SATURDAY, MAY 17, 10S2
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
ENGAGEMENTS
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imK. AND MKb. M. M. UttbNLHAIN. lily, alilMHIiicf me
I'lipijeiiiHit of their atlractivc (laiithtcr. Ilcli-n Jack'on,
lo William K. Kryt-, mih of Mis. Kred Miller, Portland.
Ti'c IjL'trollinl was rrvcaliul on the University of Ore
oii lampu.s where both youn people nr stiident.i with
the traditional pasMiii; of chocolates to hallmatcs of Miss
Jackson who is a counselor at Carson Hall.
An early Kail weddinjj is planned before the .young
couple return to the University lo complete their senior
year. Frye Is a member of I'lu Kappa Fsi fraternity.
REFLECTIONS
FROM
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I.UkfV'ii lc In rrnlly tiir JOY
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wit fell OK-c)irriJt lor onp lin
IKirtant lArtoriiho wmiird Jfiv to
nil l lirr wtildlnit bul Juv Iivp.i
In Chicmio ttnd one hUu'.r to
MiuFrAl uch Ji lulu: trii cvrti to
lilflonit (rtrnd-'Ilml u-a Um
ituntlnii unill It u iicfirmi'V lor
Joy to coiup lo m Altos -hu-o
ultr'll hTP rlllf ' II Mill!
i.cl o-oh. lilt: K.MIi.l-:'!
ART ANIJ JKAN THIKIIWAS
Mr.K i.lrnn WlrwndKIUirr dlt ol
the Wnlt W' uonr lo lliukf thr.i
new homo In Kiu-rmnrnio --'I1h-v
nd thrir rhlldn-n-.Siott 3', und
(ruin J-will be m home- Mia
lirrnnmlo Hoiid- Art lo nr im:.t
11 mnunucr ol ' Krniictli l.ninbic u
In finch alllcr.
Youn I'hll K iwrvrd It mid to
linn dnv - 1 dun I know wli.il Uiut
liurincf bitiujnrt included-
TU THE OKNE PAVELI3
iWiiiilitd Litniini dnutthirr
8 lu 'J' ,ot bom At KUniuili Viil
lr iiliiiosl it Molhrr's dv mil
iMrlvlnu llir dnv brforr on the 10th
1 1 Mn- SlMrr Aliirr. 18 lllor,. wns
rumrd Inr lirr ut undmotlirr Alice
c.Mrn Wlllrrd Ki Lnmm-Mixloe
I n!nt- who -ms JiMllv proud lit the
clouds when I rww hrr Mondtiy -I'l.u-niM
KrnndnnrrnK lire the
K. O. dvelli Lnkrvirw
TKA KOK MRS. (ill.KS. I..
Htt;NCII uivrn by Coml Subo
nnd llur Foole wun h drltiiiit.
fullv minium! muniirr In which In
in el llir chui mliM! vi.Mlor Helen
liiinrr nnd Nell llnidenbroiik l
v . vi fienie nn "old home week"
uiiiibMilirre when llirv breeur in
Not knowinu Uinl either ol thcui
JUNE FIRST IS THE DATE SET for the marriage of Jan
Barkdull lo Lennie Alexander. The six p.m. service will be
read in St. Paul's Kpiscopr.1 Church by Rev. Galen Onotad.
The affianced are both from local families. Jan is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Barkdoll, 3206 Bisbee,
and Lennie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Alexander,
4415 Peck Drive.
Photo by Guderian
CAROLYN ANN STOLE R whose parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. B. Stoler, 636 Roseway Drive, announce her engage
ment to Kenneth Edward Karnes, U. S. Navy, son of Mr.
and Mis. Vinton Karnes, Lakeshore Drive. Marriage date
set for May 24 in the Calvary Baptist Church, Rev. E.
Hambrick, officiating. Karnes is home on leave, and is to
report May 31, San Diego.
Photo by Guderian
JOAN MARIE FITZWATER daughter of A. L. Fitzwatcr.
Richmond, and the late Mrs. Fitawater, recently revealed
her betrothal to Charles K. Rackleff, USN, son of Mrs.
Elese Rackleff, 2434 Reclamation. The bride-elect and her
sister Barbara Jean are at present living with their aunt,
Mrs. Henry Cole,' Santa Venetia., Joan and "Chuck" met
when they lived here, where both were graduated from
high school; Joan from KUHS and her fiance from Sacred
Heart An identical twin brother Edward C. Rackleff, is
also in the navy on duty in Japan.
Photo by Independence Journal, San Rafael
. ' CHemult J
Julian Abbotts
Tour Many States !
The Jullnn AbooU linve re.
turned lo their home. 2M3 llprla
malion, from a tinller and airplane
trip trailer lor lelure nnd plane
(or upeed. Throutli Culllornia to
lan Annelea. stopping In Liver
more to viMl brother and wile,
llir h'ldney Abboiu. then to Lou
Awtelr-i. cnntinuitiK t.outh to Kan
Antonio, where thry led trailer,
madp plane ronnce.iom lor Mexi
co City and a week' KUKIed lour.
Relumed to plek up Irniler.
continued lo Prunlce, Iounlnna.
then to Greenville. Amlvippl.
where they viMird f-on Deun, a
eadel in the l.'SAP one week
there, belore ko'hr to P.iilnbr'dir.
Groritla. lor briel visit with neph
ew Karl W"-ecarei. aho a cadet
III Ihe U8AF.
From there Into Florida lor ft
week, then buck into New Orleutu.
where Ihcy were Joined by Eail
and Dean lor a lew duya more ol
vlalllliR. Relumed bv way ol New
Mexico and Arizona, then north
through the Painted Desert. Pet
rilied Forest. Grand Canyon, Ml
Ziou and Hrycc national parks.
Home via Sail Li kc and Idaho
MloppliiK in Baker lo f.ee daughter
Klnlne Abboll 1: o Jordon Valley
to Miend Rome tune with Mrs
Abboll'a brolller and lamilie.-.
Ten weeks ol trailer travel. wi'Ji
many Inu re .lint; Mde trip ;.
I'RKI) HOUSTON bv ihon-rhoo
Virginia and her laniily-i Viikii'.- wire in town - w surtre.eu - .
I, and John M ouen have moved Geo. se and Helen and Bvron diim date et
tl'ere niter ear', nnenl In 1 nlln- 1 illaiovi and Nell have kept in OF LOCAL INTEREST U that
American roumncM to thai a dim- l oniiiel with KF Irlends , the announcement ur.rlv was at
hv vrui mum Fred's Into III 11,111 mu i''c ninci :n aiwuou inc j rca isoiimtihhi uiiuuiiit- uum
li,,dv,- i WHEN
I ivals
HUTU KING lMi. A. J.i It i r.Mik V Hrxtmi's FIRST grand
lv.av bu-.y-but while lalkliuj to 'riauvlilrr arrived Anill 20ih
her on Ihe phone the other evening ! ;,,hl-cn Ann s her name and the
alter he hud pul her daughier. ,,,, , mlla are Patricia
Marlorle lo bed alter a Iniuullcc-R,,tl ,d m-. ell lllehmond ol
lomy. and ahe aald he had pusl C()urr Pntrina is sister ol Mary
tut baby turkeva to bed-was Louise who.se wedding Is III to-
l-lavlng mirsrmald lo her granu- rj,', paper
WRITING OF
am reminded
new
that
child nnd I IhoughC-ll and when
rhe got the tyke to bed thai ahe d
bo READY KOIl BED! 1 1
BPW CONVENTION over bill
the memory llngera on I keep
thinking about a nice geslurc made
hv two girls who come from
countrlea lar wav with customs
-Ihe antithesis ol ours mid vet
-Ma Khln Thl from Rangoon.
Burma Instructor In IJomci.tu
nclence at Uie U ol Rangoon -
now here at OSC on a UPW
M-holarnhlp lor Itirther aludv In
her field for one vear and
Chlvono Malaushlina also here on
BPW acholarrhip High School
home eo teacher has been here
almost two years at OHC will re
turn homo alter grailur.llon -Well
ennlewav Ihcy were guesls ol
JitiHv and Phil Schroeder while
Wore and the gals were greatly
' fmpt-edsed With American kitchens
Ihe heavens ol the Itotmeholds to
them AND It WAS Mother s Dav
ro Ihey Insisted that Pollv ulnv
lady and Ma Khln cooked a
Burmese dinner and Chlvono and
I i.e.' sine it here' home In Eugene
ar- iMrs. K was LaVenc McColluni
theldli ol the Gcoige McColluins
mi lormcr rr. itirnls of KF are
ttittlllg acqllii luted through that
same Dun with the DnrLs while
writing this lusi was Inlormed that
the gal who actually was hostess
-Jean Hnll-the O. W. Halls ion
U. Hthi dnimhtcr Is a crnnd
ciaughlcr ol the Fred Kon.schotls.
I
Tim ONK DAY Ihal I'd re
' member .smugly to put money m
the parking meter-1 was reminded
tha' I was wasim' It yeMcrday
EECTION DAY ! !
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IS THE SIGN OF FOOD
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MR. AND MRS. E. R. (Putt) ROBERTS, 2001 Reclamation,
announce the engagements of their daughters, Barbara
Lee. left, and Betty Lou to Boyde Dwight and Winifred
Neal Oliver, respectively, sons of Mr. and Mrs. S. B.
Oliver, Malin. The wedding date has been set for May 30.
Photo by Ferebee
KENO
By MRS. JOE DE GRANDE
Mrs. Leonard Ramsey and Mrs.
Roy P:well were honored guests
at a bjUiday party given recently
by Mrs. Raymond Hinshaw. Guests
present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Pecora.'O. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pow
ell. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ramsey
and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hinshaw.
A beautiful Mother's Day pro
gram was held Sunday a', the Keno
Gospel center. Most of the Keno
ichlldrtn took part in the program.
Corsages were presented to Mrs.
Frank Brown. Mrs. Charles Atte
bcrry and Mrs. Frank Stoberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Lane Smith and
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Howard drove
to Medford where they visited the
Pioneer Square Dance Club. Alen
iHoward was caller for the evening.
Mr. end Mrs. J. B. Crawford and
sons from the Dalles visited with
friends and relatives in Klamath
Falls and spent an afternoon vis
iting in Keno with Mr. and Mrs.
Lane Smith and cruldren.
Mn. Nola Proctor of Ashland.
Lucille Procter and Mrs. Tom Proc
tor, both from Salem, were guess
By VIRGINIA TAYLOR
Among the happy families with
servicemen home on leave lasi
week were the Rodmans, son. Bill
Hodge home on leave from Ger
many. He has been away lor three
vears. The Thompsons, with son.
William Polstcr. home on leave
from Korea. He has been m the
Medics. The Braders. son David
leave from boot camp and to
report to Moffctt Field upon re
turning to base.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Damon mo
tored lo Hornbrook. Calif., over
Mother's Day to spend the day
with Mrs. Damon's mother. Mrs.
Ida Chapman. Mrs. Damons broth
er of Calistoga. Calif., also was
there to celebrate Mrs. Chapman's
7Cth birthday and, also Mr. Da
mon's birthday which was May
8th.
Several little friends of snaron
and Pat O'brian were served ith
cake and sundaes on their 11th
ibirthday. May 12. Those attending
were: Larrv and Normie Masten,
Dennv Jesstin. John Evion. Claude
Ramsey. Billv and Ernie Taylor.
Klamath Countv Engineer Bill
Canton was in Chemult Tuesday
on business, concerning the secur-
ir.e of a right of way lor the new
city dump south of towm. It was
found that the property m quesuuii
was owned by a Mr. Rice.
Birdhouses of all descriptions
and sizes have been appearing in
strategic spots all over town. They
were made bv the fifth and sixth
rades and were on sate at. me
at uii-
Klamath Falls
Garden Club
Klamath Falls Garden Club met
Monday afternoon for installation of
new officers. Mrs. Earl Redman,
past president, was Installing offi
cer. Mrs. Will Wood presented each of
her officers with a gift of a small
butterfly made ol feathers.
Mrs. Fred Karlson. incoming'
president, in behalf of the club.
presented Mrs. Wood with a gift.
Mrs. G. A. Krause gave a very
Interesting description of arrange
ments she saw in a flower snow In
California.
Material for next year's program
was discussed by members and m
program was outlined.
Newty elected officers are: Mrs.
Fred Karlson, president; Mrs. M.
Marvin, vice president:' Mrs. Will
Wood. 2nd vice president: Mrs. Nor
man Saunders, secretary: and Mrs.
E. B. Epperson, treasurer. .
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over Mother's Day at the home of I Garden Club convention
Mr. and Mrs. Lare Smltn. Mrs. chrj5t Saturday.
Proctor Is Mrs. Smith's mother, chemult women members of the
The day was spent picnicking Gilchrist Garden Club attending the
on Spencer Creek. iafiair were: Mis. V. I. Brader.
Mr and Mrs. Amine Smith are; Mrs. Grant Damon. Mrs. C. C.
spending a vacation at Gold Beach Long. Mrs. Ray Darnell. Mrs. Can
where they are getting in some sal- Jessup Sr., Mrs. C. Galbreath, and
mon lishlng. 'Mrs. William Taylor
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