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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1952)
MONDAY, JVNF. ?.:, in.'2 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE ELEVEN ' ' : ' " '7''. OT I S I OTI ANNUAL TEA" "' ;'U4 ;1 V ;o FOR GIRL GRADUATES. ; ! . .Vp ,. ;; igt&PtC ' h 1 ' of Mrs. Winston Purvine V A. jTjJ ' h If A h ' : a (, .;-. - C - i ?Jj2z1s I g ' f ,i I ... J A.- lower riaht. Mrj. """ "'" ' 1 4 ffr Merrill lly IIOnKRTA DFWKV Mr. unci Mm. Lowell Rnbrru anil youim Bill were rrrcnt house liur.vt.i ut Die A. O. Cnrlruin riincli. nicy renUlp In Bun Prun rinco, Mth. Roberta U Mr. Cnrlc ton 1 m.ster. Jimmy Ueiinnn Ik hAme for the summer niontlM Iron) Bclliunitnc Colli'iin Prepnrntory nt 8nn DIcko. Knlhlceti nccompiinled her liitlicr down to drive Jim home. Clyclo Hnmmond, Curl Llndbern, Wuyne Wilson nnd llnrvey Den hum nttended the Uonn ntnlo eon- ventlun held In Halcni tho Jlrsi juirl of the week. Mm. Tele Cnllso left June 11 for 8nn FrnnclHco, the flrl stop on her vl.sit to her unlive land, Jtnly. Her koii Frunk Cnll.se will meet his mother In Sun Friinciscn unci put her on the plane lor New York City, Juno 10. On June Iv-j- plane leaves New York city fo.f Italy, Moppmit enroute In the stores. She will visit relatives In PutlKnuno Barl provlnee, and will Kpend some tlmo in Home. Mrs. Cnllso has nui been In llnly lor 33 yearn. Several Morrill tenehera plan to nttend Minuner RChool In Ashlnlid (lurliiR the summer months. Irene Ilihnkc. Frclda SchmVllle, Don Crawford, and Hijrvey Denhnm will Bpend their vacation Nludylnx. Jim llnny In hpendlnit the sum mer months on the Chaiilo Chap man farm near Clnmo. - New books received at the City Library Include I ho fnllowliiK. "Clown of Olory" by Ariios Slinh Turnbull: "The Mts. of Allah" by Paul Chavehavad,c: "SwIniinliiR Pool" by Mary Roberta Rhlnehnrt; nnd "I Never Grew Up" by Cob Inn WrlRht 8r. AT THE FACULTY WIVES' TEA for women graduates of 1952; a lovely event of early summer. Picturod, upper loft II to rl, Mri. Winiton Purvine, wife of the Diroctor of OTI; Mrs. Oscar Paulson, wife of the Director of Vocational Schools; Mrs. Ronald L. Brown, womens' advisor; and Mrs. Jess Crab tree, chairman of the tea, wife of the engineering instructor. Upper right, Mrs. Victor O'Neill, member State Board of Education, pouring; Mrs. Jacob Wagner, center; and Mrs. Neil McCoy; Lower left, Jane Pearcy, Salom, visitor on OTI Campus; and Mrs. Ronald Brown, riqht; Richard Hessig, program chairman, wife of faculty member; Mrs. Sam Mushen, accompanist; and Ivtrs. Earl Sheridan, who was vocal soloist. Upper oval, Opal Baty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Baty, Summers Lane, one of the graduates; lower oval, little Rama LaGrande, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack LaGrande, (father is instructor at OTI) presented each of the graduating women students with a wristlet corsage. Photos by Floyd. Nancy Dewey. Mnrthn Beasley, Mary Lou quails. Loretta Leniler. and Dorothy Danosky, left Tues day to attend 4-H summer school at OSC, Corvallls. They will be away for ten days, Confraternity of Christian Doc trine summer school clnsses lor children of St. AuRiisllnc's parish concluded a two weeks session Women of Moose MERRILL T h e Academy of Friendship Women of the Moose Morrill chapter 18, held their monthly meeting nt the homo ol Rose VanMeler In Malln, Friday afternoon. June 13. with Rose Spolck co-hostess. Ruth Hudson June 13. Classes were held at the was welcomed Into the Friendship Krnde school with Sisters from . circle. Sacred Heart Academy, KlamaUl Hclcn Drmlcv wns n)p0i,tr(i s Falls In charge. ,nc ncw Acil(iimv 0f Friendship Mrs. CeoiRo Offleld has returned 1 chairman: Anna Hnrllerodc. vice from a five weeks May nt Wheeler, chnlrmnn: Susnn Willinms, secre whorc she received modlcnl enre. . Inry-lrensurer: and Olga Brad- Mr. ann airs. Miuon i.oper cn-, shnw. publlcitv. loved n visit from an old friend of theirs, Hershel Stoops, who wns enroute from his home In Corning, Cnllf.. to Prosser. Wnsh. Sylvia Wlndseheffel from Med ford, niece of Mrs. Ralph Swisher, visited hero for ten days. Mr. and Mrs, Thorlon from Oak land, were recent visitors nt the home of their daughter, Mrs, Virgil Cobb. Some 200 were served when the V.F.W. Auxiliary held their annual filed chicken dinner aturday eve ning In tho recreation hall. All I he members of the group are to be congratnalted on the dinner, and tho Rood time which followed. More than 100 Merrill youngsters arc attending the swim classes held Monday, Wcdnesdny and Fri day nt the Malln Pool. m its mth Nannie VanMcter wbs a guest of the afternoon. Delicious refresh ments' were served to Rose Baley, Mnry Oroves, Olga Uradshnw, Bes sie Aubrey, Louisa Iccnblce. Susan Williams, Anna Hartlcrodc, Hazel Hundley, Dovlo Reeder. Eva Hund ley, Ruth Hudson, Veronica Mc Neill, and Mnrgaret Fields, by hostesses Roso Spolck nnd Rose VnnMctcr. Practice for Installation of new officers was held nt Merrill Moose hall Monday night. Grace CaiiRhron wns reported ill. Mnry Oroves, Academy of Friendship chairman presided over tho meeting. Faculty Wives Annual Tea For Women Graduates The linnl nctivlty of the Faculty Wives and Woman'! Club of Ore Ron Tech was their very beautiful and successful nnnual tea held Monday. June 9. The honored guests, the gradu ating women students, as well as wives of the gr.uiuatmg men stu dents and several other Invited guests were among the visitors a the home of Mrs. Winston D. Pur vine, where this lovely affair wns given. General chairman of this year's ten was Mrs. Jesse Crnbtree. In charge of floral arrangements and table decoration was Mrs. A. J. McVey, assisted by Mrs. Carl Slolpo nnd Mrs. Enrl Balrey. Food chnlrmnn wns Mrs. F. L. O'Con- nell, assisted by Mrs. Del Jones. Mrs. Jerry Branaman, Mrs. Rex Hunsnker, and Mrs. Hal Rotrock. Pouring during the afternoon were Mrs. Marion Brown, Women' Advisor nt OTI; Mnry Renmes, President of the Associated Wom en Students; Mis. Lucille O'Neill, member of the State Advisory Bonrd; Mrs. Oscar Paulson, wife of State Director of Vocational TrniniiiK; Mrs. George Harper, President of the Faculty Wives; Mrs. John Howard, past president. Hostesses were Mrs. Robert L. Smith. Mrs. H. A. Pedcrson, Mrs. H. Madole, and Mrs. Richnrd Hes sig. Entertainment was provided by Ronnld Hershberger. Mrs. Marion Brown, Mrs. Earl Sheridan, Mrs Sam Mushen. Little Rama LaGrande presented each of the graduating women students with wristlets. PURE AS MONEir CAN IUY..U- m Plain or iodized; always free-running; always uniform. At your grocer's in the red package. r.iijty Ltslic's "Meet the Missus Vttrietm" uilh . lUnryKlan-C.B.S. 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Knren and Sharon, twin daugh ters of Mr. nnd Mrs. Red Chase, celebrated their sixth birthday Inst week. Their older sister Shirley was hostess at an afternoon party tor the twins. Guests were Eric. Ian. Greg and Sharon Wilder. Allen Mezger, Phyllis and Barbara Sis son. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wing are back from a week's trip to Fort-land. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Knightplp ' and children have been on a vaca tion trip to Owyhee, Nevada, where they lived before being transferred here. ' ! Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mezger were Mr. and Mrs. 1 Percv Eland of Denver. Colorado. Check and Align Front En'' $4.95 Dugan & Mest For The FINEST In BREAD 'n PASTRIES Shop Th.. K LAMATH RsTBT S HOP IVdiitnr A Blrthd.y Ckei en Ordrrl 20 Main Ph. B3-H Kfaunalh'a Fines! MIDu in the World's Most Convenient Containers! Opens Easily! 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