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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
SATURDAY, MAY 8. 10M
SPARKLING
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CHERYL LEN Nine
months old Easter Doll, is
the daughter of Mr. and
. Mrs. William L. Jones, Tule
lake. Her daddy is with the
;U.S. Navy, stationed in
Hawaii. Her grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. F. M.
; White, Tulelake, Mrs. Hazel
; Jones, Trinidad, California,
. and Mr. Lester Jones, Ala-
ska. Photo by Guderian
LAURA LEE HALSTEAD,
six months old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hal
stead, Tulelake. She has a
brother, Hal. 31.4 years old.
The Halstead's are Tulelake
homesteaders. Grandpar
ents are Mrs. Lilly Hal
stead, Monroe, Ore., and
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Camer
on, Creswell.
Evergreen Photo
, iewS
ttr?rri WITH PRIDE - this page introduces onP
other group of handsome young citizetjij
to Klamath Falls. ;
BROTHER AND SISTER Steve D. Denton, one and one
half, and Cathy Aileen, four, children of Mr. and Mrs. Del
bert U Denton, Fort Klamath. Grandmother, Mrs. Myrtle
Denton lives in Fort Klamath, and maternal grandparents
are Mr. "and Mrs. Nick Wittie, 108 Spring
Photos by Fercbee
REFLECTIONS
FROM
CARMEL FINNIGAN to Eu
gene last weekend object Sigma
Chi "Skid-Road" house dance.
' WEEKEND GUESTS at the
Wilbur A. Jones home were Carl
Newbury Walnut. Creek and Wil
bur W. Jones Pittsburg both
towns In the golden state and
Goth sons of the Jones and this
is the first time they've visited
here together sans wives went
home via Medford to see friends
and relatives.
ROD UVESLEY'S WIFE Faye
-my (unpaid) Salem reporter de
voted a major part of an 1-d phone
call the other night telling me of
a- tea she had attended in Port
land Non-teargoer" that she is
her . enthusiasm lor the one
. slven for bride-elect Caryl Delzell
was immediately credible to me
because Caryl is the dtr oi Tom
and Sally D well remembered KF
residents who lived here when
Faye did Mrs. Frank Bosch and
Mrs. John J. Elliott entertained
for. about 150 guests at the Bosch
home on Canterbury Lane re
vealing the forthcoming marriage
of Caryl to Harry Mangan. new
Portlander from Minneapolis
Happily renewing old friendships
were Clara DeVaul (Mrs.
Berkeley) Letty Harding
Jrma McColloch (Mrs. Claude)
Peg Holmes (Mrs. Frank "Ducky")
Betty Glover Mrs. W. A. Del
zell (Tom's mother) Mrs. Roland
Geary and Mrs. Everett Geary
all ex-Klamathites or well known
visitors here the latter two are
sisters-in-law of Ed Geary
IT WOULDN'T HAVE been com
plete without Irma McColloch so
she was contacted in Arizona where
she has been with husband Fed
eral Judge Claude McColloch (on
assignment in Tuscon) Asked to
in front of the house and contin
ued his cozy chit-chat When
THAT happens at a daughter's tea
I'm convinced it's stUl a MAN'S
world!!
TOOK A TOUR the 26th and
saw part of the retriever field
trials no trial to watch Just plain
fascinatin' and since the Yacht
Club Fishing Derby (Hal Ha!)
was on the way home (at the other
end of the county) dropped by
was happy to see Ruth and Howard
Stroud out there for Sunday din
nerAlso Mrs. Al McDonald
having dinner with Margaret Ward
and son Clarence and his wife
tiauueen.
NEWLYWEDS Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel James Manning (Clarissa
Mason) back from honeymoon
the lucky kids drove a shiney new
car surprise gift from Clarissas
grandparents the Burge W. Ma
sons Sr.
SADDLE CLUB- Sivriay morn
ing will find a crcv. of enthusi
astic hoss-back riders out in the
wide open spaces for a breakfast
ride meeting later at the J. E.
Williams place on Airway Avenue
for chow.
W" " iii'njuwiiiiiiiw wja 31
KATHY McALPIN year
old daughter) ot Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. McAlpm, Beaver
ton, Oregon, is the grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ira (Ike) Davis, Worden.
Olds and King Photo
VIRGIL Vivacious son of
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bell,
2625 Radcliffo Street, is
two. His grandparents aro
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Tilton,
700 N. 11th Street, and Mr.
and Mrs. B. A. Bell, Talent,
Ore., former Klamath Falls
residents.
Photo by Gucrdian.
MR. AND MRS. ANDREW ANDERSON, 2338 Eberlein
Avenue, are proud parents of Andrew George Anderson,
314, and younger brother, Keith Alan, six months. Grand
mother, Mrs. Christine Harman, lives in Centerville, Calif.
Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Ander
ton, Arlington, N.J.
Malin Garden
Club Meets
MALIN At a meeting held at
the home of Mrs. Jerry Rajnus
Wednesday afternoon. April 23, the
desire oi many ladies of the Ma.
lin Community was fulfilled, with
the organizing of the Malin Gar
den Club.
Coming from Klamath Falls to
Hi
, Photos by Guderian
'vicKI KATHLEEN COOK
celebrated her third birth
day at the home of her
maternal grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. F. Altman,
1602 Oregon Avenue, dur
ing a recent three weeks
visit with them. Her pater
nal grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Marble Cook, and her
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Cook, all of Beaver-ton.
Pythian Sisters
Winema Temple 70
A pinochle parly was held at
the home of Mrs. Louise Scott,
April 18. Proceeds will be- used 10
pay expenses of the delegates lo
the District Convention al Grants
Pass. April M.
Twenty four guests attended.
High "-score prise went to Mrs.
Anna Solle; second Mrs. Nellie
Jacobson. traveling pinochle prize.
Mrs. Marie Kllgore and Mrs. Nel
lie Jacobson, and the door prize to
Mrs. Mae Anderson.
Refreshments were later served
to Nina Beck. Mae Anderson, El
fie Redkey. Agnes Jurgenson, Nel
lie Jacobson. Bob Canoy. Char
lotte Canoy. Dacle Hoover. Pat Mc
Manus. Dorothy Porter, Zella Blan
kenship. Mary Martin, Delia Hen
ninger. Stella Dryden. Marie Kil-
gore. Fannie Goddard, Mary Ro
bin. Geo J. Kunzman, Anna Solle,
Dora thy Post. Ruth Kunzman, Lou
ise Scott. Laura Taylor and Ber
tha Griggs.
Stevie Stiles
9th Birthday j
Nine years old. May 1. Stevie
Stiles celebrated his birthday AprU
24. when he Invited 30 young guests i
to go on a hike and weiner roast.
After the long hike, with Stevles
father. Elbert Stiles and Lee 8ton-1
er riding herd, they returned to the ,
Stiles residence. 525 Mesa for birth-1
aay case ana ice cream, served
oy iurs. Bines.
pour on May 3rd-scheduled date ' organize the new club was Sub-
of tea she accepted and made
plans ' for that date conflicting
guest lists with another previously
arranged event on the Portland
social calendar necessitated mov
ing the tea date back to April 26th
frantic phone calls hastily
changed plans and TWO hours
oeiore Mrs. Ale was to grace the
tea table she arrived in town
but she made it!
INCIDENTALLY Tom appeared
en the scene for the sole purpose
of taking a few pre-tea pix of
Caryl got there late some guests
bad arrived so he chit-chatted a
good half - hour then graciously
said "goodby" MUCH later Sally
was told "your husband is out in
front stealing the show! It seems
Tom had his own receiving line I
District Deputy of the Oregan Fed
erated Garden Clubs, Mrs. Will
Wood.
With the help of Mrs. Wood, of
ficers to serve the club were elect
ed as follows; President, Mrs. Jer
ry Rajnus, vice president. Mrs.
Phil Blohm, and Treasurer, Mrs.
Merle Loosley.
New officers will form a plan
ning committee who will meet be
fore the next meeting to' draw up
the summer's program. Tentative
plans now Include the engaging of
guest speakers and Instructors for
some of the meeting's.
The next meeting will be held at
the; home of Mrs. Loyal Loveness.
May 28, 'at which time it Is hoped
that all ladies Interested in Join
ing the club will attend.
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