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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1952)
THURSDAYJULY 10, 1952 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVENTEEN Cdltd by Ruth King This and That About Women L. -v I H e" .,.'" 6. j.i . .1., V ts .. ' ,4 'ist ' . ? jc rf. V "11 ' 1 '"I V I tin,'., ,. ' DO YOU KNOW that honey be belongs to the family of Apnidoe, that bees have ieeil lif ana community r. iponiibility. itond t ho htid of th lniet world In intlli. gonco . . thit lomt imtcti tr btntfltiil . , that graiihopptn may ba found 10,000 faat up In tha ttaan Mountains . . that pratty Patty O'Donahua It ana of tha bait informad antomolo giltl in Klamath County? Sixtaan-yaar-old Patiy, daughtar of tha J. L. O'Donahuai naar tha Lakaviaw junction, would rathar clanify a naw kind of bug icoopad from a laga bruih than watch Farlay Grangar in haart-throb icana. Har collection of butterfly and Iniecti !i bayond tha comprahantion of tha un-lnitiatad . . tha boxai of ipacimam are perfectly preiarvad . . the it constantly alert for new eddi. tioni, hai been collecting juit four yaert. She ti alio har Ded'i right hand man whan a wounded bird or beait ii taken to tha O'Donahua home for care and healing . . Dad it tha Good Samaritan who repairs broken wingi and crippled legs of wildlife. Way back, whan the was young, about 13, Patiy began scribbling. Today, she has just about enough poems to fill a volume, good ones with deep thoughts and proper meter . . . she points in oil. does pencil and ink sketches but has never had a lesson , . . she'd rather read than row a boat . . . designed to scale, the Hornets used for the bronze plaques thet guard tha doors at tha Henley high school where she gets grade cards marked with I's. patsy sings in tha choir at the Ml. Leki Community church . . Is a member of the Henley Four-H Porker Club . . had tha grand champion breeding sow in the 1951 livestock show . . . . crochets . . but the NICEST news of all is this . . Patsy O'Donahua is a laughing, full-ef-fun lass with tha look of Ire land in her eyes and thinks she doesn't do a THING unusual. Meeting -mwm J9 , I The Klamath Falls Garden Club thrilled to the technicolor (lima of Harold B. A.ihley on wild and cul tivated (lower at the July 7. meeting. Mr. Anhley had aome very rare pidurea of bltutroot, wild Irla, wild penatemon and squaw grass In bloom. Mrs. Fred Karlaon brought the club a report of the stale conven tion held In Portland. Mrs. Ray Garrison, president of the Evergreen Garden Club was a guest. The Klamath Falls Garden Club will have a picnic at the home of Mrs. Earl Redman In August. SAVE If buna, coffee cake or dough nuts get sllgbtly stale, try slicing them In two and putting them In a pan unaer tne Droller or the gas range. Spread with butter, peanut butter, cinnamon or Jam and serve not. art 4 New Officers Venture Club Soroptimists The Klamath Falls Boroptlmlst rlub met Jointly with members ol the Venture club. June 29, In the Pelican Parly Room (or a forma) new oilicers oi ootn ciuds. In a candle lighting ceremony, Phvllla CavanaUKh Installing of ficer for the Venture club, gave the charge to Edith Plerucclnl, presi dent; Anne Ltndskog, vlce-presl- drnt: Lena Parsons, secretary ana Mary Vandenberg, treasurer. Edna Albrecht, Installed for the Koroptlmlst club, greeting Isabelle rixner, presment; Kuin naams, banquet and Jnlnt Installation of first vice president: Alice Lamm, second vice president! Ellen Clark, recording secretary; Ruth Ray, corresponding secretary: Margaret Larkln, treasurer and Ofa Smith, Josephine Robinson and Vera Pow ell as board members. RECOGNITION . Corsages were presented to the new officers, Vlvlsn Owens, nsst president ol the Sorontlmtsta presented the past president's pin to Ola Bmiin, re tiring president. Clara (Bhasy) Bhaw was. pre sented with a corsage by Ola Smith in recognition of her falth (ul attendance during the entire year. Mrs. Shaw held the highest percentage. 07.8 per cent, missing only ono meeting. Jesn Adams, pupil of Elolse Mc lntyre, club member, wss guest soloist (or the evening, singing threo numbers. "Twilight" by Glen; "Serenade" by Romberg and "Life" by Curran. Shirley Sehorn, sponsored by the Soroptnnlsl club to uin s Aii-siau In Balem this year gave an In teresting report on her trip, stress ing the knowledge learned on state Idantalh't Finest! MIDu lnthaWeild'aMost ConvamInt Contain an! Opant "Easily! Cloias Easily! ,7YfrL3eaEr Poun Claanlyl LOOK f OR THE P0LKAD0T CARTON CBATEIl LAKE DAIRY PRODUCTS government. A number of members of Sorop llml.il from Ashlsnd were present. 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