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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1952)
IJ' at7E . a I IV 1 W-..S' . I J 1 YiSH I HI I J, fit:' l:v i I P V f., ,. lli N(:-i'r;iin-: i war1-, TUPILS OF - M.-y Coiiion Mijitls u lit uiic jic;tr.lci in a piiinu nciUI April 21 at Die C'oin:n(;;ilioniil Clmri.li. I'laim sol'iit win- piccrdcd hy brief imrrjilioiis by Mrs. iJcl ;m llcflcy, iiiul I wo duels by i);ulene :ind Annelle (JaMer. Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Ilefley. In the picture, firm row, from the left, lturbara .lean Malhis, Nancy Orrell and .Joyce Fanner. Second row, Uarbara Vcrlrecs, Darlene (Jastcr, Mary Oil and Klizabelb Sykcs. Third row, Marian I'.nt kinnham. Sherron Morris and I'aul (iucst. Fourth row, IJiane IluckiiiRliam. Swan James, Annelle Caster Lynn Wbitlock and Gene Farmer. Last row, Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Delvan Ilefley. FORT KLAMATH lly MVItTlX WIMI.Il Mm Don Vrnlch rrluriird humr Fundiiy horn Mmn. An. wlirrc I he rnllrd by rw ol llic rtPnth o( hrr oldrr brother on Sur ' tirdny, April 13 Oil llic irlurn Irlii Mr. Vrntch Miipprd oil ill Bull Ijiko Clly. Utah, lor hori vuill with another brother. Mrs. L)le Bicasler ol Berkeley. Colli , la visiting at the home ol her anti-ln Uw, daughter and iirand riauchler, Mr. and Mra. J. It "Jerry" Hlrteniore at Ihe Plftrinoi'.' ranch. 8he arrived In Klainaih f'alla Ma train Runday. met there and bi ought here by her daughter. Loral cattlemen are getting ready to tepuir and put up mllet ol new lencc on Ihclr ranclips. Uk heavy Mlow ol the puAl uililrr hiiv Iihi laid Ihe fences throughout the vallev lli on the illiulHl. While the anaw In Hie lower part o the i" entertain the other WSCs clr valley m entuely gmic with Ihe ex-it'" ' Ui church. eption ol i. mull drilu In nhaded Devotioru were led by Mr" Sum I'lai-eA, to the hoi Hi. eaftl and we-.l , Tlinnipvtn and Mm. Jatnev Hurnen there In Mill covering of about Miimnnrired the book. "The Kam mo leit. tho depth gelling greater I Hv A Christian' Conrern" IUih 10 the norlh. Don Veau h, logging Ihe group ha been studying. , luticrintentfent nt the Modoo-Luui ' Urr Co., tinned Mmuiiy April 31 t) open roads wilh a bulhlorer to the site of loggiim opciations I11 tlie tieven Mile 1 cation west 01 here, anil according to premiu plans, timber fuller will start wuik the following Monday wilh huulinii of cut logs by tiurit 10 Kiaiiialii J-'alla kchedulefl to hesin un Mon day of the week aCtcr the fallcis start woik. May Ml), providing, ol course, that Hie Koisel Beivice agit-ra that loggini; operations wilt commence on Ihe duto planned by tho lumber company. At the regular bi-monthly meet ing of the lloiir.on Club ol Camp- luc glib ol tins district up '1 ucs-! day evening, elertuou ol oflu-er.-i lot j the ensuing year was held. Thr : following weio ihosen to serve. piesidcnt. Kuirni Miller ol Chiio tjuin; vlcc-prerddeui' l.ouisc Oau tiner, also ol (.ililloqulh: &ei:reluiy. 'iVIla Knlghi4ilpe of Klamatn Agency; trenMircr. Frieda Kirk ul Chllotiuln: ncilbe. Pally Lou llcv tocx ol f ori Kiiiiuaih. The niectlnu was held al u-n lie il ni llin Fort Khimalh. achoolliouse. with tne lender and uaalslanl leader. Mra. I'Tank tilraliiim and Mrs Wilbur Hrscnck, bolll of Ft. Klamalh, con flucllug the. Campllio ceremonial which welccmies as new mcmbcr.i Jacqiichnn Schrordcr and Naomi Johnson ol Chlloqtiln. Anuiher pros pective new member. Joy Oaid ul l.'hlloriuUi. was unable to be pro mt. With iippronrlale ceicinonial.i, the iolUrwing girls weie niveu awards lor comiminlly service hYicdii Kirk, two Mars; Twlln Knlghtpjpc, one slar; Kny Ilcu hind, 0131. alar; Patty Lou 1 lr;.c nek. four a'Drn; Jiinlie Kendall, one ftar and one emblem; Mnrciue Kilckirn, five alius, one chevron, one emblem; Sharon Ziiillnn. live atiira, one chevron; Louise Onuthlcr rano atair one emblem: Suznn Knvla fa. one emblem; Km en Millrr, one ertiblnn. 8yinboll.ed respectively by an emblem, star and chevron are 6(1. 23 and 10 hours of lime devoted In Mime branch of community serv ice by each member of Ihe Hori zon Club to which tho uwurila wcio given, Concluding the evening, refresh- mijnls wero served by Frelda Kirk and Twlla Nlghtpipo of the Horizon group. I Dorolhy Gray and Summer 1'ragrancc HOT WIATHIR tmmtnl tab, 8 ni., $1.00 (ri. 12.00 Whltfl lilac mil 4 nllinr frnflrncft Sum mrr Sonj(, SwoaI Spice, Naltiril, Kummrr llmirpiel. fURSrf STICK COLOONI COOIIR Wltlt ltlo unci (jolilm Orrliiil Utrnrt . . . ) 1 .00 in Summer Song tnrt Sum P I I atwumitnooNi j 1 r Iff !mmiMM tip, anil 'll! nX w!"i I I 1 0,'f In Nrftfiy or Night Dntmi , , . $(.S0 JUMRCSTICK COLOONI COOLIR (in rIvr cnntijiittr nnt iu full ttt 41.25. Whtli Lllfli nr l.nlilcn Orrliiil friifrrancfi iUn in Sttmineir bong and &weei Spice), jit prieu plut mi. SlaA N- ' 'w. M Usui ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr ml Mrs. Walter An- IJoly Hlrwt, annoiiiicc ilemh. 700 the rnKngrmrhl of their dnwthtcr h lalirth Aiutprnrh MrAullffr In , Tr( K ol Mr. and Mrn. K M. Iiil. 1018 I)rlMilf Htrrrt. ' No duto weddlns. hnK been hrl Igr llic Deborah Circle Deborah Circle First Method!,. Church met April 34, wilh Mrs. Hobert Norrin and Mrs Leli an co-hoslc&sts tieore Mrs. ,nanes jonnmn. prcMiient. conducted the meeting at which ollicers for the coming year weie rieciru. iney arc: airi. Barnes II.., ,. i, I...1I ll.. r'At, ti I lenborn. vlco president: and Mrs D T. Landlim. aecretarv lrensurer. Plans were Olvtiwed for the i luns were tiKctisseo tor the May meellng when the Deborahs I Guests lor the evening were Jcanncte Phillips and 1,01 nice. Bridge Party At Bonanza I nONANZA-Mm. fclva Maxwell entertained with an evening of bridge al her home In Bonanza, ' April 21. I Mrs. Ed Clowcn was high lor the evening. Mrs. Hank Oberhelde sec ond high, and Mrs. Owen Pepple won the traveling prlre. Relresh- menls were served to Mrs. Hill Hechdoldt, Mrs. Merrill Stewart Mrs. Owen Peiiple. Mrs. Fd Onwciv 'Mrs Claude IleehdoMt. Mrs. Dewey Hon) and Mrs. Jiank Oberhelde. SOR.OPTIMIST Al the regular luncheon meeting Ol me ooropuiuiM emu. limr.-na. May 1, one ol the member. Delia Backes. was speaker. Local bus iness woman and president of th Klamalh County Insurance Associ ation, she spoko on "Insurance." Phyllis Slaier, chairman of the day presented Mrs. Backes who stressed Ihe Importance of insur ance to cover losses by fire, and automobile accidents. President Ufa Smith announced an executive ouarn meeting, wea Inesday evening, May 7 at her home. Alma Mullls won the award of Ihe day, Pearl Young, from the Slockton Snropinnlat club was a luncheon vIMir.. All Soropilmlsts are urged In be present at a verv Important bus mess meeting, Thursday, May 8. Bridal Shower TULELAKE Mrs. CIvde Huff. I man. recent bride, was dellghlful llv honored with a bridal shower reccnllv. Hostesses were Mrs. El 'mer Rund, Mis. Wendell Schev. Mrs. tJIdon Larson and Mrs. Peter ISchwahenland. I Small tables for refreshments :wern centered wilh anrlnn- flnu;i and other appolntmenta were in pastel colors. Specials COLOONI CD Aim BPW Entertains Senior Girls : Senior KlrlB of KIbiiikIIi County ImcIiooIi wrre honorrd at a deaarrt tea April '.'a by Bu-dneas and Pro- leviional women during the regu lar meeting In the Wlllard Hotel. Mnre than two hundred gueMn and members were present. All schools In the rounlv except Ollchrlal were represented. The program Included a atvle review of frocks and swim en- remotes tn I t tne tln-anrl-enm lia Sre-ent'ed bMrHele, NklK: ! manager of HnrUleld's. ,giris 01 iooav will wear thl? vesr. Models Kalherlno were Donna Philips. Anderson. Joy Adreon. j r ene Itli... a.r ik.... cieo I.smnropulus. Bonny O Hara () Marlyn Johnson. A girl: sextette from the high school. 10 girls of the Madrigal . encren neari Aca- chorus from Bncred Heart Aca- 2 ,. 1 ul",,r:vof1" n'b v 8,ny Bearrv. Ilenlev high nrhoo ..i . . i u.. ol the Vienna School of Dance were on the program. I Bnrbnra Carmnl us procram i hull man. CDA Court 1295 Out ,of town members of Catho lic Daughters, Court 1294. were re sponsible for Ihe evenuig of fun and fond. April 28. in the Sacred Heart Parish Hall. Ruliv Tschliky was chairman for the evening. Music was arranged bv Mrs. Mnmie Glacomml of Merrill. Pat and Peggy Noonan sang duet-. Jack Barry, accordionist. r.r7. h . ,, ncr"-, vlollnlM' "-!Barbershopwrs under the direction Awm, mTT J""1, 11"' BrW -"'i: vocal num Assist ng Mrs. Tsrhlrky with en-lbf rs Dy Mrs. Truman Nelson and t c r t n I n ni c n I and refreshments in,,. v,..roti i l ee xtvora were blalt. Fhrli'lfet'nin11 M"r';i0o,ld-!'ho Elizabeth. Dallon, Catherine Johnson nd Lunna RarlKf a-iii - . m V. 53 year will be May 12 t the 1 Special guesUs w-ere Winston Pur regular business session. j vln'- Director of OTI and Mrs Mrs. I Illy Fee. grand will conduct Ihe meeting. regent. t Painting Party BONANZA Several "gals" got together two evenings last week and had a painting party: getting The Irwin house near Bnnsnra ready for Mr. and Mrs. Guv Hit son and Sandy to occupy. Those wielding the paint brush were: Nancy Schmor. Velda Haley, Janet Fernhiiyl. Esther Brown and Adclc Hltson. Wondering what to give Mother's Day? Tickle mother pink with an excitinqly different qift from YOUR STORE! Beautifully qift wrapped FREE. Come in . browse around, "For Distinctive Gifts" Vfllllt STORE 721 Main HERALD AND NEWS. MR. AND MRS. C. H. WEBB leaving for their home in England after a year's visit with their daughter, Mrs. R. L. Pryor, 4233 Clinton Ave. They sailed on the Queen Mary April 30. A parly was given them before their de parture at the Pryor home. Mrs. Pryor is shown at right as she tells them good bye. Photo by Kettler Vocational . Educational KUHS Classes 8ludcnt5 of the Klamath Union u.-i. . . . .... High School adult vocational edu- rntlnnal rlaik in jtt.ln .ii ing and mllllnerv climaxed !Vj?G "17f V. .cewful winter of lessons with dinner and atyle ahew at Jened's Thursday night April 2. About ISO member, hush.nH. .n m., ............ ...u ...c.iua were present. 1'hlrtV.ftve mnHelS Yhlhll1 ,lt and hals. among Uiem. the one masculine sludent of millinery and uilorlng Dale Cox. who plans to continue his study In a school of 'deugn In Ihe East. m "'c ,!-!" duet lor. and director of the 'fnVm hrtnflv rtn 11.. n ' n r Ir .rp'omnlKh-rt hv Mr .tn vn Meter, Instructor In mllllnerv and show chairman, and Mrs. H. H. Madole, sewing and tailoring In structor and co-chairman" of the show. He also expre-d surprise ...-.,.. ....... Klamath folks Interested In the worx accompusnea oy me aau """"" Mrs. Imogenc Boothbv. Mistress of Ceremonies, introduced the models and described their entries, also during the evening presented guesi arusu on mc program wnii-11 Included acrobatic tap dance num - a chorus of ended the' program with two !..i nw Man River" and . r, r ine uirui rmu-i . rurvme: noo 01111111. ncaisini OTI and Mrs. Smith; and Mrs. Bob CraiR. A note of resret was read from Mrs. D. O. Wright, director of Homemakinc- Classes of Altnmont Junior High School that she was unable to attend. Mrs. Oeorne Roberts was chair man of the decoratinR committee and Mrs. H. E. Hanka was pianist. the Color of voir Carpet is the "theme song" of your room come 10 Klamath imnitimeCo. 221 Molrt for those heavenly carpets by lees 'liat"a )Y.7r color theme song' Cra? Green? Koc? Blue? Beige? Psychologists say that color cart brighten .(or- blight-en) vouf life. So don't be bsshul about beginning villi and sticking- to your favorite color idea. Start by buying a beautiful Lees Carpet in tho right eJiadeJ for you. Just name your texture, pattern, weave, and color add them together and you'll find wd have the answer here in a Lees. i: KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Mrs, R. Burden Entertains For Sister-ln-Law T AKf.Vt I Vlt I TV n-w ' ,7 .." J .'.?... ' T' """ ' wuiui'' uivncu neinoors on ,h , , . her sister-in-law Mrs. Carl Brown of Tulciake. Following a few games a social afternoon was enlnved at the Burden home Refreshments v're served to Mis. Brown and Sharon of Tulelake. Mrs. Clarence B,lco(lk, Mrk. Uonard Homing. , Mrs. Cora Woodard. Mrs. Charles . U'a IVnr Ur Wank nrrfn Mrm John McFalil Mrs. Bill Burnett. Mrs. Bob Adams. Mrs. Lester Lcuvlu and Mrs. Nelson. Anniversary Celebrated MACDOEL Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Bramsted residents of Butte Valley since September 1924. al l-nn tm,01 In I .rata VbIIbi, , Junc 19S0- w! sptnd Mt 57th ueanirg anniversary at tneir nome , M,v j'fnev w.ere m,rrltd , 1S95 Mr Bramslcd was bora September 14. 1888. and Mrs. Bramslcd on February 3. 1873. I Both were born at Mt. Pleasant, j Utah. Thev had eight children, four of whom are living: Virgil isramsteu. Mrs. I nomas L. Carter 1 of Grass Valley, Mrs. E. A. Brown of Meiba. Idaho. Mrs J. C. Little of Camas. Washington. Thev have fourteen grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Guests Invited For Evening LANGELL VALLEY Mrs. Ted Albert was hostess at her home, Friday evening. April 25. Refresh ments were served to: Mrs. Bill Novotony. Mrs. Bud Brown. Mrs. John Sullivan. Mrs. Floyd Meeker. Mrs. Leland Harris. Mrs. Oeorce jFcrnlund. Mrs. Clyde Wooten, Mrs. ! Bud Harris. Mrs. Zane Heusten. 'Mrs. Art Monroe, end Mrs. Chris I Hood. Phone 1333 or 3339 BIRTHDAY PARTY for Ronald Robbins on his fourth birthday," was given by his mother at the home ol his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Robbins, 903 Victory Drive. la the picture, from the left, back row, Larry Hogur and Clydia Harrison. In front, Ginger Harrison, Donnic Orrell, Ronald and Kathern Robbins. Photo by Kettler By VIRGINIA TAYLOR Visitors of the Hugh Porters re cently were: Mrs. Becky Gentry of Hood River and Mrs. and Mrs. R. Plrtle of Kennewlck, Wash. They were accompanied by their son Harrison who u on leave from the service. I The annual Cancer Crusade i usually held In April has been postponed In this area until May. i Davey Ramsey will undergo a tonsilectomy operation this week. Little Bobby Galbrealh will have major surgery Thursday. Both will be taken care of in Klamath Falls. The April 15 meeting of the Oilchrist PTA Included the Installa tion of new officers for the coming school year. Mrs, V. E. Brader of Chemult, a past president of the Gilchrist RTA officiated at the Installation of Mrs. Jean Norland, president: K. McKenzie, vice presi. dent: Mrs. Mark Fogelqulst. sec retary, and John Anding, treas urer. The program lor the eve ning consisted of a puppet show by the Camp Fire Girls, led by Mrs. Oran Sample. Girls in the group assisting with the show and serving afterwards were, Beverly Sample, Donna Wllklson. Barbara Hosey. Sylvia Curtis, Patty Ben nett. Kay Rollson, Sue Craig and Carol Clark. Mrs. Houston also as sisted with the group. It was announced that the next meeting will by May 72. and that date will also be Achievement Day at the school. Mr. and Mrs. Blllie Bell of Dairy visited the Portors on Sunday. Mr. and Mra. C. C. Long re turned Easter Sunday from a short trip to the bay area. The proposed garbage site has been arranged and the holdup now is to set permission from the owners to cross the strip of land between the highway and the site. The county will take care of all the arrangements. The property has been secured through the help of the forest service. A record attendance was chalked up at the local Sunday School on Easter morning. Easter favors were presented to the children. The most novel favor were eggs fashioned by Mrs. Rav Darnell. They were dressed with, feathery, ana nowery chaster bonnets. The Chemult Gun Club will have its first shoot of the season Sun day, April 27. at noon. It will be at their Beaver Marsh trap grounds. IT'S FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 4 Chiloquin High Stages Comedy CHILOQUIN "Love Is Too Much Trouble." a three act com edy was given last Wednesday by the Junior and senior classes of the high school with Joseph Mer cer coaenmg. tnere was one last minute change in cast when Donna Hobbs, a sophomore, took over the part of Monica, a high school sen ior who visits the college campus. The entire cast attended a party after the performance at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Forest Freid, with Mrs. Freld.'s sister, Nina Buck, as hostess. The two classes and Donna will be entertained this Wednesday eve ning at a wiener roast at Collier park given by Mr. and Mrs. Mer cer. Surprise Party On Birthday Marian Newell was surprised at ! a deligntiui Duiiet luncheon, Apru 26. given by her mother, Mrs. Es ther Newell at her home on Lake view Highway. Many- arrange ments of yellow roses were the bright and distinctive decorations for the "surprise birthday party." Guests Included: Pearl O'Neill, Mr. and Mrs. Ona Bagley. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Al Stuart. Marilyn Hemmlnasen. Edith Plerucclnl. Barney Mitchell, Al Nanneman and Bob Riggs. g-j-j-j-j-j a To"oTTe""o fitiiS 6j i See Us roa 8cia!lr Correct of Eacrar4 U)stddinq 1m invfranvna mmm aMfvKiMBn I . Iram 1JS Par llaHjraa jo Ask For Your Copy Of WEDDING CUSTOMS" g ly EVefyii Murray M.i. Oldht!5s llUnXXiSL9.t.tSXVIJJSJUJULlE i I PAY DAY AGAIN ! ! For Thrifty people, just o reminder not to overlook an addition to the Savings Account. And to all of vou who have not opened your Savinas Account, do if before the 10th. Funds received en or before the 10th of the month, will cam from the 1st. Good earnings plus an insured account to SI 0,000 at your First Federal Savings and Loan Association. o40AN ASSOCIATION '540 MAIN STREET 1 PAGE SEVEN DREAMS Can Come True Moyk yen twva 4Mte4 f someday owning- Hammond Of gan. With th advent of the Hammond Spinet model, scares af local families have madt that dream cam trae. The Hammond Organ h easy to play. Many adults, even those with littla or no musical anparienca find that learning to play th Ham momf Organ is most rascinatiaf. Excclltnt Inttructran hi avail abl. Yoanastsrs lev it. Th peic dlivrd i $1320.00 ami th terms available, hv $50 down and $35 monthly put th $pint modal Hammond with in reach. W invit you to com LOUIS R. 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