TUESDAY, DEC. 20, 1040
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
lACE TORES
EXTENSION
UNIT NEWS
Home Design
Studied By
Midland Club
Th Midland horn extension unit
met lot Thursday it tlw home ol
Mra. Kulph MiPlieraon. Mary
Olenn lead the demunalrattuii on
"Ueaign In the Home."
Cholrman Minnie Andrlru called
the business meeting to nrdrr. Mm
Ulea wer read mid varloiM com
mittee v their rrwru.
A potlurk lunrh waa held and a
lilt eachange followed the demon
atratlon. AIm a plant sale amain
members waa held to ral fundi
(or Am If a houw.
Present wire: Mr. Leon Andrleu.
Mra. Augul Andrlru. Mr. Pearl
MrPhrraon, Mri. franc Ii flowers,
Mrs. Lerov llniirk, Mra. Hlanlry
Rayaon, Mri. John MUtler. Mri.
Joe Horaley, MIm Mary fllenn and
tin hoatea Mri. Ralph MrHherson.
MAI.IM
Tin Malm home rxtenalon unit
held Ita third meeting December I,
at tin horn economic room ol the
Malm high icnool. Mra. R. Krugrr,
chairman ol Ilia unit, called the
meeting to irder at 1 p. m. Mra.
William Kajnua called lor favorite
ChrUtmaa caroU In aiuvrr to Die
roll call.
The following aonia were aung
with Mra. L. fUJnua accompanying
at the piano, the home externum
emit. "Silent Night." "Deck th
Halla" and 'America the Beauti
ful "
Mra. fUJnus read the mlnutea of
the prevloua meeting alao the treaa
urer i report, which were approved.
We have 42 meinbera up to date.
Mra. H. E. Henderson and Mra.
Ben Johnson were the project lead
era. They apoke and demorulrated
"Herb Cookery" and aalad decora
tion!. Mr. and Mra. O. Price took
en me plclurea to be ued In th
Malm srranbooK,
Th following member! were
present: Mr. Cnarlea Johnaon. A.
J. Haley, A. O. Scott, L. Mock. R.
Henderaon, B. Johnson. O. tlmalley.
Terras McCr.nib. H. Freeman. T.
Weaterby, J. Lyons. M. a. Mar
vln L. Ra)nua, W Ratnua. O. Price.
X. M. ope. O, Krai, R. Holgcl and
C. V. Dobry.
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tfil AS
MEMBERS OF THE OTI automotive electricity and motor tune-up class will graduate on
iJi'icnilicr 27, and will be qualified automobile electrician. Left to right, first row, Gerald
Moon, Edgar Wize and Byron Van Alstyne. Back row, William Scharschmidt, Donald Gys
bers, Stanley Powell, Frank Ralston and Stanley McKay.
Alt women enjoyed sample of
food aerved.
The next meeting will be held
TueaUay. January 1, ISM) at th
home economic loom of the Malm
his arnool at 7 30 p. m. The topic
will be "Deilgn for th Home" and
Miry Olenii, I'ome demoiutratlon
agent will be the demonatraUir,
ALTAMONT
The Altamonl homemakcra held
a ChrUtmaa ineetliif December 15
at Joan kitchen In the fairground
building.
An IntrreaUhg demonstration of
"Herb Cooking" wa given by Mra.
Paul Pee and Mra. Lela Thurman.
There waa alao an exchange of
different heru ar amall glfta.
Mra. Fred A. KarUon. who I the
Klamath Unit drmonatrator next
meeting, Tlalted.
Luncheon w aa aerved by Mra.
Hum fret and Mra. Ray Oarnaon,
Mra. Victor Ancleraon, Mra. Charlea
Larson, Mra. M. H. Dahler. and Mra.
Viola Crawlord.
The January meeting will be on
"Oealgnlni of the Home."
AIKIIAVKN
On Wedneaday, December M.
Fa ll haven home rxlenalon unit held
Ita regular meeting at the home of
Mrf. R. E. ilutlbut, Keno road. Mra.
Putt Roberta and Mra. R. E. Hurl
but w e r project leaden and
demorutrated 'Herb Cooking."
They cooked and aerved aavory
meal balla, Oregon cabbage aalad,
celery tomato aauc. airing beana
In Hollandalv aaure, and garlic
butter bread, to 31 member.
Mr. Percy Cook aerved her
homemade plum pudding, topped
with brown butler aauc for deaaert.
The luncheon waa enjoyed by all
and followed by Chrlatmaa carols,
led by Dorothy Jonet, Martha Mlk
kelaen at the piano accompanying.
Mra. Hurlbutf eon, Myron, alao
played aeveral accordion piece.
Exchange of gift followed with
many beat wlahed for th coming
holldaya.
Next regular meeting will b
held at Mra. Lee Holllday' home,
on January ID. Our home demon
si ration agent, Mary Olenn, will
demonalrai "Deaigna for the
Home."
KLAMATH FALLS
Home Extension The regular
meeting of th Klamath Fall home
extension unit will be held at the
Flint Methodist church, corner of
!0th and High, at 10 a. m.. Wed
neaday. Member are aaked to bring
an article for the bazaar, and mal
ar) net for lb magaxlne aale. There
will be a potluck dinner. Bring
your own table aenrtce. For child
care arrangement, call Mr. H.
Day. OWH.
MF.KRILL
"Dealgn for the Home" wa the
project for th December t meet
ing of Merrill home extension unit.
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th Phone Silt
Mary Olenn, home demonstration
agent, waa In charge. The project
waa presented In the form of ob
ject teat, ihowing the right and
wrong way of plctur hanging, fur.
nltur arrangemenl, etc.
DUcuaaed at length waa the In
ternational Aaaortatlon of Country
Women of the World, an organiza
tion which meet Internationally
very three yean, with th next
meeting to be held In Denmark In
September 160. Each l late will be
represented and a vol will be tak
en at the next meeting of th local
unit to decide whether or not they
are In favor of sending a delegate
from Oregon. Experue of th dele-
gala could be met by aaacaalni
each member In th tal ten eenla.
Th IACWW haa a representative
In the United Nations, and r work
ing through th home makers of th
world for world peace. The meeting
In September HIM will be the fifth
auch gathering. One of th previous
four meeting wa held In th
United Bute.
Merrill unit will, meet next on
January 13. at the home of Mr.
Ralph Brown at 1:30 p. nu Th
ublect will be "Herb Cookery."
and leaden arc Mra. Perry Provost,
Mrs. William Van Cleave and Mra.
Brown.
Klamath's
Election
On Today
Tribal bustnea and enrollment
committeemen are being chosen to
day by adult member of th Klam
ath Indian trto In a reservation
election today.
Polling place ar at Chtloquln,
Beatty and Bprague River.
Candidate
Th Indian will chose tight busi
ness committeemen from this list
of candidates:
Delford Lang, Boyd Jackson. Die
Crane. Ida Crawford. Wad Craw
ford. James Johnaon and Jo Ball,
all Incumbent members of th com
mittee, and Jack Siemens. Hiram
Robbln. S. E. Kirk, Dorothy Mc
Nulty, Dlbbon Cook, Wernl Foster,
Marilyn Mitchell and Doris Rich
ards. Th business commute I th
most Important tribal administra
tive group.
Three member of th tribal en
rollment commute will be elected
and candidate ar Ida Crawford.
Dlbbon Cook, Boyd Jackson, Die
Crane, Jam Johnson and June
Poltraa.
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8ALEM. Dec. 30 (Mississippi I
won t let Oregon camellia be ;
ahlpped Into that atata unless th '
plant are free from soli and ar '
accompanied by a certificate from j
the -regon department of agricul
ture. The Oregon agriculture de- j
psrtment aald Mississippi adopted j
the ban on Oregon and California
camellia because of camellia flow- i
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