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HERAU) AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
SATURDAY. APRIL 10. 1052
'Fireside Party
for. Houseguest
WOC US Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
ttlcJiendorf, Wocus, entertained In
jVhowor of their daughter, Mrs. Bert
J-Morgan nee Uallya Eichendorf,
..Pcrtlmid, at a nurprlse fireside
' lJBTty.
v.Qallya waa an Easter week visi
tor at her parents' home, and
truest lttendlng the tlrcstde in hon-
V or .of her 21t birthday, were: Mrs.
fcteye Keasler and daughter Laura,
Dolores Watt, Mrs, Elwood Rose,
Mrs. - Harry Mauch and daughter
Leah. Mrs. Wayne O'Nenlc. Kath-
i leen Puph, "Mrs. Clifford Jackson
iSrid Mrs. John Raffetlo Sr.
.v'i'.Oailya was editor of the Klamath
$,,$nter in 1949 her husband, a
J.vraauaie 01 uii is wun invvui
. Mk.t,,...,.., in Tnrll,tiit -
Mrs. Fred Ehlers
Hostess At Tea
Mrs. Fred Ehlers was hostess at
lovely tea uiven at her home
Sunday afternoon, April 6. follow
ing- uie i-nurcii i;noir festival.
SOROPTIMIST
Regular luncheon' Hireling of tlie
Soronlimtsl club was hold Huii-k.
dr.y, April 17. at Uic Pellcail Partv
Koom.
Ruth Adams. Droaram chairman
for the day, presented Catherine
Honored at this tea were Mr. and !Q'lord Brumbaugh, club member
Mrs. Andrew Loney Jr.. and the suolte " "Pnolograpny."
clioir directors and Uieir Wives oi I Mrs. Brumbaugh formerly of the
the churches participating in the .Kcnneil-Ellis suid i and now,
resuvai; annual rami Sunday iswner oi inc .Miiier-urumuaugn
event which brines all the Christ- islud'o gave a very Interesting talk
lans or the community together . on ner nouuv and business.
J.ittinjpany in Portland.
WMSA Will Meet.
At.Winema Hotel
Mrs. John Yadon, member of the
League of Women Voters, will be
guest speaker at n dinner meeting
of the .National Secretaries As
sociation of Wednesday, April 33 at
7:60 -p.m. In the Orater Room at
; lhe;Winema Hotel.-
..I.- Members are requested to attend
'.Mid, may bring gussts.
I Paisley , v 1
- fir MRS. CLYDE BRAMLETTE
$Vord was received here last Sat
. . unlay morning of the death of Mrs.
Suie Parncll who passed away at
a- hospital in Southern California
VFVJday following a major operation.
. ffhe death of Mrs. Parnell is par
iv.t'nular,r'satl as it leaves six little
1 children, ayes from three to ten
Jrjyears orphans as the father, Floyd
iwPaTnell met death three years ago
-.i.ttrar the. coast while failing a wee
with a brother.
x?A.Mr. -and Mrs. Parnell were resl
';.' oents of Paisley a few years ago
tv where he worked is bis fathers
'..jaw mill until It was destroyed
LT.oy' lire in ivw. Aiier me tragic
" deith of her husband Mrs. Parnell
moved to Southern California to be
- near her parents and has resided
there since.
A- sister-in-law Mrs. Edward
Murphy. - resides here.
..iHri Mrs. D. E. O'Connor and Mary
morgan, jocaj leacucxs, aiieuuca
V'iihe state convention of the Delta
jJMppa Gamma at Klamath Falls
JJUli Sixteen of Uia 19 members of the
- MB chapter were present. A lunch-t;Jtn-
and banquet were held at the
Wfllard hotel.
. Vandals- upset nine barrels of
oad oil and riddled three barrels of
as a' group.
Assisting Mrs. Ehlers was Mrs.
Krisllan Hippo, and pouring was
Mrs. Gilbert W. Fleci.
Layette Shower
For Two Matrons
"The elements for nhotoarauhy
have always existed, but it took
man's initemilty to bring about the
full use of photographs" Mrs.
Brumbaugh said.
De Ouerra of Paris was the In
ventor of the earliest photo. In
jlS39. called Ihe dniiuerrotype,
I which spread all over the country,
i The tin-type t really pressed iron!
RnNAN?A a ....... i ... u louuwtxi. uecause oi 11 s encspness.
Llbr Mrch SO a5t 3 o m i A contemporary of Do Ouerra.
Kr.I?.!r V.: p-. " Uas Tiilboi of England who first
,"" f.""' ' "f Ol MIS. .;, .,, rf ,,,.. K
Lloyd Hubble and Mrs, Jimmy
Dye.
Hostesses were: Mrs. Pavitt
Nrwnham. Mrs. Cecil Whllmnrp-
Mrs. King Hubble and Mrs. Vernon
shower was given at the Bonaiuu
Hubble.
The room was lovelv with snriiur
flowers. Twin bassinets with tall
storks beside them were filled with
loveiy guts and pink and blue
streamers were draped from the
ceiling.
Bingo prises went to Mrs. Thel-
called the "father if modern pho
tography.
Electricity brought about a new
era in photography, which was
stimulated by the invention of
films, by George Eastman, and
later colored ones.
In closing Mrs. Brumbaush said.
"Photography is an art and has
It's place In the ait world." Her
talk was made very interesting
with models, who posed as dif
ferent types of ohoiographs. The
. with bullets the first of the week,
. The ell was on- property of the
Oregon' -State- Highway- near here
it, -ana was used for the maintenance
"'oflhe highway. -.. "
i.tn !The road limit between La Pine
lT--JJnction and Lakeview waa lifted
Vtfanday. morning but a limit is still
liVSn; the Warner, road,
r" S . a. wedding of interest here took
.Place Saturday afternoon at the
Baptist church in Lakeview when
Orlntha Mae Mouser became the
bride of Orvllle Conner, youngest
"-son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Con
ner of Paisley. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Cordon Griffin.
The bride Is the daughter of Mrs.
George Jenkins of Lakeview and
attended, the Lakeviw high schooL
Tne groom is a graduate of( Pals-
-:Tpy high school and is employed
j "fcyfthe State Highways Engineers.
l-V'l The couple left Immediately af.
" ler the ceremony for Klamath Falls
ii-and Gerber. Calif.. - for a short
honeymoon. , They . will reside In
Lakeview. ' -
A March of Dimes dance will be
i - Jield at the Community Grange
jrau in vauey mus aauiraay mgnt
April 13. Mrs. Bessie Carroll. will
b in charge.- . - -
Word has been received from Mr.
and Mrs. Tom McCoy that they
have arrived at Anchorage, Alaska,
and ere living in a log cabin until
they can get to their camp..
The Stockmen Grazing Associa
tion met in an all day meeting at
the Ranger station Friday with six-
, teen members present. At this meet
u was voieo. no continue me
grading. : :
Dsmg tnrougn statistics I find
ma Perkins, Mrs. Slyvia Haskins" I des Bulh Hnltan Jose-
ana Airs, baran Haskins: contest
prizes to 'Mrs. Craven and Mrs.
Fern Hubble. Mrs. Craven and Ma
bel Maxwell won the rinor nriuc
After the games Mrs. Hubble and
Mrs. Dye opened their gifts. Re
freshment..; were snvni tn- t
Tommy Blackman. Mrs. Sylvia
Haskins, Mrs. Cecil Hunt. Mrs.
Jack Werner. Mrs. Warren Conner
Mrs. Sahar Hodges, Mrs. Bill Bur-
neu. airs. is Leavltt, Mrs. Don
Ralph. Mrs. John ToFell. Mrs.
i. P?13- Mrs- LUlian Craven,
Mrs. John Brown, Mrs. Frank To
Fell, Mrs. Guv Hitsnn Xlrs v.n.
son. .Mrs. Virgil Schmoe. Mrs. Ben
".a!!, cars, noscoe Perkins, Mrs.
Bill Jones, Lois and Louise Hubble.
Wilms Hubble, Leah Dve.' Margie
Brown, Sandy Hitson and the hon
ored guests.
Sending gifts but unable to at-
wain were: Mrs. Merrill Stewart,
May Haskins Verna Haskins, Mrs.
Ted Carnes, Mrs. Llovd Crawford,
Mrs. Dave Robison, Mrs. Dallas
Southerland, Mrs. Ivan Bold, Patsy
Tofell. Mr. Boh Hartley Mr
Charles Whltmore Sr., Mrs. Charles
Whitmore Jr., Mrs. LeoU Conner,
Mrs. Owen Pennle Mn .iaKh
Bradshaw. Ruth Bradshaw. Mrs.
San are Romtvedt. Avhild Rnmi.
vedt, Mrs. Wilfred Noble and June
and Charlotte. ' Mrs. Henry
GH-iuiiurc, juis, jveun iTimer and
Mrs. Elliott House.
phine Robinson. Mary Bothwell,
Kathleen Thompson. Elien Clark
and Claire Ellis.
Blanche Lundv. who has been
traveling In Arizona and California
and Roe Pool from Harbor were
welcomed back to the club.
Claire Ellis and Helen Thomas
were quests at the meeting.
Congratulations were extended
to Edna Albrecnt on becoming a
grandmother.
Dena Backes and Mary Bothwell
won the awards for the day.
A note from Secretary Jean
Anderson of the Venture club, ex
pressed apDreciatlon of the Sorop
tlmlsts help in their recent food
sale.
Club members were reminded to
furnish cookies for the next vlsi
of the Blookinobile. due Tuesday.
April 33. These should be delivered
on Monday before S p.m. or Tues
day before noon at the Armory.
Ofa Smith, Isabelle Brlxner and
Ida Odell left Thursday for We
natchee, Washington, to attend
the Soroptlmist regional confer
ence. They will return 'on Monday.
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SOJOURNERS
Mrs. J. R. Rhodes, vint nr.cl.
dent conducted the meeting of So
journers, AprU 9. in the WUlard
Hotel, in the absence of the Presi
dent, Mrs. Winston Purvlne.
Business meeting and social hour
of cards followed the no-hostess
luncheou In the Paul Bunyan Room.
Guests introduced and welcomed
were: Mrs. D. A. Piper, Mrs. L.
D. Leslie, Mrs. F. P. Robison. Mrs.
C. E. Lowe, Mrs. R. W. Fedler,
Mrs G. F. Peatt. Mrs. Cecelia
Greenfield and Mrs. Freda Mussal-len.
Mrs. H. L. Robertson. Soring Tea
chairman, announced that it would
start promptly at 1 p. m. in the
WUlard Hotel Banquet Room. A
style' show sponsored by the Town
Shop will follow the card party and
precede the. tea hour.
Memoers and newcomers make
reservations through Mrs. J. R.
Rhodes, 3-0715.
Mrs. R. A. Woods was hostess
during the social hour.
Prizes in cards went to the fol
lowing: bridge, Mrs. H. C. Shoe
key; pinochle, Mrs. E. B. Lind-
skog; and canasta to Mrs. C. F.
Peatt.
Next regular meeting, May 14.
same time end place.
MR. AND MRS. ERWIN STINNER, Roseburg, announce
the engagement of their daughter, Betty Barbara Nacht
er, to Allan Lowell, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Zurflueh,
Beaverton, Oregon. The bride-elect is a graduate of the
University of Oregon in Liberal Arts, and is teaching in
Bly high school. Jler fiance was also graduated from U of
0. majoring in interior design. He' is a member of Phi
Kappa Sigma fraternity. Photo by Fcrebee.
I IRP APY fl I IR lloilrHKM for Ihe day were Mia. Fulls incinlirra who can allend
LIDINrUNI LUD 'H P. mumun and Mrs. 1). 1J. rf .m,,,!,,,! M,h. Fred Hoagluml
Since music la a common '"""hews. lwfn VltUwtvn Mmt
Inu'iimi'imul di'iiomliinlor, Library ' A mmoiincomrnl was imuli- .
Club tinned Natmna iHuHiam on I'1"' Oreamt F'di"-''-" Al"" '"
Mundnv uUetiiwii vim a spring iWomeii's Clubs Is lo have a aliilc , The i'l .Hireling la to liata i
mi;.vlo.. iii u-iutcd by Mrs, U.n ' tiiiiiMMit.i n .i . t Ainrrli'iina Ihmna and will uo
Zumwalt. The United Nations U, May 1 and 3, and any Kliimulh on .MayJJ.
llicnip curried out tile early i
magic curpel" pln:i for tho club's
prog i n ms.
A Mi Ini! rmcmblc cuntposrU of
Helm Hornby, violin: Margaret
Jolly, 'cello: and Ituth Lobauuh,
pliuio, opcui'd Uio prourain with
two mo ciiu'iiu . of Uio Trio III O
Major by Musni-I.
Hrleii Muillrr Ming the follow
ing aolns: "Uo 'Way From My
Window" bv NiIom. "Four Sketches
Hum ihe fur East by Alberil,
Sereiulude" by Carpenter and
NlghiuiKalo Lano" by Alice Bur
nett.
'Andante. Irulll I'lilrd Conrerlo'
by liolUMiiiiinn and "Caiuonetla"
by vieior Herbert were Ihe sc oc-
tliins of 'rrlllst Muruarct Jolly.
.MUiHiirei Miieniian mmeared
next, siiigniK Ye.nertiav and To
day" bv Snross, "Down in the
Forest" by Lamlon Ronald,
Hliimber Song" by lljlnskv and
Sung of the Open" bv La Feme.
Ruth Luliauiih uan accompanist
for all of the forvi'.olug.
Closing the program was piano
soloist Doris Oraef playing
Nocturne In D Flat Minor" by
Chopin and "Polonaise Number
Two by Llejil.
Club members then enjoyed lea
prepared by Mrn. Ueoriie Clark,
Mrs. F:. B. Brostcihou.H and Mrs.
Mrrvln Lucas. Mrs. Robert Kent
and Mrs. Charles Houston poured.
The tea table was decorated with
miniature flags of niuiiv nations.
Decorations around the room
were nrrangeiiienls of snrlng
flowers done bv Mrs. W. D. Miller
THEY'LL
Eagle Auxiliary
The Madam State Pesldent. Ruth
Fletcher. Albany will make her ol-
ficial visit to the Eagle's Auxiliary
on Wednesday April 23.
A no - hostess dinner wlU be
served at the Wlnema Hotel at 6:45
p. m. All members oi Ue Auxiliary j LAND Sadie (Mrs. Geo. Ml
are eligible to attend. Those wish-, smith, 1525 Eldoraac, left Wednes
Ing to make reservations may call i day on the streamliner to meet
Pat Henry 4341 ur Betty Ketsdever j her daughter Lucille (Mrs. Don
2-1404. Pat Henry and Mary Wells I McConnell I and children Sharon
In charge of table decorations.
Members of the Auxiliary are
urged to attend this meeting as it i and in Uie meantime Gearge
win oe a very uueressung one. - a saa lonesome soul.
There will be initiation of can-
didates. Officers to wear formalsl FROM U of O Madelon Adler
a) Drill Jem to be In uniform. , presented her senior recital In the
ruuuti uuuier wui oe servea Hik
er the meeting.
REFLECTIONS fl.
MEET IN
Farewell . Party
For Dairy Couple
DAIRY Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Holmes were recently alveu a fare
well parly til Uielr home eaat of
Dairy by friends, at which time
ii was learned uiev had sold their
ranch.
The evening was devoted to play
ing games and taking candid-cam-
i t-ra-shots of the party.
t Refreshments were served al
10:30 p.m. to the following: Mr
and Mrs. Fred 8chmoe, Mr. and
Mrs. Hiirvey Butts Mr. and Mrs.
Nell Jones and sons Richard and
Bobby, Mrs. Bell Brown. Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Robertson and children,
Joan. Jan. Dale, and Bobbv, Albert
and Eldon Burgdorf, Richard and
Cuberl Brown. Mrs. Virgil Schmoe
and Karen, Louise and Virgle. Rob
ert Schmoe, And Charles and Silas
Kilsurc and Uie guests of honor.
The honored couple were present
ed with a large framed landscape
painting and other gifts with good
wishes from their Basin friends.
PORT-1 after both of her grandmothers-
She weighed 1 lb 4o and ' was
born April 14.
Wednesday Club
Wednesday Club of St. Paul
it -nii? v-uf r., n, .., Church met Wednesday evening in
Mcoonnelli and children Sharon!. "V" V M. -! the parish hall for their annual
ana uenny irom Miuon-rTee- , ."r -, " "Easter hat nartv "
water- Ashort busy visit is plannea- j tured , al . he I amlly Sunday din-1 'f?,1 r,t'he evenll
ner Call Beulah or Mike Regan
ivr rcscrvaiions.
Clany Paisley people were bom in
j hr month of April. Among them
) are Penny Schmidt, Mrs. George
Jean Banister, Julius Pauck, Har
vey Conner. V. O.. . Morgan, Don
ald Imsland,! Grover Morgan, Bill
Plumb and son Bobble, Mrs. Elza
Morgan, and Edward Murphy.
Penny Schmidt entertained nine
little girls at the home of her par
ents, Mr, .and Mrs. Bill Schmidt,
Sunday on her fourth anniversary.
Mrs ponald Imsland entertained
the EdVarcV Murphys at her home
Monday evening in honor of her
husband and Edward's anniversary
CpL Herman Tipton was In Lake-
view ior ajew nours .Tuesday
visiting his filters, Mrs. -' Lyntton
Plato and Mrs, Elza Morgan.
Cpl. Tlptori has been transferred
from Camp Gordah. Ga., to Camp
8n Luis Obispo, Calif. Tipton re
tided with his father at Klamath
V-talls before induction in the army.
Mr. ano Mrs. Kale jeurles have
teturned to Paisley, having been
transferred here from Lakeview
with. the title of timber manage
ment assistant. Jeffries will be in
charge of all timber sales here.
Mrs. Harold Kaschko has received
three letters from her husband
Major Harold Kaschko who is a
war prisoner in Korea:
rTwo of the letters were written
(W January and one written - in
March.. -
Bonanza High
School Reunion
DAIRY Harry Brown of Eugene
was a weekend visitor at the home
of his parents and brother, Mr.
and Mrs. Cubert Brown and Rich
ard. While here he attended the first
reunion of his graduating class
in ten years, held in Bonanza Sat
urday evening, March 22. -
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Socially Carrcct
EnfrmvcA i.
Invitation! and Announcements.
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Ladies Auxiliary Canton Crater
7 met 8 p.m.. AprU 10. with Lady
Kate Hugue, president, in the chair.
A letter from Lady Vera New
bauer, state publicity chairman.
asking that all clippings be in by
April in, in order
publicity contest.
Lady Mary Pope reported on Another child of the Wlllards
cards sent to the sick; and flowers Patricia Lee (Pat) has been
sent to Lady- Nellie Wattenburg. dividing her time between the
in the hospital with a fractured i Bob Erlandson home and the
eg. Hendricks Muriel is spending
Laoy Pearl Harris was welcomed i week in Portland business and
for the evening were
Mrs. E. p. Livingston and Mrs
Helen Uoeckner.
Dessert was served followed by
MRS. CLARA SHAW iShozlei Judging of Ihe Easier creations,
was honored Kucst at the Knife i Prizes were awarded to Mrs
Music School Auditorium included I and Fork Club dinner when she Louis Mueller far the most original
in her program was a sonata by was escorted by John Eblnger. ! hat and lo Mrs. James Walllndcr
Ernest Bloch a personal friend chalrman-and who incidentally v, us and Mrs. Jim Scolt lor the prel
and a well known composer whorl instigator of the local chapter tlrst.
makes his home at Agate Beach, ""d In keeDlng wl.h that honor Cards were plaved for the rest
She was presented with the bcuuti- 'of the evening. Prizes were won b
EASTER BABY born to Mr ' fuJ "oral cenlerP':e lm the head Mrs. A. J. Lambert and Mrs. Har
and Mrs. Orris WUlard in SF' I 'able. I old J. Shearer.
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Nylom lo Ireoiurs bacouie theyr ' 10 btoulllul
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practical enough lor tvtrydoy weor. For only
Holeproof nylom hove the fomoui Beauty. lock
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Chooie youn In Holtproof'i beaulllul new Coriagt Colon
In proportioned lenglhi and wldlhi. Sitti t't lo II.
Marigold Blonde, Carnation Nude, Gardenia Mill.
11 denlrr. SI gauge. Il.Se pair.
15 denier. U gauge. II. M pair.
Millinery Street Floor
W Is the former Ruth Hen
dricks popular gal around town
when she lived In KF Proud
erandparents of the new arrival.
;o count in the i Gail who weighed over 7 lbs are
Muriel and Lee Hendricks
back after absence due to Illness.
The meeting adjourned to the
dining room where refreshments
were served bv Ladies Ada Wil-
pleasure,
CATHERINE BRUMBAUGH
has word also from 8F that her
ia w "ancu Munseil and Martha : niece Nancy G.iylord Douglas
" wuioi utveujr ucweiign. k. t.i gave birth to a
ated in the Easter theme. 'daughter Martha Alice named
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