Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1952)
SATUHDAY, .11 INK 14. 11)52 IIEIIALI) AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN onna Lee Turner aily June Brido VKHIIII I. - A nritv Miniinrr w ((', 1 1 1 me mii riilcitiiilreil 4iinility, .HIT I. I'l lllf Ml'll'lll I'CCriUMIOI) I rll I 'in in mitiThiKf were IMitiui l,re Tunii'r. (iniiulitr-r of Mr, i nil ( in. .in in 'I unirr. Minn I rml limn A i" l 1 r.i.iiiM. mm of Mr. h ii I Mi'i v-'-li K'iiiim. Klnni- iilli l'u1 1 llrv Ui intir A, Mlliii4, hiif.lur nl Hi" I'rr livin inn Cluircli, Merrill, .1 ll.-l il II.m ! i.t i.m-i'li'f. TnirilMniitil wrrlilliiu itiuMc wim iiIiivimI hy Arli-nn l.r'nlrr. br-.l lllllll UI". Cllllnril 'lunipi, cnimln III llir In nil. The Iiixln ulvpn lii inn rrliiiii. Iiv lici iiillirr worn n wlilln tnllr-ln k rrri Itniitli iIicm.. iiimlr wnh n kliiin.ini rfilliti' iititl full lliirrtl Aklrt. A .'innll while luil. iiihI while I t.i.iiilnl.. I'.n.inleli.d lli ntipiiibli Kl... .......il .. Iwi.miif.1 nf Ulillrl ri. l Illinois llril Willi lllur nntlli l llllldllv Dulllin'i Iwm m.lrr Dnllel'r. ' l.i-r lii '..li-i.inlfl ntwl Will k lilllK llV- Inn. hiimll while luil. mwl while! t 'lllflnl.-. Mer Imwillct wnt of WllllR in''. I The two lillill lllrrei nf Ihe brlilf lidiuri mid Virginia Wolf mm. drrnr.nl In yrllnw (l ffnlnly acini nil I low er ll I.i. Km her iiuuiililri'it wrilillnu Mrn Turner unic u Ki'ren miU whllr pi In' ilrevi w ith while miwin. Tl-e liiKlearoonrn mother Mm. Kr i er. woit n navy mid while print. Ilir iuienniilr wrre while, liitll luil ruiMicri. of wlinr rnniatiniiB. v A Mv iillnll mini' illiilrly !ol jfcjw cl Hie irrenionv A till ee-llerrd eililuili cuke, u liniii' d Willi illyer leiivci, n ml luppeil Willi u bell and inliilaiiiie In utr n il uroom renli'ieil Ihr litir-coi'ciTil refresh inriil luble. Mm. C. M. Oalian Pi'iul the iiiii. oiluiii nller lite hewh- weiK Imtl ' in Hir "I'M "I":' Wllinn I'uulk ami enrol Winter nerml pimch Mm. H'ti Wolf mm. i.'ilri nl Ihe bride, ni.ilstrd boul the loiiui inn of lown urii 1,1 l"p wctl" ilmr were Mr mid Mm. Lloyd Knrrrr. mini mid unclr of Ilir brldeKiiHilil; mid Mr. mid Mm. l.olrn Kiinrr. Ills brother mid Wlfr, nil of Trinity Center. Ciilll : Mr. mid Mm liny Allan mid ilmiuhlrr nl Danb. Ciilll.: mid Mm. Hilda 'l.iliy Mr bllile liimidlliolhel. Mi. anil Mm. It J Colllrr and miii;.. l.'luirnir Kinltli, and IlUlli I'nllelMin all of Weed. Cnlll Tlii- miuiiu couple l mi ai home In Kl.imi.tli l ull' St. Barnabas Guild Meeting t.ANfiF.l.I. VAU.KY-Mra. Mike Dearborn rnlrrlallied thr tlulld ol hi. Barnabaa church at her htAuc on June d Mrrlmg waa railed to order by president Mm. I.uihrr Noblr. A picnic lunch was planned for .lime 32. when Il.ahop Lane Barton will be here to help rclebrate thr SIM blrihday ol Bl Bamabai Church. Plana were madr lor the card party to be given al the par Hh hall on Junr 1 in the evening. Thev alv plnnnrd an afternoon aril pariv lor July 24. 2 p. m. Mm. Ola Wllliarna won the conical jil'lre. nelrrahinenU were acrved by Mra. Dearborn alter the meeting j In Mm. Urorge Baiter, Mra. HoWrle 1 Itobcrl". Mra. Beg Ihoinaa, Mrs. Art Monroe, Mra. Wra Dearborn, Mm BUI Cunningham. Mra. Charlei Partridge. Mra. Grace Bla aer, Mra. tlordon A.ihliee. Mrs. Lu ther Noble. Mm. Ola Williams, Mra. Krneal (Iravra, Mm. Doug amercer. Mra. llomrr Jlobcrt. Mra. Paul Monroe. Mra. Ora John.ion, and Mra. Leater Leavlll. ti.. ...w, H.naiin -ultl he .lulv ID ilnalead of June S) when Mra. Wea ley Dearborn will be hoaieaa. Friends Gather At Preston Home BONANZA Mr. and Mra. Mel vln Preaton entertained a group of relative and (rlenria al their home In Bonanta on Memorial dav. Among thoae attending were Mra. Haiel Brown. Mr. and Mra. Ttmmv Heaa and children. Mr. and Mm. Vernon Newlun all nf Klamath Fnlln; Mr. mid Mra. Marvin David aon and Taniara. Mr. and Mm. Bob Rlnevauldl and children and Mr. and Mra. Norman Brown ail ilaugh ler all of Clranis Paav Mike Brown df Dlllard and Mr. and Mra. Ger ald Brown and daughter, and Mr. and Mra. Gilbert Brown and chil dren of Burnev. Brownie Scouts On Mountain Hike I.ANOKI.I. VALLEY Five little Jlrownle Senilis and their lendrr Mra. Mike Denrbnrn lind Ella Fted key enjoyed an nil dav hike Tues day on Brvanl Mountain In I.angell Valley. They lind a "cook-out" meal and a lot nf fun. k Making the trip were Cheryl "itnller, Mnrgaret Thomaa, Linda Oberhelde. LiiLeln Blcler, ai:l rYan els Dc Hel. . Two others Clnudetle Pfelffcr mid Knren Mnrlln were not itblc to go. Miss Redkry expressed tho opinion (lint Ihe little girls wrre making good progress In their Scout work 16th Birthday I.ANGELL VALLEY The Wes Dearborns entertained with a tur key dinner nt Ihelr home. June 4, In honor Of their daughter Cath erine who was celebrating her 16th blrlhdnv. Guejil.s were Catherine, Bill, Hen ry and Freddie Dearborn, Mary Anno Lenvllt, Jimmy Nork, Mr. Mike Dearborn nnd Teddv, Paul and Mnrk and Mr. nnd Mrs. Wes Denrbnrn. a; rm vjrirrinnnnnrj vrrsi ijj 3 Sec Ui rog lly Cnrrart r.nfrHTtd mi UMk I i k. j.. 6 feifflFtv ..... f OTLr'-" ? .v reflections mm. ! i . 1 ' -J Hi -?TA'Ss. tfr ii. J t", vVi. .am ar-m - m -a- : Ifa'i.. i a - .. .. . -..- . .-.'.: . rV ,l- A.,4i. Ti- i.iihi i airii' yT.iVfftir,Ma(i i r v ' t'O t " At. . L i y NAOMI SHRINE 5 ConfciTcd the ticgrcc of the Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem to three candidates in an impressive ceremony in the Masonic Temple, June 3. Feature of the evening was a square dancing exhibition arranged by John D. and Mary Lee Stanley. The group picture shows one of the patterns being executed, and below is shown John Stanley as "caller," and John D. and Mary Lee Stanley illustrating a step. Photos by Guderian Wedding Date Set For Late In June Announcement of the forthcom ing, marriage nf Barbara Carol Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Thomaa Eaalon Watson, New York, 10 jaune Keiiy rarrla. aon ol Mr. and Mra. Carl W. Henry. Klnmalh Falls, was recently received here. The wedding Is planned for 1 30 o'clock. June 2a In 81. Stephens Episcopal Cathedral. Portland. A reception at Ihe Oawega Lake Counlry Club will follow the cere mony. Tile brldeelecl. who will be graduated June IS from the Uni versity of Oregon has made her home in Portland. Barbara Is a member of Delta Gamma and Kelly of Sigma Phi Kpallon. He Is a law undent at the University and will be gradu ated In 1053. Thev will make their home In Eugene. Picnic At Malone Dam LANOELL VALLEY Charlotte and June Noble entertained a few friends with a picnic at Ma lone Dam Jine 8. Thev enloycd swimming, boating and games. Present were Alice and Marv Jo Graves, Catherine Dearborn. Mnrv Anne Lovltt, Mary Jo DeBc). Odessa Noble, Ernin and Charles Partridge, Mrs. Blnscr and June and Charlotte. "as fresh as a l i" --- - That's th way your summer clothes will be if you send them to Caicadtl Our expert methods and careful workmanship make them look like new. Have your summer clothes cleaned now for vacation days ahead! Phone S1 11 for pick-up and delivery service. Send your cleaning with your laundryl ' J&3)( In ' il 'IS 7 : MM: 1 I -"a Naomi Shrine 5 OWSJ Degrees Three candidates wrre given the degree of the Order of the While Shrine of Jerusalem al an lin- preaslve ceremony held by Naomi Shrine 6 ai the Masonic Temple, Tuesday evening, June 3, with Blanche Srhulze. Worthy High Prleslej.s, and James Hunter, Watchman of Shepherds, presiding. Among the guests present and escorted to the East and given honors were Sojourners Wavne Laughhn. Watchman of Shepherds. Oregon Shrine 1, Portland: William Schooler, Deputy Supreme Watch man of Shepherds, Guiding Star Shrine 40. Redding: George Ret- terath Deputy Supreme WOS. Na omi Shrine 5. Klamata Falls: Blnnche Marks, District Chairman of Material Objective. Naomi Shrine 5, also of Klnmnth Falls: and Albert Bryaon. Past Watch man of Shepherds of Guiding Star Shrine of Redding, and Jack Met ier. Dr. J. C. Hunt and Jack Schulr.e. Past Walchmen of Shep herds of Naomi Shrine. Sojourners Cecil Laiighlln, Fust Handmaid of Oregon Shrine, and Edna Bryaon, Noble Prophetess, Rubv Schooler. Worthy Shepherdess, and Myra Williams. Second Handmaid, all of Guiding Slar shrine, Redding, were Introduced. This Is Ihe mnnlh In which we i honor our ling, and Sojourner Mary Leo stnniry gnve a beautiful trib ute to the Stnis and Stripes to our counlry. "Die new Sojourners, Myrtle Ackcrman, Kntherlne Llgmnn and Richard A. MncDonald spoke brielly expressing appreciation. field of daisies" did each of the guests. Following the meeting, refresh ments were served In the banquet room by a committee composed of S o J o u r n era Beatrice Denlson, Chairman. Charlotlc Martin (both Naomi Shrine) and Ruth Roden bergcr. Louise O'Brien and Vera Llnkenbach. The tables were at tractively decorated with Jlowers nnd small American Jlags. carry ing out uic patriotic tncme. During the social hour, the group was entertained with sounre danc. lug by a lew of the members of the Klamath Do-Si-Do Club ar ranged by Sojourners John D. and Mary Lee Stanley. Pnrncipnting were May Antic. B. M. Antic. Nancy Antic. Ann Erwin, Melv'.n Erwln. Marlon Lhivllle. "Jeff" Llnville. and Wavne Bergloff with John Stanley as "Caller.'' Naomi Shrine Is suspending meetings during the nionUis of July and Augusi. Next meeting will be September 2. preceded bv a potluck supper. A picnic Is manned during the summer. The time and place win be announced later. doseout ! PANTIES AND GIRDLES Your chance to purchase one of the finest girdles at a low price. Three popular models to choose from. Sizes are complete. FOUNDATIONS SECOND FLOOR LINDA KA'iHRYN ALLEN had the whole back (.hop In an uproar when alio took her own sweet lime lo show up but she did! all 7 lb 7 oz of her Mother Grace was in the Kluinalh Valley mid papa Lome was at work A telephone bell sounded like a three-bell lire alarm but Miss Linda arrived at 3:11 Thursday a m. and the crew hnd given up and Kone nomc Tiinoihy Lionel her 3 year old brother Is eagerly waiting lor his new sister to come home. MARGARET LAMB from Port larl who has so many KP Jrlend.i made when she lived here was In lown In connection with the Oregon Tubercular Association She met the various local and out ol town officials fur a pre-plamung tession lor the mobile chest x-ray unit Just here and back no time .'or much visiting. SUMMER VISITORS at Roma and Jerry Thomas's home on New castle will be Roma's r.iolhcr and father Mr. and Mrs. Walter C Pricslcr from Davenport. Iowa they slopped to see friends and relatives In Lebanon and Everett, Wash and will go home via Cali forniaspending a ahort time m Kan Jose or more specifically Lick Observatory on Ml. Hamilton where Roma's cousin Is cruel engineer Prlcstcr clan In Holly wood Is also to be visited bciore they it turn home. BUSY BRIDE AND BRIDE GROOM lire Eleanor Gloria and her husband Joseph Price Walkim alter their marriage In. Rer.o June 10 The Allied Petcrsleiner's parents ana her husbands parents arc the Joseph Watklns In Malm Marlon and Merle Kirkpatnck 'Merle Is Joe's sister) joined them in Reno r.l.vo Tom Waikms his brother from Fresno to complete the wedding parly As we started to say they are a busy couple with various parties in their honor crowding the social calendar More details later. , YEARS AGO Frank Lowell and Myron Taylor were schoolmates in Touchet Wash They are now neighbors in the Midland District and on the weekend of the 8th they drove to Touchet lor the an nual school reunion their first ap pearance In 36 years but still found il easy tu renew acquaint ances at the picnic Dorothy Lowell was intrigued and entertained with the rapid reminiscing although she s until then a stranger to the group who were in the primary grades together She was amaied ! at the distance somt of them I traveled indicated by out of state license plates. I HOPE THAT Jane Epley had a happy birthday yesterday Per sonallywhen I found out that it was Friday Ihe 13th was amazed ' that the day had been fairly normal. I LORRAINE JOHNSON back from SF where she took In the Henri Matisse exhibit she and her spouse Ed and Dorothy and Don Sutchffe went down early this month the men for business and the gals to do the museums ex peclallv the Matisse showing only four cities in the US were so HOTELS OSB'JRN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE. MEDF0RD Thoroughly Modern llr. and Mrs. J. E. Earley and Joe Earley Proprietors Ar" A " -air-" r-ji ! , honored and BP was the only one ; I nil I Km WmI r!ntit ueteetel tula' ounce who will uc ri instructor lor the summer work shop al OTI ns with the Portland Art Museum i came back with the Jolmsons and wili be their houseguest Last day of exhibit Is July 5 so there Is I still time for those traveling south 1 lo see 11. A SURPRISE PARTY GREET ED Rod Davis when he arrived in town by Diane from West Point June 6lh Frlendi and relatives huvc kept him busv with a series of "gei-togctliers" lor him In be tween social bouts he sleeps at the home of his parents Rex and Ma ria on Crescent Avenue. w AT CRYSTAL SPRINGS was a Surprise silver wedding anniver sary party lor Cecil and Gladys Ads ms Betty and Paul Sharp's home was the' settlnif for the no host gathering of about 40 people A large silver sandwich tray and an oblong dish of unusual design 1 1 for dunkin' sauce) was given the Adarm Party on the 7th anni versary date was the 4th. it cost more- 1 than $I00 made-to-order a 3 : " " With fabric next to your skin. You'll look slim and feel wonder fully comfortable. In SLIM qolden tube. IS PROUD TO Viola , . . has just received her diploma from Charles of the Ritz school of cosmetics of New York, which auolifies her as o Charles of the Ritz Technician. Miss Juveland is specially qualified to recommend individual skin type preparations, custom blending face powder, and properly coordinatinq make-up and fashion colors. sounds like should to enjoy the most luxuriom feature In cosmerleO But it doesn't. For you con have an i introductory size of your very own face powder. ' made-to-order right before your eyes by the Charles of the Ritz expert who will create the one ond only one lace powder to do the most for your beauty. Other sizes $2, $3. All prices plus tax. face powder by FAB-LINED PINK-ICE A new latex process. Light as a snowflake, fresh as a daisy, dis pels body heot. SLIM, shimmering pink tube. ANNOUNCE Juveland Charles of the Ritz Trained Consultant LIVING More figure-control, greater freedom thon girdles costing oyer three times os much, SLIM silvery tube. ' ... Invitations and Annauncamtnli (mm 10H r.r HanlrM Ask For Your Copy Of "WEDDING CUSTOMS" By Evelyn Murray CASCADE LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS Opp. Post Office fir Main VQl Klamath's Finest fit a nti an oo8aoiiac8tnt
