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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1952)
PAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY, JlLY 7. 1052 ray ao i i f i i - 5 t '7 ' i: i w " -1 ' 0 S-SGT. AND MRS. DONALD M. CLARK and baby Sharon re cently arrived in Omaha, Neb., where Clark hat been assigned to Offutt Air Force Base. He is a graduate of Bonanza High School. Clark has been stationed for three years at Tampa, Fla. Slo-Mo-Shun Screams To New Record KLAMATH AGENCY By DARLKNK WOLFF On June SO the government em ployee end Uirlr iamlllrs gve farrwtll party far Mr. end Mr. Rewe Taylor, who have now moved to Sun Dlrgo. The club house was used for the no-host party. The Taylors wrre presnUrd with an el eclrlc roffremiUcer as a going am-ay presrnt. Taylor hut mired from the service alter thirty years, the last sixteen ol them spent nere. Mrs. Recce Taylor was the guest of honor at an attractive lea given wetincMlsy allrrnoon. June IB, by Mrs. Hsrold Wing. Oursts during the allernoon were Mrs. Vernon Norval and Mrs. Hurry Whiting of Chiloqum. Mrs. John Hall of Sprague River. Mrs. E. J. Dlehl. Mrs. Thomas Sanders, Mra, Red Pslten. Mrs. Conrad Shetland. Mrs Bob Mraaer. Mrs. Bill Voegrl. Mrs. Alice Spencer, Mrs. F. D. Wilder. Mrs. Clayton Nichols. Mrs Charles Wlrthman. and Mrs. Mark Casry. Guests of Mrs. Alice Spencer are her daughter. Mrs. Irene Monshan and granddaughter, Mary Ellen, who live in the central part of Cali fornia. Conrad Shclland's parents were to arrive this Saturday for approxi mately a month's vacation. They have a new grandchild to visit this time. Two Sunday school classes, the boys and the girls of 4ih. Sih and lh grades of the Methodist church, plus a few other students, went to Klamath Falls in a group on Saturday afternoon to go skatine. Mrs. John Mannerlng, Walter Col lins. Mrs. Gerry Wolff and Mrs. Earl Hall went with the group. A large attendance was reported at the cafeteria picnic held on the lcwn of the Mt. Carmel Catholic Church. Sunday afternoon, in spite of the threatening weather. Mrs. Barton Peden. a former Chiloquin resident who has lived In Seattle for a number of years, and another woman, a friend of Mrs. Peden's, were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zim merman. Other guests for Satur day evening dinner, were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Staiger. The travelers continued on Sunday, headed tor Santa Ana to visit a sister. Guests this past week of Mrs. Chiloquin ; By D ARLENE WOLtT Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wampler are Mrs. Buck Williams and three tons, Jimmy, Jerry and Randv of Coos Bay. They arrived last weekend. Visiting here with his parent! are Norman PohU and his family, " his wife. Mary, and the children ; B011l Washington, and to Vancouver Waller Polill went with her son and family to the bugrue and Cresswell area to visit on Tuesday. Other gueatt expected over the weekend are Mr. and Mrs. llrnrv Evatw and children, Orovllle, Calif. Botlt Mr. and Mrs. Evans are for mer CHS graduates. Bldise Wampler waa home with her imrcma, Mr. and Mia. Paul Wampler, last weekend from her summer Job in MeillorU. Mr. and Mrs. Bant Rite, Mttloc Point, have recently returned trip through northern Ore- Marllee and Martin, of Bacraiiicr to. They will return home after the coming weekend Is over, Mis. Julia Olengrr were her close friend Mrs. Tom Meek of Tacoma, Mrs. Meek's daughter and a wom an companion. Mrs. Meek is a pro fessional singer whose stage name is Valaska Oe Vaught. It had been twelve years since Mrs. Oienger and her friend had seen each other. The visitors were on a motor tripieral ministers. south to southern California. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Collins are to leave this weekend on a week trip. Thry and their daughter Mary Lee will go llrM to Cave Junction to visit Mrs. Collin's parents and to gel their older girl, Judy, who has been visiting there for two weeks. Mary Lee had visited her grandparents belore Judy went ov er. The Collins family will then go on to Sacramento to spend the remainder of their time. Recent guests al the Bert Blc B.C. where they have relatives. Cluest tpenker at the Bible Stan dard Church on Sunday morning was the Rev. John F. Ilnuck ol the Assembly of Uod Church Ashlanu. Rev. Hauck was thai day conduct ing the annual lent meeting held at the Pentecostal Assembly ol Uod church In wcl Chiloquin. The an nual affair draw, many people from WHshliigUin. California and all parts of Oregon, Including snv- Children are 111' Arriving llila week tor a visit with Mr. ami Mrs. J ease Mangtuit are Mr. and Mra. Marlon Walton and liielr three children, ill Wal ton, win ruiiiinuo thrlr trip on to Washington and will return to Snulhern Cnlllnriiia bv way of the Areata, cum. to coincide with a Innillv reunion, which will also be attended by Mr. nnU Mra. Man uiim. thrlr daughter, aon-lnlaw, and granddauuhtcm. Mr. and Mrs. David Lundeen, Vlckl and Bobble. Gueata thla week of Mr. and Mra. John Miinnerlng and children are Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nelson and son, of Waalimmal, Washington. Mra. Nelson and Mr. Mannerlng are brother and sister, Mrs. John Mannerlng was sur prised on Mondav evening bv party given In honor ol her birth-1 dav by Mr. and Mra, John Jntlrr holm. Ouetta were the Minuter lug Innillv. Mr. and Mra. Lavtnn llobai'k and son, and the Jadrr holms. Recent guests ol Mr, and Mra, Andrew Flurv were Mra. flurv'a sister, brother-in-law and daugh ters, the lirnnv lllnckmoie Inmlly, of Reil llhill, Cnllf. Thev were on a return trip from Yellowstone Na tional Park and planned to visit HOTELS OSIURN HOLLAND UeJINI, OH. MID'ORO Thoroughly Modern Itr. and Mrs. J, E. karliy and Joe Karley proprietors Medfoid before returning home. In ChlhKiulil they alsu vlsllnd with Mr. Illtu kinnm'i sister and broth-. er-tn-law, Mr. and Mrs. i'cd t h i k - ' waidt, Guests Mils week of Mr. and Mrs. Pnitnld Potter are Mr. and Mra. Hill r"lurv and Flury'a sister. Mai v Jo, all ol Medford. Flurv has been working In this vicinity recently staying at the Robert linak ranch. ECZEMA ITCH Oof you down? Try RESIHOL OINTMINT For long-lostlng relief slructed in an outdoor classroom over which has been placed a can opy erf pine boughs, Bible classes are conducted for adults In the iilternoons and services held in the church at night. All meals are eat en in community lashion in the church dining hall. Some of the guests bring tents, others trailer houses, and still others slay with friends or relatives hi the town. Mrs. Catherine Brown, dietician at Rrlnharl collrge in Georgia, is spending an Indefinite period ol time with her daughter and son-ln- ers home at Modoc Point werCiBW. Mr. and Mrs. Todd Detlen their daughter and her three chil dren Mrs. J. O. Thompson and family from Grants Pass. Thev stayed at the Bickers home while Mrs. Bickers was in Portland as a lay delegate to the annual Meth odist conference. Mrs. Paul Herron was hostess this week for the Women's Society ; of Christian service, bucher and granddaughter, Denlse. She arrive on June 30. 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