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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1952)
PAGE TTN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SATURDAY, APRIL 12. 1052 , . - . - - " " """"II ipsu iil If , 3 w'i law y 11 STYLE SHOW AT SOJOURNERS TEA AND CARD PARTY "Fash'on on Parade" will be the (heme carried out in decorations and refreshments at the annual spring tea to be given by Sojour ners Saturdav afternoon, April 26 at the Willard Hotel. Plans and preparations are be- ln? made lor the occasion with chairman. Committee members ere: Kis. Archie James, style show, with models from the Town Ehop; Mrs. H. C. Shookey. decora tions- Mrs. Walter Hoag. tables Mrs. J. G. Miller, prizes; Mrs. Joe Thomas, refreshments: ana Mrs. J. R. Rhodes, reservations. For reservations call Mrs. Rhodes, 2-0715 not later than Wed nesday,' April 23. Cards; including bridee. canasta and pinochle will start promptly at 1 p.m., followed by the style show, which promises to be very differ ent and interesting. Tea will be served at 3:15. Those who are unable to attend the card party a: d style show are extended a cord a! welcome to the lea. If you have recently come to KlamVh F.ls. and have had no loca c-n acts prior to moving here, boj"uriri a. ways lnvlie you toj jo n um at tneir meetings. The object or tie organization ana '.ne AT THE TEA given by Mrs. Fred Schallock and Mrs. Edward Hall Pike in the Pelican Party Room, Saturday. April 5, from three to six in the afternoon, I'pprr left, at the lea table, while Mrs. G. C. Lorenz pours, are, from the left, Mrs. Bob Henry, who assisted; Mrs. Edward Hall Pike, co-hostess with Mrs. Fred Schallock; Twvla rViusoii. who al.su assisted; Mrs. Fred Schallock and Mrs. Lorenz. Top center, are pictured others who poured during the afternoon: Mrs. .Victor E. O'Neill, Mrs. tJeoixe II. Mci rvman. Mrs. Stephen Sabo and Mrs. Wilfred E. Lamm. Mrs. Nelson Reed, who also poured, is not in the picture. Upper right. Mrs. Henry Gcihcr, ami wilh her. Mrs. Howard P.ar'nhisel. Lower left, Mrs. Ralph W. Stearns, and to her right, Mrs. W. 0. Smith. Center, from the left, Mrs. Helen Mueller. Mrs. Wesley Lorenz, Mrs. Louis C. Mueller and Mrs Robert Kent. Lower r.qht, from the left, Mrs. Claude H. Davis. Mrs. J. J. Steiger and Mrs. William J. Grove. Others who assisted, but not in the pictures, were: Mrs. John II. Merrvman. Mrs. George Jiitcraft, Mrs. Howard Perrin and Mrs. George Myers. -Ml" photos hv Kettler VIRGIN ISLANDS VISITED BY THE NELSON REEDS tun f a- Its rvisnrp is to nro- vidc 'he neccmei with a means ISpanish. French, Dutch. English of fmpg new acquaintances, and and Danes have all occupied them to s imulate them through the and left their mar friendly social contacts within the I Charlotte Amalie on St. Thomas pro p: thus eliminating the lonely i's the eay, busy, colorful and cos sti anger. All of them were at one j mopolitan capital. Its deep harbor time "new-comers" and all who i attracts ships fro.-n all over the Joined Sojourners are still Sojour- j world- J"-' it d'd in the pirate -.iers and will tiways remain so, ". oia wherever they go j I matter where they may be. In our j travelers" opinion "that calypso Is j pure rhythm and so is the dancing to it." I The temperature of the Islands x j w ... hi its irom aouui it io acgrees ia Nclso" RV with the constantly blowing DeiMoro. recently returned from . a most interesting two months trm Trade Winds fanning them, and which included an extended stay the ideal climate icecps the numer al tne virgin Islands. ous hotels filled with tourists from The colorful islands are located lne East and Middle West. in the Caribbean Sea. east of Puer- Mr. and Mrs. Reed met several to Kico and to reaci them by boat, People from San Francisco and a uuc uiut mane reservations mon- iew irom Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. ths in advance. Because the Reeds Howard Wall of Portland have re did not decide to go until the last of built a crumbling castle on St. January, they flew from Los An. Croix into a fascinating and charm- les to Miami, stayed overnight and ""! homo. They invited the Reeds took off for San Juf.n by Pan Amer- tc an Impromptu cocktail party ot lean and Caribaire to the IslanH of about 40 miests. where thrv met ssi. inomas. many oi me isiana resioeni.s. The islands were purchased bv ! In addition to their excltine nat the United States from Denmark ural beauty, the Viruin Islands of- in 1917 to protect the Panama Ca- f'red manv ether attractions to the nai. mere are actually about 100 visitors, owimmina is unexecnea. islands, -Kit only ir.ree are larse and tne very I?0041 fishing, boat- enough to be habitable St. John. ng. yachtine. hiking, golf end ten- t. Thomas and St. Croix. inis all made it the perfect vaca- Since their discovery bv Colum. ! tion- bus on his second voyage, the Suburban Sirens Entertain LFB Regular meeting of Suburban Si rens was April 7. when it was de cided lo have a party Saturday Anrll 10 fl nm at Iho firn tti. The products of the world arc . tion. There wiil be cards and danc- FIRST SPRING TEA SOCIAL EVENT OF SEASON "Social Spring" in Klamath Falls was beautifully launched April 5, with a tea given by Mrs. Kred Schallock and .Mrs. Edward Hall Pike, wh?n they invited old and "new" friends to join them for an informal get-together in the Pelican Party Room last Saturday afternoon. Mellow candlelight, a distinctively arranged lahle, and the warmth of comfortable conversation, was the keynote of hospitality set when some 200 guests were received by the hostesses during the pleasant tea hours from three to six. Sara West Feted On 1 0th Birthday muiniLL Mrs. Dale west was '. Ninth Birthday Occasions Party BONANZA-Wallv Foster rr-lc No regular meeting on April 23 .there for the buying minus taxes jng dale of llie tea and style show. Emil Schiesel On Birthday lor :t is a tax-free port. Cotton and silk prints from India. Africa and Eneland are available, as well as silver, gems, liquors, liqueurs, cigarettes, leather goods and per- En-.il Schiesel Sr., former Klam- ful surprise to Mrs Reed was the ' Perklns; 0ma L"?,Vclt' E!'le War' elh County resident, now living Ik , vas i I ffercncc in t'hf prices when : ren-, Luella Mlllion- Veronica Mtdford. was honored at a family juTere arf no taxef to pay ttnen i Searles. Bertha Moss, Doris Green.' ..it i.uas lor a ainner party or, orated his ninth olrthdnv Marc-li Friday. March 28. daughter Sara's 2S Inviting his third grade room tenth birthday. A variety of games from Bonanza school to a party were played following dinner and, Atnrpe cr(.d merrv.Kf).roun(l each guest received a favor from.cakc was servP(I. Tne v spent a Mexican plnata, shaped like an the afternoon playliu- baseball and Easter rabbit. the glrs played games. Later Wnl- Guests were Kathleen Degnan. lv opened his many gifts, and the Mary Bredcen, Breda O'Kecfc, party refreshment Including the Diane West, Janice Lisk. Sheila unusual cake were served. Lisk, Parry Burleigh. Margaret Those honoring Wally were Ann Quails, Sally DeLap, Alice Ab- Kalherine ToFcll. Fa ye Roberts bolt, and Jean Black. Karen Martin. Linda Oberhelde. Shcrvl Whipple. Mrlvln and Ben ny Davis. Kaymond Jlenry, Mike Rolens, Henry De:irborn. Rocer Schooler. Donnle Br.iv, Fred Fern lund. Mark Drarbcrn. Jerry Fra I'v. Paul Shnrpe. Wallv's babv brother. Steven, anfl Dickie Bel. m0' Ion from Klamath Falls, lole i . ... .. . . Dorotha Koberg. Mary Wil- 'r aesserl luncheon ..T.."" .7." ,"IL"T'"J Hams, Martha Cassidy. Barbara ! Committee members were: Mrs. (he third erade leael-'er Mrs fi-irali Perkins. Oma Lee Buck, Elsie War-; O. R. Holloway. Mrs. Elizabeth pJ mpV ,h ' Ho-rlh and Mrs. Jennie Hurn. ;K,y Bellon and Wally grandmoth: ! visiung committee lor shut-ins er. Mrs. Mabel F.'ster of Keno. Library Bridge Club at Merrill :ii:d enjdrd by all In nttendiiiwr A lif bfxik colnnilllrr Whs np pnintrd Mr William Grove. rhiilrlmui: Mr. William Tor, rhI Mi. Mux Hiirllcrode. ItrlrrHliinrnt. urre served lo lh- follow.ng nieiiibers present- Mr? M A ll'iwiimn. Mrs. 11 O. Cn. Ml- llarvry Drnhntn. Mrs. Hob- rit DniKOfi. Mr:.. Warrrn f'rult'-. Mis. lliirrietle l-'uthri limhiiin, Mrs Williiim Grove. Mrs. J. J. Ilnulrirk jiv sou. Mrs. Delia Hodges, Mrs Mur MERRILL-Merrill Library flub reiiulpr ireetlng was at the lininr of Mrs George Milre wilh Mr Warren Fun:-.. Mrs f!ilv Drl.ap. and Mrs WUIain Juuiettr m co hnstc.vscv Tile aunilal (nod sale will be held at the Merrill Pharmacy April 12 from 1 to 4 p.m. tt-l'h Mrs Merrill. Mrs. R L. Dragon. Mrs. "' llnward. Mrs. Mux llurllerod Dovie Reeder and Mr William William Jmnetlr. Mrs J. A Walker commltee members. Mi Donald. Mrs Hoy McNeill. Mrs The wooden chairs th-l are not !'" "erri i mis wil am -oe .'. L.VMIIIU i'KjyV, ,1. UUV1C HIT (l'r. Mrs. Mrrvyn Shruk. Mrs. HrJ m Shi uk. Mr.s. William Wiilkrr iru I7nll. U'hM1r V in. M. Jyinrs (irrrr. Mrs. Robrrt Mourn, and Mr. Jnrk Wvnni in no will br jjiithrrrd tin nnrl fivcn lo lUf lirp firnartiurnt lor use at Ihr (ire hull. Mnll. Mrn. Dwmht Knowllon Honrvruti Trary. und Mrs. George Rankin Wf?rr p II we'rornrd ns now mom brrs bv l he prp.'iiclfnt Mrs. William Walker. A review of "My CoiiMn Rnchel" wiw Riven by Mrs. Leon Street Mr". Kormnn' Thr May mnPtlK wl11 ,,r held nt in- iniiiiv ui mia. Lriin jiuuurs ui May 1. Easter Theme At Birthday Party In krepiii; with the Knftt-r Ihrinr n Kii'iip 'I "('ii'.'-n whii In; f liiiliinj lit in-rj i -i 1 ir Cullrt tifin" icnve a piilty Ini Mis K A. I'rtt:. , April S, Ut rrlrbinlp lrr biithdn v. Thi .i hoiHMliii; hrr vrir Delay ui ItiiKK. Mi', Jn tc litblxni. Mi:., f'.itrol Allenli. Mrv Ctmil.o Ciavcim and Mrs. O. K. Hut i Rrtirfihinrnlft i ini'ltidlDK "llrr nt cfnn.sri ttrrr -rivri nn (hi lnwn mid I be !-:nMri nlnr theme w .iii i arrli'tl mil in the hut, uiun uy the wtunen polkn (tut ilnbies Special 16.95 Enqrovcd i i Aoffr OffictStJffty JO Miln . ,,, -A Set Our "Ad" On Thii Page For A Special Gift ALOHA CLUB PAST MATRONS Alnhfl f'lllh Pari MnlrnnP l "7," '.TL. ., - ' KuesU.. Reirular members attendin.; ;arS" 28 in the Masonic Temple i .u. ' v.ere: Dorotha Robert;. Mary Wil- ,ul "eaieii n - me ilc wi ill? eai in. A never-endinK source ot wonder- Alter the April 7th meeting was adjourned, rclrcphmcnts were served by Bertha Movs. Elsie War ren, and Veronica Searles. The Ste wart Lenox Fire Belles were rcuni- n poUuck dinner to celebrate , The oooulation of the islands Is P"L '" r1""' Vera i'r A,inlivMo ' Marlon Hnnks "nd ind his mother. Mrs. Wally Foster Vi. h"1,1-b,Ktllay ,Thlc.u n .seventy percent colored, and it is Marrh 1,, the day alter the Sunday evident that becau.se the skv is a (satherma at his home lyivid blue, the sea a roval 'blue- Oi ly cne of his children was not ! blending to azure to green and the m,HMi SST'a " DMM- (lowprs re more red or purple or m1 ? (,,eplrscn. ed four Bi-.vellow than el.sewhere-so are the erations of tho family were: Mr. clothes of the native.-.. Mrs R(.h said Hint Ihey mix orance. saffron Mrs. A. W. Porter. Sr. 4-DAY SERVICE! Announcements Engraved or Proccated. Porionoliied napkins for your reception . , Cups and plorei. Shaw Stationery Co. 729 Main 1 1' I mil II I VI ii I ii it urns i a ni iii huh mm wm bv lees if 3 on u ant lo "jilanl" good color in your home an-l Mrs. Emil Srhicsel Sr., Mr. mid Mrs. Emil Schiesel Jr., Mrs. Gerald Whltlach iMai'lei, Mr. and Mr. Vernon Keffer, Gerald Miller, Klamath Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Leo pold Schiesel iBud", Mr. and Mrs. William Kuhlwein 11, Victoria Gall rnd William Kuhlwein 111, Ashland; Mrs. Georue Ulildr.) Hagelstcin, end Ruth. Mrs. Glen i Dorothy Buchanan and Neal. Aliromn: Mrs. Arthur iFrleaa) Perrv. and Albert. D:'lard: Mr-. Ina Rne. Pasco; Iind Robert Baker. Grants Pass. and cerise .n a r ot of color In one outfit, topped by a lerstc bas ket filled with bougainvillaea, to matoes and papayas carried on their heads which to even the most fastidious taste the result Is utterly charming. The Reeds found the inhabitants whether white or black, friendly, gracious and helplul. Tile colored peool are very mu sical and when their calypso music Is played, they start dancing no nmtirii'ii a r SOCIALLY CORRECT! ! rnt'-fd Invilotionl and Announceminli IO Prr HunHr.d Ak For Your Copy Of "WEDDING CUSTOMS" By velvn Murray ' Our Reooir-Remodal Loan fiRfr Federal saving AilOM ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONALLY fWOUS fj V nncA BREAD Discover the WONDERFUL DIFFERENCE in a truly fine bread BAKED WITHOUT SHORTENING NO FATS ADDED A- 1 i nic rni i ipd hUlv V W I H We Marl liv aaying "liegin with licniliful Lees Ciirpeli.. ami ImiM from there mi up." cVc rea.lv, ami eiiiipieil lo pivc you exH-rt color counae I, w'ine pMi, ,. Iliroiipli our wide. aole.:lioii, ieriiiil ncrvirc ami super. Umoii of all rarpcl work and innlnllaliona. See us almut iiiaking color mnMeriiwe mil of rverv room in inur liorn-e. And nprrinlly are. us aUll Kcle. li,,,. ,. r nrveral of "iliofe henvenly cnrpeln by Iees"l "Four Floon of Fine Furniruro and Floor Covorinqi" (Jamatk unnitune Co Jol.rf txttuilnty rO YOU by FLUHRER'S 3 629 Mal "fght'S Dk 7414 JlT 540 Main Klamath Folia rii tt a t,u p.gaajut.ft-0-tt-HLft.P-0--P. moon xwlslslsijliulxsulsijijljB 221Moin phono 5353 or 5339 li IBKIi
