. Mrs. Hoy Wlmer, Mrs. Jerry Treaner. Mra. Frank Rtrahan. Mrs. Hubert Helma, Mrs. Edith Moon. Mra. J. Oulnry Burll. Mra. Prank Edwards, Mra. M. Jarkann, Mra. Jmae Right mier. Mrs. Walter J. Wright. Mrs. Hanaford T. Williams, Mra. Thomaa O Dyche, Mra. Jack Thomaa. Mrs. Ousa A. Page and Mra. Lucille Nlcholaon. Hostesses for tha shower for Mra. Caatel wert Mra. Joanna Taylor, Mra. W. B. Hrarork. Mra. William C. Martin. Mra. R. O. Vamum, Mra. Ord Prttchrtt, Mr. William A. Page and Mr. Fred Zumbrun. The romnlttee reapomlble for the lovely deroratlona of both club rooms and tables Included Mrs. Stewart Nlcholaon. Mrs Lloyd Nich olson and Mrs. Harry Orem. while members of the committee sending the Invitations for their affair were Mra. J. R. Slaemore. Mrs, Elmer Zumbrun and Mra. William A. Page. March Wedding DUNSMUIR Mr. and Mrs. Chrla Bonderson hava announced the en gagement ot their daughter. Vera M. Bonderson, to James K. Ballou of Ban Pranriaco. Tha couple plan a March wedding. The bride-elect, a native nf Duns muir. la a graduate of the local erhonla and attended the Unlveralty nf California at Berkeley. She was graduated from Armstrong's Bust neaa college In Berkeley. Ballou Is also a graduate nf Cal and Is an electrical engineer for tha Standard Oil company. Couple Marry DUNSMUIR Mr. and Mra. Wil liam H. Auatln. newlywed. have purchased a home at 1223 Florence avenue, where they have established residence following their marriage In Reno, on October 14. The cere mony was performed by Rev. R. C. Thompson. The bride Is the former Mloa Deloala Hanaen nf this rlty. Austin Is In the Southern Pacific train service. ... Hhaita. where tha benedict la em. ployed by the Mount Shaata Pine Manufacturing company. Hla par ents are Mr. and Mra. Leet Elliott of Mount ShaaU. The brtde Is a graduate of the Dunamulr schools and the Universi ty of California In Berkeley, where she majored In Journalism. She waa employed by tha San Francisco Chronicle and other news papers In the bay area, and also worked In Honolulu for tha Star Bulletin. She served aa editor of the Dunamulr Newa for publisher Orlo H. Mohr for the past year and" a half. She la this years president cf the Dunamulr Business and Pro feitalonal Women'a club. The afghan, gueat prlu for the Ambrleu club basaar waa won by B. C. Hogue. MRS. CECIL E. ELLIOTT was Miss Edith R. Holland before her marriage on November 19, in the home of her par ents, Mr. ond Mrs. James L, Holland of Dunsmuir. vmisnil. HTwitM in BOMB? HAU DI T01LSTT1 loo POUDRB U IAIN - Se . yc " Toastmistress Plans Christmas Party The Mt, Maiama Toastmlatreaa club held a dinner meeting at the Wtnema hotel lut Wednesday eve ning with Wand Elliott presiding. The theme of this meeting waa United Nations. Margaret Holllday presented a collection of dolls, which represented many nations and made an Interesting table dec oration. Toplca for the evening were given by each mem'jer and covered the varloua nations such aa Sweden, Canada and China. Speakers for tha meeting were Catherine Chidester who spoke on the organization of the United Na Uona and Dorothea Buck, who told of tha accomplishment! of the Unit ed Nations. Plana for a rummage aala to be held soon by lha club was discussed and any member having rummage should contact Wanda O'Brien, who la In charge. The annual Christmas Party for Toaaimtstreases. and escorts will be held at tha home of Mr. and Mra. William Owens on Lakeshore drive on December B. A nominating' committee waa ap pointed for officers for the next year and they are Dorothea Buck, Catherine Chidester and Vivian Owens. Quests for tha evening were Dr. Margaret Oregor. who recently moved here to establish her prac tice, and la formerly of Tacoma, Washington, Rose Baakett from Wenatchee, Washington and Joan Elliott. Reno Ceremony In a Reno ceremony of Novem ber T. Eva Strunk. daughter of Mr. and Mra. Ernest Strunk of Poe val ley became Mra. Lyle Hankins. The groom la the son of Mr. and Mra. L. M. Hankins of Bonanza. For her wedding Mrs. Hankins wore a tan dressmaker suit and or. chid corsage. Following the ceremony the new lyweds traveled In California and are now at home In Bonanza. Tha bride la a graduate of Henley nign scnoot, and the groom of Bo. nania high school Pinochle Club On Thursday November 29 Ye Olde Pinochle club made tha trip to Dairy to be guests ot Inex Sloan for luncheon and cards. In addition to the members there waa one gueat, Loutae Borten. High score waa held by Agnace Lowe, second by Minnie Padgett, low by Louisa O'Brien and Kathryn Billings received the pinochle award. Fannie Ooddard'e anniver sary waa also observed at this time. Marriage Announced TULELAKE Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam J. Miller, Tulelake, have an flounced their marriage at Reno, November 20. Mrs. Miller Is the former Mildred Jonea of this city. Tha groom, as sociated with the Tulelake Reporter staff and the city police department haa resided here for three years following eerrlce with the U. S. marine corps. After a wedding trip to Lake Ta- hoe, they are residing here. Fireside Wedding . The home of Mr. and Mra. T. P. McOormack. 1815 Main, waa the scene for the fireside wedding of Adrll Chrlstman, daughter of Mrs. J. M. Chrlstman, and Darrell R. Tollee of Eugene, on Wednesday evening, November 23. The couple wu attended by Mr. and Mra. McCormack In the double ring ceremony, which was read by the Rev. D. B. Anderson. The re ception for family and guestg fol lowed. After the reception the newly weds left for a wedding trip in Cali fornia. Upon their return Mr. and Mrs. Tolles will be at home here. - Most gold Utta In the Fairbanks. Alaska, area la mined by giant dredges larger than tha average two-story house. Odd Fellows Hosts Luctlla Bold, noble grand, opened tha meeting of Prosperity Rebekah lodge, held In tha IOOF hall on Thursday evening December 1, and then tha meeting was turned over to members of lha Odd Fellows who were delightful boats for tha eve ning. Acting aa noble grand waa Herbert MunaeU; vice-grand, Frank Hurd; past-grand, Paul Tolley; Ed Lawrence, chaplain; Carl Sandall, warden: Dayton Barnhart, conduc tor; Dr. Pltzaimmona, secretary; right and left aupportera to the noble grand, Frank Hogue and Carl Orubba; right and left aupportera to the vice grand, C H. Pltzaimmona and Joe Lewis; Inner guardian. Earl Weber; outer guardian, Bwan Erick- son, and Billy Morley, musician. Later in tha evening K. Olppo presented some of his music pupils In Violin and guitar selections, and Oeorge Vlahoa, accompanied by Catherine Blanaa, gave several clar inet solos, and Mlsa Blanaa sang two solos. The Odd Fellows served cake and coffee later, and the large cake waa decorated with tha IOOF emblem. see Christmas Decor MERRILL Mary Jo, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Harold Hendiickaon entertained a group of her class mate with a party at her home Friday evening December 2. The young guests enjoyed danc ing, various games, and a hunt for candy filled ChrUunaa stockings. Gary Mauney won the grand for tnreadlng a needle while sitting on a milk bottle. Mary Jo and her mother Mr. Hendrickson. served refreshments from a beautifully decorated table centered with a miniature Christmas tree with tall lighted candles on either side Invited were Terry Soencer of Klamath Falls. Frances Barber, Dale Skallcky, Clifford Turner, Bar bara Hodges. Nancy Dewey, Jackie Barry. Jimmy Och. Loretta Lem- ler, Oary Mauney. Larry DeLap, Peggy Noonan, and Chris Lemler. Christmas Plans Pythian Slaters. Wlnema temple. held a regular business meeting In the IOOF hall Friday evening No-. remoer 29 with Bertha Griggs, most excellent senior, presiding In the absence of Delia Hennlger, most ex cellent chief. Officer were nominated for the coming year and election will be held at the next regular meeting. Plans were made for the Chriatmae party to be held Friday December 23 In the IOOF hall: there will be a Christmas m, treat and a pro gram. All member and their fam ilies will be welcomed. - jug j II f ""' glv her thtt new gggl Automatic Washer ! . ... with Uv-Wafr Action that gets clothes really clean I Glv har more than just a gift, this Christmas . t give her freedom from washday drudgery. With her now Frigldair Automatic Washer she can flick dial, than lit back and relax. 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