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riVt GENERATIONS thown above in the family of John Paul Roper, born March 2, 1952, lo
Mr, and Mri. Donalrl Roper, 1317 Martin Slrret. From lha left, Donald, held by hit molhor;
nler, Mrt. Belle Kidwtll, greet.greal-grandmolhrr, Monrovia, Calif., who will be 8 July
2; hii great-grandmother, Mri, Lynn Smith, Garvey, Calif., and itanding in back, Mri. F. F.
Montgomery, grandmother, Athland Hiqhwav. Hit mother wai born here, and wai graduated
from KUHS. Mrt. Kldwoll and Mr. and Mrt. Smith made a special trip to tee the first great-ortat-qrandchild
in the familv. They were here for about 10 deyt. Photo by Ferebee.
lOHHAINK JOHNSON 1
J Juit tltilnhrd unpntkhiR h box
foiilnlnliiK tomr rxHinplr-n of llic
(mil work ul Hoy Mnllriy ut tlir
Art Cfiitrr. My rruc Hon wni
Wow I Mullory, you know, will Ur
the rraltii trac hrr at llir Arl A.
aorlAlloiiA rlurtinn-r Arl Workshop
lor one monih lice Inning July 1
at Ihe Oil niiiiu...
Ill worknmiuiliip l simply per
cl nnU covrrit Midi a wiclo rnlllte
thai lie li able lo icnrh aiiyllnnu
In the IHir nl rrnfi.i Uml anyone
can inriillnii 'llirir I-. a autwrb
bowl hBrul-hoiiimrircl from pure
Copper and thru drrmmeil Un
like pan (rum Hie dime "lore
which ahowi the mime ol choice
hr run lo olfer.
The picrri. of Jewelry he wnl
trre o lifaulilul lhal I wauled
lo pul thrni rlghl on and wear
Idem Al! they are not lor Kale.
II made them kprclall)' lor his
wife ami ranted lirr Jewel box be
cum I had e-.ecllly requeued
him lo tend aamplea of lu meial
lur other illllercnl iinlU and
trcltnln.ii" re. ao-varied thnl I
am unable lo mention them all
here They are on dinilay al the
Arl Center where you run no lo
ee them for youiM.ll Th ic are
rp'giy cxnmplr!. ol weuviim. Ml
kJ-cii pruning, blwk pnntmil.
metal work anil mamici. I how
alio alleml the workshop will be
able lo learn lo do the limits lhal
nio-.l ami their luiicy.
Wei have hull many lnUltle
concernlin Ihe pMntliiii rU--. P;
Die who do not paint modern lime
wondered II Mr. Uuncr. who in
eldentally. painU very mlii.
will trv to make ihrm paiiu nn
he does. 11 in very simple lo nay
that an artl.t doea mil have lo
painl in any maimer al all uulea.-.
he choonen lo do no. ou are dolnn
Ihe palnllnu and (he choice Ilea
within you.
A good teacher turs only lo
leach Ihe lundiiinenlals "I H000
paliilliiK Mich an color harmony,
coinpoaillon. rhylhm and balance,
and to help bring mil the particular
atvle and talent ol each Indlvldunl
afudent. The rem la up 0,",
All you need Is Ihe deniie lo paliil
and a good teacher lo lie! oukl
"our apeclH '" 11 'ke,
the illiecllon ol Ihe very ab.Mil
or the verv pliotosinplilc. Good and
bud palnuniia a re produnril by
either alvle. A Itood teacher who
qan help lo tench you B"od des Inn,
color harmony and composition
can help you lo develop lnlo a
good painter,
Each venr Ihe Arl Association
hn hired the bel learners nvall
able In Ihe country today, 'lhey
have always been painters and de
aignern who have had their works
purchaned by Ihe lendliiR muteums
In Ihe country as examples ol Ihe
best work being produced in
Anirrlra loday and we feel lhat
Iheir opinions can well be relied
upon.
KENO
lly Mill. JOK DeCiltANDE
Mr. and Mrs. V, O. fiearcy and
aoin.. naymond and Dale, have
lellflor a vacation I rip lo Wlnslow,
Arl..(
Keno residents are preparing for
Ihe chest X-ray unit visit sometime
the last of July, exact dale to be
given later.
Vacation Bible aolinol has starlrd
al Ihe Keno Clospel Center. All
children aro welcome lo attend.
The hours are from 10 to 11:30
.m. PST.
Bruce McCormlc and Lyal Mo
Connie spent a nucccssful llahlng
trip at Gcrber Dam over the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rose and
family have moved lo Medford
where Mr. Rose will seek employ
ment, i
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REFLECTIONS
FROM
KOH AN INDKFINITK ,'ny al
Ihe home of Mrh. Leslie flogeik
are Mr. and Mn. Jo-eph 1. Hiunc.li
aeller from Sacramento
Kriendn lor many yearp, the
llruiichwellers have vlmled here
often and are now occupied with
seeing lixal people they mel on
previous trips Other guests who
were at Hie Rogers home- arnv
lug the same day rs the Brunch
weilers were Mrs. ?:ugema Mackey
and dir Jean who have gone on
to Vancouver BC for a vacation
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A BIRTHDAY 1-AR1Y IN BEND
- was Ihe object of the trip
alien Jeanette llavden drove Mar-
I Ion fjhannon 'Mrs. Wilbur i and
her mother Mrs. l.innle Fones
there Inst Sunday where relatives
j rnd Irlends had come from all
over to celelirnte Marlon's moth
er's IHili birthday The Shannon",
I and Mm. Fones have Irll KK to
I make their home In Marysvllle
lis gain and our lo-.-.
I BACK HOME from Bacraqiento
--are Mrs. E. O. Foster and grand
sons Btevle and Dougle Sules
where they were with the Jay
llaunrds Delete. (Mrs. Ms dli i
Itosalle and young son John.
TIIK OEOP.OE CHINS sellled
In Iheir new home 8404 Radclllle
-- were hosts at a combination
farewell and pel-together party
Wed night the larewell for
Oeorge's sister Belly who Is going
lo Saclo where she will be Identi
fied with the Count v Welfare office
there and Ihe get-logelher was
(or local friends lo have some
' first-fun" In Iheir new diggings
lhey showed "11100111 pitchers"
taken on their honeymoon lo the
Inlands to the Tim Murphy, Male
Kpley Jrs.. Carol George. Marilou
und Kathleen O'Connor. Mary.
Judv, Hue. Cecilia and John Van
denberg. Helen Larry, Elllen Noon
an. Betilah Elliott (Mrs. Oeo.i,
Lore Lou Hill. Lois Kandra, and
Belly and Tommy Chin.
SURPRISED WERE Belly Sine
more Robbie Robinson Dick Cur
rln and Deb Addison when lured
to the Addison home bv Orth S
Ethel R Alice C and Peg A
Ihry were gayly feted at a no-host
birthday party In iheir honor Sun
day June 35th actually pick's
birthday but all were within the
name week Parents and aprouls
diamond ensemble
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matching wedding ring in uhiti or
yellow gold,
;iciH..JII Jli srt...irr.
afirflSEaBESt,. I
made It look like a convention
Mary Mag Addison, Leslie, Charl
U'li. Rickey and CyiiUi.u Currin,
Alice's alster. Jane Mudd and son
' Jimmy and nephew Johnny Pink
Mall. Bill and Jim Slscninie. Jim
Robinson and Kurt Schmidt
: w ho.-e irama Eslahne was baby
sitting with one-and-one-half year
old Rusty Robinson 11 wot a
PICNIC! to the ollsprlng and a
PANIC! I lo the parents!
DONNA DIXON freshman In
education al OSC-dtr ol the Percy
Dixnns Henley was recently
initiated Into Ihe OSC chapter ol
Phialeres women.-, uuernatiolial
social organization active 111 cam
' r.us activities including Kerf
: Cross -Coniinunliy Chest - Mothers
weekend anil Irc hmaii orientation
I WEATllhll OH NO' - n treas
ure hunt Is scheduled lor Yacht
Club tomorrow 2 p 111. KHARP
and for those who aie still hungry
after the treasure-liunl picnic
Mike and Bculuh have announced
a choice of tenderloin steaks
fried chicken or creamed turkey
on Ihe family dinner menu.
WTC-Camp6
By KLKANOR THOMSON
Mrs.TJon Hurn hud a wood tick;
removed from her leg bv surgery j
Saturday at the Klamath Medical 1
Clinic. I
Mr. and Mrs. uus nan gnu
daughter Anita Gail have moved
Into camn from Klumnlh Kalis and
are living In Uie lornier Leon j
Brown house. Mr. Hall Is in charge
of Ihe lousing trucks here.
Miss OcoiKia Thomson relumed
Wednesday " Irom three weeks ol
visiting In Southern California. She
spent most of the tunc at Victor
vllle with her Inlhcr and step
mother, Mr. nnd Mrs. George Nut
ter. Nutter Is stationed at the
Army Air Force Base there; he Is
a M-Sgt. In the army.
Mrs. Hcttn Hcywood attended
the funeral of Mrs., Nellie Price ol
Tulelake which was held from the
Seventh Dav Advcntlst Church In
Klamath Falls. Monday. June 23.
Ihe Rev. C. P. Alderson. officiating.
The burial was at McArthur, Calif.
Mrs. Heywood sang a solo at the
services.
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Phone 3151
120.00 Matching tnom't ring
in KTiite or yellow goto.
, Trieu include federal Tax
HERALD AND
ANNIVERSARY
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PEARL ANNIVERSARY the 30th wedding date of Mr. and
Mrt. King Hubble it July 3. All of their friendt are invited to
an open houtt, Sunday, July 6, from 2 to 5 p.m.
Photo by Ferebee
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FOUR GENERATIONS in (he Trotmen family Holding hit
great-grandson, Bobby, 8 months, it Mr. Jess Trotman. Stand
ing back of fhem, from the left, Dr. Frank E. Trofman, who hat
been mayor of Merrill for the past 8 years; and Bobby's
father, Robert Trotman, eldctf ton of Dr. and Mrt. Trotman.
Bobby't mother it the former Joan Gertten, dauqhter of Mr.
and Mrs. Louit Gertten, 2036 Leroy. All of the Trotmant live
in Merrill. He it the first grandchild on either family.
No
540 Main Street
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A0AN A0CII0N
OFFICERS OF ALPHA OMEGA Theta Rho Girlt Club 48, Merrill. From the left, Shirley Sherrill,
retiring pretident; Martha Beatly, incoming vice president; and Yvonne Conner, incoming
pretident. Shirley and Yvonne were delegatei to the Theta Rho State Convention in Salem, June
19-20 and 21. Martha it a member of the drill team which it comprited of 17 girlt who will
give a drill for the convention. Photo by .Evergreen
VFW Auxiliary
Post 4056 Meets
MERRILL A regular meeting of
the VFW Auxiliary to post 4056,
was held June 19. Routine business
was discussed, and a report made
on the fried chicken dinner, served
by the auxiliary last Saturday eve
ning. Approximately 238 .people
were served and a nice profit
was derived for the organization.
During the evening covers were
made for the chairs In the VFW
hall.
Hostesses for the meeting were
Joan Trotman and Mary Catherine
Walker and they served refresli
ments to Katy Merrllees, Bessie
Duncan, Mary Lou Swisher, Anna
Waldrip, Marjorle Waldrip, Betty
Hodges. Margaret Loper. Patty
Duncan, Dean Marks, Glenn
Walker. Grace Walker, and Mil
dred Walker.
Womens' Club At
Langell Valley
Langell Valley Women's Club
met at the Parish Hall on June 19.
for their regular meeting. Presi
dent Relta Morris was in charge
of the meeting. The officers were
re-elected tor the coming year
w-i'.h Rclta Morris as president,
Dale Smelcer. vice-president, Nettie
Dayis. secretary and Stella Deuei,
treasurer. f
The next dance w ill be July 19.
music by the Smootnies. urace
Dearborn to be chairman of the
supper committee, assisted by
Odessa TJoble and Nettle Davis.
The club voted to buy a "rodeo"
shirt for Marianna Hellekson. and
to send flowers to Mrs. Dorothy
Flescher who is recovering from
an operation, in a Klamath Falls
hospital.
Next meeting will be with Odessa
Noble and Mary Anne Noble.
Marv Anne Leavllt won the con
test prize. Those present were
Dale Smelcer. Odessa Noble, Lois
Monroe. Nettie Davis, Margaret
Burnett. Grace Dearborn. Rhe
House. Stella DeBel, Cora Leavitt
and Relta Morris.
Klamath Falls
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Class Reunion
At Ro.y Giengers
CHILOQUIN In Medford many
years ago Myrtella Canady, now of
Roseburg. taught a class ol high
school girls at the Methodist church
school. As the girls completed
their study they decided to have
an annual reunion, a custom they
still follow. Mrs. Roy Glenger, a
member of that class, and her
husband were hosts last weekend
to other class members and their
husbands.
The group arrived on Saturday
afternoon. That evening they were
served dinner by a daughter and
son-in-law of the Giengers, Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Kircher, the Gienger s
son. Leroy Glenger and his fiancee.
Nina Buck. Later In the evening
they were shown pictures, both
still and movies, of past reunions
and of a Canadian hunting trip
taken by the Giengers.
Sunday the , group attended
church, the men visited the
Giengers' Reservation ranch, and
a picnic was served on the patio
before the visitors left for the
Rogue River valley.
Attending the reunion were Mr.
nnd Mrs. Glen Hale of Eagle
1 point: Mr. and Mrs. George Wat-
1 Son, Mr. and Mrs. George Russell,
I Mr. and Mrs. James Hukill, Mr.
; and Mrs. Louis Putman, all of
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Merrill Theta Rho
Represented At
Meeting In Safem
MERRILL Seventeen Merrill
girls attended the state convention
of Theta Rho Girls held in Salem
June 20 and 21. Connie May Reeves
served as page at the convention,
and Yvonne Conner was chosen to
act as warden at next year's con
vention to be held in Portland, '
Mrs. O. V. Reeves, Mrs. Lester
Moo-e, Mrs. O. J. Harris, and
Mrs. Roy Beasley accompanied the
delegation. Girls attending were
RaeDean Marks. Kathleen Moore,
Yvonne Conner, Connie May
Reeves, Sharon Kottboff. Delorcs
Conner, Shirley Sherrill, Carol Pot,
Donna Dragoo, Barbara Hodges,
Esther Beasley, Martha Beasley,
Noreen Bredeen, Prances Eifert,
Maxine Morris. Claudette Shuck,
and Joan Drager. . ...
Suburban Sirens- ;
Regular meeting of Suburban
Sirens was June 16, at the lire
station on Gettle St.
A picnic was discussed for Au
gust. Plans will be made at the
July meetirfc.
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