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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, JULY 2fl, 11152 IIKHALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREfJON PAGE SEVEM , - 5 v:,tvd 4 . .' . i I1-,' I I I MRS. CHARLES HAMILTON and Palti Smith, who win honored it a recoption in 1 lis Malin Community Church, July 20. Malin Aitembly Rainbow tor Girli ware hojtenei (or the event. Mn. Hamilton It Grand Deputy of thi Order Rainbow for Girli In Oregon; and Pattl Smith ii Grand Religion for Girli In Oregon. Photo by Guderian t f ' v. MR. AND MRS. HUBERT VANDERHOFF 5009Altemont Drive, announce the engagement of their daughter, Gloria, to Virgil Nelion, ion of Mr. and Mrt. Axel Nelion, 803 Delta. The affianced are both graduatei of KUHS, and the wedding date Ii let for Auguit 9, In the Klamath Lutheran Church. t Photo by Ferebee SOJOURNERS 'ANNUAL PICNIC Bojournera annual adult picnic, Wednesday evening, July 33, was Used under the chnlrmnn.shlp of Mia. Claude Chase, On her com mittee were Mra. D, P. Orovca, Mra, Lynn Zleftclmcyrr, Mra. J. Howard and Mra. F. E. Mcintosh. Blnto and horseshoes were played alter the plcnlo auppcr. Ouesta of Bojournera were: Mr. and Mra. Done Tennnnt, Mr. and Mra. Merln wWcarvcr. Mr. and Mra. Oharlea Stelnnchor and J. Baty. Bridge Party Mra. P. W. Brown entertnlned with a bridge parly at her home on July IS. Threo tables were . 1)1 plav with hlnh prlr.rt (tnlnir to Mra. Leland Harris, aecond high to Mrs, Harry Trailer, and Mrs. Bill Beclv dBldt received the traveling priie, . Refreshments were served by Mra. Brown at the close of cards to Mra. D. W. Farmison, mother 01 Mra. Brown who Is visiting here from Bukersfleld. Mra. Mne Onle, Mra. John Sullivan, Mra. Lelatv Harrla, Mrs. Bill Bechdoldt, Mrs. Owen Pepple, Mrs. Paul Monroe, Mrs. I. B. Morris, Mrs. Prank De Bell, Mra. Lea LeavlU, Mrs. Bill Burnott and Mra. Hurry Prazlor. iW'u Hv-j V.'-' I. i,r- . .. . , Saddle Club Entertained Mr. and Mra. Keith Bice enter tained the Sherlff'a Posse and the Saddle Club of Klnmr.Ui Falls at their home In LbiircII Valley on July 30. Singing and a social day was enloved with a barbecue the hit of the day. Many of the membera were hunt ing for the little boy lost at Lake of the Wooda and were not able to attend. WEDDING INVITATIONS and ANNOUNCEMENTS Processed or Engraved , From 50 For On Hundred 4 Day Delivery! SHAW STATIONERY CO. 729 Main RAINBOW GIRLS MAUN ASSEMBLY HOLD RECEPTION i MAI.IN--Hiindsv afternoon. July 20. the Mulln Itulnljow Awmljly held a rei'rrilion honorlim two of their dltllnuui-'hed meiiibers. Mrs. (,'hnilcv llmnllton. Grand Deputy nf Hie Older tor ftnlnbow for Ulrla In Oreitun, and Pattl Hmlth. Urand ItellKlon, of nnlnbow for Olrla In Oienoii. Tlie receutlon wa In the Mulln Community Church end a honl of frlenda and relative! of the honored Kiieits were present. Ouesta and members were Kreetfd hv Jeaii flalnun, Worlby Advisor of the Malln Assembly. Boated III the EnH with Jean Mrlln s Mother Advisor. Mrs. An net Schremer. niHiinitiihilird utiehtx were es corted to the East bv Betlv MrVev, actlna Drill Leader and unre duced the tollowlmt Mn. Ethel llamllton. Grand Drputy of Ore. gun; Puttie Rinllh. Grand Relliilon ol Oreson; Mra. Alma Coul-cn. Ornnd Deiiulv of California: llrlene Fischer, Past Grand Choir Dlrec lor o! Cnlllornla- Doris Wn'tm. Worthy Advisor of Klamath Kn'ls Hnlnbow Ahaninblv: and Mra. Vlr- am a Hrnn, Moihe' A'Jviwir ol Kluiiiath Kails Aaarmblv. Eh waa presented with a corsaite from the alrls. Others rrcrivliiK recounltlon were Mr . Mcrvyn .V:Hk. . lO.iur AdvlMr of the Mulln Ateinblv: Jonri DeMornlt. Pt Worthy Ad visor of Malm Asseniblv; and Bar h.r.i rnrneii Dst Grand Confi dential Observer. . PollnwtnK the seatlnii of the din tlnuuished aurtts in the East the UI...IIW a(.lj.r , .ntf.rlnltlrd at the piano and with vocal numbers. In an addendum honorlim Mrs. Hamilton, six erlrle. dressed In thlcr colorful formula, entered the room carryinu blue wandi from whlcn hurw stiver stars. An exnertlv exe cuted drill was followed with the (lift presentation to Mrs. Hamilton. The nlrla olterea atiecuonaie irnwi Ullona and were then aealed. . . . i . .Ht..ialnmnl fnl. More mu3n.ni r.... . ....- lowed with Dlanne Mlcka featured In a Hawaiian Dance, accompanied at the piano bv Mrs. Bunnell. Words to the danre music were sung ny pcari uuoman. ivr..i rfrfi.nHiim honoring n ... .. ,.u f.-..A l.llnmn U'Mft presented bv a team of eight girls. each ol wnom carrira a trimmed tn the men colors of the rainbow. Following their entrance thev approached the East and with verses of scripture, appropriate to her office, presented Pattl with a gift. Honored guests, who were seated In the East were called upon by u iirM..k., Ar4iiinr and each re sponded with a short talk. Relatives of Mrs. Hamilton ana -.., a...itl. i.j.r inlrrwltired and given a special welcome. Relatives present were. Mr. ana r. Johnson, Henley, (brother ol Mrs. Hamilton!: Pattle'i grandmother. Mra. Marv Smith. San Francisco; her aunt. Mrs. Ida Fleck. Merrill: and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Smith. Mra. Hamilton's, husband, Charlea, was also present. Refreshments were served In the dining room after the reception. Jne laoie was ccmnru wim bouquet of while Shasta Daisies and babv breath In a crystal bowl. Yellow candles were placed at either side. Mrs. Jess Smith and Mrs. Agnes senremer servra ine punch and coffee. Alpha Omega Theta Rho Installation Alpha Omega Theta Rho Girls Installed new offlcera July 17 In Merrill. Outgoing president was Shirley Sherrlll. Incoming President, Is Yvonne Conner and her suppor ters nie'Kulliryn Barnes and Peg gy Carson. Other offlcera are as follows: Chaplain, Frances Barber: Mar shal, Joyce Ha.sklna: Warden. Mrx Ine Morse: Conductor, Claudctte Fields; Outside Guardian, Esther Beasly; Musician, Kathleen Moore; and Heralds Include: Donna Dra goo, Rae Dean Marks a id Doris Bredeen. Secretary. 8hu-on Kpithof: Fi nancial 8ecretao . Caro'. Coe; and treasurer, Deloies Conner. Two charter membera received the Majority Degree; Laura Lou Hill and Louella Davis Murphy. Re freshments were served after the meeting. Dinner Dance MACDOEL Saturday evening, July It, Mr, and Mra. Arnold Crl.ss, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Qarey, Ray Day. Lavon Proctor, Mrs, Olive Frlcdland and Johnny Me diums ceicprnted wtm a Dirinnav dinner and dancing party at Cat' Ore In honor of Arnold Criss. no nibbing in no wiping off JJ SHI .135 fcaaiaaaieaaiael HuvmrmUKV.Sw rC ' :- " :"; T5 --;yi y 4 'u I X :)r, MR. AND MRS. WILBUR W. JONES and daughter Sharon and ton Brad, recent viiitort a? the home of Jonei' parenti, Mr. end Mn. Wilbur A. Jonei, 203 High Street. From Pittiburgh, where he il tenior industrial engineer at the Columbia Steel plant, they ipent the firit of a three weeki vacetion at the Lawrence Mehaffey home neer Lake Tahoe, the second at the home of Mn. Jonei1 parenti, Mr. and Mn. Ralph Haworth, near Boiie, Idaho; and the remainder here, before the return trip via the Redwood Highway. Photo by Guderian .ws-'.VaiL'v . ,-. : "a m -tit ' ' ' fl' ' if Wmkm MR. AND MRS. W. M. CRUMRINE . . . 2IS7 Mad ison Street, announce the engagement of their daugh ter, Laura, to Chester R. Bridges, son of Mrs. Madge Bridges, Newburg, Oregon. The bride-elect wai grad uated from Henley High School in 1946. Bridges is a resident of Cool Bay. The weddinq is scheduled for September 6, here. Photo by Guderian Women's Club At Langell Valley Langell Valley Womens' Club met at the parish hall on July 17, with Mrs. Wilfred Noble and Mrs. Ray Davis hostesses. The business meeting was called to order by president Mrs. Reita Morris. A dance was planned for July 19, and one tor August 18. Grace Dearborn, Odessa Noble and Nettle Davis were appointed on the committee tor July and Billie Colwell. Mildred Cunning ham and Dorothy Fleseher for the August dance. The club voted not to hold meet ings next year during the months of Julv and August. Following the meeting, cards and canasta wore enjoyed, with Dor othy Fleseher winning the high for canasta, Esther Kcysor 'for pi nochle and Cora Leavitt for bridge. The hostessc served refreshments after the meeting. Stick D.odoront 100 STEP LIVElY..i hot ttlck 50 2.00 value for 1.50 (tor a Untiled rime only) -Drin a, oppliad . . . ivyvirrt- toNna la riftrmol fcln . . . hormlMS to ctolhleo. ffc Itva contain, htxachlorophan. Ideal tar --- , woman and chlldrtn, itf llvtty laat iMA To toot, looaM, oad rata kot, Nnd foot. An offHvo doodoronl toatokia aoMoeMorophono. Gr,oiiltM wM not atala aor Shower For Mrs. Jenkins In Fort Klamath FORT KLAMATH Mra. Clar ence Jcnkna (the former Patricia Buell) was the inspiration for an especially lovely summer social event held In the C.I. clubhouse on Saturday evening, July It, when the following group of women en tertained In her honor with a lay ette shower: Mrs. Walter Zimmer man, Mrs. Guy Stalger, Chiloqum; Mrs. Kermlt Keysor. Bonanza: Mrs Harold Collins, Williamson River: Miss Diane Bechtel. Mra. Mitchell I Mike i Bcaulieu, Mrs. William A. Page and Mrs. Joanna Taylor. Fort Klamah. A long lace covered table was centered with an arrangement of columbine blooms and tills for the mother-to-be all decorations and ap pointments carrying out the pre. dominating color acheme of pink and white. Canasta and Bingo provided di version for the guests until a late hour, when prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ivan Doak of Chlloquin for high score at Canasta, and to Mra. Blaine Brattam. Fort Klamath, for top honors at Bingo. A guest prize was given to Mrs. Harold L. Wtmer. Included as part of the refresh ments served at the close of play was a large white cake approp riately decorated with pink rose buds and miniature white baby shoes in keeping with the theme of the layette shower. Highlight of the evening was the opening of her gifts by Mrs. Jen kins, who was assisted by her mother, Mrs. J. Quincy Buell. This climaxed a delightful evening and Drought the affair to a close. Those attending were: the guest J Hold your temper! Trying to press a-shirt, -and get the collar right, can take .the starch out of any housewife! But; there's really no need. Let our. experts do 'em and be sure of his appearance. Call , us" right now for. shirt service, and -. every laundry need. Phone 5111. CASCADE DRY CLEANERS of honor. Mra. Clarence Jenkins, her mother, Mrs. J. Quincy Buell, Doth or Fort Kiamatn; Mrs. uoya Peters. Mrs. Robert Wampler, Mrs. Ivan Doak, Mrs. Harry Pearson, Mrs. Bill Wampler, Mra. Wayne NtehaiiK- Mr. Donald Potter. Mrs. Robert Doak. Chlloquin; Mrs. Ober Brown, Crystal; Mrs. Daisy Bolt, Mra. Homer Holt. Bonanza; Mrs. L. L. Miller Sr., Mrs. Don Veatch, Mrs. William Zumbrun, Mra. Wtt liam C. Martin. Mra. Walter J Wright, Mrs. Lisle Bressler. Mrs Jerry Slsemore. Mrs. Harold Win) Jo'senh Haltord and Mrs. Charles M. Noah. Mrs. Gene A. Page. Mrs. Mar D.j., 11.. main Rrattttin Mrs. Elwood w. Maioney, Mrs. nar- .... M Mrc ITVo RrltrnPtl. MTS, Clifford Engle. Mrs. Frnk Ed A Hf U7Hr.nr R HPSCOCC. Mrs. Lloyd Nicholson, all ol ton Klamath. otrie hut rinable f IICIIUO to be present Included: Elida de Borton. Mcarie ronu, jwiuw die; Mrs. William Mathis. Mrs. Venon Norval, Mrs. Leroy Gienger, . U.- n,,r.hlarc Mrs Hlpn Kircher. Chlloquin and Mrs. James Rogers. UOlUjnwooa; mra. miwu Mrs. Ruoy peeler, airs. w.vib"i. Klrcher, Mrs. ueorge Keen. is. F. G. Markwardt, Mrs. Norman , Wimer, Mrs. ftoy ijeucimauucr. Mrs Bert Albert. Mrs. Allan. Hatcher, all of Chlloquin; Mrs. unM, ornlf WHIInmRnn Rlv- : er: Mrs. Rose Martin, Klamath Falls; JoAnn sisemore, rat mcu olson. Julia Steger, Mrs. Mildred i Castel, Mrs. Ord Prltchett, Mrs. , Thomas O. Dyche, Mrs. Earl Jack- j son. Vivienne and Jim Dyer, Mrr . Ralph Vaden, Mrs. Loren L. Mil-1 ler Jr., Mrs. Eldon M. Brattaln. j Mrs. Clay Thomas, Mrs. Elizabeth j M Loosley and Mrs. James F. Van ' Wormer, all of Fort Klamath. ISA DORAH MOLDOVAN left July 1 5 for San Francisco, sailing the 1 6th on the SS Fairport, for Puerto Rico, and to Miami where the will stay a month; flying back to New Or leans for the remainder or her trip. She plant to return Labor Day. Photo by Ferebee i .. I i 'iiiiimarnimiii. syaa.i. MR. AND MRS. STELL S. KING . . . West Klamath, an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Clo, to Floyd W, Cone, son of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Cone, also West Klamath. The wedding 'data is set for August 3, 4 p.m., in the First Christian Church. Reception to be immediately after the ceremony at tha home of tha bride's parents. , , . Photo by Ferebee HICKYS f j ( i. .'y.. ... vjfV.'3 a tradition with Klamath Falls 1 71d!om'ond"in9"n89.00 I V ' Her most treasured pofteiilon her anqoqe mnt and weddinq rinqi! Htr proud knowledqa that thev coma from Rickvi! BUDGET ACCOUNTS INVITED V, ; " -V ! ::y 1 . '1 X.. - -"' v.. Sunday School. Picnic Given;.; Junior Class ; MACDOEL A Dicnle waa clven on Butte Creek, July 18, lor the Junior class of the Butte Valley Community "Church, as their re ward lor bringing in the most new membera during a recent contest between the Junior and Inter mediate classes. The winners . were entertained with , an afternoon of games and swimming. - Mrs. Carlos Rushing; and Mrs. Donovan Griffin, Sunday School teachers, chaperoned the group. Regular - attendance has la creased to a great extent In tha past few weeks, according to Mrs. Rushing and Mra. Griffin. BRIDAL SHOWER FOR KATIE PAUP The bridal theme was carried out in all appointments . of the prettily arranged, shower, given the evening of July 23. in the Elk's party room for Katie, Paup, who will become the bride August 31. of Jack Roundtree.. Hostesses for tne atiair were Mrs. iienrv con- radl and Mrs. Perry Wilson. The honored guest was seated at a gift table centered with a bridal bouquet from which streamers ran to the gifts." A wedding cake and other re freshments were In keeping with the theme.' Colors were pink, sil ver and white. Fifty guests were present. H Ssm Calhoun A no mossiness aarm hoiltry. CURRIN'S - for -ugs MIRRORS ISHSIEirt JtHELU "i!2'iJ!'-!!i" 700 Main St. Phona 3131 Klamath'. Fineit Opp. Pent Office for any rnnm In tht hnmtl 9th and Mailt Phone 2-3475 IB I. Main.