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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1949)
' Mr' " r .- A ; .. ; - 5 ' if ' ',) . I, i JOINING THE RANKS OF THE BRIDES-ELECT is Donna McVcy, daughter of Mr. and- Mr. A. V. McVcy of Lakcshore drive, who announced her engagement (o Jim Hanker at the Alpha Chi Omega chapter house on the Oregon Slate collego campus. Mr. Hanker is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. 1L Hanker of Ventura, Calif. ft.. -f- . 7 v.: M 1 j r I rfS V X GREETING GUESTS at the AAUW Christmas party and smorgasbord Thursday, December 8, were Mrs. Robert Chilcote, . left, and Mrs. Eric Majors, right. They served hot mulled cider before the dinner and gift exchange. .. ! . Ouderian, :H iyvV' I 1 SEVERAL TRIHI-Y GIRLS were busy Monday night, making dresses for dolls to bo delivered to children at Christmas time. The girls engaged in their handiwork are Jean Owens, Donna Phillips, Mrs. W. P. Hcrron the . group advisor, Bonnie O'Harra, Mary Hill, Patsy Young and Mary Ellen McColgin. . t ' .! ' B SALLY KENT SaIh ies... SALLY Ouderian. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Dlmbat mUrUiiwd wvtral IioumcumU lut Mk-nd. Mrs. Wltr ZwlnfU and wn Bob and Mn, Ocorgt hewn uid Km Toby all tnjoywl th 30-10 buluttMll tounuunmt and ihop. plnf. Mra. Zwlnfli U Oeort Dtmbtt'i tUUr. Bob and Tonr plajrad on th Tltard team. Th fUtiU Mi on Sunday on Um BhaaU Dayllfht. A croup of brtdgt-playlnc frltndt bad tlwlr Chrlttma party at tba noma of Mra. John Martin, 1111 Pacific Ttrraea Thunday venlnc. Mra. Martin aerved dinner to th guat befor their annual txchani of (lfu. Th room wer decorated with ChrUtmaa treeni and ornament. Enjoying th evening wer Mra. Lloyd Ooble, Mrs. Cecil Adam. Mra. Loula Serruya, Mri. Claud Da via, Mrs. Paul Sharp, Mra. Bob Thorn paon, Mra. Oeorg Myera, Mra. Prank Weaver, Mra. Jo Peak, Mrs. John Houiton and Mra. Jak Stelger. Such a nice ChrUtmaa preaent. Twins for th Bin Nash family. A girl. Joan Michelle, and a boy, John MlchaeL wer born to Bill and Maxln at Klamath Valley hoipltal Monday, December 12. Everybody la doing nicely. Bridie clubs wer having their ChrUtmaa partiea and gift txchangea and Mr. Oeorge Clark waa hostess to her group on Tuesday evening. Card were followed by aupper and the gift exchange. Joan Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Moore, and Mary Lou Case, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Ted Case, are horn from Mills for a whole month's vacation. Marilyn O'Neill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. O'Neill, la spending a part of her holiday from Mllla In New York with friends. Horn this morning from Katherln Branson school at Ross, la Prances Steams, dsughter of Dr. and Mra. Ralph W. Steams. Prlend are greeting Mrs. Oeorge J. Walton and daughter Katherln who hav returned her to live after aeveral years away. They are domiciled on Riverside. Mr. Oust P. Vourchis has a new signature in his collection of (smous autographs. He received a letter last week from Alben Barkley which read, "Mrs. Barkley and I wish to thank you tor your cordial message of congratulatlone sent to us on our wedding dsy. We deeply appreciate your thought! ulneas and good wishes." It waa atgned by the vie president himself. Elected last week to preside over the DeMolay annual "Snowball at Reamee on December 37, were Queen Loula Unman; and Beverly ITam., Bertha Arnold, Sandra Moore, and Pay Nelson are princesses. The pretty court will be guests of honor at the formal dance. Last year was the first time that each patient at the Eastern Oregon Stat hospital In Pendleton received a Christmas gift, and th staff of th hospital haa expressed the hop that th people of Oregon will be aa generous this year. Packagea for th patient may be addressed to Eastern Oregon Stat hospital. Box A. Pendleton. Olfta suggested are. In general. ' candy, gum, hair brushes, books, pussies, writing paper, games, loafer sox or bedroom slippers. Crochet thread, or any handwork supplies, lingerie and cosmetic would be appreciated by the women In the nospltaL The staff asks, however, that donors do not send ' sdssors, needles, mirrors, tweezers, nail files, or razors of any description. Horn for th holidays are Ra Canaday and W liber Elliott, both freshmen, majoring In voice, and John Crosby, graduate student, aU ttudylng at the University of Washington In Seattle. They are aU in the University choir. Rae and John were chosen to fill soprano and baritone vacancies In the University mixed quartet, a group selected from the best soloUts th school has to offer, and as members of the quartet hav been inglng at many college and Seattle civic functions, Wllber does tenor solo work In the University MethodUt church In Seattle. A new daughter was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Pred H. Stabler, now of Portland, on November 30. Mn. Stabler la the former Lois Hare, who taught at Shasta school here. She U the dsughter of Mr. and Mrs. L W. Hars of thU city. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Stabler of Rosebuig. formerly of this city. Rosemary Blgble, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Hughey, was one of eight students tapped last week to Mask and Dagger, dramatics honorary at Oregon Stat college. The new pledge will be feted at breakfast Sunday. Rosemary U a sophomore In th school of lower dtvuion. Mr. and Mra. C. C. Kelley arc going to have fun for th next two months. They left yesterday on their way to Chicago, via Reno. Albuquerque, Northern Texas, and up to Dea Moines, where they will pick up daughter Kathryn, who U Interning In the lows MethodUt hospital. They will spend ChrUtmaa with Mr. Kelley's family In Chicago, and then travel and visit for two months. Kathryn plans to return to Des Moines after two weeks. The stage play "Ufa With rather" waa presented In three acts .by th student of Southern Oregon college on th campus December I, and 10. Several Klamath Falls students participated In the pro duction. Mark Hattan, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hattan, pUyed the lead role of Clarence Day Sr. Oeorge Bell, son of Mrs. Johnnie BeU, waa Clarence Day Jr. Business manager for the production waa Chuck Perry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perry Sr. At the University of Oregon Robert Burke, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Burke, waa on of 17 students elected to full membership In th Condon club, geology and geography honorary and service organisation on the campus. Dale Price, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Price, waa on of 30 student elected to associate membership In th club. Shopping In San Francisco ttus week U Dorothea EUingson. dsugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. EUingson. Bh went south with Harriet Hart of Medford, a Cal roommate, on December . Major Oeorg Kinney will arrive tomorrow from Alabama In Urn for th pre-weddlng festivities planned for thU week. Major Kinney and Helen Moore will be married on December 39. Mr. and Mra. Oeorg Brosterhou and son Eric will arrlva Tuesday from Eugene, where Oeorg U a senior at th University of Oregon. They wlU spend the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brosterhou. Mrs. Chlo Pride was hostess to the Three-R club with a ChrUtmaa party Tuesday afternoon and the rooms were decked In holiday trim, mings for th pinochle party followed by luncheon. High score went to Mrs. Prances KilUan, second by Mrs. Charlott Csnoy, special award to Mrs. Dad Hoover. Twenty-six members and two guests, Mrs. Mary Martin and Mrs. Mary Ewlng, were present. There "Was a gift exchange, Pollyannaa revealed and new onea (elected. Mrs. Mildred Pennoyer will be hoe ten at th next meeting at th horn of Mrs. Aria Simpson on January It. -ti : 7rvpn . TEA TOWELS GALORE were received by Helen Moore, whose wedding -'. will be an event of December 29, at the shower given for her by Mrs. T. B. " -. Watters last Saturday afternoon at the Watters home. Miss Moore, center, is assisted in the gift opening by her mother, Mrs. Charles L. Moore, ? right, and Mrs. Donald EUingson, left. Ouderlan. owers Honor Bride to B Mrs. Thomas B. Wstters chose "wedding beUs s the theme for her luncheon shower honoring Miss Helen Moore, bride elect of George Kinney, last Saturday at the Watters home on Pacific Terrace. The motif was carried out In the place cards to which small silver bells were attached; the favors were bells filled with candy, and cookies which were served were bell-shaped. A cascade of silver bells and lilies of the valley was hung over the gift table. After gifts, which were tea toweU. were opened, guests played bridge, with Mrs. Herbert Hauger winning high' prize. Invited guests included Mrs.' Charles S. Moore; Mrs. Charles L. Moore. Mrs. Alvtn Macartney. Mrs. Francis Olds, Mrs. Robert O'Sullivan, Mrs. R. H. Dunbar. Mrs. Harry Foster, Mrs. T. E. Watters. Mrs. Leslie Rogers, Mrs. George A. Wlrtx, Mrs, Gertrude Bachelder, Mrs. Allen Sloan, Mrs. Herbert Hauger, Mrs. Donald EUingson, Mrs. William Borcher, Mrs. Roy Whltlatch. and the honored guest. Miss Helen Moore. Linen Shower Mrs. Donald EUingson entertained In honor of Helen Moore on Thursday evening with a linen shower at the Flllngsnn home, 17 Pin street. After th hostess served deTssert and Helen opened her gifts, the guests decorated potholdera for her, and Uter played bridge. Mrs. Roy Whltlatch won high prize la bridge and Mrs. Thomas B. Watters low. . Invited guests were Mrs. Charles L. Moore, Mra, Alvin Macartney, Miss Dorothea EUingson, Mrs. Roy' Whltlatch, Mrs. T. E. Watters, Mrs. Robert Elllng-' son. Mrs. Leslie Rogers, Mrs. Allen Sloan, Mrs. T." B. Watters. Mrs. Wesley Lorenz, Mr. Karl Urquhart, Mrs. Fred Ehlers. Mrs. Leonard Kinney, Mrs. Nell Kinney, Mrs, Robert Kent, and Mlaf Moore. Ami t'w : i i 5 FOLK DANCING ii becoming more and more popular in the Klamath basin with many classes being organized for learning. Dr. F. W. Peak docs a turn with Mrs. Ellen Smith at the folk dancing class Monday night at ' the high school. Ouderlam.
