SATURDAY, MAY 31, 10M
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
"Blossom Time"
Thermo of Party
"MIomihu Tiiiio'' wn:i Hie theme
ol n InnnM ilnnni given Fnd.iy
r.rihiii' f. r.v H III llle Ylli'lll Club
lit' Iti i J :t C.imiI:, Verniu'cne 'lnnel,
.Imilo 1 ,1.1 kill mid Alleo Mi KeiKhiD
In ii minii ol clulily ul'dlilll Iti'udu
miiiIpiiU. II io room wua allriiollvo"
ly dciumtid wall apple blossoms,
Iu1Iim, llowtirliiK imiieli ii lid cur
r.uit bloom, l'miili mid decorated
inkes were nerved.
Invited huchih wore Bullle Burke,
Cuml Uelnii, Hlilrlliiiin Adulpli,
Hlieilla Howard, Nancy C I a r k,
Onetn Chillies, Alice Jean Ulni-i-lutk.
Hue Derby, Cullfii I'Nier,
r.cvtilv Clnrliilnu, Cmol Klout,
lliinniilrc OImiii, Doinllien Clear',
Moiinlc Kuril?, Marulo llurkom,
Kurhi I.l'llhruil, Judy I'lr.-cl, (lull
Nrrmlh, U h ii r n n Tnvlor, Zeld
Hcntibra. Miullyn mid Carolyn
Niinciirmw, Holly Hliuw, Carol
l.iii'Boi). .Iiinlco Whytnl, Anno C'n I
iler. Ciirnl 'rhomnn, Mnicla lliiwlo'
Mm bin n 'I hiiinpMiii, Klria Kuiiym)
mid ClurH hliuw.
'till Collins, Stanley Uioo,
(i.irv 'I'll 1 1 1 . II ii ii r Hilerl. Clary
HmilK, Lurry Bean. Kent Cuopuf
Holier llcniicll. Or.ill Moore,
Clmrlrn Mori If . . a n e ClawMin,
.Iiiiiiiiv RmiiiuiiM, Modenlo .limine.
Jim llmislon, Duvld Mlrlirln, Rob
ril lolniimi. Piuil Adiuns. Don
Tiiuilier Orruld Arant. Jliniiile
Wliiklrniuii, Tim Olliirn, Ed Prlie
Charles l.cwln, Onrirl Wtae, null
mil SiiiIUi. Uiiviri Bom. Richard
1'eiK. Oi In I'rrkliiK. I Ren.e.
Krnny Oliom, Jliniiile Blanlon,
Jiiincr. llulliind. John Buker,
Chnrles Muxwell. Dunne Loim. Ro
L Mull. Jiiinrn McNiibli. Itcmnle Mor
I i in. Hubert Mnnnioiiiery, David
Miiiiliiuinrry, Uuvul Pcpple a n d
David fteedrr
Cluipernnes Included: Mr. and
Mm Hurl Word, Mm. mid Mm.
Tiny Mullein, Ml. mid Mm. Jmncs
Kioil mid Mr. mid Mm. Walter
Nil Ml.
Quota Club
Children if Quotii Club ntrmbe.-n
provided musical entertainment nt
thr Mny dliuipr meeting on Mon
iluy evening M the Pelli-mi Party
Hoom. mid mi interesting color
liliu on Boulh America, provided
through the couriers ol Miiry Mc
lntyre l tho Truvel Bureau.
sbown by O. E. VimWIiikle.
Those who entertained wore
Unda llmivllle who participated In
Iho International piano lournamcid
at Burred Henri academy: Fred
ulson who played the
lion in ihe Adler award
.crompmiled by his
Laurie Olson; Joanne Derby, pi
ano number: Mlrhael Orirnea Wo
trombone selections, ano
ni.i nlnnn Tliev were
Inlro-
flured' by Joy Rolph.
program
chairman. rinrf.rd
Oilier uel wero Lea OodarO.
Carol Ann Colvln and Handra N
back The birthday
by Virginia Calhoun and Michael
l"p""denl Ad. Bproat noJ
Dial the June board meeting Mll
bi held Wedned.y evening. J 'un.
4, at the Calhoun home on Rl
Mile. Piano Recital
weV, Mark and Paul Dearborn nd
J,UiKret Anno Colwcll.
UeirCLhrnrnla wrr erve4 W
lu Mi and Mm. Uoh , ColweU. Jo n
and Unn Colwell. Oeorgla raul
Mi7th Mr. and Mm I'.ul Mon
' roe Kulh KlcM-her, Mr. and Mr.
Mike Drnruoni. Piuil, Mark i-nd
Teddy Dearborn, Margaret Anne
( olwcll and Mr. and Mr. Kermil
Keyor Marllee, Mary Anna and
Joan Kcyiior.
Stork Shower
WE8T8IDE - Mrs Leonard
liariiiei was iiuent ol honor at a
lovely pink and blue shower given
attno ww oiue uimio -
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Ilcstevies (or the
r ' i ,, j ViV. ir.
Mm
uuui ini.u. ......
Mulkev.
Others Drenent were: Mildred
..rrn Mildred Rlcharson. Dole
i li s Mnrearet Crowl, Buelah
Crawlord, Mnrlc Cochran, Maroara
Peterson, Evelvn Frldav, Imogene
llnlnmn. LCttie A.incrait. naioi
stover. Alma Moullnn. l.llllnn Sun'
del. Sadie Alberlson. Flora 'Mor
ris. Lola Chandler, Scotly Nelson;
lmm Klnmntlt County were Mrs.
Brellhatiiit and Prlscllla Tubsch.
nnd Hie honored Ruest Mrs. Lor
i tine Murines ol Wcht side. Games
were playol and prlr.es awarded to
Mrs. Mory Rrelthaupt, Mane vorn
ran, Huiel Stovor. and Prlscllla Tu
bnch.
Alter the ononlng nnd display
inn ol the lovely Rids, the hostesses
served delicious reircsnments.
IJniiiile to nltcnd but sendlnR
Rilu were: Beth Hnsklns. Myrna
Non'ihnm, Corn! Hill. Mary Etta
Newman, Ellsubeth Slmlls. Vlrgln
In Martin. Florence Roberts. Ei
leen O'Ncll, Roberta numcron.
Rnzelln Newman. Violet Koehn of
Kininnlh Falls. 8hlrley 81pp. Joan
S;ewnrt, Josephine Wnrner. Jnunl
. In Nelson and Winnie Gelrsdorl.
; V Poe Valley :v?
By HCLICN LAURENCE
Mr. and Mrs. George Relllng and
family are spending the weekend
In Grants Pass with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Relllng.
Poe Valley Home Eo Club met
Mny 20 at Iho home o( Mrs.
Charles Johnson. Eight members
answered roll call by donating a
toy for the Klamath Falls lounge.
Next meeting will be at the Ruth
Johnson home on June 3.
Mr. and Mrs, L. F. Rodgers,
Jr., and son Rickey, attended a
entile sale In Medford Inst week.
Miss Mary Wells spoilt Thursday
night with Lois Fundenbergor.
Mary Is currontly suffering from
it Binnnnon too siiuerod wucn
gns can fell on her foot.
Mis. William Tnbnch, Mrs. Mary
nrolllinunt nnd Mrs. Piuil Broil
hntiDt attended a Invette shower
for Mrs. Lnrralno Hnincs Tuesdny
a i weal time,
Mrs. Miuy Brnlthnupt stayed
over and enmo bnck Tlnusdsy with
her daughter, Mrs, Hazel Stover,
and Mr. and Mrs. Lconnrd Hnrncs.
The people or Poo Valley are
clenning up the Bedflcld cemetery.
BUlle Laurence wns nick Sntur
dny nnd didn't innnnge the Henley
clghUi grader's trip to the Lava
Beds.
Wilbur Relllng Is reported recov
ering satisfactorily after a bout
Stilli pneumonia .
I Fred Elnm of Bly Rpent Wedne s
dny night with llio Bill Laurences.
fmjWi Cxs pi i rr 1
ft llM
"BLOSSOM TIME" was the Iheme chosen by four young hostesses to a dancing party
early In May at the Klamath Yacht Club. Paula Cook, Janic Larkin, Vernagene Henzel
and Alice McKcndrcc entertained a large group of their young friends, members of the
Fremont Junior High School Staff and their parents. The large group pictures on the
left are unidentified. To the right, upper from left, Paul Adiims, Jimmie Emmons, Jim
Mrs. R. A. Taylor
Guest of Honor At
Surprise Shower
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Tnvlor. 2135
Reclamation have left (or Portland
to make their home.
Mrs. Taylor was honored May
w"n surprise handerchlel
shower.
I Dessert was served to: Mrs.
Robert Ford. Mrs. Elmer Vincent.
Mrs. A. L Rainwater. Mm. Joe
pnyder. Mrs. Curl Aithur, Mrt
Karl Conahan. Mrs. O. O. Olldow.
Mrs. Marion Barnes and the guest
of honor Mrs Taylor.
Farewell Party For
Louis Orrells
On OTI Campus
A big neighborhood get-together
was occasioned by the Louis Orrcll
Jr. fnmlly lenvlng tor Mndrns to
make Ihelr home. Over 60 friends
raUievd nt the Cecil Crouse home
nt Wocus for a potluck picnic sup-
!U"d:y'n.. .
ji o i . i ' 1
,...,.. vii .u mi. ni u
Mrs. Archie McClurg were hosts
iui mi- ll,l,-ri IHIV.Y IU1 JV1I. hihi
Mrs. Orrell and children, George,
Nancy nnd Frank.
Pinochle Party
Mrs. Lewis Stnller entertained at
her home In Langcll Valley, May
27, at a pinochle party with two
taoics in piny.
High prlzo for the afternoon went
to Mrs. Frank DcBel, low to Mrs.
Joe Potucck nnd Mrs. Ed Scott
won the traveling prize.
The refreshment table was cen
tered wlUi a Maypole and little
Mny baskets were at each place.
Spring flowers completed the
decorations.
Those enjoying the party were
Mrs. wiine Mao scnmedii, Mrs.
Frank DeBel. Mrs. Leila Bcott.
Mrs. Rente Schmcdll, Mrs. Esther
Keysor, Mrs. Miriam Potucek,
Mrs. Doris Bchmedll and the host
ess juetie Biaiior,
Midland Grange
Midland Grunge Home Ec group
met nt the home of, Mrs. George
Flowers, when plnns wore dis
cussed for Improving the kitchen
In the Grange Hnll. Mrs. H. B.
Lor gent, chairman, presided,
New singe curtains were In
stalled a few dnys alter the meet
ing. Present were: Mrs. Joe Mllanl.
Mrs, Roy Huff, Mrs. Floyd Hoover,
Mrs, Jess Walker, Mrs. Fred
Crnpo, Mrs. August Andrleu, Mrs.
Leon Andrleu, Mrs, LeRoy Houck,
Mrs. H. B. Lnrgcnt, Mrs. George
Flowers, Mrs. James Flowers,
Mrs. Francis Flowers and Mrs.
John Mistier.
Next meeting Is scheduled for
June 10 at the home of Mrs. Fred
Crnpn.
Party Given For
H. McConachies
By Mrs. L. L Low
Mr. end Mrs. Harrv McConachle.
euroule home to Horseshoe Bay.
I Vancouver Island. Candsda. were
. rerenl uesls hcre-
! Mrs. McConachle, the (ormer
!Mnrle Clark Is a sister o( Mrs.
, L. L. Low ar.l the travelers, i
1 route home (rom a two months
' tr'l East were sucsU m the Low
home.
Mrs. Low arranged a Ret-to
KPlLer of old friends Sundnv eve
ning, May 25, In the Pelican Party
room
The McConnchle's showed col
ored films of Canada. Hawaii,
uruisn i;oiumoia and Australia.
Twenty five friends were pres-
Tnt.
I McConachle has the Buick-Pon-
line-Plymouth agencies In his
nome city.
' li r i i
t Women OT MOOSe
I
i KAaai- ai- KAarriW
I IVIcet Ol IViernil
I.. MERRILL Joan Trotmnn held
ncr ''"apter night program nt a
icgu;nr meeting of Merrill Worn'
I Pn ,f u,e Moose May 20. Dr
Frnnk Trotmnn gave nn Interest
inx tnlk on 'Child Snfety and
Solely in tho Home."
fihirlev Wcldon. Esther Miller
nnc, Maaciyn KnlHII were
Initialed Into the chnnler. Annunl
chnplcr nlRht dinner Mnv 31. will
bo potluck. Time is 8 p.m. PDT,
and all members and Uiclr hus
bands are Invited.
Following the Mny 28 meeting,
thev went to the men's hnll for
Memorial services.
The executive board will meet
May 20, at the home of Rose Van
Meter. Next regular meeting will
June 3.
be
Stork Shower
Mrs. W. E. Rodgers was guest
of honor nt a stork Shower given
at the home of Mrs. George Harper
on the OTI Csmnus. Assisting her
wero Mrs. Jack LnOinndo and
Mrs. Carl Stolpe.
Centering the dining table wns a
lnrrro umbrella in Dink nnd blue.
n round which the numerous gifts
were grouped,
After Vnrlous gnmcs nnd (be
opening of tho gifts, refreshments
were served to: Mrs. Rodgers,
guest of honor; Mrs. E. E. Rodgers,
Mrs. George Hnrner. Mm. nri
Stolpe, Mrs. Jack LnGrnnde, Mrs,
Hex iiunsnker. Mrs, Winston Pur
vine, Mrs. John Howard. Mrs. Onv
Dnvls, Mrs. Richard Hesslg, Mrs.
Del Jones, Mrs. Jess Crnbtree,
Mrs. F. L, (Skeets) O'Connell and
Mrs. Enrl Bnlrey. Mrs. Hnl Rot
rock nnd Mrs. H, A. Swlsegood
were unable to attend
Mrs. Rodgers has been an active
member of the OTI home ex
tension group, nnd her husband
will be graduated from OTI School
of Engineering In June. They will
leave (or Alaska anon, where ho
lies accepted a position.
NANCY JO AND BOBBY three and two-year-old chil
dren of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Houston, Portland. They
are bright-eyed and appealing grandchildren of Mrs. Beryl
Houston, 526 North 12th; and Mrs. Edward Larson, of'
Mound, Minn. Photo by Kettler
BRIDAL SHOWER
A bridal shower was given May
14 at the Laco Gregory residence',
815 East Main, for Barbara and
Betty Roberts, daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. Putt Roberts, who will
become the brides of Boyde nnd
Wlnfred Oliver, May 30 at a dou
ble wedding. Hostess was Mrs.
Laco Gregory, assisted by Mrs.
Roberts. Judy Rae Gregory and
Ruth Rcndel served.
Guests attending were: Mrs. S.
B. Oliver, Mrs. Jim Fallihec, Mrs.
C. D. Roberts, Shirley Roberts,
Mrs. Lucrlcla Conway, Mrs. Willis
Homer, Mrs, Wayne Davison, Mrs.
Dennle Coate, Ella Redkey, Mrs.
Vic Douglns. sonnie KODeru,
Mrs. Georire Mende. Mrs. Karl
Friedrlch, Mrs. Robert Bnker, Bev
erly Fcrnlman, Doris Alexander,
Mrs. George McKlnney, Mrs. Mel
vln Amlnson, Mrs, Ted Hughy, Nor
ma Douglns, Mrs. Jnck Duncan.
Those sending gilts were: Mrs.
R. L. Fnlrchlld, Mrs. Tommy Jam
ison, Mrs. Bob Sneelman, Mrs. W.
H. rerniman, Mrs. Frank Snmiel,
Mrs. Jack Alexander, Mrs. BUI Col
lier, Mrs. Delbert Schnler, Mis. Ira
Gilbert, Mrs. E. R. Fox.
my Winkleman, Carl Guderian and Robert Lolcama. Right center (t to r) chaperones,
wives seated directly in front of husbands, Mr. and Mrs. Buel Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Michels, Mr.; and Mrs. James Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nitzel. Bottom picture
(1 to rj Janie Larkin, Vernagene Henzel, Paula Cook and Alice McKendree, hostessess.
All photos by Kettler.
Birthday Dinner .
For Mrs. Johnson .
' Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett enter
tained with a birthday dinner at
their home on May 26 In honor of
Mrs. O. C. Johnson. A social eve
ning followed.
Other dinner guests were Mr.
nnd Mrs. Lester Leavltt,. Mary
Anne Lenvltt, Maria, Monte and
Richard Burnett.
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Future Farmers
Of America Dad
And Son Banquet
Bonanza FFA father and ton
banquet was held Wednesday eve
ning of last week at the Winema
hotel.' Tommy Blackman, boys' ad
visor gave a talk and Bob Rice of
Klamath Falls was guest speaker.
Mervin Stalnaker is president, Don
Hubble, vice president, Irwin
Crume. secretary and Kenneth
Stalnaker was toastmaster.
Marianna HeUekson Is the chap
ter sweetheart and sang two num
bers. "The Old Lamplighter and
"Simple Melody". She was ac
companied on the piano by Elna
X !lIIUgll.
Two boys from Malln were there
as special guests.
Fathers and sons and special
guests present were Peter Hricascse
and Kenneth, . Leon Roberts and
Charla. Jimmy Dye and Wayne,
Dick Smith and Mervin and Ken
neth Stalnaker, Ernest Givan and
Pat, John Barney and Jackie, Ivan
Welch and Don, King Hubble and
Don, Sylvan Crume and Irwin,
Garrison Mitchell and Gary, Bob
Rlee. Tom Blackman, Marianna
HeUekson and Elna Fltzhugh.
Dinner Party
Mr. and Mrs. George Fernlund.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dearborn, Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Hricziscse, Mr. and
Mrs. Rholin Pfieffer, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Marchant, and Mr. and Mrs.
George Baker enjoyed chicken din
ner at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Derry on Saturday evening.
Later they all attended the dance
at the Red Bam In Dorris. Also
invited but unable to attend were
Mr. and Mrs. Wes Dearborn, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Novotny and Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Leavltt.
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Invitations
and
Announcements
Engraved or Practised.
PirMnoliitd napkins for your
reception , , '
Cups and plates.
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Farm Bureau
Women Meet
Associated Women of Klamath
County Farm Bureaus met at the
LangeU Valley Community Hall'
for their monthly meeting. May 19.
Thirty-five women were present
with county president Mrs. Walter
Enman of Henley In charge.
A potluck buffet dinner was
served at noon followed by the
meeting. Mrs. P.,W. Brown, one
of the workers for the cancer
drive, brought two very Instructive
pictures about cancer which were
shown.
Beautiful tulips and blooming
greasewood were used for the
decorations.
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MERRILL Lost River Auxili
ary to Po.it 4058 VFW met May 21,
(or a regular session. A tllm on
cancer research was shown, and
the organization voted to donate
110.00 to the cancer lund drive.
Plans were made (or the annual
(rled chicken dinner. The data has
been set (or Saturday evening June
14, at the reoreatlon hall. Clainea
will (ollow dinner, and prices are
adults f 1.50, and children, It cents.
Members present Included Mary
Frances Hammond, Millie Foth
erlngham, BUlle Woodhouse, Mary
Lou Swisher, Patty Duncan, Beanie
Duncan, Nellie Fleck, Ida May
Fleck, Helen Chatburn, Theresa
Callse, Leta Rae Oreer, Qeorgle
Oentry, Dean Marks, Betty Wag
ner. Betty and Marjorle Hodges,
Dorothy West, Barbara McKoen,
Margaret Loper, Marjorle and
Anna Wnldrlp, Kate Merrllees,
Olenna Walker, Mary Catherine
Walker, Mickey Walker, and
Grace Walker. Visitors were Marie
Vacnltz o( Malin, and Lavlna
8torey.
Mother of Twins '
Honored Guest
At Baby Shower
Mrs. Domlnico Scala, Midland,
was guest at a stork shower, given
in honor o( the arrival of her
twin daughters, born May S. The
no-hostess party was in the Mid
land Grange Hall, and many lovely
gilts were presented to the Identi
cal twin baby girls.
PrMmt wpra' mrltH T n ,
" ""imp, uai it t. . i b ,
Gerty Hu((, Alice Hoover, Bar-
unra miauer, marie Anarieu,
Leona Andrleu, Laura Walker,
Minnie Andrleu, Cecelia Scalo,
Pauline Flowers, Freda Flowers,
Ulanche Flowers, Amy Crapo,
Mary Heavelyn, Thelma Houck,
Caroline Hull, Ida Reglnatto,
Leora Snyder, Julia HelFattl, An
gela Galletti, Eleanore Sukrow,
Mrs. Wesley Harsey and Mis.
John Price.
A dessert luncheon was served
to the group. Including 12 children
who were entranced with the
added attraction of the twin girls
who attended their first social
event with their mother.
SOROPTIMIST
CLUB MEETING.
Regular luncheon meeting of the
SoropUmlst club was held Thurs
day, May 22, in the Pelican party
room. ...... r
Ellen Clark, chairman of the
day introduced the guest speaker,
Gerd Blaesser, a German ex
change student, doing gradual
WOrk At OrAffnn Rtata Milan ,1.
spoke on "The Political, Econom
ical ana social situation of Ger
many today."
"Thj, fllttlr n 1X7. f-AnH..,M
I -depends on it's democratic develop
ue saia. ine speaker
mentioned repeatedly that the
Marshall nlan hail sairArf f.n- . .
West Germany Is the size of Oregon
uoa a pupmauon oi million,
of which 10 million are refugees
from thn ntm ,tni. Man., ,
these people are unemployed.
"The hope of the youth of Ger
many is to work and rebuild, and
In PV0ntlnlllF hair- a ITntlarf C-...... -
of Europe," the speaker said. ,
Gerd is returning soon to Berlin
to continue his study of Physics,
and hopes to get his Ph. D. and
do research work.
The award of the day was won
by Olive Wilson.
Venturess Josephine Reglnato,
Thelma CresweU, Florence Fraser,
EUeen Ross and Leola Hellbronner
were luncheon guests.
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