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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1951)
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, IDS! HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGK NINE SOROPTIMIST Art-Needlework "1 V t I f irfniaVhiiiirfMiAK l'jliiB'1iiftiflirA'"JJty-iLt1 THE PROUD MAMA lnliiiiv' lrr ) in liuir brooks with one of tlia lio.Ht s '.s ; siioivur in hi'i' lionor ;it ei;iil n'clnvk in 1 '. vv:is djcoratccl in a "SU'cpylnnii'' tin r Eric Carlson, Mrs. Gerald Klussvlinaii 1 .' V .present. km f i xi f , " h'u va ; , PI rH'v' LT. SHIRLEY A. WHITFORD, daughter of Mrs. Or!n::' Whitford ot Tacoma was married in Keno. !som::in :t:r :'.7 to Lt. liodnev I). HortiS. son of Mr. and Mrs. Chin Jwas. b40 Koseway Dr. Members of both families were present :it the wedding in the Methodist church. Rev. Slcuiien C. Thomas officiated. They arc both with tha air fni-c?. The bridegroom is on his second lour of duty, having batm shot down over Germany and made a prisoner, of war dur ing world war two. The Boriis' reported back to McChord field, after a honeymoon in California and Oregon. Rose Photo, Sparks. Nevada A mencan Legion Winema Post 142 Winema American Levion pos.t ido iii,i n,ir rh-i rmniinr niet.. 1 ing in Veteran's hall Wednesday evening uctoDer 3, since ijavonne Roenier took over command oi tile all women's post following instal lation of officers at the American legion picnic held at Collier park in late Seplembcr. During the bus iness meeting commander roenier announced to the members and pucsts, plans for the October 17 meeting would be to hold a "dutch auction" of miscellaneous articles and home cooked pics and cakes lor the purpose of raising funds to purchase a flaR and the Legion colors for the Post. Guest speakers were Charles Po- teei, District 4 commander DAV, Elton Mickclson and Tom Young, Post 8. Don't buy a new mattress! ! Save with Carlson's CONVERT YOUR OLD COTTON MATTRESS Into a 312 coil INMERSPR1MG . A 59.95 Quality CarSson's 2405 So. 6th 3 4 lri!!!' s c;' '.; ill:,- i- I-').;! i'S. All. Charles Hartley, first vice com mander of Tost 8, wiih a delega tion from that organization present ed the "liulc red wayon" to Wi nema post which means tlv.it tlie women's po?t 'must si-m up ten new members within 3D dm., aficr ''receiving the four wliorlecl symbol for more members. When liin accomplished, the little virion iri lo be taken to another le.'.ju pos, in .ibis district, by delegation from Winema post, and p:c:;entcid to the comm;inder with inauc- lions to repeat the membnrMhip 1 drive etc. Bingo was pl:;;-ed nnd refreshments were srrvr-i unclor I j the supervision of May fipicrs. ! Charlie Hahn. commander Po-t 8. j won the booby prize at Biu-o while : "Mike" Mickclson oJnergcd winner; I of three prizes in iho panic of: fun. The October 17 meeting will i be turned into a Halloween parly and all members will piny hosts to the legion nuxiiliary. post 8 and i 'other veteran's organizations. I Mattress & Upholstery Phone 4510 i5 rl Tift '" , U. t.JLtt-i ! I a'iy l .luralypn, is Mrs. Ar v wiio j'.jvi' a ibssv'rt baby :;!.::r 1. 'i ii" l-.l!.'.s l:)ii;;L' party roo;n ; v.i'i-r: ?.!,s. VAA M-.'.w.ilnian, Mrs. A'.hijli. Ticaiiy fifty quests woro Kcttlor Meeting of Sdddle Club I nebular inonlMy mccliiiK of lln I K!:.!, 1:1. 11 t;'.:;aiL- c:llj wits helfi I'lULMlny p.c::.!?-. 0-:io;jr lit til'-' 1 if t!i" r. v-i ! 111? M'Tl'lll Members of ' (It.le club. T'.ir .Mt'i-r.ll K.-ll!) invited the I I'i: .!!; i.l l,.!':-: t:i :'.,! ii i:ie po'.a- l-i ,:l i).::'.,Ue at A; li l-.-.ll OC- 1 k.';e, llli;.: ::!nnier,t and luncheon fcl a b:';;-i 1m In-.-is meeting. -.es were: Joyce Rikcr. V'ocl. Lavina Maioon and P.':;e. lov.vd 1 H'JM j Doit o LIBRARY CLUB ! MAGIC CARPET. I The Library club (heme for this yc;r Is "Ihe Marvta Carpel" and nt iiif i.-.-,ui.u .'iLniu...Y iiiuuiiiii; culeivj n.o.ics will serve rs the cai'pet )o carry members around lhe world meiorinHy. Direetins ihi.s iv. a:,ic:'.l fii;ht will ba Mr. and Mr.;. J. Koj :1 Shitw. vi)o last year MK'cie :i wurid circuit liom Ke"V Yuri; lliroii'-i) tho Panama Canal, t.-.it'iiin.'i' Mi'.1!! romantic - sounding places rs I'jciii!. E'.iroa and Hi- v. aii, iiiul rcurt'.t'tl their experi ences on color film. An hue resting ,sid?!if;lit will be h display of purses a'ul b;MTs collect ed as a hobby by Mrs, Shaw from every country they visited. Other decorations will be supervised by Mrs. W. D. Miller and will re flect (lie (ravel liicme. Musical selections arranged by Mrs. Don Joumwalt will precede the movies and tea will be served following them, with Mrs. John Ashley is tea hosiers. Other host o.i cs will be Mrs. Victor O'Ncil. Mrs. Dean 0.-;born and Mrs. Leroy Caner. The rneetir will open at 2:00 and v.iit be li?!d in the City Li brary aiKiiiorium. Wedding Shower CHII.OQUIN Seolember wed d'lr: sl:r.vjr w:is given for Alice Mr.ric Ponll receililv bv Mrs. J-n,;': Cl'i.jman, Mr. Allan Katdi-; er and Jeanne V."e-)d!e. Tlie sur-! pri'-p paily was held at the home 01 airs j '.inns earenis. Air. r.na Mrs. V.Vlior Pohll. AttciKli'.Tj were Mrs. Dwiht Hir e!ier. Mrs. Merrill Hoope. Mrs. Robert H-ill Jr.. Mrs. Piiul Wamp lor. ?ir.. Harry Pearson, Mrs. Glen Kirciifr, Norma Lee Giengcr, Mrs. Roy Doften'jacher, Mrs. Joe Mil ler Jr., Mrs. Jack Jones. Mrs. William Wampbr, Mrs. Pat Hill, Mrs. Lee Hatcher and daughter Jessie Hr-.tcher, Mrs. George Reed, Mrs. Lctitia Huff, Mrs. Vernon Norvnl, Mrs. Robert Doak. Mrs. Ivan Dock, Mrs. Walter Pohll and from Fort Klamath Mrs. Clarence Jenkins and Mrs. Gene Page. Sending gifts were Mrs. Louis Bickers, Mrs. Andy Ortis, Mrs. Wayne Nic'iaus, Mrs. Norman Doty Mrs. Rny Gienger, Mrs. Ruby Peel er, A.r.s. i.avern ricngl, and Mrs. Frances Bradley. Miss Pohll plans an October 20 wedding with Robert Wampler of Chiloqnin. WWWH Snmp riny Corra !1 . . . l us put NEW tlctli ycir rcllcrs. C Ytv.t rave o'i hev rationally ad vcr'.'3d shades. Call or visit. Ciaail IL Davis Co. 424 Men On Thursdiiy, October 4, the Sor optomlKt cltio. at Kliunulli Fulls Jo:ne1 the 478 member clubs til the American Federation ol burop llniist c'ubs In Canada, the United Slaleg, Ala.ska, Hawaii. Brazil and Cuba to celebrate the pearl anni versary of tlie founding of Soroptl mism. The luncheon meclInK was held In the Pelican pary room. Presi dent Ola Smith In charge. Coral Sabo wuh chairman of the day, presenting a talented youn:i vocalist, Ucrry Igl, in a group oi songs accompanied by Elol.se Mc fntyre. Gerry sang "By the Waters ol Mliinetonkn," "Just a Wearyin' for You" and "For you Alone." Mrs. Sabo spoke on Founder's Day giving a history of tne organ isation, acquainting new menioerr with tho aims and ainbi'tlous ol tnc cluo, and stressing to older members what the organization suinos lor. It was recalled that the lirsl Eoroptimist club wa:; founded at Oakland, Calif., Septem ber 21, 1921 by Helena Gamble and a group of business women. Tiie chio was dedicuted to service and to the betterment of their com munity. The name chosen was "aoropllmist" coined from two Latin words, "soror" meaning sis ter, and "optima" meaning "the be:t and hl-;iiest good." 'i'l-anshted freely the name means "ihe best ."or women." objective of all Sorop tmiist clubs. In organizing, the women followed the pattern of ex isting: men's clubs. Membership was by invitation, nnd was limited to established, active executive women in specified classification, with only one member from a clas sification m each club. The Sorop limist club may adopt and aid a foreign club, and also sponsor p Venture club of youn? professional Ida Momyer Odell. a charter ! member of the Klamath Falls club, I gave a brief history of the local i club, which was organized in 1938. and was the second club in the' siaie, being sponsored by the only other club, Portland. The sponsor- mg club presented the local one iwu.i a large American ilmt. Mrs. WUii a iarRe American llag. Mrs. , - ""'"V' "''u'!l: " ", ' " ' Vivaem , k,u. upLiiiiiso t;iuo. Birthday greetings from Miss L. Grace Nicholls. Toronto Canada president of the American federa- tion of Soroptlmist ciubs, urged the addition of two evtrn i servir-o tn ni! a.nr.iin-.'-T ' " active particlpatioii in civilian defense and support of highways safety program. The pearl jubilee was marked by a contribution of pennies, one from every member for each of th 30 years for fellowships. These fellowships are awarded to women scholars for advanced work in research. Following the program a "quiz Rame" was held on the history ol the Soroptimist club. It was announced that Ruth Adams is the new chairman of the blood bank, and that Maude Goeller is Defense Bond chairman. Miss Bertha Kohlhagen, Salem, and supervisor of home econom ics education in the state, was a guest at luncheon and won the award for the day. Ruth Stark announced thai, it woe her last day at club as she soon leaves for her new home at Ogden, Utah. Tlie beautiful flowers on the luncheon tables were furnished by Jennie Southwell, from her garden. DELPHIANS Delta Gamma chapter of De! phians will meet next Tuesday, October 9. at 9:45 a. m. at the home of Mrs. K. G. Cummings, 221 Washington. The subject for discussion Is "Education: Medium or Survi val?" The leader will be Mrs. A R. Roenicke. and the following members will open discussions: Education and the Educators, Mrs. Charles Larkin 2. The Content of ' Mrs. Dick Reeder Education, 3. The Rise of Formal Educa tion, Mrs. Robert Thompson. 4. Our American Schools of To day, Mrs. Floyd Boyd. 5. School and the business of Living, Mrs. Robert Ellingsen. Jr. a , .-jwgli .1.1 i vmf LOOKING OVHR THE GUEST LIST at the:r wedding, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Sutherland were assisted by Margie Brown, right, Eonarza. Mrs. Southerland is the former Sylvia Rob ison, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David F. Robison, Bonanza. The young cotiple, mar ried at a pretty home wedding, September 27 will make their home in Sprague river. Kettler Fd 1 1 Weo'diPiO J n II n bonanza home BONANZA Late Autumn flowers i : if.l'. " . 1 f .""V.iiHr".'-?'".'? "2 'an wcQGing, inursuay, fcepiemoc-r 27th at the home of ihe bide's , MrmUi. Mr. and Mrs. rjavlrt Rnht. ' i , , j , . ! v,SylviaVonly dauht!r of Mr- ad I Mrs- R?s0" "''T marria-.e V"Z Wlth ,D!laS Sutherland, son f Mr- Mrs. Oscar Capelian ! hprague River in a smjle rin; ceremony read by Rev. Gordon C. Ashbee, pastor of St. Earnabas Kpiscopal church, Langell valley. ihe young couple and their at tendants stood betore an impro vised altar- ot whno blossoms and tapers lighted by David Robison Jr. Preceding the ceremony Pauline Noble sang Cadman's "Because" and "O. Promise Me." She also played her own accompanimcn's. The bride, given in marriage by her lather, wore a checked dress maker suit with a cluster of white carnations at the shoulder. ueriruae Hoeiier, Bonanza was bridesmaid. Myron Sutherland, U. S navy, home on l'urloush was best man. The bride cut the first piece of the tiered wcdd'iijr cake, later: served by her paternal grandmoth-' er, Mrs. Doro.hy Robison. Mrs. i wapenan, mother ot -t!ae groom 1 was at the coffee urn, Mrs. Fran't H. Erown at the vjuneh bowl and I Margie Brown was in charge of the guest book. j The new Mr. and Mrs. Suther-1 land left Immediately after the ceremonv for a trip to Ran Fran-! Cisco. They will be at home at Sprague River. j Relatives and nut-of-!own guests were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Capel- lan, Myron. Kennrth, nnd Judy. Sprague River: Connie Allen. Tule lake: Mr. and Mrs. W. 3. Pearson, ' Mr. and Mrs. Marvin O. Dingfield, Tacoma, Wash.: Mr. and Mrs. L. 1 C. Smith, San Rafael. Cfflif.; Mrs. I Dorothy Robison and Viola Robi son, San Francisco. j Other gues's were Mr. and Mrs. 1 Philip Oden. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Potueek, Mr. j u i3. 111n1.nu xiuenui, ivii, and Mrs. Benson Dixon. Mr. and Mrs. Jess E. Whitlatch, Mrs. Cecil Haley, Mrs. John Brown, Mrs. Owen People. May Challis. Betty Derry, Helen Noble. Pauline N'lhlp Kathleen Markham, June Simmons, Ruth Och 8tfi to Oct. 13th I'm bringing news about the very latest in fashion and beauty. And I'm looking forward eagerly to discussing your personal beauty problems willi you. You'll love watching me hand blend to order right before your eyes the one face powder made exclusively for you. It takes but a few moments. I'll be seeing you Miss Edith Cummings Special representative from the New York salons o' Ralph. Carol Wealherby. Marilyn Markhuip, Joe Hocfler, Vernon Iiuley, Maurice Chandler, Leonard Lee. Irwin Crume, Erwin Rif.er. Duane Noble, Paul Hoefler, Ted r-ui iu wiiiara Kooie, Kicnara rCf: - u?,"' ,SWDal,r "ft'with a 1:30 dessert bridge last j t,r,i j' Robison Jr Deanna and Trudy Brown. to -.! MRS. HOWARD SCHfVNDT (Patty Derry) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Derry of Langell Valby was recently married in Reno. Her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Schmidt, former Bonanza residents, now of Klamath Falls. They are now at home on Homedale road. Ferebee Studio LADIES Let us look over your and ' Repair Rtstyle Clean & Glaze Before Fall GREGORY, 813 I. Moin FUR sriOP Ph. 3573 v:- ,'L.,. lvl 611111 LIDdlV 1 ' I jirDpnt..,. r-MitrA i,m. and Mrs. Fred McDonald enter- tained ,he Libra..y Bridce club Thursday afternoon. Mrs. T. w. Laird received the prize for high score, and Mrs. Ray Merrill for second high. ' Guests from Klamath Falls were Mrs. R.-W. Steele, Mrs. W. A. Shannon. Mrs. G. C. Lorenz, Mrs. Stanley Miller, Mrs. Archie James, and from Malin, Mrs. Perry Haley. Mrs. H. O. Cox and Mrs. Ray Merrill will entertain next on Oc tober 11, at the home of the for mer. Saddle Club MERRILL Saddlemates was the name chosen by the auxiliary of the Merrill Saddle club at their meeting Thursday, Sept. 27. Marge Burleigh, chairman of the organ ization committee entertained the group at her home assisted by Iva Hill and June Shuck, president of tne Merrill saddle cluo. Claudette Shuck was elected president: Martha Beasley, vice president; Arline Lemler, treasur er; and Yvonne Connor, secretary. Throughout the winter months, meetings will be held at homes of members on the fourth Thursday of each month. this permanent uplift:.. a wonderful moulding strategy thai gives you young, young lines and a young, young outlook. 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