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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1952)
TUKSDAY, AIMIIL 22, 1052 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN m . . " -V. V, i.M l'i nt-m Pom.ia L0t.nd. I Kothkan Boll 7 1 iff-.. W lc"'ii'" I Hi i ttiltly All.n j Jm 3t 1 Pttnnq Altxantf SWEET PEA BLUE BIRDS, Junior Camp Fire Girls. These active in the Blue Bird program for the past three years Mrs. Howard Hanvilio h the assistant leader for the to the illness of Mrs. Ball. The group has two officers: Short; Treasurer, Christie Hose, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .Selling Camp Firo mints has occupied most of their tim making paper napkin novelties and peek a boo babies, soap All of these girls attend Koosevelt school and enjoy th Member not pictured Christie Rose. girls, under the leadership of Mrs. Eleanor Ball, have been and will fly-up into Camp Fire next Month, group and is in charge of all present group activities due President, Sandra Short, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stephen Rose. c for the past two weeks. Other recent activities have been carving and coloring Easter eggs. eir Blue Bird activities in their own neighborhood. Photos by Miller-Brumbaugh. Layette Shower IIONANA-A layette shower uum lor two young Bnnansa urn IrotiH, Mm. Jnmrfl Dye and Mm. l.lnvd lluliblo, in the library by Mm. Kins Hubble. Mra. Pavlll vyvnhnni. Mm. Vernon Hubble mid l.fm. Cecil Whllmore. NprltiR flowers unci pink mid blue drrnrHtmn.H clrcorated the room. I'rKr wrre won by Mm. Richard Craven. Mm. Lloyd Hubble. Mra. Hvlvla Hanklnn, Mm. Thelma Per kins. Mm. Sarah tlodto and Mra. Mabel Maxwell. Invited milenui Included: Mra. Tom Blackmail. Mm. Sylvia linn klii.t. Mrs. Miirtlia Hunt, Mm. Jack Werner. Mm. Wnrren Conner, Mm. Harsh Hodifes, Mm. Muriiaret (lurnette, Mm. Lentcr Leavltt, Mm. Don Ralph, Mm, Emma Tolell, Mm. Lcona llodiir, Mra. Lillian Craven, Mra. John Brown, Marjorle Brown, Mra. h'rank Tnfell. Handy IllUnn, Mm. II. Kclllson, Mra. Thrlmn Srhinoe. Mra. Ben Dixon. Mra. Ro.icoe Perkins. Mra. Bill Joneii, Lea Dye, Lola Hubble. Wilms Hubble. Louise Hubble mid Mrs. Jennnelte Stewart. - Mary llasklns, Mra. Audrey Crane, Mra. J, Crawlord. Mm. IJuve Robinson, Mrs. Dnllls Butli land. Mm. Clara Bold, Patay Tolell, VlrRlnla Hartley, Mra. Chnrlea Whllmore Sr., Mra. Churlen Whllmore Jr., Leota Connor, Betty Pepple. Mra. John Urailahaw, Ruth HradMiaw, Fay Welmer, Alvllld Homtvedt, Mra. Keith Turner. Mra. Henry Kchinoe, Mra. Jim Newnham Mra. Dale Ncwnhnm, Mra. Sarah Carney, Mra. Clare Hard. Mra. Clarence Hard, Mra. Jamea Hurley, Mra. Harry Halter, Mra. Florence Horn and Mra. June Noble. YACHT CLUB "LA FIESTA" The Sprlnir Dance at the Yacht Club Saturday, May 3, to be called iji nnta , win be coniume parly. Spanlah and Mexican native rirevi will be worn with prlzca liven lor Uie various lyiiea. Cocktail from t to 10 p m and danclni until 2 a.m. A bulfetl auuper will be aerved featuring native duties. "Senor" Hainan and h I a "mualrlanm" will plav the lively mualc for tanRoea. fandamtoea and may even throw In a little Cuban for the rumba nddlcta. The club will be colorful with brluhl colors appropriate to the theme. Committee In churiie Includes Senora and Senorns Ucome Fill craft, (chairmen!, Keith Moon, Darrell Miller and Fred Hadlock. Drum Corps Set For Services rhe American Leulon Drum Corps, maklnn a alronir comeback nllcr acvcral yenra dormancy here, plons m partlclpnto In Memorial Day Bpi vlcca next month, and has M'lrfffuird MicctlilKS each Monday ai 7.J0 p.m. Ho far 110 renuhir mombera have been partlclnntlnu In prBctlcea. but (here are uniforms for 3a. A corps could bo considered up to atrcnulli with 2(1 men. The Leulon corpa plana to par ticipate In the American Leirlon Convention marchliiR here In July, practices are held at the Veterans Memorial Hall. TRUCK COLLAPSES 8TREF.T MONTREAL (11) A tank truck loaded with 8,000 gallons of fuel oil alopped In downtown Montreal, and promptly aalik to Ha hubcaps. The rliiht wheels of the vehicle hud stopped over a loosely filled In trench. Tow trucks had to get the oil truck out. Scott Warrens Honor Nephew At Easter Party Mr. and Mra. Scott Warren Aliioma entertained Easter Sundav at a dellKhlfully plafned duv for member of the (utility Willi honor Knot beini voting Michael Ravlzza. Chlloquln. win of Mr. and Mm. Harry Rnvlun who eclebruted his nth birthday Easter dav. His first birthday aiio fell on Easter. Dinner was aerved at four o'clock the children all gifted musically. In the family enjoyed an Easter crk hunt and games and then pre Acntcd an hour of musical numbers. Present were Mrs. and Mrs. Harry Ravlrra, Susan. Michael and Sally. Mr. and Mrs. James Rogers. Donald and Carol, Mrs. Leslie Rogers. Samuel Raymond and the host, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Warren and their children, Nancy and Janna. Coiolyn kdwa.dt $1 f ' :- X 11 'K-x iv-l'I-J ' J v 1 j hpial Bnott ' t : . ...'6 I Pati.cto rhwttw 3 i P) t '; ' v - i ? " . - .a w.u r ' ' i I WaryHarpw ; " ' " ... - - " - I TROOP 9, PELICAN CITY Mrs. Paul Buck, leader, Mrs. Eva Bonotto, assistant leader. These girls meet at Pelican School. This year they have participated in many activities, including a play and handicraft projects. They took part in the Girl Scout Cookie Sale, and are working on their Second Class Badge requirements in Girl Scouting. One mother instructed them in first-aid, and at each meeting, two of the girls teach games to the group. A hike is next on their schedule. Officers for Troop 9 are: President, Alice Mary Rostirolla; Secretary, Stephanie Bonotto; Treasurer Miriam Harper. Photos by Miller-Brumbaugh. Merrill Senior Class Feted MERRILL Junior class mem bers ol MerrlU High entertained the senior class at an annual ban quet April 17 In the WUlard Hotel In Kluniath Falls i Clifford Hor.eycutt was toaslmas- I ler. Betty Kotlliolf read the class will, and Edna Mae Reeves the ! .class prophecv. Entertainment ! numbers were presented by Joleah 'Milieu, and Joan Llnerude. Joyce ! Green led the group singing, ac companied by Arlene Lemler at I the piano. St. Paul's Guild Post-Easter Tea St. Paul's Guild of St. Paul's Eplscophl Church w ill present their annual Post-Easter Tea. Saturday, April IS. In the Parish Hull, from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Theme will be "Fiesta of Nations' with exhibits representing them. Included In the entertainment program will be native dances by the Girls Friendly Society. Tea chairman will be Mrs. Nor man Guver. assisted bv Mr. Dor- man Schaeffer and Mrs. Willis Third Birthday Gathered at the H. F. Altman home, to help Vict! Cook celebrate her third birthday were: Mrs. E. Cronquist and Heide, Mrs. John Stiles and Karen, Mrs. Carl Wilder muth and Alice, Mrs. William Li ser and Susan, also little Patty Mathews; Mrs. John Mathews and Jimmie and Roxie were unable to attend because of Illness. Glidden. Program chairman. Mrs. Ernest Giengcr. will be assisted by Mrs. C. M. Ramsby and Hazel Morrison. l BATHROOMS BEAUTIFUL pP i l alBTl SOLD IVIITWHUl...tUT TODATI NOW IN COLORS... AT REGULAR PRICES KX-POW RE-ENI.1STS SAN DIKOO, CbIII, tP Seven months of Imprisonments by Com munists In Korea failed to chill Leonard J. Mufflolt's enthusiasm about being a U.S. Marine. He en listed here for another three-year hitch after his first enlistment ex pired recently. Special Sewing Course FREE With the purchase of any BEL-AIRE Sewing Machine. 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