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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1952)
SATUHDAY, MAY 10, I0.V2 IIKHALI) AND NKWS, KLAMATH KALLS, OUKGON PACK SEVEN - 1 1 ran ) American Legion Auxiliary Unit MAMN-t-WlniKM't ill I hp Ainnrl can Union Auxiliary Una Hi I'oii I'V Poster i)(iniiil word' announced hi the reuular iimnilnx - Mi.v ft, uy nippy j'i I'oatttr t-luili iiinn, Norma I'elracek. Jmmua aclccli-d tlio IiiIIuh'Iiik: 4Iii, Jin. Olh liruuen: June I unmet, lin urlio, bolj MuC'lilli'V, Juil irir.o, l.allliy Bliuillail, Jl'J prlH, Claw T, Till dill, Ulh til ados: l.nrry oiiuurim, Ini uo l(ii'lmil Mkku. Unit prlr.a. Norma Ollvu, 3rd mlxii, OUim a; loin, nth, Uih Guides; toddle Hlorue, 1st nriio, isoiinu t'euancK, chiilrmun rxprmitrH liar thanks lo Hie Judoes lor Ihalr aeloollona and to llio tcncliara and (Undents fur their In tricot In Ihla worthy pro led. Oil I HUtn Chairman, lliiscl Ka llnu, Introduced Barbara McCullcv to tin Unit members, B.ubura In to attMid Cllrl Bta'.t tlila year, lln rol alno iinvo a brlrf rnvlew nl the Klrla who havo ntleixlfd Orlls State slnre 147. Threo now members cr Initi aled Into the Unit. They were June McCullev, Vlrainla Ulnhm and Lorene Uauers. it wna aiiii'iiincrd (hut Child Wrl furt Chalrmin, Irene frfltiia, ncnl rliilhlliK to Portland General lloa lillnl. Alio mora clolhlnir wan ulv vn Mi needy neoulc ol the com niunlty. Valuation of vlnthlnu unit iUl lur the whole eur amounted lb 1334. I'anl Prcaldrnt t'nllcv uli:o aenl a box ol needy thliuia to Camp wnito iKupltal. I Poppy Day will be Saturday Muy 34. Popnles which are mndi' bv tile veterans 111 hospitals, will be Hold on that dnv by the incin ben:. F.UicI Hamilton reported that she vfflled floneburit Soldiers' Home. Election ol olllcem for the com mit year were held for the Malm unit, Anna Lah'KIa, president; lliet Folllhre. lu vice prendeiit: I'nl Ollonmn. 2nd vice president: Nettlo 1'lerr.e. secretary tresurer. An invitation la to be nent to Merrill Unit Invlllnii the members tp have Joint Installation with us. June J. Aho District President, tlaxel llnnrv, In Ui make her an nual vlnlt to the Unlta. LAKEVIEW NILE CLUB Sevcial ineinbefa of the Luke view Nile Club we re uiie.-,l at the reuular monthly meeting; of Ztilel 111 a Nile Club held May 7 at Jc r.cdv Hevtply - five members and KUest were preaent. and a May Day Ihn.ir waa curried out in the table nrransenirnta. Out-of-town KtieaiA Included l.anc Blnlnn president of the Lakcvlew club: Eltle Kind, l.akevlew vice prealdrni: Mae Mackav. l.akevlew keeretary, Orace Allen and Kath leen 'I'linrntnn. both of l.akevlew, artl Ndle fliker. Oli-ndsle. Ore. Melle Hiker won Hie door wire and Mr.i. 'Xaii Otborn the birth duv drawing. Chairman for the day va Mm. 8. R. HaUhitr. and Mm. Don Ken ,on waa entertainment chairman Khe Introduced William Del'ew of Knhn'a Flower Shop who spoke on Ihe hliloiv of the Inreal Industry and dcuonilraled flower arrnniic- inenta. Eul alona Chapter DAR Eulalona Chanter. Dauihtern of the American Revolution, held lia la.it medlns of the vear, an In formal dinner mcetlnR. In the Pelican Party flnom on Wednendny Mnv 7, wllh Mm Warren O. Nrnrult rhiinler recent, pre.ildlnit. Mr. Charlei J. Martin nerved an program chairman for the oc casion: Mrs. JIukIi Ete. aa host esa. Guests of the ch.ipler were Mr. and Mrs. J. Koval Shaw. Mra. Charles Alter. Mra. A. M. Aner. and Mrs. Paul Tanner. Mr. and Mra. J. Roval Bhaw rraclounly entertained the niem bera bv ahowlnu some of their remarkable and fascinating travel films, accompanied with a runnlOK commentary to explain them A short business meeting cul minating In the installation of the 1953-63 panel of officers, followed the showing of Ihe fllmi. Following Incoming offlcera were Installed wllh the traditional. Im pressive 15AR ritual by the regent, Mrs. Noggle: Regent, Miss Eva Burkhnlter; Vice Regent. Mrs. Harold B. Vanlloonrn: Secretary, Mrs. Aletha CI. Shannon: Treas urer. Mrs. H. A. rinersen; regis trar. Mrs. William Foster Chap-1 lain Mra. Guy Barton. The meeting waa adlourned by Ihe regent. Forty et Eight Salon 355 Meets Regular meeting of Salon 35ft Fight et Forty which was held at the Jamea Fowler home 1606 Portland Street. Twenty aeven k members were In altendence with Mrs. Amel Paul presiding. During ' Ihe evening three new members were Initiated Into Ihe Salon. They were Mrs. Katherlne Keep, Mra. I.lllliin Whllt and Mrs. Ireno Todorovlc. Plana for the State convention to be held here In July were also discussed at the meeting, and the following committee chairmen were named by Mra. Paul Otter beln. board of olflcera chairman. Reservations, Mrs. Amel Paul: program and badges, Mra. Henry Petrlc; publicity Mrs. FBiinle Thompson: convention hall and healing, Mrs. Julia Williams: hounlng, Mra. Julian Abbott: ex ecutive board meeting. Mrs. Fred Hctlbrnmicr; banquet, Mra. Lester Flnley, past presidents breakfast, Mrs. Carl Schubert; cocktail hour, Mrs. Coleman O'Loughlln; favors gifts and decorations, Mrs. Edna Riissel; fun, Mrs. James Fowler and Mrs, Ellr.abelh Petorstclner. The board of officers consists of Mrs. Paul Otterbcln, Mra. Carl 8uhubcrt and Mrs. Martha Mc C'ollum. At Ihe close of a very enjoyable meeting, rcfreshmenta were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Hal Ogle, Mrs. Edna Russcl, Mra. Cordelia Fraley and Mrs. Katherlne Keep. SAND-BLASTING For paint paelinq condition on commercial and resi dential itucco, brick or concrete buildings. See us before May 17. 1229 E. Main Ph. 3324 A&B 1 r.r 1, J, v; 3 v 1 "&M3cigS!! ... - f, , .-1 c ' 0,f-- afe $$ks fi Ml I -Mt "COLONIAL DAYS" was the Ihcmc of the Sojourners Tea and Style Show April 26 at the Willnrtl Hotel. Members modeled styles from that era to the present day, and the Town Shop modeled current fashions. Upper left (1 to r) at the tea table, Mrs. Winston Purvine, Mrs. Walter Hong, Mrs. H. C. Shoe key, Mrs. H. L, Robertson, Mrs. J. J. Thomas and Mrs Dick B. Miller Sr. Aloha Chapter 61 OES Meets Dessert was Kerved from a tiible beautifully arranged with a May pole as the centerpiece. May him kcta filled with iprlng dowers were at me nmiviuuni tables. During dessert, members ,nd gueuls were surprised with a very cnterlnlnlng Best Buys Purnilr. singea Dy committee members ol the White Shrine rummage salt, under the direction of Charlotte prize for Idtnllfylnir the largest Martin. Florence Cusler modeling number ol African animals and the latest In Aloha Jackets. I birds pictured about the rooms. Greetings wcro extended to guests i n wns clodded that the club and members attending for the , -0uld help out win the Rcbeknh first lime. iBazniir Mny 24. 418 Main. chA SEE:,, TK TooallMS 'cw"" nbVr,Utorr,ne AJS Kranenburg, Maude Mellon and Gladys Tcnnant. Best wishes were extended lo Bess Chorny, a recent bride. Clarence and Kathleen Ward showed a film In color taken dur ing a recent trip in the Hawaiian Manila. Special award was given lo Besa num. rnzo in linage was award-: ed to Meta Gilbert, canasta to Mauoe Melton. Committee members for the day were: Clara Sherman. I.ouella Chll- cnte, Lcthn Murphy and Edna Mur- py. Aloha Club Past Matrons Past Matrons Club Aloha Chanter met April 28 for a one o'clock des sert luncheon. Tables were color ful wllh arrangements of spring iinwers. Committee members were: Mrs. Dorothea Wortlcy, Mrs Oliver Snl- kcr and Mrs. A. Epperson. Mrs. Phlllo Cole received Ihe door prize and Mrs. O. Peyton prise for cannstn. Mrs. W. Uerllngs and Mrs. O. R. Holloway nro the shut-in culling committee for May. Next meeting will be May 23. PAINT STORE - -- av 'j, 1 Bi if -.". um m PAST NOBLE GRAND CLUB A socinl mternoon was pleasant ly sp;;it following n potluck lunch run, when Past Noble Gri nd Club I members met May C. at the home ol Florence Custer. 2U Hillside Avrnur. Afler the short business session A Trip to Africa" game was iplnved Ellinbeth Rumsbv won Uic Shower Given For Bride-Elect ' Barbara Dickson, daughter ol iMr ,u Mrs. a. R. Dickson of llrnley who will become Ihe June bride of Earl Mack Jr., U Nnvv was honored May 3 with a pre-nupltal shower at the home of ! Marjoi le A. King on Ihe Mer-1 rill highway. ' Arrangements of pink snapdra gons and carnntlons wllh pink Ib pern carried out a color motif of pink mid while. Olfts were piled on a lace cov ered table centered with a bride and groom. f'reseut were the gucsl of honor, Barbara Dickson, her mother Mrs. A. R. Dickson, Carolyn Dickson, Nina Orlfflth, Henley, Wilma Blackmail, Merrill, Mary Louise Enman, Jean Rac Oldenburg, Bev erly Jones and Donna Tillman, The bride-elect Is majoring In education at Southern Oregon College. rati! to the -ne-ma Coffee SHOP ity Food At Reasonable Prices Plus I Qua I "Old Fashioned' .'Hospitality T),f r? ilk i 'Lir vi f j N ; -i DELORES ROBATCEK daughter o( Mr. and Mrs. John Robatcck, 1519 Ore gon Avenue, will be grad uated from Good Samar tan Hospital in Portland, May 23. She was active in KUI1S activities from which she was graduated prior to entering nurses training. 0 MIRRORS for ny room tn (ho hnmrl y i:, Mxiti Hs!l ' Fit e J Upper right (1 to r) Mrs. Charles Dakin, Mrs. C. E. Chase, Mrs. George Roberts and Mrs. E. J. Cleary. Lower left (1 to r) Mrs. Walter Hoag, Mrs. G. E. Lowe, Mrs. J. G. Miller and her daughter, Lea, center. Lower right (1 to r) Mrs. George Dugan, Mrs. J.'R. Rhodes, Mrs. Archie James and Mrs. C. C. Leithoff, Further details eleswhere in this . section. Photos by Kettler Venture Club Venture Club regular monthly i dinner meeting was May 6, 6:30 p. m., al the Willard Hotel. Plans for the annual Silver Tea scheduled lor May 24, at Jencd's are Hearing completion. Proceeds iiiviu u-h aic to ue apciiv un I Uie many Venture Club projects. Mary Bothwell is chairman of the I tea planning committee and the ! newly elected officers are: Edith :Pleruccini. president; Ann Liskog, vice presinem; ijcna I'arsons, sec retary; and Mary Vandenberg, treasurer. I- AXl Potted Plant. ! RjB Rose, I i A. Carnations i 4rKr Planter and !g Novelties i Corsaqcs ' ' a o I 119 SUBURBAN l 1 1 OPEN I : i I I J P'1 Pfices To Please Everyone d Friday WE DELIVER fj( Saturday o I i Sunday 'Til . ' a I o f 3pm Al C,0,e A' Your Phone I fey 1 " 8188 1 GUULiSJiSiSJ 0 8 O.O.v.U.11 tti.i UXCXUJUULIUULIULxJUULIUyjU I Elayne Whitehall, former mem ber of the club was present at the mm" meeting. WURLIT7.ER A magnificent piano. Many lovtly ttylt and finishes to c boost from. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 No. 7th 11 .ir""i x3 x q MILLY RAAAS6Y ' A Perfume Compounded and CopyrigMad by Coty, Ine, Mil n last LEE HENDRICKS Your Neighborhood Druggist 2212 So. 6th Sojourners Tea ' And Style Show? Sojourners war raprewnted with 11 members opening the style show modeling styles dating from 11)0. 'Mra. O. E. Chase modeled the 1190 dress belonging to Mn. Ten nent: . Mra. George Roberts, black lace scarf and muff; 'Pari crea tions over 100 years ' old, owned by Mrs. A. R. ' James;' the shawl and skirt she wore Mere lent by Mrs. Bert Thomas, ; , . Dress worn by Mrs. E. J. Cleary was circa 1851, also lent by Mrs. Thomas. Mra. Tiiqmas also owns the 1160 taffeta party dresa worn by Mrs. Charles Dakin. Mrs. Avis McConnell owns the dress and bonnet made In 1&T0, worn by Mrs. O. E. Lowe. Mother and. ' daughter models, Mrs, J. O. Miller and Lea, wore 1906 models, also owned by Mra. Bert Thoryas. An auto duster, hat and scarf from Mra. Thomas, and ahoes lnt by Mrs. H. E. Moreau, EvereU, Washington, depicted the femtulne motoring apparel, 1910. Mrs.' Oeorge Dugan modeled en evening dress and bat, 191S, lent by Mrs.- Lorenz. . . . i ' Sojourners Annual Spring Tea et the Willard Hotel, April 26, waa at tended by over 100 members and guests. Mrs., H. 1 L. Robertson waa gen eral chairman and ahe and her committee members carried out a "Colonial Days" theme In decora tions and costumes. ' Mrs. H. C. Shockey, decorations chairman, used huge multi-colored nose-gays- and streamers for the background In the room. Tallies were cleverly decorated with hand painted silhouettes. . Twenty-three tables of cards were In play-with a prize for each table, hjgn and low alternating. - Door prize, was won by Mrs. L. Y. Coatel. . The Town Shop arranged a love ly arched flower bedecked trel1 ' through which the atyle show rr--els appeared. Commentary by Mu. Keith Moon described the wearing apparel on each model as they pro ceeded, down the ramp. - . Background music was played by 'Mrs. Orinan Olldon during the style show. Bringing the styles nearer' to date, a 1920 chiffon formal belong ing to Mrs. Thomas, was modeled by Mrs. C. E. Leithoff. Another 1020 style was represented by a black velvet evening dress and hat belonging to Mrs. T. E. .Walters, and wom by Mrs. J. R. Rhodes, Mrs A. R. Modeled a 1936 Paris model of her own. ' To, climax the "old fashioned' parade. Beth Chase modeled - an early 1900 model bathing suit fol lowed by Dorothy Lowell in s Bi kini suit. . ,. Town Shop models included: Doris Cilk, Barbara Johnson, Don na Phillips, Charlotte Adolph, Hel len Perry, Georgia Lane, Susan Miller, Sue Thompson, Linda Fyock, Nancy Drew, Sherriann Adolph, Nancy Warren, Lynn Forceer, Erma Scoggins, Floreen Wamstad and Sharon Taylor. During the tea hour Mrs. Dick B. Miller Sr.. past president, and Mrs. Winston Purvine, president, poured. 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