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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1951)
,MERALD AND NUVVS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN Orions Wrap Bandages For Cancer Society Stork Shower I WE8T8IDE A stork shower was held November 30 at the nome of Mrs. Diamond Newman, honoring Mra. Vemon Capps. Formerly Dar lene Friday. Present were the following friends and relatives: Helen Cow ger, Delia Lemon, Ester Capps. Rozella Samples. Hazel Snow Scot ty Nelson. Blllle Bell. Margaret Crowl, Imogene Batman, Ivadel Malone, Juanlta Nelson, Winnie Celrsdorf, Lottie Ashcraft, Shirley Slpp, Caroline Babbidge, Abbey Raines, Pearl Thompson. Evelyn Friday. Eileen O'Nell, the boateaa Mary Etta Newman and the hon ored guest Darlen Cappa. Following the opening of the Rifts, refreshment! were ae(ved by the hostess. Sending gills but unable to at tend were: Emma Icenhower, Ro berta Samples, Eva Ashcraft and girls of Oxnord, Calif. Barbra WIN it'll: .. r 1 J Ollona flirt ir MrlhO.IL.1 rhiuili prlur Nuvriulirr 10. Allrr Ilia butliiPM niriMiiiK. thrv wriiinf liaiuiaiti-a ,,r ihr Cmirrr anilely. Iliwtrwra wrrr Mrn. (,'liarlm Mt Kuriun mul Mm. I'rril Ulrliu. Ollirra uttriiilliiu Imliukd Mrn. Oil) Wallrra, Mix. Kriini-lti Bain lull. Mr. V. M. l,aroll. Mm. I'm. lull Card, Mm. II. J Hn'krr, Mil John Wrlirr, Mr ty llliknr, Mil. Chmlr. CiiiiiiiiIih, mid Mr. Itlcli UHl Iciilri . i llama. Doris Long. Mary Friday, I Lula Price, Hazel Stover and Mar I tha Cory. SATURDAY, DKCKMHEU 8, Dr.l J : $0$ Library Bridge Club at Merrill MKItltll.l.- Mm c. K. Hlmrn, with Mm. Uhrriiiuit nlililii aa co-hnrii-an, riilrrliilnrd 1 1 in I.mhiiiv limine ciuu uii Nuvvinlirr 2ti. l'uiir lull, In wirin In llluv, Willi Mm. lliirulil llriiililckMiii wlniiinu lilKh moic, anil Mm. '1 W. Cliiilbui li H.' , nrcond IllHll. (.luriiti III tile lir.HV wrrn Mrn tl. I.' I.nrenr. ol Kliiniatli l;'ulli, Mm. l'rirv Hairy til Mnllti, and Mm. Jumrn Ham mond ul Mrrrlll. Mm. 15 Vx-liUllimi'll mill Mm Juliii lli:i r will rntriiiilii ul tiio Imiiir ill uir liinnrr on liri miner 13 II will Un It 1 30 ilcwrrl, v.llll Clnhliiui itlll if;cimlinc. Delta Kappa Gamma Santas Alpha chapter of IJrlta Kappa Callllim met ul the llullir ul Helen lliilliiiiin nl IU3I Ncwcanllc un Bui urriuv aflrrnoon. Tito liniireuMvp cundlcllutit ccie lliuny Initialed lltlo tiiciulirmlilti Ol Kern l-rak ttus chairman (i rll Unl arraniiriiirtlt. Kolluwlnu llilh. dcncrl waa herved llV til? BMilnlttlll hoileshc Anil It llr . Kline l'rriy unit Vrvli l.lakry. IMeMdenl Ualicllc llrlmier called llio incrilnit lu ordrr. 'Hirre lol luucd brief iirouinni unit liurim Mono clmlriiimi. Mrs. (Stone rc purled Hint we mo reiidv lo com plcle our Chrl.itmaa project. It w derided Hint a blmiket nliould be i.enl In n lenclier In Keren mid Mine fiiridn nre nvallnble Dim n liwl iiuckime nliould alno be neiit lo Korrmi children. Olln will b f.eni lo Hie nrliolnmhlp aludent Win llllred Clolier. nl llelllev Committer chairmen lor the Male convention lo bo held here In Ann! were appointed us follnwn: Velnia 'lennerv. uenernl rhalriiinn; lieu lali Klllnll. aorlal: Helen Hodman, liublk-ltv; Irnia Wnurhopr. lormnl imnqiiot: Ida Kdaall. blrthdiiy lunclienti; Olive Wllnon. board din ner; Florence Oilman, renlalrallon mid credential-,; Eva llurkhalter. i emiionlala: Mabel Humble, print Inc. ItnUi tobaiiKh, mui'lc; Auuuata Dunbar, houDlnit. Tho January ineellni. wlih llieme. "teacher Improvement." and leaturliiK a bonk review by Irma Wnuclwue. will be held at the home ol Kern Veak. with aa'lalant honleasea, Eva nurkhalier, Oorolhy llalllo and licne r'onter. J LIBRARY CLUB Boiib itorlea and aouvenirj ear ryinii out tho ' Merrle England" memo will be on the program of tue Library club when It inert Monday aliernoon at 11:00 In the city library auditorium. Christmas inu.Mc will be provided bv Hie a cnppelln choir Irom Khun atii Unlun llltih acliool uiKlrr the direction of Andrew taiiey Jr. Mian Kline Perry, who aa an ex rhiniue teacher troin the Untied Btatea to Ureal nrllaln. haa apenl conMrterable lime In Walea and London will talk on Clulalmaa In Urlialn. The display for Hie afternoon will he arroiii:ed by Mrs. I.e-lle l!.idfri. who haa an rsitenslve col lection of persona! souvenirs front Kintlaiid. 'Hie lea for the afternoon will be given by Hie ofllcers of the elnb and relieshmenla will consist of KiiRllsh plum pinldliiR Thla proiirnm will be the fourth In the aeries which followa tho "Manic Carpet" theme and fea tures a different country each month. EIGHT ET FORTY Baton Ki, Eluht et Forty met at the home of Mra Amcl Paul on Wednesday evrnlim. November 38. llh twenty two members answer lint roll cull. A benutllul crocheted afithnn made by Mra. Paul and a quilt and several other hand made ri r II clea were displayed at the meeting. . Thpnp articles will be disposed ol ln the near future to rube funds for the Union's T. B. project. The KIrIU ct Forty hua cliarRO of 'the boolha for tho sale of tubercu-lo.-la tenia In the local banka and several of the stores on tho first three Saturdnys of December. At the close of the moollng re freshments were nerved by the lioaleaaes, Mra. Fred Hellbronner. Mra. Sadie Smith and Mra. Fannie Thompson, SOJOURNERS Sojourncrn nre plnnnlnit a Chrl.il nins party nnd Instnlliitlon of offi cers on Wednesday December 13 at 1 p.m. In the Wlllurd hotel, Tho dcHsert luncheon wilt Include a Christmas prournm and cx chmiRO of Rifts. Mrs. Walter Hons Is general chairman; Mra. John Bilker, food; Mrs. Robert Robertson, proRrnm; Mrs. J. R. Rhodes. Hilt exchange; Mra, D. P, Orovca, decorations. Members may brhiK Riicata. ELLEN O'KEEFE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan O'Kec.e, 335 Pacific Terrace, has announced her wedding date, December 27 at Sacred Heart church. She will become the bride of Francis James Sullivan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Krank J. Sullivan, Poc Valley. Ellen Is a firaduate of Seattle university and Krank attended Oregon Slate college. Photo by Guderian SKATING PARTY ON BIRTHDAY Tulelake-Bob Atier. ton of Mr. and Mra. Earl Alter who waa 14-yeara-old November 30. waa host to a larvc iiroup of elRhth grade friends at a' nknl.nu party at Malm, Friday mulil. i The bus load of young folks ; were driven to Malln by Mr. Slowart, accompanied by Mr. and Mra. Aer, Mra. E. L. Coyner, elRhlh urude teacher and Mrs. HUKh Mulllns, room moUier. After the skate-feat refreshments were served at tho Ancr home. Present tor the fun were Bonnie MlllUmi, Caroline Knndra, Mary June Aer, Linda Mullnu, Paul Itultniitn. Jenneite BdiwelR-rt, Itobcrin lluiiiiner, . Nlltla Whit;. Ann Poller, Jean Tuylcr. Slviron Trumbly, Biisnti Bklrimnie. Anna Jean l'UKf, Wllnui bchlndler. Cc:;l Moorr. CJnrv Dahle, Illlly V.c.I!:bmvi. Jack Thomas. Eddie Dnr'int, Toi.i my Proctor, Auilmny Ada. in, C.nl Cicswrll. Rocoe llaynef. CommunKy Tree Program Merrill MERP.lXPlnnii were made for the annual community Chrisunus tree mid proirrani when Merrill Re bc!;nh Lodge 101 met in regulnr :ieislon December 3. Euch year the Rebeknlis and Oddlellows cooper ate lu preparing and arranging Uie community program. Good of the Order chairman Na omi Chn.ve, presented the program for the evening, a rkit about wom en of the U'.blc. O. J. Harris an nounced lh.it ii guinea hen dinner would be held December H, pro ceeds lo no toward the upkeep of tho Oddlellows cemetery. Rebckah women were u.ikcd lo help with the cooking and (.crving. Aller the meeting pinochle and bridge were played. This waa Hie aecond night In tho tournament that la lo last until March. Cards will be played until the end of the tournament after each meeting. At the next regular meeting on December 17. the annual gilt ex change will be held. Following the meeting, refresh ments wero served by Martha Barnes, Lillian Chapman, and Carl Llndberg. 1 CURRIN'S 9th and Main laliiiiax WiliJvit-"-"' -4 :,. .. V."AA fX'J-:- JANET DEBBIE, who was Ihics months old when the picture was taken, is the dimpling daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William C. Tycer. 125 Hillside. Her grand parents arc Mrs. G. C. Mot ley, Lakeshorc drive, and Mrs. Carl Bcebe, Medford. Her aunt, Mrs. Ronald Car ter, is her mother's twin. Photo by Miller-Brumbaugh Columbia WINDOW Shades 9 Ram tUr Com In . . . W m put KZW cloth en your rollers. 9 You tivt on thno nilloniHr td- virl'wd ahdt-. Cll or vlalL Claud II. Davis Co. AH Mala fit ilry ai a jiicu! by HOUBIGANT Pa mom ChmnitUy perfume nestlti in a lr' background. Easily the prfttifit package you ever saw I All available in QUF.LQUES FLEURS tht HtfrWj most bthved ra blenJ. for d, 'tigs Phone 4514 v...r .-jjr- I- i' If! !' PRETTY AND PERT, Terry Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tod N. Tihhutt (Cleo Champagne) of Medford. Three years old today, the day before maternal grandparents' thirty-sixth wedding anniversary. They are Mr. and Mrs. Gene Champagne of Medford (former Klamath Falls resi dents). Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Perry Tibbutt, Wilmington, Kansa?. Soroptimists The SqropUmlst club of Klamath Falls held Its regular luncheon meeting Thursday noon. December 6, In the Pelican party room, Pres ident Ofa Smith In charge. Beth Orlsgs announced the Ven ture club Christmas party on De cember IB. In the evening at the home of Francis Balln Hahn. Spon sors of the Venture club girls were urged to be present. President Ofa announced an Ex ecutive board meeting, Wednesday evening. December 1, at her iMinfll o o With deep sense of pride you give or receive a Pendleton, You know ' so ciruinly that no gift could be finei." ' New and exclusive for this season's is the ich authentic Kiigore Tartan virgin wool through and through, and luxurious, Pcndleton-spun, dyed and woven. (Ulislnttd, lop Ic be; . ) TtpHer Jtehl Krfuhr Sporl Si.'rf Lounging Roht Cltnt Kokt k-t-Big , Drew's Christmas Store Hours: Open Fridays 'til 9:00 P.M. Photo by Miller-Brumbaugh home. 2351 Applegate Avenue. Vivian Owens program chairman for the day. Introduced the speak er, Miles Burgess, of San Francis co, who spoke on 'The Art ol Keeping Money." Mr. Burgess, a business man In stocks and bonds, gave an interesting and Informa tive talk on finance. Alice Vitus, Edith Lantz. Flor ence Wallace. Carina Fyock. Hazel Morrison and Laurie Olson were Quota club visitors. Other guests were Myrtle Allen, Mildred Dim bat, Frances Andersen. Lillian Hu lls, and Rachel Applegate Swan of Junction City. v.ttc WM 3 6. 'J giving h soft a ' ; MWi . .. i --. -,; ; 1 Y. i r" - , i.-v-s;'.c." . . ii.i r i MR. AND MRS. T. R. MONTGOMERY, 3238 Mary land, announce the engage ment of their daughter, Theodora, to David Romt vedt, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sondre Romtvedt, Bo nanza. No date has been set for the wedding. Photo by Ferebee All tht exotic color, the Individual flavor ol the fabulous South Seas comes alive In Evelyn Pearson's new Balinese ensemble) The side-slit quilted jacket's a treasure for leisure moments . . . pocketed on the grand scale, lined in brilliantly contrasting rayon taffeta, fastened with matching hand made frogs) Companion P.J.'t Complete the Combination 3-pc. Set ... $16.95 i Give Him A Pair of Warm , DRESS GLOVES Pigskins , . . Capeskini . . . Suedes and Deerskins. Lined and unlined. $3 45 from ! 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