SATURDAY, APRIL 12, lDi2
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THIRTEEN
St. Barnabas
Guild Meets At
Burnett Home
Beta Sigma Phi.
wip.ii pi ii t,mmt i t-n ft
MERRILL Mrs. Pnachnll
ItodKes nlertnined members o(
Ucib Blgma Phi i her homo.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Rov Huk of
RIckys Jewelers In Klnmnlh Falls,
Mrs Bill Burnett enttrtnlned the
7uild of 8t. Barnabas, Church atjand had on exhibit aamplcs ot all
ucr nunie prw i, Alary Noole pre- iverwaro.
siding. I Refreshments were served from
v?r,tplrb r r,i ;r,8(ss,ry contered wmi
hah follow nS lhrLl,th.e Pa'"ih Dorothy "'"'"- of Tlonesta.
k . be "eld on 'mi h nil"" 'Ce;"ncl El'beth Prcea of Tulelka
. , were RUBS"' of liK "fternoon.
Mrs. Bill Cunningham accom- Members present were: Eleanor
panlcd the Broun on her accordian 'Carmen. Jean Rosn Frnnre
for hymn singing
las. Janelle Adamst. Donna Hub.
Fayc Wclmcr won
the door
bnrd. Laura Barr. Phyllis Hnn.
chett. Ruth Crawford, and the host
ess Martorle Hodge.'.
't- ,:
LINDA KIOUS, left, guest of honor at a farewell party given for her, April 4. by Patty
Magulre, center, and Corinne Ackernian. right, at the home of Patty's parents, Mr.
n,.rl Mm Dick M.iuulie. 19(15 Melrose. Linda is leavine with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Merrill Kious. 11100 J'ortlinul. Juno 1, for
home. Corlnne's piuvnt.s lire Mr. fiml Mrs
voting jjiiest.s nttr-ndr-il the (liincinii party
was carried out In Hie paslel decorations
.served nt 10 30 p in' Linda will have the
cherished memento of the occasion.
Clarence Wards
Show Movies to
OES Chapter
A (Irhtfhtlul num-rii lour of Hie
lln will n IsiuiwH w u fMijmrd Ity
thf mpinhrrn ntul u nr ft ul Man-
fvrtilnc April 4. nt tlir IOOF H
I hr hf nu If u I fo'oi rri ninv.p',
v rrr Mmwn by Mr unci Mr-., t'litr
1 1 l)i lo LIip ' lands,
rnrr Uitrrt: taken on their r.vcnt
'1 hp riiiiplPr wrlroinrd Lit rrn mr
Hc-mulller, Worthy Mnlron unci !
Kuv Kimpviii. Worthy Painm ol
TrlrJnke ChAplrr, 630 n.n the;' wtrv
imi odurcd kihI iti'-orcil .o the
Knsi Win Krllwoh, Worlhy Mrtlioii
r i ul John I. hi mi, V. ir i hy I'r.' en
jirrnulrd ovrr Hip chapter mrct'tiy
I'lanti were inndr or Ibr 1iM; !el
ir.reiiu of Aiohu chiiwlrr April It)
Aflrr thp inovlp. rrfre .Iwnnit!
Pr.p .served (loin u lnt) deroiatol
Mlh taper ut id nitiilpui by the
(iininllipp. Miuv Ler Klunlry. Ixiii
Gueck, Nltin Hall, and Anna Wall
in BRIDAL SHOWER
FOR NEW BRIDE
' Mrs. ItUrtmid CUtkr. ihp furmer
I)niinu llmiM-n, win honored with a
bridal ihowrr Kivm nt Hip hnnir
of hpr tmrenis, Mr. and Mrs Hnm
Hmiripri. La. Verne Hired.
Mnrrh 27 M 7 30 in
ltu'.ic:iri f rr tiii n Hair w. prp
Mr.i Wayne O'Nenif irnd Mrs Leo
north i
tluCHl.i ntirndliift vrrc: Mnrv Hup
MrNphb. Uoielha .Miller. Mr. Du
nne KiiriiPM. Pntrlcla Pnppdilun
Mm. C. P. MrColuln Jr., MmcHIh
Murray, Colleen Cri'siwell. iShrtnm
V.'llllnms. Joan Moore. MtirKniet
.Uriel, Mary l.ou Klniibrrv, Mrs.
Ollbcrl Franklin. ICuthlrrn Puyh,
Mrs. Hunk Mnuch. Mm. Koy I.un
men. Mrs. Jiick Eirhrnriorf. Mrs.
1'UKone Conk. Mr. Mnriun Awler
Mill, Mr. Klwond Pomp. Mrs. Mel
vln Clnwfton. Mrs. Hill Scnrth, nnd
Mrs. Oernld Owyn
Glidden Paint
April 11 to April 26
en a gollon of Sprtd
SATIN, th. 100
Lolt multton point,
Ktrt'i your cbonct to
try Ihli wondtf paint
olo tavlngi. You'll b
dMghtd with lh "
rich, lotlny colon and how oiy they
apply on wolli or woodwork,
NEW WONDER COLORS
uil arrived. Comt In and
th big dliplay.
SAVE 42c
Chooit any on of
Jopoloe'i 1 8 hard
wcnrlng colon, in
cluding an ultrfl'whitt
(hot itoyi whit.
Quldicdrylng for In
tide or eulildi.
qt.
Huy any ill tan of
Rock Spar for rtgulnr
prlct and gt onothir
mm iti for only tc,
An nlt-porpojt clear
varndh.
ROPER & ROPER
PAINT STORE
2012 So. 6th Ph. 9278
l,oni! Beach, where they will make their new
A. S. Ackernian, 1540 Eldorado. About 30
from I 'M) to 11 p.m. "Easter Egg" theme
throughout the rooms and the buffet supper
farewell gift presented by the hostesses as a
Photo bv Keillor.
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m ' ' a a i t i:t' .h
4-1- w - tf " n
ON EASTER SUNDAY April 17. 1902, (50 years ago)
Andrew Hrown (Andy) Moore, claimed Cordelia Pruitt as
his hride. The wedding was in the town of Burlington,
Arkansas. Twenty years later they came to Klamath Kails,
in September of 19:!2. They operated the Central Hotel,
which was where the Klamath Variety Store is located.
In 1 923 they bought the Baldwin Hotel, which they still
own and operate. They are now on their way to Iloilister,
Missouri, on White River in the heart of the O.arks, where
they will renew friendships with old schoolmates they met
when thev went to school together as children. They will
also see "Mother" Finch, who taught their son, Vernon and
one of their daughters, Gertie, Mrs. Hans Hansen. "Mother''
Kineh is still teaching in the same school. This is a honey
moon, delayed !0 years for the Moorcs, who in their eariy
70's have been busv rearing five children, and helping
wilh nine grandchildren, and one great-grandson, all liv
ing in Oregon. Their children, all of whose names start
with "V" and dubbed by "Andy" as "V for Victory" dur
ing the war, arc: Vernon, Mrs. Hans M. Hansen, (named
Velma Gertrude (Gertie), Mrs. Willard Dryden (Venice),
Mrs. Mart .Jones (Vera) and Mrs. James Johnson (Virginia)
who lives in Aurora, Oregon; the onlv one from out of
town. Photo by Guderian
Zion Lutheran
Ladies Aid Meets
Zlmi Liillirrnn l.nrilc Aid mot
nt the church Thursday cvenUm.
April 3.
Srrlp'.iires, prnyer nnd Mir topic
"How lo Prny" wna presented by
Mr.i. Orn Mlo Ebrrlcin.
The sroup voted 1-i pinrhn.se nnd i
tlntlt ,..fil,,el,MD In r.n..t n, ,1..
' " "H.'m o in nuilk 111 hut
church.
Twelve memben nnd three
Ruesl were present
Mrs. Lorn Brnrce nnd Mrs. Ruth
Orlnchousky were hostesses.
Tuesday alue$
See MONDAY'S Paper
'A: "fii lb'-,
: v.
to the
Wi-ne-ma Coffee
SHOP
1 Quality Food At Reasonable Prices
Plus
Plain "Old Fashioned' 'Hospitality
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DMIRING ONE OF her "surprise shower'' gifts, is bride-elect Christine Green, whose
marriage to Kverclt Wright, is planned for Easter Sunday, 2:30 p.m. Seated, left to right,
Gena Johnson, Genevieve Taylor, Arlcne O'Connor, Thelma Schuck, Cora Darby. Bertha
Hoie; standing, Huby Luscomhc, Martha Hurd and Gladys Horton. Not in the picture,
hut at the shower, were Caroline Ebcnsperger, Caroline Lowther and Eland Roller.
REFLECTIONS
FROM
SCO'IT UEIiU stationed with
the 393rd field Artillery at Necknr-
ihulm, Ucrmany iii a rcccm ituci
lo his unreins the Nelson Reeds
. ' .h ,., ,,,r,i from a
""' J"" .
week s kl:nK m -
:,ounds REAL Si .no-uiiii i
SQUARE DANC.INU TONIGHT-
nt llcn.no - Otto Ellis callmc-
Ynchl Club -familv Easier dinner
tomurrow Virginia, baked ham or
broiled tenderloin steaks on the
menu- Parade ol Barbershop Quar-
lets tonight nt the Pellrnn Tnra-
tcr - Family gathering etc. nil
make for a buvy weekend.
,
THE JOHN MARTINS Recently
returned from a nip to the coast
-now have fcky's r.iece-Ann Law-
rence. Horn U ol O as a house-
hk' . .
n vnvwiT THORPE
ID LRNLbl iWJnrt
AGNES AND
now living in Agate Bench - were
in town ra.m, --
In
KF property beloro "rn"VEnl"
inmP Ol IOC UU-kuii
ouiM-while here thev visited j
...in, Mn T s ms nnd husbnnd
ihe E O. Fosters on Jcllcrson
Street.
in u.'milNGTON hns been a
busy place -lor the E. W. Mocn-
bees son Bob home from E-viie
nnd daughter Mildred Pnrrish
irnm Thico with her two young
dlrs Nanrv Lou ard Belty Joe
i,n iih liiem was a schoolmate ,
Sharon Alsihorpe. whose pnrents
the Fred A's-are Identified with
the Alsihorpe Lbe Co thcre-thelr
dnd Jack Pnrrish is snles manager
for Diamond Match Co and is in
ihe Erst on a business trip hence
the KF visit.
i imm home from
LAbbEll
11 w v
Dominican Convent-nnd looking as
tho It heart ilv agrees with her
With her pnrcnus. Walt, Laverne ana
brother Tommy oua i-ncuc in
race nnd numerous friends, she's
spending a long week-end In KF
returns to school Wed.
SPONSORED BY YOUNG RE
PUBLICANS but with a cordinl in
vltntlon to any member of nny pnr
ly regardless of age is the dinner-meeting
nl the Wlnemn Hotel
Tuesday April 15, 6.30 when their
will be o pnnel discussion of presi
dential cnndldntes In the SOON-TO-EE-Prlmarles
This is anybody's
chnnce to hear exniessed opinions
from nil sides NOT a closed meet
ingso cnll 3553 or 8574 for rcscr- i
vntlons before Tuesday.
OLIVE VAN KIRK Known lo
her many friends as "Van" Is nt
For the Time of Your Life,
see
"Georqe Woshinqton
Slept Here"
Thursday KUHS
Etanford-Lane Hospiinl
clsco for eye surgery
San Fran
- Van has
been a buy uoir.an on Main
? wu"
Mil er a
t-he will be with her
-on Earl C. Van K 3936 Lvman
Road Oakland.
THE EASTER PARADE tomor-
row will fill Klamath streets with
En.Mcr finery in all Its perfection
or. the multitude of people destlna-
t.on church for Easter services,
AT M00RE park tomorrow
lh(, annuni Easter Egg Hunt for
children 17 cases o! eggs 360 to a
case Is oh YOU flsrurc It out! and
HAPPY EASTER!
friends OF - Tommy West
nn.i wile Billle will welcome
' new, that baby daughter Deb-
j
ha, h.n ... . h0!inl, , rnianri
-her dad is stat.onrd theTe with
i Uncle Sam's forces.
A BIG BOY has taken up resl
dency at the Emll Albrecht home
on Pacific Tcrracedaughtes
0n and husbnnd LI. Thomas M
Howard are the proud papa and
jmama Young Timothy Edmond
arrived 10 a. m. April 5 and
i weighed 7 lbs. 8 oz. at birth his
(nthcr is stationed at El Paso.
Tea Given At
Ashbee Home
LANGELL VALLEY Mrs. Gor-
dol Ashbee gave a lovely tea at
:h.r home on Thnrerfov .fl.,,.
her home on Thursday afternoon.
April 3. The guests sewed during
ihe afternoon. Tea was served to:
Mrs. John Crnven. Mrs. Grace
Blaser, Mrs. George Baker. Mrs.
Ernest Graves. Mrs. Art Monroe.
Mrs. Owen Pepple, Mrs. Wesley
Denrborn, Mrs. Charles Partridge,
Mrs. Bill Burnett. Mrs. Lester Lea
vltt, Mrs. Wilfred Noble and Mrs.
Mike Dearborn.
IT'S THE....
BEL AIR
900
Guaranteed forever
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MODEL 550 "MONARCH"
Avallobl. In Walnut, Mahogany,
Blondt and Lima Oak.
Photo by Evergreen
Shower For
Bride-Elect
WOCUS A bridal shower, hon
oring Christine Green, Klamath
Falls, was given Thursday night.
April 3. when a group of J. C.
Penny associates gathered at the
heme of Mrs. Fr..nk i Martha)
Hurd to surprise the bride-to-be.
Chrls'.inc has set the wedding
date for Easter Sunday, and will
become the bride of Everett Wright
assistant manager of California-Pacific
Gas Company, at a simple
ceremony In the home of her slstcr-n:-law,
Mrs. John Coughran, Wo
cus. 2:30 p.m.
The theme of the party was car
ried out with Easier decor, and
bright colored canay Easter eggs
displayed a tiny gold wedding ring
popping out of the center.
Games were plavcd and prizes
awarded. Following,' refreshments,
the honored guest ooened her gifts.
Those present were: Ruby Lus
combe. Gladys Horton. Gena John
son. Arlcne O'Connor. Thelma
Schuck. Cora Darby Bertha Hoie.
Caroline LowUier, Bland Roller.
Genevieve Taylor. Caroline Eben
sperger and Martha Hurd. Sending
pifts but unable lo come were:
Dorrls Thompson. Naioma Bean,
Martha Dean, Lydia Vadcn and
Eloise Glglcr.
Choir Members
Entertained
LANGELL VALEY Marv Jo
8nd Graves entertained choir
members of St. Barnabas Church
at their horn, s Friday evening April
V'l u sui.gs
p""".
Refreshments were served bv
Mrs. Graves to: Wilma Hubble.
Leah Dye, Charlotte and June No
ble. Catherine Dearborn. Sandra
Lindsay. Mary Leavitt. Warren
Mer-iDick. Don Hubble. Wavne Dye.
Rev. Gordon Ashbee,
Alice Graves.
Mary Jo and
New Arrival At
Halverson Home
! Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Halver
; son are proud parents of an adopt
; ed son. Rudy David, who was rc
i cently officially named by Elder
j John Hallmark, at the Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
LIBRARY CLUB
MERRILL Mrs. Tom Chatburn
Jr.. and Mrs. Bruce Owens enter
tained the Library Bridge club
April 3, with a 1:30 dessert lun
cheon at the home of the former.
Five tables were in play, and
prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ray
Merrill for high score, and Mrs.
Sybil Holl for low score.
gH ;(Jtf j) r ;
MACHINES IN 1
(Requires No Attachments)
Machine Service
and
Exchange
422 MAIN PHONE
"Free Demonstrations Gladly'
a
prize.
Two new members Joined the
groun nt this meeting, Mrs. Betty
Shepherd nnd Mrs. Beverly Rob
erts. Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Burnett at 4:30 In the after
noon. Next meeting will be May
1 at the home of Mrs. Bill Cun
ningham at 2 p.m.
Those present April 3 were
Mrs. Merrill Stewart and Mrs.
Harriett McCullum of Klamath
Fills; and the following from Lan
ee!l V-iiley: Mrs. Luther Noble.
Mrs. Ola Williams, Mrs. John
Craven. Mrs. Bill Cunningham,
Mrs. Paul Monroe. Mrs. Ben Bhep-
I herd, Mrs. Howric Roberts. Mrs.
! George Baker. Mrs. Marlon Llnd-
ay. Mrs. Doug Smelcer, Mrs.
Jack Weimer, Mrs. Lester Leavltt.
i Mrs. Ernest Graves. Mrs. Ora
Johnson. Mrs. Art Monroe, Mrs.
, Mike Dearborn, Rev. and Mrs.
Gordon Ashbee and Mrs, Charles
Partridge.
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anniversary?
birthday or
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South 6th and Martin
Will Be Closed Easter Sunday!
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learning to play a piano! It con
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